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AboutTown Crashes Involve ATcrase Daily Net Press Run The Westher Ttm Fellowship Men’s Iêscue of: F«r tlw WMk Ended Foreeaet of D. 8. Weotber Bmme the SalTstlon A m y will men 8st^ Seven Vehicles 8«t. M. leee urday at 7:15 p.m. at the church. Sanog thil ofteraooB ood eool- After a btuiness meetipr, refresh 13,220 er thaiB yeeterdag. Clear and eoM- ments will be sreved.' There were no injuries or ar er tonlgkt with froot la the ae>'> rests resulting from three sepa Member • ( the A udit. mally cold Interior vaUeya. T o UST DAY morrow moetly fair. T>inm^flve members attended rate accidents late yesterday af Betfean of Obeokuion ■ Manchester— City of rUlage Charm the first fall meeting and potluck ternoon and evening in which sev of Jayoee Wives Wednesday eve- .lUhg at Center Congregational en vehicles were Involved. (CUaellled Advertlsmg on Page 17) PRICE FIVE CENTS Church. Atty. Vlnoent Diana, Jay- Shortly before 5 p.m., a four-car VOL. LXXX, NO. 1 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1960 oee jnesldent, asked the women to rear end collision occurred on help stimulate Interest In Jaycee Center St. weit of Olcott St. It in activities, and expressed appreda volved cars driven by Gerald N. tion for past services. Mrs. Eldred Cornier, 34, of Rose Lane, An Couch presented a demonstration dover: Elisabeth F. Hill of Colum Ike Heading of ribbon tying and gift wrapping. bia; Richard H. Groth. 30, of Nixon Tours Ohio, State News South Windham, and Elaine Mc- American Legion Auxiliary mem Cartan of 70 Grandview St. For Meeting bars have been Invited to attend Damage was light to all cars R o iin d u p Joint Installations' Tuesday at the except Groth's, which had to be Kennedy Ends Rest On UN Events Newington Legion Home, Willard tow ^ away. , Ava, Newington, at 8 p.m., and At 7:20 ] ^ . a Connecticut Co. Friday, O ct 7 at the Myrtle Ste bus. driven byNWlllis Linden, 44, Denver, Oct. 1 (4*)— ^Presi vens Sôol, Rocky Hill, at 8 pjn. ' Hyannis Port, Mass., Oct.Jl State to Honor of Hartford, sndNr car, driven by En Route with Nixon, Oct.' dent Eisenhower flies back to Oliver G, Cromwelix 67, of 50 ALTERATION (iF^/lSen. John F. Kennedy, "Washington at Work,’’ a po 1 (jip)— ^Vice President Rich Gov. Trumbull- day to Washinsrton and a Coolidge St„ s c r a p ^ together refreshed by a day of rest at litical film travelcê, will be slightly at the Center, \ ard. M. Nixon moves his pres strategy meeting on achieving shown at a meeting of the Kiwanis idential campaign into hotly- home, returns to the cam western aims in the United Club o f Manchester next ’Tuesday A car driven by .Iose|>h^ D, Hartford, Oct. 1 (4*)— Gov For Red contested Ohio today, ac paign trail today in Illinois noon at the Manchester Countiy Caron Jr., 16, of 58 Hansen 'Dr,, ernor Ribicoff has pÎaim ed Nations General. Assembly dub. was badly damaged when 11 cusing his Democratic rival of and Minnesota. against Soviet table-thumping stnick a telephone pole on Vernon downgrading the United The Deniocratic presidential Oct. 12 as Governor’s Day in St., about 1.000 feet north of Ly- commemoration of the 250th opposition. Mr. and Mrs. Harry TVotter of States with false statements. nominee took off for Chicago in Eisenhower has an appointment dall St., at 7:55 n.m. his private plane at 8:40 a.m., anniversary of the birth of South Coventry and formerly of The GOP presidential • nominee at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow in the Reds Move Manchester have arrived in St. Caron told police a panel truck (iEaT) from Hyannls Airport. His former Connecticut governor White House with Prime Minister driven by Ernest Sass of 570 dr«w heavy crowds In a tour of wife, Jacquline and little daugh Petersburg, Fla., where they will Binghamton, Schenectady, ’Troy Jonathan Trumbull. Harold Macmillan of Great Brit spend the winter. Vernon St. approached him In the ter. Caroline, saw him off. ain and Robert G. Menziea of middle of the road, Caron said he and other points in upstate New In Chicago this afternoon Ken in an official statement, the Gov To Advance Tork yesterday, despite a con ernor noted that the friend and- Australia. The Men’s Fellowship of Com stepped on his brakes and skidded nedy addresses the American Pol For the President and Mrs. Into the pole, 64 ^ 9 . stant downpour o f rain that has ish Congress and thyn files on to counsellor . of General ^ Geo; munity Baptist Church will spon plagued his campaign trail all Eisenhower, it is a flight back to sor a bean supper tomorrow with Minneapolis for a campaign speech ■Washington was boi-n Oct. 1 Sass. police said, denied he was week. the work-a-day world aflei- a day servings from 5:30 to 7:.30 o’clock driving in the middle of .the road. at the annual bean feed sponsored In Lebanon and “ eaimfd''for him Arms Talk in Fellowship hall at the church His press secretary. Herbert G. by the Democratic-farm labor self a lasting plaM.-m the history of purely private grief and family Klein, called this—the third week of his state aml'nation.” talk, marked by funeral serrices party of Minnesota. for Mrs, Eisenhower’s mother, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith GREEN of his Intensified drive against The candidate will' spend the ’Tile lawysrTlegislator. jurist and United Nations, N. Y ., Qet. 1 Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massa Mrs. Elivera Doud. will serve as host an>:; hostess night in Minneapolis snd resume state govôr (for 15 years) took (4»)—Soviet Premier Khrush at Luts Junior Museum Sunday ■ \ chusetts— "the best week that his vote quest Sunday in three chief executive in 1769 Only about 40 invited guests, ■ from 2 to 5 p.m. we have had.” Minnesota cities->-St. Paul, . :ên the State was a Briti.sh Col close friends and neighbors, at chev interrupted his weekend RECORD Klein conceded that jSCennedy luth and Hibbiiig—before trjsvÎ- ony, the Governor said, and when tended the simple Presbyterian rest from politics to attend an Major Walter Lamie of the Sal has drawn big crowds in Ohio, ing on to St. Ix>uis, Mo. he “insisted upon retiring” in services which began yesterday in extra U.N. General Assembly aton houra: but said Nixon Is "co^ d eh t of the room in which the Eisenhow vatlcHi A m y will be in charge of open 8 days 9:80 ajn. to 6:45 p.m, Kennedy arrived JixC Hyannis 1784, "Con.njscticut was part of a today and the stage was set radio broadcasts, sponsored by the with all cash purchases winning that state.” Port about 4 a.i^.'-^'esterday after ..free tfnd Independent United States, ers were married in 1916. It is part HOP open tfeuradaya 9:30 aJU. to 5:45 p.m. Nixon heads out today from for a battle over the Manchester Ministerial Assn., Sun two days o^tdm ping. upper New I a nation whose struggle for Ul:erty of the plain brick house in an old- quickly day at 6:30 p.m. and dally next Trov. N. Y., to Albany, where he was gi-eatly assisted by Jonathan fashioned neighborhood where admission of Red China to , Tonight \ planned to take off by charter York, in^jrîd for the state'j '45 week at 7:15 p.m. over station electoriU votes, the nation’s' big- Tnimbull.” Mrs. Doud lived most of her 82 membership. WNIF. plane at 8 a.m. (EST) to keep a speaking engagement at 11:15 bloc. Govenior’a day is being desig At the same time the Russians and Saturday nated by the DAR (Daughters of ( Continued on Page Six) WAGNER a.m. (EST) at the Akron. 0 / ’The Massachusetts senator slept moved to speed up plensu-y aessioii The Zipser Club will sponsor a late and then took it easy the rest the Amei-ican Revolutlorrt, he-said. debate on disarmament through by setback party tomorrow at 8 p.m. Moieiiie Ttmpl* . CAhPETEER RUG SHAMPOO KIT . 5.88 University Hall. ’Then he wUlpro" ceed to Republican rêS^ at Can of the day with /h is ^lyear-^ld and added: "The DAR is to be con passing committee action and plac at the BralnSrd PI. clubhouse. The 7:30 to 11:30 gratulated on this most w’orthwhlle ing the ticklish question directly public is invited. ton and Mansfield; Ohio, and -wife, Jacqueline^ and their daugh Blvanaville, lnfi./TO wind up a 10- ter Caroline, wfio is nearly three. observance. It will be a fitting oc Final Effort before the full assembly. reg. 8.95. contains easy glarriaer. easy to use. casion for our schools to take spe They did likewise with the Soviet A family bean supper will be state. S.OOjO-ififle swing. Mrs. Kennedy is expecting another just apply and let dry. most revolutionary carpet “We,.nfe closing this week very baby in Defcember. cial note of the life of Jonathan charge of "aggressive" actions served at diurch of Assumption Trumbull so that our young people On to Avert lodged against the United States on hall tomorrow from 6 to 7 p.m. NYLON wÛ-^tisfied with the progress of While^kennedy went for a walk cleaning combination known! free — enough with his wife in the fog and' rain, will be fully aware of the extent of the basis of spy-plane flights, and fie campaign:.” Klein told news with the Soviet proposal to grant easy glameer to clean 9x 12 rugs! men. "The Vice President will his^ staff hit back at the senator’s his contributions.” A tea. sponsored by the Con StrikeatGE full independence to all colonial TRICOT i GAS HEATING CARD ^Continued on Page Six) (Continned on Page Six) necticut Daughters of the National areas immediately. Sooiet.v of the DAR. will be held The Red China issue, however, f. STOLTZ Oct. 12 from 2 to .5 p.m. at the New York. Oct. 1 iJP) — Federal was brought to the fore by aa SUPS SCRANT1N LACE TABLECLOTHS Asian delegation—that of India's C H 7-26S1 PARTY Governor T:-umbull house in Leb- mediators hold last-ditch bargain ing talks today to avert a nation neighbor Nepal. The Nepali delegar Sponsored By Tolland County tion asked the assembly to revers* AD 2.5946 Republican Womeu’s stainproof rayon and dacron wide strike set for midnight to FREE ESTfMA’TES its 21-nation steering committee Assodatinii ' ■ Can Queen Be Guest Pay Cut Rejected night against the General Electric Mao Tze-tung, right, chairman of China’s Communist Party, receives gift of a banner from Fer- and accept discussion of Red 72x90 sizeô'*or Executives Assn. other issues. Tbe old five-year con Rise to Power, sations, capped by a neutral na IRONINO BOA r D c o v e r s , 87e This question has boiled up into tion with her advisers. Railroad President. (3eorge Al- tract., expired at midnight last tions’ plea for a new summit meet- ATLANTIC a minor crisis of rw aj, etiquette Her principal adviser in maCleta pert mad e-the pMspesal -and said nigbt. Ing of Khrushchev and Presldant SAM YULYES 100% nylon nirfee DSelgiiith’s Kmg'*Tftaudouin br*f!nFTdhd is home secretary it jvould helD bail the road out of lUE President Jamis B. Carey War Line Firm Eisenhower, placing the President "SHOE REPAIRING FURNACE OIL reg. 1.19. extra heavy flannel back drill., .fits anounced he plans to marry Dona_ Khrushchev’s Game In a difficult position because of Antomatle Delivery Richard A. Butler. In forming his financial difficulties. , has offered to continue negotiations OF THE BETTER KIND”/ whit* with loco to 60" board. Fahlola de Mora y Aragon early ad\dce, he will likely consjder, that George Leighty, president of the until after the national election his stated reluctance to meet the 23 OAK S’TREET L. T. WOOD CO. and In November. several millions of the Queen’s sub Railway Labor Organization, said Nov. -8 — if the' old dontract re Tok.vo. Oct. 1 Communist Soviet leader. Banae Side as WatUna ’ITie word from Belgium is that By WILLIA5I I.. RYAN 4' He.did tuore than that. He pro- Khrushchev’s decision to attend Phone Ml 8-1123 jects, both at home and overseas, Alpert came here Wednesday to mained in effect and if the new' China’s foreign mmister Chen Y1 embroidery^ many ■people there will be offend are Roman Catholics and that the make his appeal. In effect, Leighty contract was made retroactive, Associated Press News .Anal.vst .posed , that ’Hie 10-nation disarma this session was unexpected. In trim _ 100% A C R ILA N BLANKET, 11.99 ed If ^ e e n Elizabeth stays away policy of the Anglican Church Is said. Alpert wa.s a.sking the em ’The coippany said it was willing United Nations. N. Y,, .Ocl. 1 (A’) ment commission be expanded. It declared today "The Chinese peo dications at' first had been that from the king’s wedding—as she to atreas religious unity wherever ployes to' "make an Interest-free to continue present pay seniority, — How neutral are the five ”neu- now h^s five representalivea eacl: ple are determined to liberate” Khrushchev would spend the whole guaranteed fi’on: COntmunisl and Western na did from the wedding of Baudouin’e It can. loan of 10 per fcent of their gross ■pensions, insurance and other ben tj-als” whose resolution urging big Formosa. He called on the na weekend at the Soviet delegation’s , non-run! brother, Prince Albert. earnings for six months. efits, but balked at continuing the tions. Knnishchey wants five more Glen Cove estate on Long Island. reg. >13.98. 72x,90 size, twin or full, moth ’The Q u ^ ' will make her de two summit talks has pushed —supposedly representing a ” ncu- tion’s vast militia to "get ready to ’The Queen, as head of the "If we bg,gan any such policy, coat-oMiving escalator clause and President Elisenhower into an un defend their homes and mother- Looking not quite so brisk and proof, washes easily, shrink resistant, extra warm. Church of England, is widely be cision without any hard and-fast ever>’ railroad in the country tral” bloc. bubbly as usual, Khrushchev ar pro-toco!—as distinct from prece various pther company-union ar comfortable position 7 lands.’*- lieved to b# barred from attending wouid -want us to help ball them Four of the nations he pro- rived prornptly on the dot of the MANCHESTER dent—to guide, her. rangements. Their activities seem to have Chen Yi. made this declaration Catholic ceremonies. out when they get into financial GE has offered a 3.-year contract po.sed for this e.xpanded commis scheduled assembly opening time. At coronations, which are state done a aei'vice for Soviet Premier minutes before a half million Clil- A check through the dusty files trouble.” he said. providing a 3 per cent wage in Khrushchev. It is possible that sion now emerge as prime movers nese marched throngh Peiping’a A reporter asked him did he 'plan occasions, the form-is clear. For UBLIC MARKE Sizet 32 to 44 H O M ESPU N BEDSPREADS, 4.99 of the home olBce, howe'ver, shows The rail labor union chiefs, in crease on sighing of the hew pact what went on in the U, N. General in tile qUempt to produce a new square of Heavenly Peace to cele to make a statement to the assem 803 - 805 MAIN STREtT that If ahe wishes to'attend ‘ she eign heads of state do not attend. a formal letter to the railroad and an additional 4 per- cent on Assembly .yesterday fitted in neat Eisenhowel'-Khnishchev sui:imit— bly on the. China Issue. Khrush They send representatives. brate the 11th anniversary of the has a precedent,. president, expressed sjunpathy April 2, 1962. ’The offer also j ly witli Khrushchev’s primary ob Yugo.slavia. India. Indonesia and Communist conq\iesl of the niain- chev wagged a finger - and said; QUALITY MEATSNOT PRE.PACKAGED for the lliie’s predicament. But the United Arab Republic. reg. 5.98. "Highlander plaid" in bluei, rad or M EN 'S SPORT CO A TS, SPECIA L 24.95 In 1918 her grandfather. King ' But royal weddings are not called for elimination of the cost- jectives in coming to New York. land. "You’ve given me ap idea.” ^ brown, twin ana full sizes. George V, attended the Roman strictly state occasions, the ex I they said the problem Is primarily of-living escalator clause, and pre- ; President Elsenhower now is In addition. Khrushchev assidu Peiping radio said that Red Chi Khrushchev, on the'aaaemBiy FRESHLY CUT — NICELY DISPLAYED values to 35.00. new fall olive and gold tones, Catholt/ wedding of Princess Vic perts say. The invitation — if it ' one for management, commercial sented a company-controlled pro under the heaviest sort of pressure ously wooed these "neutrals” at floor, quickly sought but Poland’s buy n O'W^. for I credit sources and community* and na’s strongman. Mao' Tze-Tung, toria Lduise, only daughter of came — ,would be a personal one. gram for workers whose Jobs were to put aside his serious misgivings evcjy pos.sible . moment of his Communist leader. Wladyslaw solids, plaids, checks. fine worsted and orlon I governmental agencies. revie:\’ed the parade that drew gifts! Germany’s'Îast kauier, to Prince prompted by Baudouin's relation eliminated. and try again to X;ome to a meet- nen’e-shattering sojourn in New 2,000 foreign guests from 80 coun Goniulka, possibly for a talk, on blends, ivy and natural shoulders, sizes 37 to Ernst August, Duke of Bruns York. ' ■ 36" HNE PERCALE PRINTS, >14 yd. ship to the British royal family— The union seek.s a 3 'i per cent inff minds with .the man who tries. strategy. Ambassador James J. 46 reg. ancklong. wick. they are distant cousins—and the ! County Aide Seeks Pay purports to be the leader of the The ’’neutrals” puslUng the new Mao. standing atop the high red Wadsworth was on hand for the This precedent' would tend to friendship between them. ] Bridgeport. Cict. 1 UP)—’ITie for- (Continued on Page Six) world communist movement. summit are prissldents 'Tito of gate overlooking the square, was United States. reg. .59 yd., .provincials,\florals for aprons, offset any protests from militant Baudouin last "met the British jmer superintendent of the county From the very outset of Ihisi^Jfugoslavla, Gamal 'Abdel N!ns:ser flanked by Burmese Premier U Nu The Saturday session was ar British Protestants about the royals in. 1959. He was the private ; court house here has initiated a turbulent 15lh assembly session of the U.A.R., Kwarae Nkrumah and the premier of Algeria’s revo ranged to . speed up settlement of dresses, slcifts, drapes and any number of other Queen’s attending a Catholic cere guest ,6f the Qiieen and Prince ■ 32,500 damage suit for money he Khrushchev lias unmistakenly sdt of Africa's Ghana. Sukarno of In lutionary government, Fcrhat Ab what the 98-member assembly will W A S H and W EA R SLACKS, 8.99 mony. George V -was the most his sights on creating the illusion donesia and Prime Minister Nehru uses Philip at Balmoral Castle during a claims is owed him as .severance bas. . discuss in Us full sessions.. Fixing constitutional o f monarchs. Scottish golfing, vacation. pay on his discharge last summer. that certain nations that frequent of India. ' the agenda was delayed by the un ly support his objectives arc part Tito, despite professed differ Red China’s president Liu Shao- flannel, hopsacking, cOvart, acrilan ând rayon, ______( Named as defendants by An News Tidbits Chl, premier Chou En-Lal, Marshal usual length of speeches in the of a -bloc of true, neutrals. ences with Khrushchev over Ideol arnel and rayon, pleated and plain front ivy thony Costello, of 481 Knapps Culled from AP Wires Chu Tel: and other top leaders of policy debate which has been go Highway. Fairfield, are former 'That was the underlying ’ idea ogy. has gone down the line for ing on since the assembly convened PLAYTEX UVING M AS styles, charcoal, green, gray, brown, sizes 29 of Khrushchev’s proposal to Klmjshchev: proposals before this the Peiping regime shared the SUP COVER SALE county commlssioner.s* James J. rostrum. ' BANDEAU. 2 for 6.B9 to 46. Whelan, Geotge H. Conway and Change the U.N. peace-making Asembl.y. (Conttnued on-Rage Six) South African Witblitz Congo strongman Col. Joseph machinery by abolishing the .Sec Nkrumah has sided with the The paraders carried banners reg. 3.95 each. Sizes 32A to 42C three patterns — many colors. Axel W Lindstrom. County gov- Mobutu i^ yes. U.N. Ghana forces calling for support of revolution- ei-nment was abolished at mid retary (jeneral’s office, and substi Russian.^ in the key crioes of Afri D sizes, reg. 4.95. 2 for 8.89 tc new encampmenL outside Leo tuting a 3-man executive repre ca, The Congo. He appears an im- arj’ movements in Asia, Africa and night. ,TTie writ was dated Sept. poldville apparently because Mor Latin America, arms reduction and rag. 9.98, chairs 7.99 Outsells Legal Liquor 29. senting the Communist bloc, the BOYS' FAU WEIGHT JACKETS, 20% OFF butu feels they favor ousted Pre western bloc— and the-neutrals. (Continoed on Page Three) banning of nuclear weapons. I Costello said be. was hired by But there was no indication Pei- ^ LO N G UNC. 4.95. reg. 5.95 reg. 19.98, divans 15.99 j the county "to perform services” mier Patrice Iximiimba, refusing Bulletins protection to Mobutu’s college pihg had altered its hard line, SIRLOIN or SHORT D sizes, reg. 6.95, S.95 Johannesburg. South Africa,^ throats, hands and ears, and on June 1. 1931. and that he from the AP Wire® reg. 13.98, studios 10.99 4.76 to 8.76 grajjuate technicians who are try toward the Weat or softened its Oct. 1 MP)—South Africa’s boot spray-painted face.s for photo- served from that da.V until last quarrel with Soviet. Premier! leggers are outselling legal bara ing" to run the cotm try.. , Fir ^ p h s . July in various capacities, with Khrushchqv over the inevitability and package stores this year. One such is Auntie Marne, who the exception of a period from ing squad executes Roberto Qruz rag. 5.95 to. 10.95. flannel lined poplin, rayon Alfonso in Havanq^ for attempted Punchcards May Pick of wdr to advance communism. OI STED OFFICIAL IHES ’The government acknowledges operates "The Azure 400” in Jo March 22, 1942 through April 1, Istanbul, Turkey, .Oct. 1' (fiV - NO MEND HOSIERY SALE ^ 88e GADGET SALE that about 55' per cent of South 1947. asMSsInatloh o f Jose^’ ardo Llada. On the contrary, a new edition lined poplin, revertiblas, tan, gold, gray, blue, hannesburg’s Orlando African 6lfto}\ former IstaolNil . A , _ ^ Africa’s total liquor . production According to C o 8 t e 11 o the pro-government radio commenta of Mao’s collected works,- which sizes 6 to 20. v . ' ' township," She adopted her name appeared today, was quoted offi police chief, died In his Yssstoda reaches the public through the il after coming across an American, county legislators jpassed g reso tor and. Castro associate. daytime sheer 51/30, dresi sheer 60/15, service more gadgets thar/w^ could name,'including: legal market. lution on s e p t. 10, 1959 wluch pro U.S. Naval chief rejects Soviet Parole-Risky Convicts cially to support China's argument Island -prison last night after •' paperback of that title. Auntie heart attack,' the govemmerit weight 54/70/reg..1.65 1.39, 3for4.05 ---..The' liquor 'bomralssion 'says vided that any employe hired charge that" American ' ship.s and that struggle, including armed Marne is of .mixed blood. She struggle, was needed to overcome announced today. It brlngf to alumijnum. eolanderf)^--^^ traffic in bootleg liquor is com prior to Sept. 30. 1958. whose job planes on exercises in the North Lb. seamless (plain or micro daytime sheer)., .reg. chews gtun. wears dark! glasses ■ Sacramento, (iaiif., Oct. 1“(jP) four to 12. The top possible imperialism. five the aulnber of officials and . BO YS' TROUSERS, 3.99 to 6.90 pletely out of hand. .. and speaks In an attempted Amer was terminated involuntarily, was Sea interfered with Soviet fishing OUR KIN D 1.50. ' 1.29,3 for 3.75 entitled" to one., weeks salary for boats. . . . Debates between 'Vice' —-(Sallfpmra convicts mky some-..- score was 76. The Soviet news agency Tasq parlianientariaas of the fora m meatball makers Home distillers find vast scope ican accent: indicators included: Did he regime who have died under d e -' in .this country for distributing "Man, those cops’ll never get President Nixon and Senator Ken day win or lose parole on a reg. 7.95 to 11.95. 100% wool, wool and nylon, (Coattoued on'Page Six) nedy to cc>ntinue next Friday have a prior record ? Had he (Continued o'n Page Three) tendon since the May 27 mili NATIVE MEATY dress sheer 60/15. daytime sheer, reg. 1.35. laundry dampahing bagji their .Witblitz (white lightning), me. ’They’re too bloody stupid to shuffle of the cards. used a'n alias? Was his first tary coup; Two of them eomnit- plain or pleated, tome wash and wear, sizes 6 cane spirit, , and other gin-like find out where. I operate. A cou night in Washington with all ma proportioned sizes in hew fair shades!- ^ jor networks airing the 1-hour It won't be a deck pf play offense car theft? ted sqlride. drinks. - ple of those durnb hairybacks A "no” answer on the first ' wooden mixing spoon sets ... to 20 (inc. huskies!) The Negro . population of more program. ing cards, but a stack of- 1.19,3 fM 3^5 (white police) did come stooging question gave nim" 12 pointa; HEAD-ON CRASH K1U46 4 than nine'’miIllon is not legally al- $169 Million West Berlin Mayor . Willy punchcards s e in e d by )ui dlee- Two Generals CHICKEN LEGS > 49* around too close for this kid’s on the second 5 points; on the East St. Louis, lU., Oct. 1 ( ^ ' door rhats low'ed to buy anything more po comfort. I just got rid of them by .Brandt Unto at doonomlc reprisals tronlc brain for things in a tent than K ^ r beer, a watery against Soviet. 'UniiMi because of man’s record which indicate third 4 points. — \ tractor-tratlhr and a ear GROUND LEAN ^WESTERN handing over a few bottles of wlt- The scientists call It "base, Die as Plane chUlded'head-on early today oa zi’pper dress and coat bags MEN'S WORK SHOES, 4.97 fa 10.97 . substance" with low alcohol con blltz. • ' , More Slated Communist squeeze on Berlin. . . his chances for success on the tent. Coiuequently they grab any Kentucky State Textbook Com outside. expectancy,” and liken "it to the MacArthor bridge over the "Sure, the.v still come on by for an Insurance company’s tables Mlaaissippi River, killing fear ■ table crumbers rag. 9.00 to 19.95 opportunity to get their hands on mission asked to carefully exam The state corrections depart lb something strongei;. their rake-off. A Couple of bottles For Defense for predicting life expectancy. Crashes in Fog occupants of the car. Two othe^ p A b ULOUS FAKE PEARLS- keeps ’em quiet for a week—and 1 ine textlMwks for poaalble subver ment reported today tests CHUCK BEEF A- - Shebeens, or speakeasies oper In the 'words o f the depart persons were Injured. tile trivets ^ V ’ ^ V can stford It.” . . sive material by Maysvillp chapter showed the electronic calcula ment; ate thnmgho.ut African townships Qf Daughters of the.-lAmeric^" tor can predict the potential 1A )0 surrounding 'cities. Negroes gath Non-whites are not the only -Washington, Oct. 1 (jP) The "The fact that a man used Oakland, Calif.,.Oct. 1 (;Pi —TWo .H1A5U sliis s t r i k e ON LEAN. MILD CURE ones who have climbed on the il Revolution. parole's chances, of making an" alias doesn’t Mean direct steak tanderizers heavy duty high work er nightly in these ill-lit places to Pentagon < has matHced aii extra good,' , Army generals and four other', per hllaml. Fla., Oct. 1 4 TO licit liquor bandwagon. Many low Hawallana cast primary ballota ly that he will fall on parole,' sheas. get their fill of hard llqupr. Lookr 3169 million for defense spending. for 120 candidates seeking .45 of "The present system is crude, sons died yesterday In the" flaming era on MUunl and Miami Beacli ■ SM OKEDi frozen food tews ' . puts rove the streets. RoHce actlv- er Income whites figure they can Much of 1t will go toward 'speed but It does'-vaually indicate crash of a small Ariny transport bus lines went on 'atrtke early .5 LB.S, fices on Islands of Oahu, Kauai, but it works,” the department he’s had an metensiVe criminal ntcklacts Df ail typai^ for Ity is rare. , pick up good money by peddling ing up development of the Polaris plane In a foggy, residential. area today,- paralyzing the two aya- SHOULDERS bad Mqupr. The.vferment pineapple Maui, and H aw aii. . . (Ten. Lyman said. Lt plans more study-ând career and been arrested a day and ayaning waaring. flower holders • / ,’ heavy duty low ox Shebeen queens, the women who submarlns V niissUe. ' Lb Lamnltzer, 61, moves- up to near here. tems and leaving 150,000 paaoMK run these epeakeasies, revel in skins, blackberrim, potatoes and a revision^ number of times. What the Democrats have accused the ad ohainaansMp of Joint Chiefs of The high ranking officers were: gers without tnwaportatloa. OUR OWN MAKE PURE LEAN PORK _ ^ matching aarrings and ford. the eaisy profits from a patched variety of other things In barrels. The indicators were selected researchers wanted were Indi Maj. 'Gen. Carl F. ’Frttzscbe, 57. book racks ministration of refusiilB to spend Stall of Armed Forces . . UJS. cators that could be found In' bracatats here now for • e , , and battered' still concealed in a Other whites have developed a large part o f the 3661.6 mtlUon by extensive etudy'of the fliee o f Rjedford. Ohio, commanding BORDER TREATY SIGNED „ cellar somewhere. military aid to Laos la auspeaded of 878 men paroled four years the files." ' liquor making into a hobby. The voted by Congress in addition to “becatue the situation la ao. con general of the huge Army tralrft Tokyo, Oct. 1 (fiq—Burma a a t- emart Christmas shoppers! ' sauce pan sets broken sizes end They rule their'ahebeens with' father of a family will have his ago. ' The record o f , a different the administration’s 340.8 bUllon futed we have not been aure who group of 937 -men paroled in ing center at Foird.Ord, Calif., and Communist China signed ta' SAUSAGE MEAT • 59' ityles. 6'A to 13,T an iron hand and a fierce temper— private distilling apparatus In a defense budget for, the current fis Hundreds of items were .Brig. Gen. Thomas H, Hayes, 49, Peiping today a treaty erttUaR* shoe bags and bdtmcers. Rowdy behavior la reaponeible for anything,’’ Pen- 1956 were scored, workshop or barb.* cal year. But the administration tagoa'a filKpctor of military 'aa*. picked and discarded In the of Macon, Ga„ Fritssehe's. deputy their long-ataadtag border dto-1 C to EE. from anyone and out they go. A The researchers already PROM WHITE MILK-FED VEAL— BONELESS ’The liquor.jcanunlasion h u sug has deoled Democratic .charges aistance laya. - search for. keys to success or commander. ' pate. Prime Mlntotor U Na algo- .failure. >- know which, parolees bad suc watte baskets shout from a lookout and ths she gested that' a new approach la that the extrg funds were froten, Brigitte Bardot, recovering ra|>> The idnigle engine Otter—a high ed for Burma, Pieoiler Choa so- been is evacuated In seconds, leav needed—that all kinds o f liquor be ceeded and which had failedu - KNEE SKIM M ER SKIRTS. 3.99 . famous brand! A defeiise department spokes- kUy from buiclde attempt lagt Finally the choeen indicatore since four years had passed. ' wing land plane—hit the side of a Lai for China. Choo. to a short' hand crafted stools ing only* a bare aloohol-perfuni^ made available to the public 'jio msn. said that after yiutorday's Wedneeday, la vlaited at St. Fran- were put on punch-cards and a. hill Just 200 yards from a house speech after the slgolag. rcaert- room for the police Inspection. ' The tabulations showed all tb matter what color, race or creed allotments, a 1274.7 million of the cola CUnic, Nice, . Franca, by htr million tabulatlone Made'in a ’ those who scored' 71 ’ to 76 in the suburb of Orinda, some 20 ed by P eipial Radio. d e & N i ttto V U L ROAST Yet the queens do not Miy from he belongs to. It’s hard to imagine, reg. 5.99. .bandstand length in washable vool traval kits extra defense money appropriated patonta, Mr. and>Mra. Loula Bar- 7-houb' rill) of rile electronic points succeeded. mites east of here. t r e ^ *ôpeOed a oew yoga black end brown. publirity.' ’They eagerly seek out and nylon, ftarad with 4 brass buttons trim, J the govefnment agreeing to this. by Congress stui is not earmarked. dot . . . Comedian Frad. Allah Icift briUn. . Moat of those who* scored. Mrs. John Barron and her two the history o f trUsiiOy M lM ia a : . BE SURE TO PATRONIZE OUR meat thermometari vlsitort to boast about the for The official view'. Is that the Afri He said the subject is under re graaa aatato o f in New The result was 12 Indicators— 44 or better aucceeded: Most children were in the Jioine. between mv two; ceoMMea, H- plaids and solids, black, bankar's grpy,'lodan, tunes they are making While play can' win destroy hinuielf If glysn' view b j top otBoiahs. Tork State eaaeta a t hla death In Iteraji in a manjs record which below th.it Tevei failed. "I was feeding the children ataada as a model to tta eoap-v Bakery and Produce Oepts, oamal. plum. 8 to 16. ,'■ screwdriver sets ing hide-and-seek u-lth the poUi unlimited hkrd liquor- And these He also emphasized that the new 1956 . Singer Harry Bclafontc, indicate hla chance for euceesa- AH of those who seqr^ be when I heard a roar. It sounded dl- tries of the world ql poMpflt* And they insist on posing psepis mtke^ up Soutk Africa’s an- back from USSR, ears Unltod ful parole—each with a rela- low 33 pointa faUsd, and were MtOemeiat o f fins colored druses, bqjaweli lira labor fore#. : ^ (UauttHWi m Fafii MIm ) . HMias laoka fao4 to'hbh. tlv* -pelat valuJ rioiglng from ■ priaqn. (Oaottaoed m Pag* - - ' ' G • ‘ -I' ■ / • . '■ ' ■ ■ ■ V . ^ V ) / r V. . ^ UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNw SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1960 P A G E l H R E B

tNCmSTER EVENING HERALD, 'MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1960 is not the generation of the proper PAGE TWO •Wonders of the Universe’ pUl hut rather aomething many Two Gener'als Peiping Notes ordert higher—a deliberate man made Inroad into evolution ia the Neutral 5 May Play startling and significant point. Die as Plane Business Sm Thr Rise to Power, Man to Change Self With this, in mind, toe proposes PHARMACY Sheinwold on B a long range program aimed at 459 BartfoH B&—W MHO r llS nniiating all available information Crashîn Fog Khrushchev’s Game War Line Finn to furnish a base on which to build To waintflln onr eontiiiiiitf REPEAT PERFORMANCE * To Suit Space Climate this new evolution. Perhaps when ABANDON Rt'UfS South dealer, WORLD SERIES (OonttmMd from Fage OBp). of medical servico wo aro ■North-Sbmh vailneraWe. Mori arty Bros, la making a habit (Coattoned from Page Oae) ail the available ’ Infdhnation is W ITH GOOD (OnOOnstsd from Pago Om ) scanned, there will be found many NORTH .. of winning citations. secretariat should be streamlined size otaemleals and materials need reetly over the house,” she said. By Alfred^hrtnwoM' said Khrushchev sent Mao a mes By DR. I. M. LEyrar, answers which will permit man at A A 6 5 2 • The bincoln-Merctiry-Comet- io 'keep up with the timea. ed to pursue life. "Then I heard a choke—like an Open All Day Rulei; for--S' are a T R portaat Unit in an African grouping But, Sukarno added, “ I am not, sage of congratulation on the anni Dtraetor of the Fela Pbuietartnni least short term survival in hostile English Ford dealership received In Living Color Dr. Meitner points out that the engine dying. Then came the ♦ 7 4 2 -r- with Oulnsa, whoso prosldent mpst definitely not, In hny way versary. space. soimd of a craeh. I looked out but viluBM 4 another one this week; It’s the o f the Fraaklln iBstttnte second tactic may be most impor Realistically, it must be ssdd the Sokou Toure seoms fsaclnatod by criticUing or denouncing the pres In his keynote iddreae in Pei couldn’t see anything at first be B g ^ g better to #o by. Be rea.dy second year In a row Morlarty’s tant when we get to the moon. odds are all against this occur SUNDAY VEST , tho Communists, and the on-ngain- ent sedretary-geileral, who is striv ping Chen Y1 predicted that Red cause of the fog. Then I began to to break any f-ule, however, when ▲ 7 4 !^ took the honor, too. Ona o f the moat sarious handi It would be highly deairable to ring, but it cannot be categorical off-4gain OoitgoleM premier Pa ing to do a good Job under out Chiaa will fulfill or exceed its ma see blue-orange flames." V ^ 0 7 4 T10S532 The award Is the coveted service trice lAimumha-^ntanding against caps to manned apacs flight has have a closed ecqiogical cycle on ly stated this evolutionary trend you have * detlntte reason for ao award plaque, presented by the FARRELL'S moded conditions which must at jor industrial goals this year. The Smashing against the hill at an the inoon in-which supplies from cannot take place. It may have a — -V Western influence in emerging foreign minister said that steel been the completely alien and un Ing ,BO'- Lincoln-Merciiry Division of the times seem impoaslbie.” altitude of 1,309 feet, the plane hit ^ I I 2 A K 7 3 Africa. the earth would be unnecessary. science fiction flavor but it -Is ■V.' -,>• V; ;■ ^ West opened the four of hearU. SOITH Ford Motor Co. It's based on ont- Cambodia’s Prince Norodom and pig Iron output Increased by friendly environment of space. an East Bay municipal utilities ■ about 40 per cent from'January tO' The third tactic involves the use tures Oorp.). •m. and dummy played the eight. A K 10 9 Q ■Standing achievement in the areas Naaoer o f tho U A .R . is deeply Sihanouk came out flatly against But, if the suggestions of astute district water tank and broke Into August compared to the same pe of mutants or abnormals. Under (Copyright 1960, General Fea- ' . What should Blast do? V K J 9 of workmanship, customer reI6- Involved economically with the Khrushchev’s proposal. scientists are realized, man may be pieces. ' riod . last year,, coal 25 per cent, radical conditions, the normal in .-•-i 4;\ There's no use asking this ques I 4 A K J 8 6 aions. facilities, appearanclng and r e s t a u r a n t VJUSJt^ and, owes Kls armed “ We feel that we ehould avoid capable of coping with this hostile Most of the plane rolled 76 yards • T electrib powe'r and freight tonnage dividual will not be able to sur tion in the average game. F.aSl I A 10 8 merchandising. ' . fbrees’ logiatie futura to oontin- having our organization split up climate. This suggestion, border up the hill, burst into flames and ; South' West North EaA iiad Boiviet (riandahip. Naaaer haa by about 45 per cent.' He did not vive, but because of the abnormal Two Drivers Held has already followe/1 the old rule into rival camps,” he said. "For ing on science fiction, is'today the touched off a brush fire which 1 4 Pass 2 A 613 MAIN S T ^ r a . Ml êOGT dtiplayi^ no particular love fdr give the figures for the goals set. ity of the mutants they are so con 'i-. —"Third hand high" and has PAI'L IWIKiE EXPANDS such a breakup . . . would prevent subject of seriqua Study. stituted that they can survive se soon circled the aircraft. 2 NT Pavs 3 NT All Pan 42m Weat nor haa he diaplayed any our United Nations from playing The Peiping People’s Dally, of In One-Car Crash put up-the ten of hearts. Opening lead — T 4 The Paul Dodge Pontiac dealer Dr. John G. Meitner, director of rious environmental changes. This It took firemen a half hour to This hamstrings the defense, ship at 373 Main St. la expanding. tendency to go along with the itt proper role.” ficial' organ of the Chinese- Com advanced projects for tê Hughes put out the 3-acre b lu e and reach flow To Know COMfUETE RfNOVATION— STIRRO MUSIC Went in Ha oppoaition to Khruah- munist Party, recalled an 11-year- third tactic ia an evolutionary one for they can get only three heart ■The company soon will occupy "To extend this division into the Aircraft Co., in his paper, ‘Does and is impractical because of the Two persons were arrested the victims. ! tivas It rea.sonable for Fast to all Main St. frontage between ohav’B doviCM arid maaeuven. secretariat,” he added, "might well old article written by Mao which the result of a one-car accident on Others killed were: tricks. j play the ten of hearts at the first Space Travel Herald a Milestone inordinately long time scale in w'J- South wins the first trick with Flower and Strant Sts. Already Biflmmo o f Indoneaia ia faacin- make the secretariat ineffectual.” declared, "The question o f daring Hlllstown Rd. about a mile south Lt. Robert L. Fisher, 17, Savan ;.V' -•. •; ' tru k, nr should he hsve known GOOD FOOD — PRIME BEVERAGES, in Evolution,” to the Xlth In volved. the Jack of hearts and tries the lorn down to make room for the atad hy Maralam. Despite Indo President Nasser of the United or not daring to take, up arms and ternational Astronautlcal Federa of Wetherell St. at midnight. nah, Ga., aide to Hayes. i that tlii.s play would gWe South Thus, none of these tactics can Douglas L. Gilmore, 17, of East c’uh finesse. East takes the kins expansion is the store formerly nesia's troubles with Red (%lna, Arab Republic criticized the U.N.’s engage in resolute struggle to bring the des red short term re Chief Warrant Officer Richard tion Congress, Indicated that the Hartford, was charged with reck of clubs and returns a heart. This 1 the coiitracl? used for the William Krah televi he aupporta Its admiasion to the role In The Congo in his General overthrow the rule of reaction Is day may not- 'be too distant when sults. It la for this reason that K. Brown, 38, Seattle, Wash gives West three heart trick.s A difficult question to an- UJV. He aupporta the idea o f ie- Assembly address, but he also de one of fundamental principle which Dr. Meitner suggests a new ap less driving, while Donna M. CJhief Warrant Officer Kenneth 1 sion and radio store, and,, more re the phrase "W e cannot change Greaney, j6, of 457 N. Main St., but Fast can never get his last aw«r. If s bell rings when you cently, as a luncheon and bakery viaing tbs iTjif. peace machinery. clared the world body must .not be involves loyalty or disloyalty to man, we must adapt the machine proach—that of bringing ourselves Kiester, 38, Hemingford, Neb. the interests of the people and the was charged with illegal parking heart. must make a crtieial play, you will shop. The house to the rear is also He even supports the Khrushchev made a football of the cold war. . to fit man” will become obsolete. into congruence or becoming com Specialist 6.C. Donald E. Peter I usually make the right decision. suggeatlon to move the XLN. out T h e United Nations exists for question of firmness and revolu patible with the space environ as to cause an accident. man, 25, North Hollywood, Calif. South is then ready to take the to be torn down. He suggests the study of possible Both are due in town court Oct. rest of the irleks He scores game .Since nobody rings a bell you of- Oscar Mann, sales manager for of ^ United States. us all,” Nasser said. ‘I t Is not for tionary standpoint.” changes man might temporarily' ment. He calls upon a basic prin Brown and Kiester were listed and rubber with a grateful nod to ! ten make a careless or habitual Paul Dodge Pontiac, says the area one country or another; it ia not The article was one of 70 in the effect in his body chemistry and ciple of science to support his the as co-pilots, although the Army 'f It may ba noteworthy that im fourth edition of Mao's collected Police said Miss Greaney had East. j play just because you weren't will provide more off-street park for one bloc against another.” body physics to bring about a surer sis. This principle states thqt if said it didn’t know which one was mediately after hia assembly works which went on sale in Chi pulled over to the west side of I aware that you had a problem. ing for customers and display of speech, in which he offered the Nepal’s Premier B. P. Koirala {ompatabillty between himself and a mechanism is known, there can at the controls nese bookstores today. always be found a way to modify Hillstown Rd., heading north, to ' Vou should alt up. however used cars. propoeal for an Bhaenhower- rejected Soviet criticism of Ham- space. let off a passenger. At the same The craft, flying from Fort Ord marskjoId’B policy in the strife- Also quoted was President Liu There are active studies going it in a desired direction. to Crlssy Field at San Francisco’s when your partner leads fourth' The firm has been in business at Stan Ozimek, Moriarty’s service manager, center, accepts the iOiruahohav m a e ^ g , Sukarno Shao-Chi's declaration to the time, Gilmore's car approached best of a suit in which you hold 373 Main St. for three years. tom Congo and brushed aside the on which hope to change the hu As a concrete example o f this, Presidio, was carrying 'Fritzsche We buy, sell or trade antique plaque from William H. Welch, district service manager for the JOIN THE FUN trotted up to Soviet U-N. head eighth ns,tl6nal party Congress heading aouth, and seeing the suggestion for setting up a three- man being with psychological, Dr. Meitner points out that at a to 6th Army headquarters' fos a . fniir tiny csrds snd one good card. Ford Motor Co. The boss. Matt Moriarty, is a proud witness quarters for a parley ■with. the that “ unlike the reactionaries, the headlights .from the Greaney car. Re-elect and used furniture, rhina, glass. MANY AT OPENING man U.N. executive committee.. pharmacological and ph r lologlcal body temperature o f 0 degrees F. briefing ceremony today with 1 If you waste your one good c4rd, to the presentation. (Herald Photo by Pinto). Soviet leader. people are not warlike.. .But when 38 kept to its right and slammed in aUver, old coins, gold coins, This . . . will not only incap'aci inputs to permit him to acclimate or below we die. The question is: Courtney Johnson, assistant sec JANE M. STUEK yoii may lose a trick. More than 3.000 persons In Nehru of India supports Red the people were compelled to take to a utility pole, snapping it off dolls, guns, hohby eolleetlons, If Fast plays low at the first spected the new modem ranch China’s U.N. entry, despite his own tate the United Nations for quick himself to space.. Dr. Meitijer What is the mechanism that caus at its base. retary of the army. grave crisis,” Koirala said, “but it up arms, they were completely jus indicates that very little work is es death? It is perhaps a coagu Hayee was to escort a group of Board of Education atHe. contents, or whole estates. trick of this hand, he will Still have house Alex .larvis opened, last craft Corp. in 1936. its plans for its Green Stamp sales perlloiu border troubles with the tified in doing so.” However, police charged that weekend at Woodhill Heights. promotion for 1961. The Natick Chinese. Evidently he considers and effective action in the face of being done in the physiolo^cal lation of the blo<^ at low temper Gilmore was going too fast, and prominent clvlUana to an orienta Appraisals. the ten to play wheq W'est even e 'w ■«• >«» tuxo X*— m H 11*^'^ Other service anniversaries at These quotations appeared to be atures >îch affects the vital or- 1960-1963 The. "Pioneer," containing a outlet is one of 10 distribution cen at himself a peacemaker whose wis will also hinder it-in the discharge field and suggests this as ferille ahould have been able to stop tion conference at Fort Penning, tually lesd.a the seven of hearts. Hamilton noted by Manchester an emphatic re-statement of Chi redwood paneled family room of its normal functions and 'duties.'' grounds for' stud.v. 'gans? Perhaps the blood demui- Ga. ! Then KsSt can rash his fifth heart area people are Stanley G. Best ters that serve redemption stores dom transcends that of any Ameri na’s insistence that Communism when he saw the Greaney car was SERVED FURNITURE adjacent to the kitchen, is one of Ambassador Mohieddin Fekini of Three Tactics sifies. If the mechanism can be parked on the wTong side of the Fritzsche, a decorated veteran j to defeat the contract. East ahould of 53 Coburn Rd., 20 years; and in the country. can leader, but he seems habitually Libya declared the United Nations can win over the West only found, then a decoagulant may be TWO S-YEAR TERMS the.features. There are three bed Miss Pat Mullen has jbined Har Pursuing this theme, he finds street. of World War H and the Korean 1954-57— 1957-60 REPAIR SERVICE plav the six of hearts at the first Charlie Muzikevik of South Wind- reluctant to impute any ulterior was going through a crisis and through war, a thesis with which that there are basically and theo added to the blood or an emulsion ■'trick and should later return the .Wassmer Charge rooms with ' spacious lighted .sor. 1.5 years. riett's Beauty Salon at 129 Cenr motives to Khrushchev’s innumer Gilmore's car was considered a conflict, graduated from West and SALES closets, and there is a full base made clear his government stood Khrushchev dlsagrrees. retically three tactics available stabilizer may be added. In ' this total wreck. Point in 1928. In 1948, he was in Secretary Board'of Education ' three of hearts to signal his en- Robert Riimehs of Manchester, ter St. She is a trained expert hair- able bewildering pronouncements behind Hammarskjold. way, the scientist will have Inter TAIXXym lU-F. fiONN. ment with excellent recreation colorist, and Mrs. Harriett Horan, Lanes which can assure man’s survival Neither Gilmore nor any of the telligence officer for the 12th army 1954-69 I Ihiisiasm over the suit. An alert NolJed in Court sales representative for Sperry and This is a committee, evidently, fered with the normal process TTK. MI S-7449 room facilities. Nkrumah said he thought his in space. passengers in his car were Injured. group In Europe and later assist West would get the Idea - very Hutchinson Co., attended a region owner of the shop, says Miss Mul packed against the United States plan would "relieve the secretary- which is death. . This advertisement paid for Also on display is the "Vir len will give personal attention to lOH Swim Class The first and the one being pur Both Gilmore and Miss Greaney ant chief o f staff of intelligence in Quickly. The charge of assault with a al meeting at Natick. Mass., re to begin '^th. general of controversy and criti sued actively by both the Russians This novel Idea can be Illus by friends of the candidate. ginia,” a traditional six-room co this particular service. had begihsiers licenses. the same unit. Ihilly .ttiieatlon deadly weapon against Iêonard lonial. cently where the company outlined MANOHESTER’S LUXURIOUS NEW Yet, in the long run, the whole cism.” Starts in Week and Americans ia a simple one; trated by still another example. Pftrtner bids one spade, and the Wasamer, 41, of 60 Harlan St.was Both homes are open from 10 maneuvers could have a healthy Neither Yugoslavia npr India We simply bring our environ In World War II, a pill was de next player passes. You hold: nolled In Superior Cotirt In Hart a.m. to 0 p.m. effect. It could demonstrate, some have detailed their views on ment along with us aa in the Mer veloped for stranded soldiers Spades A 6 5 2; Hearts 8; Dia ford'this week. DUCKPIN BOWLINC CENTER ON time hence, that there is really no Khrushchev’s plan. President Tito Swimming classes for physically cury capsule. There is a long which permitted them for a few N o tice monds 7 4 2; Clubs—A Q J 9 4 Wassmer was arrested on .Ian. Award Winners such thing as a neutral bloc addressed the Assembly before the and mentally handicapped c h il history for this. Divers have la hours after eating to digest and such, t What do you .say? 26 after shotting his son-ln-law, Four Manchester area residents THE SILVER LANE HIGHWAY . Soviet leader broached his pro dren will start Sunday, Oct. 9, at bored under water In caissons derive energy from grass, leaves, FLOOR SHOW TONIGHT! bark^-all normally Indigestible cel WE HAVE DAILY Answer: Bid two clubs and William Royce, in the knee with have won prizes in Gulf Oil Cor-„ (NEAR MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES) Most of those professing to be posal, Prime Minister Nehru haa 1:30 p.m. in the Manchester High which permit them -to -work with a shotgun. The youth recovered neutral have shown in many in lulose. raise to four spades at voiir next porations "Hat In the Ring" con COME IN AND not yet made a policy speech. School swimming pool. out diver’s suits. Aviators and. DELIVERY TO THE turn This describes not only your with no 111 effects. stances th&t their neutrality is Khrushchev played host to a -The classes are run by the lOH Indeed, jet passengers have pres Enzyme Pill At the time police said the test. They were chosen for their group of neutral leaders at lunch Now it is well known that a strength .but also where you have answers to the question: "I would heavily slanted toward, the Com (Instructors of the jiandicapped). surized cabins which provide a sur DONT BE FOOLED! ■hootilng' climaxed a series of fam Homemaker Leagues! munist side of the argument. yesterday In an effort to drum up human being cannot digest these it. If partner has the right cards, like to see ...... nominated for ENJOY DINNER There is room for'new students face environment. ily disputes that included Royce (FREE BABY BITTING) For the other so-called uncom, support for his proposal to revamp in the claases. Application may be plants because we do not possess he may be able to reach a slam President because. . . ” However, In the case of the as BOLTON with Utile more than a minimum being arrested twice on breach of mitted nations, however, the cur, the U.N.’s structure. made to the Manchester Recrea tronauts, there is a tremendous the proper chemical or enzyme to Tho Democrots claim crodlt for a "Bottor Mcmchoster" becousa of sldowdk peace charges. Mrs. May Puter of 6 Gerard St. STAY FOR rent asse.mhly session has produced However, diplomats said pri tion Department. weight penalty Involved In that process grass. Cows and other opening bid. won a power tool, kit. Joseph In Siiptfrlor Court this week. As Junior Leagues! some jolts, most of them provided vately, there appeared little chance The teenage instructors have everything needed in apace must mammals do possess this enzyme. installations. Miles of sidewalks (many for school eiiildren) hove bMn built (fVipyiight I960, (iemeral Fnaturea Klatka of 7 Terrace Dr., Rock sistant State's Attorney Reed by Khmsbehev. His belligerent of the Soviet Premier’s putting elected Bruce Bonadles, 147 Au be brought up from the earth. At Thus a pill containing the proper Corp.) ville, won a movie camera". Sports DANCING and AREA Murphy, In recommending the behavior haa made a deep imprea- across his proposal to freeze out tumn St., as their leader. Herts the this time, because of the time enzyme from these animals taken during Republican administrations. nolle, told .ludge Ra;-mond Dev treasure chests were won by Rog aion Hammarskjold. They pointed to son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bon- scale involved, this merits our by a man could enable him to er Pitkin of 9 M:ain St. and Kllen Mixed Double Leagues! lin that he felt no jury would con Should the business of carving the 70-0 support accorded the adiea. moat serious support despite the exist by deriving energy from cel Thusher of 643 Pleasant Valley FLOOR SHOW ^ P I N E L E N O X vict Wasamer because 6f the hap up the .United Nations into three secretary-general’s Congo policy In Other officers are Christine penalty. lulose. penings of the several da.vs prior Rd., South Wind-sor. CALL, MI 9-8070 FOB RESERVATIONS n i C K R H O T D I lfV T iA A l (’ll Maurice Oorrentl and Amy Dr. Melther points out that the r n E E lllw I tIUU I lu n perky . . . former town oham- distinct blocs— Instead of the pres the special assembly last week, de Ehlera, secretary; Wiliam Eagle- The second tactic to be consid to the shooting. spite sledgehammer attacks from son, assistant leaxler; Roberta ered involves the transformation important point in this discussion PHARMACY Murphy termed the Incident a p(0M la duckplB bowling. ent two with independent-thinking MR. SCHULTZ BRIEP'S nations looking on come to the Russians. Thorpe, treasurer; Mary-Burton from a hostile to a benign en JUDGE THEM BY THEIR PROMISES form of self-defense. 29V E. CENTER ST. Manchester Board pf Realtors WALNUT RESTAURANT showdo'wn, the majority of new Many delegates felt Khrush Miller, publicity and history and vironment. This tactic is also be IN MANCHESTER! w’ho attended the 40th anniversary and "uncommitted” nations may chev's proposal was merely a con Arlene Garrity, lectures. ing actively pursued by many 7 WALNUT STREET—MANCHESTER Register Now! tinuation of the vendetta the Krem TEL Ml 9-089S convention and Idea conference of show a strong inclination to retain Any teenager who would like to countries today. These countries, OPEN the Connecticut As.*ociation of OPEN SUNDAY AND EI.ECTION DAY FOR their Independence, even from the lin has been waging against Ham be an instructor may apply to the like Israel, may begin in a desert. In plotform the DemocraH prom- S e w L 0 N D « Real Estate Boards in Hartford LliNCHEONS AND DINNERS Enjoy a fnn filled winter. Don’t miss tmfc so-called neutrals. marskjold and have refused to give Rec department. Given sufficient power, people can 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. U I J I | | l f l | W l i ised strict adherence to a balanced budget Thur.sdav were -M. Kenneth Stop In or it serious consideration. . Miss Alice Madden, director of drill for water, irrigate, air-condi WATERFORD United Nations, N.Y., Oct. 1 (JP) SUNDAY. 8 A.M.-8 P.M. g without borrowing from reserve fund*. Ostrinsky, pre.*ident; Miss Lillian —Soviet Premier Khrushchev ap' water safety for the Manchester tion and, perhaps, even modify the G. Grant, vice president; Mr. and pears to ba getting a coIiTahoulder Chapter of the American Red weather. With a sufficient power PINE PHARMACY Mrs. Warren E. Howland, Ray Phone Ml 3-2125 from the neutral nations.in his bid Cross, is the advisor to the organi supply, they can not only make 664 OENTEB S t. SPEED Holcombe, William F. Boles. Mrs. Radio Today J:00 P.M. to scrap Secretary-General Dag zation. the desert bloom, they can synthe KOI'TE 8,5— Hartford Road. Delilah M. Megonigle, Arthur Hammamkjold's post in favor of Announcement! EXIT 77—Conn. Turnpike Knofla and Kenneth M. Lnppen. ONLY i( three-man boprd. WDBO—1860 I The new president of the Na- STATE . The neuptrallst leaders, on whose 1 :00 A. J. at Midday Manchester's j tional Aseociation of Insurance 3:06 Jerry B iab^ Snow STOCK CAK . support Khrushchev had banked 6:06 Today on wall Street Agents IS Porter Kills of Dallas, when he made hia aweping flemand 6:10 Art Johnson Show Tex, He wa.s elected at Atlantic KIDDIE SHOW TODAY AT 2 p.m. before the General Assembly, have 8:06 Raynor Shines RACING I (*i! v this week to succeed Paul H. 11:06 Spotlight oh Sporta either openly rejected the Russian 12:10 Raynor Shines Child Care and SUNDAY AFTERNOON .lones of Thicsor\ Ariz. / | ENDS leader’s . proposal or skirted the 1:00 News, Slgnofl Loaor Wtcktlor*s Feature*— Three .Ml lap race* I Adam Rhodes this week attend- j roM G H T aubject. WTIC—1080 pill* qualifying heal*. 'ITophte* I ed the 73rd annual meeting of the ' J r ^ ^ M - T So far only the Soviet Bloc haA 1:00 Newi to winner anrf owner of eflili j American Institute of ('ertified , eome out for the plan, which calls 1:16 Saturday Matinee I Public Accountants In Philadel- , Shown At 1:45■ Ueonn-1 n-Rututgps Nursery Center event. for setting up an executive body 4:00 Monitor Based on the book by Johanna Spyri 4:80 POST TIMK 2:.S0 P..M. ' phui. " I MiMneiOiHi. representing Communist, Western 6:00 Newe and 6:15 Sporie, Weather. 257 ToHond Turnpike ■ Conipelltlon For Modified, ^ .Andrew Lindjierg, vice president ! m 20 and Neutralist areas. 9:00 p.m. 6:30 Monitor Rrin^ a New Service To Manchester Residents ■Non-Ford* and Hoinber* ■Ilf the Optical Style Bar, is slate. Whitney - Division trf United Air f les-general acceptable to East, 7:1)0 Ray Somers BrinR your rhildmt (ages 2-b) to the Center and we West and the Neutrals. Nkru- 7:30 News. Weather THEY'RE DELICIOUS! ENDS ENDS 8:00 Ray Bnmers will care for them a.s long :is you want. F'.rnpot ffl4>rifilnp In MANSFIBLDif^ mah said the deputies should be 11:00 Newe SUNDAY! 11:10 Ray Somers Fully eciuipped pliiy and reriealional areas SUNDAY! I JCT. 31-32 .WaUMANTIciw /W i "invested with clearly defined “ F'.\Y OR D IF /’ authority and not retjuired to act 1:00 Del Rayrcee Full> trained dependahle atlendantK AUo I merely aa asalstants to the secre mNF~128(l A VI iirfp 1:00 Showcase. News .Snack periods with lunch served at noon V IC ID R MATURE tary-general.” 4:55 Mr. Fix-It All this for ver> reasonahle rales—^’all ,MI 9-4.778 for ’MITMINall Indonesia's President Sukarno, 6:06 Showcase and News OiirL (lAbla • - HophiA I„or«fi 6:30 Mutual Sports information and appointnienl. on whom Khrushchev is believed 6:45 Navy-U. of Washington “ It SLartwl In Naples’* to have counted heavily, to sup 8:00 Showcase and News ''^Center Open Trom (i: ?(i till .'k .'IO P..M. □□□CDDD3 4'olAr And ViotiivUlon i i i T e u R U R port his plan, told the assembly 11:06 Music Beyond the Stars and’ Newi Reservations Taken till 9 l*.M. Hy Calling .\bo\e Number HOUJi______12:06 World News Roundup »:in-fi:40-IO:00 .SUKlClIlESCOK “yesterday that the UJ1, and its 12:16 Signoff //vs .•\l.sn: “ Chance .Meelinjf” TECHMICOLOrrm WlkM» B O t l 'ifow **'*a''^ CARTOONS AT 7:15— “ JUNGLE C A T ’ 7:80 “You Gan 'faste The Quality^ ■ • CIXISFD MONDAJ’-TUESDAY-WEDNEfiDAY s •TOMTK. .SCND.AY Routes 6 ft'44A **THF VIKIN •Mflutokedihfi. Gm ew . Robert Wagiu'r-Nalnlip Wood \\%n *-AN 4EFAIH “ALL THT/FINK “ IIKMF:MnF PAHKIMCt*AIW COND Hlart*. Sun YOCNC CANNIBAI-S” ENDS *'TIMK MAC In color— 2:00-.5:4.5.-9:.30 ENDS AUtt TONIGHT! BUfour tax tatt in Dniy two ROflHF:i> THK RAMI 4:10-8:00 e x c e u L B N rn UL. IN <ô l .o a J7T m / r f f e ro p rtso n !^ o 20% fnerooso in our tax tatt in ^ y tira o r KNGLAN11" ' Alfred Hitehcpcld?. (2 ) yooii « id doplotion of tho copitaf rosorvo fund by IHl BiSI AHfAO OF THF REST WED.: "ELMER t.'.ANTRY" Result constant borrowing; ■ II III ■TiIimm ..iSlMiiiia'iriiirtiiia.'. li'TTM VOTE FOR A MAN SHOVl’N S U N D A Y 'A T 8:80-6:30-9:80 PLUS 5 ^ 8 HIIARIOUS CO-HIT!’ ENJOY THE WITH IXPERIENCE 2:50-8;.35-10 4:85-8:28 siAMSAwe eoM fDrf

WORLD SERIES Cllkji>A V. THK ►'•NE YOUNG CANNIBALS’* d U P lL /A ■ . ‘TTIE OLANT o f MARATHON" ^TNE/ienONl8lNTNE ' J® AT THE VOTE FOR Thit symiet stmuif for WOODLAND PARK This tymhol il„nd- jr,r H ()Oni.ASr\ PARK —the tummalioh of uttique edrmtages in mod — the sumntdlifm of unique adianlayêi ifi mod m m m m ern suburban living. Many distiwtive models, ern fithuThan ^hunf. Wan, dolinrliir modth, WALNUT priced as low as * surprising $lSfi.90, ettrae- priced t' Ion «i a iiiipiiiing flOO...dSliac- lively situated athong the natural woodlands of tireh niujied ,among the ,naiuial anodlandi. of- C. Leroy Norris VOTE REPilBUe/UI South Windsor, , . South H'indiqr. OF si/vmt RESTAURANT Open every day from 1 PM . until dark . . For Town Trea.surer Open eiery day from / P.M. until, dark . • ON OUR withkt easy roach of every desirable service. mthin easy reach el/ eier'y -deiirabie serucei C fll 'AINMMOS M M Fr MONDAY, OCTOBER .3 TONIGHT AND SUNDAY From Hartford leave the Wilbur .Cross Park- UROY NORRIS 0n Mondqy, Oct. 3 From Hanford leare the Hjlhiir i.rWis Park-i , , : ' I ______' pay at "Exit 94. Turn left, and take first left Mr. C.~Ziiroy Korrio who haa had M2 yean ’ exj>erianco aa Town Traaaurar. graduatad from local way at Exit 94. Turn left and take Jint I'fl^ NEW COLOR TV I emto Route j o . Take third ri^ l onto Avery, onto Route 30. 'lake third, right’onto Aierff ichoola, attended American Inatituto of Banking, U of C (Hartford Branch! School of Idauraneo^ I HEAR tOUR REPUBUCAN CANDIDATES ON WINF FINEST LELAL BEN'I’IRALES AlV!) DINNER3 mmmm Street and proceed 1.4 miles To Woodland Park’s }Ax. Norris worked 30 years at Cheney Bros, and U now associated with the John J. Jenney In -i- Street and proceed J.4 miles to. Woodland Park'i THE TIME miAo$ism surance Agency. .He la a Paat Master of Msnehester Lodge No. 78*, AF. and AM. Past Orsnd TsU I S4INPAY Slip PA4. | -- SEflVEl) DAILY Jundsoma dual,lane entrance. handsome dueslâne emremde. Csdar of Nutmeg Forest No. 116, TsU Cedars of Labaii^ e msmbar of Delta C3iaptar No. SI, MACHINE muNPum-si RAM; and a member of Hose Co. No. i, 8J4.F.D. . For specud appointments, phone Suhwhau for 'special appointmenii, phone Suhurba'n' OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON to 8 fML / RBPUiUCAN HeAD9UARHlRS—IM 3-1SH isowwotxw BHOWN SUNDAY AT S;40-5:0«-8:OQ p.in. Assoeiates, JA 3-7873 or. M l 4-0469. IfL Norris Is married and haa two chUdrep and Uvos at 63 Adelaide Rd. AtieeUlet, }A 3-7i7 3 or M l 4-0469. m s fo v . PAID FOB.BY IBB BBPttBUOAK rOW W CQSallTIBB TtL MI S-ROTO For RMMTBtiona—7 WALNUT AT. ESTRA (TOMOMT a t 7:lk) -CHtNA GATT* n ^ XHUAOVnilUiaMaBRT PAID FOR BY BIB FRIENDS WEDk: fÔCEAN'S 11 A m . -V ■ '■•V' c- L: -- . ' I

MANCHESTER EVENING HRRALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1960 MAIJCHESTEB EVENINO h e r a l d , MANCmSTEB, CONN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1960 PACT FOUR gkiMUHiel IslilMraB Ohveh. When KUJah fled lA ^R em lr, God toM him to take p in .of hli bodily mads his speech tha one major cal task sboiUd be to Increase the O. Vbm rs Anderewk FlMtog \ ■i' UtoliEfitpr , world’s resources to meet by public Arthur R. nseds bgr eidlqir.dirt ■Ij ^ n g. B/a speech o f tha aearion tha nautrals most w «. h i t tM thm Com leoog- could-regard aa clearly conatme- and private Investment the needs t ajn„ Divine Wortiilp with Biss the hmtto of our body, go to IfnraUii o f expanding and politically ma Uva. That ablUty, on hU part, func ■ervicee of Holy Communion end bed early tonight and attend turing populations." tomorrow and be fbaa from D ta tioned as at least a small beginning Church School NUreery Class for of that process o f mutual trust and In this session, there have been 3-year-0m KHMBICR OB __ spread over the whole of Europe, 'X— .. ------by the Rev. Mr. Oovell, "The Peace ING ’THE OWNERSHIP, THB aSoOULTSD , Yankee duced tbe most presideni Afternoon, Area Church TAm uy Heaven.'' / ^ Tha AaaocSiud Preaa la ^ ^ r a l y not by persuasion but by force. Which Comes from God.” m a n a g e m e n t , a n d CTRCV- ■ r' ■ '• , anUUad to the oaa of r^bUcatlqo of A—Vii«iiiie« w ltb eight: gatherings In homes. 8 a.m„ Members o f C Y P Club 10:45 a jn „ Church School ess* The countries of Western Europe By A. H. Oi 7 p.m., Junior. High Youth Fel w ill attend this servica Aa a group. LATION all oawa dlapatchaa ermtad to h or George Wutaliigtoii, Thonias alons fo r children from three years Of Manebeater Evenli)g Hsrnld Bot <ârwlae credited to tbU paper drew together by a natural and lowship meets In the Annex. The Following the serylê they will JefferaoB. la m e a Biadltoii, through eighth grade. publlahed daily a o u ^ Sunday at .and alao tbe local neara publlabad bora. psator wUl lead. ReT .sshments. leave on a bus tiM to the Cathedral tlglita e l repabUcetlon e l apeelal instinctive gesture. . . Let us face One of the Democratic. County Jamea Jaonro^' WIHIam Mandiaater, CoBneeUeut, t i e Octo dlapatchaa hereto are alio rcaaired Commissioners whose form of gov 7 pjn., Senior Youth Fellowship of the Pines In New Hampshire. It. It Is from fear that the great Henry Harriaen, John O o ^ BaU ber 1, ioeo. ernment la sinking out from under meets In the Youth Room with Full aaralea client of N. B A. Sara- deterrent forces of the West have Zaehaiy T a ylor, Woodrow Jsunee Abert and Roberta iJohna 415 center St. 1. Tbe names and nddraaaaa of tec Idc. him as of this day was discussing TM Salvation Array THE RECORD Wllaon. tha publisher, editor, managing iSihUabara MpreaantatlTaai Tbe sprung. leading. 861 Main St. 7uIloa Matbewa Apodal A x e ^ - Near his Job a few weeks ago and let It 7 p.m.. Sendee meeting. James editor, and buaintaajpnntotora are: - On the other side, the Russian slip out, on purpose It seemed to Thursday, 6:30 p.m.. Church Btojor and Mrs. E. Walter Itonie York Chlcaito Detroit ana Boetoa. Family Supper meeting. Playlet: MoChUIough of Stratford wlUQwak Publishers, Thomas F. Ferguson U B iaB R AUDIT BTTRBAD OF us, that he had been In the habit of Officers In Charge people no doubt believe, Incredible "The Fair Family Worshlpe,” with on "The CJomlng o f the I^ rd and and W alter R. Ferguamt, Man cm cD utnoN S devoting, some six or seven hours aa it Is to us, that they may be at audience participation. For ê^ Related Events." chester, Conn. The Herald Pmtlnx Oompw, tog^ a week to his task. W e happen to 8 a.m., Love feaat in commemo Editor, Alan H. Oimstead, Man- aaaomea no Onanelal raaponitbflity IV tacked by the West. Yet this Is READ & VOTE entire family. Monday through Friday, 8 p.m characterize him aa one county ration o f w orldw ide. Communion diester. Conn. trpocrapbleal errora appeartax to m - human and perhapa understand Sunday, Sendee meeting. Mr. McCullough, rertfaementa and other readliui inettar commissioner who had taken his guest preacher. Managing aditm-, Thomas F. In Tha Hancbeiter Brantax Herald. able. For they too have their mem post primarily to preside over Its St. Mary's Eptaoopal Church 9:80 a.mM Sunday School for all FerguaCn, ManCheator, Conn. sewers, sanltaty eewera If your C h n i^ and P a ifcS ta . ages. Promotion Sunday and NEW SW IM M IN G POOL. Democrats Kay Pon- DtePtay adrertlxlnx cloaloK bounis ories of Invasions throughout the liquidation, and without much en child goes hungry because there Business manager, H iom as F. The Rev.' Alfred L. WDUams, Sunday School Teachers’ reoogn' St. George’s Episcopal CSinreh Ferguson, Mnnoheeter, Conn. For Honda*—I P-IB Friday. centuries, from Poltawa to Stalin thusiasm for any other opportunl Just Isn’t enough money for every ticelli. Recreation Board member, and Directors Fb* Toeaday—1 p.m Monday. Rector tlon day. Bolton 3. The owner la: (If owned by Fjt Wodneaday—1 o.m Tueaday. ties It might afford. grad. thing. The Rev. PVeeoott Bench Jr.. 10:45 a.m., , 'Holifiese eervice. H ie Rev. D. W . Greene, a oorpomtlort. its name and ad- Alice Lamenzo and Fran Mahoney at the opening For TTiuraday—1 p m Wodneaday . There are other county commis List's pay as we go, and with the For Friday—1 p.m. Thnraday. "And ao long as fear exists, so 'AaeUtant r < Special music. Sermon by M ajor IHooesan Mlsslonaiy, Vlear dreea must bq stated and also Im sioners, either in office longer, or kind o f leadership we will have of the new Verplanck swimming pool. For Saturday—1 p.m. Ip ^ y . long as each side believes that it The Rev. Canon Thomas D. Byrne, Lamie. mediately thereunder the names ClaaaUled deadfine; t6:*0 a.m. .each In It with a different approach, with Mr. Harold Turklngton’e day of publleatlon except Saturday— drector of Education 6:30 p.m.. Prayer service. 10 a.m., Church School: and addresses o f atockholdera own- must rely unon Its own right arm who are experiencing real regrret guiding hand, the new and regular 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Spe ■ a.m. over the disappearance of their 10 a.m., Holy Communion and in or holding 1 per cent or more BEHER STREET and SIDEWALKS. Denfiocrâtic Di- to defend Its own rights, so long members of the Board of Direc 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. cial music. Sermon by M ajor function, One of these has extolled sermon. of total amount of atock. I f not Saturday, October 1 will the tension continue, so long tors, we will get us out of this di Celebrant, the aasistant Lamie. owned by a corporation, the names rojttort Fran Mahoney and Ted Powell view im* the county system of government lemma, get the necessary capital the detente becomes more d iffi 0 a.m.. Family Service. Morning . St. John’s PoHsh National and addresses of the individual .pfovements on Middle Turnpike,East. as something that should never Improvements and work with the Prayer with address by the canon. cult, BO long will the great arma Bolton Congregational Church Catholic Churoh owners must be given. I f owned For The Board of Education The Republican Ticket have been ■ abolished, because It people of the town. Children’s Instruction by the Theodore (handler Jr., Pastor 28 Golway St. by a partnership or other unin ments of the world represent an had closeness to the people. Other For Ujoee people In town who Ttie perxonnel and . platform of rector. Junior Choir. Kindergar Rev. Walter Hyszko, Pastor corporated firm, its name and ad ever-lncreaslng burden, on our re county commissioners have. In the may not know Mr. Harold Turk- ten service In the ■ Children's 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Divine w or dress, sa wrell as that o f each In Term the Republican ticket entered In 7960-63 sources of money, science and tech- past, waxed fervent over the op Ington, may I aa Jrour friend tell Chapel. Nursery service In the old ship. Wprld Communion Sunday dividual member, must be given.) the town election Monday offer a portunities for fruitful public serv 8:30 a.m., Maas. nlque.” . you. Rôry, 41 Park St with the' Sacrament o f the Lord’s 10:30 a.m.. High Maaa Herald Printing Co., Inc., Man- WILLIAM E. BUCKLEY ice they have found In their Jobs. He has an outstanding record For The Board of Directors poaltlve choice to the voters of LAter on, Prime Minister Mac 11 a.m.. Holy Communion. Cele Supper. Coffee hour In the Parish cheiter. Conn. Some of them Indeed have devoted as a public servant He served 12 brant the oanon. Sermon by the Bernice E. Ferguson, Manches Manchester. room between services. Nursery In St. James’ R. C. Church MARK KRAVITZ millan discussed the question o f in themselves to the county functions years as selectman and board rector. Senior Choir. ter, Conn.; Thomas F. Ferguson, The slx.cMidldates for the Board the Community Hall kitchen for Rev. John E. Hannon, Pastor WILLIAM B. COLLINS ternational Inspection of any dis and Institutions with praiseworthy member and eight consecutive 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer in the Manchester, Conn.; Waltqr R. Fer- children of parents attending ser' Rev. James T. O’Connell ~ o f Directors constitute one of the sincerity and devotion. times as mayor of the town of Memorial Chapel of the Nativity. guson, Manchester, Conn.; Leon A. armament plan. vices. Church School for 4-year- Rm*. Joseph H. McCann PHILIP E FREEDMAN finest slates ever offered In a town For all their sincerity, the per Manchester. Thorp, Manchester, Conn. ," I realize also," he said, "that Dally: 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer olds through eighth grade. Rev. John D. Regan 7967-64 Term election. They include former May haps Intentional slur cast by the During his tenure of office he In the MeiU'orlal Chapel. 6 p.m.. Meeting of the seventh 8. The knowm bondholders, Bome countries, partly from their retiring Democratic Commission was In great part responsible for mortgagees, and other eecurlty , JOHN J. HUTCHINSON or Harold Turklngton, wise, ex Wednesday: 10 a.m.. Holy Com and eight graders and their par Sunday Masses at 6. THEODORE CUMMINGS historical traditions, ilartly because er, to the effect that he had been many of the schoolii in town, re holders owning or holding 1 per perienced, fully-informed, and dedi munion. Celebratioh of S t Michael ents regarding the Junior Fellow 10:15 and 11:30 ai.m. of the very state of the world dl devoting some six or seven hours novation of the police station and and A ll Angels. cent or pnore of total amount of ALICE M. LAMENZO cated— certainly Manchester’s out' ship. bonds, mortgages, or other securi ROBERT S. TOMASSI vision, regard with suspicion— nat- a week to the Job, keys the domi town court turning over the 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. standing example of elected public nant public Impression of the St. Bridget’s R. C. Church ties are: ( I f there are none, so FRANCIS J. MAHONEY Ui-al eusplclon—and would wish to Bunce School for retarded chll South Methodist Church county system, and also, to our ob dren, purchase of Globe Hollow for Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor state,) servant. They include Thomas lAwrence F. Abnoiid Zion Evangelical Lutiiersn Church J reduce to a minimum any Interna servation, comes close to what has park and recreation, a start tO' Rev. Stanley E. Hastillo None. Bailey and Robert Gordon who Percy M. Spurrier (Missouri S.vnod) Rev. Dennis R. Hussey THEODORE POWELL tional Inspectorate. Yet, If we are been the general truth, always al ward sewering the West Side. 4. Paragraphs 2 and 3 Include, _^ A have, In their own service on the Ministers ’ Cooper and High Sts. Assistants in cases where the stockholder or to succeed, we may aa well be lowing for individual exceptions, The above are Just a few of hla Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor present Board of Dlrectora, dem accomplishments as chairman of security holder appeare upon the For Town Trieasurer realistic about It. W e have some over the years. 0 and s|fl:45 a.m., Morning wor Sunday Masses at 7, 8. 9, 10, 11, onstrated sanity and responsibility. P^!rhaps the county system of the Board o f Directors. books of' the company as trustee how got to •overcome these doubts ship. Communion Sunday. The 9 a.m.. Rally Day Service for in the chapel at 9 and 10 a.m. or in any other fiduciary relation, They Include three Impressive government has been close to the Time and space do not allow for theme of the meditation by the Sunday School and any others. WALTER LECLERC however reaeonable they may be more Information. W e the people the name of the person or corpor newcomers, Eric Anderson, Donald people whose personal lives It hap Rev. Lawrence F. Almond will be 10 a.m., Nursery In the parish ation for whom such trustee is For Town Clerk Fear of espionage, fear of strah- pened to toTich. But, for the gener of Manchester need the leadership Church o f the Assumption Conrad, and Francis Dellafera, all "How Wide is Your World?" hoiLse during church worship. Adams St. and Thompson Rd. acting; also the statements in the gera, resentment of the fact that al public. It has been a somewhat of this capable. Intelligent quail men of responsible achievements Church School fo r Nursery through 10 a.m.. Divine worship with Rev. Joseph Farrell, Pastor two paragraphs show the affiant’s EDWARD J. TOMKIEL words are not enough, that each mysterious enclave, existing off by fled man. Junior High. H oly Communion. Text: Epheslans’ He is a dedicated public servant Rev. Francis T. Butler, Assistant full knowledge and belief as to the In their professions and In Man Itself In the backwash o f Connecti 3:30 p.m.. Older Youth FelloW' 3: 13-21. Theme: "That He would nation needs to be reassured and and will work In harmony with the circumstances and conditions un chester community life. cut life, with the general public ship at Susannah Wesley hall. grant you to be strengthened with Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 der which stockholders and secur For Constables reinsured t>y the effective Inapec; having almoafno direct part In the other fine men In the Republican Should these six men become party who are now running for the 6 p.m.. Eighth grade memlber- might by His Spirit in the Inner and 11:30 a.m. ity holders who do not appear up tlon and control— all xthese mis selection of Its officials and little on the books of the company as % the new majority on the new Board Board. ship class, sixth grade room. man.” givings are Very human> But they direct view of Its functioning. Its 7:30 p.m.. First Membership 7 p.m., Meeting of Parents and trustees, hold stock and securities JOSEPH GERVAIS of Directors, and thus be given Mr. Harold Turklngton and the Sacred Heart Church must not stand In the way. And officials were selected by a proc Seminar for October. Library, pupils o f Confirmation classes. in a capacity other than that of a For Registrar of Voters primary responsibility for super members of his Board will restore Church St., Vernon HAROLD T. KEATING If we succeed, If dlsarmameht can ear of machine-pollticking In the dignity and decorum to the legis second floor Church building. The Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor bona fide owmer. vision and creation of town policies General A.s.aembly. and however John’s Episcopal Church 5. The average number of cop progress step by step, keeping lime lative body of this town. When Rev. Mr. Almond will speak on St. EDWARD *F. MORI ARTY during the next two years, Man many hours they aubsequcntly you go to the polls— and be sure "The Person and Message of 0 Ellington Ave. Masses at 8, 9:80 and 11 a.m. ies of each issue of this publica LEO O. BLANCHEHE with the setting up of the controls, tion sold or distributed, through chester would, we think, have apent In the duties of their office, to go—vote Republican- Christ." Rockville then these fears and suspicions will the public was most likely to no Thank you, The Re>'. James L. Grant, Rector St. Francis of Assisei Church the mails or otherwise, to paid CLARENCE FOLEY every reason to be proud of them subscribers during the 12 months begin to fade. They will wither tiCe them engaged In service to Ruth Howes. First Oliurch o f Christ Scientist South Windsor and of their sxhlevements.for the preceding the date shown above af away." the political machine which had filasonks Temple 8 a.m., Holy Communion. Rev. James F. Glynn, Pastor community. appointed them. The more zealous' A Future Voter 9:16 a.m., Family Service, morn Rev. Raymond B. YaskanskM, , was: (This Information Is requir What did It cost Macmillan to ed by the act of June 11, 1960 to For Selectmen These six men run. for office on public servants among these were To the Editor, ing prayer and classes. Assistant Pastor admit that feelings obviously deep .11 a.m., Sunday service, Sun be included in all statements re largely the product of rnodern con As a future voter I have noticed 11 a.m., Holy Communion and a platform formulated by a young day school, and nursery. gardless of frequoicy o f Issue) ly Imbedded In the Russian outlook science and the growing respecta In the past two or three years the sermon. ___ Masses at 7, 8, 9:10, 10:15 and BARBARA COLEMAN and serious anfi dedicated party or 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. are "natural" and "human” and bility of the political game; in the exceptionally poor voting record 6:30 p.m.. Y P F meeting. 11:30 a.m. ganization, niore Interested In the Reading room hours at 749 Main 12,843 even "reasonable?" Nothing what old days, h'ojvever, the main func of Manchester voters. St., Tuesday, Friday, Saturday 11 Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Com THOMAS H. ELLIOn soundness than in the glamor of tion of these .county officials was In a democracy such as ours the a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday, 11 a,m. munion. St. Maurice R. O. Church THOMAS F. FERGUSON, soever. What might It gain? Per Bolton Center Us promises, concerned with what undlsgiiisedly ppUtical. right to vote for the candidate of to 9 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m., Holy Com Sworn to and subscribed before haps a great deal. A t least such an Rev. Bernard McGnrk, Pastor Manchester will be needing and Their county posts provided our choice Is one of our greatest "Unreality” will be the subject munion. BEATRKJE I. CLULOW, approach offers a key to a door, them with the desks and chairs privileges. However, merely voting me this 1st day o f October, 1960. paying tomorrow as well as with of the lesson-sermon. The Golden Instead of slamming It more tight from which to operate party bi)sl- is not enough. In order to Insure Covenant Congregational Church Masses at 7, 8:30 and 10 a.m. (M y commisaion expires 4-1-62), the ever-urgent needs of every Text Is from Job (15:31), Selec ly aU lt neas. The business pf patronage good' government a voter should be (Evangelical Covenant) VOTE tions from the Bible Include the community's Immediate moment, was patronage. well Informed as to the candidates’ 43 Spruce St. St. Bartholomew’s Church There was a time and mood, of following: (Psalme 46:1, 2). Buckley School Andltorinm and sober enough to know that Actually, by the tlrne of aboli qualifications for the office. This . Correlative passages from The Rev. K. EJnar R«sk, Pastor course, when President Elsenhower Includes his moral character, past Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Uiere la no magic wand which can tion, It has been both the public "Science and Health with Key to used to practice a little admission and the patronage functions of the experience, and special experience 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. FALL promise and pay for everything In the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Sunday Masses at 8. 9.15 and that the two halves, of our world county system which have become or talents for the Job or position. - 10:30 a.m., Church-time Nursery one painless, effortless motion. It A citizen who Is Interested in his Eddy, Include the following: (p. 10:30 a.m. each might have some natural and anachronisms. I f It did not make 192:11-13, 17-19). until noon. knows, above all, there has to be sense to have this third system of government and, Is well Informed 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. FOR RIDES human explanation for some of'Its . some top limit, some time, to the government in the Connecticut will have a definite opinion as to Sermon: "W hat God Can' Do to views. which candidate would beat fit the North Methodist Church A Thongtit for Today AND BABY SIHERS EARLY tax rate the people o f Manchester stnicture, neither was there, any 300 Parker St. Keep Us On Our Feet.” ■ \ Prime Minister Macmillan man Job. Sponsored by the longer, much magic In the political Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister 7 p.rti.. Evening Service. Ob can be asked to pay. And this pres By careful selection of candi Connell o f Ohnrebee JSALE aged to do what he did without system It sheltered. It had Just servance of world wide Commun ent ticket and platform represent dates and exercising hla privilege ON pulling a single punch on any epe- about ertoiigh talent and vitality to 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Family W or ion Sunday. Meditation, ‘‘Sublime CALL a party which has amply proved, endeavor to perpetuate Itself, to vote, a citizen does hla part Participation.” Communion will be clflc Issue. toward Insuring good government ship. Woricl Wide Communion. 'You Are Too Tired’ / • JALOUSIES ' In the past history of Manchester, and. In the final test of 19’59, not celebrated. W hy did he make this effort? Americans are the only people 1 Offering for ovenAtos relief and I often hear the wail, "Sunday is ^ STORM DOORS that progress ran be managed even enough for that, its once ministry to servicemen. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid-week the only day for sleeping." The W hy did his epeech cause the first know of.who will fight overseas for service o f Bible study and prayer. Ml 9-7046 without endless resort to the famed political power, too, had be democracy, but will deprive them 9 a.m., Sunday School; Nursery, standard answer to this is ," H you • STORM WINDOWS stir of hope at the present session? come a mere shell. Grades 4 through 12. are too tired to go to church, you money-lenders. It Is the parly selves of the privilege of voting. As VnltoU Methodist Church • ROLL-UP AVOID He himself gave the clear and children we'oan do our part by urg 10:30 a.m., Sunday School: are too tired." Now' of course, AND w-hich proposed and sponsored for Nurseryj Kindergarten,/ Grades o f Bolton AWNINOS eloquent reasons for hts effort. ing our parents to vote, emergencies arise in which we Manchester the businesslike form 1-3. / . ■ Rte. 44A and South Rd. sometimes must drive oureelvee— "Some of the epeechee that have ' .Sincerely yours, Rev. Oarlton T. Daley, Minister ORDER N O W ! Of government It now enjoys, and Open Foruin Katharine Schwarz 4:30 p.m.. First meeting o f Jun and fatigue is the result If, how For Free Estimates Can been delivered have been partisan lor High Youth Fellowship for Ml 9-6974 whlim defends tlie basic concept of ever, we are tired all the time, our and even violent. I will not try to For 'DIgntly, Droorum’! seventh and eighth grade boys and 6:30 a.m.. Men’s Communion life needs drastic rearrangment. the coilncll-manager system, and glris Breakfast. Speaker: ITie Rev. follow this example—for I feel that To the Editor, Too many like Martha are troubled BiLLTUNSKY which turned -the office of General Baptists Discuss 5:30 p.m.. Senior High Method Luther Tyson, Methodist chaplain It would be out of harmony .with Because I am a mother I feel It over too many things. So, go sit Ml S Manager Into a non-pollllcal office, ist Youth Fellowship opens with a to industry. down at Jesus’ feet like M aiy did WAITING the reel mood, either of the dele Is my responsibility to protect the Religion in Home covered dl6h supper followed by 9:30 a.m., Church School for all which ought to be free from politi and find the one thing needful!. gates or of the people outside. future children and taxpayers of recreation and worship, 'This group departments, this town. cal nagging or political assault Is for young people In Grades 9 9:30 and'11 a.m.. Morning W or "Indeed, the sponge o f public Members and friends of the MOVING AHEAD ON-DOWNTOWN PARKING. As the office of General Manager ■"Tt Is not generally known by the through 12. ship. World . wide Communion opinion la almost saturated with voters that we are now over 12 Community' Baptist Church will HIGHER RETURNS ON TOWN FUNDS. Demo Ought to be ‘free fron__political Sunday. , ' Democrats Phil Harrison, Planning Commission the persistent flood of propaganda million dollars In debt, ’not Includ gather at neighbor’s homes Sun Second Congregational Church crats Walter Leclarc, Town Treasurer, and Direc pressures, so should Oie Board of 11 a.m., Nursery. LUTHERANS BELIEVE... member, and Director Candidates Bill Collins and It can pick up no more. Ordinary ing the North Erjd Junior High day at 3 p.m. for informal dlacus- 385 N. Main St. 12:05 p.m.. M eeting of the Board Educstion. It Is a fine thing, we School bond Issue of 81,500,000,.and slon groups about dneatlons In the tor John Hutchinson review increased returns on people, all over the world. In their Minister, Arnold W. Tozer ' of Trustees. Phil Freedman inspect area that will soon provide think, that that spirit .does 'obtain of course the Interest. religious life of the home and CkxxI works are necessary* town investments under alert financial manage present mood are beginning to tire Associate Mjtolster, 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fel added parking space for downtown shopping sec* on, the Manchester Board of Educa- In July Mr., Kelly signed papers church. Mrs. Richard Plnney lowship. ment. — of the same conventional slogans for short term notes o f $600,000 A guest leader at each gather They are n'ecessary betaine they npress the Christian ' tion. ' . ,tlon, regardless of the poIlUcal ing w ill moderate the conversation and catchwqrds. . . to pay for school repairs. For a 10 a.m.. Morning Worship and Concordia Evangelical Lutheran faith. They do not earn merit in CkxTs sight, nor gain heaven. make-up of that board. No parly at the "coffee hou.rs." Among the "At any given moment In the year or two the Interest bn this .Church School. Chapel Service for Church questions to be dtscussed are line election- plea should be con- money will be paid and then a tax Juniors fourth, fifth and sixth Winter and Garden Sts. world's history we tend, all of us, "What Is the Christian faith?” . How come? sidered neMssary in this .phase of raise will he necessary because we graders). Nursery for small chil The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Psator to be obsessed by our own ideolo must pay the principal and Inter ‘•How different should a Christian Monday's election, but we com- dren. Sermon, "World-wide Com Well, a Cliristian is a Qmst-ian, or a ‘(3irist follower, or r - gies. W e may thus become prison-- est. f be?" "How can religion at home munion.," 8 a.m.'. Holy. Communion. . mahd, as dedicated individuals, the bring the family closer together?” ers of our own arguments.' The budget la made up by eitl-. 7 p.m., Xbe Pilgrim Fellowship, 9 a.m., Holy .Communion. Church a“iittle Qin'st” ‘ ■ candidates for reelMtlon,. Jane and “ How can our church be Im "The giyst division In the world mated amounts of money — mon:- group. meets with Mr. and Mrs. School and Nursery. Stuek, Edward Glenney artd'Chris les due the town — take for In proved?" must be seen In a. wide, historical Herb Brown at the church. 10:80 a m ;, Holy Communion, the Christian maet MIonr in Chriit’sêpa—loving, I " tie McCormick, and- the, new R e stance the assessment we expected The program Is part o f the Bap Church School and N unety. perspective. What a strange con from Green Manor. This money tist Jubilee Advance, a five-year feeding, healing. Church o f the Nazarene publican candidate, Robert Barnes. has already been spent but becAuee evangelistic jsffort by all Baptist trast It is between the dramatic 388 Main S t Tatoottvllle Congregational The second lever Moi\day of- the Democratic majority decided groups In North America. These are good toorkA achievements of modem science C. E. Winslow, Minister Church f»s an opportunity to vote for to settle out of court this Is Just Lawrence J. Steevae, chairman of Robert K. Shlmoda, BUnleter and the melancholy failuiva of another bill the taxpayer will have thA Board o f ChrUtlan Education, people and principles good for 9:30 a.m., Church School. Taloottville Theae works revcfil the bvc of God ttiroimh His peciple: modem statesmanehip. We throw to pay. A t this time let me state will direct the program at Com Manchester—a positive, up-grade Classes for all ages. these.Miese worka works lead popfde to HimH im : thcae w orb gre a falfill- lnslruments->into distant space, that the board actually had no munity Baptist Church. 10:46 , a. m., Numery opens in decision we commend to the voters. 10:^5 a.m., Worship Service; ment o f Christ's'Clwiat's' atatemcfit that Hia ^ feWowieni would do. which clrcje tha earth. W e put right to enter Into this affatf. It ' -A second "Advance" program Parish House. will be a church fam ily eupiper at ^ M g e by the patsoV. Theme, greater works than H e did.- hardly any limit lu the ambitions should flAve been settled In court. "The Cup." 11 a.m. Morning worship service - The Democratic majority feels It the chtirch 'THlireday at 7 o’ clock. with adults and children meeting of. discovery. I am told we expect Is fine to borrow money, people do, A casserole meal will precede pre- 10:45 a.m.. Children’s Church Thursday, A Slateiiman and Nura'ery. first in sanctuary. Worldwide, Owd works come after faith. They grow oot-of îth: to visit the moon. Yet If there are they say, for a car or a house. isentation of a playlet, "The Fair Communion service w ill be ob 6 p.m., Youth Seiwlce. Prime Minister Macmillan, In his inhabitants In any other planets It is one thing for an individual Family Worships, under the di served. Oraeters are Mr. and Mrs. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service! A perstm who has faidi in Jesoa Chriat aimply can’t help speech before the United Nations looking .down on us, how strange to go into debt if there are things rection o t Mrs. Nicholas Derewl- Wallace PhlUlpe. 'UeherS are An he. feels' he needs or wants, he Is anka. Mesfage by the pastor. thony Palmer, and Sandy Palmer. ling good'works, in order that Chriat might be shared with General Aees^bly 'niureiUy, easily they must think the antics o f hu- dealing with his own money. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mac -Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.,' Prayer Dencons are Everett CM tetter and m ■eedlnwa* ----- 8-- j. became the star of the stellar pres manliy . . . . But when six men decide to Donald end their three eons and service. Douglas Hayes. ent session o f that body. "The East-West conflict here or spend the Income of thousands of niece, Ntta Backes, will enact the 7 p.m- Junior and Ssnlor Fel ffehovah’s Wltneesee An excelfent slogan for the 'Chriotian might be H A V E His formula was simple, f A l peqple and send the bills to. the dramatization of a family’s prob lowships mset with Thomas Bell, elsewhere cannot , be reeolved by Kingdom Hall FAITH —MUST WORK. though he 'is himself oiê of the weakness or by nioral or physical public; 1 say It Is wrong. lems and succeee In devotions at Everett Ceetetter, James Boett The Democrats want to borrow home. In the middle o f the playlet, ^ , 791 Main S t cher and Marshall Wellington. major partisans in the cold war. exhaustion of one aide o* the'bther. money fqr the storm sewelrs, $400,- there wUI be an audience discus \ 3 p.m., Public talk, "Achlevlhg CONCORDIA Happlne'ie In the Fam ily a r c le ," In the great. East-West dlvlelon, he It Cannoh In this nuclear age, be 000 morS; and $300,000 for the sion of how various members Calvary Oiapel UimaiAN CHURCH managed, without the least eatri- resolved the triumph of one side library. We are In bondage now would solve the problems posed,j 4:15 p.ra,, Watchtower study ar (Aseeitibttea o f , God) ticle, "Choosing the Right Form of Winter and Ofiideti Sta., fice of honesty or the least weak over the other without the ex- and will be for the next 20 yeate after which the playlet w ill con-^ 33 Vernon'St Worahip." (Psalm 85:6,7). Kennetii L> Ouetafean, Paotor Miaaelieirter ness In his own point of view, to 'tincUon of both. 1 say, therefore, without any more borrowing tlnue to demonatrata how the Fair Wednesday, 8 p.m., Public talks whatsoever. Family worked It out. foUowad byjpoup studise in the S am . Holy OensminloB DEMOCRATIC . m ove into some occaaionslûnder- we can all gain more by agreement . If you vote for the Democrats Bible aid. 9:46 a.m., Sunday School, elass- standing o f tbe point o f view o f his , "Your Will B « ~Dpna on than by aggrajMlon. ^ and give them the go aMoad yoy <)— C>n how many occasions has Barth," at the following sendee ■ for all agps- • am,, nm leevleA Ohnreh ■-'J- ^ p p otU ion . t “The urgent problem before the can lipagine what the tax blUa will the House bif Representatives bean centers. 387 OaMqnd Bt, M Marble 10r45 am.. Morning Wotohip. Scheel aad Noracey called upon to eelect a president? 7 p.m., ETjuigelistio Serrice. MONDAY, OCT. 3 - 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. That ability, on his part, made world today !• not, or titould the rest; of your lives Md St, 18 Chanibers St,' and. 41 JEd-. UfiW am.; The Sarvlee. k* the lives O f the unborn chll- A Twice — Thomas Jetfsr- mtmd S t Wednesday, 7:80 pm.. Prayer bis own defense' of Western posl- be the ^ p re m a ^ ’ o f one M t o f ^ „ d every child who Service. . . Chmeh geiwel and dren this year end evei^ child son was selectad over Aaron Runr. F rli^ at-Klitodom HnU: 7:38 Nniaevy. . THU AOVRUnSEMENT PAID FOB XT THK TOWN IMEMOCBATIO OOMMTItni tfoBS all tbe more dompeUing and natienli over another, or o f one BOW Uvea in Mancheeur. iWhatJ and John (putney Adams over AB' p.m.,„ tneocratio______Ministry______Sohoa. Friday, 7:30 p.—.,m., Chriat'a Am-. ' ' ' . sCOettvB. That aUUty, on U s U n i^ a g f over aMther. ‘Hm pr»ctt- good gre nwlmmlng pool^' fitonR drew Jacksoa. 8tM p a a ^ larvtoA m U i t a g . b ^ a d pri youUt aerTlea. 7 "

1... A '■ ,V MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, I960 l O t South Bt, ItoekvUto, wag inod a total Ot $117 on two motor vohlcle Town Elections Monday * ^ Final Effort chargu; racklpaa driving, |1B, and StateNetvs driving wbll6 undar tho Influance Tours Ohio, of Hquor or drugs, $102. . On to Avert Mra. Marion Madden. 66, ot 400 Campaigii Nears End, Roundup N. Main S t, was finsd $16 for In- Frank Plano Dies, ttndcatlon. - Kennedy Ends Rest Strike at GE John B. Rust Jr„ $1, oTHart. Ansaldi Partaer (OMttatoH H w i ra g t Oat) ford, was finsd a total ot $16 for Now It’s Voters’ Lot two motor vehicle 'Vlolatioas; $9 U SIN ESS SE R V IC E S LDJIRECTORY (OeattBMd fr«n> Pac* Oat) (Contixned from Pegs Ons) each full year of employment by (ContlaiMd from Page On*) for driving with defectlvs bnkea Frank PUno, 68, of 11 Plano Ito IfiSS platform, that ths voter the county. pay increase each year of the con and $6 for driirlng with an Im PI., died last night at the Man Costello said hl» amploymant proper muffler. ■rtuluBUy aecalerate hii apMkinf Republican rival, Vice President Manchester’s party leaders to registration trend favors the par tract, a union shop and other bene tw n and Increaaed acUvltlei Richard M. Nixon, for charging the chester Memorial Hospital after a day exchanged final campaign ty, many volunteers have signed was terminated involuntarily. He fits. Mrs. Lois J. Crtofotd of Hart-< richt up to election day." Democrats with a ’’monumenUl brief Illness. blows before Monday’s election. up, and "the days of one-party aaid he luis been only partially Average pay of GB production ford was fined $6 for following too ihxon’B epeeches yesterday failure” in their efforU bo push s He was bom in Susa, Italy. Nov. Democratic Town Chairman domination in Manchester politics paid the severance money, and workers, according to the union, close. , pointed up the Increased emphasis Kennedy-backed legialaUve pro 11, 1891, and lived In Manchester Steve Cavagnaro said his party are gone forever.” that his demand for the balance is 42.80 to $2.40 an hour. Frank DoPiatro Jr., 80, of Bouth- on personal attacks on Kennedy. gram through the summer session for the past 47 years. He was accompliahed things in two years ' End ’Civic Circus’ has been refused. General Electric has 167 plants bridge, Maes., forfeited a $36 bond MANCHESTER of Congress. formerly a partner of the Andrew that Republicans neglected for A similar suit'baa been filed in and installations In 133 ciUes and when he failed to appear In court MANCHESTER He insisted, to upwards of 6,000 He said the real OOP plea Is commdn pleaa court, Stamford, by persons at the Schenectady air Pierre Salinger, Kennedy’s press Ansaldl Construction Co. for 20 many. Atty. John F. Shea, his Re "Give us smother chance, and we’ll towns. A company spokesman said to answer a *pe«dlng charge. ' Come in now...let our beauticians traha- secretary, aaid in commenting on years. He was a mason until his publican counterpart, attacked Chester Buttery, of that city, for the lUE represented most of the The breach of peace charge port, that Kennedy made a state do all the things we left undone mer superintendent of the Stam AUTO PARTS tate one of fashion’s newest hair atyleS ment that was "untrue” when he the charge at a press conference: retirement three years ago. the "bond and borrow philosophy before.” workers in about 60 of them, In against Ricbgrd FiUard, 28, of 4 SEAFOOD for you in a way that truly flattera! said 17 mllUon* Americans go to ■"The Vice President seems to He ia a member of the Cristoforo of Democrat!” and campaign Shea said a "Republican vote on ford Courthotise. Buttery also al- cluding the largest plantSr-ln Flint Dr., was nolled when it was Choice Variety 270 BROAD SI bed hungry every night. have missed the mark rather wide Colombo Society and the Italian claims he called "ridiculous drum Monday will bring an end to the legea he was not paid his sever Schenectady, N. Y.; Lynn, Mass.; revealed that he had been commit Nixon said Kennedy had admit ly. American Club. heating.” civic circus that has plagued ua ance upon his discharge "without Pittsfield, Mass.; Worcester, ted to Norwich. Always At Your Service For ted that this sUtement was un ”It was not Senator Kennedy He leaves his wife. Mri». CecillA Now It’s up to the voters. Party the past two years,” and ’’restore cause” earlier this year. Mass.; Philadelphia; Cleveland; Charges ot.caiTying a dangerous Quality a MAOHINB SHOP SERVICE true. who suffered a defeat at the final Martina Plano; a daughter, Mrs. organizations will be making ap sound, fiscally nonest government He aerved for fivp years as an Syracuse, N. Y.; Bridgeport, weapon in a car and breach of . e q u ip m e n t Nixon also accused Kennedy of session of the Congress, but the James C. Bayliss, stationed with peals and manning telephones and to Manchester.” . assistant superintendent at the Conn.; Louisville, Ky.; Fort peace against George Frank, 21, of Seafood • PARTS (new and rebuilt) Lort a "gross distortion of the truth” people who were hoping for ef her husband in Korea; a son, Peter cars Monday for the balloting He said the Democrata tried to Bridgeport courthouse under Cos Wayne, Ind.; Tell City, Ind.; Bub- 18 Trotter S t, were nolled. a ACCESSORIES tello and was an assistant sealer a SUPPLIES 89 EAST CENTER ST. in saying in their television debate fective medical care for the aged; R. Plano, Manchester; two sisters from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. claim credit for the Parking Au lington, Vt.; and Anniston, Ala. Ten cases were continued, - ’TEU AH S-80V9 that Russia would be producing the people .who were hoping to get in Italy: and-two grandchildren. The GOP discussed these ■ or thority, Robertson Park redevelop of weights and measures for 10 The other pftnts and Installa Until next Saturday, all for trial, 43 O AK ST. a Du Pont Paint, Supplies more power than the United an effective piece of legislation for ’The funeral will be held Tues ganizational details at a town ment, the North Junior High School years before that. tions are either multiunion or non Mike Brleloi 49, of Glastonbury, TEL. Ml 9-8937 Open Saturdays Until 6 PJM. States by 1975. federal aid to schools.” day at 8:30 p.m.'al the William P. committee meeting last night, and and other "products of prior Repub union. ' charged With driving while under Nixon demanded a retrac.tion. Salinger said it was "Republi Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main Cavagnaro today said many vol lican admlniatrationa." * Uninvited Guest The vote favoring the ..strike the influence of liquor « r druge; "Constructive' criticism of our can obstruction that prevented en St., followed by a solemn high unteers have enlisted to help his Hitting hard on the fiscal New Haven, Oct. 1 (A5 — For carried by 51', Commer and Mrs. ’Thomas McCann, Funerals Congregational Church. • Aluminum Roll Up Awnings WATKINS-WEST LIQUORS cial Furniture, Boats, Farming 1 The Webelos Den opened the d l your • Venetian Blinds Toole. Tractors, Road Machinery, ' Th«/Molherhood of Mary Moth l/sonard Trlnariro meeting with a flag ceremony back to • Storm Doors the economy. FUNERAL Farm Produce, Mechanics Tools, ers Oiccle will hold Its first meet- The funeral of Leonard Trlcari- Chibmaster Paaquale Vendrillo • Combination Windows Between 19.50 and 1957, nearly WINES-BEER Goods of Mfg., Cables, etc. Bonds school supplies Your Pocketbook one-half of all American families Ing'of the season Monday at 8 p.m ro, 97 Wells St., former part-own United Nations Ready welcomed new members and par Manchester Awning Co. SERVICE BEER IN BARRELS and Notes, Excess Credits and all al the home of Mrs. Edward er and manager of Manchester ents, and discussed plans for the By FAYE HENLE made a major expenditure for dur other Taxable Goods, 195 WEST CENTER ST. able goods every year. These pur- FOR ALL gOOASIONS! Coughlin, 43 Wellesley Rd. Mrs, Dry Cleaners, will be held Mon year. He announced that the pack 8159 shop the Telephone Ml 9-3091 • DELIVER^ SERVICE a MUST RE FILED BY Gerard O’Hara will be co-hostess. day at 8 a m. at the, Dunn Ftineral will attend a football game Oct. 22 9-1 a Here Is What We Think, chase.s were not usually made on ORMAND J. WEST For Red China Battle Established 1949 the spur of the moment. NOVEMBER 1, 1960 Home, 191 Weal St., Brlatol. fol at the University of Connecticut. How We Consumers, Act . Director, . Such lists shairbe filed not later Manchester Assembly, Order of lowed by a solemn high Mass of Awards were presented to the WIT^MHE NEW 6. Dn consumer savings; Moat of WEST SIDE than November 1 in each year, or Rainbow for Girls, will hold open Want to know what others think us are not Interested In trying to requiem at St. Anthony's Church (Continued from Page One) following boys: Row upon row of lacy fliet-cro- PAn-O-RAMA FAIRWAY 142 E. CENTER ST. PACKAGE STORE if the first shall be a Sunday or a Installation tonight at 8 o'clock at at 9 a.m. Kenneth Garrity, gold and two chet makes this scarf the perfect Main Street Manchester about broad economic matters 7 accumulate a family fortune. legal hoiiday, then on the next the Masonic Tempie, Its historic 15th session Sept. 20. silver arrows on wolf, and Jubilee The smart coachman frock is a About such specifics as the family We save tor toe really big things SOL R. COHEN, Permittee Burial wdll be "In St. Thomas' Ike Heading topping for tables! (A lovely gift • Open Thnrs, and Fri. Till 9 Mancheater’a Oldest 365 CENTER ST. business day following. Failure to Cemetery. flHi(t.ol. Issues like the Soviet demand badge; John Lyons, denner stripe fashion favorite. Shown here with budget? Want to know how a pro In life—retirement, down payment file such list means (Ten Per Cent) for that bride-to-be or a special brilliant contrast, it has several on a house or to go into business on With Finest FacUiDea , Mancheater—Ml 9-6168 Tlie Chaminsde Mualral Ciuh Friends may call at the ftineral and Jubilee badge; Steven Smith, friend) I fessional, prober evaluates us on additional to taxpayers list. will hold !U first fsll meeting tor home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock for admission of Red China to U.N. ForMeeting assistant denner, and Jubilee variations. our own. Pattern No. 5308 has crochet di No. 8159 with Patt-O-Rama is The New, Beautiful these scores? Attention: Veterans of night at 8 o'clock In the Federa and tomorrow from 2 to .5 and 7 to membership and a U.S. proposal' badge; Richard Groman, denner rections; matei;|al requirements: On all of the above, I'm Inclined tion room at Center Conêga- to discuss Soviet actions In' Hun in sizes 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18. AUTO BODY ' "The Powerful Consumer,” re to go along with Professor Katona. World" War I and 11 and 9 p.m. stripe, 1-year pin, and Jubilee stitch Illustrations: filet chart. Bust 30 to 38. Size 11, 3114 bust, ilonal Church. Mrs. Cyrus Tomp gary lay ahead of the delegates. Oh>UN Events badge; and Richard Grondin and To order, send 25c in coins to;— portedly "the largest collection of One conclusion in the study I ques LA Upholstery Korean War Period kins. chalrmari, will present “fam \9ith sleeve, 614 yards Of 35-inch; basic .consumer information this tion. VIC’S PIZZA SHOP statutory exemption to an ex- Leading nputral nations, mean Michael Pohler, Jubilee badges. Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve l.yard contrast. PIANO'S AND IVl Shops vservlcs' man or his relative In the ily 'popa' night,” a program of ,4,uloi't'r (Continued from Page One) Mrs. John Groman received ning Herald, 11.50 AVE. OF country , has ever had,” answers It Is this: “The Idea that price P "Over 45 Yeara Experience"153 W Middle Turnpike miislc prepared and'presented by while, were expected to go all out To order, send 35o in coins to;— RESTAURANT these questions. Written by Pro increases are a chronic feature of event of satisfactory proof under den mother’s certificate. AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, N,Y. Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve Phone Ml 9-3700 Sects, 12-81 to 12-88 Inclusive 12- members and' their relatives. next week In pressing their de years. She. died In her sleep Thurs Two movies about a Cub Scout For Ist-class mailing add 10c for ROUTE 8-44A—BOLTON" WRECKER fessor George Katona of the-Uni our economy has gained adherents RE-UPHOLSTERING mand that TTesldent Elsenhower ning Herald, 1150 A'VE.' OF Spaghetti, Pizâ, Grinders at Vic’s versity of Michigan Survey Re but has not become general. • Modern Fnmitnre 89, 12-90 and 12-93 to 12-9.'i Inclu Gueala are'MfivUed. Jua Angeles. ' It wss understood disarmament make a nice Saturday lunch for the 0—Who, in view oi! party properly on Pine Ridge Drive wsa , . . Sunday proposals will be discussed, but the family will love it. —does not make consumers con THE ASSESSOR IF HE HAH The fly flew in the window 1 quickly extinguished by the Volun You nima tha job i . . we hiva jin t tha rifh l 1^ Pont, Have you ever tried pizza from whole family. an(d they are also tent. Uau'glly it reaulta in the crea aSiliation. was perhaps the CHANGED HIS ADDRESS IN of the car and tackled the 'Nixon Washington. Western leaders will not devote Pfmt lor it... in colors to match anything! Hava a most remarkably-named n teer Fire Department early last Kennedy.- Duluth, Minn., and St. Vic’s Pizza Shop? If not, you hava Ideal for a. snack sit night tor the tion of additional new needs. THE PAST YEAR OR RECENT- driver, Adam Mankin, 71, of , night. The fire- apparently was much attention to the snU-Amert- quaiticn (xi color?. . . what to use?. . . how to do 117 family or when gi:e8ts drop in. 4. On consumer psychology: No ever to run for preiident LY MOVED INTO , MANCHES- 14 Summit 8t. He siruck back, ' Louis, Mo. can tirades of Khrushchev and r»lsz4s and pizzas, and to 11 at night and from 4 p.m., to conttoz- there are those who 'haver- a real 10 'p.m. on Sundays. They are 5. On consumer power: Millions * Asssiisor and aome coordinate ouifita VOTE DEMOCRATIC - - - - Kôn., Octr 3 of us now can tor mora than ESTATE AND' MOTOR Lee'DeFor.e^ :h'.e ;;?rl i :• r:; ;io Br-azilian flshqrraen along aoms .include atralght aklrto in aol- Paint roqulrM kmgar to dry in ’HUB AO PAIO FOE OT A FWDBNO OP CASOIDATK knack in making thorn. At Vic's cloeed 611 dayAIonday'. Learn why . Need not bs. included electron tube, basis of nio''*iii r,;- parts of the coast go to ssA on Ida to ehanga off wtth jankato wlBtor tluui al atlMV ■■■abtig a t PAINTS Plssa Mhop. you know ths oust LT so many peed^ zay "It's Vic’s tor baale neeaaaitlaa. 5 ^ dlacratlonaiy READ 6t VOTE Si auA Uet ^' dio, in 1006 at Ns^ York Cily,-- psslsd-Iof rafts cj|llM "janfadas." 6< ahadiad. aiiMiBbiai. ttto yaa». siwaja gatag to bs silsp sifid tsB- saa" wkM 'lt aam ta to good food< spaadlnf <8 oC great lifiporteiiM to y.-; ML3-; 'f- ■

PAOBNINS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1960 MANCHEST^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBEft 1. 1960

- DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE provision for central purchasing ises, and was thefefere def active; BLTGGS BUNNY OUR B04RD1NG HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Norris Credits Cood Market South Windsor and volume buying. (61 Commission failed to comply Independent*, who have regU- with Section 8-3 of Connecticut CHILD OARE ^ ,wm i soMcaooy *I BETTER TOSS tered large-tOlAls on voter .list* in Genei'al Statutes by filing sona A N D ' Antwtr to PraviouB PuzsIt change with town clerk and giv 5PII.UEP SOME OVER MV recent, êars, receive increased Â.*aUKETHI$ For Return on investments Charter Vote ing public notification of filing; w 5H0ULPER...1M ^ ___ _ a n o J(f a p /^-'l- 6 Unit of tive Investments than the GOP lii mission decision to change zone 16 Screeni reluctance 23 Feminine 47 German kins In reply to Norria’ statement, -vJ lision on Rye St. WRIGHT 17 Property Item appellation 49 ILabor tJ.S. government securities. Democratic Town Clialrmaq Steve Those favoring- the change to dealgnatlon from H30 to A,30 on 7 Frisian (ab.) However, he said, “Democrata Stale police stated the .Mullen IBEmisiary 24 Against SOEsientlal Cavtignaro said t o ^ y that while council-manager government' are. propert.v on the north side of auto skidded on wel pavement, BY V. T. HAMLIN 19 Ribbed fabric 8 Hungarian were in control of the Manchester MOTOR SALES composer 26 Assistant being the 1959-aO market waa better the actively campaigning for®tha.large Beelzebub Rd. striking a car driven by Edward L. ' YES,-mErRE COME ALONG, ...I WANT'YOU TO MEET/- V'MEAN 31 TMt itate haa 28Kalian city 51 Bamboolike government for 20 of the 24 months Republicana had more money to voter turnout^ necessary to IpiSure Roas Hahn o f Manchester, ap- Next to Bolton Toim Lind- aome — 9Siouan Fl.ynn Jr., 25, of Wethersfield, as he ourre K VtXJ TWO... SOME OF THE FIRST { MILITIA? SOLDIERS? Indians 29 Melt grass ‘under queation. Therefore the Inveat In the previous year. He passage of the measure. "Friends' 'pUcant for the, change, the com- was making a right turn into a NATCHEZ MOUNTED deposits also said a treasurer can be cred HOU MMJaHT ' BUNCH, ALL 10 Broad 30 Stitches 83 Measures comparison is Invalid and the Im- of the Charter,” with strong rep- mhs'Sioii, and Richard Norton, the private driveway. Flynn complain • FENDER AND BODY PLSNTY rH€LP\e)U) bjght... MILITIA.' y 32 Brothers 38 Teamster of type plieatlon worthless.” i t s for acting with speed and eN sector Candidates land ovimer, were sum.moned to 25 Auricle 11 Paradise rsMntation in both political camps ed of a hack injury after the crash, REPAIRS 12 Pause 40 Natural 84 British money He added that return* on U.8. flciency in getting town fund* in William B. Collins seeks elec ancK among independent votera, appear hef^.;the Court of Com 27 Groups of vested right away, and claims I.e- Mrs. Alice LamenzorN^mocra- w'hich heavily damaged the Mul 20 Spanish coin 42 Girl's name of account Treasury paper last year averaged tion Monday to his first term on have dlatrilDuted public informa mon Pleas the'''fli;8t Tuesday of len car. , matched higher than the previous year and clerc ha# done Oil* while Norris tic candidate for a second te m on • CAR PAINTING the Board of Directors, has^feên the Board'of Directors. tion leaflets, sent a motorcade November to answef'cliarges by a Trooper John Gore of the Hart pieces laat January “some issues were was much leas active in. ofBce, 31 Eternity 1 ! r r " r 1 r* I r r r r active In Manchester politics a The 31-year-old Democratic at' through town this morning, and group of residents listei^ln the ford 'ivopp inve.stigated. ■ paying 6 per cent which la excep letting money remain idle for writ. ■ • FREE ESTIMATES 82 Masculine long periods. education. ’ rney, who works in the Nathan- are conducting an active telephone Today— Fair niclmame nr u tionally high." campaign to assure voter turnout. These include Joseph J. Cariho,- ■^^ê annual fall fair F irst For the past 12 years she has iePBergman law offices In' Hart- James Ilosking. .Tames Sleeper. 1185 E. MIDDLE TPKE. ^HE S3 Pronoun It operated the Hilltop Nursery fordT^Sva former Jet pilot who Lack of coordinated control be Congregational Chiirth being .MI 9-8375 84Ea«t (Er.) i r and not the towfn. The decision .John Woodcock and Christiaan held tdda-y. MishtlV School at her home at 19 Jean Rd. passed thei^^bar exams last year tween boards and corami.ssions, In- Noordendorp, w'ho have retained S3 Ci^ in the II Rockville-Vernon waa baaed on the itatus which haa after w'orkihg his way through ,PILE-UP= IT" been cited' In recent rulings re She is a member of the Demo creaaing population of town with Atty. Richard W. Law of the Man iSi. ■SSm Netterlaada >Iannhester B-ye n 1 n g JHerald garding, establishment of a towm cratic Town Committee, and haa law school nig attendant growth problems, and chester firm of Bayer, Law and GO 36 Marble IT !HI poor attendance nearly approach South Windsor corteapondent El ‘37 Secular dump and other things. It is un been a member of the party since A New Haven ^Vi^ve, Cblllns Phelon to represent them. ing the vanLshing point at town more Burnham, telephoiie-MItchell «•! 39 Beverage ‘ u u DwyerBids der this etatute, at one time known sh? was 21. when ahe registered In graduated from St. Ma^w's Acad.e- Plaintiffs charge; (1) Zone 4-4)674. ' REPUBLICAN CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 40 Newport w as the Home Rule statute (and not Manchester. my there in 1946 and frqm the meetings in recent years are cited change was not made in accord m —— is e 31 to be confused with the present A native of Clayton, N.Y., she University of Connecticut m,J9BO as reasons favoring the change to W'ith comprehensive master plan IN 1960 ahiphuilding ■ tr _ ■ For Support Home Rule Act), that the various was educated In New' Canaan and with a degree in business adhUn- council-manager government. for town; (2i Change was spot PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER > - center U functions of, towm, city and fife was graduhted from Stamford istration. A full-time town manager work- zoning; (3) It tended to Increase TIVO BinXlUN 41 Exclamation z . district are generally .determined. under the direction of a' 9- HERE IT IS s r M HI On Budget High School. She received her He W 'a s in the Air Force from rather than derrea.se street -con I WONDER WHERE. 43 Meadow Today, Luddecke said that the training as a teacher at Danbury' 1951 to 1956, and.flew 74 combat member council W'ith minority rep gestion: (41 It tended to decrease PRESCRIPTIONS OCTOBER SEPTEMBER WENT/, YOU 45 Idolize u recent meeting of Vernon’s three State Teachers College from -(vhlch resentation la a chief feature of value of adjoining property; (5) ALREADY T O SSE D ' IT missions in Korea, piloting an F84 Safely Compounded SOLLY TIME 48 Poison (dial.) governmental bodiea may change slje w'as graduated ih 1926. She jet fighter-bomber. He W'as award the planNqlong w'itb a merit sys Publication of the public hearing • FLIES IT IN 52 Many — a u u SI Vernon Chief Constable Edmund the complexion of the whole budg also received' a bachelor of science tem for carher town employes and notice improperly described prem u u IT F. Dwyer has called on Vernon ed the Distinguished Flying [? MERE were fought et problem. degree In child deveopment from ARTHUR DRUG residents to "protect"'the drastic Cross. here during B2 sr Si "If the spirit of cooperation de St. Joseph College in 1955. the War cut of $21,400” In the Town of veloped in that meeting, is main Collins came to, Manchester in Between the U u Vernon police budget recommend tained," he said, "the budget prob , She belongs to the Ladies of St. 1955 and Was a clainis adjuster SUtes ed by the Vernon Board of Fi lem may be solved in more than James, the Manchester Memorial for the Travelers Insurance Co. S7 u Hospital Auxiliary, the Mental 84 Indolent 1 nance. one way.” He Indicated that if until 1959 while working for hiS 65 High regard Dwyeri* plea comes on the eve the Fire District were to take over Health Society, the League of law degree nights, at the Univer FOR Women Voters and the Federation of the annual Vernon town meet the cost of operating the Public sity of Connecticut Law' School. RS-ELECT IFOR A ZRIkTERMI of Democratic M’omen. ing Monday at the Rockville High Safety Department, and borrowed In 1952, he had married the for SCREEN PORCH SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAJ School on Loveland Hill. The town Mrs. Lamenzo is the wife of John the necessary funds, the deficit mer Claire Foisey of Manchester OR budget will come before voters for Lamenzo and they have six .chil would be taken up by whatever and fhey live at 108 Chestnut St. EDWARD H. CiENNEY action at the meeting. form of government or taxing dis dren, The Board of Finance unani with their three sons. Collins at JALOUSIE trict setup is established by the tends St. James’ Church, and was X‘ mously approved the cut at the tri-government group. TO THE BOARD OF EDUOKTION end of the Board’s . executive In the meeting of the govern program director this year for the ENCLOSURES budget sessions two weeks ago ments, ofllcials decided to study $169 Million Junior Chamber of Commerce. He LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS The Board also went on record fa the charter defeated last summer also headed the Dollars for Dem Tour Beat Bii.v Is )i voring the eatablishment of two to see if some unification of gov ocrata drive and is a member of For The Terntx^ Rellahlllty and Experience the Democratic Town Committee ' taxing districts, the change of the ernment# could, not be developed. More Slated Call Town Clerk's Income from a fee Offleial* indicated a desire to com auxiliary. He was high Democratic Nov, 7, 1?>60 to \ to a salary basis, the establish' plete the unification by mid-aum- vote-getter in the primaries. R. G. KiniE 1 r ment of a salary and personnel mer, or at the beginning of the For Defense Nov. 4, J96.? A VOTE FOR committee, and the creation of an next uniform fiscal year. Ml 9-0468' I. insurance advisory board. Luddecke Indicated he knew of oral Agent For ROBERT C. BARNES " Board Chalrinan, William F. (Oontinned' from Page Oti'Y • QUALIFIED m the move among rural Vernon lUSCO Ltiddecke said, at the time, that residents to turn back the police funds cleared for spending were A Candidate Tor The the Board would seek .support of TnjeveiTMiiio^ appropriation to the Board of Fi approved by the Bureau of the • EXPERIENCED nd Board of Education the townspeople "in carrying out nance. TUg K1S65 PKIK> this tax equalization prog/Tam.” Budget, an arm of the White Bartlett-Brainard Frodneta Co. Would Be Appreciated "They have every right to do House. Democratic critics have ac H£V1WSMUA1 He referred to the effect of the this," Luddecke said. "The situa Oraduste of Brown Uni 589 New Fark A police budget slash on the Vernon cused the hvidget bureau of pinch Went Hartford-—AD 8 Thta Advertisement Paid For tion has arisen because the prob ing pennies on defense spending versity. President of the By A Friend Fire District, which receives ' the lem Was dumped in our lap, and W, G. Glenney Co. Chsir- major benefit from the police, or we have done w'hat we think is to the detriment of national se curity. ' for_^past two years of /^•/ constabulaiTi' service, and the right.” X ma hy KA hw. TJt w ujTNt OB. effect on Rockyillp city taxpayers, He said the Board realized the liiuch of the new money will be Board of Edurstioh Fi who. as residents of the town, pay need for the police service in the for stepping up production of the nance Committee. Winner "Thtre tr* other things besldit bsauty, you know, 1,200-mile Po.laris nlissile and (or it, as do rural area taxpayers. rural area, and said the budget of Outstanding Citizen's JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD imogene! There't psrionality, poise, and a In calling for protection of the cut in no way detracted from its speed development of a model that police s'ervice appropriation, administration or effectiveness. is to span 2..500 miles. Award by Junior Cham-, You Are Welcome B u t" I HAVE TO MEET A willtngnesB to be helpfuLo^homeworkl" The total added to the Polaris FRIEND NOW, euT El T —r Dwyer issued a prepared state The Board felt, he said—that the her of Commerce. YOU MAY PHONE ment outlining the growth of the cost of maintaining the service is program was $107.5 million, in By the same token that for more than )>tV,year« haa M E, N O R A , IF YOU Vernon Department of Public not property the function of the cluding $36.8 mliUon for produc causeil literally thou.sands of men, women and te^naRera CAN THINK OF AN BY ROUSON LIITLE SPORTS Safety, which was established to town, but is the function of the tion of the present missile and ThI# Advertiaement Paid For By Friends Of The Candidate EXPLANATION.' TRAIK $70.T million for the lohger range to come to me for help and advice I now feel that I'iwF* I WATeX I Cogr. AAGea ^2**ey*-C< meet "the explosive population fire district. JSFSTerij: growth in the town, outside the He added that the $14,500 was one. right to aak every recipient o f my aid to do me a favor*-^ city limits.’’ left In, th'e appropriation because The Samos spy-in-the-sky satel not for my.nelf but for the town we all love and that Js He recounted that the number the Board felt it had a moral obli lite program got $38.8 million; in the town election Monday to of felonies and misdemeanors has gation to the rural area and had $25.3 \vas- earmarked for army been greatly reduced since the de to leave an amount, which would modernization and $2.4 for the allo.w’ the service to function until army national guard. partment .was expanded. He said AI OUH DRilt. SKlfU Pull The Republican Lever. the number of burglaries dropped Fire District residents decided to take over the operation and how greatly in the .four year* since niiich it w'anted to spend. i r s Every man or woman w ho drives over the Bulkeley or 1956. The department maintains Area Residents LIGGEH DRUG Actually, about $14,000 of the V • . F’ounders’ bridges without paying toll can thank me for three ful-time mep Including original app»Y>priation was for sal I conceived and carried to a succe.s.^-in the women who work in Hartford and live in Manchester or n « Y WUtRI ACT YDUR lY lt , |0 Y ? PACXINi MORE OEVASTATION THAN ALL THE lO m lfO RO PPID the appropriation to $14,500. The constabulary is, or has been until United Stales District Courtv^ln AT McCONVILLE'S ■miMv.F COR, SAWVSR JUST PROVE OFF THer FDR&o V to STIN&. F £ B L g o o d ! conversely work in East Hartford and live west of the , IN WORLD W ARD. T'M REALLY EXCITED AlO UT THIS 6 ^ '. WKAT pain i reduced appropriation, Dwyer said, now', a town function, it is avail Hartford. ^ TOWARD CAPE CANAVERAL TEST FIRING TODAY, CONRAD. la . to Be ,.split equally between able for .service in the cit.v area, river had asked me for several years to tackle this un in stead Of WTRICR AIR FORCE whether to make an ai-rest or pro The new citizens are Mias Sure To Vote LARGE, HEALTHY PLANTS IN A ^— school police and regular police. Marguerite Walti, IP fCuiton Rd.; fair twice daily tax. The lawyer.s charged me nothing RASE. MEANSTWEV'RE FIRING H# said it would carry the depart vide any other public service. A POLARIS. MELtFTIABLY, He said the Vernon department Miss Irene Kriskijans. Mr*. Romu- GOOD VARIETY OF COLORS emd SIZES but I had plenty of other expen.ses. Where were the 50 rru PRORABLY It FIRED' ment to about Dec. 15. In making the reduction. Lud- has received seven requests for in- alda Kriskijans and Juris Kriski Monday, Got 3rd Democrats then? FROM THE SUB INSTEAD OF jans, all of 67 Hamlin St.: Dirk THE PAD. decke said the Board was not. act haiatpr service in the town and In the legislature in 1019 with' the^blessing of the city during the past year. On two Den Boef, 466 W. Middle Tpke.; ing to make .polic.y. He said the and Domenico Litrico, 60 Hamlin late J. Henry Roraback I led the fight ttv have Connecti Board acted within It.s function of occasions, the service waa credited St., ajl of Mancheeter. cut approve “ votes for women." The women have done r - - . determining the propriety of an with-saving lives, he s.aid. CAMPAIGN Luddecke said he hoped that, no Also, Mrs. Veronica Toconls, a whale of a lot better job than the men. Of cpur.se, there u l account. He said the Board steer li.l u * ed clear o f discussing the legal matter what happened at the town New'berrj- . Rd., South Windsor; are except ion.s. queation of budgeting. meeting Monday night., the feeling Mr*. Mariane Elfriede Claire .\t my own expen.se I w ent to Washington after World •tltLXTrtJifa.- IO| HandleT, , 53 Brian Rd., Wapplng; * * ® * Any legal consideration, pe said, of bittemeas between city and COMMENTS War I to got for veterans pensions to which they were would have Involved determining rural areas will not be compound Constantino Capsolas, 34 Hollis 50 75 MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI whether the Public Safety Depart ed. Rd., South Windsor^ and Mrs. By Your Demottratlc Candidates entitled. One sgch veteran thanks me regplarly fof get ment la a constabulary or a police He said the spirit of cooperation Lucille Marie Cyr, Homestead Dr., ting for him a pension that had previou.sly been refu.sed„ HOW LONG le YOU WAXED THAT LIVING Coventry'.. MICKEY FINN THIF5 NONWENÊ ROOM FLOOR A MONTH AGO/ departrnent. It is not within the at the tri-govemment meeting ia a For years, despite criticism. I have furnishedT bonds, ■<’.Y I.ANK LEONARD hopeful sign and ahould be given a ASSORTED HOUSE PLANTS. SHRUIS <•; r l F., AL. GOING TO Board's province to distermine chance to work. for many of my friends who have been arrested, for who A GUV FROM VOUR CONTINUE? this.-he said. Q — Which states are In the HIGHER r RETURNS TREES CNid EVERGREENS am I Ip pre-judge my fellow man, especially my friends OWN DISTRICT, PHIL The Board felt, Luddecke went Corn Belt 7 V'YES.' OH, ' --- KUFU^ X. on, that the ^ lice service offered Greenland. New' Guinea. Borneo By in all walks of life. THIS A -7- Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, M f O U F F E R ( in the Fire District 1* properly and Madagascar are the four larg Waller I.erlere Through the bank and personally 1 have advanced S1J5PFHSE the function of the Fire District, est Islands in the world. Illinois,Y Indiana, and Missouri. IS A W F U - Democratir many loans to folk.s in need. • Candidate for McCONVILLE I have aided many seeking college educations to ob Treasurer tain admission including West Point and .\nnapolis. GREENHOUSES In education I led the fight for school consolidation [ and with the late Thomas Ferguson influenced ttie pur- cHck r ' 302 W OODBRIDGE ST.— MI 9-5947 chasip by the town of the .site for the present high Select The Best j- 'The TVeasurer'a Office in 1050- ’ 60' recorded the most: successful school. year, in its history of operation Without exaUgeralion I have helped hundreds obtain II- III ' from the standpoint of interest jobs in Hartford, I cpuld "name many of these young .earned on investments. The Gen CAn'AIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER FOR SELECTMEN eral Fund alone yielded $56,722.57- income, and the total investpient I.4ilely. I have received more than a score of letters ANO IT'5 A80UT POC 5AV5 IT’LL BE NIP AMD TUCK,AKI...BUT HELL0...C0L0N6L WHAT? ; program w'as 111% .more success- , and telephone calls pleading with me to expedite the con MR. ABERNATHY BY liALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY i, ■■■■ TIME FOR TM& HE THINKS BIS WILL PULL THRU'. I'D BETTER REED? c a p t a in EAsy BAY THAT ^ y v NOW A REDS TO s t a r t ^c Al l h ib b a s e COMMANDERL 5 — ^ CALLING FROM HIKAWA. AGAIkli I ful than during the previous fiscal i LISTEN TO... struction o f the homes for the aged. I promptly discussed ZOONOSj TWERe HUNPRiP MBN BLEATING THAT 1 FOUND BIB TUCKER. EA*yi I >'«■*•• ■ • ■ WAITER/ WHAT DOYOU LOTS OF MUerYl iOU85D this whole matter with Herman Vules. wtII known at ARE SO MANY L SU60ESTI HAVE ? THEV'VE DOWNED K AN D -H E- For the purpose of handling the 1 CPAT/ENCE! TH5 ARCA WHERS OUR U-2.DEEP torney who is handling the details and in whom I have, riEMSONTHIS THAT PANEL TEUfK ■ Town’s funds, this Department i A*hnu, i c a n t WAS'AtAMDOMEDi ! maintained eleven In.yestment ac- | the greate.st confidence. Rut, the. fact remains that elder-; PEC«5eWHAT70 WNypON'T.WeHtA'g ■ counts, thirteen checking accounts ly citizens turned t o ^ e ra{her than, to their elective ORDER' SOMETHING- and eight savings accounts in four town officials. banking institutions. With the co Potterton’s operation of the various depart- . To date, I.haven't had much success in jmproying the I ment heads, the Treasur-arm .was - quality of water at both ends of the town bUt fighting, i able to invest idle funds t6 achieve 1 this battle alone has made it difficult. Even doctors who ■ maximum yipld, ' admit to me that they boil the water or buy.spring water The Treasurer has placed the ' tw'o Pension Funds, the Retire- 1 SUNDAY have been afraid to speak out for this improvement--- ■.~j t ,

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MANGBESTER BVBNmO HERALD, MAifCHiErtBBB* CX)KN., SATURD^.^bCT0BEB 1.1960 PA6S BLEYkH PAGB TBH MANCHESTER E VEN IK S^R ALD . BtANCHESTER, CONN^ RAfURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1960 ^Seniors Title'ProvidesGrand Slam^ Yanks Celebrate Ruth^s Anniversary Appropriately The e s ^Ju8t Let Me Talk for a Few Minutes^ Herald Angle Earl Ballsieper Triumphant A d it> N O W POOF.------By EARL YOST Two Homers Set New Season’s Record Blocked Kicks Radio, TV^Sportg A P V A N C X ^ One-time Tale backfleW whls, O P s e N N & setf'ing their first return to Mries^ Rav (Scooter) Scuwel la the lead In Every Major Golf Event New York, Oct. 1 the AL record they VM. place hy besting atveland, 5-4, ln»pinch-hitter Oil McDougaM, Heo- Tvith 190 in 1956, as they beat since 1927. . 13 innings on Joe Ginsberg’s sin er at the end of t^x) rounda of SatanUy— New York Yankees, marking tor Lopes and Roger Marla tied it pray In the annual Connecticut Are Decisive li96—Home Run Derby, Boston 6-5 3vith three runs in the Of the three likeljratutera con gle. Injured Al Smith of the White ^helped the 1910-11 schoolboy team the SSrd anniversary of Babe ninth inning last night. Sox again waa out of action, leav 5-5 TFith one out, Lopez trotted in Gdlf L,and CTiamplonship Tmima- Channel 8. ^ [ EEARL A R YOST < sidered by Stengei^Whltfiy Ford, 'ment ^vlth a S(*-4.*>—W score. Ooin 1:80—Brave* va. Pirate*, win the state basketball champion* Ruth^s 60th home run by 85 Teara Ag(t Yesterday Art Ditmar and Bob Turley—^nei ing hla runner-up mark at .SIS with the winning run as Coughtry Pevoto la holding down second In 27-25 Win Channel* 22. 80. Firstt BThnî; wihn^r of every ma ship. Ballsieper later pla.yed tha cracking their Am ericaji It was exactly 33 years ago ther Ford nor Ditmar has been while Boston’s Pete Runnels went psased up a throw td home on Bob round ball sport with the G team, that Ruth hit hla record 60th— Cerv’s ground bail and attempted soot with 51-4S-- aa Finals will be 1:45—Rutger* v*. Cmneettcnt, jor golf touniaiD^t in the League homer mark, now have Impressive in tune-ups^ Ford waa two-for-three against the Yankees pia.ved Sunda- afternoon Man- WTIC ,1080. a powerhouse, and played baseball off Washkigton’s Tom Zachary at a winner, but gave up" five hita, and upp^ his leading average to to run down Maris. Dallas, Tex., Ort. 1 (fP )— history of the Manchester with several Silk Town teams. a IS-game rvlnnlng streak as they Yaiikee Stadium on Sept. 30, 2 p.m.—Yank* v*. Red Sox, barrel along toward next Tveek’s one a home run, and tvao runs in .319 in the AL bat race. Duke Maas (4-1) was the ■win Country Club is husk^-Earl There were no golf teams at Man* 192T. five innings at W'aahlngton Chûuiels 8, 8 ;' WKNB World Series. Detroit beat Kansas City, 5-3, ner as the last of five Yank-pitch Hth hole in round two. Rounding j dit ion to the PhlladGlpnia Ballsieper, The 68-year-old re Chester High in those days. It was In 1927, too, that the Wednesday. Ditmar, the Yanks’ with four unearned .runs In the ers. Tom Brkwer ((10-15) was ths 840. But they atUl haven’t reoelve geta hla chance to Four singles and a mental lapse 1-1 In the third Inning, Gonder’s ren 54-M—■fO**'. Otto T>orent7Pn ; nipht by blocking two point WINF. for members 4.6 years of age and were removed but opce recovered, ing aaairnment at Pittsburgh next game and then pitched a complete day against Boston. Wednesday against ths National game In the finale. by rookie second bgaeman Marion jojt, his firat in the majors, was 56.,VI—106, .«;her FcrgusOn 6.6-61— tries to furnish the difference as T p.m.—Campy’s Comer, over. the hand has never been a handl* While the Yankees rolled up the Coughtry of the Red Sox gave the the seventh by a Yankee plnch- ]06 Andv Crisel 5 3 -6 6 -loa. a 1 the Fades beat Pallas. 27-26, League champion Pirates. At the moment, it looka like the 1 Channel 8. Twice the Club Champion In the cap. majors’ longest streak since they, Y ukeea their runs as they came hltter this season, tying the A L Ga\-son .66-.64 lO^, Frana Mar-. Twice the big man from Auburn Cari'ying a 12 stroke club hand* H(»ne runs by Tony Kubek and big job again will fall to Yankee 1 p.m.— Howling Stars, Men’s Division, the first time In reUevera as New York once more' won 13 In 1954, the Chicago White from behind in the ninth. After record already shared by ths chese .64-66— 110. Bill Dea,«v ,64-; smashed through to get in front of Channel 80. '4cap today, Ballsieper shoots in tha pinch-hitter Jeas Gonder gave the 1934 ajid the second In 1938, Ball- Yankees a season total of 192, faces the Pirates—-who' are mak- Sox tied Idle Baltimore for second singles by Bobby RIchardaon, Yanks, Cleveland and Detroit. 57_ m ! Fred ('one's boots and help the sieper hius also W'on the President's Mbw^ 80s. His beat round at tha " . . * » ; F.agles to their,first victory In the Sunday— Cup twice, the Governor’s Cup a ManirhSster course was j . 69 In Once again The HemW, In coop- j National Football League race, tt 1:30— Home Bun Derby, like number of times, the Ths’o 1937. oration with Boh Olson, manager | was the second straight defeat for Channel 3. Ball Club Tournament twice and Earl Ballsieper „i.6n't the only — Dodgers Set Attendance Mark-^ »f the . Monchf>steT Thom McAn j Dallaa. newest member of the 1:30—Ten Pin Bowling, the Calcutta and Seniors laurels good golfer in thff family, Broth M aior League shoe store, will award hronre n FI, Channel 22. once each. The Seniors’ event, er Paul, eight years younger, has tiated t o o f h a 11 shoe awards Freeman, s fniir-3ear pm foot 1:4.6— Pre-Game Show, 36 holes, was staged the past two matched Earl's two Club Cham mounted on a base to the outstand ball veteran, was obtained from Channel 8. weekends at the local course. pionship crowns. \ Return of Bucs’ Groat =L eaclers== ing llnem.an and hac.k ssdth Man- Green Bay a few days before the 2 p.m.— Y.nnks vs. Red Sox, Standing six feet, Ballsieper, al Meanwhile, the while haired,' be EARL BALlÎRPER AMERIC.YN l e a g u e ehesfer High's football team last regular seaaon started ss a flll-ln .(Chaiinels 3. K; WKNB ways a big man, packs 224 pouiids spectacled veteran Is taking bowa roar's' winners were Dave Malaii- for .toe Carr, who stepped In a hole 8M. WTIC 1080. on his frame. He got interested Earl was a standout athlete at for his latest accomplishment Batting—Runnelj, Boston, .319; iky, a sophomore lineman, and on the practice field arid sprained 2 p.m.— Bears va. Colts, and start playing golf l,fi 1927. South Manchester High School, re- getting the "grand slam" of tour Far from Huge Success Smith, Chicago, .315; Minoso, Chi Wck Sylvester, bocU. MaUusky hi« ankle 1 Channels 22. 30? Before taking to the fairways, chri.stened Manchester High, and ney honors st the Country Club. cago, .309; Skow'ron, New York las been shifted to the backfleld The exchange really paid off be 2 p.m.— Hears vs. Colts, and Kuenn, Cleveland, .308. this seoson by Coach Walker cause at one time Philadelphia led WTNF. N ew Y ork , O ct. 1 (IP )— The return of atortstop Dick Groat Runs— Mantle, New York, 119; Srinra- The winners will be Judged . 4:15— Post Gamo Show, Dallas by only one point—the point was something less than a spirited success for Pittsburgh’s Marls, New York. 96; Landis, and Ml leadership, team pla.v. sports- j Freeman had knocked away when - Channel 1. Minoso. Chicago. 88; Apariclo, Chi nanshlp iutd competitive spirit. I hr blocked the firat try — ajid 4;8(i— Giants vs. DbIIfm, North Carolina Bows National League champion Pirates in their final tune-up for cago, 86. Selections wlU he made by the Channel 8. the World Series. Groat, the sparkplug as the Bucs won their soaches and Frank Cline. Herald Dallaa was closing In. Runs Batted In—Maris, New Bamee Scores Twice 5 p.m.—Celebrity Golf, first flag in 33 years, slapped a>^ scholastic sports wrl.ter...... | Channels 22. SO. York. 109; Minoso, Chicago. 105; s s s Van Brocklln wasn’t up to his weak bouncer and w u thrown out ewa for the runner-up spot in the Wertz, Boston, 102; Lemon, Wsah- as a pinch-hitter last night as Mil-' heralded paaslng adeptness but he To Ilurricanes,. 29-12 NL home run battle, had a four- r^ton, 100; "Gentile, Baltimore, Jackie Farrell, former standout waukee mauled the -Pirates and Manchester High football player, still threU' for 1.39 yards and one for-six night and upped his league 98, touchdown J/eBaron, however, PARKADR DfSTY 20-ganie winner Vern Law 13-2. It la now a local biLsinessman .lack Second Grid StanSlfigs New York, Oct. 1 (/P)— Things change rapidl.v at Miami was Groat’s first at-bat since suf leading-RBI total to 125. Right Hits—Minoso, Chicago, 181; operates Farrell's Re.ataiirant in connected for- 194 yards and two hander Bob Buhl checked the Pi Fox, CiTilcago, 175; Robinson, Bal touchdowns ’trouble waa lyeBar- W. L fering a broken wrist Sept. 6. the Sheridan block on Main St. (Fla) foothall-wise. They seem to he going from good to rates on five hits". Smoky Burgess timore. 172; Smith, Chicago, 169; nn had five of hla throwa Intercept Oipid Diaper ...... It .6 Groat’s batting average was For his play during the 1F.66 sea PI ayer Bribe , better. Before last night’.s 29-12 v.ictor.v over North Carolina drove In both Pittsburgh runs, Runnels, Boston. 168. ed and two of them set up Phila Joe's Barber ...... II ,6 shaved to .324, but he stayed on son, Farrell was named winner of Denison Hvdroilics, 10 i Coach Andy Gustafson supposedly had a quarterback proh* with a homer and a single. Doubles — Francona, Cleveland delphia scores 6 top in the race for the NL bat It .was Buhl’s 16th victory the Thom McAn trophy as the Billy Barnes scored touchdowns ArelO/lt-Sylvester. 94 6 'j i leni. After the game, the Hiirri-*------'* and Skowron, New York, 34; Mino Indians best back . Steve Ward, Offer Fails crown. Runner-up Norm Larker of against nine defeats and gave on runs of 10 and 2.3 yards, Van Case' Bro.s...... 9 7 I canes look set for a long lime on | Eastern Kentucky,' 21* Los Angeles went zero-for-two so and Freese, Chicago, 32; Smith, who returns to ths ring wars ; ■ the performance of a rugged six him a 4-1 record against the Chicago and Slebem, Kansas City, Brocklln passed to Tommy McDon Imperial House . . . 9 7 19, and Fresno State b?a,t UC4ALIF and skidded to .323 although driv champs. Ernie Broglio of the Cards Tuesday night, Oct. 11. against Ted ald for 16 .yards and a tourhdowm Ann Arbor. Mich.. Oct. 1 i/Pi-— Man. Auto Parts.. 9 7 . 1 I foot soph named Eddie Johns. 31. Antonettl, New York Puerto Rlr- (Santa Barbaiai .33-15. ing in three runs in the Dodgers' is the only other pitcher to beat Triples—Fox, Chicago, 10; Rob and Bobby' Walston kicked two Police today probed the possibility- Nelcn Tool No. 1 .. 8 8 Tlii.s in itself i.s ouile a contrast- Two of the biggest games today Lopez Likes Yanks^ Hemus Takes Bucs 7-6 rtetory over the Chicago Cubs. ' an In a 10-mund bout at Foot for Miami had- been led tbe Pn.st ^ jp th* Pittsburgh four times this season. inson, Baltimore, 9; Aparlcio, Chi field goals and three ronversiona. a nationwide betting syndicate wa.s Bohemian Club . . . 7 9 Milwaukee’s victory, triggered • • • Guard Hall. A local resident, Ward LeBaron passed 76 yards to Involved in the attempted bribe of Pagan! Caterers . . 7 9 three years by little Iran Cured ^ . A.*.,ociated Press poll, cago and Green, B e r t o 1 a and is working at. an Fast Hartford by Hank Aaron, who hit his 39th DODGERS 7, CUBS 5 — Larker Becquer, Washington, 7. Frank Clarke for one touchdowm, an, Oregon foolhall player. It waa NiiVVay Tobacco . . 6 to, who did.i t weigh much more than pef^nding National Champion and 40th home runs plus two dou seradce station. Ward and Anton, a foothiall and was pist about as cm-rentlv ran'sed collected his RBIs -with a pair of Home Runs—Mantle, New York, afha.shei through the line s foot the .second iinsu<'ros.sfiil attempt Trane .Mfg...... 6 10 bles and drove in five runs, as ettl staged a Pier Rlx brawl to BOWIi BOUND: Husky .loe Dypr, 210-pniind .iunior li't- to fix a major college game this high. When he graduated, Miami Differences of Opinions sacrifice flies and an infield out 40; Maris, New York, 30; Lemon, and a half for another and pitched Nelco Tool No. 2 . 6 .10 No. 2, face* what could be for seemed in dire straits since his sured the Braves of no worse than as righthander Jim Golden won In wind up the Indoor (iesson last to Gene Babb for the third. Cone fprman with Brown 1'nivcnsity, will bp in tlip Bruin .season, and police safd the two Dickenson Plumbing 3Uj 121^ midable opposition from Ksnsa* Washington, 38: Colavito, Detroit, chief iinderstud.v went with him a tie for second place money with his major league debut with relief 35: 'Killebrew, Washington, 31. spring. kicked two field goals - lineup today against Yalp. Thp fi-2 rndhpad was a towrr cases may he connected. at I,.awrence, Kansas, with two a s s and the No. 3 man signed a pro By AL LOPEZ By SOLLY HEMUS St. Louis. The Cardinals lost 2-1 at help from' Don Drysdale. Reliever Stolen Bases—Aparicio, Chica of strength on defense a year.ggo as a tackle again.'^t Michigan State Police I>t. Carl With, the Industrial League off victories already to Its credit, la m Disappointing Crowd San Francisco. Philadelphia beat Mel Wright (0-1) waa the loser. go, 60; Landis. Chicago, 23; Green, O «7 cast naaey eairOer this Robinson disclosed yesterday an to a. good start, as the standings baseball contract. White Sox Slansger Cardinals’ Manager Only 16 .600 showed up for the thp Bnlldogs, But Johns, who was injured most No. 6. Cincinnati, 7-6, in 14 innings in the The Dodgers, setting a NL at Washington, 21; Kaline, Detroit, week At the Hotel Shorehasn In attempt to influence th" result of show, the league is off to a close Northwestern. • No, 6 and fresh Written for NEA Written for NEA gam*, a moat disappointing crowd of his frosh season, dispelled sll other NL game. tendance record at 2,218,936 with 19: Piersall, CTleveland, 18. Waehlngton when Mancheeter's last .Saturda.v's Oregon-Michigan and tight racel The high team from s victory over Oklahoma, Oaaey, Wally Fortin of the Isiglon The. Phllsdelphla-Dallag game j those thoughts against Nortb Cafo- I believe the Yankees will I pick the Pirates to win the ' • • • a turnout of 14,205 last night, had Pitching—Coates, New York. 12 LlConn llpsl to Strong Ratgpvs l earn game here failed Rnhinsqn said three game series was rolled by fares ever-dangeroiis Iowa. No. 8. started off the weekend In the ! lina. He completed three of six a w 3. .800; Brown, Baltimore, 12-5, Juidor heeehell teem, talked for VVebfoot halfback Mickey Bruce defeat the Pirates in the World Series in six games. BRAVES 18, PIRATES 2— L , eight hits, one the first major NFt, Five games are scheduled the Nelco Tool Co. No. 1 with a ! passes for 33 yards and a touch- The Hawkeyes-are comparatively Manager Danny M u r t a u g h’s league homer by catcher Doug Ca- .706; 'Baumann, Chicago, 13-6, nearly two hours with Nssv York's nipped the plan by telling his ath green, but have some tremendous World Series. And I’m n o t Casey, Casey Stengel. Fortbt, who Sunday with Chicago at Baltimore. 3106 pinfall. They also hold the. id own and gained 114 yards on 13 choice to start the World Series mllll, son of the old Brooklyn star .684; Pierce, Chicago, 14-7. .667; letic director and coach about a ly fast barks. Their defen. e may doing this be Detroit at Green Bay, Ixis Angeles record for high team single, 1,108. j rushes, scoring another touchdown 5 And my thinking is not influ opener against the Yankees in Dolph Camilll. Fornieles, Boston, 10-5, .667. has often t>oen referred to bribery offer, not be the best, but they figure on cause of .loyalty Caaey Stengel In local l.aglon haJI, at San Francisco, New York at Pt. Yale Eleven .Opens Bid High Individual series, to date, on a seven-yard run. enced . by the • fact that New Pittsburgh Wednesday, was Sam Jones won his 18th with a Strikeouts — Bunnlngi Detroit, I»uls and PiHsburgh at Cleveland. RohinaOh, chief of.th* state po doing some scoring themselves. York beat Chi- to the National Bxfkanged Ideas with the s-eteran was rolled by Del Schaeffer, 611. What is more heartening to League. If I be roughed up for 10 hits and eight three-hitter against the Cards. A. 202; Ramos, Washington. 155: Baltimore and Chicago will he lice rackets squad, said Bruce was High individual game.'23,3, wa.s Giistaf.son Is thal Johns, who '■Other Big fiames c a g o in the \Vynri, Chicago. 153; Lsry, De New York skipper on® morning offered 35,000 to "Ist'a pass re Miasi.ssippi, ranked No. 1, i|| cour.se of the AMERICAN LEAGUE lieved the Yank runs while lasting less than three triple by Orlando Cepeda and oataMe the hotel . , Rec Stipi*., 41m battling tor the lead In the West rolled by Aldo D'Appollino. Close could become the biggest Miami Innings against the only club he double by Jim Davenport cracked triiit, 147; l^scual; Washington ern Division Cleveland "snd Pitts For Ivy League Title ceiver behind him" and Induce doesn't figure to entounter too ’ regular season. Friday’s Results ■ ees could beat the HenUc Is sporting a new Flat stn- behind is Joe I>a\’ae \vich 232. quarterback in 13 years, will give Pittsburgh club, has failed to beat this season. It a 1-1 tie In the fourth Inning and 143. burgh and St Louis and New York quarterback Dave Grosz "to call much trouble from Memphis Stat# In my opinion, New York 6, Bost4>n 5 tion wagon . , Manchester High In the high average depart him an added weapon to his run I’d say so. was his ninth defeat, fourth in his beat Ray Sadeckl (9-9). The Cards will he scrapping for the lead In vthe wrong plav.s." ning attack. in their night gaiTie. but the No, the Yankees have Chicago S, Cleveland 4 (18) lists hot eight hasehall games for New Haven, Oct. 1 (/Ti—Yale opens it,6 bi^ for the Ivy The lieiilen.int said A. David ment, Schaeffer leads with 189. too much power All games are last five decisions after winning scored in the first inning without NATIONAL LEAGUE the 1961 season, all against. CCH the Fastern Division, , .'>«e4'nml Defeat 3 Wa.shington eleven can expect Detroit 5, Kansas City 8 l,eagup title tomorrow a .'solid favorite to dbwn Brown, an Budiii, 27, a Brooklyn, N.Y.. school followed hv Hal Vandivort with a tough bsttle from the Middle* and too deep and won on defense eight straight. a hit when leadoff batter Don Batting ,— Groat, Pittsburgh, rivals. No ntm-leagun contests are 182. There are also other 'aver North Carolina, losing Its sec Only . Games S4sheduled and the Bucca While Aaron, one behind leader Landiiim walked, stole second and ancient football rival, in the howl. In pfe.'season prerlirtinns, teacher, and former college athlete; ond game, was behind 22-0 before of Navy, who on occasion rise to good a bench for w . L. Pet. G.B. .324; Larker. Los Angeles, 323 scheduled. ages in the 180 bracket as well as Pittsburgh. This neers’ Is vastly Ernie Banks of ths Cuba after came around on an Infield out and Mays, San Francisco, .319; Cle • • * Yale ha.s lieon pjckerl a.s a I it le-cdnlender and Brown toj, wa.s arrested, hut could he charged Ray F'arris passed 33 yards to surprising heights. New York . .. .95 67 .626 •only with registering al a hotel high 170's. Illinois, .No, 4, entertains West is not as fine a superior to that moving past teammate Ed MaUi- a wild pitch. mente, Pittsburgh, .314; Boyer, St. ' Bolton fanner Len Glglio, who flrilsh in the cell.ir. Belli opencU.' John Riinrn for a TD in the third Baltimore ...8 7 66 .672 8 of the Yankees. under false name. Robinson said period. Tlie Tar Heels scored in Virginia and should, get by that defensive club .572 8 Louie, .306. was a dne ducAcpln bowler for last w'eck and while (he Bulldog Chicago .. ...8 7 65 Any baseball golly Hemus Wiggled by Unlverally of 'Con Both of these games are being two gamblers apparently were MERCHANTS LEAGfE the last quarter on Farris' four- one without too much trouble. as Yankee teams ...7 4 78 .467 21 Runs—Bruton, Milwaukee 110; many year^ phoned to report he played in New Haven. Standings of the paat, but Uleveland man will tell you nectlriil, 11-8, Coliirnhia walloper! tipped off and fled before police yard pass to Skip Clement, Clemson, No. 7, takes on imranked ...7 3 79 .480 22 Mathews, .Milwaukee, 107; Mays, RECORD HOMER— ^Tony Kubek crosses home plate was among ,thnee present for the In addllion to the.se rnnlesf.s, \v Prt. It hasn’t gone tVashlngton that. Dick Groat and Bill Mazero- Brown, 37-0. were able to raid the nearb.v Dear . L. El.sewhere last night. Louisville Virginia Tech and should win ...7 0 82 .461 26 San Francisco, 106; - Pinson, Cln- with the Yankees’ 191st home run of the season— a new third game of the 1»27 World the schedule calls for the follow Whit. Gin.** ...... 6 0 i.nnn Detroit • ■. • aki form the slickest double play Casey^s Attention to Details A crowd of 2,'i.Onn, Including born Inn. where the men and the easily defeated Bradley, 40-7, Miir- handilv. Al Lopez *■*»“*■ bcaUng it > .6 5 87 ^428 30 cinnati, -105; Aaron, Milwaukee, Series, between ths Yanks and ing, ■ Morlarlv Brns...... 4 2 .667 self too often, Boston .... combination I ever .sav^. And giv American League record— in the fourth inning at Yankee Pirates, at New York, a set In King vUHsaein of .Iordan, la ex Oregon team were registered Sept. Kansas City ...6 7 96 .876 88 102. Riilgers at Connecliciit (0-11 23, the day before the game. VIr's .Boria S h o p ...... 3 3 ..■iOO particularly in more recent week*. ing you a rough idea of how well Stadium l*8t night. After Kubek’s homer, pinch-hitter w-hlch the Yankees won In four pected for the 2 p m kickoff 3’he R o w d i n n .at VVesleysn lO l 1, Today’s Games Danny Murtaugh is fixed fdr In- Makes Him Gamers Top Leader Runs Batted In — Aaron. Mil rtvala h e met 4 tlinea since iSKO Pleaded Guilty MmvarfI Land.-raping 2 4 .33.3 ' The pitching has been spotty, but waukee, i2S; Mathews, Milwau Jess Gonder adiied another, running the AL record to 162 straight '-T stood In line st 6 nrifigepnri lO II at Nortiieaslpm. Casey Stengel has enough of it for Boston (Nicholas 0-1) at New flelders, the great Groat and his and Yale dominates the scnc.s by Rudin fficaded guilty to the mis Dart'.* Pairv ...... 2 ■■■ 4 .3.33 kee, 110; Banks, Chicago, 117; as the Yankees beat Boston 6-5. (AP Photofax) ■ o'clock In the morning- to buy a Cenlr.al Connrrl.ic,it rl |i at Tren- Community Prp.^.a ...1 .*> .167 Indian Hooters Whitewashed a short series. ■York (Turley 9-8), 2 p.m. 325 batting average wasn't missed - ticket on the third deck. Herb a 47-1.4-3 margin loM .Slate, ('oast Guard 1 M 1 at demeanor charge against him and Baltimore (Estrada 17-11) at when a Lou Burdette pitch broke by HARRY GRAYSON ^from the ■visiting correspondents- Mays, San Francisco, 100; Boyer, Pemlocdc.had a no-hItter for seven Yale F'narh .Iordan fUivar I-, wa.s fined 3110 I consider this the best job of Washington (Krallck 8-5), 1:80 'Without their suspecting that they St. Louis, 97. Nnnvirh. and Trinity (0 l-i at SI With thp Iradins: 5»rorpri« Boh ' managing that Professor Stengel the bone on the great shortstop's New York ^ (NBA) — Every Innings, wlftdlng up noth i . three- comiling on hla atrong inlenor line | Ijawrenrp,- Budin w:as captain of the Brook p.m. are feeding him valuable informa Hits—Mays, San Francisco, 188; er.A PBOPBO CHAMP 384. Charlip T^rabert 141- By Hall in Season’s Opener has done in his long and illustri left wrist. Dick Schofield stepped body seems bent on rttlring Casey hitter as the Y^nks _won, 7 1 and experienced barks lo smolhci 1 WUIun the alate, mo.sl InteiTsI lyn College basketball team two Cleveland (Stlgman 5-11) at in and the Bucs kept right on go Stengel but Casey Stengel. tion. Say it’s the- White, Sox. Groat, Pittsburgh, 183; Pinson, Babe Ruth hit s homer th the «ey. starting Tlmei iKrown's aerial allnck . ' | veai's ago. .3‘ifi, Hari'py Ptipiin 140. ous career. The Yankees had weak “ How's Minoso’a leg ?” Casey will Indian Thin Clads Triumph a 13--B111 Hrhaff, Art Hens*, I,*e i.s slmred by Yale and Connerticiit spots from time to time which (Yiicago (Baumann 18-6), 2:80 ing. That’s an old Cardinal for you. If you ask me, they’ll have to cut Cincinnati, 182; Bruton, Milwau cbtilnskl ■ .Inhn Slrvrharz Two weeka ago. there. wpi-r| whei-e good early season riowds He apparently was aô-between ask. Informed that it is no bet enth inning with two men on base 1 GArtDEN GROVE If you cant score, you can't '•-not crack through for a score. had to be plugged. Casey man p.m. Don Hoak is a tremendous third kee, 178; Clemente, Pittsburgh, off Oengros, a relief pitcher for a 26 l.iihiiilp Vir Panriera ’^'11 eight Tolav there are t-«o To ! .are e.Nperled, and for good I'ca.son. for the gamblers. Robinson said The Tnfilans next match will be the uniform off Caaey. If he isn’t ter, Casey plays thelnfieid a little K'■.rnaa1(^ ‘ Hiid..rarlerr Standings win. That's a true sports axioni, aged to plug all of them before Detroit (Bruce 8-7) at Kansas baseman arid Murtaugh has - old managing the Yankees next spring, 176. Over Owls and New Britain Lee Meadows. Pie Trevnor got 6 1.6 Mik- Bbfieialr^ Br.b Badlngten.l-j nighi " .Nobody knows for sure 1 A week agfi, Yale sli.aded Coh- The officer .said Riidin ,told him he no matter what the game may be I Tuesday wherT'thev nsil Newtiig- City (Reed 0-0), 10 p.m. deeper when Minhie comes to bat, John I.co Hr.rthger 1 • • \V 1, Prt. disaster set In. This was a team Rocky Nelson to back up slugging he'll be running the baseball works Doubles — IMnson; Cincinnati, the first Pirate hit with One nut In I bill II could be onlv one iieclieul bv I be margin of (inal didn't know the gamblers by name, .Riich was the case yesterday - ton. Sunday’s Games Best Manager in Baseball 9 Koualfki. .fo# Picon*. (Joitig Ini'i this aftenmnn's I porintl finlrl goal, 11 k It Ir-fl a but thought they were from Miami tVpfiriipga . ; ...... 10 2 ,H33 which. required a lot of improvis Dick Stuart' defensively at first. elsewhitre. It wouldn’t surprise me 37; Cepeda, San Francisco, 35; the eighth Inning ■' -The Boltonite Ilcnr^’ H'.ntcmp... I.*.. Msllorv a.flernoon when Manchester High's J .tn<ûp4 ing frbm' time to time and there, CHeveland at C2iicago, 2:80 p.m. Robinson, (jincinnatt, S3; Banks, t(N B ), 4) J. Golden (M ). 5) Bachas 0 4) .leek kl.r'l .lohn Monl*. Frank tusala* Yalci 1 Oi, a.nd Soiilbarn rpip.slion of Ini ci'prrl a I ion : Arc They had regi.stered at the Dear Banquets ...... 7 ,383 n u l l No one goes farther for a ball if he managed a semi-professional The pennant clinched, Stengel With Captain Ken Smith set likes the Yanks this '3’esr bereuse hopeful sorrel- team opened its le no more skillful improviser in Detroit at Kansas City, 8:80 Chicago and Skinner, Pittsburgh, (NB), 6) Johnson (M). 7) F..Gold Karro, .P-hn nalmonll ('nnncrlTrul_j7 o I arc nnbrnten llic\."bolh good or bad' Biiffpla ...... 7 .% ..3S.3 Lftn*r*Tic« Uwm Bill 'Vlrdon in center field and team around-LoS Angeles this win started Ryne Duren, the fireball ting the pace, Manchester High's of superior hitting. born Inn under Ihe names of Frank I960 sea.son again.«t Hall of West p.m. en (M), 8) Barnes (NB), 9) Bacon 9 M llarr, Nclilchlali R*l Mac.kln- and iinllcd ‘ Grossciip and B Pelroni of Chica Barbpnip.s ...... 'fi fi ..'•on ‘ O our business than Stengel. he is flanked by superlative fiy- ter. He knows every kid of baseball relief man who has been 'wild all 32. cross country team ran Its win lorli 1.01) r.nlbv, k*n I.ang - W.hat hrpprna this .afternoon Hartford. The visitors triumphed ponRdtBp ,., B4Utfanore at Washington, 1:80 10 rs, nick B'lrrarib, Rob SebapDa Rnl. w-hllc the soiTiCnf-E;b arc roiibl provide llic anawer -The 1 Out ing.a ...... 8 8 .300 .... Cook Tough Hurdles chasers in Roberto Clemente and age there. year. His first thought waa to Triples—Bruton, Mllwaukeei 13; ning record lip to three in a row M), 10) Rracken (M f. go Roth names turned out to he on a pair of goal.* in the first and FB pjn. Leaders in Indians meet with 0*0 I'rfarnUl, I>*I Klnn*v hcaw favorlic.a lo hla.at BrmvTr'ln f^ns expert Vale to win bv' about flrtitioii.s, RoWhson said. ■ Clamliakpa ...... tr 7 .417 Srhnfi^M' . Elnvtrh. The Yanks faced two distinct Bob Skinner. Gino Cimoli doesn’t Instead of talking about Stengel have him develop control for the Mays, San Francisco,' 12; Aaron, with victories over New Britain Scholastic Football 10 rib R'ib r'loiiEbcn. Jack Wllllamii, third period.* while -the Indian.* Boston at Naw Toric, 2 pjn. Owls were 1) Smith (M), 2T'*Sal- an Ivv Ix-agiic ac.«aion. Sonlhcrn I bTik>~rtrmrhdow’ns. and underdog This was the second abortive 1 Pirnlr.* ...... 4 8 .333 TB tough hurdles, one in late August jiurt the Pirates when he replaces quitting, they should be, urging* World Series. Milwaukee, 11; Pinson, Cincin and Hartford High at Memorial ! F.l Kuna At Wilson. r Rrrrptlnn.'s . . . ' ...... ,3 9 .2.30 went .sroreles.s all the wav. Kihc ...... P Avanô nati, Kirkland, San Francisco and clus (M), 3) Tetrault (H), 4) 10 1.6 Frank Krlngl*. Boh Rog*rs. fonncotirnl fares a tough rbnl- ('onnerllrnp In keep the acore bribery attempt in tfie college Hall jii.*! oulhuslled the In taHR when they had to play six games any one of them. him to stay. He comes closer to Stengel played Gil McDougald Field yesterday. The Indiana whip W «8'i^ 34, East, Mari.lord 20 Bob Ka, FIm Orst Kuhlmnruj^ . NATIONAL LEAGUE Boyer and White. St. Louis, 10. Jakinls (H), 5) Hayes (H), 6) Icngc from strong Maryland i>lalc rio.or, or even pull an upset. Lcampaign that l.s Jii.st three wcek.s dians, with whom they shared the . Ath*nn* within a period of 50 hours, Jn .The Pirates have catchers who anyone I ever knew in sports to )>e- at second base and switched Bnhhy ped the Golden Hurricanes, 20-39, Warren r d I n g 19. Wilbur i 10 23 W'ollv t'lchi-.n Tonv F*i1*r1c,, RchuIIs : Outings 3. Receptions j THB Friday’s Resnlts"^ Robinson (H), 7) J. Gordon iM), R,.r*r Mornfon .lo, T.aurlan old -today. which Stengel had to husband his CEin hit and throw you out, Hal ing the Irreiplaceable man. He is by Richardadn to third. The idea was Home Runs — Banks, Chicago, and triumphed over the Owls, 27- Cross 14 1: Weddingr 3. Barbecues 1; Clam Centra! Connecticut Inter.srholas- Torrlnpr ... Elmfind* Philadelphia 7, Cincinnati 6. 8) Johnson (M), 9) F. Golden (M), |0 20 .Inr-k. McOoHrlck, Jos OoM An attempt to fix the Florida RHB pitching staff carefully. He won Smith and Smoky Burgess. stretches the Yankees’ most valu to have them lately acquainted 41; Aaron, Milwaukee, 40; Math 28. Shelton 61, Brirqford o rhlnskv ' .lo* rnrltn .FIm Nichols bakes 3. Pimic.s 1; Buffet* 3, Ban tir I>>aguc title last fall The West (14). e-Floilda game laet Saturday M(M*urrv ...... K?al?r five or-those six. The Yankees’ pitching isn’t com able man — a general and field with the" positions, in case he ews, Milwaukee, 39; Boyer, St, Smith ran the 2.7 miles couriie 10) Clayton (H). Torrlngtnn 26, S^ged Heart,O 10 26- Pinn , Sta«r.nrk'. John n*1flna. quets 1. ■ , ■ ■ I Hartford team controlled Ihe ball Of, Milwaukee . 18, Pitteburgh 2. Jo* Pnllivsn. AI*s Flackn*y Bri.slol - (Icniral Will lleljrâ,'|Binesvllle. Fla,., also was fore parable to that of the Pirates \6ith manager and public relations ex pinched hit for. Cetis Boyer and Louis, 32; Robinson, Cincinnati, around 'Memorial Field In 15:()0. Bristol Central 0. wCIndham 0 Among the better scores were', mo.st of the way without much of V^rfaill#* ... Then came the four games In San Frsuiclsco 2, St. Louis 1. 10 42 Mlck*v Or*sh Bui r'i*lusnlak stalled In that one. Florida full- IL three days with Baltimore In the Vernon Law, Bob Friend, Vinegar pert rolled into one. maybe later for Richardsbn., Joe 30. Following closely behind Smith in (tin ' . Frank Sia*o«*kl FOovl 0«nal* A fiiV Pirkey 111-133 — 34.3; Ann a struggle. j K^nn'‘dv . . . Los Angeles 7, Chicago 5. hack .Ion MacReth was offererl .. Wmrza Yankee Stadium in mid-Septem Bend Mlzell and Harvey Haddix as It’s the little things that maks DeMaestri can always pipy second Stolen Bases — Wills, Los An both meets was team mate John Harrier* Bow Killmgly 14. Gnswold 0 10 .50 ,l*rrv Olapfrankl* W Boss. Filbtg, 12.’’,. Evehm Ixirentzen 121, Getting the goal.* for Hall were 1 r W. L. Pet. GB. Wlllv Hunl*r Indians Open Home Canipaijjjn ^ Sizring starters and El Roy Face and Clem Stengel a big man. That and his base. geles, 40; Pinson, Cindnati, 81; Salcius who was 17 seconds off the 1,600, hilt tipped off police. A Myrns Rivosa li?9. Fran Crandall Bud Winze and Skip Wiiskoll. Paraqiae ber. Only two weeks, before, -the PittsbUigh . .98 59 .612 * IR ...... Taylor, Phlladlephia, 25; Mays, pace. V Plainville’s undefeated cross gambler and a student were *r- The eharges of'Coach Dick Dan- Orioles had' beaten the Yankees .88 64 .579 Labine in relief. Fênd la a-'fast absolute dedication to the game he Roger Maris had a record of 116, Helene Dey 114. Olive Ros- . . . Lorch Milwaukee . San .Francisco, 24; Bruton, Mil Order of finish meet with New country team trounced Rockville, Bootem Blanked \ QI’ ICR 'n'BNOV’ER Having been forced lo laU* thei re.sled lel.sbn had a few good chances to OH three straight and shut them out .86 66 .566 ball pitcher. The others have stuff. played so well. Outside of his tailing off toward the fag end, so Settb 113, Gloria Blovish 111, Jean St. Louis . waukee, 22. Britain was aa follows; 1) Smith 18-40, yesterday afternoon. It was ’ têljnll - (NF-Ai No fewer road for their flrsi two games of Robinson said police .were In Mathia.son 111'. — ■ score but could not pi-oduce. Late 1 MMiKh^^.hl^r Snhh «, ,Fhe f'erilral ConnertirdLj Mellon, head of the anti-rackets Frsn ('randall 114 Irene renslantine the pressure on them which the Cincinnati (Maloney 2-5) at mean that Murtaugh won with ;a of the White Sox remarked, "There IntS'rBchnla'Wjr Lc^gpie opener for , Dealls Inking on the Sinnke- little things that mak^ Stengel sertlon (jf the Flothda attorney 111-11.3. leanrie- Irish 111. Yanks had from our club and Bal Philadelphia (Conley 8-14 or Ma- lot of out men. The Pirates move were times When the old man, had Others 96.89 Others 96.88 hoth clubs, - . laal week I enters In fhf’ opener of the^doii- the best manager in baseball. Y Kegisr* 16 42 ! general s ', offlee . called* on the timore. haffey 6-8), 2:06 p.m. . men around the bases. They have to 99.95 I to 99.95 iFadUig grouncL gainhtv, for the . bleheinler al III. \ebo at 1:30. B n l4t)A V MIXFII) nOF BI.F.S to play it by car, and he I" Standings Sunday’s OamM. remarkable all-rourid speed and tune every time a crisis loomed.” , Rams in llleir opei't>qe g6me yic 1 .Meeting In Ihe nlglilcnp al 3 I NCAA to lake immediate action Stnnrllnc^ . The Yankee pitching doesn’t Pet, • Attention Teams: See our excellent selection o f 'styles and ! to deal ivilh bribe attempt.s on atlv W L rot. kx)k as strong as that of Pitts CEnolnnati at Philadelphia, 1:85 their pitching and defense Is de Stengel came to the. Yankees in lor2‘ ivas Co Captain r^ve .Pirog. ' will be Flrrflghlers nnri Cruis CuroHJôTKA MurufTnann ....fi rt p.m. signed' for the larger parks in Rolling Pin* 1.000 bolora In Bowling Shirts. . The lîlCr .picked up nsmierous ' ers-. ■ ' lele.s... Mellon said he received rpsr-Hob Ronadu'}*'...... ',...5 I burgh, but you must remember 1949 completely equipped as a Spoon's . ... • See our oonapleto selection of Sporting Goods and Rainwear. Rurbarfl Dirk 'JVTrronvill^ .,,.5 1 .fi.Ti that the New York pitching is Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 1:80 which this Series is to be playe_d. manager. He has everything, in Sport Schedule .* • a • * * s 1.000 yardage--, against the Rilver^^'ilv ; word from (j.„.Miajni source that Coffe^ (Tups 1.000 Amv^'-Nlrk' T\frrdv ...... f, l .S.'t.T good enough for a short series, u p.m. This National League pennant cluding his own communications eleven Including the final i I ’ he Michigan arid Florida attempt.s Thnl» n''ptnald 4 2 ,fi76 waa won by a team effort. Spatulas ...,. .000 it proved in the money games Chicago at Los Angeles, 6 p.m. / Today which provided tlie only loiirlr Sj»F»rls Kdilnr I)ip8 i were tied-in. .Vflnt’'v-Noi m Wflirr<*n .*,,,,, .4 2 .Ml CTi American Leaguers speak of the system. Egg Beaters .000 Shirley-*,inrrtAti - flnnipton ,,».2 2 -tSOO agaiiTst Baltimore. The fact, that 's t Louis at Sen Francltc, 5:80 Stengel never bawls his com-; down of the game ■ (Wehbiei ,.Mnr.-JC, 60. sports editor . "I do , . not . think . thal ons man DDf’/nUot .,.,..,.'3 .2 ..lOrt p.m. . — ^Yankees’ World Series experience. Manchester at Middletown, 2, Tea Kettles . .000 Father good hall'tolers fop i'en o f ^ C'lin.atlan .Science Monitor "lampulaled IhesA two attempts, IfiMiir Mu k'*v - 7,fiii«|r»w.Akl 2 ‘ ,r>(k) Pittsburgh had a better staff for ■ I ■ I !■ III III ■ II r batants out. but has his own way city school field. the long haul Is not , so important Well, the well-balanced Pirates of getttqg hla points across. The Fra I were Bill Cawiti, siei-e Car- died veMcrdav after a short ilk '’ '" at the .same time there is some Mnb#‘l*TVin t!flrrt.«nn ...... 2 2 have.< played like an experienced Sunday, Oct. 2 ResulU: Pins 4, Spatulas 0; qn» and Bal l.'buicy Pete While ...... 2 2 .r>00 ’ in a Series which might end in day or night after the boo b,oo, Smokeaters vs. Blue Devils Spoons 4. Beaters 0; (Tups 4, Ket USTEN TO... ires,* tie 'J.mied the paper's- staff : b*'li'’ve they ■ are . rclat- Oniriion^...... 2 2. ..V>0 ! four games and can’t go more club since the first shot was fired who tnrhan -ba.se.hall fans regard in ,1918 .Moi^sêrved as city edl- Mellon said, Allr»*-Nfirm I'.nirnDn : ...... 2 4 .22.2 Writer of Yale’s Casey may be heard telling baec- 1:30, Nebo. , tles 0. as a prcMv good southpaw fitngrr, The odds mi the two involved .T<*«n Bill Thiif !«tnn ...... 2 4 .222 1 than seven. ball writers in the dugout in a loud Firefighters . vs. Cruisers, 3, lor from 1.912 to" 1946. after which * FYnnrf'fr.Alb^rt S*ns\ 2 4 .2231 Celeste Sheldon and Ann Hebert directs Hic Ranis' ajiack he berarne sports editor. games turned ot:t to . he far off; Mtirphv .....* 2 4 .22.2 1 Whltey Ford, Art, Ditmar, lUilph Football Song Dies voice, so ail the noble athletes can Nebo. each had 113 scores. i.M:rhigan was a slight fa't'orlte N«nrj-*OAnr Yn^f ....V ,,.,. 2 4 .333 i Terry and Bob Turtey give Sten hear, “These fellera forget you THE PALTIMORE COLTS over Oregon, hill won 21-0. Flori l/indn Unrrijioh* * , gel fo u r ' adequate {lind tested played this game younelf and be ■ J.Dij Lrtmnuroiix . , j , , . » . . 2 4 ,22.2 ' starters. I like the relief pitching New York, Oct. 1 (P)—The man cause you are a little older Just *'vs. da was a.l2-point rhoice over Flor .Tov-f1o>r1 Bric».^ ....■ 1 5 .137 who wrote one of Yale’s most 1a*ab 0 ^ ,000 of Bobby Shantz. Luis Arroyo was might know more.thaii they do.” Thtt sym ^f .ttands ft*f ^^'OODLAND^PARK ida .Slate and just eked out a 3-0 famous football song, “DOwn The vii'lory - '• , •• -i- *•- great'for the Yanks but he, was in It’s his way of giving the offending summation of utiique adianlagfi' in mod AnijDif; (bf brttAr >roroA ,for m<'n Field” is dead. Hitting—Haak Aaron, Bravea, ^'Ji.ohinsnn q,.oted Bnire, a L9r the National League for some time Yankees an open needle. CHICAGO ern suburban /ivmg Many diitinflno modrli, wrri* XlOk TwOrrtv Dirk Moron* Stanleig P. Friedman; 76, motion tMiteff two iioiap m as and two Quarter Midget Races \ea'r old Junior from San Diego. vm r 142 27« Norm W «rfrn 27t, . Brtb and might not prove as,{.tough Practloally Made DICK COCHRAN prxfd ai lot' at a r«rpriti,pg tIJfllO. alirar-' .Calif, aa fuvying he first was con against hitters ,who know him. picture company exacutive, lawytr double*, driving la five ran* in 18 There was the game in wlilch Topji for Ih* IftfiifR lk-«*rr Napty Yo^t and composer died yesterday In his l{yfly situated among ibe naitital uoodlandi of tacted by Budiii w.Jien the Oregon , While not quite as well suited 2 victory over diaaiploa Pirate*. the White Sme massacred the Yan AND BEARS 121 ’ Murnimiino llT. Jalnrtii Hiir- for lefthand hitters as' Yankee Manhattan home. A lawyer, for 68 Pitching SaiB Mile*. Oiaats, Soutb Windsor. team arrived at Willow Run air riiirn UR Annoi Tw^rdy .112. kees, 11-3, with 17 hits apd run TbNIGHT 7:30 port Sept, 23 They dtsrii.ssed tick 'Stadium, Forbes Field should help years, Friedman waa a vice presi joKo4 O a ^ ' bid for *ec4md place ning the bases Hk* Luis Aparlcio. ets for the game, and Bobinson said Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berra, Roger dent, director .And attorney for flnioh with three-hit. 2-1 victory. New York outfielders threw in the tomorrow 2 P.M .* Open every day from \ P.M, until darle . . ..nice again'was appr'oarhed that Hoad (’.rat (’alrlior Marls and Tony Kubek, who.-thls Warner Bros. wrong direction. Stengel practical LEN SEXTON A member of the Yale class of ., within easy rtarh of every desirable lervire. ^HEATS... SEMIS... FEATURES day al the Deilrbron Inn hy Budin- seasoiT'showed signs- of swatting ly-miê a speech in the dugout ths OVER , the long ball. 1905, Friedman h'ad a lifelong in and the two men. Coliimhiis. Ohio ((Ti After 47 Friday’s Homers next day. ' . ' C ' ‘ 'f', . : Bruce 'was offered 15,000’"itnd years on the rngineenitg faculty, Both parks are on the large side, terest in music and wrote many Announce October Opening of From H artford leave the W ilbui Ctois Park however, advantageous to lefthand “Diey get 11 runs ahd never hit Watch J Mfin'chesitpr arp8 chilrtren match their skill t urfied./towrt : hpm\0Ficy He relayed Robeil Mciklejohn sHlirmaintaiis songs including “Glory For Yale,” (8eo*on Total In Parentlie*eo) pitchers, and "Whoop It Up." Yale honor the fence once,” he fairly shouted, way at Erit 94 Turn left and take first left . the offel-’ to Cagcb Lefi ('asaitova,' Wa contact uvith Ohio State Uni- AMERICAN LEAGUE A World Series U won and lost ed him vrlth an insoriptioh eatviEd “gnd some of my outfielders feef ofito Route iO. Take third right onto Aveiy aKAinat' vigiling drivern m « tfue 'driver education pro whq 'told Harria. Harris notified veralty. > Since retiring in 19.62, he Kubek. Yaakeeo (14) humiliated i f , they opneede the I,he FBI. and police were has assisted in hand-lettering di In a hurry And the Yankees are on the .wall o f its Welch Hall for Gander, Yaakeeo (t ) BOWLERS PRO-SHOP Street and proceed 1.4 miter to Woodland Park't old hands at .getting the Jump. front men.” It was his way of tell gram. called in. ' . plomas. He npw has a new job. "Down The Field-” ; - Aaproinonte, Indians (10) handsome dual lane entranee. Friedman was a member of the in r the offenders tq quit-swinging BURNSIDE AVE.* EAST NARTfORO 1290 ON YOUB DIAL - Detective* rushed to the Dyar- Football CoacH Wejody Hayes has I'ASS GOOD FOR FIHST— Bpb Freeman (44) halfback 1 MeMaan^ A ’i (1) J. % i ■ ' American S oidety.of Oomposera, from Port Arthur and thi^w to rdon Inn, where' they were in jokingly, deaignated hirh as the of the Philadelphia Eagles is tackled by Don Bishop (44) NATIONAL LBAQVB the right baiM. FRANCHISED DRILLING DEALER Co-SponiMNrod The Staalof, ProYj^m Co. Per speeial ■ appomimenh, phene .. Suburban formed the gambler* had checHed men, to catch hta coat w'heh Ha.ves Stumdia Holme Authors and Publishers. He served q u a r t e r M i d g e t T R A Q K of the Dallks Cowboys in first period action,of game in as preaidsnt o f the Soola Cantorum Aaii», Bmveo'I (40) Steiml Is at his 1>eat bolding O F e b o n i t e b a l l s — S H O E ^ B A G S Aitoeiatet, JA i-78?S or M l 4-Q469, out. Budlh' appeared at the room —famous for -partially disrobing RoMMOib R(Bds (80) court In the dugout before gnmes Of Hartford—Mumfactartra Of. : the next morning—the day of the. apd storming onto the gridiron Dallas last night. Freeman took a pass from. Eagle quar* TTia S4>andla AC ' soccar team of New York and as director of NEW STATE HI6HWAV, tUCKUND Ballet Associates In .America Inc. BoSgeas, Pirateo (7) end no manager, ever drew auch ProffiMional Bowling Aid»^BIbU8e»---Shii’U*--SUi6kt { tam e—4nd waa arreated ’Ha waa during the , heat of the gu n *— terback Norman Van Brocklln for a first down btôr* entertain the Hartford Ital- NVTMEG BRAND MEAT PRODUCTS He leaves hU wldo#, twoliebll* Tagler. OabO (8) ' audieneee- ' There he obtains the caiiytnf ' charge* into aetton. beinf stopped. (AP Fhotofak) . Iw Americus Sunday, afternoon drsii and M s giaad^Mldzea. OmbUL P s6p w (i>; IstaM 44— 68 the vMtiBC 7 . , ■ ■ ■ i K t Naha O v a * tlm* will ba >. I ' ■ l i V - - F'l 'J I

H. . ^ . M ANCHB^R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1980 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ 5ATUR!GAY;0CT0BER 1, 1960 ______PAGE TWELyS Help' Wanted—F w alt 3d Help Wastefi—Htte SB ' ' Doffh-’^B lrdA ête 41 BouMliold Goods ' 51 Aputmtnta^Flate-^ Hotucfl for Sale 72 Houace for Sale 72 Hotues for Salt 72 Hotutt for Salt Auto Orivmg School 7*A THERE QUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN TeticuMBte . <3 VXUSNDLT ICB Creaoi Is seeept- '^ M ARIHS FOh Bsle. Male and VENETIAN BLINDS—Whit# steal BOLTON LAKE—8 room Cape,, 3 GROCKETT’B VALUES 26 LINDEN STREET BUILT FOR KEEPS MANCHESTER-^ bednsm Mftdlk.’ CLaRK-TtPIST—Pannsiieiit, full f e i ^ e . Guaranteed siinerB. A]to slats, cotton, tapes, nylon cords, unflitished with plumbing and wir yaar old. garage, pla a teriN ^ liek EAM.Y’8 DRlVINO School—Claas- time position (or neat, accurate ing applications for full « r part* MODERN 8 rooms heated, stove, OPPOSITE, CENTER PARK cages for sale. Inquiih VI Blsaell; custom made. Two—27x81^; one rofrigeratb^ hot, water. Call MI ing In, aluminum atom s, ameslte $12,R)0—School St.j 6 rooms, 8 Well proportioned 8 room ranch, water heat, large lot. m ,t06. ID ^ ttx>m and rokd Instruction. Stand CVEQV PAV ITI; 9U0RTE12 AMP! A nd EVEsy dan rrk lo m er amp longer id worker. Small (ri^ d^ office. Nor- time male help nlghta and waek- anda, 7-12:10 p.m. CaU MI 9-SlM 28x89; ntne---27x44i,4: two-19x 9-0728. drive, full baaement with steel and 8, real top value, clean. 8 room single. Uxige living room, apacioua living room with fireplace, nlnga M r.. Holcombe, XQ 4-1188* ard and automatic, dual-control man'aî4g'Hiiô(d Kd. Mr. Kauf AKC r e g i s t e r e d Boxer pupo, 8 bedrooma with full size cioaeti, CLASSIFIED ceOSSTUe WORLD F /TU CROSS lUETDWN'ey CAB for iq^wlDtment 44V4. $8 each. MI 9-6882. hatchway, ceramic tUe bath, fire I full bathe, fireplace, atorm win Warron E. Howland, XO 8-1108. cars. Day or evening appoint man, fawn color, black inask, three place. Lake privUêa. Call owner, $18,200—Just off Laka in Bolton, ceran\ia . bath, baaement garage, ments. Call Ml 9-8875. ------IE—M— w m a m — FOUR R o o m apartment, newly dows, one-car garage, lot.)75x80. AUTO MECHANIC.. We have an montiw old, MI 8-8280; IXVmo ROOM sofa $80, bed couch paintdd, kitchen completely fur MI 8-5858. 6 room ranch with an attached ga Could be converted to' two 4-room over an acre of land in auburûi VERNON—Tour heart wiu jraaM rOUSHES WANTED—Woman to cara for old $6, 10. ft. recreation- or banquet rage. W* can honeatly aay 'that we for thia dlatlngulahed .U fiiaped PREPARE EOR driver's tost: er genUeman at home. Car not opn lh g for ona axperianced auto nished, heat and hot water, $90 per apartments. Also zoned to allow area. Built by Herb Hutchinion atid ADVERTISING CORD jdEG PROUDLY presents__ eight table $10, kitchen table and two $19,800—SIX room c ^ . full base- have never lifted a cleaner home placed at only $18,900. Low do\(m ranch with ita Gibraltar-like, cus Ages I4 to 80. Driving and class necessary, but must driva. Must mechanic. Eamlnga limited only ptbnth. Call MI 9^0841.______roomers. Roomers would have |lri- SOOOMIIB new - apices.------Sparkling— . packaged,. ] chairs $8, telephone stand meat, comblaaUoa windows and than this one. Plus, two extra build payment to qualified purchaser. . tom built construction. Wise floor room. Three instructors. No wait live In. Write Miuicheeter P .0, Bdx by your abiUty to do tho work. It guaranteed lively. These spicy ar vate entrance. 3 rpbmers pay com ing. Manchester' -Driving Acade flRNOURr wUl pay you to InVostlgato this rugs,' goose feather bed, 'em THREE ROONi furnished apart- doora, ameaite drive, shade treea, ing Iota. planning. Includes formal dining 28. Interview wUr be arranged. rivals are kittens. Application for plete taxeSt heat and mortgage pay Porter Street Area.—1800 square CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMBNT DEPT. HOURS my. I 2-7249. 30 MINUVS unusual oppmrtunity. Ford, Lin safe $10, mahogany bed.'mirro ment, recently^rodacorated, cen 80 daya ocr 'snoy. Marion E. ments. Juimediate poaaeaaion. - room, country-size modem kitch Needed Immediately. adoption may bo made at Nutmeg plcturea. MI 8-5906. Robertson, Broker, MI 8-S8S8. $13,900—Norwood St., vacant cape foot ranch loaded with' extras — g;lS AJU to 4;30 PJI. FOR FOUR BLOCKSf coln, Mercury e^qpênce pre trally located. Chll MI 8-2487. Eve en, 8 bedrooms 1V4 baths. 2-ear MORTLOCK’S Manch89ter’s lead Sh<9 , 'Tolland Turnpike, Thuraday nings MI 9-8590. with a, good lot. Owners have basement fireplace. 2 full hatha, garage, Proteided patio In the ► LET ME OUT,' BILLING CliERK — Diverallled ferred iMJtnot essential. Call stan and Friday evenings. 6 ROOM CAÊ, 8 bedrooms, IH moved and want this fold. Needs FRED MURPHY . COPY CLOSING TIME FOR C ÂlfflinEpÂD yT. ing driving school. Three skilled duUea in small office. Must be Oxlmek, Service Manager, MI Coppes-Napanee kitchen, Indiana "U ", The aettlng' -and exquisite' courteous Instructors Class room r u w A i k . * OIL SPACE heater, good iditlon. baths, porch, garage, fireplace, some paint. Will FHA with 10% Realty Umestone fireplace wall in living landscaping Insure privacy and fast, accurate typist. liv e day 40 8-6188. Moriarty Broa., Manehea- DACHSHUND— Red male pupplee. down. MOMDAT Tkra nUDAS UM AJL—SATDBDAT t AJI. Instructions (or 18, i7 year pldA Reasonable. MI 8-8818. BuMfioB LocBtlons wooded lot 150x75. mort room, aluminum aiding. Excellent provide charm. Price Is in keeping hour waek. ExceUent benefits. CH tor, for appiHntinont.______0 weeks old. AKC registered $8S. gage Immediate occupancy. Own MI 3-4054 - location, 100x200qot. Telephone Mr. MorUock, Director 8-8546. Weyerhaeuser Company, MI 9-1858 after 6:80 p.m. .for Rent 64 $14,900—Lilac St., a four and femr with value at $33,900. ■ Glenn of Driver Education. ROUTE SALESMAN for mUk route. er. xn 9-6440. Roberts Agency, Realtors, MI PLEASE READ YOUR AD 120 Huyshope Ave., Hartford, USED f u r n i t u r e : m i 8-7449. two-family. One side is very nice. $17,200 IS THE asking for this apot- Call now to inspect either of Good (wportunity for young man. COCKER. PUPPIES, blonde or LARGE STORE at SI Birch St. 4-1521, xn 4-0181. LARSON’S, Onmectlbut’a Orst H- Apply Mariow’a, 887 Main St. WEST CENTER Street-7 room Hard to find good two families like lesi 4 year old 3 bedroom ranch, these well-designed, solidly buUt ------_r •waat AAT u« taltca 9 w n t M pfeoM m • FIGURE IT OUT: If you sold lust Bergren Dairy. BU. 9-1801. Eva- black, registered, $25. Miniature English colonial. Largs living this one at this reasonable price. with- full cellar, fireplace, family homes. - censed drlvlM^^ôoi iralned - one AVON gift set to only half the nings hQ 9-2412. Poodle, females only. TR 5-2894. Near Main St. Parking. REMEMBER rm lnrii XlM MlMrtlaet alMNilil nad kU ad tbe F1B8T D A f IT Certified and approved la now of DOUBLE WAUtUT bedroom set, 8- room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, carport, patio, ameaite BBPOBT BBBOBS la tUne (or Um aar t d y * : women in your neighborhood your piece dlninjg room set, ■wringer MAIN STREET—Building for eora« den, 8 spaciobs bedrooms, ceramic $17,900—Clyde Rd.; top notch driveway, country like yard, beau fering ^dlaasroom and behind earnings would reach IS to IS an Outside Salesman For Diaper WANTED—^Home for Collie pup cape with two full bathg, garage OPEN FOR in s p e c t io n ttoa. HoraM la loaponalbla (or oalf ONE iBcorroet or ®“ **L*J wheer Instrurtlon for teenihgera. type w a ^ n g machine, uphol merciai business or offica use. bath, newly remodeled kitchen tifully shrubbed. Also for sale JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. iMiiatlna («» aay adrorUownait Aad tIM i only lo tho oartoat o( a hour during our Chrlstmaa selling »lx month* old. Loves children. Ml stered chair, couch. Many other Will aubolvlde. Ml 9-B338; 8-8. with breakfast nook. Wall to wall with patio, house has been com older home in top condition, ask ^ 9-8076. ______8-2850. •make rood” laaorUoa. Errora whlcA i o ay l y o a season which has already started. Service. household itema. Ml 9-1606. carpeting plus many extras. Only pletely renovated recently. , ing $12,3()0. Elsie Mever. Agency, 184 East Center St. Xfl 9-5261 2-5 P. M. Why not take advantage today of STORE SUITABLE for office or ^Bd4rtlaeaM Bt w U not bo eorreetod by ••nako »ood” laaortion. $17,990, Paul J. Correntl, XO $17.900-^lx and six duplex with Realtors, Xfl 9-8524 XU 8-8930. Evenings, 9-7445, XO 3-6219 Garagfr—Service—Storage 10 this unequaled part-time earning Car necessary. Salary and FORMER SALESMAN has stain- any business. 190 West. Middle 3-5363. SUNDAY opportiinlty? We wUJ train you Live Stock— Vehicles 42 leu steel wateriMa cookware in Turnpike. Call MI 9-6205, 2 to 9 garages. One side will be vacant MANCHESTER commission. Please call after /Original carton. Sold for $149.50. upon. sale. We can arrange excel MANCHESTER —168 Tanner St., at rooB oooPBBAXiaM wnx l^| 3-2711 STORAGE SPACE for (uraltur^ or Call CH 7-4187. p.m. Or MI 8-8802. ROCKLEDGE—5H room ranch, one block to Bowera School, SMALL PIGS for sale; Grain fedo Sacrifice $39.50. BU 9-6956. 14x20 living room, 8 twin-size bed lent financing for you on this one. Greenwood Road—Vacant, NeWly b b -affrboiated x / l u i m i ^ •• merchandise now available at HAVE JEWELRY—Will travel. Xet New Marker Road, on Rockville- charming 6 room ranch, excellently 52 Pearl St. Ml 0-570(]^ 6 p.m. MI 3-2356. LARGE ONE-rbom air-condiUoned rooms,- beauUful kitchen, base built 8 room Cape, 114 baths, baae 81 Elsie Drive me explain how you can receive South Windsor line. MI 4-0804./ office. 100% Main St. location. $19JiOO—North Elm St. 2-famiIy maintained by original owners. ment garage, under $20,000. Ken flat, 5 and 5. One vacancy. $125 ment garage, ameaite drive, 8%% Well built home, nice lot, garage. IIO-IIB worth of f m Jewelry for MECHANIC and mechanic’s help Musical Inatrunisiits 53 Marlow's 887 Main St. OstrinSky, Realtor, MI 3-8169. 30-year mortgage available. Mini The ranch home, you ha've been ' Automobiles ^for Sale 4 yourself or to give as, Oirletmas er. We are In a poaitlon to offer monthly income from other apart $18,200. Evenings Mr. Hayes, MI waiting for. See it Sunday. Lost and Fonnd Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Articles tor 8 ^ ^ 5 mum down payment. Asking gifts. Phone Sonia-McCurry, MI you steady employment in fleet OFFICE FOR RENT. Ideal for den FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, 7 ment. Extra lot., $16,900. 3-0527 Warren Te . Howland, Xfl LOST rtVB akin sable (ur piece, 1949 Plymouth 4-door sedan, blue. 4-1146. Afternoons 1-8, evenings operation. 6 day week. Must be OIBSON Spanish guitar and ampli tist or insurance. 188 Weet Middle rooms, 8 down, 4 up, a fine hpme, 3-1108. JARVIS REALTY CO Good condition. HOME MADE ravloiy'fresh or $19,900—In WoodhUI Heights area. vicinity 0t Burton’s. Brass Key or 30.60 ARIEL 1961 single. Call PI 7-9.^ available for out of town work. fier. Sacrifice $95. Tel. MI 3-8194. Tpke. Call Xfl 9-8205, 2-9 p.m. or centrally located, only $18,900 LAWRENCE F. FIANO froaen, 8Qc dos. 348^very Street, Xfl 8-8802 - ■ — - -. ^9.1 Six room colonial only one year old! COVENTRY $6,900 the Comer Soda Shop. Also, the 1960 Dodge half-ton pickup. Nhw 2-8480. ■ Extra hours when necessary. CaU Wapping. MI 4 ...... Carlton W. Hutchins, 1-8132. MI 3-4112 MI 9-1200 2:48 SUver Lane'Bus from Hart WOMEN WANTED (or housework SHEET Mu s ic , song books, in- Pay $3,500 down and assume pres MI 3-2766 paint, new signal lights. for apiwlntment. MI 8-2878, MI ent GI mortgage. Payments, in Paul P. Fiano Xfl 8-0468 $ $ $ SAVE $ $ $ ford. Reward. Call Coventry PI LARGE SELECTION of recondi in North End of town, one day a 9-4215. TOOL AND qulpment rentals. atructional material. One of the BOLTON VICINITY 3 to 67 acres Owner sacrificing thia 4-year-old tioned bicycles. All sizes at re Household Services Radio-TV Repair Bonds—-Stocks Mortgages 31 week. MX 3-7881. largest selections in Connecticut. Rniises tor Rent 65 beautiful high land, 7 roogi house, cluding taxes and inaurance; $135 Ed Crawford Xfl 9-4410 Lots tor !^ e 73 2-8758, _ _ _ _ _ 1952 Chevrolet half-ton pickup, re Sales and se^ AP Equipment, per month. Quick occupancy. all-brick deluxe 3 room ranch. Plas built motor, new tires, new paint. duced prices. Repairs on all Offered 13-A Services 18 SANITARIAN Health Department. MI 9-2052, Open Your piano tuned electronically. 2 baths, excellent condition, bam. tered walls, 12x12 modem kitchen MORTGAGES—Wq are In a. post' EXPERIENCED woman to do gen 945 Centery Carlton W. Hutchins, Xfl 9-5132. ANDOVER LAKE—Two adjoining 1957 Plymouth, 2-door sedan, new makes. Parts and accessories. 257 Salary $4850-$58S0. Degree in evenings./ Ward Music Co., 99 Summer St. $21,000—In Bolton, seven room IN TOWN with knotty pine cabinets, 12x22 liv LOST — Block mongrel dog with FURNACES CLEANED by licensed QONDESl’S TV SerHce—Motorola Uon to finance second mortgages eral work and plain cooking in Open till 9 p.m. Tuesday, Wednes FIVE ROOM single house. Avail lots for sale. Marion E. Robertson) whitewall tires, clean throughout. Spruce St. In any amounts. Terms to suit Sanitary Sciences required. ,^ p ly ranch that has a two-car baaement ing room with raised hearth fire white stripe under chin. MI 9-8597. oil burner man. Also, trailer and Pbilco factory servloe. HI-FI, rest home. MS a week, room and Hamden Civil Service, Town Hall, day, Thursday and Friday. able Oct. 1. Xn 9-7885. 68 ELWOOD ROAD-lonlal, large A most unusual buy. 8 spadBua broker, Ml 3-5953. your needs. J. D. Realty, 470 LOAM;r4lANI>--8tone — Gravel — ll'ving room, fireplace, formal din garage.. Rear patio. Six acres, place, large bath, and 10x15 bed WRIGHT MOTOR* SALES homes. Reasonable, MI 4-0095. phonoB and auto radios. 214 Spruce board. TR 5-3141. Hamden, Conn. S1U And Ameoite, For prompt de- rooms in good location. Small lot. LOST—Black cat, double front Wanted Autos— St. Ml 9-1488. Main Bt., Ml 8-6129. IXfMACULATE clean 8 room house, ing, room cabinet kitchen with mostly wooded. Ideal for privacy, Priced right. room. Lake privileges. THREE B ZONE lots with city HERB IS your opportunity to lessen llvA^ call MI 8-8808. Walter P. 2 baths, garage, nice neighborhood, htvses. waterl Union St. Manchester. paws, vicinity Unnmore Drive. MI MI 9-8375 Motorcycles 12 Miller. Trucking. STUDENT'S 'Tr u m p e t , exeellent dishwasher, 8 bedrooms, baths, Building-Contracting 14 ALL MAKES Of X i, n d io and A BEAUTIFUL way to ease your the coming holiday expenses. condition. MI 3-2890. $125. xn 3-6452. landscaped lot 80x200. Marion E. LAWRENCE F. FIANO $2,500 each. Xn 9-6495. 9-0378. mindt Lulnp your debts. A second Help Wanted— Handsome 7 room Colonial, lt4 LOWEST PRICES borne electronic eqiUpmeot ex Local jewelry store desires neat Robertson, Broker, Ml 8-5953. $21,900—Six room ranch in St. baths, garage. Perfect family MI 3-2766 LOST — Pair of black rimmed W. F. DION ConstrucUon Company. pertly repaired with a 90-day mortgage costa only a penny a appearing sales clerk over 21, Male or Female 37 James’ Parish. Attached garage, Paul P. Fiano Ml 3-0458 IN TOWN WANTED—1960-1955 station Wagon. month for each doUar you borrow. LOAM AND FILL. MI 8-6712 or Suburban For Rent 66 home. Price $20,000. Suburban for Sale 75 glasses. Please contact Ruth No dealers. MI 3-8777. AlteraUona, addiUons, garages, guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the full-time from October 15 through MI 4-m 5, Wanted—To Buy 58 BOLTON—First Lake. 8 room baths. Only eight years old, Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 , Howes, MI 4.1865. ____ ^ formica counters, roofing siding, Manchester TV. Ml 9-1048. Call Frank Burke, CH 6-8897. Con December . Experience pre DIRECrOR for children’! museum, waterfront cottage, partial cellar, built by GamboISfti. Nice section. 81 full or part-time. Challenging BOLTON—Route 86—4 room apart Country aetling-3 or 4 bedroom 1955 Willys Jeep painting. Plans drawn. Ml 3-0895. necticut Mortgage Exchange, 15 ferred but not necessary. Box G, SNOW PLOWERS. Arlens, Reo, WE BUY, SELL or trade anUqua easily winterized, artesian well, SACRIFICE SALE—North Coven-ranch, NOTICE IS HEREBY given that 4-Wheel drive Lewis St., Hartford. executive poeiUon for qualified ment with garage, second floor. Cape on large lot. Fireplace. -I,arge gsa heat, three years old, good BusinesS'Services Offered 13 Herald. Toro poweriiandle and Boleni 18 and used furniture, chinX, riaaa, All modem conveniences. Avail property In excellent condition. $22.200—New four bedroom co screened porch. Price $14,500. try—5 room ranch with basement Pasa Book No. 88 8284, Issued by Metal cab also extra canvas top ALL “TYPES of carpentry work MORTENSEN- TV SMClallzed RCA person who' can work with and silver, piehire framae and old ' Shown by appointment. Marion E. lonial. Plaster walls, basement, two garage. 3 large bedrooms. large condition. Near new school. Imme^ for young people. Write Box 8,^ to 82 Inches. Parts and service. able Oct. 1. xn 3-2365. dtate_ occupancy, $12,600. Tom The Savings Bank of Manchester Equipped with brand new heavy TAMKIR TREE removal — land done. Alterations, dormers, roof television, service. >Q 9-4841. Capitol Equipment Co., 88 Main coins, old doUa and guns, bobby Robertson, Broker, XU 3-5953. fireplaces, nice wooded lot in resi living 'room with fireplace, com has been loot and application has duty snowplow. cleared, firewood cut, Inaured. ings. porches, finish upstairs, base Business Opportanltlw 32 WOMAN for general housework Herald, stating qûalificatlona and binations throughout. This home Minor, broker, Rockville TR St. MI 8-7958. collections, attic eantents or whole dential area. Quality throughout. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor 5-5042, been made to said bank for pay Call Paul A. Ellison. Ml 3-8742. ments and garages, etc. CaU Ml PHILCO RECOMMENDED Serv Fridays. MI 9-6898. references.'' estates. Furniture R e ^ r Service, BOWERS SCHOOL — 4 bedroom is being sold at a tremendous re ice, on radios, televisions. Also, TWO PRODUCTIVE Clarke floor BpLTON—4-room apartment. Call Trade your present home in—(Wes ment of the amount of deposit. 1955 Studebaker Pickup 9-6981. Talcottvllle. Conn.. Tel. MI 8-7448. aftSr 8 p.m, Xfl 8-7104, home in A-1 condition, 2 full baths, Smith In our offlc* la an expert on MI 9-1642 duction from its original cost. The COMPLETE REPAIRS—By Stu guaranteed service on all other sanding machines. Reasonably SALES PEOPLE —Part-Ume eve basement beautifully finished in WILLINGTON—Eight room house, One-half Ton CHIMNEYS REPAIRED or rebuilt. 10 STORM WINDOWS, #9x82. 80 these trade-in plans). owner is now asking $14,700 but excellent condition. Oil hot air NOTICE IS HEREBY given . that art R. Wolcott on automatic makes/ Shop our special do-it- priced. ACademy 8-3554 or write Help wanted— Male nings or full-Ume days, experienced Redwood, rear porch, patio with EAST HARTFORD. 3--year-old im Reasonable prices. All masonry Box 42, Columbia, Conn. or tralneee, temporary for Ctorlat- Garden 8t. will consider any reasonable offer! heat, large porch, artesian well, Pass Book No. SS-3158 Issued by washers, dryers and electric yourself department featuring dis- Rooms Without Board 59 A 4 ROOM all year 'round home outside fireplace. Priced for quick maculate ranch with large living Financing available with a very 1957 Plymouth repairs. MI 9-5118. -count prices. Open evenings and maa or permanent. Apply Con $30,000 plus—Large eight room sliade trees, barn with 2-car ga 'i The Savings Bank of Manchester ranges. Ml 9-8878, MACHINIST—All around man with SPECIAL—Bulk motor oil, 2 gallons for rent. Call JA 5-6118. sale, $16,500. Phllbrick Agency, MI colonial Including a large plot of room, family-size kitchen loaded low down payment. For further in / has been loot and application has 2-door sedan Saturday. Satellite Electronics necticut State Employment Serv rage. chicken coop. 3 'i acres level cylinder standard transmission REMODELING bathroomer addi job ahop experience. CMS-Blue $1. Bring your own- container. ROOMS AND CABIN by the week. 9-8464. land—approximately 380 feet front with birch cabinets, ample table formation Or appointment to see, been made to said bank for pay CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. Service, 165 School St., Manches ice, 806 Main St., Manchester. A Triple X Siorea, 881 Main ,St. Free parking Scranton’s Motel, land, fruit trees, near school, 4>4 Radio and Heater Roasonable rates. Call PI 2-7558 tions, recreaUon rooms. Framing. WHERE WILL YOU BE Cross and weekly Indemnity bene age, on the corner of Hartford Rd. apace. 2 twin-size bedrooms. Love call the R. E. DImock Co., MI ment of the amount of deposit. ter. • fits. Apply Aerokinetlcs Instru free service—no fee charged. 180 Tolland Turnpike. Ml 9-0828 Wanted to Rent 68 BOWERS SCHOOt.1—6 room Cape, miles to UConn. $15,800. Immedi $645 between 1:80-4:30 or any time All types of .carpentry work, and ONE FRIGIDAIRE ice cube mak wall to wall carpeting, rear porch, and Spencer St. Many possible ly ceramic-tile bath with en 9-5245, or Richard F. Dimock, MI ate occupancy. Tom Minor, Brok IN 5 YEARS? ment Co., '280 Tolland Tpke., Man after 5 p.m. uses. closed shower. Fancied recreation 9-8003. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Saturday or Sunday. painting. Call MI 9-4291. er, capacity 250 lbs. ice per day, INTERESTED IN renting_ a 4-bed two-car garage, shaded lot. large er, Rockville. TR 5-5042. Pass Book No. 89144 Issued by 1956. Chevrolet cheater. Conn. room with brick fireplace. Alum- BIDWELL HOME Improvement Millinery Dressmaking 19 Opportunity is knocking for the Sitnatlom Wanted— $300. On* Frigidalre one ton air ROOM FOR young lady. All the room colonial home in Xtancheater egfe style recreation room with MANCHESTER — Four bedroom The Savings Bank of Manchester Bel Air 4-door sedan ■ TYPEWRITERS and office ma conditioning unit, $100. Call Rock comforts of home. A few feet from with option to buy. Call XO 9-7423 bar, tile floor, cedar paneled inuln combinations. Basement chines—repairs, sales, service and Co. AlteraUona. additions ga select few In One Hour VAIetwie. SETUP M^N, experienced. All type Female 38 T. J. CROCKETT, Realtors hatchway. Short walk to bus. Dutch CJolonlal, centrally located, Wantefl— Real Biitate 77 has been loot and application has Radio and heater, automatic trans. A total investment of $6,000 puts machines, including coil winders, vllle TR 5-1840 between 4 and- 8 everything. Ml 9-3829. or xn 3-5023 walls,* Indirect lighting. Price rentals- Ml 9-8477. rages. Roofln,; an-' siding experts. DRESSMAKING and alteraUons. Woodland and East Hartford High large front to back living room, been made to said bank for pay $545 you into a franchise dry cleaning electro^mechanical background, wnx. CARE FOR small chUd In p.m. $15,900. Philbrick Agency, Xfl Ml 3-1577 firepace, formal dining room, ARE YOU CONSIDERING ment of the amount of deposit. Aluminum clapboards a specialty. Call MI 9-0333 any time. FURNISHED ROOM for genUe WANTED—Six room house or School. Ixn 78x128, beautifully NOW. BEFORE the rush starts, is Unexcelled workmanship. Eaa;lasy store. America’s fastest growing blu ep ^ t interpretation. Growing my horn* Monday through Friday 9-8464. aluminum combinations. Nice SELLING YOUR organization. Hbccellent opportun 8 a.m.-6 p.ni.' Call after 8. MI 28 STORM windows, size 45x27'4. man. All conveniences. Parking. apartment, two children School Wes Smith Kt MI 9-89B2 landscaped with shrubs, flower 1955 Plymouth the time to have that-gun put In budget terms. MI 9-6495 or TR ALTERATIONS on any garment. dry cleaning chain. Over 150 storeX ing trees. St. Mary's Parish. shaded lot. $17,900. Evenings Mr. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that ity for right man. References. Ap 3-4447. Also, oil barrel with pump. Ml MI 9-8102. age and three adulta. Manchester MANCHESTER — Colonial, 6 spa PROPERIY? Pass Book No. 88580, Issued by station Wagon shape for the coming season. 6-9109 Quick, efficient service. Daya or from Massachusetts to Florida. No $16,800. Call Mrs. Chamberlain al Boles, Xfl 9-9858, Warren E, How Radio and heater, automatic trans. ply Iona Manufacturing, Regent 9-9949. or East Hartford area. Call River- cious rooms, large living room The Savings Bank of Manchester Bring It and your mower, shears, evenings. Call MI 9-5555. prior experience necessary. We view 5-2582 any time. ^ - with fireplace, family size tile OPEN HOUSE BarroWi A Wallace. BU 9-5477, TR land, xn 3-1108. We will estimate value of youl has been loot and application has $495 knives, locks, keys, etc. to Bralth- PLASTERING AND brick work, train you m every phase of business St., Manchester. Hot water. Parking. GenUeman 8-48.59. property without obligation. We Situations Wanted— Male 39 FOR SALE—20 Vol, World Book kitchen porch, one-car garage, -FAXnLY DUPLEX 4 and 4. Ver- been made to said bank for pay waite, 52 Pearl St. chimney repairing, plaster re plus year round field guidance. Encyclopedia 1969 edition. Cell MI preferred. 59 Birch St. Xfl 8-7129. SATURDAY and SUNDAY 2 also buy p r ^ r t y for cc-sh. pairs. All types of masonry, old PLUMBERS AND steamfittera. large lot 86x280, $17,900. Philbrick placnk School area. 21 Seahian ment of the amount of deposit. 1955 Dodge Moving— ^Tmcklng-r- Steady work Hartford and suhur- NDCON AND Kennedy look to S-8489. Business Property for Sale 70 Agency, Ml 9-8464. OUR USED HOUSE Member Xlultlple Listing. 2-door Hardtop M A M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv and new. Free esUmates. C all. E. WRITE-WIRE-PHONE ward Washington, I look to Man ROOM SUITABLE for a genUeman. 2 to 5:30 p.m. at Circle. XfT 9-0910. Ice—residential, commercial. In Richardson, Ml 3-0889. Storage 20 ban area. Call CH 9-7518 between Private entrance. Free parking, DEPARTMENT IS NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Radio and heater, automaUp trans. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Samuel Rogers Co. chester. Have you an opening for SPECIAL NIGHT crawlers, 20c BUSINESS BLOCK MANCHESTER—8 poom Colonial, STANLEY BRAY, Realtor Pass Book No. 81458, Issued by Power steering dustrial. AtUcs, cellars, yards. In dozen. 69 Spruce Street or call MI $8 per week. 288 Charter Oak St. 77 Meadow Lgne, Manchester BUSY EAST • HARTFORD—Ha^ im 8 STONE MASON. Any kind of stone, MANCHESTER Moving and Truck a responsible family man age 297 large kitchen, dining room, sun rooirr Colonial built for you. Only . BRAE-BURN REALTY The Savings Bank of Manchester cinerator-cardboard drums. Lawn J & T Equipment Co., Inc. 9-9496. Call MI 9-1748. with approximately $8,000 a year parlor off large living room, bath $345 mowing. Light trucking. Ml 9-9767. brick, block, concrete floor, fire ing Company. Local and long dl|i- MACHINB OPERATOR — accus Valuable background, excellent Listings *re better than ever. $22,l5oo. Choice of lota in. a very has been lost and application has tance moving packing and stor Leicester, Mass. tomed to operating production references. Loyal hard work to income. Owner leaving state. Will and 4 bedrooms on second floor, New eight room, 2'A bath, Co MI 3.6273 been made to said bank for pay place and terrazzo. Guarantee best GRADE A LOAM delivered In Man sacrifice. lonial, raised ranch, featuring 2,500 Call to see *ny of the following nice section of East Hartford 1955 Chevrolet FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv work. MI 9-5118. age. Regular aervice throughout equipment. Experience In a Ure maintain permanent salaried posi one-car garage, nicely landscaped homes at your convenience. ment of the amount of deposit. Twin Oak 2-3697__ chester. $10 5-yard load. Call AC FURNISHED ROOM for rent near lot. Priced at $16,900. Philbrick square feet of bring area. Located where taxes are low. Joseph SELLING???. Have buyer fw Hardtop ice on all types of electrical wir New England States and Florida. recapping shop desirable but not tion. MI 8-2^58. ______Main St. 9 Hazel St. MI 9-2170. Barth, Broker, Xfl 9-0320, MI 8-6568. 8-9323 after; 6. J. D. REALTY Agency, MI 9-8464. in AA zone. This- distinctive home ranch with, garage, around $17,000 -Radio and heater, automatic trans. ing. Licensed and Insured. Wilson CHOICE LOCATIONS AVAILABLE necessary. Nichols - Manchester $13,500 - 8 room Cape (2 unfinished) Electrical Co., Manchbster, Ml RooDng— Siding IG Tire; Inc., 295 Broad St. PART-TIME work In machinist 470 MAIN ST has three or four twin-sized bed on Middle Turnpike West. Excel SOUTH WIND150R—You will iilTe bracket. Other listings needed. Get Personals $495 WARM COMFORTABLE room, xn 3-5129 MANCHESTER GREEN, 487 East rooms, each with two closets. results. Cali E. E. Bushey, Real 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 3-7376. MANCHE8"TSl Package Delivery. line, also radio or electronics. Re lent home-for small family. this large 7 room split level on Light trucking and package deliv Boats and Aeeeasories 46 very nicely fumiahed, quiet, pri Center, quality built, center hall, Formal dining room, impressive Estate. MI 9-2083. VACUUM CUblNERS repaired In RAY’S ROOFmO CO shingle and FULLER BRUSH need neat young ply Box G, Herald. rate home, modem conveniences. Elm Street, 'one block from bus. 1953 Ford ery. Refrigerators, washers and men, married, late m'odel car, English Colonial, In excellent con center hall entrance, "-beautiful my own home shop. Forty years victoria Hardtop V8 STEPS. BIDEWAUtS, stone walls bullt-ln roofs,Is, gutter and conduc- FIVE PASSENGER outboard nm- Parking. 316 Spruce St. $16,800—Finiahed 8 room Caps on 8 bedrooms and playroom Inc. tor ’Sfork r ^ . chinmey repairs, atove moiring specialty, •''olding home owner, for -Manchester-Wil- BOOKKEPING SERVICES— eve Houses for Sale 72 ditlon. 3 master-size bedrooms, l>-4 kitchen with stainless steel built-ina, Vernon St. Full shed dormer, ga ARE YOU considering selling your (acfjry wroerlencs. All makes, Radio and heater, standard trans. fireplaces,' flagstone terraces. Help Wanted— Female 35 about, never used. Cost $450, Sell with Hi baths and garage. Full home? If yeu are, we will pur Lawns, landscaped. Work done at Ray Hag enowlow. Ml O-mt; Ray chairs for rent. MI 9-0783, limantic areas. $117 plus $39 ex nings and weekends. Reliable and FURNISHED ROOM for . genUe ceramic tile baths. large ll'ving colored ceramic tile baths, 30 foot rage. One block from Buckley rates, m e eetlmatea. (res $245 experienced. MI. 9-8736. $275. MI S-0789. 653 E. Center-St. 60-82 PORTER ST. Exceptionally room with fireplace, formal dining recreation room, 2's-car garage basement, aluminum storms, per chase vour equity. For expediency and dellv«,ry. Mr Miller, reasonable prices. MI 3-0796. Jackson MI 8-8825, WANTED— Experienced waitress. penses to start, excellent benefits man. One block from Main St. XH large two-famtiy now vacant, ex School. sonalized fireplace, 100x200 foot AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Cb. Local- Apply at Hlnkela, South St., Cov Call MI 9-0090 or LUdlow 2-3728 room, attached garage, many with amesite drive, and so milch please call us. Ml 3-5129. J. D. Many others to choose from. moving, packing, storage. Low 19 FOOT CABIN cruiser, flberglas, 9-3884 between 8-9. cellent condition Newly redecorat yard. Asking $17,600. Vacant and Realty Co., 47'' Main St., Msn-> COSMA APPIJANCE Service—Re A. A. DION, m e. IV>ofing, siding, entry, Conn. for Interview. bunk beds, steering control, double extras. Direct from owner. Call more. Priced verjf fairly. We in $17,900—Custom built 2 bedroom Some no down payment pairs all makes refrigerators, painting. Carpentry. AlteraUons rate on long distance moves to ed. Priced right! XU 9-5229. 9-8. xn 9-6174 after 4. . vite your inspection. Drive up Por Colonial on Olcott St. Garage: Fully immediate occupancy available. Chester. ELECTROLUX Bales and Service, axle trailer. Sacrifice $1,000. JA SPACIOUS room: in private home, Glenn Roberts Agency. Realtors, Very liberal terms. freezers, washing machines, dry and addiUons. Ceilings. Workman 48 states. MI S-6187. GRILL AND counter work, exper EXHIBIT BUILDER. Some exper nicely -furnlahed. kitchen privi ter Street, right turn on Oak Grove equipped kitchen. Reduced for bonded representative. Alfred 8-8064 mornings and after * p.m. MANCHESTER—New 6 room Gar XUNCHESTER - New 7 room xn 44621, MI 4-0181, IF YOU WISH personal service, Amen, 208 Henry St. Tel. Ml ers, ranges, oil and gas burners. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. ienced only. Apply In person. Patio lence preferred. Displaycraft. MI SEPTIC TANKS leges and parkii^. Next to High rison Cblonial,.lH ceramic baths, St. and right again onto Meadow quick sale. OAKLAND MOTORS, INC. MI 9 088,3. All . work guaranteed. MI 8-4860. Drive jn , 240 W. Middle Tpke. 3-0117. ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2 full baths, call Joseph A. Barth, broker, XO 3-0460. Call after 5 p.m. AND School, close ta.Center. Xn 9-7381. fireplace, plastered walls, hot Lane. MANCHESTISR—8 bedroom ranch 9-0320. 367 OAKLAND STREET Painting— Papering 21 BuBdiKE Materials 41 2-car garage, large kitchen with $18,500—Large 8 room ranch In BRICK AND stone mason and ce COUGHLJN ROOrmG Company, WANTED—WOMAN to do baking. CONCRETE WORKERS wanted, water heat, ameaite drive, shade built-in oven and range, formal Jarvis Acres. Attached garage. near school,'-immediate occupan RIDERS—Wanted from Hartford Phone MI 3-1448 TWO WELL furnished rooms, with trees. Ml 3-4880. b u il d p : r , m i. 9-5524 cy, reduced to Îg^BOO. Xn 9-8021. ment work. Ml 9-5451 after 8:30. Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt, EXTERIOR and interior painting. Apply Cavey’a Restaurant, 45 full or part-time. Phone MI PLUBCED SEWERS USED BUILDING material for garage. Private home. Reason dining room. Lot 100x200. $20,900. Full basement. I,.and8caped lot. SELLING??? Rd.-Keeney St. area to Pratt A CeUtngs reflnlahed. Paptrnanging. Whitney, East Hartford. 8 a.m.- Dava call Ml 3-5042. asbeatoa roofing. Also aluminum, East Center St. 9-9644. aale, 3x3'a and up; aheathing, stor able. Gentleman preferred. Please MANCHEJSTER—Nice 8 room home Philbrick Agency, XO 9-8464. BEAUTIFUL custom 6 room We need listings. To get the beet $50 DOWN. Cash or trade buys you galvanized or copper gutters and Wallpaper books. EsUmates given. $19’,80b-Alniosl new 8 bedroom MANCTHESTER — Large custom service cal) in an experienced suc 4:45 p.m. MI 8-8777. a hew I960 Sludehaker I--ark 2-door MaeMss ClaaBSil age bins, ahelving, work benches, call xn 3-8958. Full rancli, entrance hall, 2 fireplaces, built ranch, 3 bedrooms/^lastered leaders. Ml 3-7707. Blilly covered by insurance. Call TOYS—TOYS—TOYS. Work now Septle Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewn Sho. PARK—8 room Cape. 4 picture windows, steel beam con- ranch, ceramic tiled bath, full cessful firm of Realtors — mem 6 cyl. V8, atitomatic drive, at Roorahold Services thru December showing one of the WANTED—Punch press operator. two complete bathroom seta, two walls, fireplace, breezewa>>.ra- Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1008. Line* fnetalled—-Cellar Water kitchen sinks, (cabinet), wooden WILL SHARE my comfortable baths and garage. Call owner sti-uction, partial recreation room, basement, attached garage. Beauti bers of Multiple Listing. Prompt Brunner's in TalcoUville,--on the largest varieties of toys and gifts. Apply 234 Hartford Rd. ranch, garage, • large lot, Just re- vn o.n^w fully landscaped with many extras. rage, large lot. Conveniently -hi; Automobnefi for 8ale 4 Manchester-Vemon town line. Offerei* 13-A proofing Done. kitchen cabineta, two hot water home with employed business or duCed, $15,400. Short way out—sev- J______L __ 100x300. trees, $20,900, Carlton W. action, fair appraisals. Call on Wes Roofing And Chimneys '6 -A EIXTERIOR AND Interior painting High comntiission, no collecUng, no rated. Transferred owner will sac Snilth; Bill Rood or Jack Crockstt and paperhanglng. Wallpaper tion-Attendants. Call at 24 Main furnaces, modem radiators,'com professional woman if, after Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. rifice for quick sale. Vacant, Can WANTED — dean uued cars. We FLAT FINISH Holland window delivering, no investment. Call mutual consideration, we. decide eral 4, 8, and 8 room homes from I f o r SALE—7 room house with $21,000—Excellent value in this Bt the T, .1, Crorkett Agency, 244 ROOFING — Specialising repairing books. Guaranteed workmanship. FUEL OIL drivers and service sta- plete windows, including frame, $5,900 up. Call The Ellsworth Mil extra lot (or parking. Ideal lors- be seen any time. Gerard. Agency, buy, trade down or trade wiy- -Clean 19.53 Ford sedan. shades made to measure. All "Santa’s Parties,’’ Avon, Conn., c in n e y b r o s such an arrangement would be en HENRY STREET—7 room Cape, 7 room older home on Russell St. Main Bt.. Ml 3-1577. P’OR .SAI/E roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut Reasonable ratSs FuUy insured. St. M K . and aluminum storm windows, ten Agency, Realtors. Xfl 8-8930 o r : Uon for professional man, Xfl 4 bedrooms, garsge. MI >0365, MI 9-0826. thing. Douglas Motors 333 Main MI 3-7659 metal Venetian blinds at a new QRchard 3-3207 from 9-5 p.m., joyable for us both. Phone Xfl large living room with fireplace, lo\/ price. Keys made while you ter work, chimneys cleaned re Fast and courteoua service. Leo ORchard 3-9829 from 7-10 p.m. Sdwdroq* Disposal Co. doors, and plumbing suppliea. xn 9-6524. 8-7922. paired. Aluminum aiding. K PAINTERS WANTED. Only skilled . Choman House Wrecking, Open .8-1054. modern kitchen, dishwasher, base $22,.500--If Rprkledge is your de COVENTRY—Route 44A, >,i-mlle j LeJial Notice |50 DOWN, cash or trade —lO.W: 1955 MNCOU4 CAPRI, 2-door hard watt. Marlow’s. J. PeUeUer. MI 9-6828. IS(l-m Pearl 8$.—RH 8-5808 Ford V8 with overdrive, 4-door j years’ experience. Free estl men need apply., Call MI 8-0275 dally 3 :30 p.m.-8, Saturday' 8-4, or MANCHESTER—Six room custom COVENTRY — ment finished, 2-cnr garage, sire be sure to see this 3 bedroom from Bolton line. Attractive Cape, top. All power, fully equipped. Ex FILE CLERK ROOM FOR retired lady, kitchen built Cape. 4 bedrooms, full cel Bowera School. .$18,.500, Philbrick x'Oticf; or jfEKTi.NG or station wagon. It is the end of TV s e r v ic e — Potterton’s all mates. Call Howlev. Ml 3-6381. Ml between 5-8 p.m. call MI 9-2392. ranch. 1'4 baths, 2 fireplace's. Love 4 down, 3 partially finiahed up. 1 COMMISSIONSM cellent condition. $895. MI 3-8292. 8-0788. PAINTING INSIDE or out. Good privileges, or room and board. Xfl lar plaatered walls, overaiz^ ga BOLTON LINE Agency, MI 9-8464. Enormous lot with shade. Newly month sale at Brunner's, in Tal- makes. Highest quality guaranteed Opportunity for responsible wom 9-8918. Selling $1,400 below bank apprais- ly lot on Arivott Rd. STATE OF CONNECTICUT. DiZtrlCt cottvllle. Open evenings. 19,52 DODCfE, 2-door; radio, heater, work and parts, over 47 years ex work done reasonable. Ml 9-0'ft8. an for filing. Previous experience rage, near schools, stone wall. painted. Verv low down payment. of Elllnston. Probato Court.''-Toutj of Diamonds— Watriics— $900 down, Schwartz Real Estate, .. al. Almost new 1152 sq. ft, 8V4 4 CAROL DR*VE - Rockvllls, $18, Vornoii. Sr pi IB IPfiO third drive, good condition, $75. MI perlence. Farr ■••• for service since On filing or related work preferred CENTRALLY located master twin 680, 8 room . ranch, large living JARVIS REALTY CO: The Laurel Co., CH 8-4768, MI. K.ilelr of Samh Winrr. lst« of''V.er- OLDER CARS mechanics ape- 1931, Phone Ml 9 4537 for best Heating and Plumbing 17 PAINTING AND paperhanging. Jewelry 48 XfUS Realtor. Xn 3-8454, AD ropm ranch. Large bedrooms,' 9-7402. nop. In M id Dtutrlet. drceaied. ,3 4081 . 1 o Good cleui worKraanshlp at rea but not required. Company offers bedroom next to shower. TV, park built-ins, 2 fireplaces, stone room, cabinet kitchen. 8 bed 283 E. Cefiter St. MI 3-4112 dais, flxlt y .rseU cars, always sendee. excellent- benefit program, good ing, two gentlemen. Jitl-9-8*6l af 8-1241. Evenlnys call MI 9-1200 th purmmnce of an order of Honorable'’ a g o ^ selection. Look behind our PLUMBING AND heating - re sonable rates. 30 years In Man LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler—re- veneer, selling as is for only rooma, m % mortgage can ba T hom aii F. R«gmesite drive, THOMA8 A. BENOIT. 1 , . R O B E R T , B A U M . condition, $839, MI- 9-3223. i'VEAVmo of Bums, moth holes CONNIE’S TV and Radio Sendee, MI 9-8070. stove. Call MI 9-7787 from 5-7 p.m. 8 large bedrooins, 2!4 baths, 2-car well landscaped yard. 212 feet Dated September 2ft. Ift60. ' Com m lralonaes, It la the end of month sale.-They 3-0403, days 9‘4, evenings 7-9. garage and many more custom range, enclosed porch, one-car ga TOLLAND—New 6 room rvirhea or gotta go. Brunner's In TalcoUville. and tom clothing hosiery runs. avedlable ali hours. Satisfaction Read Herald Advs. 'deep. Bowers school area". Conven-. 1928 MODFI, "A " Ford Sedan, guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1818 SIX ROOM duplex, centrally locat features that are Just too* beautiful rage, There are many extras go 6 room Capes with four finished Open evifnings till 9. mint condition. Original - equip dbags renatreo; zipper re^ lent to transportation and' shop down and two unfinished up. 'placement, umbrellas repaired, ed. redeedfated. $85 per month. to describe in words. Why not call ing with this - house . that makes ment, original mileage.27,000, Rhal Garden-Farm—^Dairy for comfortable living.' $23,900. ping, city utilities. A real buy at Prices $11,990 and up. Take Route 1958 FORD 6-cyIlnder 4-door. Very men's shirt 'liars reversed and Adults preferred and references us for sn appointment, to show you eollei tor's item. R\ins god as how. ^ Products 50 through. Prl^.ed at $88,900, Philbrick Agency. Xn 9-8484. $14,900 with assumable 4'4i% 1.5 to Exit 99, Merrow Road. Watch clean, priced low. Terms — will replnced. Marlow's .I-JtUs Mend required. XU 9-6403. mortgage. Elsie Meyer Agency, .loseph Hhchbeig. owner. Clark’s irg Shop. for signs. Turn right off Merrow dmnonstrate. Phone MI 3-4849. Corners. North Windham. Conn. SOUTH MANCHESTER g r e e n Mo u n t a in potatoes and MAIN, STREET—8 room heated ATTRACmVE ranch with attached ■Realtors, XU 9-5524 ant) MI 3-8930. Road onto Anthony Road and first Phone Wllllmnntlc, G'l.jidatone turnips, -âsqualini Farm, • 248 apartment, stove and refrigerator, U & R REALTY CO. garage, 6 spacious rooms with left on Baxte.r Street. Open house 1957 FORD station wagoii, standard PHOENIX RIDGE Avery St., Wapping. XII 4-0604. VERNON—.7 room split level, built- 5-9537, fireplace and storm windows, Saturday and Sunday 2 p.m, until shift, blue.' good shape -and low .suitable for one op two adults. XII MI 4-8193 Ins, combination windows' and mileage. Tel. PI 2-7391. LARGE RANCHES 3-4885. newly decorated and priced -to dark. Other times by appointment.- PEPPERS, eggplants pick In sell, xn 9-4934. doors, corner lot, near school. Xfl 6-ROOM CAPE 3-6084. Harold Hincks, TR 5-9443. ■1955 FORD convertible, like new, T raners 6-A ROOMY 3 bedr,oom flat; redecorat R. D. Murdock, MI 8-6472 ■" •' "V'z------Cabbage and squash 338 Hillstown ed. modem facilities, garage. Por- MANCHESTER GREEN power steering, automatic trans 1958 NATIONAL 36 foot mobile 2 BEDROOM FULL SHED DORMER Pd. $12,800—BEAUTIFUL 8 bedroom MANCHESTER—Well kept 7 room REDUCED FOR quick sale—Six mission, radio, heater,- and wlnd- tbr St. $125.- Xfl 9-8229. room ranch, garage, 3 large bed homp with eabana, $1995.to settle $ janch. baseboard heau fireplace, Six room fieldstone house, oil home, 2-car garage, amcajte drive, Bhield washer. Best' offer over >/] ACRE WOODED LOT FEPPBRS s w e e t and hot. Pick combination windows, complete rooms, spaqious living room, din an estate. PI 2-8142. SIX ROOM Duplex, garage,- oil large kitchen, tfeUar. Carlton W. steam heat, knotty pine studio Hy $800. Ml 9-1518. HOME 1 3 , 9 9 0 to ’1 5 , 9 9 0 your own. 50c a basket. Paul HUtchina,- MI 9-5182. city utilities, steps to schools, bus ing area, recently redecorated, heat, i'iorm windows. Available ing roen^ with fireplace, modem im m e d ia t e OCCUEAMCYI Robotto, Birch Mountain Rd., Man Nov, 1. $90. Write Box D, Herald. and shopping, full price $12,900. open for inspection. Owner, Xtl 1950 PONTIAC.. 2-dOor, automatic, chester. ' PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial $2,900 will assume present mort 9-9351. ' fully equipped,, beautiful car, ex 5-room older home with garage electric- kitchen with double sink MODERN 8-ROOM first floor with 4 bedrooms. H i baths, large and disposal, 3 bedrooms, heated gage, no closing cost, immediate cellent condition, $175. MI 9-0016. FOR SALE and 80 by 180 lot. Very nice lo DOWN PAYMENT •ASSORTED vegetables, pick your living room ' with fireplace, hot occupancy, R. D. Murdock, MI CALL OWNER— Ml 9-4848 apartmant, including electric garage, large corner lot, shade *500 to *800 own. Tomatoes, -peppers, cabbage, atOye, refrigerator heat and hot water heat, one-car garage. By 3-'8472, U A R Realty. MI 4-8193. 1957 CADILLAC 4-door hardtop, cation and Just put oq the mar V squaah, cucumbers and potatoes. water. Call Xfl. 3-8524. appointment only, $23,900. Phil trees, esjablished neighborhood, ASSESSOR’S , two tone green, all power 'Only FEATURES— Open 7 a. m. to 7 p.m. Volpl Rd., 12,000 miles. MI 9-8866. Private. ket. J\ist $2,800 assumes i'ii'ln brick Agency, Xn 9-8464. AA zone. Priced for quick sale. 84.RUSSELL ST.—8 room older SMALL HOME Bolfon. Carl Balkus Jr., owner. home in excellent coridition, oil G.I. liiortgage. I»w , low closing o Over 11,000 8q. Fe^ OCTOBER 1st—?;our, rqom com Owner leaving state.' NOTICE PGNTIAC 4-door hardtop, 1959. Xll pletely moderil apartment. "Begiii MANCHESTER 8 ropm brick steam heat, copper plumbing. 1- - e 8 Bedrooms f o r SALE—Butternut squaah, $1 Each person-liable to pay prop power, all white. Prartlcally new. PIPE ORGAN cost and pay $99.00 monthly.. tiful country surroundings, Bab ranch, encloaed breezeway, 2-car MI 9-2544 rar garage, and a beautiful yard. Cream puff. MI ,9-5833. o Oil Hot Water Heat per Ji bushel;^ Delivered. free in cock Hill Road, South. Coventry. garage, onp ypar old, quality con- Walking, distance to'Main St. erty taxes In thfe To'wn of Coven Manchester. Phone MI 8-8424. Adults. $78. E

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iffianrlipstpr ^tt^nins SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1960 PAGE FOURTEEN eouraa for araikment ayatoma liia East Hartford L*urel. Gar maintenance add gufmer training den Club will meet Thursday at 8 Officers Chosen at Lowry A F Bass, Denver, Colo. About Town pm . at Wickham Memorial Libra Heard Along Main Street ry. Miss Mary Watrous, a science By First Aiders And on SotM of Manehe$tor^$ Sido Stre^^Too BAb«rt Ooogina, 188 N. Sim St. teacher at Hartford Public High School, will speak on “ Building Mancheiter, mmI Preston HsmUnc, the Past." Hostesses will be Mrs. The First Aid Instructors met Well Diwim Tboogh * “What 7“ asked his sUm pal, Wspplng, are among six UMver- last night at the West Side Rec obviously expecting a real “wild" alty of Connecticut senior law J. Robert Galvin. Mrs. Arthur C. The college Mriuotu .bioIo|pr Holstrom, and Mrs. Paul Fisher. to elect officers. student was finding it difficult to plan. He got It. studenU vrho will compete Mon “ I’m strong enough to hold Stephen Dziellnskl was elected cooperate with; the upper ejasa ymx. day at 8 p.m. In Hartford In a on my riioulders,” began husky— president. Other new officers are laboratory asslMImt at the college. ^^»„run-oft to determine three flnal- A party for directors and work Russell Hughes, vice president; a ftust we could belleve-^“So Pll iSta,to take part In the regional ers of the Manchester Community Raymond Peck, recortlng secre- The freshman was sketching an wear my father’s pants and you round o f the 11th annual National Concerts. Inc., will be given to Urv; Sedrick Straughan. treasur object he had observed In the nil- wear the coa t Then we can vote!” Moot Court Competition. morrow night at 8 o'clock at Mrs. er; 'Elaine Case, corresponding sec croscope beside him. "What are Douglas Roberts' farm on Bolton retary; and Joseph McCooe, pub you drawinif?"' asked Uje assist Oh, Just In case it hasn't been Miss Susan HahelUne BJorkman. Rd.. Bolton. Board members John licity chalrmdn. ant, not recognizing'the sketch. impressed deeply In your mind In daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gruber and Robert Murdock will The group will meet Tuesday "A nucleus," replied' the novice the preceding i>agea. BJorkman, 37 Hollister S t^*^ In give a musical description o f the from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Chamber affirmatively, and Went back to Voting hours Monday, 8 a.m. to her senior year at Dean .Rlnlpr artists on the 1900-61 program. of Commerce building for a stand sketching. 8 p.m. College. Frartklln, Mass., wher^ ard class. Instructors will be “Let ms have a look," the Junior Anon. she Is enrolled in the medical sec Sedrick Straughan. Karl Kehler, asked, and peered into the nUcror retarial'program. Stephen Dziellnskl, and Raymond scope. “ That’s a water bubble. Arcltdipcese Unit ' Peck. Try again,", the assistant said and Richard C. Dewart, 16, son of walked away. Airmen Finish Mr. and Mrs. John Dewart Sr., T o ]Weet Oct. 8 437^ N. Main St, has enUsted In Bantlyg Observe Director Candidates Basic Training the U. S. Air Force for four years, Dog Gone S c and will take basic training at Officers and, members of th? Donald S. Conrad aeeka his'^ Atty. Robert W. Gordon, a Re- Accidents frequently result when Lackland Air Force base, San An Manchester Council of Cathpjlc' Silver Wedding first, term as a Republican Direc publican, la seeking election to his a motorist swerves his ear to avoid Four Ms,ncherter' men have Women are Invited to an annual tor In the town elections Monday. second term on the Board of DlMc- striking a dog In the highway. In completed basle training In the tonio, .Tex. He la a graduate of A Melrose, Mass., native, the 46- Manchester High SchooL meeting of the Archdloceee Coun tor. He has been a member of the one area town recenUy, just this UJS. Air Force at Lackland Air cil of Catholic Women to be held Mr. and Mts. George F. Bantly, year-old chief of sales operations Republican Town Committee since happened, but lupkily 'no one was Force base, San Antonio, Tex. at the su tler Hilton In Hartford 77 Wetherell St> celebrated their at Pratt A Whitney division. 1965. hurt ‘ITiey are Airmen Wilfred, J. Le- The setback tournament sched United Aircraft Corp., graduated uled by the Army-Navy Club for Oct. 8. silver wedding anniversary yester Gordon. was bom ' in Worcester, The Herald correspondent mire, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Re-efecf n. The program will, include re- day at their home. from Melrose schools ,jid from the Mass., In 1917, and moved to Storrs couldn’t take it lightly, and com J. Lemire, 137 Brookfield St., whq H Mondi^ has been canceled be University of Cincinnati with a cause o f the town election. porU and discussion groups at the The couple was rr.arrled Sept. 30 two years, later. He was graduated mented on the laws Involved when will attend administrative clerk's Chris^t F. MeCMmlek N o morning session at 10;S0. a talk 1935, at St. James’ Church by the B.S. in 1937. from Windham High School In 1935 school at Amarillo A F Base, Ama HoU He has also been installation en- reporting the incident. "Since the The WSCS of'N orth Methodist by Archbishop Henry J. O'Brien of late Rev. William P. Ready. Mrs, and from the University of Con- dog responsible for the accident rillo, Tex.; Noel Fagan, son of Mr. Beai^ of Echicorioii m em b Hartford at the J p.m. lunchwn, Myron E, Hills, Bloomfield, was ^neer and chief performance en-. nectlcut in 1939. He served yflth the San Church will meet at'.^the churclv gineer at PAW. He vent to work could not be tracked do'^Ti and and Mrs. Walter R. Fagan, 38 .Monday at 6 p.m. Guest speaker and afternoon talk by the Rev. matron of honor for her Sister. Army's Eighth Air Force as a navi identified, no arrest was made. Had Coventry St., who will attend the For The 8-Tear Term 1961-64 om In Gordon Wadhams, faculty mem there In 1940 follbwing employ gator aboard a heavy^.l^mber and and c will be the Rev. William V. "Veale Walter J. Bantly, 14 Church St., ment in aircraft companies In the ,dog been identified, the owner mechanical and equipmeht repair ber of St. Thomas’ Seminary, was his brother's best man. flew 35 missions over Germany. B ret i of New Haven. Members of the Ohio, California, and civilian en ctmid be held legally responsible man school at Chanute AF Base, Chairman Board of Education Bloomfield, and columnist for the Both matron of honor and best Upon his discharge he ente'red the fbr the damage since the law re “Have Brewster Circle will be hostesses. gineering work with the U.S. Air 111. 1957-581 1958-69 Catholic Transcript. man were among guests. ■ UConn school of law from which quires that dogs must be leashed Also, Bernard E. Pudvah. son Force. he wa» graduated in 1949. Joellyn Winkler, daughter of For reservations, members may The rouple has a daughter. Joan, or confined to the' owner's prein- of Bernard J. Pudvah, 31. Lenox Chairman Personnel He has also Iiv

NAnONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL WEEK SEPT. 26-OCT. 2 ITHIS IS THE TIME! — TO BEGIN — ^ 1. YOUR SKILL Td^DfAL WITH EEOPLE DIAL 1230 WINF SUNDAY SCHOOL 2. YOUR SKILL TO S ^ K EFFECTIVELY Budgets are made, not bom. THE SALVATION ARMY They require much give and take. Attend a FREE DEMONSTRATION 661 51 AIN ST. In any group of public officials PRCSENTS there is bound to be a variety of MEETING of the World Fanioue 9:89 A.M. CLASSES ^'OR AI.L AGES. opinion. Successful operation of Drying clothts government requires that they be willing to adjust their viet^'s to w * it •asy today... gain a consensus. DALE CARNEGIE COURSE As tt member of the Board of FOR MEN and WOMEN ^^CANDIDATES Directors I participated in such processes. Those three and one- Daini Queen half years of experience should AHENlp A FREE DEMONSTRATION prove valuable if I km chosen to SPEAK'' serve oh the. Board of Education. It would be'helpful. I .bejieve. In WHITON MEMORIAL HEAR - getting the necessary share of. our tax dollar to meet educational AUDITORIUM nee.^s. STATE REPRESENTATIVE I ' know from ' discuasiona with the Board of . Education some of 85 NORTH MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER NOMINEES the problems the BOard faoes. These include, to mention a few, FROM the need for a< Maintenance De WED./Oct. 5-7:47 P.M. partment of akllled tradesmen, the question o f handling yearty EAST HARTFORD fo*s homo hooting building care, the heed for im 10 Ways This Course Will proved relations and better com MANCHESTER our way I munication between the Board of Education Bhd the educators, and Benefit Men and Women: You let pramium quality GLASTONBURY Stock up with your f.vorit* the problem of improving of Mobtlheat with RT-98 . . . the Duiry Quoon RovtlliM at thfM teaching and the curriculum. 1. Inci'ease Ppige and 6. Think and S p e^ .on. BOLTON, ROCKlVILLE, VERNON most completely effective fvel spacitl nviBga. Coma la aooa Thla year the Board of Directors Confidence Your Feet oil additive in use today. And • •off.r (nr limil.d Uma only. and the Board, of Education |mum- 7. Control Fear and you premium tervlM. Au ENOS TONIGHT ed a vast school biilldbig Im i^ve- 2. Speak Effectively tomatic daliyerlM . . . a bal 12-Pak ment program. Furthermore, the Worry AND 8. Be a Better . .. anced peymient plan and many DO SANDWICHES Board o f Education aought snd 3. Sell Your^lf and other eitraa dedgned to make achieved a decent achool budget Your Ideaa . Conversationalist STATE SENATOR home heating r«ally The approach waa bipartisan Imt 9. Develop Your— only I recall with pride that both NOMINCES 4. Be Your Best With Aidden Abilities Boards werf ateered by Demo Any Group M obilhM t cratic msjorittea. With a strong 10. Earn That Better FROM THE and alert Board, o f Education we 5. Remember Names Job, More Income FOURTH DISTRICT can continue this vital progress. Kepp Up The DALE CARNEGIE COURSE EACH DAY STARTING MONDAY W E G IV E R R IM IIT M Good Work FOR MEN oml WOMEN GREEN STAMPS MRHlTFOi D airy nUESENTia) BY AT 8:00 AJlA. oiid 5:00 PJYl. 4 Queen MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE A TREAT... Michael FiancMXir, ^rea Manager iMseovw bow your bmrite wndaaa, For Farther Information Write: F.O. Box 128. Weat Hartford, or MORIARTY Call Collect, ADame 6-2905 iaalJ4 ibakM aad splits Iset* batter DAIRY QUEEN NO. 1 8R0THERS a u i^ vitb Oaiqr Qnesa. n a t ’s 500 HARTFORD ROAD bteaqsaDaby Qimmi it strvtd 5fseh ALlAtN COE JR.; Proprietor IN ItOCKVILLEI^FREE DEMONSTRATION D IA L 1231 301-315 CM t«r Sf. tbs fieaetr at tba VMy 'peib of DAIRY QUEEN NO. 8 SYKES JUNIOR RlGH SCtiOOL Dawsr <101 MIDDLE TPKE. W. TUESDAY, O f^ B E R 4— 7:47 P.M. . M l 3.-5135 AL nUKIN. PrapilGtGr ^MONDAlCStoS f f pifmer training Denver, Colo.

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Tha show may not be “Maver- Walker, a Los Angeles dental sur puhUe discussion sad noItUcal tor* ick”-under-the-coconut>palnu, but geon. Last March they welcomed mbU that natibiisl thought wns Samantha Is Back, well— a son. Dean Clark. ' arottssd -on ths riayeiT issae. Xt ■ Wen, anyway, let’s talk about Marriage ended the.’’driving am was one o f ths sxploMvs inridssM Diane aa the Samantha who took bition” of Diane, a Kansas City,' leading to the a r il W ar. the Maverick' Brothers but udw Mo., radio station secretary who On Oet 16, 19Bi. aboUttooM But in New Locale had a Uttle trouble ^ t h Warner came to Hollywood to study drama Brown and hls SS-man army oC Bros. by night and'w ork in TV com liberation staged a raid on HaifM ili When the fan mSU started pour Forty, site of the U. S. Arinory led B r BBSKINK JOHNSON I This semaon Diane retuma to TV mercials by day. ing in about Diane’s audience click and arsenal, and an easy gateway Boilywwod Correspondeat aa the co-atar of a new weriily Looking back at the day when- MeCMmiek Newspaper Enterprise Assn. series. She will have no aouthem on “Maverick,” Warner Bros, W am br Bros, wrote off both to the South and slave-holding HoUywood — (NBA) — You re accent but her charms wiU be Just rushed In with plans to star bar in Samantha jand Diane, she says: sections. Educorien member Sanlantha, of course. as sultry and her little Ola ways a TV aeries of her own. "You know, Z really admired The raid failed for lack of siqt-- Samantha, the Uttle ole south Just as crooked aa were those of But money and Diane’s ’’driving them for the stand they took.” port No one willingly Join^ Term IM l-M ern belle who turned her chamUk Samantha. ambition,” .as she tells it, fouled Then eho told me: Brown's srmy. Seventeen person’s,. things up. “Tliey had given me 'a. break. 10 of whom were raiders, w srs^ and croaked little ole ways oin Diane la ddouble-dealing WUhsl- Diane and her agent asked for a They had a point and I had a point. killed in the fighting. Brown and Bret and B ait Kavertck in four mina now. I of Education ‘'Xaverlck" T V shows a couple of lot Of loot but unlike the Maver They decided what was best for eix of his confederates were later 1958-69 years ago. ’The show returning her to TV is ick brothers, W arner Bros, would them, and Tm not bitter now.” hsnged at Charles Town, ths MOM’S ”The Islanders,” dua every n’t budge. So Samantha was 'writ As for comparing. Samantha county seat Brown died on Dec. 2, Personnel IlM four appearances made Di Sunday night on ABC, starting ten put of the series and the studio witli Wilhelmina, Diane thinks the 1600. Ittee 1950-60 ane Brewster the most talked about young actress in Hollywood Oct 2. Instead of being out west, dropped plans for starring Diane new character will be lese tiring telefllm circles. Then Samantha Diane will be way out in the South her own ohow. "because ehe’a iiiore human. She's wasn’t around any more and there Paciflc helping a couple of Maver She then climbed alMard the foxy and sly but she’s more busi 20th Century Foot TV, in co-pro nt Paid For By • was a parade of different dolls in ick-like fellows, Bill Reynolds and movie-go-round as Glehn Ford’s nesslike and even more feminine. duction 'With ABC-TV, le plsnning and out of Bret and Bart’s lives. James Philbrook, operata a one- a new series, "Margie,” based on e Candidate leading lady in “Torpedo Run” and She’s modern, with real chic clothes airplana island-bopping airline. aa Paul Newman’s aged-ln-make- and I'm having a little fim with a the 20th Fox movie which starred Jeanne Crain. Director-writer Richard L. B i^ , up mother in ”Tlie Young Philadel different hair-do In every show.” who created Samantha for "Maver phians.” ick,” also created' ”T lu Islanders” She also caught a gold ring, be — and Wilhelmina. coming the wife of Dr. Zabe Z. ^Brown’s Raid^ (///'/ r: //) / /' ^ \ I I V I !■ \ |( r had been taped on location. Aurthur pointed out that Harp er’s Ferry... has been restored to its original condition, and would make a "superb location” for the JARVIS REALTY 60s show. It is now a national mohu- 30 Flavors BEALTOBS—INSCBOBS ipent, and, according to Aurthur, Besldenttal— Industrial is “an extraordinarily beautiful liHr (Gallons! Oaounereial site.” "John Brown’s Raid” will be di Oustom Sendee For rected Iqr Sidney Lumet. Over M Yeara The script is by Robert Crean, a 36-year-old; pl&ywrigbt whose JOHN L lENNEY 888 E. Center 8L—M I t-4118 play will be directed by Tyrone Guthrie for the Broadway stage G. LEROY NORRIS Diane Brewster will cavort aa double- dealing Wilhelmina in a new production during the 1961-62 sea- TV series titled “The Islanders.” Starred with her 'will be .son. ASSOCIATE ONE HOUR James Philbrook and Bill Reynolds. Diane is best Temembered John Brown's raid, though it asBamantha m i the Maverick show. ended in fadlure, created so much Insurance of All Kinds “lURTIMZINO” Bonds 1 Ho«r Dry CkoNiifiq SATURDAY Television PROGRAM 844 NO.’blAlN STREET A t 80 E. Center S t, Manchester PH O NE MI S-6850 Ohaaart Commentator B ill Shadel. anchor News Spsrts aad Weather 88 Ohnroh Comers, East Hartford Sky. Bias man, wiinwith loiiowuiyfollowiny neNewsmen; Batarday Night News Tree Story Quincy Howe, EMward• P] . Mor- WrestUag --- Ttl aiAIN STREET SMUur SsTm rim John RoKson, Paul H e r r e y . I Cartala Time PHONE Ml 8-5M6 OaMBesia BawUss A1. , Mann and' William------W in te r. "The Rainmakers' Bert Wheeled 2 How Skht Sorvieo L lU e Is VCesa Also. Louis Bean, noted political Robert Woolsey. OetaeUve's Diary analyst. Film and tapi^ hichlichts i Featara Film 8 'A t 88t Middle Tnmpike Weat- WemsT s f Ike Jaasto of the Presidential and Vice Presi "Brigham Young". Tyrone Power, Mancheater .Qaeea Far A Day dential nominees’ weekly cam- Unda Darnell AMeaa Patral paiSnlnc Included. Werii's Best Marie 8 FOR IS YEARS Last St ths Kshotaas S;8i Fealnre 8. 88 “^rgeant York”. Gary Cooper. All Work Dene On Premisea X a T s I Bsserre B o a r 8:88 Ckeekmato 8 Walter Brennan Mr. WisarA Stan-inf Anthony George, Doug fSalaiSay ija i Psrfsi ^ McClure and Sebastian Cabot. "Thele B u llfig h te r an d T h a L a d y " . NASSIFF ARMS CO. IsW RstaeÛa D DerkysHk ' S Dean Stockwell and Henry Jones Robert Stack Oarissa Canriral______s cp-sUr In "The Cynnlde Tooch." 1 N e w s 48 HAS BEEN THE BIGHT .jv Lsasas BasekaS M. M College student Is determined' to I'Hsaer BeB Flayhease. 8 R em em b er M •. JSfcLiwaukee ra Pittsburgh unmask a gangland maatermlnd "Chamber of Horrors.” LHli PLACE TO OO FOB 1:H Yaakee BasckaU responaible for the Ut-run kUllng Palm er, Leslie Banks. Yaokeea vs. BMtoa of a friend. News nnd Memento sf MedHa EVEBYTBINO TOO WANT , MoBdieslor's OfRciol l;W Daasfcall T h a Tan-M a n t t . 88 lis a ' 8 fOPLE ' ' i - Red Sox rs New York Stoning Bam Ailliran and CIu Charila Chaa tt .. m . " 9:M F m Qaass owinw ■ptpwviQpi Gulager tai“ The Sitawl.” ) News A Werihsr 8 ts. n i M r e I t T e B e a r e r 8, 48, 88 I N e w s 8 SPORTING GOODS IVELY m . Syracuse vs. Kansas fHsMng Barbara Billingsley and 9fwff1OTI 19 I fiarissa Ptoyhaasa Hugh Beaumont with Jerry Math- 1 T.r. Raee sf ths Week U and Tony Dow. "Bes'rer.W os't Dana Wynter Has an anthology- Fas aye Theater • B a t " ’ .■ tyM series on tap for 1961-62 on 1016 M A IN BY.— M I 9-1647 iTION Osrkise Breefcs S 8:88 Ths Deputy t i , 88 C ^ -T V ...J o h n Raitt has beeii "HOUSE OF SPORTS” BewHas n. M Henry Fonda stars, Allen Case c ^ cooK'ss;^ Btara in "Meet sim cnnt iSriqsr.” s ^ e d for three Bell Telephone \ Ras^K CsaaMr • S ihoiis MANCHESTER GREEN Oiet. Oallaat It. M LgW M ee WeMfe ’ Dadfina Bggr hours...A total of 117S animal ^^^Dackpta Bewlfaic 19 aetera appeared in motion pictures 1 Ms l&e KeW tt Popular m êal hour t e k S f i S M I S-8M1 Lawrence Welk and hls Oam- find telefilms during June, accord ROYS' i Feet Oaase t$ pagne Music Mafcsra ia ing to a survey by the American Wreeimge aiad Read Serriee dancing airi Iiaalninientol ' solos, RSE I Tea Weston I •DRESS IIP PANTS Merle At Hlne Humane Assn... .Julie London will WaH Disaey . 8 " C k y o f luest”. Jamas <^- star in the English T V version of Tales ef the West 18 ____ aey. Ann Shi______FINE AS80BTMENT OF Daace Time , SI 8:88 Bare Oan. Win Tisral 8 Noel Cowsrd> Astonished B i s P ie t a r e 48 Heart.” . . .Comedleniie Carol Rur- ■ •SWEATERS Ifsstksll IS C^priga MdÔaadldalee tt. 88 Oprerage of the acttrUies and nett will make her first guest ap S t Louis . al Saa Franclaos 'riein on the eandldries during I Newe. Weather 0 Sserie 8 ^ Hie Presidential campaign. pearance away from t^ Garry •SHIRTS B e y B e s e r s 18 18:88 Qansmeks ' 8 Tales eT the Vlklags 88 Moore Show on the Rosemary fitorring James Arness and aooney-JbseFerrer Thanksgiving pyos Oitt Wrapping A d v e a ta re S e r ia l 88 featuring Amanda. BIske. Deanis I Pete * OMys 8 W earer and Mllbura Stone. Day special on N B C -T V ...A ft i^ Oampy’s Oener 8 DIrem OetM .8 Jimmjr Durante’s lO-year N B C Mevie At Seres '1 8 V A . M a rs h a l 88 "City of Conquest”. Jam es Cac- Maa Frans latorpyl M contract expires next summer, he ney. Ann Bherim a. : F^âstMe. g promises, "Til do a filmed TV series Feetball BishWMs tt hAoriMod's it T have to finance it myself!” . . . We sell BewHas Stars B til4> Tembatoaa Tsrritoi 691 MaiB .St<-M 9-1282 rnghtnyFetrel S M to ra a tls i ■ w ay ;Franee Yfiiyen wiU hive a regular BARRE Q U m Ifew Beriseas SI. milng told AS A cabkret singer In UtS9Bs^.w!rittji7r ^ ^ tong. Kong." She was driMnally. .;jch8duled for Jusi oi\* guestmg. \ MONUMEMfS Oaae m the . Mason I# hiM .by, pm! ^ business' exAdSuvs' > of a larcenous, .I'freeitw IRIPLE REFINED en: hew. (Qeaseit P r im ^ X .' • BHUbS: Ci -H.' WnvQ flRwm VWOelaH • ATLAN TIC H?:ATING • tbopicaljibh ; i Spe^ on lAheiit oMnRan, MichaelJau i4eh. .‘'Tto MUI.” The CaitwrlsfieThri* ttieir nelghben' u n u G McKinney it t SAPOMTI adw.iye bring Sttped by aa L. T. WOOD CO. u wofWMUDOB nr. , 'ear and im oM A L COMPANY MANOBEnmt *1 «1» Canter 8t>-«BL « a 8-T988 leli'phone Mitchell 3-1179 Ml 9-9690 ter . lionalist four — ibitities lat Better i Income

ITUXE sr ftt Hartford* or P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANÊSTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTipBER 1, 1960 1 i M t MANCHESTER EVENING flERALD, MANGHEanfEiS, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 , 1 9 6 0 P A G E T H R E E SUNDAY Telewision PROGRAM FLETCHER TUESDAY Television PROGRAM 7:4S Cbriatlu 8el«w« 5:88 Maa VrUheal A Qua S Brown in “ The Mad Bunch." Mar. •:M n « Blit notar* J^lcIMty Galt 88. 88 shal Trudp helps Joe Knox make 8:86 Faalars Film 9 Sany Snead matchea, atrokes with hia choice between the girl he ass o r . I GLASS COMPANY Cealiaeatal ...... Uaireriltr •! Ibe Air lowyhandicap. Thia week’s oppon- loves and the outlaws he quit. m is 0 «r Faith ;ânget^ Yaars”. Tbl« Is Tbe Life enf Is Jerry Lewie Oawan, Marilyn Mtnuree MAW AJ ^ M n e k • its News MllUoa Dollar Movie 18 ) Teday 8:18 F^lbaH Parade 18 "High Peril.’^ William PoweU, A Py6Î,A88~MtttltCTBC!BfcW OalvereHr ef the A lt Peneya meater 9 help.. ■ :90 Tbe Cbrisleobere 8:88 Gbllece Bewl a , Edna Best. ENOLOSOtES—OLASS FUENITITRE TOPS—PITTSBTOOH PAINT 7tM R m t Shew 89 Latto Travel ■' 18 ELECTRONICS ■formation game: witli Allen 7:98 *m e Paradine Oaae”. Gregory Ma Martin’s Boaadap N ^ t a m k f:M Prarcr ■' t:88 TV Theater 8 T e i « 5Mer I Peat. Ann Todd ^dden, moderator, and eight col- “Hooray Ftor Love” . Starring Art 9:84 Tam KweB Show 9 »|M Blesslera Of Ubettr legian contestants.. Four-menHter Karty Shew 16 LABORATORIES Tbe Obrielepbcrc Carney with guest stars Tony .’ ’Fury at Flimaoe Creek” . 'Victor Starring Tom Bwell. Marilyn Br- ELECTRONICS leAMlrjr Oa Tarade team of top undergraduate etw< Randall, Janla Paige and Jane 7:88 Mature ' , aklne and Mahal Albertson. Tom Aatcrleaae At Weifc dents from the Vnlvertlly of Iowa PowelL Various aspects of Potter encourages his daughter, ;M Perreptlea will challenge a team from the I'amour American. •iM U p auehatde f.stSSlRL***""'""”’* 19 M bble to join her school band. LABORATORIES 'sllae University of llllnote. (Setlson T. V. Show « , 88 Thriller It. 98 277 BROAD Cbrlellaa Seleaee / Premiere). MANCHESTER 9i66siaa SFeatare **!!** •■Film ■ ««>»•• Btan-lng Boris Karloff as host (ColorL Presents Roy Rogers and mST'lla Tta dfe. S , 1:45 5 = « Heclal'lecarilySfcVeS'JeeaHJr la _AeMea / News 88 88 Dale Bvaas In "County Fair. "Miraclm For Shle” •:U Otaleh Oarge ‘ The Mark of the Hand.” Mon* Eyerymaa’e FaaiHy IS U. S.A.." with Holly Bee. Walter Young. Florence Rice Freeman and Jessie Rojrce Landis 277 BROAD |15:M I^mp■ *——>K Vate mmg My MOT*Pee* FIIm gg 6 :6 6 9 * * ^ Draw MeOraw Reltnous aerlee, with Dr. Qe Brennan la npeclal guent atar. fjarteea PlayheMS co-star. Blght-yeai'-old daughter 8:88 FatM TIm Mallea S (Premiere) alao as guest will be MOTOR SALES B e m w Resm J of a Tridower becomes tha su s p ^ t«m CM DBPIQND m i Crotners. “The Amerioan Leaeh Ouest: Senator Lyndon B. John- Brave StalHea I^ « r e m primarily for children (he Marx Brothers. nrom t ouDSNOBnjB d e a l e r ’* Tex Pavel Fmi Ihew Big PIrtare 6| In a marder case. ateut the Boston Tea Party with J2." JP-I>emocratlc Vice TIm Bohol s sa ss Almaaae 6:36 Westker, Hews a*4 Sperte ■ S ^ e Oaaeh West 9, 48. a EASY TO tile TV or Radio yo« hay I^sldentlal ’ candidate. Stuart StorrtorNlok Adams In "tS Tmwe .Mark Saber P*c}uy« and sotik. Arthur Breiad Novins. moderator. Cliamp/’ Johnny becomeb in 512 WEST CENTER STREET wUh fueet Edith Conneelleat Cengressieaal Debates i n S.1 8 U 9t88elm Ii^S5*^!j-5*¥**'*** Married Jeaa 6:38 Pepeye 8 PARK HERE from STANEK’S. Itfa Whitney lecturer In Children's volved In professional prise fight Brave StalHea I t A^wuvoviiic, A wuas unxaumut- ing. . „ !!* '"** F fBtew. Ctahheuir - t l nms and her 13-yea(M>Id son, Department of the Hueeum of **•«• Yhe Frees 88 boeked by DBPBND- 8:88 The Islaaders 8, 58, 88 *;45 R u jerte Mills Wild Bill RIcheek David, ,who thinksllttllRM sheRtlQ toIR ' dead.UW a* There’s never A r*****Fg Big Mae yg Stars William Reynolds, James 19:68 Deeember Bride but who actually abandoned her This Is The Answer ■ Phil Silvers ' n ladaatry Oa Parade 58 proUem pt STAIUDK^ Phllbrook and Diane Brewster in Oeagh Be Ml 6:46 News 8. 13. 81 hushed and child (Premiere), ABLE SERVICSE. Ohallee Of Balrallea a „ 2 «u «I»e Fairbaahe 88 "Safety-Tested Sael* 1 V.8 . Marshal The Bl* Plelare M "Five O’clock Friday.’’ Larcenous Naws a Wealhar 8 18 No meters either. Open 1 :88 Twentieth Centary 8. 48 girl brings two American (Hers U:M VMee VOIage' 58 9:88 Rad Skelton Shew S I . . This Is The Life M ;^The Remagen Bridge.’’ tiMtSaerta 5t 115:N Tbe Llrler Werd * together as partners In a one- Star Perfsrautee* 1 Albert Bathe Reparta Starring Red Skelton^ Skelton por Ihtirsday evening* inita Bemaeen B ^ge and lie role In plane airline. (Premiere). 7:48 Death VaBey Days / 8 trays GeorgeCeorge Appleby, becomes______* « d ,.u re l. M the Allied victory In World War 18:88 Caadid Camera 8 U s ^ Cars" f^TorT”“ "” ** ’**• *• »®rlee. “ Those Who KxpcdlUan a clairvoyant aboptabout the Los' An I \ K \ UK >, s \ I 1 ■v| I: \ K I II. (Repeat) Walter Cmnklte nar With Arthur Godfrey, as host, M svIc'At Seven , 18 geles Dodgers baseball nm es, Ale —the dramatiution of the rates. Dorothy (ToIIiiui, Eddie Albert and U.8 8 rtL ,*e*"i2 e f * ' “ . . l l old Jewish Short Story atwut the Peeple Are Fancy 88 "Sliver Dollar". EMward cf. Rob .and his Trife Clara, playM by Day of Atonement. f ' Allen Funt. (Tandid (limed se ITteel* BigM St 88 inson, Bebe Daniels Vivian Vance, decides to cash In Art LInkletter la boat. Couple Is quences Involving Arthur Godfrey, (Color) on his ability. I \ I, \ I II. I - \ I I ■. A I I \ K I Tbe Lisle* Werd 8 ■ sent to Utah during the honey- Weather. Leeal News 38 New* jA Dorothy Collins and (shot on' loca ,, m Pîtetm# a Hews a Weather 86, Sdeacs Floti« SUM IJ F fc moon-to prospect for uranium. A tion In Europe), A Rome Mlice- - U :lt ms Clear Uerlsea 1 |1*:45 fb e Pertbeic 8 contestant plays the anagram man and a young Danish Osamalratlea IS M 7:18 Comment 14:48 Garry Maoye Show s OP ,, „ 5 8 ,W in iee By Oalbeard “ game, and a Unlvae couple is Highway Fatrel 8 Newa 38 EKarring Garry Moore. Guests; model. (Premiere). Guests: 'Yogi —vuiooi ouliieuy Biar x,'nita nir t»:5* Dederslaadler Oar Wsrid questioned. Berra;v Hickey Mantle and Jona m e NEW T j ^ y ’s Wamaa 58 7:88 What la m e World 3 Musical comedy star Chita Rivera CANADA Faltb For Today Sea Bast g RESTAURANT Film 81 and comedian Dlok Van Dyke. . Lab. M than Winters. Lasamia 33, 38 McBRIDE'S Business 18 jUretta Vauag Shew It. 88 13:88 Lave Of Life S. 58 Starring John Smith and Robert Wvjta The Barbarian • tt, 88 Scbool Slary- Whinybirds’ n ROOTE • ABd 44—BOLTON Trath er Oeaeeqneawee 33. 88 (Color) Special presentation, Saored Heart Starring Loretta Young in "Fair Crawford Jm In "Three Rode UPK . 1 ^ 1 Dianey Presents 58 Exchange” . Married woman re m e Texaa 8 88 West.” Slim Sherman becomes filmed In Rome. Jack Palance SPORT SPOT 11:16 LIvlar Word “ Davy Crockett and tbe River DANCWO EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 33:38 It ^ . I d Be Y e* ».• S etars. Actress Millie Vitale to spe IN Sim AN C E 11:88 Camera Three ceives a confession of love from a romantically Involved with a 100 C E N T E R ST. —Pirates.” o «~ n v ,M , Starss.ve«as a Fess « - c o a Parker. A m i fbCS . DavyA .m iT J’ Bachelor acquaintance. (C olor)^ saloon girl. Guest star Vera Miles. cial guest star. RIvak, the son Of This Oer Faith and hts M l are taken prisoner by Beea a Day 8. 58 88 Mad Hoase Open Bad IS Wsrid Series S p ^ a l 8, U OONSCLT Indian (Thief Black Eagle. (Re- 18:88 Johany Stareato 8. 88 , Finest In Food 9he GeMlng LM d 8 Preview of the 1960 classic. Mel EvfiHiMk SoIm omI peat). 1:88 My Little R u 3 e 8 wB5hv.88CB Ilia D iaier h i i i n u r B C . . 11:551 , .M News Selenoe What’s My LlaeT 8 Allen heads a battery of «>ort»- Flayhease 88 John Daly, moderator; panelists Aboal Facee 8. 48. 58 casters Including Howard <5oselI. vowii revenue on Kalmua. the Sarvie* » : 8 8 lastcbts 7:88 l4Msie 8 Dorothy Kllgallen. Bennett Cerf, Luncheon and Dinner Menus Chris Schenkel, others. Interviews fleet’s commander. OHARLBS J. VAN DECSEN Matty’s F a a d » ______Starring Jon Provost, June Lock Arlene Francis, and guests. Mevie Matlaee 98 with managers and players and TV Presents g. 4#. SS - Diotriot Sapervtaor "Better Ball TTian Never." Laey hart and Hugh Reilly. Timmy This Is Year Life . . 88 OOOKTAIL LOUNGE—NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT "Newa la Made At Night” . Preo- (limed hlghUghU of the re B l^ b e th Montgomery' stars In Crosby Piborgloi BeoH cat hM bad luck flshln*. .hie learns a lesson in the meaning of Wiwer Wlachell Shew 8. 58 FREE PARKING-^ÂIR-OONDITIONED _ ton Foster spective pennant-clinching games. The Death WiHt*.” Jesebel who *ulde book tells him to use live cou rse when he Is trapped. Death, Valley Days SI ' 1)*9 As The WarM Taras t! 58 Also Roy Campanella. appears on sends a man to certain tragedy IM E Oeater St, Maaebeoter crow M bait. (Repeat — other Saa Fmaelscs Heat 8 ____ ‘ WEDDINGS, BANQUE'rS, PARTIES Wha Da Y s* T r u ^ 8 during an Indian Scouting expedl** stories). 11:88 Suaday News Special 9 a si>eclal segment of the program. Gotor Titrilars Shirley Temple Shew tt. 98 News 88. 58 OPEN SUNDAYS MI S-SS48 Newt IS RIBemaa 4# yon, only to have him return In Tek MI 9.MM or PI X-«M1 Arsaed Tewa «e (Color) “ Wlnnle-The-Pooh.” star Pageant gg death for savage revenge. John News B Weather • 8:88 Father Knows Best 8 Newland, host’^llrector. , , , , ^ " " r Oardea M ring Shirley Temple as narrator, .. .. N'*bt Bepert tt 1:38 AlH om e With Kiity I t StaiTlng Robert Young and Jane I*:!* America’s Newsreel 88 will nilde viewers through the 11:18 Mevie tt 1:86 Fall arcle » Mevie ]g Ml 9.5747 U:S8 We Believe 8 Wyatt. (Season Premiere). ” A ’'Silver Dollar” . Bdward O. Rob worla at Pooh Comers. Puppet ’’Knute Rockne AH American” . . fft*. N " ™ P Obew 33; 38 Night To Remember.” Cornel Becky aed Hie Prieade 8. 48 characterlutlons by Bill and <5ora 11:15 Feature Film 8 • (Color) inson. Bebe Daniels §«*«Ma Pletlea Theater *J Baird. Teddy Eccles âys Chris Wilde comes to the Aifderson I 17.8. Marshal g Mr. Happy as ‘The Sorceress.” Morlne Vlady, . m 3. d8. M home and the entire family is TOURAINE PAINTS topher Robin. Nicole Courcel W. P, QUISH 3:38 Gale RIsrm Shew 8. 88 turned topsy-turvy, 8kew'1^l4li Jane Allysen 4# 18:55 Oral Be^rte le Mnvie At 7 18 Haase Party s. 48 Markkam u *’** Sardaer’e Almaaae *t Werld’s l ^ t Mevles • m e RlBeman 8. 88 FOR EXPERT "Hl«h Peril”. William Powell, "Submarlrte D I". Pat O’Brien, Starring Chuck Coimors la "Wom ► News. Ifeatker and Snerts ••BRUSHES West Point 8 Edna Best.. Wayne Morris 3:88^5RaJ:roJ!Sr*- “ I . .. 5*8 Pleture Brekea Arrew 88 an Worn Hog Ridge. Lucas Mc 1:15 Pro BasbelbaH M Late Shew 88 FUNERAL HOME Cain shoots a would-be horse thief WmM’s Beet Msyle *' **' ^ ★ Froiil' End AMgwmeEi • WALLPAPERS 7:88 Deanls Tha Meaaee 8 "Guadalcanal Diary’.’. Prerton Night Unto N l^ t'*, Ronald Rea Home Barn Derby 8 • Starring Jay -Norths Herbert An Poster. **5 MAIN STREET All Star Fteyhamw 48 8:84 The Maay Loves Of Dobte OIBIa gan. . £?••••'! Carnival n derson. Gloria Henry and Joseph Prevaes 59 TEL. MI S-fl*4* 3:88 ^ T a r M Is YsBrs 3. 58 8 Big Brws tl i r WIim I BolcMiciR9 1:88 Champ e ’N iCballeayero 18 l ^ m These Be eta Starring Dwayne Hickman in • SANDERS, POLISHERS Schlae Ten Pin Bowlin* M Kearns. Dennis tries to prevent I*:58 News A Weather 8 83. 38 y o u 'r e Nothin’ But A Houn’ Maws and Waalbsv at Mr. Wilson's going “ out of retire l l ; U Moment of Meditation 8 . Ceaaeetieut Baadiitaad • U:U STEAMERS FOR RENT FronUers Of Fallh w ment." 1:15 News 8 Be Oar Oaeet Dog.” Dobie gets an unexpeêd £a«k Paar Shsw 88 Compitto Broko Collesfo Nowo Conferenee 58 assist from ms buddy Maynard Featare Film a . Maverick 8. 58 58 1:8 8 Npws 8 Whs De Ys* Trwatf s when he tries to raise money for Sorvleo Roger Moore stars in “ The Town 4:84 Baager Andy a date with a Southern belle. V era’lSlleS Niven. 4*® National Chairman, *ueat. That Wasn't There." Entire town ROBERT J. Pail’s Paiat aad , moderator. INCORPORATED Oe»ae*r Playhaase AHred HtIcheoek Presents It, 98 Jack Faar Shew la and all Us inhabitants suddenly Hie IntematVmal TV featival at Amerieaa Baadataad 8. Alfred^ Hitchcock to host "*rhe Featare 58 .• 1-45 YeelMday’e' Newsreel s vanish from one location and — SEE — Monte Carlo win debut a* an an MsTte I t Doubtful Doctor.” Man believes ha 11:88 A*«k Faar Shew n 1 .ss ■•••ball Game Show 8 turns up in another. EBAL "Maiihat R «v »y 6ta Round . WallpaiMir Sapply 1:85 Yaakee Baseball 8 8:88 Ed SuHivan- Show 8 nual event. Nov. 15-36 for world has just met hts wifa for the U :88 Ntohl Desk, g _ Yankees v « Boston Phil Regan. first time. (Movie Con’t). * CLARKE MOTOR SALES 645 Main St.— M l 9-0300 3:M Baseball • Guests: Danny Thomas; the Mc wide recognitiem of the medium'a ESTATE • SMITH ”INSURAN8BaTH8 SINCE ltl4” • IN8UEANGE . Beam Per Itad^ 89 Wyatt Bam 8 , 58 News and Weather t . SOI BROAD ST, Guire Slaters, vocal trio; Bob Mgrhest aftistje achievem ents. 4:18 Rdge Of NIghI 4 Starring Hugh O'Brian in ’"tlic Red Sox vs. New York Newhart, comedian; Earl Grant, s e s M AIN STREET, GROUND FI-OOR—M I S-6M1 ■Here’s HeBywaod 83. 98 g4—»—Memeata ef Oemtart 8 M I 6-3012 ProfesslenaJ Feetball tt 9$ * Prince Ranler is sponsor Doctor." When Tombstone’s only News ” 88 Chicago at Baltimore singer-organist. M d others. (Sea- MANCHESTER PIctare F «r A Sanday Afleraeaa Added guests: ing: The event .. A survey showed Mickey Rooney and The Harvest that the 1960 Presidential conven Our SPEEDY Sp««ialfry 3:M Football Ag M Mm b - ^ 11 CharaploM of 1980. National 7'elvet it, 8# tions drew up to 135% larger TV TRULY DELICIOUS Stars Lori Martin In “ Chip.” Vel- audiences than the 1966 sessions, WEDNESDAY Tefeufofon PROGRAM I;## Movie"” '” ' " j ; ,-vet saves her horse King from an compared with a' 17% increase in Maiieiiesfir" “ Beach Pirates.” Anthony Dexter- ^ i**?®*' by a juvenile delinquent. TV set ownership during the four- IT DOES Make A Difference Where You Save! Chaaael 5:86 Featarc Film $ •:4# My Sister EUeen < Ixin Chaney 8 ;M Tab Hnaler Shnw I t 88 6:88 CeatiaeBM Oasaraem 38. 38 "Belle Starr’s Daughter.*’ George year period „ A Nielsen survey (Color) CHICKEN Oaa*e Show 8 "M y Brother, the Hero." Starring Montgomery, Rod Cameron. ConYalesMt Home, cjSD The Falcons j Tab Hunter. Paul Morgan learns showed that American families with 4:88 This Oar Faith 8 Pepeya Theater ■ Mjf.phri2ûp«?f“iêa ‘SSS that he has been touted as “ the " f t i k ’f t 7:84 Teday Amertoan LeainM Football 8 TV seU are now tuned In 26.7% of 33. 38 First Show , 88 H m world’* ” flae*t eatta’ chlolc- bravest man In the world." I^TSraHj ef tha Air 9 freaking The Sound Barrier” . iSt*Rutt r w «.S ‘’-S New York vs. oallaa the entire seven-day week— 5 5 .9 3 7:88 Prayer Inc* Sporto Camer* 88 Lawman 8 58 58 9 . Ralph Richardson, Ann Tbdd. tw” with Inromparable taste. Starring John Russell and Peter average hours per week. vS A V I M G S 3iô 7:85 Tewa Crier 9 Eariy Shew 86 i* picture layout for the Mary H. Olblln, President News ' 9 RuiPJ^* ôinpMfed by one of Weather "International Settlemeat” . Katherine M. Olblln, Manager- TAKE HOME SERVICE y/ 33 George Sanders. LOAM 7:88 PerceptieB Admiral Swabby 58 Ferry ^ m o ’s Mnsle Hall sz ss '26 Cottage St., Manchester /' CkUTMlt Breahfast——— ^ Bepert 8 .\ s s <) < r r I () N 8:88 Big Mae 18 ' Gurat^'Shei?^ ,F®"y i a 6-5879 A a a iu r 3:44 Hap Richards 8 Berman. Fabian MONDAY Television PROGRAM 8:15 Oaptala Ksagasea 8 Eariy Shew 88 DivldeBd 9:89 Featare Film 8 Lane Ranger 54. 88 «n5"Sl® Johnny Borden Automstlo SprlnUcr and DEN’S DRIVE-IN Ohaaael 8:88 Olatch Owga 8 8:88 Coatlacatal ClaasroMS Raager Aady Show 8 S:M Dacltpla BowUag ]g R ato "Cm Danger” . Dick PoweH. Hon 8:88 Bat Maitersea 8 ‘ pJemfereV. _ Lightning Protection' MS CENTER ST.—MI S‘X4«0 (Color) t t . 8 8 Amerlcaa Baadstead 8, '58 58 da Flemming ]bwiUlaa Bye M mm me Movie I* ]^ b Hope Show u *8 Tepper ' 9 Cartoon Playhoase 18 Member of Associatloa of Con 8:88 This Oar Faith Starring Bob Hope In a comedy Wild BUI Uchock 58 In "&ea necticut Chronic and Convalen- Today "It's A Joke Son". June Lockhart Bemmr Beem SS — A®* w StÂmahlp lln6 hires ort- Kenny Delmer variety special. Guests: PatU Tex Pavel Fun Shew 98 Get Set Go 88 oent Hospital*. . . . Uatverslly a( Iba Air I^gC' David Rose and His Op- 8:38 News. Weather and Sports 3 evl'deneB*'«hI? I^Paka to sift 7:M Prayer . Make Boom Per Daddy 88 Almnnnc chestrA Singer. Bobby Darto is 9:86 Loeaey Taaes Sea Haat M te,2f"£r® *'}*.* 0P«r*tore of char FOR ECONOMICAL, 7:85 Tawa Crier 5:38 Edge al Nl*ht * siMclal guest. Joan Crawfordwlll 6:38 Sportscope. News A Weather 8 tered Honolulu craft are atOTrinr . 8:18 CaptalBPtab HasKaasarea M ^ t lc a aboard the peusenger Newa s.aa 2 * " ’^ >*. 54 H,o*lywood Deb Stars 9;M I Married *___ • Bebia H a ^ IS PROMPT. ERPERT . Weather of 1960. (Premiere). Olabbease SS 7:88 Fereeptloa F«iil«r« Film g Sarfslde Six g, 59, gg Don WILLlS Garage Wild Bin Hiebeek 88 ~ ~ 18 '■Braahor Doubloon**. Oeorgo 16:4.S^^"1S«. *•44 Get a Secret PLUMBING and . Breahtaal Tima 8 Daaay Thomas Show ’ 8 FIfan 88 8 H E A T IN G 8:88 Hap Biekarda i Montgomery 9:88 Aady Griffith Show 8 B O A U S T S m S;U News L 33. n ,e e. Baclag IS UaalalB Kaaaaroo 8 First 9bnw gg SasS" "* "" 14:44 TV Boar. SS Service Dante gg gg ALIGNMENT aai 38:88 Vidm TiBaga 8:88 Albert Bark# Depart* 88 CONTRACTOR NOTE—Colorcast The World Series ^The Paradine Caaa**. Gregory Sports d# "The Revolt of Judge Llovd” ■ games. Teams and slari- Peck. Ann T ^ d . '■ Taradlsa 8. 58.’ 88 I 8BRVI0B Star Fcrfennaaca United Nattens M eeti^ n 88 O r A I MahM of Rarly Skew gg Street ef Danger gg Play Tear Haaeh 7:48'i K r Jast Moa 9 Oommeroial >"g, tlraea will he announced. Poa- l#:gg Hdnaetey g __ __ _ ^------AUTO REPAIR (Color) Shotgu SUdo 8 wmmaUon and Interpretation* of sl6 le starting date la Wednesday. ‘•David Hamm*’. Will Rogers MIMit4VS-48St—18 MAIM ST. MANnOBSTEB Movie A l Sorea IS Unfted Natlou OcL 6. cooper. "HaU to „ To* Ashed Fe* M TV, RocKo ood PlioRot a.aa ^^'••bb y Shew 58 . U ;8t I Leve Lacy "Lady Killer” . Jame* CMaey, General Assembly MeeUngs. 8 :88. Featarc Filas g 1:88 Big Mae Shaw ■ 18 the C^lef.” Corpsman Max shows Margaret Lindsey Wto* f^ s b y Shaw 8. 58. 88 "Go Getter". Hank MoCuae Early Show 88 reluc^ce to apply (or tha rating Tha Priea fa BiaM 33. I t ▼•riety show starling ReMdential -Capt Gallaat dt 58 of chief pharmacist's when a (Color) W aatte, Leeal Mairs 93 PImiio m i 9-4S37 1 * 5 ? " - ■ Diaaer Is Sarvad ■ Maws aad Weather 39. dt Bampet Boom tt 5:55 ClBleh Car*# ’ 8 vacancy occurs. (Season Pra- T.V. Mall Order 99 Almaaae - 5# 8:88 Waady Waadaccher 8 ’ miere). Samsacr Flayheuaa U :M Ceaceatralten 7:18 Deaglas Edwards, Hew* 56 a o« T ** '■•• *baw 88 CarlaoB PlayhaisM 18 Skew ft, Jt SNERWIII-WllilAIIS Tha Passerhy SS 9:85 Laoaey Tuaea 58 Jaagle Jim _ n Good atisen/^ eUrrlng Barbara , Oleav 'Hartoeas Be rv lu* Potterfron's > Com pass n Stanwyck with gueat »tar Hume Sigh way Palral Naws 88 jiâm y Playheee# 7:88 Tha Aqaaasate 8 IM Ceator St-lom . Ch«rch St. 8:88 I Married Jaau 8 •=*5 Weather Newe A Sporte . 8 Crpnyn. Concert pianiat. the only • INTBEIOB PAINTS EXTEEIOB Starring Kaitir-Larsen and Jeremy Maralag Shaw 88 Califeralaas M wltneM to a hlt-and*nm accidem. Slate. Kaanaa Wynn guest stars HHARL.LOREI 18:88 December Bride 58 8:88 Spertseope 8 W ^tened Into silence by the SWP PICTURE raSM B^^TIST MATBUALsI Ui44 Lem Of Ufa Tralh ar Oeaseqas**) as a convicted safaeraeker ra- U . f l News. Weather aad Bpsi5s Oearb Re Ml 88. '8 Aetlea Theater M AB1 ■eatm WALLPAPER, Bfe laased from Alcatra* to help PhoM Ml 9-7412 Saala . 9 ’ ■Robin Hood" M eile _ u Tha Texan ■fertdto 5 ^ Mevie j 18:88 Video Village 58 Wild Bill HIcheek. 88 • My Wild Irish Rose** Denala Ml MAIN ST. mnu MI 8-M881 13i8t Qaera Far A Bay salvage valuable talstorlcal docu Morgan Arlene Dahl ^ Wartd Secies JItoa Ow ments from nsunken gunboat. Ster Fcrfarmaaca 8 N ajera Dlgcal 88 Wagon Train 98, St Play Hear Ruaeh 88. 88 8:58 Newa S. 81. 88 18:|8 ^ s id e a lla l CsaaMowa Color . „ Wealhar s Jackpot Bowliag , Ward Bond and Robert Horton co- 8:85 Albert Barhe Beperte 88 star in "The Horace Beat Story, ” n M A m t l R A . You Ashed For H 8 Peter Onaa 8^58’ 88 with guest star George Oobel. 11:88 I Lore Luer 8. 58 ■perta , 88. 58 Starring Craig « * v e n a ^ ’ "Iphe U :,8 *5 7:88 After Diaarr Havie 1 1:88 ^ Hie Werld Taras Dtotanl cousin of Major Seth M e Price U Bisbl 88 W Passenger." Sdsing murder Adams attempts to drive him cot (Colon "Pursued". Teresa Wright from a bus. a man>irns to Peter WIDE CH OICE O F NGW. 1 ^ Da T a* T i«s ir CM. Sammer Plavhouaa Phil Slivers 8 _ „ The Ohristapkers of buslAeas. tHAMBERS Gunn for help. (Prdmiere). , 3:48 Fan OIrala Hoag Haag. . S 11:8 8 CoarrnlraUoa Mevie At Sevea 1 1 J1 :N S ^ T MODERN FRAMES , • 3 wSJu^Si.f'iTvte, *: MsvUig.... Clear Harlsoa "M y Wild Irish Rose” . Dennis News. W e a l ^ .aad Speete Ymur f w w e * beotMoe b IWBBty seceeeory Jaa Murray Shew 31. 34 Rod Taylor stars in "Murder Highway Patrol - Morgan. Arlene Dahl. Royal.” Newsman Bvans joins in Paicldag.... J^rld’s Best^ Me vies g w fc * jroB rliooae ffw a oBr 3:31 Heabe Party, project to save life of red-har 11)34 g S f M s I t e w n Aeadrmy Playhoaoe Weather Leeal NaWa 88 Hi*deni frame*! f S Film • . News at Ibe Hear aad Wealhar 88 ,.rV5* oMJarkness". Errol Flyan, 3. 8. assed,.Asian ruler. M . ” S?n>t.) • 11:88 I.MVr (!• Llle News aad Weather M Walteiôuston - 3:44 fito'lfitepaS r* 8:86 Waatod Dead e r AHra I Local sr Big ^ w s . n Starring Steve McQueen. Josh IJifJ Hews A Weather 1 rralh «t OoBaeqaeaeoa The Peenle’s Choice 58 1)44 N*ws' asid Memento ef Oamferi 8 \Long IMstanee 17 OAK ST. The Trxaa 7:16 Joha Daly, News , It Nm s aad Weather 88 • ^ 8 Randall eneiMinters hts most chal 11:88 II Could Hr You tteaglas Edwards'A The Newe 59 If 44eather 58 3:39 The Vevdlrt Is'Yawri 3. 18 lenging adversary, hts own heart, ______■ 38 1 Color) News 88 lt:15'Fealare Film 8 ECONOMY OPTICAL FTaai Tbasa Bests when ns brings a vroman to jusr "High I-onesome". Joha Barry OeaaeeUeiH' B" ' ' ■ 33. 38 P h ^ Ml 3^247 Wuees For A Day 5. 48. 7:M Rlverboat ' ' IX, 88 8 0 8-8078 ' Waad^hd Th« number of TV sets In the .IRAILER VAN SERVICE The GaMlac Light TO TrIl.The Tralh 5k more. Chill Wllla ■ Be Oar Oaest . . The'Priea Is BIgbl (Ctoler) SS. 88 Jack Paar Show M Adventaree at the Belsen Faas- world ha* Increased by'more than I .Ifv l.lltle Miirgta ('hyeaae 8. 58, SS Color Wh* Da Yra TraMT 88 Abeat Faevsr >, Clint Walker stars In "The j^n g ily ' 8 10.7 million since laat,year at this 808 B. MIDDLE T8»8tD Ai: ttomr With Kilty Hope." Cheyenne returns ^to the Fealare 58 88 â^y PtoyheM . 81 Statrlng Ossie, and Harriet Nel tim e ... There are now '68 coun .Unvir Hatlaee -T'town where . the man w ^ ralst^ 11:88 Jack Faar Shew IS Amerieaa Haadslaad 9. 84 51 son and -sons Rick and David! M l 8-8187 or E tfA OH 9-14M lt : t t Nttc Desk 8 Marla u "David Gets Discouraged,” when tries which have TV atatlons... "Cuhnn Fireball," Eslelllta Rod- him was Ivnched. 1X:85 Mevie I^B ’I. a COiURN&jl«IDpUBROOK,liic. ^ rlqeux 8:15 Polilleal Telecast , ' *1, 98 ' i 'W l w of Dahgar” . Kay Keadall, hto lob as .a law 'clerk contlnuM Detroit, Ifich., will begin a two- I ;M As The World Turao 18:58 News A Weather 8 Zachary*anr Scott I■> to consist of opening mail, and Sponsored by the Democratic Na- 1:88 News and Momeato ef Comfort 8 INVESTMENTS yew-lAOOjOOO teat to ernitfol Ita ALTERATIONS Who Do Voa Trastf, tlnnnl Commlltee; M akeka Mfm______Far Daddy filling Ibe water cooler. News ' Newa I 98 MR. GEORGE F. iO ^S O N JTR. Blaaegee 4:14 Bdga Of Night heavily congested John Lodge Ex 4 Oaest Far Advealare 18 .This Is Tile Aaswer Here’s Hallyweed 33. 34 Track DcTra W pressway by TV... A, Nielsen How^s This For 1:95 At Home With Bitty. ON ALi?im™AMflS2 HANDLED 1:88 Fall Cireir U W TRD a n d UNLISTBP-MUTUAL FUNDS aurvey revealed UiaT Americaha Jaa .lltirray Show devote 160 billion hours tb watch Day la Caart , 8. 50R^XPERT MOTOR TUNE-UPS TEL. m S-lieft ing TV annually. A Bargain^ 1:88 Hoase Parly MANCHESTER Larelta Vaaag Theater Your Philco Dealer Oale Ulerm Shaw HEYBR’S.DTNAVISION SYSTEM Bob Hope, w ill preswnt an origin 1:88 The .Mlllloaalra *8 TOE «X-BAY« METHOD FOR A OOMELME LINE OF POBTABUE TV, al farce, "Potomac Madness,’’ with ^•••s Dr Nateaa 1 EADIOS, PHONO-8TEKEO ^ l y V O b Any OsnaMe. Real The Cteeh APBRncerJOB! Kuedt atars Ginger Rogera and DRY CLEANERS All Stef Fteyhanea W. H. England Lumber Co. W B lE E V iO E A L L M A K B E Perry Como on the new gaaion’s 1:88 Tbe Vrrdlei le Veuta “ WiffcO-^brsles Onr SpeelgHgT From Tkcee Beeto | T “AT 1H8 MEOr - MMmd special "Bob Hop* Show" (âaeetlew Raadetemi LITTLE JOE'S TEXACO gftw toy. Oct, n (8:80 -f:M p.m. M W HIi St.— Ml 3-7254 Be Our Gaest _ Wha Do Via rrualt ' w NinnUCTFKM ATBBpAOt MIS-WM SMLES 89< SERVIOi lih JB>T) on the NBC-TV Ndtwwk, J )88 Caaaady Pteybaaa* Open A ll Day Saturday > M AIN.ET.' Mwtie and lyrics fo r tha iull-dioitr mikhester n M M âhew fur* by SamBsy Oahn •Bd JhDBQr VaR aauM R. • IS O B N T E E »T w ~ M I ” •'* I.

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PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1960 TO UR ^CT T e le v is io n PROGRAM I Tha Bdce OI Miahl * Tha Baal MeCaya • :M/C*Bllaeat«l. CUwi*»m Starring___ ring Walter 7----- Bremiaa. ~ "lAmt Was No Lady." Kate makes h ^ • raHk "Not A Ladlea' Haa". Paul Kelly. self a daring. dreaa to SMN. ; S L - 4 0 I 7:M Tatejr Fay Wray wear to the church dance. — ' Fayoya noatar__ _ this embarrasses Grandpa Washinj FIral Shaw Luke. The Supre l- M T *«a V r»f^ , "Nicht and Day". Part J. Scope U SPECIAL! n. Cram. Alexia Day 1960-61 8( Wamtkn Early Shaw . M •:IF Aagel . _ I Kneft^ Pise FaaeUBg 7iM Co-stari-ing_ Annie F S r g e ___ brief a lA;iORflTOflitS “ Idas Roae” . Ethel Barryihdre larshall Thomneon. Angel .plana UVia Board Fee* . ' arMUdMt T ta « Admiral Swahby Shaw ■ U . dinner party tor her new neigh* 9-months •iM MlekaMa t:W Biy Mae U bore, then sets out to do the food f i U QMMto ilaanM * Early Show shopping with the usual bargain* ilettalie Oiade, ReaBd-MM of the bus iiM K S u f* Bachy aad HU Frlaoda tag teoimiques used by most 277 BROAD “BIoi»d« Feyer". Ptiffl# Ulatrji Caraa French women. (Premiere) KUb Dried W eatseB cult in the Mary Aator Haekleberry_____ BacheUr Fstiwr H. M Chief Jui T u r ^ ' MM S T s tr widths Baadw Oartaoa FtayhoBao John Forsythe stars in "Mystery eight associ ■aaiPin >aaai TThlU Haator . . LeafllH ■/ T«s raTM Faa Htaw Olaoo Witness." Bentley diecoyers . he the high be .Weather. Mawa aM haul a myste^ witness when he :U I Keiths car- get hIL Ing at the I dimaaae • My Three_Soae_ •uJW Brare SlalUaa SS •Yhe attorneys. :tf Ma^ri« liU OiBbhaaar M Starring Fred MacMurray. OPEN ItM AM. te • PJL ;M Daemte iilia Little l&gpicker." Pathetie. dlrtr- The nine S Wild Bin Hlekacfc SO faced little urchin, named Chip F B ID A r NTOHT8 T IL L 8 :N be in good ffie e o o a . Nawa B Weather I Douglas, aaks hie neighbors U n » VMaa Vmaca News U. n smiled and Slav ratMnaaaaa fUagreeslanal layeetlgstee U SATtWÂT UNTIL NOON SaarU Farada «• Wrestitag n to friends ~ Va«r Haaak Thla Maa Darreoa S the crowde lôr)(Colo . dahaay Mldahthl t • :W .Ana Soathera I Vaa 4 * a « Far M ■ Marie U Starring Ann So thorn. OUre cre For W ar UiW Tkr U BteM "It All Came True." Humpiiray ates havoc at the Bartley House to an impc Bogart. Ann Sheiidan because she would rather suffer Lave LaOy Weather with a bad toothache than tea a s/ BLUNQTON BRANCH first took t Maaiaier Flaybaaao Newa dentist • „ on Oct. 5, U:W OaaeaatraMaa Fasaparl To Daager SI Teaaeaaee Eraia Paid S h e ' ll. M fnaoa Harlaaaa The Top Twenty Stngtag.GTam la West Road—Route M A t his le l ^ W M ratoal i Weslero Masaoehaoetfa MchHlAM , featured. Gueel^wlll be Gary Crpa- Justice Frt Taaajr aI ^77aaaaa TsL TR S-flIlS I Tha Wltaesa I Bargs Shaw A . ■ 78 years oI< U ;M l«T a OI Ufa The Late Huey P. Long, atornay Special—Comedy aad mualc_wnh ren’a right TTatk mt Gaaaaaaaaaaa BoUtIcal figure whoae career w u the Toaat of Tokyo Isunal Yidti- n a Teaaa brought, to an abrupt end In 193S mura, Japan's pop singer seasa- . will be 74 11;M II Caal« Ba Taa by an aaaaaaln'a bullet, will be Frankfurte the aubject of a limulated probe, tidn,- as special guest of the CopsB- Colari hagen pianist-clown prince. Few retiretl at i HMaa Far A Day t. M. (nirton Jamea itars, tured guests are pianist Leon(a Farid Seriaa Fra Oaaoa atlawi ' Hambro aCd Kabuki danOTrs y|eV5 pYoôhur^ neither hai U:1F Tha Oaidiac UcM __ rton MacLane stars In "£______ila d Shiko Yagi and (Ûshlro Sato. tlon of qiili World Sarlaa for a Badman." Tables-turn for a Plano .Pops .U (Color) notorious outlaw—who has man- The just aged to escape the law. M:M Person la PeraM , I ItM k jr liMIe Manlo Hoot Charles' ColllngNood will' ’M FORD crowded ' A m M Faeaa Oaestward Ho! I, U, SI Al Baau Wllk KIMy Joanne Dm and J. CUrrol Naish visit with Vice Preeldlnt Richard Convertible. Radio aad beater, numbering t;M Al rkr World T m a co-atar in ."You Can't Go Home M. Nixon. Republican Presidential full power. A fteauty. H iuBier observers i Who Da T a« TnuSt Again." Haring purchased the candidate and his family at hta Newa ran-down ranch. Baba Hooton home in the northwest section of bird englBe. > high t o t te n i l la T U Ula pleads with her husband to gire Washinnon. D.C. t n PO N T IA C up the rural life. MoVla (See 7:W> » Also, in 1:W Al Hojaa wllh KIWr StaroU of ooBvertiblo. Radio a a i agreed to I:M Fall arcle Shalgaa Slade *1 If.-tS PUy of the Week I heater. Oorgeous. 8*1111 power. Jaa Warray Shaw S:M Deaaa Heed Shew I, n "The House of Bemahda Alba." other new 1 1^. M Starring Donna Reed Carl Beth. M:M Srieata Please I. W . '58 C ARTSU BR Day la Caarl sessions be t iN Baaia PM y Paul Petereen and SheUey" Fa- Shatgaa Blade Zl Mew Porker hardtop. Radio aad 1 8 baree. Silent Service I f O ff Nortli SekMl St. ■l araHa ■■ y FarFoanf Thoaler heater, power ateerlng, ante* ing to t Oalr Mami Sm w « Daager la My BaalaOea I I 11:1 World’s BMt Mavis a ments couh Ml t t M M—eliertw t:tt Tha F e a ^ ’a Chaleo Telecaet It ‘ "All-Through The Night *. Peter matte traaamissioB. WhitewaBa, Mtate OMnI Faajm^DrT ilalaae Sponsored by the Democratic )fa- Lorre. Humphry Bogart . ’H B E L A IR their heart uonaI_Commlttee. Newa Sparta A Weather ' I, M March. „ jA1 Slot FUf I Dleh Fewell’s Zaae Oray Thestlee Big Newe - I I Cbevle Hardtop. Radio aBd t:M OoBBMlIral' 1 I. News B Weather Ft heater. Power Glide, wMtowalls, Included Tha Terdlel la ToBra With Dick Powell. host. Ernest 11 :U Jack. Paar Shew red aad srhlto aad esatrainr ia> fo r final From rheae- Baaia Bomnlne stars In "A Cun For Color „ Ba Oar Oaaal Wilffe.’ Friendless, porerty-rld- Faatara M 9 teeter. term are i ITha Do Fob Traair den farmer tuma to rlolence in 11:11 Jack Paar Shaw t t ’54 CHEVROLET areas as si «;M Baaurar Aady his quest for wealth and stature. U:M Night Desk (Movie Can’t) S Z-door aedaa. Radio aad kealer> Findell Oaaiady FlayhaBla (Season Premiere). 17:U Movie. "Bailer Far Joey’* I Sunday bl Amarioaa Baadalaad Bat Msetersea M. » George Raft. Edward G. Robtnaon whltewalla. dues for Make Baom For Daddy Starring Gene Barry In "Law of t i l l Nawi—Momeata at Caasfart I fusal tojM ■.WMt'*' ■ Marla . ' the Land.” Masterson Is hired to News M "Man From Friaoo” KiohaS stop cattlemen from stealing the News A Weather — Mamaata af af A segrej ' O’Shea. rallrllroad'e *• •barbed • - wire • -fences. MeditiItaUan PONTICELLI taurant, ai VENETIAN boundaries and K R E B S voters. BLINDS M l 3.1642 POMncrui I Once agt FRIDAY T e le visio n PROGRAM A KRE8S conetitutioi s e tw STOCK . and supplies Pspeyr Thaatar fora a Senate Inveatigatlng Com M tm s e stsce that the ( Oaatlaeatal CIsssre First Shaw n mittee In order to testify against a sewnvaww sr * regfister wi This Is Oar Faith "Night and Dm ". Part n. Cary ■ ■Ingpli (Premiere) Grant, Alexis Smith. M:M TwlUghl Zone subversive 6 Middle Tpke, East Iverally of tha Air Early Shaw Luther Adler stars in "The Man '"-the S( MI Prayer ’Kentuclm’’. Loretta Young in the Bottle," Proprietor of a 3-4865 Town Orlar Admlim Swahby News C:M Barlj^ Show fortune from an odd piece of Waathar Big___ junk deft by a friendly old lady. Bob Hope has signed a new five* \ 7:M Ferceptisa Eta TIa Tia Michael Shayne M Brasktast Tima Clatch Carga g Richard Denning stars in "A year contract with NBC-TV. Un Hap Blehards Boy Bogers a N i^ t With Nora." Shayne finds der the terms of the agreement, Son Csptaia Kaagaraa Cartoon Playhoasa IS the wife of a murdered man in Hope w ill star in six to eight .one- Featarr Film Sir Lancelot M his apartment. "Naked Gun". Willard M Men gf Robert Taylor la Tho Detectlveo hour specials each year, and lie Mara Corday. Weather. News A Sports I I. W. 61 available for one two-hour show Tapper Police Woman M ‘ Alibi.’’ The special sixth sense each season... Lawrence Welle Dei Baasper Baam Speiriscope. Newe A Weather S of the seasoned sleuth warns (tapt. Tex Pavel Fill Show Bebla Heod M Holbrook that there’s more to tin w ill salute 30 o f Am erica’s grreat- Almsasc Olabhonse 77 case of murder BuspriH eat bands o f the ’30s and ’40s oa Laaaey Toaes Wild Bill Hickeck M meets the eve. • lU CaptalB Kaagaraa Scope as Movie 11 his ABC-TVer, Oct. 8. B y TH E •:M ( Harried Jsaa 6 :tt Retre 77. IS “ Rhapsody In Blue’’ Robert 'Supervls Maralag Shaw 6:U Albert Barks Beporta M Alda. Alexis Smith. II :M Dacemher Bride Sports M Danger Is My Baslaose M duction wc Dongk Be Ml 7:M Baagh Bidets . f 11 :M Eyewitness To History I ■in MassacI Basle Lockap . g A major news story of the week tlonwide i Video VUlsgo Movie At Seven It will be covered by News cameras Star PerfaraMaea "Rhapsody In Blue’’.,Robert AMa. and correspondents gmub* (he Electric O Play Tsar Haarh , floh*. with News Correspondent (Color) Alexis Smith ' - Ing day. Weather. Local Mows 71 Charles Kuralt and others. Police a Asked Far It News. A Weather M. W The Law aad Mr. Jones I. M, SI »vo Laey TV Flayhense g| Stars James Whitmore in Pittsfield I Pries Is I Donglns Edwards. Nows M "What’s In A' Name" Lincoln charges, Handcrafted Qnalitjr Sports t7 Jones gives up a wealthy construction client to becibecome a other mine Bndget Te n in — See News M friend to th^ court in behalf of a ISIItUIIUtl In Lynn ar ______Btlaa P e llll^ Broadcast I. M. 77. M retired architecL (ft^mlere). a m is iii I^ b w a y T Vice President Richard M, Nixon l l : a Sports^ ______Camera plants in t BARLOW'S Aeadeiay (R) and Senator John F. Kemiedy lt:M News.Nen Sperio. A WeBlkes The stri Film (D) will be Interviewed by a panel I. W rOB TBB BEST IN TV of newsmen. TTorid’^Best' Msytoa HARTTORB ROM! by the 1 > Lave af Ufs^. "Task Force' Gary Cooper. Wal- IMV XOJXAND TPKE. Tmth or CaBsaaasneas NIxaa-Kennady Dshale |. gg ter Brennan Workers t (BwoMnad) Maaelmtor Tha Taxaa \ NIxon-Kennedy—GOP Presidential Big News I I ENTERrffiSEL IMS. bars of tli Phone MI B-SOM I It CaoM Be Tsa^ nominee Richard M. Nixon and News and WonllMV M (Color) Mmpcratlo atandard-bwer John Aathociaed lateraatteBal . 301 a t ScI F. Kennedy, I1:U Jack Paar Shaw M Daeen Far A Hay I . M . Fenlare Film | Trank Dealer ed for worl II ;U The OaMUalt u A l:M Baata« g "Cluny Brown," Jennifer Jones. The Iocs I:M My unfa Hands Starring : Marita Mllnar and Charles Boyer. Satea, Sendee aad'>Brfts Faoj George Maharls. 11:1ft Award Tlieator . . «g FW Hartford Read lU E memi . Heme KNty Weetomer 11,11 tIcM Jack Fanr Shew' „ .’I t M aacheefter.- Cobb. volved. [svte Ml Starring Brian Keith In "Sebool 17 :M Night Dmk (Movie Coa**) “ I "While New York Dm’#” 17:SI News A Weather I Phene: Mitchell 8-f4d8 A apoke MIcWel Wbelaa The FItatetones I, 41. H Iril News I f the memhc ItM As The World .Taras "Hot Lips HUnnlgan". While amue- News—Momenta o( Coisfarl ft until at 1( Da Tan TraatT iag hinuelf_wtlh magidan'e pars- Friday Late Shaw, Ig MaA • KHM91N News ,," jmUta. Sr** ‘ -FUnUtone FUnutone ---- makes Nows ft EXPERT spoKesmar Faith Far Today his wife. Wilma, and his neigh predicted 1 At Homs WlA Kilty bor's wife, Betty, disapiMnr. strike vot I Jaa Marray SlMta'1 n . M Dlaauad VaMlee , -ll, » ' Q: What is the name o( the tiBie MECHANICS (Color) Eleanor Roosevelt'a epealal pro- played at the end of "Man With FO R ’ Wednesdai Fall Circle ~ram featuring noted stare and The ItJI Day la Oaart Wa WW urld flK ^ s in n salute to out A Gun?’’—Richard M. I Gale Btarm Shaw Itoanor Mooaevelt and the Can- A: The melody is ’’Rod Riven COMPLETE TRUCK Us membe Hauss Party Valley.’’ ^ . tng with on t^ratto Vaang Theatar cet\Reseaivh Foundation which I The Mllllaaalie II beays her name. Bob Hope is In Byre TaaagDv. Malaaa lmt.ûesta; Lucille Ball, Jack aRd CAR REPAIRS Bant The Olsch Boiny, Oedrge Burns, Carol Q: I.heard that A TV serleg about ploys aboi Cbjmlng. Jimmy Dui^te. Ma- "Francis," the talking mule, is the lU E a halta Jeutaaon. Senator J ^ Reh- S:M in the works. Is this true?—Mae R. OPB 4 M G H tS T1U Y cent of th From These Esots n ;^ . M W Martin, V|ce%esldent OsoaecMeut Bsadatnad R lcu M Nikon, Richard Rodgers A: I haven’t Heard M ode, diit Member: Indepeadeat Oarace- workers r aM Simone 'Stooret. Also Irene there wilt be a new series about a Ba Oar Oaesl Dunne, Paul Ntwmaa and Joanne OwBeift’ Assodattea, be. A traffi »«*■*» talking hdiee called "Wilbur and «iW HIMt Woodward. \ Acuse’s El ^m ady Playheasa . Mr. Ed,’’ a haU-Aodr situatkm -llrst work iN^ng R ^ r Kmlih In "The (»medy./' ■ ■■ ■, •fIBMW Am ^caa BaadataM Office wtporr" Four profeselonar pickets OI "Immortal BatUlion" gates. Ntvan. Sterling Haydea, Q: Hmv old ie LoffttU Tou^T— YOUR ONE STOP Make Baam Tdx Daddy TceaevUle \ . I I Ruth K. ^ Insults iiMniv riOTo iiuvnl l:M Mr,’ Oariaad \ - g A: Our records show LoyettA to SERVICENTSR Violence v ■iljaPA IB nil, l a Hare’s HoBywaad Starring (Tharies Quinlivam, MU-> Atcaev) mm t FealaCe Fma , Uonaire industrtalirt-Jh-aak' Oar* be:47. years-(^d Rett M ". Mn lund Is summoned to ap|)aar TV Filler ‘ > Coonleto Rrftke Seretee Of 3,100 ehnm.' ) Starter aad Oeaerhtee- -''.i? " division, : - massed p disturbanc James ] |1 T H E :C0 L 0 «4r jp t > A K Burton T PEARL M I’ l I V M I \ I I 1. \ 1 I I 111 ( 1 S I III 'dent, sent PACKAdEitORi M'l M \ 1 V . I I. . I I I'll. . i Ml , MORlAkTY'S yesterday, DONALD A. KNOIXA. FMHiIttaB not to pe tn TOLLAND m U L, MAKCHE8TEK FRIGIDAIRE HEADQUARTERS HYIN6 A SalVICE essential DBLIVBNT nnVICE-W t-MTI SALES and SERVICE SINCE 1926 T U MORIARTT, Fbp.^ contract ' • It Barfferd Rd^-^MI t-RMI plants. But A ( that mori members today. ' Token 1 ■At many more wen N o negi BOW. Fed< out Of th yesterday fo r new i bcmtract < The str dissatisfat offer in a and GE’s cost-of-llv from the < G R a la r