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MONDAY, OCTOBER 2«, 1959 II dlattrhrater Sow ing Ifrraib Free Polio Clinic in Municipal Building Tomorrow from 2 fo 9 p .m / I ll II bar of S t Bartholomew's pariah. Miss Brunda Rina, daughter f t Mr. and Mrs. AlMn Pletrowski. Reading Teacdiers U m Mr. and Mra Willard B. HIlU, 163 Oak S t. were honored at a' Tani la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aversfe Osily Net Press Run' \k AboutTown Davis Heads James Tani and a member of St. Yoor llw Weather 1663 Manchester Rd., Glaston­ silver anniversary party Saturday Meet in Cheshire Far the Weak Boded el 0. a WootSui evening at the Polish American Bridget’s parish. Miss Jeffries is C h o r ^ P l a N Oct. 34, 1989 bury, served as chairman for her the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ben dormitory, Marcus White Hall, Home. About 78 friends and rela­ IMPACT Qub B«U Blgma Cbl aorority wlU Jeffries, and a member of St. , Mancheater reading v^achers iMva a farewall dinner kt 7 p.m. during a recent open house for tives attended. Jamas’ parish. have bem invitecLto attend a meet­ DolivariM 1 3 ,0 3 6 tomorrow nt^Cavey'i for Mrs: pa^en^ and friends of students George L. Davis, manager of the The new ntract of group dlscuasions by various Lady of S t Bartholomew's parish gational Church to be held i Teachers will be avalable to at­ will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. In The Men'r Club of Zion Lu­ coo^tteea. theran Church will meet tonight Wednesday, Nov. 4 from 10 a,m. tend the aessioin, alnce Friday is (X6Mar& the basement of the rectory at Detroit Steel Signs at 7:48 p.m. at the church. to 7 p.m. Mrs. Burt *LaCoe and teachers convention day, and all 901 MAIN 8T-—Ml S-8831 laicy Spencer Group of Second 741 E. Middle Tpke. Mrs. Ernest Ungerer are gather­ public school sesaiona. have been PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Oongregatlonal Church will hold ing attic, basement and closet canceled. The VFW Auxiliary will meet St. Anne's Mothers' Circle will Firing Squads a rummage sale In Fellowship hall meet, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at articles that are clean and In good Teachers’ Speaker Wednesday, starting at 9 a.ro. The tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Post condition for this booth. firsti^ and considered the most home.. Francis P. Della Fera, ad­ the home of Mrs. William Golden, Dr. A. Sterl Artley of the Univer­ hall win be open tomorrow after 61 Ridgewood St. Co-hostesses Shoppers will also 6nd another important, in a series of reg­ 7 p.m. to receive merchandise. ministrator of .Crestfleld Con­ kind of treasure at the post of­ sity of Missouri will be the keynote will be Mrs. John Prior and Mrs. Havana, Oct. 27 (^P)r— ular 2-year contract talks be­ valescent Hospital, will give a fice booth where Mrs. Ernest speaker at tha tenth annual Con­ AAP SUPER MARKET IN MANCHESTER firing squads if necessary talk and ahow movies on the hos­ Elwtn Me Adam. A cake sale will Minister Fidel Castro’s latest ■*' '* tween union negotiators and be held after the meeting. Bengston and Mrs. James Harvey necticut Reading Conference Sat­ It was a repetition of “Opera­ With United Steelworkers pital. This Is In conjunction with vrill sell packages from faraway anti-American attacks at a representatives of United Air­ urday, Nov. 7, at Mancheater High tion Truth,” - the public rally Caa-i the auxiliary's new program of places, contents bf value but un­ mass rally were expected to tro drummed up last January when craft Corp. will open at the aid.and service to senior cil'lsens. The Holy Ghost Mother Circle School. 261 BROAD ST. RUMMAGE will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at known. bring a strong protest from the speedy executions of so-called j gtatler Hilton on Thursday, the home of Mrs. John Malone, 84 Mrs. Paul Ames and Mrs. Dr. Artley la a professor of edu­ war criminala were being severely; originally scheduled to open Frances Herron Council. Pythian the U.S. government today. Prospect St. Theodore Malek head a committee cation and director of the child criticized abroad. 'Wednesday, the sUrt of the ses- Solid Front SALE Sunshine Girls, will meet tonight in charge of a book hook where study clinic at the university. He NOW OPEN SAT. U.S. Ambassador Philip But there was one big differ-|gio„g has been put over a day. R u le D u e at 6:30 at Odd Fellows hall. new and used books and a good received hia bachelor of arts and Bonsai scheduled a conference^ ence. In January at least a m il-! John K. Main Sr., business agent' The Women's Auxiliary ' to the maater of education degrees from Speoaored By The Hartford County Medical Assn, variety of children's books will be with President Osvaldo Dorti- lion persons turned out. The prime I for District 91. International A s -! available. the University of Pittsburgh, and will sponsor a Meddl-Capers dance George L. Davis NIGHT m 9 P.M. minister -jailed for the same turn- (»oclation of Machinists, reported In Industry Keidor CIrele—South Children of B ^aar ahoppers hia doctorate froiA Pennsylvania coB “to discuss recent develop­ T od a y on at the Hotel Bond Ballroom Nov. out yesterday, but estimates of the today. -I Methodist Church—W8CS which will begin tomorrow with will find a whimaical group of State University. Alto Open Wednesday, Thursday ments’*—« s the State Depart­ crowd varied between 250.000 and The first Ulks involve the Pratt T rI. m i 9 ^ 4 7 from 9 to 1. The Morris Lander- a kickoff luncheon at noon In the man orchestra will play for the handmadf dolls and animala at He taught for 10 years in the end Friday Nights Until 9 ment phrased it. 400,000. And instead of giving i* Whitney Aircraft (engine) Dl- Walnut Reetaurant. the Toy Chest which will be Split Again VfEDNESOAY. OCT. 21 FOR PRESCRIPTION semi-formal. public schools. Grades 1 through him enthusiaaUc attention to the;vision of the corporation, consid- Injunction The chamber now has more than Staffed by a committee, under the 12, and supervised the reading Havana, Oct. 27 (JP)— P rim e very end; the crowd began to drift ered the bellweather for judging 9:30 AA4. 600 members and 400 firms in its chairmanship of Mrs. Earl Bissell clinic at Pennaylvanla State Uni­ PINE PHARMACY Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis­ Minister Fidel Castra angrily away after he had been speaking the type of contracta negotiated membership, according to John and Mrs. Francis Hadden. versity. He haa contributed many only two hours. By the time he i for the other .UAC divisions. The Philadelphia, Oct. 27 (/P)— Pittsburgh, Oct, 27 (ff)— ters, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. promised a wildly cheering ' IN COOPER HAU DELIVERY W let executive vice prealdent. Those wishing to choose Christ­ articles to recent laauea of educa­ finished, half hia audience was i p&WA division contract expires The Record 106-day steel Detroit Steel Co., one of ths at Odd Fellows hall. Refreshments crowd of several hundred mas cards, napkins, personalized tion magazines. gone. Dec. 4. 81 r i k'e, Its obstinateness nation's non-struck steel pro* will be served after > a business notepaper or other stationery are Over 1,000 educators are ex­ Armed with s Belgian automatic ; Main reported' that the union meeting. thousand last night to once cra(!ked slightly by a Kaiser ducera, today followed the Three from Town invited to do ao at leisure Friday pected to hear him apeak on Again hand over the enemies rifle, Castro arrived ()utslde the - will have w 8-member negotiat- About Our TiUcky 7 Club” between 10 a.m. and 12 noon in the the subject, “Discovering Specific Presidential Palace for the rally in ing teiuTi. In addition to himself, Steel Corp. agreement with lead of Kaiser Steel Coip. and - Mrs. John Murphy, member of of his revolution to military Robbins room of the church. Reading Needs.” his helicopter. As the helicopter there will be Atty. Jerome Y. the United Steelworkers, gigned a similar agreement the Rockville Ehnblem Club, was Get CYO Posts tribunals and firing squads. headed for another showdown with the United SteelwOTken. appointed supreme district deputy In a- fiery speech M more than (Oonttnoed on Pago !4even) (Conttnned on Pago Nine) David J. McDonald, onion presi­ of Eastern Connecticut at the na­ Three Manchester representa­ three boura, devoted largely to today in federal court. dent, called the surprim settlement TkJilfKHAUcOMt tional convention held recently at tives to ,jhe Catholic Youth Coun­ hia moat violent anti-American The U.S. Tlilrd Circuit Ctourt of "another wedge in the ladaatry'a Iteattle, Wash. cil were named to key posta in the tirade yet, Otstro also: Appeals here will announce at 4 ootid fron t" M a n c n i s t i r C o n n * p.m. that either the 600.000 atrik- Archdiocesan Council of CYO’s Marlow's 1. Gave a strong hint his gov­ Paralyzed Killer Quiet U m algnlag MIowed by sobm I t Rockville Emblem Club will hold yesterday in Hartford. Say ernment may try to drive the ing Bteelworkers must return to houra an agreement In Woohiag* a social get-together at the Elks’ Kevin Reardon, 47 Eva Dr., was United States from Its iiaval base work for 80 days under a Taft- ton between the U8W sad Kalaer. SHOE REPAIR SHOP Home, Park St., Rockville, named chairman of the cultural at Guantanamo in southeaatem Hartley injunction j>r may con­ one of 96 companiea rimt down la Wednesday, beginning with supper oomnuttee. John Tani, 90 Con­ Oiba. tinue their strike. the now 106-day eteel atrike. An O ID The ruling, however, will not be at 6:30 p.m. Members of the Man­ cord Rd., was named chairman of 2; Said (^ba will buy airplanes Wojculewicz Dies Detroit Steri, amploylag 4,30R chester and East Hartford cliibs the social committee. Anne Louise released to the public until about la the ihdustry'a 16th largest pro* Repeated By Popular Demand! anywhere — apparently meaning '.4:48 p.m. because Appellate Courts will be guests. Jeffries, 30 Newman St., was m attress from the Communist bloc—if its ducer with on sanual ingot ct^ae* named co-chairman of the recrea­ overtures to buy Jets from Britain here usually watt until after the Ity o f mllUba tons. It hss cotpitr.v's stock markets close to GOOD TUESDAY ONLY... tion committee. fail. besn emtlng uadsr a contract Ail three repreiwntatlvee are con hurt 3. Virtually slg;ned the death In Electric Chair hand down decisions which affect axtsnsloa with the union sttwe the MRN^ LADIES and officers of the Eiast Deanery CYO warrant of MaJ. Hubert Matos, atock^rices. ' nationwide strike started July 18. AUTO Council, Reardon being president; former commander of the armed Meank(hlle, 7,800 Kalaer employ­ McDonald saM the new Detroit CHILDREN'S SHOES Tani, treasurer; and Misa Jeffries, your rest forces in Camaguey Province and Wethersfleld, )Oct. 27 CAR going Communist. Then Castro re­ state prison here, awaiting exe­ Thus ended the life of a 41-year- appeal to the Supreme Cknirt. It The grins come easy for Edgar Kaiser, left, and David McDonald after they reached an agroement crease of 32H cents an hour, ac­ CORRENTI'S would be the first such appeal. between the Kaiser Steel .Corp. and the United Steelworkers Union yestefday after all-day negotia­ e USE YOVR CHARGE ACCOUNT a, PAINTING plied: cution for the slaying of two men old man who was a juvenile de­ cording to McDonald. 90 Birch St., Manchester In a robbery In which he himself linquent at 10 and later a robber, This could bring another delay in tions in IVashington. (AP Photofkx). ZIPPERS REPLACED—HATS CLEANED LACOUBR and ENAMEL "Because It Is necessar>’ to de­ Msx Zivan, Detroit Steel board Tender, Soft-meoted' fend our nation against aggres­ was shot in the Spine. His appeals thief, bootl^ger, attempted rap­ execution of the injunction. chairman aad president, asUmstsd 8 MINI7TE HEEL SERVICE—ALL WORK GVARANTEED! TEL Ml 9-8038. G «f your r t d ITALIAN In 18 previoua cases the govern­ SHOES SHINED sion, to defend it from aerial at- failed. ist—and killer. the cost to his company at bo* SAUSAGE He was pushed into the death . The crime that brought his exe­ ment haa bean able to stop strikes 281 ADAMS ST. h f . . tawka from foreign basea, the cabi­ Eagle Pass Gets twfsn 24 and 24H oenty oa hoar. fORK DONE WHILE U WAI net will meet tomorrow to discuaa chamber in a wtieelchair. Four cution was the slaying of Police by using injunctions but the con­ McDonald explained ths dif­ n e w I ^ and decree for the time necessary guards quietly lifted his wasted Sgt. Walter Qrabeck and a by­ stitutionality of the injunction pro­ Fastest^ Sweetest Soviet Union Faces ference in eetimatas by aaying the re-eatabliahment of military body and strapped him to the stander, William Otipka, in a New vision never haa gone before the each steel efBapaay hop varytag Britain packing house robbery in Supreme Court. tribunals.” wooden death chair. PaylligiQ l^lri^t cost problenu that figure in Its He also usked and received a It had been specially, modified 3881. — 1 - (UMtIaaed ^ sstlmats. ATT OM sfime Uffiet a pollee bul- R^bralTigliMudget Zivan arid the sgftsmsnt wonM W hy let ezccte 'weight BEAUTYREST let ifijured hit ipine. He never re- Eagle Pass, Tex., oi<^ 87 have to be studied tboroughly be- ooveM . Me was .convicted In 1982 ■ «P)— Just how sticky is 276,000 shorten yonr life ? as he lay in court transmission "makes it possible to control sci­ the Indian ambassador to Peiping (LOWER STORE LEVEL) — PHONE MI 9-6221 entific experiments in a most con­ His appearances were marked by Itmsea Co., the loss wae esti-' at 96,100,000,000 rubles — exactly The financial planners budgeted fficUtariol hold on tke Detnlal- n im n a o f pictures, of the hidden side of haa asked the Red Chinese to name eoa npobSe la tkieoteewd ^ n the moon heralds photogtaphic venient way and to obtain infor­ Sharp outbursts. ^qyited at 3100,000. ' the tame as last year, which 32,600,000,000 rubles for scientific a place and date for transfer of developmeflt next year, 13.4 per sorioas fDveraBMat flaasidal surveys of the planets beyond. mation from any section « f the But he said pothing as he en­ City employes couldn't wash means the percentage of the bud­ CHOPS orbit within the limits of ' radio tered the death chamber. He wae the prisoners in the Ladakh region^ away\ the ' aticky molasses. cent more than in 1989. erialo. The TkoM aald TmOBa T t e , the official Soviet news get devoted to defense haa actual­ Kidne visibility from the observation silent, even cooperative with '.Uie bordering nbet.. J They used a dump truck to For culture and education ’ the “appeara ta kava deeply tajarad ^ . 9 8 ajrency, said the successful opera­ -Tile bodies a t nine Indian po­ ly been reduced. posts on Earth." guards. ' haul In rocky soli and cover At the official exchange rate, tke Denrtnleag oeoiMMay" by : tion of the-space vehicle and its licemen killed in the eome en­ heavy psirnhasss o f arma abroad NO ‘T3USH” DIBTINC picture-taking apparattia "opens To carry out its photographic He had made no requests for % over the syrup.. the ruble la worth 28 cents. But (Ooattnned oa Fags Nine) Special last meal. He did not in­ counter with Cblneee treope . will ------;------r —— to protect Ms reghue freai to- NO STARVING up broad prospects for studying assignment, the flying laboratory be turned over at the same Ume. i( is difflcult to fix the exact de­ NO RIGOROUS EXEBqSB Under New Management was equipped "with a system of vite witnesses to the execution, fense expenditure since some mili­ voetow-from ahriiaA the planets beyond.” as was his right. He saw his moth- The spokesman said it was as­ A Russian sclentiot. Vasiliy orientation and photo television sumed the transfer will take place tary itema may be Ueted under Gales Rip ^ritain, Aak abont tUi pew eaty reduchif DOME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED apparatus with special equipment R3BDS PRESS ARMS RAN IxfiMtatov, said Lunik's transmis­ (q>attaned on Page Two) near the scene of the clash. civilian categories. Rocket plaa today. Meoet-beefc gnaraatee. sion of its moon shot "has inaug­ research, for example/ may come ratted Nattoaa, N.Y., Oct. 87 It appeared certain the place of News Tidbits 6 Ships in Danger (JV-Tha Soviet Ualea tedaiad urated the most perfect method (Continaed on Page Two) trsinafer will be a touchy iaeue. under the heading of scientific re­ o f studying planets — through Culled from AP Wireo search. today that worid optaloa d»> Red China claims the region where London, Oct. 27 (fib—Galea with BuuMla laaaedlato aettoa oa Pra- Manchester TV Service LB LB rocket photography." the encounter occurred. India saya The total government expendi­ hurricane-force gusts tore across arier M vasbebev^ glaa for to­ The world got its first look to­ the area ia 40 miles inside Indian ture also Is misleading to weetem- 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN RADIO AND TV Britain todayt whipping up high tal dlsanaaoieat V sa^ V. Kaa- Pine Pharmacy day at the far side of the moon. territory. Airliner with one engine aflame era. Under the Communiet system Photographs released here last crashed moments after taking off seas and leaving a half dozen ships aetaov, depoty Savlet fereigB India'! acceptance of the offer of government ownership of ail in distress. 664 CENTER ST. night indicate, the area is covered from Santa Maria (Calif.) airport nriaister, toM th e. Cfeaeral Aa- followed Peiping’s announcement production and diatribution facili­ The 941-tofi German freighter MI 9-9814 mostly with mountains, Tass said, and oo-pUot killed, but 17 passen­ aeaiMy's SS-aattoa poitttcal eooH BLACK M itchB lI LAMB that; Red <^'na wants to settle its ties, the budget includes economic Hinrlch Steghold of Bremerhaven with only a few of the craters Uist border dispute with New Delhi gers escape serious injury . ailttee the Khraahehev plaa had AND Shoulder CHOPS LB costa which are usually the bur-' reported raging storms drove her HMt wtth general arrlatii heOi pockmark ths side the Elarth sees. peacefully. Senate Foreign Relations subcom­ den of private corporatimu in non­ 9-1046 First reports yesterday had in­ mittee trying to force administra­ aground on t)M isle of Rhum, in ia the r.N . aad elaewhei'fc WHITE Peiping called on India to maln- communist countries. the Hebrides off Scotland's west dicated the hidden side of the ^tajn "the long existing status q’- ’” tion to give It cenfiideatial reports COLOR Earth’s natural satellite w-as 'The budget report was sub­ coast. Moat of her crew was tsken MIAMI ENDS BIAS ★ between the two nations, but made on foreign aid to South Viet Nam. mitted to the Supreme Soviet as it ours is tha CAP'N JOHN'S ^ ‘'JUST HEAT 'N SERVE , largel.y unn^arked. plains, "oon- clear it does not want India inter­ Three teen-agers arrested in off by lifeboat. Mhual, Fta., G et 87 III . . opened a session in the Kremlin. In the English Channel, the oiderably more monotonous than fering with Communist troops op­ aegregatlonalist disturbance near Mioatl’s city auunger today 618 the side turned toArard the Elarth,” erating in territory' India ' ’ -'-na aa Later the deputies were to hear a 8,833-ton . Norwegian freighter threw city swlauateg poola, CetitrU High SchopI in Uttle Rock, review of the international situa­ SALES Fried Fish Sticks 2 as one annotmeement said. Its own. ' Ark. Aug. 12 sue Police Chief Blu- psuks aad all other recreatleeai eesrmwKS Csnter St. tion by Premier Nikita Khrush- AND , SKdentists in America uid A statement from the Red Chi­ gene C. Smith for $80.0<)0 each for (CeuMoed oa Page Ntae) focOltlea opea to in town Mancheater FLORIDA FRESH throughout the world hailed the nese Foreign Mlniatiy, broad.cast alleged violation ^ Civil Rights Manager Km WUIlard’a i SERVICE Soviet photographs ss a remark­ by Peiping Radia.. flatly disagreed i . . . Peter Mancei? 13, acquitted ed rnitog came to a caafercaea / ★ able scientific achievement. Many with Prime Minister Nehru's of charge of stomping to death 66- wtth the Rev. Theodore Gihsoa, Yellow Corn 8 EARS 49*= said the pictures fitted in with charges that the Chinese had occu­ year-old Edward Butler in' High­ presideat ef t i o Bliaail hroach o t . EASY- , their preconceived notions of the pied some 40,000 sauare miles of land Park, Brooklyn. Macmillan Bares Plans the Natkaud Aam. for the Ad­ All Work landscape of the moon's far aide. Indian territory bordering on Tibet Wing snapped off Branlff Air­ vancement of Colored Peoplei> Fully POPULAR VARIETIES - Sc SIZE The Ruasians lost no time nam­ In the Ladakh. sector of Kashmir Glbooa told the eity manager >lio' Guaranteed PARKING liner which crashed and killed 84 ing visible features. They callW state Slid in the Northeast Frontier' persons last month, government iosiie hod been delayed u long a 180-mlle wide depression norui area. expert says . . . Politics) death toll To Open Betting Shops aa poeolMe. Candy Bars 89*^ Peiping charged instead that the “ 24 of the lunar equator "The Sea of In Philippine National. Election I SWIMS iiiawsiiii II I : CANDIDATE DISQUAUTTED Moacow.” A bay in the southern campaign rises to more than 80 DAILY 1 P.M.-8 PJM__ SAT. 10 A.M.-6-P.M.—THURS. 1-9 P.M. (Oontinned on Page Nine) London, Oct. 27 (Jh--Prime Mln-Ostir up strong oppooitlon - from ! New Haven. Conn., O ct 87 JANE PARKER - REGULAR PRICE 55c, SPECIAL part of the depresalon was named with Bve killed and nine wounded liter Harold Macmillan'a govern- church groups. Heated debates in | "The Bay of Aatronauta.” yesterday .. . , American proposal OP) -r- Judge Michael Badtn hi ment told parliament vtoday of Parliament are expected. [ Court of OOnanoa Pleoo today A team of Soviet scientists also for early end to trade discrimina­ plans to liberalize Britain’s gam­ Pumpkin or Squnsk Pie 49*^ tagged six other lahdmarka. Sci­ Sen. Kennedy Told tions remaining in world draws The govemment'a alni ia to kill i dieqnallfled Town Manager bling laws. Presumably It would be the business of -the small street I Chorieo R. lovlnd as a eaadi* entists from many cduntriea par­ broad support at.meeting of world done through the establishment of ticipated in naming the so-called To Oppose Brown economic leaders. comer gamblers and non-licenaed j date for Ma.vor la MiUonTa stop nuuilng... ^nfoy privacy betting shops operating as openly horse parlor operators who take i first city election Nov. 3. Act­ aeas, mountains and craters locat­ ------'■ Group of conservatives band to­ as groceries. Illegal caah bets. j ing oa on oppUcatloa filed by a ed on the moon’s aide facing the Washington, Oct, 27 ifP\—Some gether to form what they hope GOOD LUCK, BROWN Reg. 49c Vslue will be nucleus of a third national This was amongjleglslktive pro­ Britons of fll clBSsei have no i Milford Taxpayer. MorjoI U mi- W e'iiE NOT BNAGGINC whcO earth. friends .reportedly are urging Sen. posals in Queen Elizabeth's speech, with o bedroom phono : Moacow newspapers today car­ poiltloal party . . . Two U.S. sat­ difficulty now in getting down a reat Judge Rodin loaaed aa ia> we say, Np better »en>ic» John F.' Kennedy. (D-Mass) to at the formal opening of the Par­ bet. But os things Stand the well- juactioB orderinir town elerk. SPECIAL ried detailed liuformation on the challenge Gov. Edmund G.‘ Brown ellites, Explorer IV and Discover­ liament elected Oct. 8. eon bo provided. design and oiteratlon of Lunik III, er VI, disappeared from skies last to-do make off Cours^ bets' on Nancy Roseberry to reaaova Chore Gloves PAIR in the California primary In an ef- The speech vvas prepared for horse and dog races on credit le­ lovlao’a name from the ballot which waa launched Oct. 4, took ,fort to nail down the 1960 Demo­ week, reports from tracking sta­ the Queen by the cabinet. Because its pictures during a 40-minute Russia claims this is the hid­ jecta allow absolutely estab- tions Indicate. gally while the iMorer sections of loviao hod filed a aomtaatlng You’ll enjoy the don't-run, just-reach comfort of an extension phone We Service den aide of the moon aa photo­ cratic presidential nomination. she is expecting a baby in Febru­ . • T period Oct. 7, than returned from liahed objects determined in Sen. John Kennedy (D-Mass.) the community break the law by petlttoB no a aon-porty oaadl> Stormette, For Tots & Teens Reg. 1.59 Value graphed by Instruments in preliminary' processing. Brown haa told all of the party’s ary. she did not attend the opening dealing with the cash operators. date Oet. 8 la aocerdoace with at your bedside. Gives you privacy when you want it, too. Only SI a HOTPOINT its moon journe.v .Oct. 18 'to be­ 1 ends 3-day speaking tour of nine in the red and gilt Houae of Lords • their Lunik III. According to Dotted line around objects presidential hopefuls in unmistak­ At present, caah betting, where a niUag by Towa Attorney gin an orbit around the Earth. able language to stay out of Cali­ Illinois cities and says he Is "do- and Viscount KHmuir, the lord • PHILCQ* Admiral MODEL T24M23 Ruaalan caption Identifiable ahows objects needing form |:he bettor comes face-to-faCe with Richard H. tyaoh. Donch. A phone with a "licrt-L'P” dial that also serves as a night light Teas said the 614-pound trav­ fornia's' June 7 presidential pri­ lighted” with receptions he re- chancellor, read the speech for SPECIAL PR eler was between 37,284 and 43,- places are: 1 large 300 kilo­ clarity: fine dots around ob­ the bookmaker — ia legal only on • WHIRLPOOL The AUerton Rein Boots 1.29 meter in diameter sea crater, mary. He has said he want., to ! crived . . . Public ! knowledge her. . ' 498 miles from .the moon when jects show pbjscU on which race courses. .\q u i t t b d i n s h o o t in g is $1.35 a month. Call the telephone business office now for ^ Moscow Sea; 2—Astronauts heat] a unified delegation a's a ' about cancer helping save lives .The government promiMd that • E A S Y IMPERIAL TV Its photographic equipment was classification ia now taking from tlie diseaae, Dr. E., (hiyler However, a person of proved fi­ Newburgh. N. Y.. O ct 87 (A) Bay of Moscow Sea; 3-—Con-< place. .favorite ion. j "a biil' vrill be Introduced to amend switched on. I Hammond, cancer statistician, nancial standing can .open an ac­ — laduatrinUst hloleolni R> full deuils. Ask about colors to harmonize with your color WASHERS -r DRYERS tinuation of South Sea on Remaining parts ^ further California law would bind the and modernize the law on betting ' (38' OVERALL DIAGONAL. VIEWABLE AREA 388 8Q. IN.) "The taking of the photos,". aaya . . . Snow, rain, and frosty and gambling.” which already ia count with a bookmaker and bet White waa acquitted today by a REFRIGERATORS—STOVES PriCM •ff*c(iv« In thii community and vicinity, ' mpon’a reverse aide; 4—Crater processing now taking place 81-vote delegation tp Brown as jury la the slaying of a nnloa Khemc — The Southern New England Telephone Coihpany. Tasi continued, “was timed so of niainTzlolkovsky Hill: 8— the primary winhef until two- weather which has pul chill across much more lenient than the legis­ on a credit basis. .Theoe bets must AND ALL MAKES OF TV Mode] T34M21—Charcoal Finiak on Metal on received photo material. man who had tried to orgaolaa that the qtatlon on its orbit should Crater central )Ls>mono8o\^ Hill; thirda of the state delegates de­ moat of Midw'est spreads in North- lation in moat American states. be placed, by phone or mail and a Model T24M22—Mahogany Grained Piniih on Motel Roman numbers are those his plant. White, 46, hod plead IM MUf ATtANne a raem« m coarAm be between the moon and the sun. 6—Jollot-Chirie . crater; 7—So- objects op seen side of moon: cided to change. easti- Details were not spelled out settlement of tlie account ia made PJ. Am 0Mtmm$icm pkomm makes a wendeflwl glff for mmy eccaalMf Model 'n4M33—Blonde Oak Grained Finiih on Maul Which lit about 7Q per cent of the vletaky range; 8—Dream Sea. Brown has.left an open end on Mlchael J. Arcieri, 42, of Hart- Government source# privately pre­ weekly or monthly. ed aelf-defenae la the fatal AUTO ' *. I—Humfioldt Sea; n —Sea of shootlag at Alfred E. Dugan, 8I» unseen side-of the moon." Solid line across diagram Crisia; III—Regional Sea; IV his own personal availability for i ford, first of 84 men arrested last dicted, however, that netting ahops The new legislation presu'mably (|j^p1$uper Markets The news agency said dll equip­ ahows moon’s equator; dotted —Sea of Waves'; V—Smith Sea;" top place on the ticket. month in widespread liquor and for cosh w i^ rln g will be legalized. envisages betting shops-with legal a former eonvlct la aa ea- STORES ment aboard Lunik was "con­ line is border line between leen ■VI—Sea of Fertility; VII— There is a growing belief among gambling raids in Hartford Coun­ Aa many i a l.W O may be estab- cash hietUng and pa^o^^^aoon eeuater aear Wlilto’a Cheatot •86 MAIN ST,—an S-7680 Manchester TV Service trolled from posts on the Barth end unseen part of moon from Rouyt Sea. (A P Photofax via ty foea on trial at special erim- llohed in London. Cahle Carp., atvChattar. N. Yw i through a. radio Una and auto- Earth. Solid Unas around -ob* radio from Moscow) .(OeeUeoed *m rogo two). laal oeoaion o f Superior Coqri ■ Such lagiilatioa nrofaably would .(OoBlIaaas'w Taga Tiiia} teat Nov. It.

'W»ae MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« TUESDAY. QCTODER 27.1959. lUNCkESTER IVBNINO RKllAtD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TtTESPAY, OCTOBER fT, 19W

Thompaonvllle. skidded Into the Mai^n and Edward Ta«miaaa .will I Reds Report on Lunik HI Rockville Bolton South Windsor, right Ians striking McAteer’s car Rrgiohtti B ba sponsor# for thf Student Coum i ell. Physlrat adticatlon directors, PORM Nt when the brakes were applied. No S m M 14 UM. Masib Sheinwold on Bridge injuries wera reported. School Namm Mrs. Hadigian and Clyde Wash-! Shannon Quits Msllty was charged with reck­ burn*, wrill head Intramural sports, I eirand or silent, nl Moon Photos Hersdd Judge Fines less driving and McAteer with Clang Advigorg with varsity sports also directad aSda prajeeton, CHOOSE SAUCE * Ncttk telir Only One Protest Filed making an Improper left turn, by Washburnc. ; WKLDON DRUG CO. Post with City* Fer Sueeess BoAiiOas volBanbl* with the case scheduled to be School nurse Mrs. Alice Stone Driver $24^ Principal Carlton B. Seybolt has will head the Futurd Nurses Club, 441 Main St. 1 ^ Ml M 4 m t , Alfrad Shelawold . M » m heard in Town Court Nov. 2. announced the class advisors for 1^.S. M sston Tenm Ckna^pioa 4 Q 1 0 9 4 4-H Notes Martin will direct the Industrial Surveys of Planets To Route 6 Relocation the 1959-60 school year at RHAM Arts Club and Mrs. Barbara To Join Firm According to the cooks, Whst's H K9S7I John F. Oonroy, 29, of Hartford The Pleasant Valley 4-H Hdme- High School. sauce for the goose is sauce for ♦ J was fined a total of *249—*204 for makers Club will tour the Wonder Wythe will be In charge of the Carloa juggles of Longmeadow.fAll who braved the atorm to make The advisora for the Senior Art Club. 1 Atty. J. Donald Shannon yi* - the'gander; and both may be Indi- operating a motor vehicle while Bakeries. East Hartford. Thurs­ clasa are Miss Carolyn Mann. John (o—mb—< tram Pm * o m ) visible parts of the moon." One W 0T and Bolton Center Rd., the fair, successful. day afternoon. Mrs. Roger Eric- signed as corporation counsel for gesnble. If you postpone a vital lodged the one formal p ro tu t to ' Hl-aob Elects under the Influence and *45 for Caruso and Maxwell Singer; ,for Miss Accorto and Melvin Gina- i was named "Lomonosov" after the decision to gather information, 4 32 son and Mrs. Sherwood Waldron burg wilt conduct the Business! for uitoiMUcallr procmslnf the i late Mikhaild Lomonosov, a RuS- the City of Rockville laet night t A<2 i Q 9 5 the relocation of Rt. 6 at a public Robert Allison was elected reckless driving—by Judge Bene­ the Junior class, Mrs. Nancy Hunt FURNITURE aim. . . yotir opponents also will fiqd out hearing last night held hy the will be with the group. and Ixnils Palizza; for the Sopho­ Education dub and Oinsburg will ' Sian, credited here with develop- U> become a partner in the law ♦ 10 9. 0 3 ♦ T 6 4 S 1 .president tot the Congregatioh'af dict Kupchunos at lest -night's The 4-H group under the lead­ also handle the Student Account. ‘/H i* tranunlaaitifi of the moon • ing the first worWng model of a how things stand. The information State Highway Department. Church Hl-Club Ounday. Phyllia Town Court session. more class, Henry Grabber and photo Imexee to the Earth wee 1 firm of Pigeon, Gnuttl and may be more useful to them than * 04 3 2 * 0 7 5 ership of Mrs. Frank Nleder- Alvin » .er and Martin will work i helicopter; the. other was named m u iH Rugglea who - owns the largest Ck>nversc Is vice president and Conroy's car struck s bicycle werfer will also make the tour. John Laboc; and for the Freshman done with the help of a epecial ra­ Kahan. to you. I amount of Bolton land involved in Donna Hayes, secretary-treasurer. ridden by Stephen Gailthler, 12, of class. Mrs. .lean Modlissewskl and with the hand and Charman will ".lollol-Curie" after the late * A K J • 7 Refreshments will be served. head the Hobby Club. Michael dio technical ayetem." : Frederic Joliot-Curie. a French The firm ha is joining will be When this hand was played in a H 10 4 the proposal for the new highway, David M'acManus is refreshment West Rd., on Rt 5 Sept. 12, hurl­ Gerard Nault. The Soviet raporta did not indi­ team match, ona declarer played will lose sod foot frontage on Bol­ chairman. ing him onto the roadway, where ClaM Honors Coach In, the Junior high school. Miss Bolotin ta In charge of the Photog­ I nuclear scientist and a member of known as Pigeon, Gnuttl, Kahan ♦ AKO Coach Charles Sharos has been raphy dub. Miss Bernice Hall cate whan the pictures were trans­ ! the French Communist party's the hand vary "scientlflcaily." He * K l 10 ton O nter Rd. to the project be­ he suffered critical Injuries. Verna P. Erwin . and James mitted to Earth. The>- did say the and Shannon. drew four rounds -of trumps, cash­ The club will meet at the church honored by receiving the 1960 El­ again will aponaor the Nutmeg Central Committee. He resigned because the firm NM Bmt SoMh W«4 cause of an interchange at that at 7:16 p.m. next Sunday before Other dispositions included: Knowlea are advlaora for the operation was carried out over ed the clubs and diaunonds, and Pan 2 * P m point. Laurel G. Jerow, 22, Bloomfield, lsworth High yearbook dedication. eighth grade and Bernard Wright 0-20 Library Club and Mias Maren dlstaacca up to 390.000 miles. I A moutnain range stretching has a suit pending against the 1 V traveling to Ifanoheater to at­ Graduated from .Springfield Col­ south from the two craters toward then led a heart. 3 * Pan 4 NT P m More than a docen of the 60 speeding, *30; Hugh Scott, 46, and William Zimmer are advlaora i Taylor will direct the Homp Eco- Russian scientists listed these city. No mention was made of a tend - the Reformation Siuiday lege in 1955 with a major in physi­ I nomica Club. I the equatorial area. named successor, South had discovered nothing of 5 ♦ Pan «* AU people present at the hearing made union service at South Methodist HartfoM, operating s truck with cal education. .Sharos came to Ells­ for aeventh grade. aa their major accomplishments 1-aoviet." At State Tomorrow value in the course'of the first ten Openioi lead —• ♦ 10 inquiries about the rights of way an Insecure load, fined *9; Donald Banquet Speaker The name# of aponaora for vtrl- Repoj^ Oarda Tomorrow with Lunik n i: Atty. Shannon's resignation was tricks. The opponents had dis­ Chlirch at 8 p.m. Dr. Harvey Mc­ worth in 1956. He coaches the A so-called sea that sprawls out' Three's a crowd in this scene from Paramount's hilarious ro­ accepted by the City Council last to be acquired by the State but Arthur. of Hartford Seminary M. EUls, 21. Windsor, improper soccer, basketball and baseball The Rev. Edv^ard F. Barry oi oua activity program# to be held Report cards for the first mark­ The SiKht of a satellite alons a covered that the whole hand de­ npne other than Rugglea protested left turn, fined *9; Melvin R. Wing, at RHAM High School thla .year ing period will be IsauM tomor­ complicated, previouely calculated in the southern hemisphere on the mance, "But Not for Me," which cOmea tomorrow to the Stats night with regret. It became ef­ sibllity was that West might be­ Foundation will be the speaker. teams, and has also taught science the LaSaiette Novitiate in Bloom­ very edge of the moon's hidden Theater. Clark Gable is thinking'something unprintable aa ex- pended on how South guessed the the plan. In addition to the loss of 20, TTiompsonvllIe, passing a atop classes. have been announced by the prin­ row at RHAM. An (ipen house orbit. fective Immediately. His associa­ hearts. Hence West was ready to come flustered into revealing that H r and Mrs. Warren Potter are isfjra. fined *3; Kenneth G. Hiller, field will be the speaker at the side, called "Machta” (dream). wife IJIIi Palmer offers to hold his hat whlfe he romances lovely, tion with the Rockville law firm frontage, he win lose a large adult advisors to the Hi-Club. In 1957 the Ellsworth team made cipal. will he held Thursday at which Control of a man-made satellite A crater more than 60 miles in young Carroll Baker. play a low heart with a calm coun­ he had the ace even if he played a swimming pool #nd its waterway. .vTflO Foley Kt., Manchester, op­ annual banquet of thei Combined Arthur W. Hetherington and parents are Invited to hold brief In Outer Space. becomes elective Nov. 1. tenance. low heart at the second trick. Peraonal Notes erating. an overweight commercial the atate baseball tournament and Catholic Mothers’ Circles to be diameter with a central elevation Atty. Shannon was appointed A cabin on the property would also the soccer team reached, the finals Henry C. Lahey will work with the conferences with Individual teach­ Rsdio-telemechanic contact and visible in the southern hemisphere, Declarer had an even chance to As it happened. West grabbed be made inacoeaslble. Mr. and Mrs. BjTon Shinn en­ vehicle, judgment suspended; Jack held Monday at'6:30 p.m. at Gar­ National Honor Society chapter. ers. transmission of TV Imagres over X corporation counsel by Mayor guess right, but he happened to his ace. That was the ena of the tertained at a supper party Sun­ ,R. Stern, 26, Bloomfield, disregard­ of a similar contest. Last year the den Grove. called ‘Tsiolkovsky" after Con­ Paralyzed Killer Quiet Herman G. Olson in 1968. The 2- David Johnson, assistant chief basketball team readied the finals I-ahey will alao conduct the aem- Arrangerhents m a y he made cosmic distances. stantin Tsiolkovsky, a Russian au­ guess wrong. He finessed dummy's hand, for Rubinow was now sure day In honor of the 6Sth birthday ing a atop sign, fined *9; and Father Barry, a member of the innr for aeniora. 'through the guldanre office for year-term would expire April 1, to make the slam contract. If of planning and design for the of Robert J. McKinney of Rt. 44A. of the state tournament. Teas said a considerable number thority on rockets and space travel jack of hearts, posing to the queen. Highway Department, said the ex­ Herbert Hollis, 40, Bridgeport, Mission Bond, jias preached at I Nathan Gatchell and Michael more lengthy conferences at an­ of moon photos was obuined, but in the early IMO's. 1960. Shannon has been in private Back came a heart to the ace, and West had been clever enough to Guesta included Mr. and Mrs. Mc­ failure to carry emergency light­ Coach Sharos lives In Broad missions,and retreats all over the Bolotin will work with the year­ other time, at the parents' re­ practice In Rockville since 1933. play a low heart calmly, declarer pressway would help to open east­ Kinney, their daughter. Margaret; Brook with his wife, the former only two were released for publica­ An a continuation of the "South­ South waa down. ern Connecticut to industrial and ing equipment, fined *9. countrj' for 14 years, and has been book ataff and Valmore H. Forcler quest. tion. ern Sea" from the Earth-visible He has had an office at 28 Unioq Practical ApproMh might have gone wrong but he Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Shinn and Mr. Aoensed Racers Arrested Sheila Sergeitt, Ellsworth ’.56, and director and preacher of the La- will direct the American Legion Wojculetvicz Dies St. A more practical approach was would still have an even chance to residential development. He said and Mrs. Herald Lee Jr. A young >^ew York driver, daughter, Penni, who will be two The eight features named by side of the moon. the route waa chosen because it in November. Saletle radio program of Our oratorical conteat. Miwicheater Evening Herald the Soviet scientists were clearly Joseph M. Chamberlain, chair­ A native of Lancaster, . Ohio, and adopted at the other table by Mor­ guess right: The advantage of Lisa Ann, daughter of Mr. and wearing a crash helmet, who wee Lacly of Sorrows Church in H art­ The Dramatic# Club faculty 4ndnver oorreapondent, Mra. Paul a graduate of'Lancaster Hl,gh ton Rubinow, the New York' ex­ Rubii^ow's play was that he gave takes few homes (none in Bolton), Mrs. John Goclowskl of Brandy racing with another car on Rt. 5 GEORGE lEW IS marked out. In addition to "The man of the American - Mfiseum- Mrves tralBc better, la compatible Manchester Evening Herald ford for three -years sponsors will 'be Mias France# Ac- I). PfansRehl, telephone Pllgrtm Sea of Moscow" and "The Bay of Hayden Planetarium In New Yprk, School, Shannon received a bache­ pert whose recent phonograph the opponenta a chance to go St., and Michael James, son of Mr. Sunday afternoon waa charged corto, James Knowles and Forcler. lor of arts degree from M 1 icin I album on bridge provides a wrong before he had to commit with present street plans and la and Mrs. Edward J. Wilson of with racing and reckless driving South Windsor correspondent El­ 2-4856. Astronauts." the following areas called the moon pictures "another In Electric Chair leas costly. He described it as likq more Burnham, telephone Mltrh- Miaa Accorfo will alao direct the DORSEY Univerelty of Ohio, and hie law himself. Cedar Swamp Rd.. Coventry, were and the names riven them by the step toward Ailing in an area not )leasant and effortless way to the Connecticut Turnpike and' and booked for Town Ckiurt ap­ eU 4-0674. Ike GeU 8|i«cial Pen majorettes while ' Mrs. Barbara scientist^ were uiown: known up to the present."' degree from Washington and Lee fearn the game. Rubinow shrewdly Dally 4}uestlon baptized at St. Maurice Church pearance Nov. 9 by Resident Hadigian will be sponsor for the. •yhit UCA’ on Mail > FURNITURE ‘ (Coattoned tram P m * Om ) University in 'Virginia in 1951. won the first trick with the ace of Hartford-Springfleld expressway. Sunday. Two large cratefs north of the Dr. Gerald M. Clemence, presi­ took away his body. He had be­ As dealer, you hold: Spades—A It will have limited access, a M Trooper Ronald Jacobson after he Wa.shlngton—An American pen cheerleaders. SHOWROOMS luiur equator "almost on the 1© diamonds and Immediately re­ K J 8 7; Hearts—10 4; Diamonds Calendar Notea struck a third vehicle, forcing it Washington — All mail going dent of the American Astronomical er, a brother, and a sifter a few come the 17th person to die in the He served in the U.S. Navy m.p.h. speed limit, 300 foot right of Big Bulb manufacturer shipped President The audio-visual program will dividing line of the visible and in- Society, said "most people were electric chair. from 1942 to 1946 and waa re­ turned the four of hearts. —A K Q; CTubs—K J 10. What do The Women's Society of Chris­ off the road. Elsenhower a new supply of spe­ be headed by Albert Hadigian and abroad from the 10 largest Post pF^N FROM hours before his ^ death The idea waa to put West to the way, six lanea to Bolton Center Rd. willing to concede that the back Minutes before the execution, called and seived^n Korea In 1951 you aay? and four lanea from there to the. tian Service of United Methodist Jacobson said Anthony Granata, World's' largest Incandescent cial broad-point pens for his re­ Alfred Charman. Maxwell Slng- Office# In tha United States la be­ Three jreara ago his Wife, who guess befoi;e he had learned any­ Answer: Bid one spadp. 'Ilia Church will hold, a quiet hour to­ 19, of Rosedale, N. Y., was racing ing- canceled with- a "Visit USA f:30 A.M. re 9 PM. side of the moon looked very much gave birth a week aften he was some prisoners had shouted and and 1962. x Notch, crossing grades will be light bulb Is 171.400 times cent European tour. The company I er and Mra. Nancy Hunt will work like the front side. But it is inter­ pdUnded on the doora of their cells He is a member ' of the Tolland thing about the hand. If West had hand Is not quite worth a forcing night at 8 o'clock in observance of an unidentified motorist north brighter than Thomas Edison's says the broad points give the I with the "RHAM Horn" newspa- 1960" stamp until the end of next shot, wron a divorce. She\receivOWW. TM the ace of hearts he might grab separated, grades will be no more 22 E. CMter SL Ml 0-7414 esting to see it.” but Richmond diacountqd the pos­ County Bar Assn., the Connecti­ bid. than three per cent and curves no the w’eek of pra.ver and self denial. on Rt. 5 Sunday afternoon at first commercially practical lamp President's signature a "fluid, bold I per staff. • January. Some domestic mail also custody of their two children, a'.boy It In a hurry for fear that South (Copyright 1959. General Fea­ Mrs. Samuel Walker of Coventry will bein' the cancellation. Other scientists said the lack of and girl now IS and 8 year^of ag^ sibility that they werq seriously cut Bar Assn., and ta town coun­ more than three and a half about 12:15. with the unidentified developed in 1879. ^ look." ‘ Miaa Maren Taylor, Dwight detail made it almost Impossible to protesting Wojculewici' execution. sel for Somers. had a singleton heart. Another pos- tures Corp.) has arranged the special worship man traveling in the left lane.- Irom ' respectively. degrees. 4 - evaluate the Srst picture. But all If they were, he said, they would Atty. Shannon is married to the South stayed largely with Sen. He confirmed the fact that service. * Both the speeding vehicles agreed that Lunik's ability to pho­ In his last hours, too, .Whjcule- have continued, .the, commotion former Miss Mary L. Payne of Lyndon B. Johnson (D-Tex.). The Republican Town Commit­ passed another car and continued wica spent some time wdth the pris­ three businera estahliahmenta at tograph the men represented a big and It ceased. Rockville, aj\d they live in Somers A Kennedy venture Into Cali­ the Notch, Doc's Drlve-in and the tee will meet Tliucsday at 8 p.m. at on. Granata attempted to pass stM forward in apace. on's Catholic chaplain, the\ Rev. And so did the violent life of with their two children. fornia's late primary would carry the Community Hall. another car on the right, but had Joseph W. Re.vnolds. The priest two gasoline stations near it, must Chib Pack 73 will meet tomorrow new Dr. Seth Nicholson, .retired as­ Frank Wojculewicr. When Atty. Etalo G. Gnutti of the trappingra of an all-or-nothing Macmillan Bares Plans go. In reaponse to inquiries from to cut back to the left. In doing tronomer at Mt. Wilson and Palo- stood in the death chamber Wen Stafford Springs joined Atty. gamble: To be licked in California at 7 p.m. at the Community Hall. so, he slammed into the side of mar observatories In the United though ^ojculewicz had said he Atty. John' LsiBelle who repre- Boys between 8 and 11 years of Robert J. Pigeon and Atty. Rob­ a month before the conyention is aented John Bamini, owner of the the car, driven by Charles Swiet- States, commented: "Oonsiderlng did not want him by his side. ert J. Kahan in partnership in held there probably' would be age who are Interested in becom­ licki, 32, of Graham Rd., South slim where this picture came from, and However, Warden Mark S. Rteh- Assumption Plans To Open Betting Shops gasoline stations, Johnson said ing Cub Scouts are invited to at­ January 1958, the firm becamb fatal to Kennedy's ambitions. A U\e road can't be moved at that Windsor, PROVED AT DETROirS PROVING GROUNDS... how, I think It is awfully good. mond said the priest "had bden victory there might start the tend with their parents. The Swietlicki auto caromed One thing )a certain—it'a better able to get through to him." the largest of Its kind in Tolland (Continued from Page One) point' because of the topography Recollection Day County. I bandwagon rolling. and because of the vast invest­ Tolland County Republican across the esplanade, swerved into mode € y 0 g /a a 8 than anytting we've got." About 30 other persons also Try Fails to Save Women's Club will m**t at the the sooithbond lane and back onto watched the execution. There are «ther factors to ba after ’the races are run. A person ment in the present highway aya- Community Hall here tonight at 8 Ladies of the AssumpU 2i(r ;lon, after which luncheon wlU be (Oointinned from Pag# Ona) contest. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris Jr., tonight at 8 o'clock at the Com­ No personal Injuries were re­ J- HALLMARK wheeled down the corridor to the >^*<1 at 12:16 p.m. In the church other pledges In the domestic Att)'. Vincent Diana spoke on munity Hall. death chaber. Kennedy has until spring to field: died last night at the New Britain behalf of Dominick Ponticelli who ported, Granata,- who was accom­ He was strapped to the chair. Kennedy’s friends that Brown think over sll these factors, but General Hospital after a seven- owms property In the rear of Wil­ panied by several other youths, .ReservaUons should be made feels that if his party wants a 1. Legislation will be introduced hour struggle to save her. Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ posted a' *200 cash bond. CARDS The executioner, whose Identity he'll have to, make u|!) his mind to encourage the migration of In­ liams Rd. which will be close to ton mrrespondent, Doris M. D'ltal- waa not disclosW. spun a. large with Miss Mary O'Connell, ,gen- Roman Catholic as its No. 1 nomi­ She tumbled into Bass Brook Saturday Accident U chairman. ' on the California gamble with­ dustries to those places in Brit­ near her home yesterday morning the highway right of way. ia, telephone Mltcliell 8-5545. Qaim^t Hism as]i MILLER wheel on an electric control panel. nee it ought to take a look at him out knowing the results of any of ain experiencing chronic unem­ Robert Johnson, rights-of-way On Saturday night, two cars There waa a hum. aa w’ell as at the Massachusetts the other major state primaries, and was swept 70 feet down­ purchaser for the Highway 'De­ were involved In a colliaion on Rt. Senator. ployment. As of last month Brit­ stream. 5. n t MAIN ST. Two minutes later, the execu­ The filing period for slates of ain had 405,000 out of work. Most­ partment, explained how and what p h a r m a c y tioner threw a switch. Among Kennedy's friends ' in Postman Reynold Andrewsikas Town Constable William Jurge- I.i;i I N tin \|) California there is also the feel­ delegates in,the California . pri­ ly in industrial areas of Scotland, of Hartford pulled her out and property owners would be paid Ribicoff to View las said Patrick J. McAteer, 51, The hum stopped. Two physi­ ^olice Arrests mary opens March 9. the day af­ Lancashire and Wales. for their property If it is taken by PlMM Ml 3^134 I'lr..!.,. \1| ; || ;| cians examined Wojculewicx. ing that Brown would not be in­ gave first aid. of Dorchester, Mass., traveling ter the nation's first primary in 2. Work will be speeded to re­ When she got to the hospital, her the State. Health Unit Sites Then, at 10:37 p.m., four guards vincible if the Senator should de­ New Hampshire. . north, slowed down in the right Roniolo Contatore, East Hart­ cide to file and to make an all- lieve congestion on Britain's heart had stopped beating and Outlining the procedure, John­ tame prior to making a left turn ford, Wqs arrested yesterday on out campaign in the primary. clogged roads, modernise the rail­ doctors opened her chest and mas­ son said "taking" maps are first New Haven. ,Oct. 27 (>Pi--<;ov. into Governor's Highway to let Center s t. near Alexander St. and Some of these supporters be­ roads and boost the aircraft saged the heart until it resumed. prepared. Where partial “taking" Abraham Ribicoff saya he plana to two cars psias. The second vehicle, was chiirged with passing a stand­ lieve Kennedy may be faced with Chrysler Lists manufacturing industry. They said it had been stopped at is Involved, the property Is ap­ survey several possible sites for a operated by Donald M. Malley, 25, ing schMl bus. .Hla court date it the necessity of making soma 3. ‘‘New house building will be least three minutes. -» praised for damage. In the case New State Mental Health Center 1-PAY ONLY-TOM ORROW 9:30 A.M . to 9 P.M. Nov. |11.\ ■ I maintained at a high level and But then, hours later, Teresa of total "taking.” a fair market here next month. such bold move If he'is td go into Valiant Prices died. Rosarli Perrone, 34. of 102 Sum­ .the July convention In Los An­ the alum clearance campaign will value Is established. Following Ribicoff told newsmen yraterday to m in y o u mit St., Was arrested for failure geles with ■ a lead which would continue." The aim la to rehouae negotiation, owners sign vouchers he'll look over the sites Nov. (1 TM i m u SHOT IS esoub « to atop fdr a stop sign at Forest New York. Oct. 97 (Pb-'-Pricea another million slum dwellers. for acquisition by the State. A when he comes here. He also plans M S H S n make. It difficult for opponenta to of Chrysler's compact valiants will and Pine \Sts. Patrolman Walter put together' a stop-K e n n e d y In foreign affairs the govern­ period of 90 days is asked for to meet with President A. Whlte- Casaells Jr\ said he had to slam on be slightly higher than those in ment- "Will continue to work for processing before payment is ne,/ Griswold of '''ale and Dr. 'Ver­ movement. competing hew General Motors non W. Lippai'd, dean of the Yale the brakes) of hts ■ patrol car to Kennedy already la studying the the Improvement of relations be­ fnade. Ha eatimated a property avqld collision as Perrone turned and Ford lines. tween East and Weat and will use owner would have six months _to School of Medicine. GOING OUT OF FUR BUSINESS possibility of challenging Gov. The governor -would not say Into Pine frdm Forest St. Perrone Michael V. OiSalle's favorite son Chrysler aald, today that facJ all its efforts to this end.” relc^te following the first ap­ iSHBalmiMa is due In court, Saturday. tory retail prices on the Valiant Because of the Queen's absence what locations were being con- ambitions In Ohio. But some of proach by a negotiator. sidecfd, but he 'said the best site John A. Hail. .M, of Andover, will range from *1,874 on the V- the opening ceremony lacked its Engineering deaign for the Man- was arrested and charged with Kennedy's advisers believe that TODAY I would be near the Grace New even if he won primaries In states 100 series to *i:946 on the V-200 usual pomp and pageantry.. TTie chester-Bolton portion of the paasing a traffic light on, E. Center series. Both series are 4-door peer# left their erinine rbbea at 9 a.m. till 1 a.m .* Haven Hospial. PINE LENOX STOCK SALE at Lenox St. like New Hampahlre, Ohio. Wis­ ★ LUNCHEONS H •highway la scheduled to begin In The center will operate in con­ models. home. Most of them wore dark 1061 and be completed In 1963. Patrolman AUan Smith arrested consin, Nebraska and Oregon he lounge suits. ★ DINNERS ' I junction with the Tale Medical PHARMACY Joseph Irving. M. of Hartford, yes­ wouldn't have the 756 votes need­ The Valiant will go on sale ★ l^gal Beverages ® This is the time at which -the School. The 1959 Legislature ap­ OF JACOBSON BROTHERS DEPARTMENT terday on a Wilimiahtlc Court war­ ed for the nomination. Thursday. The Chrysler product la ■ MIKE STANKO’S H State expects to begin its pur­ propriated *250.000 for a tlU? and 299 E. CENTER ST. rant charging Irving with non- Their theory is that he needs to somewhat longer, heavier and chase of rights-of-way.' The High­ planning, but no funds were pro­ Ml 9-0894 support. Irving. Whom Smith found crack open the big state lineup more powerful than other recent­ ; OAK GRILL ■ way Department officials said no vided for construction. STORE OF HOLYOKE, MASS. driving on E. hOddle Tpke., was that could be formed against him ly introduced compact ears, the date has been set for beginning of turned over to Wlilimantic authori­ If California, Pennsylvania and Ford Falcon and the Chevrolet ■so OAK S ^ MANCHESTEr I construction on this eastern end ties. New York all held out and the Corvalr. of the express way. The lowest Valiant price com­ CYO Reception pares With *1.860 for the lowest- The Rev. Jaihes Sullivan of St. EVERYTHING TO BE SOLD! priced Corvalr and *1,803 for the NOTCH Thomas Uie Apostle church In | lowest-priced Falcoii model. West Hartford was guest speaker j We have your^baby’s Prices do not include distribu­ at the formal reception and in- OPEN MONDAY Thru SATURDAY 10 to 10 tion coats, excise taxes, freight ALl, i:OLOB MfiOW! stallation of officers of the CYO | charges or state or local taxes. Starts Tomorrow For I'linI Wsiker-Edw. "Rnokle” Byraet Sunday evening at St. Maurice I Former Cheney 5 Big Days "YELLOWSTONE Church. 'The Rev. Bernard L. Me-j • BYEB MUSKRAT STOLESI OAPES! , MUIs Gurk, local pastor, conducted the exact size. Hartford Road * I I I j I I KELLEY" services. V F W STORY"* la Caler — Flaa • MINK SCARFS- DYED KOUNSKY SCARFS! and Pine At. A model class of instruction. 1 Manebeoter. Conn. Local Stdeks ’ OqlbP—James Stewart "THE MAN WHO duplicating those which are held | UNDERSTOOD WOMEN" at regular meetings of CYO, was ' • DYED MARMOT STOLES! Plenty Of „ la Color held In the church hall following i t r i d e R i t e Free Parking MnoUUoM Furei^aad. bf . Ahw In Color— . With l.ooDr Caron-Hoory Foada installation. TTie services marked | Oebora « MlddlMiraML iMh ^ the beginning of Youth Week in ' Parcel Pickup Bank BtoMn *%obMMiiiid” Randolph Soott Wed. DIoaey'o "DABBY O'OIU," the diocese. | Service To „ Bid Asked CYO will omit its meeting this Yonr Car Corni. Bank and Trust week. A Halloween party will, be •M INK STOLES! DYED SQUIRREL STOLES! Co...... 40 42 held Thursday from 7 to 10 p.m. Now Available at ★ ONE DAY SPECIALS ★ Hartford Nations MAIN. FEATURE ALWAYS 8:80 P.M., EXCEPT SATURDAY at the Dr. Bernard J. Sheridan •DYED MUSKRAT CAPE JACKETS! Bank and Trust Co. 35 87 ■residence on Hebron Rd. . ' FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY Fire' Insnranoa Oompanlea FlUr DrSles Rain I : •STONE MARTEN SCARFS! Aetna Fire ...... 6014 63 H Mrs. Frank Ulm, chairman of Hartfbrd Fire ...... 170 180 STATE BIRD 6 0 c 6 P.M. the Parent-Teacher Assn. Harvest tr.S.D.A. TOP CHOICE National Fire ...... 128 136 Fair, reports a profit of *860 on Both Stores 2 Phoenix F i r e ...... i . 71 74 iBRISKET > ★ ★ STARTS TOMORROW ir. ir ★ the Saturday event. Amasement YOU'RE MILES AHEAD WITH Lite and Indemnity Ina Coa. haa been expressed by all con­ -VL,. Aetna Ciunaify 169 179 cerned at the success of the fair Aetna Life New 83 86 THE C0ME0Y‘ R0MANCE WITH THE ACCENT ON YOUTH! In spite: of the hes'vy rains. Mrs. FUR GOATS-JACKETS CORNED BEEF Conn. General 365 385 Ulm has voiced her gratitude to 56 SIZES Hftd. Steam Bolleiv, 80 84 FRESH, NATIVE, MEATY Travelers 80H 83t4 AND OAPES! Publle CtmtlM Conn. Light A Power 22'4 34 V4 WIDTHS Hftd. Electric Light 62 65 I CHICKEN Hartford Gas Co. ... 43 45 miunount Ficnjtrs mcsckts CARRIED IN M ob il 'LB. Southern New England LEGS and BREASTS Telephone ...... 43 45 CUM um em oii b u e b STOCK AT Mnnofactiirtng Oomoanlos FANCY YELLOW RIPE Arrow, Hart, Heg, ,. 70^4 73% ALL TIMES BLACK DYED PERSIAN UM B JACKETS! Associated Spring ..2 2 % 2^% IM I fJUMEB m i COBB Bristol Brass ...... 11% 12% « M PERLBERG SEATON laaMo. •> Dunham B ush ...... 7% 8% HARD SOLE—FIRM COUNTER Em-Hart ...... 48 51 “ B B T ! / NATURAL BRAY PERSIAN UMB JACKETS BANANAS 2 FafnJr ■ Bearing .... 64 68 C /k F t OABOUNm 1 *■ |S%| 4 |4%1 6 |5%1 4 |4%| 7' |7%1, 4 1 ' LAndera Frary O ark 17% 19% Headquarters N. B. M achine...... 24% 28% m 1 B 1 1 X 1 X 1 X-| X | X 1 X 1 X x 1 X 1 x I North and Judd .... 35 38 'FOR for WARM l.:. C . |x|x|x|x|x|x|x|x ,X 1 X 1 X > SCOTT COUNTY Rogers Corp. (B) .1 11% 13% engines and carburetors cleaner, smoother running . . . helps prisvent 1 P . |x|x|x|x|x|x|x(x X 1 X 1 X 1 YOU CAN DRIVE 1960 GASOLINE TODAY! The 1960 New Cac MIX OR MATCH t a l l c a n Stanley Works ...... 54 67 INNER stalling, guards against rust. 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Drau Ravua Uu m yean. Mw baa Hour from 8:80 to 9:80 p.m. D*c. RockviUe- Vernon 18. in a live coIm * toioewt. Driver Suffered Andover Andover aervad aa a Judga at tha Habron w lM i ysB IlilBk at Giventry Girl 4H Fair for thraa yaara and at tha On Dec. 19 aha w ill ptay two TPC Gives Approval sw ift CiPMi Bolton Granga Sawing Oontaat for movements of Mandalsaohn’a Vio­ Heart Seizure FOR HALLOWEEN You Should Know... TV-Radio Tonight two jreara. ■i halloween • Manchester Clinic Asks City Plans Concert lin doncerto In the Little Orct)ca- Dlr««t rrsto tIM MR! . Scouts Open Misa Jillson yeara. J 5 tra 8lana presented bySsald apparenUy the last of many An elderly motorist whose car Television Mra. Stove Unin'a tU pfV Halpera veered off Rt. 44 and crashed Into one*, but you know him 4:0* 3 Thaatar (la praffiraaa) and waa praaantad with a ooraage ilAIRWAYl The Rockville Chty Council laat^mended by Mayor Olion tor brlng- Penny Ambrose, 13-year-old vio­ making acheduled appearances in the Manchestn' Housing Author- "technical barriers " had been The opevatbig fund drive for ^ " ri^^Vv^aa * Holly 10. M. » surmounted. The ZBA a home yesterday apparently suf­ it-abpw (ta pregraae) 4-H Congress by Mra. Urain at the Aidiievement opOB toara. aad frL Hli 9 D ing the c(Hlectlons up to date linist daughter of Mr. and Mrs. New York, her teacher, Wllllaro Ity were tonUtlvety approved by orirtnally ••Wkt.” boy eeoutlng the l9lackledge Dia­ 'V Show (la eregraat). iO Setanca Fiction Thaatar 11 nlfht received a request'tram the had turned down the churr'on's re» fered a heart attack, a. mbdleal ex- labt Thaatar (la prograss) The Bells of 8t. Mary's I, U. 40 Night oeremoniea. Basketball and roller skating are Kroll, will be on a European con­ the Town Planning OommMon The aobriquft came In hie irain- Manchester Child Guiddhee Clin­ Peter C. Ambrose of Lakevlew quest for a variance because of smlnar asys. •for trict la now underway, nelghbor- Quick Draw MeOraw TV Mail Order Miaa Jillacm la employed bj^toa to begin in early November, ac­ cert tour In Austria and Ger­ after a public heiuinf In the Mu­ ~ mar echool dajre at St. Jamee' Micharls In Africa t:00 Rifleman 1 Mlaa Blarleen JilUon o f Andover Drive. Wqlerfront Park, Coven­ zoning regulations. Dr. Alfred Rehlsvettl, the medi­ heod commlaaionar Frank Haines OmnecUcut Bank and Truat "Co. ic for financial support. cording to the report of Recreation many and will make recordings In nicipal Building last night. - School. MX Ptetura Tightrope ’ I. la. 40 has been selected to attend the N a­ try, will give a 1-weck violin con­ For more than an hour during cal examiner, aaid sn autopsy • :16 waaUiar. Nawi sad SperU I Hoyle at Nine II in Hartford where aba haa been Mayor Herman G. Olson said Chairman John Gill. Gill was cohi- England. The "tentative" approval was f o v e n He waa dubbeS "M ike back announced yaeterday. A kickoff tional 4-H Club Congress in Chi­ cert starting Nov. 10 In Bermuda. the 2tonlng Board hearing on the would bs performed at Hartford (:M Pboaa Your Aaaoar U Arthur Murray Party (C) empldyed aince graduation' from DR. CHESTER S. he will discuss the matter with mended for the neat appearance of Penny's . nfoUier studied for a given yfor the subdivision, site of ' then (and a brother waa dubbed meeting with neighborhood cap- 10, « , 30 Thla will be her first concert out­ housing for the elderly project, Hospital today. Political Prognm t:10 Philip Marlows i. is cago, III., Nov. 38 through Dec. 3. RHAM High 8(diool in 1968. She the Selectmen tonight, feeling the Henry Park at the close of the nea- nursing career and last year was the propoeed housing for the elder­ shop Hm - "M ick") by their uncle, Thomaa taine, held recently at the ele­ R PraatOD 111 OSOSKI side the United. States. maps and plans were studied and The motorist was identified by S Startima (Ci 10. 13. 30 The announcement wee made by Is the (toii^ ter of Mr. and Mrs. funds should coma from the town son. on the part-time staff at Hartford ly project, as the federal govern­ J. Qulah, a former Mancheater mentary aohool, was attended by oHIa Jaeoba' Club Mouaa 10:00 Biography o( A Misaile I. 13, 40 A protege of William • Kroll, M HA raprsaentatives questioned. police aa Michael J. Lynch, 70. of l ; a Nawa A Waathar the former State 4-H leader, Ran­ Lawrence Jillson o f h o a g HIU Rd. budget rather than the city budget. A ^aque haa been ordered tor Hospital. She haa sines glvsn this ment must still pass on the plans. - poetmaater, Bruce MoEIroy, diatrict executive, . Huntlty-Srlnklay Raport 10, ”! TV Preaanls CHIROPRACTIC guest artist of chamber music at .The ZBA has been asked to ap­ New Britain. Two persons In the FAIRWAY Stanley Gibson, council represent­ I It) .10 Keap ralkipg dy Whaples, at the annual Tbwn "But we won't let It die there," C ity Hall with names of the aider- up to devote all of her time to her Approval was given to the (tov- house were hurt, neither serlodsly. - The handtee atuck and young 'Douglaa Edwarda I. ” 110:10 Karp Talking 4-H Achievement Night held men In office at time of its con­ the Julius Hartt School'.of Music prove variances so the apartments Raymond Thomaa Qulah' made ative and Wendell Rapp of the PHYSICIAN Olson said. daughter’s musical training pro­ enant Congregational Church’s Lynch died three hours after the m thurs. and frt. Kil 9 7:00 Barir Barents 90 Maiflc Saturday in the elementary echool. struction, at a cost of $180. In Hartford. Penny will leave Nov. may be built, to have more than r "Michael" a part bf hie name when Eastern district profaasionel staff. To 'fall tha Truth J I Mika Wallaca ITm clinic’s letter of request, gram. Her father Is a tool engineer plan tors a S-lot lubdivlsltm off one-'building on a lot, to have un- accident In Johnson Memorial Hos­ Waathar. Nawa Miss Jilleon will be sponsored by 8 from ■ Idlewlld Field with her he waa confirmed in 1935. This year'a campaign differs M Lock-Up Homing Pigeon HAS RESUMED signed by' George Marlow, noted City Court Oaser In the machine speciailsts depart­ Hackmauck St. by the planning deralxed apartments, to have leas pital In Rtafford Springs. Capt. David Ortaf *2 j 11:00 Big Newa the Ell lAlly Co. She waa chosen In the latter part of yesterday’s mother and her accompanist. M(ss Now 16. Mike managea the Wil­ from last year'a which waa apon- Moria at Savan l» I Barry Barania OFFICE that Manchester has appropriated ^Ibertine Baumgartner, for her ment at Pratt-Whltney Division, commission s<> s (diurch and rac- parking area than allowed by reg The vehicle veered oft Wllllngton for a Health Award on the baaia o f City Court session. Judge Francis liam P. Qulah Funeral Home at aored to purchase end build the Naws and Waathar 40 Wealhar. Sports A Naws Lost, Disgraced $1,500 for the cUnic tor the 1959- appearance. United Aircraft Corp. Penny’s 17- restion area may be developed. ulatlons, and a waiver o f the 120- Hill Into tha home of Floyd Pheipe, Bllko Pasture Forty APPOINTMENTS T. p'Loughlin reserved decision In - 335 Main St., hla fathcr’a eatab- Lake o f Isles camp in.North Ston- 60 fiscal year and suggested that Penny first became Interested year-old brother, Peter, for three A t a sMond public hearing, held day start o f construction period. ■msahing the kitchen. 7:14 Watt Uaaa. HlalillahU 11:11 Suniaht Movie the esse of John Berticelli, 41, of llahment Ington. Funds raiaed thla year Tad Btaela Show Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 37 (R pA Rockville do the same. years attended the New York by the 2^1ng Board of Appeals Yules, Lawrance, Scudierl and Phelps' 17-v«ar-old daughter, H e m Doug Edwarda 61 CAMBRIDGE ST. Vernon Circle, charged with In­ He'a been active in civic, aocial i will be used for operation of the Huntlay-Brinklar Jack Paar Show homing pigeon with a p(x>r aenae of Marlow wrote that 45 per cent Military Academy and Is now a afterward, decision waa tempo­ Fine all took turns explaining the Patty, suffered a broken leg when and church affaire hi Mancheater | district office, profeseionat aat- 7:10 I.,arainla WorldJ Best Hoylea of the referrab to tbe clinic from decent assault. member of the senior class st rarily tabled on an additional M HA MHA plans. a cupboard fell on her. Janet, her BugarfnOt 11:30 Jack Paar Show diraeUon la expaetad to fly home to MI 8-6866 Harmon Holmquist, 24, of 87 and, politldally, la an active Dem o-; arlea of diatrict executives and 11:30 Newa and Weather Jackaonville from Macon, Ga.,^ to­ the greater Mancheater area are Manchester High School. Mr. and request for variances needed tor Loss Parking Needed 13-year-old slater; was rut on«the Whal In tha World Surqmer Sti, Manchester, wss sen­ erat whoae wife la aecretary of the operating funds for Camp Pioneer MacKansit Raidara 1:0O Lata Naws day—in an airplane. from RockviUir and Vernon and Mrs. Ambrose have lived in Cov­ the 81,850,138 housing project. A They told the apartments, thou-h hand but not hospitalized. 1:30 Naws. Prayer tenced to six months in jail, sen-' Republican Town Committee. I 1:00 Playhousa 1; that 15 per cent o f the total num? entry for the pest 19 jfears. decision will be forthcoming after undersized by town ragulatlonz, in Winited. Lat'i Traval The pigeon w a l one of several tenbe suspended, on a charge o f : la a dliided hbueehold the re- Naw York Confldantlal ('—Color ber of referrab are from the a ZBA executive session Wednes­ met government specifications and The captalna working on the released Saturday at Cprdela, Gt. taking a motor vehicle without BUlt? REE SATUBDArS TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTINO Rockville-Vernon area. day night. were larger than thoe. found In verted from High School claai of 1942 and In local drive in their respective All except one flew the 180 miles the owner's permission. Holmquist Free Polio Clinic cnuidren Sheieon Ann. 11. Mi­ neighborhoods are aa follows; Ed­ southeast to Jacksonville. Although fees sra coiiected for The ZBA wishes to discuss a many other similar projects. Less setf-wheel to 1955. Roaalind aerved aimilarly for was brought to court at his own State PTA Officer parking ares was needed as stir- f»a i-w h e e l chael. 10: Peter S; Thomaa. 7: ward Arnold, Lake area; Freder­ Yesterday a phone call from SORGICAL the servicM where possible, they request, from Hartford County Jail "few technicalities” with the plan­ Slated Tomorrow and Timothy, 6: probably would her MHS claea of 1945. veys had shown there were fewer Mike became aaaociated In hla ick Senkbeil, Hebron Rd. area: Macon, 65 miles north of Cordele, sra minimal and collections have where is is serving a 1-year sen­ ning commission before acting, aay no. Mrs. Franhle Haines, Walee Rd. said the wandering pigeon, identi­ Council Speaker Board Chairman Daniel Hair ex­ cars in use by the residents In such Tocli father'a buaineaa In 1948. not exceeded eight per cent of the tence for a similar offense in Man­ I f y(«i or your children need any Mike, a member of the Man- and Boston Hill; Albert Patch, Radio fied by the band number on its leg, plained. , a project. The waiver wae --eeded 'He'a a member of the Connecti­ (Xble UstlBg taehideg (tnly those newt broxdcAete of 10 or U » EQUIPMENT total budget. The average coat of chester. one of the tour Salk shots for Im- cheater Advlaory Board o f Health, Pine Ridge area; Calvin Avery, had landed on a runway at the Mrs. Forraat D. Olbeon, public No Oppooltlos because work would probably not 172.90 cut Fimeral Directora' Aaan.; an,. mlanto longth. Somo etaMone ewrry ether short neweeaeta). aervlcea to one child b $220. About In three companion-eases. Einar munlaation against polio, go to the attended St. John'a preparatory Bunker Hill Rd. and Rte. 6; John Macon airport. relations chairman for the Parent Start until spring, but all ' ‘.s'ls Elka inner guard, and belonga to 10 hours of clinical time are de­ Benaon, 48, o f Hartford, was found No opposition was expressed to Monchestar Municipal Building to­ echool In Darn’ora. Maaa.. and WOfU>—199e a 615 Weather. SpSports Teacher Aasoclation Connecti­ hod to be settled to the satisfaction the Knighta of Columbua and Haloburdo, Long Hill Rd. and Rt. ^ 6:.30 Album of tha Day Airline officials there. said they voted to eaidi case. - Innocent on a charge of bVpach of a t the plana presented at either pub­ morrow between 3 and 9 p.m. graduated from Mancheater High S:00 Newa Zalman would aend It back in a plane. Foir Rent cut. addressed the Manchester of the federal government, th"" Biitiah American Club. >87; and Mre. SJdmund Hauachlld, 6:15 Art Johnson 6:45 Three-Star Extra The profeeslonal ataff at the the peace. A similar charge war lic hearing. A free antl-poIio clinic will be School in 1M2. - Hickory Hill and Aapinall Drive. 7:00 Dick Bertel Said the pigeon’s owner, Malcolm P T A Council last night at Buck- ■aid. Fhi ever everege leiiei He la former diaaater chairman S;45 Lowsll Thomas 7:l5 Automotive Report clinic Is comprised of a psychia­ nolled in th e. case of Edward D. TP C approval of the housing The two subdiviaiona approved ’ y In operation with enough vaccine Served la Bo^pe Two report datea have been set 7:00. Amos N' Andy L. Shuman: Benson. 25, of West Hartford, and ley School. fcowL S terd iif caa* of the Red Croaa. Mancheater 7:30 News. Comedy Time 7:30 News Or Sale trist, a psychiatric social Worker site, technically designated as a the Town Planning Commiselnn are tor 3,000 shots, according to the for the workers. They will meet at "A s far aa I'm concerned, that Charles Overfelt, 40, oi 75 Orchard Describing some of the araa> in ttncied. leeily riieneA He graduated in 1M4 from the chapter: a form ^treaaurer of the 7:45 Bob and Ray 7:45 Weather, Sports and a clinical psychologist. Diag­ 3-lot lubdivlslon, was necessary scheduled to be presented to the Town Health Department. New Ehiglaad Inatltute of Anat­ 8 p.m. tomorrow at the home at 1:(IU World ronlaht S:00 Monitor bird can stay in Macon if he’s 'o t WHEEL CHAIRS nostic and treatment services are St. The three men were arrested which the State unit haa brought so that the propoeed roadway go­ Jayceea: and a' member of St. 1:15 Hualc TUI One 10:00 Traseury of Music Board of Directors tonight. ' Shota will be given any Man- omy in B ^ o n , Maaa, and apent IS Albert Patch on Pine Ridge Drive no more sense than that. They can COMMODES offered to any child through high Sunday night following a disturb­ about progress, Mra. Gibson spoke ing through the project may be $51.00 Jamea' Chufch. He ' headed up 12:00 News . 10:30 Intarmexao for Hodemk . wring his neck or eat him. 1 don't If approval of the housing for the cheaterite of any oga who has not montha In Ihirope aa a civilian and at 8 p.m. Nov, 4 at Haines' 12.10 Music fill Oiu 11:00 News WALKERS Bidiool age. Referrals are accepted ance at a W. Main St. bar. of the school safety program, the accepted later by the terwn. The annual atrawbeVry feattvala at St. 11:15 Sports Final care.” elderly atfbdivlaion Is given by the yet begun o r' finished completing member Of the Army Gravea Reg- home on Wales Rd. 1:00 News. Blgn Off TRACmON APPARATUS from any source, as long as the Hospital Notes school lunch program, and the road will meet town standards, Bridget’a Church in 1955, 1956, ffH A Y —B16 11:30 Starlight Serenade CRUTCHES Directors, if also will be tentati"e. hli immunisation serlee. WELDON M UD CO. iatration Command. and 1957. Seoating Activities 13:55 News, sign off Fallot Photo parents ^ s willing. i Admitted yesterday: Caroline preeent juvenile court setup. an.d requirements regarding sew­ pending federal government ac­ The clinic toilowi a similar one S:00 BIc Show CHRISTMAS tNYTTATTON ULTRA VIOLET LAMPS Ill the 60 years of its existence, A member of a vehemently The Qulahea live at 110 Foreat The Cub Scout Pack 124 will 6:30 John Daly W INF—1390 Earieen Jillson The Mancheater clinic on Sept. Schmalz, 18 Thompaon St.; Arthur ering, sidewalka, curbs and the ceptance. Sept. 23 In the Municipal Building Winoorid Paric. VL, Oct. 27 fg>) INFRA RED LAMPS Bruno of Hollywood said Mrs. Gibson, the Connecticut M l MAIN BT.-M1 9-Mtl ’ Democratic houaehold. he married St. where the children keep buay hold lie Peck Night at 7 p.m. Fri­ 6:45 Big Show 6:00 Financial Newa 1 was treating children of 14 Hamilton, S t Anthony’s Con­ like will be met, the TPC was at which 3,160 shots were given. day in the elementary school. Cubs 7:00 Elf P. Morgan 6:05 News Roundup her 4-H records kept over a period —Assumption College. Norwich BED TABLES P^nnjr Ambrose State PTA has gained steadily in the former Roaalind M. Turklng- with their riding horae and. where 7;l5 Big Show 6:15 Showcass and Nawa families from the Rockville-Ver­ valescent Home! . assured. of nine years. ■University and St. Anselm's Col­ NEBUUZIMS . size, strength and the scope of its Futidral Set for Non ton, member of a vehemently Re­ Mike thihkji about hia hobblca — will attend the University of Con­ 13:00 News. Sign Off 7:00 Fulton Lewis , non area. Seven others had re­ Discharged yesterday: Marie in music at the early age of 18 Atty. Herman Yules, represent­ necticut ve. Univeiwlty of New R ^ P —1419 During eight of those years, lege today were named aa partici­ VAPORIZERS activitiea, working for better publican houaehold. in 1948. boating and aporta. 7’ 15 Evening Devotions pants in St. Michael's annua) quested services but either did not Herbst, (jverbrook Rd., Vernon: months, her mother said. A t the ing the MHA, and achltecta Arnold Hampshire football game Satur­ 1:00 News. Wcathsr 7:20.Showcase and News Miss Jillson waa a member of one teachers, better schoola and better Stamford, Oct. 27 (/P) ■ Funeral In 1952. Mike helped arrange Preaumably, . he alao apepda 6:15 Howie B Christmas Invitation Basketball follow through or were referred Lois Schulz, 39 Middle Butcher Rd.; age of four years she had her own Lawrence and Ralph Scudierl, ap­ day. 7:30 Tha Army Hour of Tolland County's oldest and education legislation. services will be held Thursday the reunion of the Mancheater aome lime there arguing polltica. 3:00 Lou Terry 1:00 News Tournament. Doc JaiKibs, St. to more appropriate agenciek. Richard Ketcham, Maple St.. E l­ violin and began, lessons under her peared at the two hearings. Mor­ U NIOEF Drive Set 11:00 Newe 3:05 World Today most outstanding clubs, the Snap­ m c p iC A L Mrs. William Malkenaon con­ morning for Bisted- Mary Celes- Michael's athletic director, said Four othera are waiting for serv­ lington. mother’s guidance. Since she, was ton Fine of Hartford, a site en­ Guy Outlaw, chairman of the 11:10 Lou Terry 8:30 Showcase and News py Snippers, led by Mrs. Percy P H A R m A C V ducted the council business meet- tlne, 68, a veteran CJonnectlcut 1:00 Del Rnycaa 11:05 Music Be.vond the Stars and News this third tournament will be ices. Birth today: A son to Mr. and nine years old she has atudied un­ gineer and landscape architect, al­ for the nc accontod waistline United Nations International Cook, which produced a number of lag. , Mra. RuUi Willey, Edward teacher. w n c —1699 12:05 News Roundup played this year In Barre'a Munici­ 844 MAIN STREET A special city meeting will be Mrs. Kenneth Thorpe, Pinnacle der Kroll, having first become'ac­ so spoke on the housing plana. Coventry Children's Emergency Fund 6:00 Newe 12:15 Sign Off county award winners. held Nov. 9 at 8:30 p.m. In City Rd., Ellington. quainted with formal music In- w ide, Vincent Ramiri and Calvin Plans tor the Covenant Church'a She died yesterday at St. Jo- Miss Jillson will be one of 25 pal Auditorium. (U N IC E F ) Andover drive, has an­ Halt tor the transfer of sums to atructlons at the Julius Hartt sraiPeker were appointed to a development of 13 acres of land off ■ephVi Hospital here. A member Connecticut members who will fly nounced it will be held Saturday, close the city's books. The fiscal Vernon and Talcottville newa Is School. coininitte£,.to study the possibility Hackmatack St. were described of the Sisters of St. Joseph, she Maxwell B. Hutchinson In charge from Bradley Field Nov. 28 to be­ Health Board Seeks Expert Nine residents have offdred their of the pump section. A total of 196 Fairbanks Heads year ends Nov. 14. New budget handled through The Herald’s Penny and her mother live In of organizing P T A unita in the briefly by Atty. John Mrosek. had taught In Bristol, New Ha­ homes to be uaed aa collection come part of the j4,000-meml:#r Rockvlile Bnraau, 5 W. Main SL, New York CJity, from Wednesday junior and senior high schoola. The attorney and church repre- ven. Bridgeport, Madison, Windsor cerUfleatea were issued to mem­ group anticipated at the National requests are being studied .by the centers where children may obtain bers from more than 45 depart­ Past Commanders finance Committee. telephone TRemont 5-8186. through Friday. She is studying A committee was appointed to sentativea had discussed the Looks,' Stamford, and Lee, M o m . U N IC E F containers and also re­ C^ngreaa. theory training and other related study the council by-laws. A sug­ project at length at a meeting laat She was born In Waterbury. For Deputy Sanitarian Post ments attending. The letter which informed Miss Strip paint The possibility that the City turn them after they have made Nloholaon FHIe Vneaaey musical subjects under a acholar- gestion was made that the council week with the TPC. An agreement She leavea two Bisters, Mrs."* 'nieodor* (Ted) Fairbanks has Jillson of her selection, stated: Court in the new City Hall might m their rounds. Charles Nicholson of Boston Hill be used for a circuit court was ahlp at the Mannea Gojlege of Mu­ sponsor a library program in each whereby the church would not "niomas Norrla Sr., of Wappinger The Board of Health la aeeept-^ Tha froop voted to meet the Srat been elected president of the Past "The quality of your records are Town Again Seeks Outlaw said, "Tbe method is on Rd. has agreed to take the office discussed again by the Council sic in New York. Monda.y after­ Manchester achool, with super­ have to builh a town-acceptable Falls, N.Y., and Miss Helen T. ihg appHeattona (or the poalUon of Friday o f each month at 8 p.m. at Indicative of the fact that both noon and 'Dicsday mornings Pen­ A ll Saints' Eve (Halloween) to of Instltutlonat-representative, one (jommiuiders Aaan. of the Man­ last night. Mayor Olson pointed vision o f book selection, adminis­ road into the property tor five Sullivan of Waterbury. tho Town Office Building. A t their your parents and volunteer local fast and easy when you use Engineering Aide ny attends the local Coventry Day deputy aanltarlaa. have your children visit the neigh­ of the three vital Boy Scout official cheater American Legion. He suc­ out that the building is the only tration, cataloguing and staffing. yeara waa decided at that time. Services will be held In the Con­ meeting they dlacueaed legal coun­ leaders are to be complimented on the right paint ramover. We recom­ School Grade 8 classes and re­ A repreaentative of the Bloomfield AppUcatloaa atatlng Indtvidual'a bors and collect penniee for all the posta that muat be filled before ceeds Cheater Hogan, who leaves one in Tolland County ap­ This would allow the church to be­ vent of Mary Immaculate. Weat sel and legal questiona concerning TVoop 134 can apply for Ita charter. the guidance you nave received." mend REGULAR Strypeeie for The town is once more seeking ceives her week's subject assign­ PTA Council where a similar prO' world's children instead of candy soon for California, where he will proved by the circuit court of- gin building on the land without Hartford with burial In St. Jo­ age, qualiflcaUeoB, houta o f avail­ the board. Members voted that af­ Committee offieiele are continuing The recorde will be submitted to fine wood, antiques. For metal or applicants for the Job of senior en­ ments in which she is being tu­ gram exists will be asked to ad' for themaelvea. become president of a nursery, ficiab seeking locations. Police the expense of firat putting In such seph’s Cemetery, Weat Hartford. ability. add other atatiatlca a^iould ter each session there would be a "Every penny spent will prove their efforts to flno a acoutmaater the health National Awards Pro­ solid wexid, use new' Strypeese gineering aide in the Water and tored. She has also studied during dress a future Council meeting. William MacDonald waa re- gram aelections committee. Commissioner John J. Yaskulka a roadway. be mailed before Nov. 3 to the brief consultation on publicity to to children in the world that we and committee chairmen. SPECIAL water-rinaable paint Sewer Department.' the summer months for several . A P T A Council Diatrict meet­ Review Agreenaent be" released by tbe permanent eleiited secretary. Mias JUlson haa previously won remover. Abo aak for free bookbt, ■aid the eity should go after the Advertisements several montha years. For the moat part, her ing will be held tonight at 7 ;1S at board aecretary, Mre. Ethel Car­ cere,” Outlaw said. Other meifibers of tbe acout com­ A past commander’a pin, with a Thla agreement waa reviewed aecretary. a trip to Syracuse, N.Y., sponsored "How To Remove and court if it wants it here. ago failed to turn up enough ap­ mother up to now haa been her the Crystal Lake School. Mre. go on Maaon S t, or to the board Funds from U N IC E F ere used mittee wIio~have served previously diamond center, was presented to by the New England Poultry Pi'o- The Council voted this year not last night. The church agreed to 4-H Notca end will again hold offiee are John Restore Flnbhes". plicants. according to General main tutor. W illey will conduct a round table chairman. John F. Chappelle on to buy milk, and medicines for Hogan. . ducers* Corporation (NEPPCO) on build, i(jter the 5-year period, a Two local 4-H Cluba have reor- Pjielps, activity man: Warren *ch- to Invite the circuit court to locate Manager Richard Martin. Several months ago Penny was discussion entitled "Programming O U e n M u Nathan Halo Dr. The poeltlon la needy children of the world, tO 'n e association voted to assist the basis of her entry at the State 32-foot paved right-of-way, Install ganiaed and elected offleera aa ard, treasurer; and Roy Darwin, here because no revenue is re­ A senior engineering aide would one of four instnimcntalists of the a calaried one. wage a war against leprosy and the post in. planning the post's 4-H demonstration Days. She was with a Purpose.” A|1 PTA units storm aewers and meet other aub- foUowa: other dleeasee seldom seen in this secretary. Ruaaell Davldabn will ceived from it. Alderman Clarence make between $4,065 and $5,157 Mannea College in a concert at the are invited to send representatives. divialon requirements. The board will hold apecial birthday celebration in March. selected; to participate in the State school where she encountered her Pina and Patches, formerly the pert Of the world. serve as advancement men and McCarthy suggested that more In­ annually. The Rev. Ejnar J. Raak, paator ■WHAT BUILDING meetinga for peraonal interviewa Demonstration Days for three first experience with an orchestra. Pots and Patches club; Paula Collection centers will be at the Raymond P. Hinile haa volunteered formation be oblalned on the new He would fill a vacancy left of the church, aaid the roadway o f all applicanta with time and F irit transatlantic telephone years and also was a (Jounty win­ She has performed privately tor ''114ATERIAL LASTS Knapp, president; Debbie Waldron, following residences; Mrs. Thornes to' easlet with transportation and court system before that vote Is when Lawrence Wittkofske waa Army-Navy Setback in the meantime will either be oil­ date to be announced later. service opened in 1927. ner participating in the State 4-H C9iarles Munch, conductor of the vice preeident; Kathleen .Mahr, B. Birmingham. Long Hill Rd camping. ^AVAILABLE AT THESE STORES) rescinded. moved up to the post of assistant ed or the surface covered with LONGEST 7 During the coming year the Boston Symphony Orchestra and aecretary: CTIaudia Hansen, treas­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelley. Bear Bnllettn Board Other Biisinese water and sewer superintendent. Frankie and Johnnie's, 501; trap rock or gravel. An area resi­ work of the deputy aanitarian will C. J. MORRISON P A IN T and W A L L P A P E R CO. Richard Burggin, the orchestra's urer; Sandra Zurmuhlen, report­ Swamp Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. James The Adult Bible Study Class will A number of minor matters were Applications must be postmark­ Army-Navy No. 2, 466; Jack’s, dent had asked how the road Ini-olve conalderable time for pro­ M ANCHESTER W A L L P A P E R and P A IN T CO. . cohb(;rtmaster and assistant con­ er; Carolyn Usher, historian; and Foran. Bunker Hill Rd.. Mr. and meet at 8 tonight in the Firat (Con­ handled by the Council last night. ed or filed at Martin’s office in the 462; Arm y-Navy No. 1, 434; would be surfaced before the 5- i jected aurveya to be carried on MANCHESTER PLUMBING aad SUPPLY CO. ductor. • Marcia Honeywell, recreation Mra, Raul D. Pfanstiehl, Benton gregational Church. The police commission reported Municipal Building on or beford' •Stlen’s, 483;' Sauer's, 481; Oak’s, year period was up and expreaaed with the l^ce Wamgumbaug and PAUL’S PAINT SUPPLY LARSEN’S HARDWARE that It will require all aupernu- Most recently she appeared in chairman. Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wroblin- Trial Justice Court will be in sea- Nov. 12. 429; Mr. Softee, 424; Mr. Hearty, aome concern that atorma might Mill Stream Inveetlgationa, Chair­ E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. OLCOTT VARIETY STORES msrary applicanta to have nhvslf I the first annual youth concert in Mlnimizoi the wliit In Jutt tha . The club changed Re theme aa ski. Lake Rd.; Mra. Ruth Whitney, eion at 8 tonight In the Town Hall. They can be obtained at that 423; Bud and Lou, 431; Orfltelli’s, "dump it air onto Hackmatack man Chappelle aaid today. Chap­ B U S H H ARD W ARE CO. THE W. G. G LEN N EY CO. examinations. Applications are Jeaup Gallery of the Friends of proportion with Just the right amount it la now carrying clothing and Andover Center; Mr. and Mrs. The Regional Diatrict 8 Board qf office or In the office of the State 417; Walsh's, 416; Bulldogs, 413; St. pelle haa been iu>P<>inted publicity being received. Personnel Department in Hartford the Westport, Connecticut, L i­ Knick's, 409; Abe's, 809; Raider’s, The Rev. Mr. Raak also thank­ agent for the board to work with handicraft projects and no cook­ Wilfred Perry, Wales Rd.; and Education will' meet with membera of gantlei control. of RHAM High School Education A motion that the Building De­ or the Connecticut State Employ­ brary. Her rendition was of 302; Yankees, 384; Baron’s, 331. ed the commission for Ita help and local reportere. ing project. Members 'have made Mrs. Bernard Hudak, Aspinall partment be made responsible for Drive. Assn, in executive sceaion to dis­ ment Service in Manchester or In Bruch’s Violin “Concerto in G No cinching, nipping or othtr diecom- Board meetinga will be held at h ^ m e ^ aluminum traye and maintenance of ail city buildinge, Minor. Additional centers are needed in cuss the teacher group's request Hartford. 8 pm. the aeecnd Wedneaday of woveh' reed hot pads. following recommendatlong of each This past ^summer she played forts — instssd — a wondarful new de­ the following areas: Pine Ridge for official recognition. the month at the Town Office Club m a e t^ a will be the first department, was tabled lor a legal for Isaac Stern at Tanglewood. 911 BRIERS Building. and . third WtKhtesday of each Drive; Rt. 6, East: Lake Rd. from opinion. sign, lightly bonsd, that ersstes a naw MaoclieBter EveMnf Herald An­ Artists Laud Talent and DESIGNERS latoadn Bllalater month after school at the home of West St. toward the school; and MASONRY WALLS Tin cans will be collected rll Officials Discuss CHESTER'S and oh-so-ftmlnlna silhouette. Hebron Rd. Volunteera are re­ dover correspoadeat, trs. Paul D. T i p u h i i \ The numerous artists who have over the city next week from Mon­ The Rev. AlUaon Ray Heapa. Mrs. W. Bryce Honeywell, leader. Pfanetlehl, tolepbone Pilgrim have heard Penny perform have Junior leader la Maridell Leonard. quested to call Mrs. Wrobllnski or day through Thursday, ""■ereafter, Fine nylon powem et satin elaatie panels D.D., haa been oelected aa interim Outlaw. >. 2-6856. Traffic Patterns proclaimed her presentations aa mlnlater at the Second Congrega­ tin cans will be collected on Mon­ Remodel RX'. . . A lonsr standing Merry Sewers leaders are’ Pam­ Firemea Attend School "Impresaive, with full tone and In­ and delicetely fashioned nylon lace. tional Church by Ita paatoral aup- SUPER MARKETS day oniy, with the secyon to be symbol for prescriptions. ela Rote, president; Patricia Rose, Nine officers an'd men from the MILK PRICE NOT TO CHANGE Means of Improving traffic cir­ terpretive understanding and with YOUR OI-D PUR COAT |dy committee. covered to be announced in ad­ variety of color." They alao com­ PINE PHARMACY . . , vice president; Barbara Cargo, Andover Volunteer Fire Depart­ Hartford. (Jet. 27 (gr-Mllk-sell' ofed vance. culation in Manchester, especally INIY) A NEW eiROLE The Rev. Mr. Heapa, who will Waterpro ">fi aecretary; Marion Woods, treas­ Ing farmcTi and milk-drinking on Man St., wll be dscussed at a ment that with "a few more years Your long standing pre­ aaaume hla dutiea on Sunday, re­ ment participated in the A ll Day Captain Peter Dowgewics and urer: and Gail Cargo, reporter. Advanced Fire Training School consumers may expect Connectl- two policemen will attend a police meeting of the Town Parking Au­ qf training and study, and the • Cape • Stole scription specialists, on the PANTY GIRDLE tired from an active paatorate at Meetinga will be each Wedneaday cut's milk prices to stay at the thority, Police Chief Jamea M. understanding which will come Somera recently and haa since held at Wiliimantic Sunday. school workshop In New Britain • Jacket From job at all times, to serve at 4 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Those receiving oertlflcates In­ present level throughout Novem­ Nov. 10. Reardon, the traffic authority, and from experience will produce a *19,95 aerved aa Interim paator in Elling­ candidate for the foremost ranks your health needs! Today’s Ethel Cargo, leader. cluded Fire O iief George Nclaon, ber. THE B I G Past due fees for sewer privileges General Manager Richard Martin M I 4-09511 MI 9-7218 pr ton, Talcottville, Tolland and Local membera of the Women'a Captain AI GUI, LU . K. K. Seyd Richard D. ApUn. federal mar­ DOUBLE have been collecled except tor $2f2 Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in of violinists performing on the RockvIUe TR 5-5929— ReverM Charges answer is granite. ManaSeld. Auailiery of the Windham Com­ and Whitney B. Merritt, and fire­ ket administrator for the State, which is to be collected by the the Municipal Building. world’s concert stage.” 82 BURKE ROAD. ROCKVILLE He la a mombM of the board of munity Memorial Hospital, Inc. men Robert Wright, EMwerd Kess­ said yesterday that the farm corporation counsel. Building In­ Several meetings have previous­ Penny is scheduleif to appear on For Free Estimate In Vonr Home. 'H directora o f tfia State Conference will attend an annual buffet din­ ler and H ^ a r d Pohl. price for milk for Class 1 (fluid) ORLD GREEN spector Roland P. Ueh"" was con- ly been held on the same subject. the N TC television.Bell Telephone o f Congregational Churchea and ner at S:30 p.m. Nov. 2 at the Four untie of training were cov­ use probably will stay, at the pres­ »NABNMCT^i> haa formerly held paatoratea in Willimahtic Country Club. Reier- ent 36.83 per hundred pounds for fKjoiMy8 n ** i . ered with Aaslatant Chief J. Rus­ I a i* jCTaHiTwa*. aa Norwich, Maaa.; Brooklyn, N.T.; vattona muat be in-not later than sell Thompson, acting as an in­ the rest of the year. Thl* means Ann Arbor,-Mich.; and SpringSeld, •McanaiuuNCiiimi Thursday with Mrs. Wilbur S. structor for the breathing apparia- that the retail price also likely MINE Ml. M IU Maaa. Goldberg, R.F.D. 3. WlUimenUc. tiM aeetion and Chief Engineer will stay the same. Membera o f the church will have Entertainment at the meeting STAMPS an opportunity to meet the Rev. -Jfir. Heapa, at the annual church will be presented by the Or- cheais. the University of Connec YOU can meeting at S p.m. today at the INSURANCE SINCE 1923 i i i l i i i WEDNESDAY MOW ticut Modem Dance Club. Church Community Houae. i'lT-!! water iroa mining Botary to Greet Leader Tbe auziUary u planning a iiu:: Rotary Diatrict Governor Thom­ Chriatmaa Gifts sale Nov. 12 and mil y(mr ma«niy walli aa Lynn will make hia annual vialt IS at the Maaon Hall Nurses' "lEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN. iii- and at the fame fc ’ t>‘. ‘ at the local club dinner meeting at Home at the htopital from 1 p.m. S e E O A L S WATERPLUG NEW S...5 p.m. tomorrow at the veatry to 9 p.m. Anyone having white INSURE WITH LAPPEN" time add beauty. of the F i r a t Congregationid elephant itema thev wish to a KM. to 8 PJS. and Saturdays Until Noon 836 N. ^MAIN ST. ELUNGTON BRANCH PADCI Maixdiester, Conn. Weat Road, Roipte 88 ^ . No Monoy Down! E. A. JOHNSON High waist panty girdle — $ 1 2 .5 0 ■ American Bch. MltchMl 9-5258 TRemont 5-0218 Your Agent Serves You "First A$ Httio a$ 70c a wooki $•• your Plumbing Contractor or HARTFORD J.AWHtTEaU8Se0. HALLOWEEN APPLE.S...... i 16 Uw. 99c COMPANY W E 'IX h a v e s w e e t , fLAVORSOME, PASTEURIZED 'QUALITY— the best economy of alP* PAINT CO. CIDER ' II liM*l.S(,— nmw Ml t-7322' HOMK ] 72S MAIN ST. AWUTY iiiiii k n o w l e d g e PHONE Ml 9-4501

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batwMii balnf ytnir owa n u la k by the fact that Uitaa lacturee to get is gotag to be aa operative test of how people accept, or dis­ Link to Turnpike om U tSu iUm rlffRtrr ■Ut« •Icctkm. wh«B Um prooadun hatpafi foeud a spbUlght oa the conduct of lavyer lagiatators and like, the e irm t oouit ide^ in Detroit Steel G>. Signs Pact merely involvM ■ilenfe on national Connecticut BAJyl.t»f PJ4. Rule Due EiinttM lleraUi lawyer lobbj^ta . which halpad which the old procedure of a Opening.Delayed SUNDAY, B A J U L ^ P J I. and world iuuM and a rafueal to forestah- sonw of the usual and neighbor putting on a judicial With United Steelworkers ____ pSom poae with'Prealdant or tice presi­ Yankee traditional obstruction gU^lcks fuaetloa In your own town yields New Haven, O ct *T UB—The FINE PHARMACY U IHMU «TWl when the 1959 session handlad the to a neceaelty to travel to some One day Alice Freeman Palmer new mile-long ccmMctsr linking Today on Caatro cherged the planes came dent, and the p is e e t possibility, — “ 19 t. Direetot John Hutchin­ By A. H. O. (Court reform issue. circuit seat where the bench is gave some little friends three rules the heart of New Haven with the (Oeattaoed ffem P ap One) Death Claims from toe United States and wtiich Is that If Itockedeller should occupied by a stranger. It la the son's proposal (or creation of a drop)>ed bomba wMeh were respon­ Now the Goverhor was deliver­ for living happy lives. Connecticut Turnpike was cfncial- The Town Planning CommlaslonEage on Finley St. with 160 foot PoblMMra And Eisenhower and Nixon pro- ing another of his lectures, this * iltag that people ought to be ly opened yestsiuay. fore any decision can be made aa committee to represent toe Inter- sible for the casualties. But aye- The same meeting of the State able to accomplish their probate .First, see something bea.utiful Injunction Mrs. Dolan eete of Manebestef’^e senior dti- witnesses saw no bomba from the haa recommended e public use for depth, assessed for $1,M6. clslmlnK the moon to be made of time in behalf of a reform he him­ But safety-conscious and sharp- to the oompany's prlcea. The TPC says hold It for water Bar Association which included business as close to home aa pos­ every day. Pause long enough to pyed Gov. Abraham Ribicoff, here Zivaa aatlmatod the firm’s pro­ zene .will come up at a Board planes and believed toe eesoaltles each of 16 odds and enda of town- Hm green cheeu he htm ulf would In­ self had quite conselousty and de­ ■had for Porter Reservoir. ,■ Governor Ribicoff among the five liberately sidetracked in the 1959 sible, with people who know them, Bay, "Thank you, God, for this (or the ceremonies, delayed open­ duction at just under one per cent (CMttaiMd tram Piaga Om ) Mrs. Agnee Dolan, widow of meeting tonight at 8 in the Munic­ rssultod from the ganga in auto­ owned land listetl in a report by M lUaek«t«r. C m •* sist that it was made of blup that la the main psychological de­ •for ipal Building. IS. A corner lot at Adams and Mall lunar. attorneys it honored for their work session in a decision which In it­ lovely thing." ing the 915 million Oak S t con­ of t ^ Industry’s national capac­ Dr. Edward O. Dolan, former Men- mobiles and wild ahooting by ex Generel Maqager Rioharc^ Martin Tolland Tpke. with 146 frontaga cheese. In bciaging about the historic self had some cpte strategy in it. fense of the present probate sys­ nector to the motoring public un­ ity. Tlie company has two plants The Steelworkers appeal against That item and others were post­ cited revolutionary 4roops. to toe Board of Dirsetora. tem. Second, learn something beauti-* cheeter dentist and Rsglstsr of tos on the former and 71 on the latter, If Governor Rockefeller is look­ prospective reorganization of Con­ There was a realistic choice be­ ful every day; a verse of Scripture, til Thursday. , in Detroit, one each at Ports­ the injunction marks only the poned from a Board meeting last The threat to rsvlve the mill The plennere recommend selling Reaction to the operation of the The governor, while riding in a mouth, Ohio, and Hamden, Conn. Adults Are Acting Ohildlah U.S. Treasury, died tola morning week adjourned after lengthy pub­ eeeeeeed for 11453. ing for quick, dramatic ways to necticut’s minor courts reserved tween plugging for total court re­ a true lovely thought, the line of a If They Ignore Immuntsation second time the constitutionality tary tribunals undarscorsd the a seventeenth parcel in toe list. Held It for highway purpoeea, •oUtM to Um M at u y ? ■ M some boos for him when he took form. which would have Included new circuit court system in suc­ motorcade between ribbon-cutting liM F III* Detroit Steel did not have a at St. Francis Hokpital, Hartford, lic dieeuaslon. gravity of toe crisis facing Cas­ Town offlolale have, mentioned •U acwa dlt|i«MlNa eradmd to It make voters realiM his name is not cession to town, c i^ and justice •ong. of the law has been challenged. toe TPC recommends. Sm uUH»toiSr»a»od that platform to tell his fellow the probate courts, which in turn Chores, noted that soma of the clause in its previous contracts after a long illness. Mrs. Dolan had Other subjects before the Direc­ tro. He. himself, had abolished selling some of the parcels to fi­ •Bd atw tha local oa»» pobtuhaaI'ssr Nixon, he seenu to be finding them. lawyers that, if they favored the was likely to mean losing all re­ courts will. In time, either Third, do something beautiful guard rails along the highway had dealing with local working oondl- ■y The' union unsuccessfully appeal­ tors ere the requests that a Cov­ them July J3 and halted toe exe­ nance cepital. improvements and 14. A 40 foot strip axtendlng ■All r i k ^ a t faputotoattoB o> aptoUl The process Involved, however, strengthen or weaken the defense every day; some helpful thing that HAROLD THOMAS HYMAN, M.D. lived In West Hartford in recent north beyond Kerry M. to Umon court reform already legislated form, and taking the big three- not yet been installed. ■ FAIRWAY tionf, one of the thorniest issues Written for NBA Service ed an Injunction in January 1953, enant Congregational Church proj­ cutions after at least 555 Cubans generally to gat them back Into . 1 ^ ^ . cannot be considered quite ideal that much, then they should join quarters reform loaf which had a of the present probate system. will make someone else happy, He ordered that they.^ put up In the battle between the U6W years since her retirement. She the hands of taxpayers. The prop­ Pond, aaseased for 6544. th an , aad frt. «ei t Just about this time every enjoining ita members from strik­ ect and the proposed federally sub­ by unofficial tabulation had died. The TPC recommends it be held fH|Miarawa enaal al N. a A. for thd making of policy in working on for the next objec­ real chance, that which involved And the Governor's plea to the ■ Rev. John R. Neubert before the public was allowed to and big produoera. None waa In­ had been house mother in the sidized apartments for* the elderly Since then toe maximum penalty erties have a total aaeassable tive, that of reform of the state's the town, city and justice courts bar notwithstanding, we do not Community Baptist Church use the road. year, thousands of our kids just ing at the Ameritxui Locomotive valuation of about $19,000, for future storm water right of expect any serious possibility of cluded in the new agreement. see' residence at St. 'F'rancis off W. Center St. be given sub­ imposed by civil courts for ac­ way and entrance to Union Pon^U 9 -|N fringe benefit, in that it seems to present probate court system. himself jettisoned during the 1959 made Its own lone wolf peace with less numbers of youngsters. that the strike posed a threat t - the capital Improvements program to General Managsr Richard » aaaBeasssesesassaessesa T-M sUte. st’s parishes. ton. Two armed' Chiban soldiers The TPC says these should be iu'llvitba have taken Governor G. Mennen Another reason would certainly be session. And some of his audi­ the union yesterday, the KKth day Things are eaaier for the mod­ nation’s economic health and safe­ be submitted to the voters in 1960. Martin sought TPC Ideas on the piraa„ Menus)tl^ eeeessassassseesssa#------R W that the members of the Bar Asso­ ence, no doubt, would have pre­ Dr. Dolan, who died in March stood guard at doors on both propertiee after town Directors held as potential recrsatlonM O n t MORtS aasosoassssessassedneee LW WE em child than they were (or us. They will also consider waiving Williams out of the presidential ciation, even on an occasion when of the walkout. The sighing could ty- 1956, waa one of toe original New Bides of toe blinding, but there was areas. W M R > ... •aeeeesssasssessesesaes ferred to have him fight for pro­ Uranium Output Rise$ prove to be the big break in the We had to get separate shots (or The union has appealed on the bids to allow the town garbage requested a list of what waa avail­ Stnfflt C o p y • a a*•a aaeessaeesaeeeee :S 8^^’eepstakea rather effectively. But their hierarchy was passing out bate reform during the 1959 ses­ Dealers. He served as Collector of no move on it by toe crowd which costly industry-wide strike. each disease. Today, they can basis that "the extraordinary contractor to perform a semi-an­ able. ‘ our pleasure even In that develop- flowers for the accomplishment of sion, when the result would proba­ Ottawa—Canada’s uranium in­ Internal Revenue for the State of cheered Castro's blaata against toe Along with the TPC recommen­ U m HaraM Ptisoas Ootoiiaa*, I^ . Kaiser hopes to be producing get a* four-in-one ''shot'' that power of an injunction ia being Connecticut and as Rsglater of toe nual trash pickup during the week uaumaa no rmaoclsl raapontoMim tM i.'ent is nol so fervid It makes us minor court reform, still remem­ bly have been the failure of all dustry produced 13,500 tons of the DE-HAUNT protects against whooping cough, used in this Instance to break a beginning Nov. 2. United States. dations, the parcels are South America tytiagrapMoal arrore aooaartas la as- bered, with resentment, the blunt court reform. ateel again in its Fontaha, Calif., U.S. Treasury for 16 years.. The question of whetoer tho I. A wedge 166.7 feet long end VtilS m t a tM asd cUar msd^ * ***—' believe all the political explana­ radioactive material in 1958 com­ tetanus, diphtheria and infantile legal strike." It claims that there General Manager Richard Mar­ way in which, in previous years, We subscribe to the soundness pared with 3,260 tons in 1956 and plant in about five days. About paralysis. A single series of four are enough steel plants operating Mra. Dolan ia survived by a United States’ Guantanamo Naval 10 feet wide at ita widest point on la Tba HaBcnaalar Mvasltis mwaM. tions of the Michigan crisis. Parti­ this same Ribicoff, a fellow law 600 of Its ihalntenance workers daughter, Mrs. Mary Stearns of tin will give various reports on Reds Powerful, and efficacy of the Governor’s de­ 6,600 tons in 1957. It reached its HOUSES! injections and their smallpox to provide ' output ,for defense, town business. Bale should continue to exist has the north side of Hollister St. at D in a r adaarllaiiw etoalBS bm ns san politics, on bbtli sides, is delay­ yer, had appeared before them cision. It was, in our opinion planned capacity of 15,000 tons a were called back to their jobs last scratch they're all set for health and safety purposes. Union New Milford; two aiaters. Mrs. been growing under a wave of In­ its. Intarsaction with Princeton r o r M o o d a r- 1 O S L and lectured them about their the only way to get reform of the night, nearly 1,200 odt’ltional Joseph Hayes of Hartford, and Ths agenda also Includes consid­ Traveler Says For rueaday—1 pm Mondar ing the solution of that crisis, year during the fourth quarter of three to five years. President David McDonald haa said eration of approving Dartmouth creased Cuben nationali/mt. SL, sssessed for $150. For Wadnaaday—1 p m. lUaaday. profession's long record for ren­ town, city and justice courts 1958. workers were due back today. El^t how about the grownups that his union would abide by court Mrs. Jeremiah Shea of Manches­ A piece of aimtlar atze end shape For Itiuradar —1 P-QL, yaqsasdaF. which demands not only economy, dering lip service to court reform through the 1959 session. Fur­ The Kaiser firm — ninth larg­ ter; two grandchildren and several Heights subdivision and Green Even the Union of Guantanamo Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse, in your family? When did each decisions.. If the court orders the Manor Addition No. S a report by Base Workert, nearly 8,500 Cu­ on the south elde of HollUter, as but whether or not there is econ­ and then doing'nothing to prevent thermore, It may have also been est in the industry — and the of you bring your immunization Steelworkers back to their joba nieces and nephews. head of the Women's Service Bu­ its sabotage, usually by lawyers the only way to get probate court the Charter Revision Commission; bans who earn a living at the seased for |43. omy, a reorganization of the state's union called the settlement 'non- program up to date? there are strong indicationg that The John F. Tierney Funeral The TPC recommends these be reau of ConnecttcuL will diaeuss themselves, whenever it got Into reform eventually, or at least a Ihflationary.-Thev said the agree­ thev would strike again after the Home ia in charge of funeral ar­ and a proposed ordinance govern­ U.S. base but live outside it, haa f R m. ______tax structure. But the politics I'll admit there's little chance ing appointment of alternate mer’i- campaigned for revision of toe held for highway purpoaea. her recent trip to South America the General Assembly for action. way of helping decide what kind ment was "designed to work for you'll get whooping cough so 80-day period if no agreement is rangements, which are incomplete. Tuesday, October 27 which originally created the crisis The resentment of some mem of reform that should be, when it If your homo is hauntod by tho iptctro reached In the interim. bers to tbs 21onlng Board of Ap­ base treaty. Thia waa drafted af­ 3. A corner lot at Autumn and ,at 1:80 p.m. tomorrow over Hadlo the best interests of management, long as the youngsters are nro- peals. ter the United States helped Itb- School 8U. 'With fronUga of 210 was more small town than It was bers of the bar over such past lec­ comes. For the main program of the employes and the public." tected. There's even less chance The recent court action haa Mrs. Marla Schwarz SUUon W IU In Willimantic. partisan. tures was certainly not diminished court reorganization we are going of insufficiont insuranct profaction^saa called unnrecedented attention to erate Cuba from Spain, and was feet on the former and 394 on the Feather Touch, Too White House press secretary you'll catch smallpox or diph­ Mrs. Maria Schwarz of Milford, hurt, rewritten in the SOe. lattar. In a 15-minute Interview with Two unusual constitutional us for a Homaownar's Packaga Policy James C. Hagerty replied “No theria BO long as you stay in the the Taft-Hartley law and niiw legii- formerly of UfanchesCer, died yes­ Mra. Charles W. Strant of the looking at the far side of the lation could reault. President Banners at the Caatro rally The TPC recommends that tola amendments, the first adopted fn 'that will provida mora profaction in ONE comment" when asked about U.S.A. And, if you travel, you terday in Milford. Her husband, Castro Pledges read: "Baaea In Guantanamo —. lot eiaeeeed for 98,856 be sold with Coventry League of Women VoN Snoon, which the world does today, 130 President Elsenhower's reaction to won't get your passport unless Elsenhower and Secretary of Labor Jacob Schwarz, la owner of the era. taped last Friday, Mrs. Wood- the 1030's, the second in 1046, de- Why?" retention by tho town of a 10 foot courteey of the Rudsiane, Is a re­ policy than was formarly available in the Kaiser agreement. you've had a recent smallpox Mitchell both have criticized the Westfield Mfg. Co. cieed that somebody would go OUT OF law. Castro has raised indirectly, on radius on the corner for highway house said toe Communist lnfM> markable experience, but no more thraa or mora policies. Call us today! Inoculation and your typhoid She was bora tn Germany and Firing^quads ence tn such nations as Ecuador* broke in Michigan, and specified Neither the company nor the "shots." The old union contract expired came to this country S3 yeare ago. pravloua ocoasiona, toe question of purposes. remarkable than some of ■ the de­ union gave an over-all dollar esti­ the base, but not in such dramatic 3. A lot 830 feet deep with a Uruguay and Paraguay la strong who it Would be—the state govern­ Surely the memory of Frank­ last June 80. The ateel companies’ Mrs. Schwarz lived In Manchester enough to cauM alarm In the tails which made It possible. mate on what the settlement would lin Roosevelt, stricken by polio last offer—turned down by the for about 15 years. (Continued from Page Oae) • ircumstancea—a aituatlon Indi­ 100-foot frontaga on Tblland ment. cost Kaiser. But some sources said cating that he is prepared to uae Tpke., bordering toe Bucklsnd United States." She blamed com­ Some 40,000 ndles beyond the In his 3Sth year, must be a con­ union—was an industry-figured S3 Besides her husband, she Is sur­ munism for much of toe anti- The first constitutional amend­ privately it probably would amount stant reminder that what we cent hourly package Increase in a vived by two sons, Walter set down and Caetro emerged a continuance of the baae as at School property, assessed for moon, the Russian limar rocket to $3Vi million over the life of the thunderous roar went up from the American fiMling in South Amer­ ment decreed a 15-mill limitation used to call "infantile paralysis" 3-year contract. The union also re­ SdiwarZ and Raymond Schwarz, least a bargaining point At one $2,039. vehicle, acting In response to new contract which will be in ef­ jected an industrv proposal to-sulh thousands packed into toe plaza point In hla. speech he said: The TPC says thia lot should be ica. fect for 20 -months--until June 30, is an Infection that attacks adults both of Milford; a daughter, Mlsa command signal from earth, tutned on all local taxes. This amounted 139 as well as youngsters. mlt to binding arbitration the com­ Maria Schwarz of Milford; sight fronting the palace. "Because during the revolution retained for school purposes. Sha ratuiytsd last weak after a Itself so that Its camera eye to an artificial protection of all HARTFORD BUILDERS lobert J. mi. Isn't it better to take a series panies' demands for changes in grandchildren; two slaters-ln-law, I Castro electrified the crowd with our people -were bombed by bombs 4. A lot 160-feet deep with a two and a half month tour The pact provides new fringe an announcement that a plane— made In the United States, by 100 foot frontage on Tolland through South Amorlea. Whila focussed back on the moon beneath property owners which must be in­ benehts amounting to 10 cents an of four "shots'* of Salk vaccine plant work rules. M n. Carl Reuther and Mra. Adolph deed delightful to live under. But, ENJOY SAFE rather than risk a long siege of Other workers in allied Indua- Welakopp, both of Manchester; a which he Implied came from Flor­ planes made In the United States, Tpke., asaeased for fl.OOO. there, she said, nha oimarvad that It and then, when the focus had hour per worker starting Nov. 1 ida—dropped a fire bomb yester­ CARS packagaa from tha Unltad if local towns were not allowed to These Include more liberal insur­ illness and a lifetime of having trlbs have been affected bv the niece, Mrs. William Davidson of by rockets made in the United The TPC recommends it be held aatabllshed itself accurately, began to get along with withered mus­ steel strike, too, and It la estimated Manchester- a nephew, Carl day on a house (n westerh Cuba States, by napalm bomba proc­ for highway purpoaea. States do mimo toward fostering levy taxes higher than 15 mills, ance, pension and supplemental and dropped anti-Castro leaflets. taking Its pictures, which It then R unemployment benefits. Work rule cles or limbs? Yet millions of 280.000 of them are idle. Schwarz of Manchester, and sev­ essed . in the 'United Statto, and 8. A 5 by 40 foot strip at the good relsUons between too poopio that meant they would either be REAL ESTATE Americans, in the suspectible In New York, the nation's big­ eral other nieces and nephews. "How la it possible that in re­ thousands of our citizens killed by east end of Farmington St., as- of toe United States and South developed automatically. changes will be settled later. turn for bur allowing them to have Some days later, when the lunar going broke or depriving them­ MITHINOORPORATED In the second year, there will be age group of less than 50, are gest steel maker. United States The funeral will be held tomor­ arms which came from toe United seaaed for 896. America than anything toe United INSURANCE taking' this very bad gamble. Steel Corn., today tells the world a military base on our territory," States, the least ws expected after The TPC says tola should be States does. vehicle had come perhaps 30,000 selves of services, or both, imless. a 7 'cents an hour pay raise row at 9 a.m. at the Smith FHmeral he demanded, "that toe homes of Oft wrapped Into benefits estimated to And how about antitetanus how much monev It Is losing as Home In Milford. Friends may call terminating with the mercenary heid for fututre land development Mrs. Woodhouss, wlm has also miles close to eartlg-another com­ So, in 1646, another constitu­ 969 MAIN 8T., GROUND FLOOR — TEL. 90 9-M41 "shots"? Or, if you were in f-the a result of the steel strike. our peasants, our sugar mill*, and (Batista) army was that our peo­ aQd highways. bssn setivs in tos Lsagus of IN THEIR OWN amount' to 12>A cents an hour for at the funeral home this evening the Uvea of our' citizens are ex­ mand signal from earth went out, tional amendment decreed that It “IN SU R A N SM m iS 8IN 0B 1916” the company's 7,500 to 8,500 work­ Army, an antitetanus "booster”? Several other companies, com­ from 7 to 9 p.m. ple would continue to be attained, 6. A strip 4 by 150 feet border­ Women Voters, served ss Demo­ would not be the towns who went HOMES. Here’s what Dr. H, H. Young of posed to attacks from United from American bases. and the vehicle radio-photoed its ers. pletely shut down by the strike, States territory ? .., ing, on toe east, Buckingham SL cratic qo'Wi’ssswoman from too broke, or who deprived their i>eo- Steel companies traditionally the Mayo Clinic had to say on "Despite thia we allow them to from Farmington St. to the for­ Second Congressional District in pictures down to a Russian re­ the subject; have reported huge losses. Some How ia it possible that a power­ ple of services. This amendment have used Increased labor costs as smaller companies, not shut down have In toe heart of our territory mer’s end, aaseased for $76. 1945 and 1946. She waa Secretary ceiving station. YOU SHOULD TOO •‘‘Every farmer, every rancher, ful nation with limitless technical a naval baae to protect their own Hold it for school purpose«, says of State in Connecticut from 1941 took the Michigkn three per cent an argiunent for boosting steel by Ihe strike, have reaped sharply Hospital Notes resources to intercept even guided These—the precise control of the prices. every laborer, every person ■ who higher profits. citizens from attack." toe TPC. to 1943. sales tax and decreed that five- rides in or drives an automobile, missiles admits they are incapable movement and action of a vehicle ------7. A lot with toe dimensions of She is a past praaident of to# Edgar F. Keiser, board chair­ indeed everyone would benefit This is the regular date for U.S. visiting houri: Adults 2 to 8 of stopping planes coming to bqmb n ------so far out in space—and the suc- sixths of all its revenues be as­ man of Kaiser Steel, was asked by Steel dlrectore to meet and Issue 316, 102, 106, and 106 feet in Pur­ Connecticut Federation of Demo* by active immunization against p.m. Maternity 2 to 5 and 6:80 to defenselesr Cuba," nell PI., eii eaeed for $5,586. cratic's Women’e Clnbe, served tn . ceasful traumlssion of a quality signed to the state's local commu­ BUY'EM THIS WEEK! newsmen about possible price In­ tetanus (lockjaw)." the third quarter earnings report. "I ask myself,” Castro declared, creases after he signed th* new 8 p.m. Children’s Ward—2 to 7. Group May Form . The TPC says hold it for park­ Several nationsl posts, and author­ televlalon picture from outer space nities. miis Message Sponsored By Moriarty Brottiers, Here's the gamble you take Despite the up-in-the-bir statue of would the United States be so Local Lincoln, Mercury, Edsel Dealer. agreement with David J. McDon­ the strike, no postponement of the ing use. ed several boohs and articles the one you’ve got to .The Eisenhower administration strike, will head this "fruits of Savings Bank of Manchester to were hit by big losses, those part­ chess game has openeid, an “of- J. A. McCarthy, Inc., property on ly shut down had earnings great­ Norma Goodin and daughter, 173 has. In effect, pledged itself not to progress" committee. tee and try this year. Do it nowl YOUR CHOICE OF SIX STUNNING STYLES—PROVEN BY 75(1 ficlals-to-people” phase In which Another com'pany-unlon-publlc Plymouth Lane. ly reduced and those' atlll operat­ Loomis St. explode any more nuclear weapons DISCHARGED TODAY: Ralph diplomats make their pitch to the .eommlttee was charged with the Judgment Uen ing rolled in financial clover. MILLION OWNER-DRIVEN MILES. " unless Russia does so. There are opposing peoples rather than to . job, Kaiser said, of "finding ways Hartford Federal Savings and Republic ^ Steel had a loss of Fielding, Stafford Springs; Kevin military "men, and some scientists, by which any cost savings Loan Assn., against John P. and Downham, 91 Brent Rd.; George each other. 924.861.4A6 cpmoared with a'profit Coro, 33 Glendale Rd.; Mrs. Helen C0WERTI8LE SHOWN $9631 tiQ Y f l Trintportatlon, ktul tuM, whit* walli, w4 and members of Congress who re­ can eliminate the necessity for Betty R. Callahan, .11,894, proper­ of 915.184,641, Youngstown Sheet But then he ended up going coi-^ ty on Oliver Rd; laiglnbuhl, Tolland; Mra. Katherine SroANS PRICES START AT 10 1 0 *ny •thw sulrM plainly labalad on ovafy ear gret thie policy, and who fought It regular contract deadlines and In­ A IMbe a loss of $7,140,660 against Haberern, Coventry; Michael Arm­ mic, and this was when he uttered cessant new rounds of drawn-out Building Permits a profit of $3,641,006 and Alle­ before It was adopted, but Rocke­ Anthony Botticello, . alterations strong, Columbia; Hehrj’ Zatkow- the wisdom perhaps dangerous for B U T ... THEY'RE PAYING negotiations." ghany Ludlum a loss of 93.913,320 skl, 54 Union 8t.;, Tens Cohun,,66 feller becomes the most prominent anybody in any position of respon­ Kaiser said after the signing to house at 505 Hlllstown Rd., against a loss o,f 9i;iS5,429. Harlan Rd.; Douglas and -Doiina figure openly to advocate that we sibility. ”we estimate this agreement will $500. ’Ihey’re all shut down. John' K. Nielaon. addition to Locatelli, Warehouse Point;' Linda renege on the pledge after having "The basic trouble in the world,’’ cost Kaiser 11V4 cents (for each Armco Steel reported a)f net VertefeulIIe, Willlmantic; Mrs made it, and thus release Britain BEWARE-1 worker hourly) per year over the house at 49 Harlan St., 9350. profit of 98.852,896 compared with Jad'Viga Morkis, 26 Hamlin St.; said Allen, "results from the fact THEMSELVES EVERY WEEK next two years. This in itself, we a net profit of 912,876.598. Armco and Russia from their pledges to Charles Russell, Tolland; Mrs. Ju­ that we live in a primitive inter­ believe, la an important step to­ Tracked Vehicle Light has several plants not represented dith K nitt and son, 109 Elizabeth abstain as long as others do. national society with little recog-, OF ward controlling inflation, parti­ hy the United Steel Workers union Dr.; Mrs. Audrey Young and son, This Rockefeller recommenda­ nlzed Intemp.Uonal law and no way AND EARNING - cularly when it ia weighed against Montreal—A lightweight track­ and therefore still working. 112 Woodside S t; Mrs. Helene tion, If It stands without his own to sustain it the highly Inflationary strike it- ed vehicle developed by a Mon­ National Steel squeaked through Welle and eon, Ellington; Mra. BALLYHOO ■elf . . with eaminga of 92.821,600 com later amendment thiu becomes "I go so far as to say that if treal' company Is an articulated Glenns DeMaranvlIle and daugh­ quits a sensational means of There was no comment from the tractor-trailer combination thSt pared with a net profit of 910,892,- ter,- Windsor Locke; Mra. Joan Communism were to disappeiur to­ White Hduse or Secretary i of can traverse any kind of .terrain 433 in the like 1058 period. Na­ Shaw and daughter, East Hart­ achieving a point of difference with morrow and the Soviet Union were VITAMINS Labor James P. Mitchell on the and also operate on water. It is tional has one division — Weirton ford. the Eisenhower administration and to become a JeTersonian or Lin­ Kaiser' settlement. A Mitchell aide called the. Rat. It can scramble Steel at Weirton, W. Va. — still with Nixon, If that is Its objective. colnian democracy, there would said the Secretary would not com­ up an .80 per cent hard-graasy operating. CllBlcs a t HasplUI But whether Rockefeller really ment as lohg as negotiations were normal grad« or a -60' per cent In contrast, Detroit Steel had a Heart: Wednesday, 9 a.m. still exist very serious danger of "Vitamin deficiency” has become a kind ot continuing between the union and Arthritis; Tuesday, 9 a.m. means i t or has, as in his oivn pose snowy grade with a 1,00-pound nH profit of 92,120,414 this year conflict between the ftwo great catch phrase. Yet it relates to health, other steel companies. payload. ' Ita gross weight is against $306,633 last year, Granite OhUd Guldaww OUnl^ of sharper attitudes toward Russia power centers in the world.” the province of your physician. 2,500 pounds, its turning circle 22 City steel 93.348,000 against By appolntfiient only, 8 a.m. to than those currently being attrib­ Who knows? If sane, realistic feet. A 4-cyllnder, air-cooled en­ 92.323,977 and Lan Wood Steel 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Should you suspect that you need vitamins, Felloumhip Also Monday, 6 to 10 p.m, uted' to Eisenhower and Nixon, thinking can get that high up in (CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND gine drives the Rat at top speeds 9085,000 against $538,650. They mersly chosen a strategic point of our official hierarchy, perhaps, consult your doctor. Let him decide What The Nioman Fellowship Is an of 3 m.p.h on water, 30 m.p.m. on are among the small companies ON SAVINGS.) 4 land. not struck. ^ .' FOLIO PRIC2B CHAROfilS HOLD difference, we disagree with the some day, we will develop policy to vitamins, if any, are required. award given by Harvard Univer­ Trenton, N. J,,. Oct. 27 (A*)— sity "to promote and elevate the ------iTO.1, , _ n., recommendation, and doubt that match it. How much more sensible a procedure U.S. FRIENDS L£ADINO Federal Judge Philip Forman to­ there will be any political advan- ■tanding of journalism lii the Poker Oddo Figured- day refused to Mil indictments than to succumb impetuously to nonprofestlonal United StateS(.!’> Reykjavik, Icetond, Oet. 27 (/F) against five mnjor drug firms tage in It, either. AUTO PARTS LEADER DIES ballyhoo for all-purpose, bargain vitamins. —Political forces friendly to the New York—Your chance of charged with price fixing en What seem s. to stick in the New Haven, Oct. 27 W)—Ger­ AID TO HUSSEIN United Stetoa appeared to have drawing a royal flush at poker is 'Salk anttpollo vacclae. Forman Rockefsller mind Is memory of the ald B. Hudkln, 53, of New Haven, Rely on your physician’s advice. When he writes Starrs, Oct. 27 (8>—Dr. Philip the edge today In early letnma one in 649,739. On four of overruled a defense motion to president of the Elastem Automo­ aprescription, we are prepared to fill it promptly. ■ S A V I M STUDEBAKER DEALER'S world Issues, but also any identifl- He was a past president, of t^e Huaaein of Jordan, Ualveralty Party, biggMt la this islaad aa- chances of filling a straight or a vacriiie prieee from 1955 through eatksi with the BisenhoWer ad- Automotive Wholesale Jobbers PrmMent Albert N. Jorgensen tlon of . 166,000 peivoaa, bMd Ito flush' by counting the number of ' 1957 arc EU UUy Oo„ Indian­ mlalstratlon. Whether or not this Assn. QUINN’S PHARMAtY 'ifaweMSSTse-t ^lesiT riw seoat iwiTiTUtieit. aald today. Taylor, a former aide own in the counting of ballotp cards that will'fill it against the apolis; Merck, Bkarp aad . t o n reMdent Elsenhower’s Coun­ la the oapItaL Though provtaeial number of cards remaining In the Dohme, Rahway; Pitman Moore •tnUgir bad anything to do with Yudkin, a native of Ansonia, was graduatad from MJ.T. He cil of Eoanomlo Advisors, will returns may change the ptotar* deck. It’s 47 to 8 on' toe first, DhrMoa of Allied Laboratortee, B O LA N D MOTORS, Inc. 369 Center Street, Manchester (A fea AM tsbi tbs elsetioii. There Is leaves his widow, two daughters, 8 7 S M a l n S i . Phmu Ml S-tlM laava for Jordan In Deeember. eUghUy, Cenaanatoto aad ia»< 47 to 9 on^toe second.. You havS Kaaaae aQrt Packe-Dni^ Oe« dUfSreaoe, 'however. a son and a brother. OPEN TILL 5 P.M. M O N D AY . TUESDAY'- FRIDAY — THURSDAY 9 A.M. TO • P.M, n to ftto wUl ba apooBored by tho lattoaiato aeenwd to have 4 ehaneee tn 47 of drawing an in* Dsfirplt; and Wyelfe PwfilWidMton. . to oaptweilto p ijnlag fiMMigr. Ede straigbt tavlsi^ PhUafeieUa. w

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1969 MANCHE8TXR EVSNIKG OCTOBER 27, 1969 PA(» PA6I Hian DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGR BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR MOOPLE Aircraft Starts Coventry Anawar to Pravloua Puwrto Fidl&r Outlines Pllin Chinese Reds Prtiidtnt'f W Ift Union Contract , ^ MAV»X— yOU'RS To Retmti Voters to Act Toni^t MARTMAy^UWS,THIS ISA AORO88 3 Adduce tMt Brook Odor ^ m e s lT ’lN HISTORY/1MD&SO.XP6 E L # ' 4 Performing a Talk Thursday AS ARCHIMEDES MUSTHAYE PELT »J * 1 PreddtnVf petade Indii|h Police s a r h o w l . s e f o r e J wWe.---- On Resident Trooper WWEM He FATHOA^BD 7HE LAW OP 8 Ha1f-em plptaqr- IM iutrialt A lengthy report Lto Oeneml <• from Pag* Oas) SPBCIPIC SRM/ITV AlHD SHOUTED I CHASE >00 OP / Randolph g Helmet of a deethki « f Ly- Manager Richard Martin from the fCaattmed fw i Page' Oim) NEWTON'S APPLEJ Gardald iioa odor in aae- reUREV^Ar FROM HISSATHTU*-^ Inviilbilltyr' paper company Sept.l cltad chemi­ ■tu m « f New York City, a vstar- Coventry voters go OR Aft NEWTOM DID UPOM TREE/ I She was the tlatiejef tha Nortli IQnd haa baan figure wae IM WUMm rubles; Open Foinfim into a town* *riatbm for Oto Pxtrel-wMeh also 7 Follower cal reports which ixplalned tha Indlfins hsA VlRvaded and occupied an nagottotor for th* lAM maeUng tonight to decide comas up tohight SEEIM© AN APPLE FALL TO W///M7//ff‘ diughter ol 8 Fablelst aunaatM bX offldala of the Ly- health and phjraleal culture. 47,- odor as tha result of slug|1ah or many pUeea' which have alwaya thmughout th* countty; Dlstriet whether or not to keep the town's The Patrol has sparked a esB- THE 6ROONlO/»*AD,rVB an — iHer husband daU # FeuMa rapar Co. nonwistant flow in the brook, S00j)00,000 nMas; social sacurtty. Fsr CMI#rM6; 91’s nM bustnaaa r*pr*B*nUUv*a, farmer Oenardl ICafuMter Robert Fullar bekmced to China and have ub to resident state trooper and on trovaray wItMn thi town, wMI fc—_ /MADE A DISCOVERV died in ---- lack of enough fresh water 9i billion rublaa; eonstruetlon of Oaorg* (tope (for East Hartfotfi) whether *r not keep the town's 13 Brtnnie n Scottish 440fltdal mark aald Un ptpta|; would be done at now failed to withdraw from them apartmanta, 47,700,000,000. lUblas. To the M ltor, tha Oemoerata wxinlivr K aUflP S-nT THATi-*-^ ------^ lOLeput 46Grandpeicnta] to dilute properly the wagta water, ahd HObMt Nelson (Southington) controversial Policeto Patrol. setUe in diaregainl of the repeated de­ Halloween and mad||fl gobtlns inatod and Oia MnUtoana back­ 14 Beat parts 11 Aqueduct of eonipaay axpem, but aaid tha poa- and the ^emlcal. change produced In educaUon, four MlUo* rublaa and praalfianta of the various m 15 Succession Sylvius 38 Fencing 47KMnay albUlUaa mr handling waata In mands of tha Chinaat (3ovam- Tha TOtera will be asked to ap- ing It. (comb, form) In the organic waate ntaterlal by wilt be spent to kaap 700,000 ara again tha • order Ht >.4he day. loltoaa witMn tha district. (preflx) (anst.) movament aither of tha two local aawer planta ment" pupils In TCarillnf schools.;; propriaU $3,1.50 for a raeidant One of the main M^jbetiona, tha 80 Bacchic 40 Above temperature rieea In hot weather. The Chlnbse said that although Every parent kdowa the excite­ Tlw corporation haa already ro- troo^r and $4,830 for tha Pa­ 16 Thing 13 Tobacco kilns ahoiUd be fully explored first as a ealvad froin ths union an ll-polnt Democrats claim, ara alacUona of IT Gsll 10 Devotee exclamation 80Temponty Where there le enough fresh they dtd.not recogiilae the Brttiah A total of $1 Hlllon rubles Is al­ ment of this adnson, and ahnra* trol, aa recommended by the maand of completely eliminating water to dilute properly the waate lotted for the' devalepmant of vuehag* pTOpOSal Whtch WOUld Sp- ofilcara of tha ftotroThy Ha own 18 Physostigmine 31 Piquancy 31 Erodes grant the odor. McMahon Line, drawn in 1914 be­ Board of Finance. Tha meeting members. water and keep It flowing oon- state farma and from 104 hUUon to With tha children the thriO of p iy ^ S t only to the PAW A Dl- 30 WlUowt 34 Norwegian 34 Portuguese II Padova If the euggeeted piping plan tween India and Tibet, Chinese turning them and abndlng them on will bejpn at 8 o’clock In the Cov­ Dna of Its aargaanU, Riehard K. eammunily,, atantly, there la no odor, tha re- 108 billion-for eolleetlva farma Tislai. but to all o f UACTa suhaidl- 33 Expiry boat Hebrew eeema the only solution, FTitler said, frontier guards had never croesed their evdnlng of fun. But dot all entry Grammar School, Folsom was auapandad In Augtwt 33 Logger’s halt 38 Venetian 37 Continent IlScryar tlie project could be completed porta indicated. the line. . The bulk of the revenue Is ex­ arlsi^ tha contracts for tha othsra Tha aelectmen havb conferred 88 Po^e pected to come frdm throe aources; children aik es fortunatar as ours; axplrliig at Utor dates. and totar charged by Stats Po­ ' bort resort SSAItvice early in the spi;lng. FuRer eatl- The piping plan outlined by The (Chinese . also disputed of the world’s one billion children, with State Police Commissioner lice with two neufita of statutory 34 Established 39 Celebeiian 40 Regal seat coDftraetioa Fuller would bring about the nec- India’s charge that Chlneaa troope 317 MUion rubles from tumovsr HaadUig up tha V A C 'l i q u a ­ SOExiata oiatM tha coat to the company-at staggering 760 million live in Loo J. MulcahoK on tha avatlabil rape In a edae Involving a 10- 36 Morning wild ox 43Wifa of Aegir between $7,000 and'$10,000. eaeary flow, Fuller aaid, and the had ambiiahdd an Indian patrol 40 I Wnien rubles as profits ting team will baSburtlKF. Bix-ka, imder^eveloped countries; in vie*-pr*sldsnt Injofugga of btdua- ity of a raaldant'trooper and Mul- yror-old girt. Twenty-thraa other reception Fuller . and company president addition of freah water, from miles Inalda Indian territory in the from faetorioa and other eUtg en- cahay told them one la available men are also charged and await­ 33 Circlet tarprtsea «nd 70 hUUon rubies ia many countriea, disease is taken trial ralaUons, Xx y*ara with VAC r 5 ri) \{ II WilUahi Foulda Jr. outlined the Rogers' Pond (once the p t^ was L a ^ h area Oct. Xl.’ Peiping for granted; great numbers of for tha town. ing appearance In Tolland County 33 060 board feet 1 i r 1 1 installed, Rogers’ Pond would, no direct .taxation. and formarlylto paraonnal diractor eoitapaiiy'a views and suggestions claimed UiAt more thah 70 Indian children horn throughout the luperiior Court next month. SSPlman Indian n 14 longer contain industrial waate standing pvatlon g r 0 a t e d and U o rttm R. 'Moona^^ with UAC Two paUttona „from Rep. Ste­ 1) before the Manchester Taxpayers' troope encircled ‘a Chinese patrol world every year wlU never take phan Loyxim prompted tha aalact- SUt 36 Fuss water) would create the needed iQiruilhcheV ea he led the preaidi- Blnca 1943 and Its paraennat dire Uiague at the Whitun Library last “ who were cemparatively few in’ their first ateps; many die of in- man to start tha whaata rolling to­ after it was first broken by tha 3T French girl H dilution. The pipe would dis­ f t i of the Supreme81 fioviat, ^hlch tor. 15 l nlgtaL number” and opened fire on the |ury er Infection sustained at ward gatUng a trooper. Patrol itartf. SHORT,,. friend _L The euggasted plan would In­ charge above the Robertson Park a ^ for pariirltomefit between aea- Also axpactod to parUelpata will 3g Diagram Chinese In China’s terrltotyl Mrth; and to a well-fed American, Loyxim wants to saa tha Patrol Folsom has been replaced aa s c r a m /' volve installation of an 18-inch conduit. ' Nine Indlens were killed In the ateaa. Into the Soviet of the ha Nathanisl B., Morae^ P A W A 30 Ditches Unlein, One of parliament's two the thought thet two-thlrda of the eUmlnatod and n raaldant trooper sergeant by InraMr Patrol Cfiilof K pipe from the Lydall tt, Foulda clash, seven were taken prisoner, paraonnal dtreetor. As in th* past, John Cousin.. Other '■oflleetu ara 41 Goblins b. Various steps have been, taken hopaea. KAruahebev was axpectod world goes to bed hungry every tha ooiporatiofi ia axpoctad to nava approved for tha town. However, 43 Pronoun- darlflsrs along the south aide of in the paat to eliminate the odor. and the Indian government says Chief Thomaa DurinXek, Deputy R. H 58 Lydall Brook peat Rogers’ Pond to to give a report on his vtaita t o tha night la pretty sobering. legal labor cbimaaL the Saleetman claimed both hla 43 Son of Nosh r T r The Lydall A Foulda and tha another Is missing. United States and to Red China prtltiona invalid since, they aaid, Chief Marcus flamHtrm. LI. Eu­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 3 a point ■ near. th* new Robertson Peiping’ii statement admitted One way of helping needy chil­ Sought by th* union will b« a gene Oonnora.' Det. Sgt. George : I (Bib.) £- Rogers Paper Companies have The Soviet of the Union con­ dren of the ' world ia through 111 esnta-per-hour wag# Increase the petiUona callad for an ap­ 46 Biblical r m r Park Conduit. There, the pipe that its forces suffered fewer Palmer and- secretary, Mr*. Lila ■ drained the pond on several oc­ firmed the election to its ranks of UNICEF (United Nations Inter­ “ across the board” plus an ad­ propriation and the Board of mountain would empty into the brook again. casions and refilled It with fresh casualties than the Indians in the Leary. w ‘ Iij theory, the contimioun flow Alexei Adzhubel, the premier's 34- national . Children's Emergency ditional 10 per cent for second nanee did not recommend the 40 Anoints ■ water from pumps at the Lydall clash in Ladakh and also in an­ year-old sbn-in-lnw. Adzhubel Is BY AL VERMEER 83 Interdiction from the pipe, plus whatever flow other Aug. 26 but in explanation Fund). Oflleial cans'are distriMtad shift werEera, and a major over­ amount Loyxim asked for. He PRISCILLA’S POP JT It could be expected from the Rogers’ A Foulda mill.. '^ ey have also editor of the government news­ through our Sunday Schools each haul of grievanca, aeniorttjr and asked $3,700 be approved, but tha Pina Traa-fi^liH g IT'S frightening t o 84 Atmosphere drained a canal behind the Rogers said, "Generally speaking the of­ (comb, form) Pond spillway, would make for a paper Izvestia year, and when little Sunday arblferaUan procedures. Finance Board aecaptad the aelect- TMINK WMAT ALL THOSE 45 nr plant fed by Rogers' pond. Eight fensive side always suffers more The Soviet of the Union and the 86 Proboscis ateady currdnt of water and would casualties than the defensive aide.” School children appear a t your man'a Mcommendatton for only The "plna tree ahllHng" was la- TERRIBLE TARS AND K 51 IT eliminate the sluggish flow and years ago the two companies other house, the Soviet of Nstlon- door as little masked bandits and $3,150 which cornea up for vote to- Buad from 1853 to 1883 in Maasa- RESINS MKSMT BE 87 Again iT •It, ve m The number of Chinese killed or F a r m B i l l 86 Cogitate stagnant pools which are the rule shared in bulldozing the . bottom alities, got down to business in a prssent their containers for a nIghL chuaatta. All such coins have a of the pond clean of muck. The wounded was not given. ■joint session after brief separate 60 Gait 5i 5i| during hot, dry weather. rilver collection rather thajj for During 1958, Americana spent Loyakn’s paUUona also asked plna tra# surrounded by tha word 61 Shrink link odor returned each time. meetlnga candy,' cookies, or what-have-you, "Masathuaata" on (me aids and 51 % The offensive odor, according to Deiiuty Premier Kasy|;ln, chair­ $.57.7 billion for farm grown ffJod. for abellahment of tha Patrol, but DOWN chemical reports, ia due to the re­ Since 1930. Fuller said, ths Ly­ it’s their way of helping less for Of this amount, 30.8 Wlllon went to the aeleotnwn, after claiming tha tha words "Naw- England" with dall A Foulda Co. has expended Gales Rip Britain, man of the Soviet General Eco­ tune children world-wide, and ths data of ortglnil laaua on tha IDeftcUvc io 11 *7 tention of mlll-waate w-ater in the nomic Plan, reported there are sure farmer! and 86.9 billion Into.mar­ tHiona Invalid, got finanea 3 Csi^chos brook for long periods of time. roughly $100,000 for machinery their way of sharing their evening' keting eoeta. ard approval of $4,tl other aids. which reclaims much of tha water signs that the current 7-year plan of fun 'With other children who K Bsfore the company settlea on 6 Ships in Danger 'will be "considerably overfulfilled.” BY FRANK O’NEAl the piping plan, every effort should used in the paper-making process need milk and medicine rather short RIBS While the Soviet economy ia than cAndy, be made to explore possible con­ and which filters, cleans and set­ (Conttaoed from Page Oae) nection of the plant’s waste ays- tle* out as Riueh waste matarliU advancing on a stsep' upgrade, he Last year our youngsters eol- tam with town sewage facilities, as possible. As the amoimt of dis­ said, "the American economy. lectod an Imprsaaive $764.61 In Granville reported sl>e was being Which barely got out of ths 1858 Fullar said. His statement came In charged waste-carrying water haa driven ashore by winds and high pennies, nickels, dimes and oc­ answer to queationa of league mem- been reduced, so has the amount (reocaalon) crisis, has again coma casional quarters and halves We seas. But the tide turned, carrying up against serious economic diffi- beip who wanted to know if the of fresh water'in Lydall Brook her out of danger. were proud of them, and of their Bight District sewer system could been reduced. Fuller said. This ia oultlee.' very real concern for other chil­ The little Dutch coaster PVledI "Our industrial production rose handle the waste. due to the increasing rssidential dren. Let's give them our whole­ lost her anchor and for a time was 3.1-fold in the neven years from BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS State, town, and Eighth ZHatriet demand for water from the Man­ in danger of being dashed onto the hearted support' again this yaar. LONG SAM Bfficlala. apprised of this augges- chester Water Co. whose source is 1953 to 1968, which means an av- Tou’ll never get a better return Scottish coast near Portpatrick. ergge annual output accretion of andthatisS NEVER HeM tD ^ nsh In the past, hSve aaid the the upper end of the same brook. Off Iceland, a sea an<|, air hunt for your money, or help your child, TNEIRFNAL lOPHM\,6UrAft AaM et plant cannot hsndls the 11.5 per cent,” he said. and mine, to learn a more apt Iss- 1 LONE >(6 H6B Not Sewage was stopped up for the 180-ton *Tn the United States, indus­ ECM6 TMEyMESBDMe Industriaf waste. “The mill waate is not aewage Norwegian fishing vessel Suloy, son of doing “ unto others.” asE HIW^ACCQlMAMflEP BY ONBOFOUR Asks Aboat Town Plant trial production increased by only PeOPIM NS or garbage,” Fuller hastened to drifting helplessly in mountainous 11.7 per cent during this period— Manchester Council of (Thureh Wilbur Bennett, past president 9U.KN0W add. "The waste la made up iK seas an average annual production Women «H R B ONEviU06E WLL T A S m . of the. Taxpayer^ League, said cur­ microacopie particles of paper Distress calls were picked up growth of 1.8 per cent.” eaot& men acts rue ALLM"l rent reports indicate the Town of fiber which are net oontained by from four, ■merchant ships caught Kosygin predicted thet Soviet in- MDSTBEAUnFULfr h0K($ ANOAUMSNIH?, Maneheatar aewage plant on Oleott the filtering machinery;” in the storm off Ireland and in the 'dustrial . output will gain 8.1 par Legal Notice St. la operating far below capac­ Reports from State agenciea Bristol Channel. ity. A ^ d y eommittee should be cent in I960 over the current year, DI8THICT or coviafTRT m .. have shown that, waata water Inland, the galea blew in store heavy industry production will in beu Court. October 36. A.D. 1 »». fomod, he said, to investigate pip­ from tha Lydall A Foulda mill windows' oh the south coast and crease 8.8 per cent and consumer E iU t* of Fred Chari** Kina lat* tt m s DIP ing mill wastes through the Cov«ntrr, In aaid Dlitrict, deceaMd. la cleaner, of theee particles than tore - down trees and telegraph goods will rise A4 per cent Upon the application of Ellen P. KlO O iS Blghth District into the town aew- moat paper mills th the State. wires. Many highways were King, praying that letters of adjnlais- . age syatam. He said the total diaarmameat 30B ON blocked by fallen trees in London, proposal submitted to the United may be granted on said estate ”Thla la a town problem,” he Opinions voiced oy league mem- eoted Intestate ae per appllca- Wales, and the West Country. Sev­ Nations by Khrushchev "riiould tlpn on file more (uUy appears. It Is HIWPTV- aaid, “net a 'N'orth-Bnd problem bars at the end of the meeting largely coincided with Fuller’s and eral rail lines also were ■ blocked, not be taken as a sign of weakness ORDERED; That *a1d appileatton he WMPTV! alone. I f we can eliminate this and electricity was cut in many heard and determined at the I^’obnle Ymv ymisNit .*e “ Oaughtor’s young man is R quiet chap, isn't he? I'd Wilbur Bennett’a opinion that but as proof of the Soviet Union's Office In Corenlry In said Dlslrlrt, on trouble spot in the North Bnd, it districts. ' ' Airline service in and the bth day of November, A.D. IMf. at JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD hardly know ha wae hare if I couldn’t see would make the Industrial areas aewage treatment eeema the logic­ desire for peace.” out of London airport was on 10 o'clock In the forenoon, and that a b b that empty roast beef platter!" here .ippre desirable.'.’ al anewer. Beyond that, opinion schedule. public notice be given of Ihe pendenev V I S s f |SMI HVllM M i- fcNwa. ma| was divided. William Cleavage of laid application and the time and Sewage plants in several Con- With ■ths winds came heavy place of hearing thereon, by publish- ' necUeut citlea are handling in­ Buggeated piping the waate raia cauidng minor landalidee, Car, Bike Collide ng a copy of this order once in some BY ROUSON dustrial waste ' In their systems, through the Nortti Bhid direct to washouts and fioods up to 18 inch- newspaper having a circulation in amid IB hslp fW KlI IBP LITTLE -SPORTS the Hockamim River. Others sug­ District, snd by aoatlng a copy thereof according to' Fuller. The possibil­ aa deA. Boy Bruises Knee on the public sun-post in the Town of ity for such a solution should be gested installing a pipe all the In Faria,, SO-mile-ian-hour winds Coventry, and snid DietrM; at least fully probed in all faimesa to the way to the Robertson Pule, con- five dayslays beforeb*for« saidaaid didsy of haarins. physM fHiMss. wWpp€^ aVdund the Eiffel Tower. EUfORR TURiWGTON, Judas. paper company and to the town, dult, Frehch'men In northern PTance ; A 5-year-oId boy was taken to he added. A majority' felt that, no iliatter bundled up In mufllera and dodged Maneheatar Memorial Hospital yes­ A eommiaaton made up pf lep- what piping was done, the odor falling tree Umba and broken tel- terday idtortly afiter 5 p.m. with a naenUUvea of the Town Engineer­ would Only be ahifted to another aphona wlrek. bruised right knee suffered when ing Department, the SUte Water locale; for Inetance, to Union The damage appeared minor and a car and his bicycle collided on ta am at uMap M s ' Beaourrea Commission, the Na­ Pond If the waste were piped into scattered over a wide 'area, but Church St. ammtmatat h f the Robertson Park pipe. worst along the Attontie coast The boy, Brian D. Flint, 75 Un­ tional Council for Stream Im­ C««M8«fl8Pt AttPCkl- Car ‘M Or*' CesB In Syria, six persona were re­ den St., was diaieharged from the Tu-WeHB Ir'd. provement, the town sewer plants It was pointed out duripg the and the engineering departments, nteetlng that the Rogers Paper ported killed and seven injured 4n hospital aftsr treatment His hurt was not serious, authorities said. BY JOHNNY HART of tha paper company would seem Ck>. does hot discharge any waste fiooda from Turkey that swept in­ B. C. a proper group to make such a water Into Rogers’ Pond or Lydall to the country carrying Turkish According to police, Brian atudy, Fuller suggested. Brook. border mihea. riding on Oak PI. and, as he BY ROY CRANE TMev'LLTAxa "It may or may not be feasible,” Ths casualties occurred when 16 crossed <3hurch St., he collided sc«f« fur Htu BUZZ SAWYER . "We should approach this prob^ with a car driven by Joseph Piela, 7WEKR OWN he said, "but we should at least lem on the baaia that we’re doing Turkiah minaa were washed in and bfuad lump by 1411 m \ TVANIft,' WSU, TUi RANOOIFH It THS TIA68MIF S3, of Ellington. Piela had stopped LlVtft BEFORE Snd out.” something for the' betterment of exploded In five different pieces. buys in Ibu Mb gmtt- IMNNOtPOU, PUCtCTPONR ' OUT VWAT4 \ OF TASK GKOUP ALFA, OliR MAJOR AHTI-SW The study should be made as Turkish mines have been laid in seconds before, police, said, to al­ VAC0DFU6HT coe.SMiNn. THIS All. VARFAR6 UNIT. AMP-YOO, 5AWVlR,l(Re tubv'l l FAC« the towp,” seid Bennett late tn low another cyclist to pass hia wsM 9 ft. 4 biciM8.i 709' THSTiRKtBLP Boon as po^ble. Fuller urged. If the meeting, "not simply that border areas as an anti-smuggling U»BflUl«eMtD WSLCOMt ABOUT?, ,THt ONW KNOWN U.S. NAW OFFiCSR BVIR measure. oar. He was starting again ■when b(uy9 a a a tt mu9 a e a ta 7RMn-6«0«NW ABOAOO. to DIVB N A RUSSIAN iUfMARINg. OUR T ^ * u e ! the answer is unfavorable, tha Ly­ we're taking it off Lydall A dall h Foulda Co. could make Brian pedalled into- the intersec­ tbia musb; 709 W p i' omiuittMbeine INTSLtlSSfiCE DNISION NAS A LOT OP Foulds’ back. We muet ahow. the tion. No arrest wsJt made. OUSSTIONS TO ASK YOU. plans to lnstq|I the by-pass pipe same spirit that produced the ren­ Growing Populoce went bayufid this aKa- before spring. ovation of Roberteon Park.” toncu. Seen Beat Answer In explaining the company view, Today, there are more than 16 Iron Ora Re$erve$ Piping the wysstes past Rogers’ Fuller said he did not "want to million persona over the age 85 in Pond la not a'complete solution, throw out any pink pills that our the United Statee, as compared Rhodesia accounts for 38 par Fuller said, but it looks to be the plan is the only solution. It is with only three million in 1900. It cent of the world's total iron ora beet answer outside of putting the economically feasible and seenna. haa been aatimated that this num­ rcaervas and the United States waste into a aewage system. the best answer” short of sewage ber will grow to 20 million by 1970. ranks sseond with 34 per cent. Increase Fitness with QOOD HUTilITW!l Surveys in recent years have treatment. pointed to Rogers' Pond and the Foulds spoke all the end of the OuutI nwfrMun ahuuM indata Ifcu taata In fhn "tUijla MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI section of Lydall Brook between meeting and echoed Fuller's la- ■ ' PutH" 4Ki prspurud.lry iHp U.S. Dagmrtmane the pond and the Lydall A Foulda marka. The eorapany will do all It suHnrnt 01 mHk and tMsy productof W m U6N^ f AftftCXWAft mill as tha source of the offensive can to sHevlatq the situation, he •WINTHROP IftlOO putdttyt C3) vafatobluf 'tand fraMs; (4) biMi MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ftUBMIftftIVE. HE HAft NO FRANKLY, I'M I GET MY •dor. said. 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New York, Oct. 27- (IP)—'.<^rtUttea may have aomethlng to aa-^ The National Laague New York Dan Jessee of Trinity re­ Since siTtvitig at Trin In 1N9, A Tevolutionary expansion nounce then. entry would |fiay Its home games marked yeaterday fit a pre­ Jessee has ssen Ms team win tRs plan may be in the works .in Tlic committee met yesterday at Yankae Stadium, aa tenaata of amssing total o f 191 gomos fie with Commiesionsr Ford Frick the Tankeea luncheon dinner meeting of against 49 dsfsate and four tlsfi. the major leagues, the Associ­ and League Preeldents Joe Cron­ ^ ths OoanscUout Bporta Writers’ Few coschss In the couatsy om Acquiring siifftelenf players to AUlance In New Britain. "Our en­ ated Press has learned. in of the American and Warren stock the two new cluba would boost 100 wins. Only four timfis According to an authoritative trance siuunlnaUans art getting during this span bos Trto g o m Gllea of. the National. Afterward, appear to praoant a major prob­ tougher all ths rims and the, aca­ source, this la the proposed plan: Cronin issued the following atate- through a losing asssen, H tS f lem, but net aeeordinc to the In­ demic load tho boys have to carry 1988, 1942 sad 1W7. IV lea iM M i - 1. The expaaslon-mlnded Ameri­ ment: formant can League Is eeriously consider­ la terrific. It leaves them Uttle hod undefeated, uattad tsaiws. ing a lO-teoai format in the near "The Fact Finding Committee "The league simply would In­ Urns for footbsll Trinity is not Our oppemante knew tlial We foifire, poMibly even next year. of the American League met with voke Ita diaaeter p lu ,” . he sold, slons in this respect, it’s that way don’t have any rsservse and tiny Two ns4v franchleea,. Minneapolis Commissioner Frick and Warren "making seven players from asch at most libarsJ arts coUsgea in go after our boys. lYhen our boys Giles today and informed them Old Now York would be added. club avallabls for purchase at a New England.” gat hit, snd hit bard, it busts ma/* that the American League planned set price." Ths Bantams, showing three A fuU tn-ofassor o f jAyrieel edfi* f. The new franchise in Netv expansion in the future.” York, already American Leogne Opponents of txpanslon hsva wins, one Ue snd one defeat to cation, Jeasee would Uke to get territory, then would bo offered to Cronin did not mention when maintained that two additional date, run Into rival Coast Guard soma good arcs boys, good with tbe the NhUenol League In exchange the league expected to expand, franchises would simply add. a Saturday In New London. books snd good on tbs feotbSB for either Pittsburgh or Philadel­ how many teams would be in­ ninth and tenth place club becaiua 'We have a squad of 97 men field. The alunmt could help. phia. volved or what cities might have of thd player problem. at Trinity this season, the vsteron ” Ws don’t gat our absrs.ef ttood Tills ambitious plan faces many new franchises. Expansion talk by the American Trin coach said. ”1 don't dare play area high school players. New wa ’ .problems, however. Hie biggest is According to the AP informant, League has brought a charge of 10 of them. I don’t know what to DAN aem sK E have only two boys, betb fnfia ■to get the Status quo-minded Na­ four AL teams favor the inter­ "hyprocracy” hy William ShM. expect nsxt season os we'll lose Manehester, Johnsmi sad SfiVa tional League to accept the prop- league exchange idea—Washing­ organizer of the embryo (jentl- nine of our 11 starters through "Three of my starting backs Oolas.” For ths first ttaaa l » jNMfis oaltion. Unlike the American, ton. Cleveland, Detroit and Chi­ nental League, which hopes to op­ graduation snd how many nc* wsre Injured in the 11^ half. there are several fins u n s ta r which announced yesterday it def­ cago. It takes six affirmative votes erate as a third major laague in cademically, only the Lbrd knows.” Bob Johnson, from your town, suf­ Hartford players with ttw flrSib- New Hats for the Fall Season Yum, G ood! initely is considering expansion, to make any kind of a franchise 1961. Asked about ths currant fresh- fered s slight concussion and man. Herald photot br'OflafS change. man, considered the boat team in didn't play the second half. Tommy Rowilag OM of Psos the National League is content "Bunk," said the Informant "Aa “We’rs running ou t o f eppefi- to remain aa Is. The prospect of years at the Hilltop, the man who Wykoff and Hobeli Anderson were Should the plan become a fact, far os the majors are eoneemed, ents. Some schooto won’t ploy us re-acquiring a franchise in New has guided Trin squads for 27 both hurt. I hope they will be the American League, the source the Continental League is just a any more. Wa’ve bsen so dsfll York might change the mindi of years answered: "We haven't hsd reedy for Coast Guard. If they’re Last ^HghVs Fights said, would permit the Washing­ name. If the American Laagua ex­ good In the post that tbay OB some owners, however. ton Senators to move to ■ Minne­ pands, the owners will be duty s descent freshman team in four not, than we're In trouble.” John­ years. We hhve a few good boys son had his finest day of the sea­ think that ws art big snd Modod. Monday’s Gamoa Fired-Up Indians Crush Bristol, 40-0, The American League plans to apolis but. would retain poseeseion hound to make players available this fall. About nine of them look That’s tbs farthest from tbs truth. New York — Randy Sandy, meet' again tomorrow, ostensibly of the Washington franchise and to the new teams. They are not son agsiiut Alfred, even though he No Game* played In A New York, .outpointed Emile for a e&edule meeting. It is con­ good. If I can gat five next year. only played the first half. He ran We’ra getting beat pbyMeally put another team in the nation's obligated to do anything tin the every wMk. Wa can’t taka It amen Leairue Griffith, 150H, New York, 10. ceivable that the EIxpansion Com- capitol. I’ll be lucky. We’ve loet a lot of 89 yards for one touchdown and Continental League.” longer. We’va u n » tkrao gswee Tueaday'a Schedule Chicago — Henry White, ISO, pretty good freshman players In set up another wlU) a 67 yard gal­ recent years for varioue reasons. and nobody con toks tbaus assay National U«arue Cincinnati, outpointed Luther GREEN TEEN LEAGUE lop to the three yard line. Johnson Montreal at Chicago. Standings First Home Grid Victory Since 1955 "Wa've been very fortunate this was the club’s leading ground from us. If anyona told n * fit the Rawlings, 154, Chicago, 8. Wedneaday'a Schedule season In that we haven’t had too gainer a year ago. start of the si seon that we*d wto W. L. Pet. National Lcaffue New Orleans — Henry Hank, Syracuse and Penn State Considered many liijurisa, no real bad ones. "Jofasieon la a better back today thrm I’d say they were crasy.'* 162’4, Detroit, outpointed George Connie's ...... 2 0 1.000 Montreal at Toronto. 1.000 #al8o was the first for the Sllk^Lanceri have yet to taste vlctory^Greg Manchuck (raced 64 yards tofeand White fow ard w l l forced tta Ws wera lucky to win last Satur­ than he was last year,” Jessee said. Noxt year Dennison and Alfred Benton. 160 H, Philadelphia, 10. G a ye's...... 2 0 By PAT BOLDUC Lancers to give up the ball on the day against Alfred. Everyone hsd ’’Ha's not making the yardage he are off the slate but iranklla sad t>etrolt at New York. 2 .000 Towners In their last nine outings, in five starts. tally with an intercepted pass), Fteno, Nev. — The Javellana Jo A n n e's...... 0 local's 18, us pegged to win as we pleased. did last year for he's a marked Marshall and 8 t Lawrsnes TJM- Kaatcm lenmwe 2 .000 A fired-up Manchester High having lost eight in succession up Statistics bear out the Indians’ ends Bill Belekewics and Dennis Kid. 1 3 8 Manila, knocked out Bonny’s ...... 0 On the first play from scrim­ I waa glad to win. man. But with him hitting up the versity have been added. New York at Clinton. Gaye Morrison’s 104 single top­ School football team turned until last week’s stalemate with vast superiority. The victors led Seibert, tackles John Haugh and Philadelphia at Johnatown. Hank Salcedo, 136%, Midland, Ron Wabrek, guard Tony Allbrio mage. Freihelt broke through a Early Line on Bowl Games ped all participants. opportunist yesterday after­ Hall of West Hartford. In rushing yardage, 285-15, pass­ Oreenaboro at New Haven. Tex., 3. ing yardage, 101-19, and first and linebacker Billy Eagleson. huge hole In the left aide of the noon at Memorial Field and Easy Touchdowns Bristol line and the sophomore downs, 15-7. Four Silk Town pass­ Seibert and Alilfrio were others with a 5-1 mark and North TexaaaeUglblea. Washington knocked off converted costly Bristol East­ , But the Silk Towners snapped ers completed four of 10 tosses, who recovered fumbles which led fullback dashed 71 yards before New York, Oqt. 27 (/P)—« out of their doldrums with a ven­ being .caught from behind on the With the college football sea­ State, the Missouri 'Valley leader Oregon last weekend to settle the Shaw Sophomoffe ern mistakes into a rous­ one going for a TD, while three to Silk Town touchdowns. with a 6-0 mark. personal argument. Southern Cal, MacDonald and Stosiiy ing 40-0 CCIL triumph before an geance, converting four of six Bell Town tossers hit on just two Beil Town 11. Frelhelt may have son past the halfway point, Bristol’s costly attack of gone all the way had he not con­ the beet of the Far West, la estimated partisan crowd of 1,400 Brlktol fumbles Into easy touch­ of 12 pitches. *’ Beet of IndepeBdento Of Year in A. L. downs and running back one oY fumble-itis began on the first play tinually looked bark over hie the early line of the major Best bete among the independ­ ineligible. (144 paid admissions, 1,250 SAA Offensive Standouts after receiving the opening kick­ ■houlder. Three plays later, Sim­ New Year’s Day bowl games ents now are Syracuse (5-0) and From the Big Ten probably will tickets). two Intercepted passes 54 yards There were a number of Red and off, with the alert Malausky re­ Continue Scoring Battle for another score. ’The victors, mons took a pitchout and skirted is in, find is not the first, to Penn State (6-0), the Eastern come Northwestern, 4-0 in the New York, Oot. 97 (F)—Bob The 1B59 edition of Coach White heroes. Co-Captaln Dick covering on the Lancers’ 46. Seven his right flank for the remaining leaders who clarii on Nov. 7; Air conference. But Purdue and Wis­ Walker Briggs' Indians won't go who had tallied only 28 points In Sylvester (75 yards In 14 carries plays later Sylvester took a pltch- arrive, either. Shaw, the phyricol culture ad­ four previous starts this fall, four yards. McConnell'e kick boost­ consin, both 2-1, ars o o t to be down in history as one of the also hit on two of four paases for out from quarterback Don Selpel Preebyterian College of Clin­ Force (4-1);'Oregon (6-1) and dict who won IS gomes for Boston, Oct. 27 )— Murdock MacDonald and WaK Stdsiqr scored three times in the opening ed the score to 33-0. discounted. Northweatem must (JP school's finest elevens but they 75 yards and a score). Bill Frelhelt and circled his own left flank for ton, S. C„ last night became the Washington State (4-1) from the ths pennant-winning Chicago quarter, added a single TD in the Bristol marched 31 yards with West Coast, who are also eligible play Wiaconsin, vriUeb loet to continue to battle for New England football acorinf homra will be remembered as the first (86 yards in four tries),,reserves the final 12 yards, just barely first to accept a bid when it IVhlte Sox, today was named Red and White squad ever to win second period and wound up with the ensuing kickoffT moving to the agned to participate in the Tan­ for the Rose Bowl under a com­ Purdue. *BandQge Brigade* but a third fullback, sophomore Andy Grittin, haa dedand Gary McConnell and Lance staying in bounds. ■Manchester 26 before quarterbaok American Laagua sophomore on the gridiron at Memorial Field. two more six-pointers In the third gerine Bowl in Orlando, Fla., Jan. promise plan dra'wn up by mem­ COTTON BOWL; Texas (2-0) la his candidacy. Stewart (combined for 67 yards It was the same story on the Tommy DeForge was rushed on a o f the year by a heMthy mar­ MsclDonald picked up 10 points Not since Nov. 5, 1955 (beat West quarter. In 10 carries), and Co-Captain Pat 1, I960. bers of the new Far Weat Five, the choice for the Southwest Con­ Kick ninbirks—six 94 y«f4b. ensuing kickoff. Bristol fumbled pass attempt and finally fumbled gin. while lending Tufts to a 2S-0 tri­ tor Haven 12-6 at Mt. Nfebo) had Briggs and Allbrio emptied their ^Istretta (caught four passes for on the first running pUy and The early list of major bowl and deposed members of the ference title if It gets by South­ Punts — Ueksd six for a M J on the Indians’ 47. Pacific Coast Conference. ern Methodiiri this week. Other­ Several Standout Pros Shaw drew 182 votes of the umph over WUIlams last Satur­ Briggs and his assistant, Tony bench In the final period and the 101 yards and a TD) were the of­ Malausky, aggressive 166-pound Sylvester, apparently trapped, aspirants Is formidable but with yard average. Alibrio seen the Indians won on Red and White reserves managed key conference and independent wise SMU snd Arkansas bear 170 cost by members of ths day.. A short touchdown plunge fensive standouts. sophomore, recovered, this tlniie on got off a beautiful long pass which In addition, the Southeastern Baseball Writers’ Association Pass interespUofii—one. home soil. Included In that string to play the Bell Towners on even battles shaping up during the next Conference, whose champ hosts watching. and fi pair of two-|>oint conver­ Defensively, It wouldn’t be fair Eastern's 21. Five plays were re­ MlstrettA grabbed between two of America in the annual As­ sions by the stocky New Bedford Btosuy Includos « 48-yord Mrfst of 14 games were all seven tilts terms. Manchester now sports a to overlook linebacker Dave quired before Manchuck bucked enemy defenders and finally was few weeks, the pretenders quickly the Sugar Bowl,' could provide a ORANGE BOWL: The Big On Bench with Injuries snd two long pass interception tw played at the school’s new field. 1-3-1 won, lost and tied record will be weeded out. J sociated Press poll. He la a runner hiked his sesson's total to Malausky (recovered two fumbles over his own right tackle from brought down Inches shy of the fistful of fine teanw. Lousiana Eight can’t send Oklahoma if the 6-2, 190 pound righthander- 60, turns among his ssitmi touebdowfifi Yesterday’s lop-sided verdict while Coach Walt Aston’s Inept which led to scores), halfback The Roee' Bowl is the only one) Soonere win the title (and no one for tbe Owls. five yards out. goal line. Frelhelt went over on the State and Mississippi, best bets who thrives on vitamins snd Only two points behind Is Stoauy committed entirely to conference for the Sugar Bowl, clash Satur­ is betting against that) so Kansas Two plays after the next klck- next play and McConnell added the New York, Oct, 27 (iPj-f-Erfiiik Gifford is the latest mem- exercise. MUt Pappas of Bal­ who helped Southern Connecticut One of U GUffififi representation. The Gator Bowl day night, and the loser la sure to and Iowa State, both 2-1 play this ancji^"'^* point. State to its 12th consecutive vic­ Against Springflahl. Oriffto m f - haano ties. The Sugar. Cotton and weekend to 'narrow the choice be­ ler of the National Football League’s “ Bandage Brigade,’’ timore, another righthanded Belekewlcz pounced on the loose Credit should go to Bristol's get a top bowl bid. Other strong tory by returning a pass intercei>- ried the ball 27 timoa for 199 yaido. Wanted: One Pair of Suspenders Orange Bowls have a conference tween the winner, and. Miasorui. just one of several outstanding pro stars currently swathed pitcher, was s distent second. ball on the I.«ncers' Iff. But this trio of Roman, halfback Waldo Di- nominees from the SBC and Geor­ He was named on 24 ballots. tlon 78 yards and ramming over One of I f children, bs ptoyed cn tbs time the losers held and took over Palo and end Dave Mills for their representative as the host and gia Tech. Georgia and Tennessee. Ths latter must play Kansas. n the emblem of their trade, f Shaw was one of the big the goal on a conversion try. The some Springtlald Mgh scimoI teon on downs on their own eight. After stellar defensive perform(yice draw on the remaining top-fllght Here's how the other bowl host GATOB BOWL: Has all the In­ The rib injury to Gifford, which still is hobbled by a leg Injury suf­ Owls downed Central Connecticut with Harvard’s Cffiet Boolrls. moving for one first down, full­ against overwhelming odds. Also competition. spots stack up: dependents, the non-afflUated con- will sideline the New York Giants’ fered In the ^ Ib iU o n season. Bnd surprises of 1960. He was. In fact, so lightly-regarded by 46-8. CharUs Rnwasl of Rnrvaid is Winning System Found, back George Roman couldn't hold U Fred Lewis and DlPalo who This group Includes Clemson. ROSE BOWL; From the West ferOhee champs and anyone else No. 1 halfback for two or three Ray Berry hoa been slowed by a By accounting for both touch fourth in ths seortaB; race with 98 on to the pigskin and Alibrio, son combined for 47 yards in 20 car­ the Atlantic Coait Conference Coast. Oregon, and Washington, a who looks good, which will prob­ weeks, was the only major cas­ leg muscle pull Linebacker Lso Manager AI Lopes that he did points. ries. . not get his first start until downs in American International’s o: the Silk Town coach, recovered leader with ah overilll 4-1 rec­ Far Weat Five member with'a 1-1 ably be one of those SBC ninner- ualty reported after Sunday’s full Sanford retired when injuries sus­ first triumph over Springfield Dave aouUer of Kolas and Vsp> on the Eastern 28. Manchester now closes out Its ord, Wyoming, the Skyline leader conference mark, are the top ups. schedule of bruising action. tained last yeai^ffidn't heal. the asason was more than, a mont’s Lou Pstranad have 89 ooeh nine-game schedule with four road month old. He shut Out the since 1961, Griffin eJUmbed to 42 Can We Expect More?? After two running plays netted ]^ t many of the game’s top Others forced into retirement or points.'His exoepttonnl ahllHy as while AlCTs Joo Msncei has 90 n d six yards, Sylvester faded back games, beginning Saturday after­ names still are riding the bench Boston Rad Sox 4-0 in hia Ron Pokrokaof WoicsotarTsdi99. noon against undefeated Conard in out for the entire aeawm are Initial start on May 18 and a bell carrier has mode him the and tossed a perfect strike to or proving Ineffective due to an Green Bay fuUback Howie Fer­ key man in the Aces offense just Although be was stifOsd by AlC West Hartford. Uursoftar received regular ma- and the rain, Springfield OsOaga’s By EARL YOST Mlstretta who had sneaked past assortment of injuries. guson. San Francisco halfback as passer Bob Anastas was a year the aafetyman and easily went over Manrhrsirr (4S) Gifford’s running mate, Alex slgnmente, losing only six Joe GUbo continues to sat tbs poeo Notes jotted down at Atemorial Field yesterday afternoon Ends: ZclekeWIci. Solbsrt, I.«llberlt, Olympic Group May Be Called Jim Pace, Detroit, halfback Gene ago. for the Indians' third TD of the MlstrcUa, Wojnnrnwlci. Webeter, missed a couple of games games snd compiling a fine In the Paas-for-pofaits deputiaant durins: the Manchester High-Bristol Central CCIL football Taclclss: McCabe. Wabrelt. Haugh, Oedman and Los Angeles defen­ 2.85 earned run fiverage. Griffin Is n 217-pound soph. He has notched 90 points ea ntaa opening quarter. McConnell then Today because of bruised ribs and atiU sive end Gene Brito. MacDonald and Stosuy are seniora. game: successfully booted the first of his Cole, McHullin. R. Merrow, Maneggla. To Qarify Stand on Chinese High aoccar vs. Platt, 8:16 — is not able to perform at top The Garden City, N.Y. resi­ touchdown hsnves and threo for Cuarde: Kohler, Badger. Smith, Big Om for Tufts It was open house in the press box with two working news­ four extra points from placement. Provencal. Anderson. Oolas. Stansfield, Meriden. speed. The 49era also have been able dent, until the past season, two-point conversions. Midway In the second period, Gibson, Peak, Podolny. Alibrio. Thuroday, Oet. 19 to get only Umited duty from star Despite slimy, apuddy fiondtUona, Massachusetts sophomore ^ebn men, plus several "friends of the<* Centers: Richards, Davidson^, Spirsr. There^waa merely a move to identify Colts Hit Hard > hod never won more than 10 Manchuck Intercepted a poorly Sevilla, Spain, Oct. 26 (/PI High cron country n . Wind- The champion Baltimore Colts hatfback Hugh McElhenny, who games in organised ball. H e' MacDonald waa ths, Mg gun for McCormick remains sseond wttb management’’ present, on hand. Backs; Sylvester. Selpel. Simmons, were wldeapread reports today properly the athletes living on Walt Aston, head Bristol coach Mlstretta a pair of suspenders to aimed Bristol pass on the Man­ Malausky Cote. Stewart. Tupper. Mc­ ham-Norwich, 8:15 — Norwich. have been hard hit. Halfback L. G. first suffered damaged -ribs, ‘then began his pro career in l8S8 Tufts once again afi & Jumbos six TD strikes and three for eon- keep his football togs in place. chester 46 and scampered 54 yards Connell. Eagleson. l,ones. Bombardier. that the International Olympic. Taiwan (Formosa).” a hand fracture. The same is true recovered from a 88-0 lacing by versions worth 42 points. Saai was a flne professiotidl lineman Manchuck. Frelhelt, Galanek. Fridoy, OoL It Dupre, one of the main cogs In the with Jamestown, N.Y. of the Paul of New Hampshire b t f with the Hartford Blues shortly Several times he. nearly lost his down the far 'Sidelines with the Committee .may call a special Brundage said he would sup­ High soccer vo. Bristol Bastom, In the Ram camp, where Jon Ar­ Lrmack 115 yards. title fights. parents were in attendance i>- ter, Simmons. „ China no longer could compete In Squaw Valley Winter Games or High soccer vc. Conard, 8:15 — immarrled. day dress, and did a great job. But tenacious line play by the Red PAT: McConnell (plaremeni) 4. Memorial Field. has a bum knee. • • • though they 'received free tickets. the Olympic games under the the Summer Games at Rome. Pappas won 15 gomes and "Can’t understand It," Dwight Chineae banner, but would be com­ Quarterbacks Out lost nine for the sixth-place Busiestnusiesi fellowleiiow WMwas Hiex m Herald’snermu i.. -.They (parents) don’t pelled to adopt a new name such aa The Chicago' Cardinals hs(] to Orioles. He hurled 16 com­ p h o t iy r ^ r . an ch Oflara, who .^en ghow up on Saturday,’ "Formosa" or "Taiwan." operate Sunday without both plete games In 28 starts with was taking shots—not drinks—of The ruling was that the Nationa­ first-line quarterbacks, King Hill four shutouts. MUt walked 75 the day’s activttlea. Proof that he list Chinese no longer represented Grieving^ Heartsick Champion and M. C. Reynolds, lost due to and struck out 120 In 209 1-8 was on the Job may be seen In the Perhaps .1 should make more ‘ Band Played On* LSU Still on Top, home games. This was the first ail of the Chinese nation. minor aches and pains. innings. His ERA was 3.27. photo layout elsewhere In today’s At the same time, the KX! told Elddie LeBaron, Washington Others receiving conslders- Issue . . . Manehester coaches. time that I have been able to view Hides After Fists Kill Opponent a home game In two seasons and the Communist Chineae, who had quarterback, has an ankle Injury tion ' for sophomore honors’ Walker BrIggs' and Tony Alibrio, quit the Olympic body because of I and second-stringer Ralph Gkigliel- were Jim Grant o f Cleveland have Joined the butch haircut bri­ the honlie field Jinx waa snapped . . Twyman Leading Yale 13th in Poll Everyone play^ but the waterfooy recognition of Nationalist China,*'’ Guadalajara, Mexico, Oct. 27 (Jl'ffln mi limped off the field during the and Barry!; Latmon of the gade, the type designed- especial­ ______■ M- for Manchester . . When the bond NBA Point Maker that they could regain admission —A grieving, heartsick world box­ knockouts. He lost six snd had fourth quarter of Sunday’s 84-7 White Sox, three votes each; ly for those men with receding by making formal application loss to cneveland. Ryne Duren of New York, hairlines. The list now Includes at struck up the "Notre Dame Vic­ New York, Oct. 2T(/P)— 'The Louisiana State Tigers held on ing champion went- into hiding one dtaw. This year he had lost 4 through the various sports federa­ That clobbering, Incldentelly, two; snd Gary Geiger and least three names. Fellow I know tory March,” one wag renurked, jealoutly today as the No. 1 team in college football, but today. three of four fights before meet­ New' York. Oct. 27 (.P)—Piling tions. led Coach Mike Nixon l o shake BUI Monbouquette of Boston, very well also went ‘‘butch’’ when ‘"The way Manchester Is playing, Jose Becerra, who won the world ing Becerra. Strike up a friendship with- Schaefer, up 114 points in three games for a theirs is a hazardous. uncomf9rtabIe position. ' 1 Many Repercusalons up the Redskins yesterday by fir­ Jim Landis of Chicago. Albie he sat In barber Bob' Gbnoveal’s they look like Notre' Dame.” I 38-point average, cnncinhati's bantc'Jiwelght title only three Bxcept for an exhibition, this wonder If he meant the Irish tesuns They face their biggeat ch a l-^ ------— *1110 IOC action drew repercus­ ing end John Carson and- defen­ ' Pearson,' who played for chair the last time . . "Super­ Jack ‘Twyman has taken a nine- lenge Saturday night' at Baton months ago, had caused -the death wae Becqrra’s flrat bout since he the beer with the smooth taste... under Knute Rockne or Joe Kuha- Tulahe, held ninth place. Wiscon­ sions from all over the world, and of a fellow boxer with hia flats. took the ’U8-pound title from sive back Bill Stlts. Washington and Baltimore round intendent of Construction” at Me­ rich. Rockne had many winning point league in the National Bas­ Rouge, La., agalnit a high-flying particularly In the United States, Apparently a case of Injured morial Field, {teal Cheney, re­ ketball Assn, individual scoring sin .moved from 12th to 10th, sup­ Walt, Ingram. 24, died yester­ France’s Alphonse Hsliml In July Gary Bell of Cleveland, one teams while Knharich Is having Mlesleelppl machine which. forged where even President Elsenhower pride. vote each. ported all' was well. Cheney lives ra?e.- into third place In the Aeeociated planting Arkansas, Ole Mies' vic­ day after taking a battering from at Los Angeles. never sharp, never flat. his troubles this fall. ‘There’s quite tim. criticised the move. Becerra in a non-title bout last Becerra said be got up at 6 a.m 'opposite the griillron. a difference . . Dr. Joseph Bmy,- Elgin Baylor of Minneapolis is Presi’ weekly poll and mleaed the The U.S. House of Representa­ • • • No. 2, spot by the slender margin Neither LStJ nor Northwestern Saturday night. Becerra was so yesterday. He went out to buy a Man,that’s beer— REAL BEER} school M.D. h|^ an easy afternoon, second with .105 points, also in tives immediately voted to pro­ shaken that he asked Matchiiiaker newspaper to learn about Ingram’s "We Want a Hot Dog" chanted three games. ' of 30'pointfl — the equivalent of were overpowering but they con­ 'sitting at one end of the bench ah- tinued to win. LSU set down hibit the use of Army personnel George Parnassus t o , post|K>ne s condition and saw a headline that the Red and White Band when Di­ Boston’s Bill RUssell is the thVec flrat place votes-. and equipment In the 1960 Winter sortriqg some sunshine and fresh Florida 9-0. Northwestern won its Nov. 19 bout against Danny Kid Ingram waa dead. rector Bob Johns showed, up eat­ air with no Injuries on the fiel(l . . league’s most accurate shooter, -^LSU risks its proud position as Games at Squaw Valley, Calif., if He remained home the rest of with a .655 field'goal percentage fifth straight, beating Notre Dame in Los Angeles. ing a hot dog and hdlding a coke. For a . little guy, Dick Sylvester national champion, holder of an 30-24. any free nation, such aa National­ "The death of Walt has been the day while bla family told cal­ Selfish -guy. He wouldn't share it con get plenty of distance on his and teammate Bob Coiisy is tops in 18-game winning streak and lead­ ist Clhina, waa barred from the very painful for me,” he said, "be­ lers they didn't know where he assist'-with 22 ii) two games. Ken Tw.o of the strongest advances' with any of the 40 band members passes . . A llege material ? I er of the poll for IS consecutive competition. cause 1 never thought that some had gone. He and the family . Main job the two uniformed didn’t 'see anyone outstanding lie- Sears of New York dropped in 13 weeks. were hiade by unbeaten, untied, un- Organizers of the Squaw Valley until acored-on Yale, which climbed day I was going to cause tragedy planned to remain with the body policemen had at (he field was to caiise of the one-sideness of the free throws in as many attempts. In the biggest ballot of the cam­ games announced that the Com- PANTALEO’S from 10th to 1.3th, and Georgia, with my fists. until the train departs for Laredo. direct motor traffic after the game. Baylor leads in rebounds with a paign -~ 182 votea — the Tigers muniit Chineae definitely would Wants to Meditate ^ll^inessage... " . * * • total of 51, with Russell second which came from nowhere to grab game . . . Faculty Manager received 71 first plade votes and a not be permitted to compete there. 'T don't know what to do. I want Now that Manchester has found vri(,h 49. : 14 th.place. r The American Legion withdrew its Dwight Perry reported there were total of 1,556 points to beat nut , The top 10 with points based' on lo rest for some time and go to 144 tickets sold at the, gate. Re­ the winning formula, for the first Scoring Leaders the • persistent ninner-up, North­ support from fund-raiaihg drives. Bishop Honored USED AUTO PARTS time this season, the 'boys could 10 for a first place vote, nine for some place where I can meditate That headliae is n.bii stortliog, perhaps. But « s ^ ftxmd that mainder of the fine Monday crpwd Pts. western. The XUecutive Oorhmittee of ' / a prove jtough during the second half Avg. second, etc. (First place votes and Amateur Athletic Union (AAiUi) of alone from everybody. I don’t want sametinwt you have to surtle peoplo to get them lo prepora Wds made up of students . . . llt’s ‘Twyman, CInn. ., .114 38.0 . Enough General FaVor wqn'-lost records^ in parentheses); to think- of anything connected On Weekly Team HORACES?. MANCHESTER doubtful if 144 payees would have of the schedule.. Bristol, however, the United Statee condemned the ibsir can for winter before a sudden raid map tcaohs in was ragged and would have had Baylor, Minn...... 105 35.0 Northwestern received fewier points with boxing. ASK FOR EMIL Ml 9-7346 coolly damage. showed up last Saturday In the Garmaker, Minn.., IOC 'fo r . withdrau^ng recognition trouble against,any Class C'school, . ..53 17.7 first place votes than Mississippi— 1. LSIU (71) (6-0) 1,668 of the Nationalist Chinese. The "But I would be willing to give New York. Oct. 27 1(81—Army Bring your cor in this week for a Cities Service winter rain. It was a wise decision to Russell, Bos...... '52 26.0 5 to Ole Miss' 46—but drew a benefit fight to raise funds for Dartmouth, Prince ten and Juniata postpone action for 48 hours. with its present inexperienced per­ 2. Northwestern (26) (6-0) 1,474 AAU, which controls most ama­ From Hartford Bood take Bridge St, tom right sate Clmck-n-Change. You’ll get every ounce o f cold wsather sonnel. The Beil Towners opened Leonard, Minn. ,, , 52 17.3 fbough general favor down the 3. Missiaaippl (((8) (6-0) 1,444 teur sports in the United Statee the family of my friend, Walt are repraaented in the backfle)d of ■ • • • ■ I Heinsohn. Boa. .. V 50 2.50 Wetheren St„ CMtinne straight onto Horace fit pnteetion you need, including: two new high schools this fall and line to hold the No. 2 berth. Pointa 4. Texas (6) (6-0) 1,227 demanded that the IOC "rescind Ingram. And If I can do more, I the weekly All-Baat football team CIT1B8 SERVICE KOLDPRUF PREMIUM ANTI- Onl.v edge Bristol had all day, Chamberlain. Phil. . 4.3 4.3,0 are awarded on the basis of 10 w ill” baaed on performsneed last Sat­ besides fumbles, was Jn co-cap- when this happens' most often it 5. Syracuse (11) (5-0) 094 Ithmediately its unjustified ac­ FREEZE. We'll check tbe entire coating s y s ^ , replacing takes several. years to build the Embry. Cinn. ...\ . 40 13..3 points fo(- a first place vote, nine 6. Southern <3al. (6) (5-OK 758 tion.” Meanwhile, plana were being urday. talns, trotting out four boys to Piontek. Cinn. t .. . 38 12.7 for second, etc,, in the poll of made to Milp the body of Ingram Bnds — Bobb Simms, Rutgers, What Chance? ports where needed. Then we’ll flush your radiator and itflU meet and greet Maqchester’s co- squads up to the strength of rivals 7. Penn State (6( (6-0) 716 The U.S. Olympic Committee USED iiul NEW SN0WTRE6DS with tbe proper amount of water ...The CCIL, incidentally, la gem Bockhorn, Cinn."'. . .37 12.3 sports writers and broadcasters. 8. Auburn (6) (4-1) 674 to the United Statee for burial snd John Sekinsky, Penn, Seven - foot - two Wilt captains,' Pat Mlstretta and Dick . 35 35.0 Joined In the widespread clamor and Cities Sm ice KoMpruf Pre­ erally recognized as a step or two Sears, New York . Although -the weekend games 9. Georgia Tech (1) (5-1) 344 His widow was reported to be at Joe Caldwell of Army is the Sylvester , . Amoqg the^press box 3.3.0 against the ruling body of the in­ Chamberlain measures up behind the Capitol District Con­ Pettit, at. L. . 33 ran generally to fdrm, there was 10. Wisconsin (2) (4-1) 276 Laredo, Texas, to accompany the quarterback whose eight . com­ mium Anti-Ffocm for safe, sure occupants In the final half were Shue, Det...... 33 165 ternational sports festival body back to Ingram’s birthplace, with another National protection, all winter long. ference rivals..Bud Minor, injured a mild shakeTUp in the top 10. The Second 10 pleted psaaee In 14 attempts Main S t haberdasher 'Earle Gilt- Howell, Det...... , 31 15.5 Texas, 28-6 winner over Rice, The U.S. Committee deplored Weirto, W.Va. Bestdee his wife, Basketball Assn, recruit, PIL CHANGE Wjth 3D Kooi- ford and; Hal Turkington, ex- Manchester player, served as 11. Purdue (3-1-1) 241 against Colorado StatVjtel a new SPARE WHEELS Co'usy, B.os...... 31 15.5 fell from third to fourth, yielding the action, pointing out at the Ingram leaves three small chU- 'sChoolboy . sports reporter, now field spotter in the press coop . Clemson ( ) (4-1) 98 Cadet record of 84 for raa season live-eleven Alan Seiden, molor lOW-30. Provides the exact Lloyd, Det. . 31 1.5.5 to Mississippi, which crushed 12 2 same time that It has no vote in •dren. FOR MOUNTINO SHOW TtEAPS city ed at The Herald . . Whsit Len Baker' of Wapping waa- the 13. Yale (1) (5-0) ■ 44 Tackles — Dave Thompson. to give you a rough idea performance you need during head linesman.. Pretty cleerleaders Sh'arman, Bos. . , , . 31 I5.5 Arkansas 28-0. ‘The two eastern the IOC, does not elect represent Heart Attack Fatal Tufts, snd Oaerge Thompson ever happened to the flne conces­ 14. Georgia (5-1) 31 of what even the taller sUrtiog, warm-up, and cruising. had J)laqty to cheer about. Imag­ Park, .Cinn...... 30 10.0 surprises, Syracuse and Penn stives to the group and does not Ingram stood up td ‘Becerra's Union. CHASSra LUiWCATION.. with sion booM planned at the North­ Foust, Minn. . 30 10.0 16. Texas Christian ' (4-2) 29 ’Participate in the deliberations' professionals are spotting east end of the toothall field? All ine, six touchdowns in one day! . ,i,, State, moved up a notch on the 16. Oregon (6-1) barrage for most of nine rounds. . Guards lAon DdmbrowskI tough Trojan :H Grease. Wllfong, Cinn. . . . . 28 ■ 9.3 26 Action Misunderstood His seconds threw In the towel him. Chamberlain joined that was visable was the cement strength of impressive victories. 17. 18. (Tie) Arkansas (4-2) 24 Delaware, and George Dempster, USED PARTS SAFETY ^E O E of li^ti, tires, bh yes, the final score; Man­ Syracuse jumped to .fifth by Brundage, Chicago hotel owner In the ninth round, snd then be Hofatrs. the Philadelphia War­ foundation , Play started a few Washington (6-1) 24 FOR A U MAKES AND M ODIU * battery, etc. ^ minutes after S o’clock and ended chester 40, Bristol .0 1’. Coaches beating West Yflrglnla 4*r6, ffjid who rose from president of the fell. He was operated on early Center-1-Dsva Bishop, Connectl' riors. Seiden decicj^ on Briggs (snd Allbrio were hhlsteil Scholaistic Football Penn State advanced to seventh 19. Oklahoma (4-2) 22 U.S. Olympic Assn., to president.< iffiunday for a cerebral hemorrhage. cut. exactly two'hours later . . Former 20. Tennessee (3-1-1) !• the St. Louis. Hawks. Manchester High Coach Tom Kel­ upon the shoulders of their squaf by nudging I\Iinoii, a respected Big ,b f the IOC, insisted that the ICO An attending physician said death Quartsrbsck — Jos Caldwell, I WE IMY ALL MAKES LATE MODEL FARTS | ley viewed the action atop the last and eorried out to midfield at the Weaver 62, Torrington 6. Ten power, 20-9, That dropped action waa misunderstood. was caused by a heart attack fol­ Army. Oities StnricR Otnter^ Howari Oil Oa. bleacher row, opposite the M-yard final wjldirtte. That’s one way to Cionard 48, Platt 12. Auburn, although a 21-6 victor OfS61gimmee playedi In the Three ' "The worsting of the resolution,” lowing a respiratory interruption. Halfbacks — Jake Crouthamel, Walter MUUss, former big Ed BnrraeUtte^Cbnrlla Spm gnk^ TSE I.IS. IflHIirTI IIIWIIII e0„ line. , . oave (Aoo leather but IPs hard on Maloney 25,-Hall 0. over Miami (Fla.) from seventh to I bgiwbaU leaguele through July 81. he said, w u unfortunate and car- Ingram, who would have bean Dartmouth, onej Hugh Scott Isogus catcher, msnagss • RVERYTHINO REASONAILY FRICED • 566 W. Middle Tjtke., Cor. Adanw S t s s -s the dothef. Loo# too njony coat Bulkeley 28, New London I.. eighth. almioit 29 per cent were decided by tnlnly did not expresa the -intent 25 Nov. 4, had won 18 bouts in hbi Princston. buqus, Iowa's Peckers In the M n- OF COHRv pfO- ’ jkHaoflM hfid bfitUr Mud P tt hatteoa that way. N4iwt Britain 18, East Hartford 0 Oeorgia Tcqh, IM S victor a single run. df the meeting. The IOC action profeMlonal career, which began Fullback—M il Barrior, Juniata. west tftegue, a Class D circuit MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY. OCTOBER t 7 ,1959 PAGE THOtTESN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAV, OCTOBER 27, 19W Hoaaw for m Is 73 I f a r S a lt 72 UbttMB for te lt 72 SubBiBan f«r aalo 75 WaaUfi— Beal BiUte 77 rUEKE DUGHTA BE A LAW BY PAG ALT and gMORTEM ftS •s MotoiTYCiso-vBieYdco 11 CdVmrtlitY LUDB~Ak batte. waUtout baaatomt. Overalaa ga­ N. B. calendar. InaMa ft baa ear* lea aid appraietog wttboat oblige- equipped. 2*8 Vernon St. Call Ml- OCXnOlt .TUkT ACHE M DOC, WILL UDOMARp IT. YOBT. Ji ralar, rs- aFartmeat, heat and hot water raonta. flreplaca,.axtra let^ 18,100 ttA S S IF lE D on ths now Thomas, aU traaalstor and slaetrle stovo supBUed. Qa- n 3*8134. uving RMua mid rage. amaalta drive. AU to axcal­ •ral deUghtful auiprtoaa and aome ttoa. call S. A. ieechlAr, Realtot S-OSM. MMfMhdlVtoS ^'HOUJUST N iSi^iN Ooc pairs, adjusts wstehss siqiartly tnUNG KM AlOUrl PMKI90MN Organ. Sava ovsr $800. Ward r-usic rage itaU it dsalred. A. O. Crlck- flreplacas,ices, knottyana pine heated rec­ lant eoeditlon. FHA appratoad. dtoaMotaunanta but it. can be i O l $$$$ or Waaiay B. fmltli. Aa Of *a TH6 ^ 0 0 RW HCRf M f lUaaaaaMs prlcss. pi OpBn Tusadsy NSW U n i N O - 4 roon 4ii(paadsbla $M,I80. Baris t . Rohan, D a lt o n To Subdivide Barred VeSTHUtoT HAS ^ MV TMQOAIIfi PAINS M. REMOVE AN StOrss, 99 Summer St. Open eve­ nore, FI YA449. reation rpom, built-in bar, outaica lived to ownfortably. At thto price aoeiato. Ml $4$SI. Mambw Multi- thru Saturday. Thuraoay svaatiigs. daps, flraplacs, aluminum storma, patio, awninn. comMitation win- M l 8-7418* pto Ltotlng Sarvtca. Bodincdii Services Offered 1.1 OON6M1DMV ..^ A .'T 'n cv ie s ' TUt NBW J^ ^ j^ ^ A P F lN O lX f J 13$ Spnies t o a s u BO 9-6887. nings. * you can Afford to turn nuMt o f the ADVERTISING SHOUlPER TWO ROOM furnished ^>art- amaalta Olive. Built 1083 on a dowB. LStfge outdoor flraptaea, diaappototmanta into featurea •««»- COLUMBIA — It’a lo paaceful to I B L L m o ? Oontact thto office any in # Towa Ptoaeuig OmnoUssiOnALana ruitotog batwauB WeUauB OONNnC'8 TV and Radio Service, AaOOTAl mant, all utUities furnished. 106 80x138 lot BxetUent condition. •too amail tool ahed, Ona-car at­ that maka this l$W bouse your tunM down a subdivitooa request Call now. Paul J. Correnti, MI the country, charming 4% room time. Teara of axpertoaea. Alice •nd Oak Grew* Sta. aa a , available all hours. Sattsfactirin WcarlBf A^iurtl—F an 57 BtiM lS t. ______■ tached garaga with nany more home. Hot water haat. IH acrea. from the Green Manor Construe- CLASSIFIED ADVBRTISMENT DEPT. HOURS $-580$.'^ houaa aurrounded by i t aeras M eSampet, Realtor, MI $4S4I. road. Meadow Lana, loeatad la guaranteed. Cali Ml Gsristo— Fsnto— Dairy added featurea. Situated to a ftoe About 1$ mUaa fiom Msinchaator 8:15 AM. to 4:.*10 P.M. ATfltACnVE $ m m duplax 8 beautiful soanlc taad. Low upkeep Uan Go., changed the name It had WeMon EaUtaa. has bsan to aaa Prodacts SO realdeatiai area. Priced at only near WUbur Ooaa. Walton W, deeided on for a new etrest, set RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make- FOR SALE—Fur coat, muskrat, bedrooms, large cabinet kltcnsn, LARGE, THREE badraom ranch $31,600. R. F. Dimock Co., Ml with modem convenlsncea. other ACTION FROM thr atari with Peg for a eonaldarabto langth at tima. good condition. Call l i t 8-l$7T. with attachaO and full Grant Agency. Realtor. MI $-ll$8. and Art. List with ua. Clsssyntki- the date for a public hearing, and cars, amplifiers, phonographs nd MenrrOSH APPLBS. while they ataUdasa atael alnk and tub, baaa- n r » g a $4345 or Robert D. Murdock. MI faaturas. CkOl Calumbia, AChdemy COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. basamant LocisMa la baaatiflil Fsiber Agency. MI $-140$. Ml Interviewed repreeentatlves from cJiangers. Over 47 years total ex­ last, $1.60 bushel. J^I>seph Novalli mtnt and attic 2 porchea, oak $•$473. $-8867. WUllam 8. Burnham. COVENTRY—A-room ranch and $•- MONDAY n ra nUDAT lOtM AAI.->-SATCRDAY • A ^ wood flooring throu^out, ateam Tamarack HUIa with ooUtandiiig $-43$l. a oonsulting Arm last night at a perience M days guaramee un alt Farm, Glastonbury, Conn. LADY’S WINTER ePst, alao 14, rage, amaalta driveway, lOmlM oU.'naht, copper window acnana, conironlence to achoel, ah<9 plng in - BOLTON—New oxtra large maattog in Uis Municipal Build- work. Potterton'a Ml a-4837. practically ntw. Call MI $•$$$$. SOUTH WINDSOR BEAUTY lot. Lake privUegea. AsU im ll.iOO. A bou t T ow n PLEASE READ YOUR AD SWinET CSDER, gourds, squash, atorm wiild^a. Onpoaita Center and travel. . Sales egeeutivo Cape. 1 acre wooded lot Very large WeU-buUt, good-looking, grace­ $1,000 down. PI 3410$. ing. ELECTROLUX owners—Free pick­ tranaforrlng to Chicago. Estate- Legal Notice Green Manor sought to have pumpkins, Green Mountain pots- BROWN MOUTON Air coat. Site Farit. AvailaMa Nov. 1st.Is Write bedrooma, full baaement, garc ful lines, paUts, nice profUe. All SL Margsret’a Circle, up and delivery. Prompt, friendly like gtoupda in fina neighborhood. proparty on W. Middle Tpke tech­ __ «r “ W u t AOs” ora takca evar tha pkooa aa a cam- toeStCider 'vinegsr. Gracia Farm, 10, maroon winter coat, Aill P.O. Box 9M, Manchester. buUtln atove atid oven. 818.000.' The these e le c tiv e s detcriba tbto ten of iMoelto, wtn boM its In­ service on your Electrolux (R) Cuatom-built in u i t j flrat quality AT A COURT o r PROBATS h*t$ at nically claaatfled as an 11-lot sub- _ _ _ _ _ Xtm ad w U aet afeould read Me ad tha m iB T DAY IT 781 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury. length, size 10. Grav winter coat, in stove and oven. $18,000. The R. Graham Road charmer. Lovely to WtntAd~n«Bl Batst# 77 Covenuy, within and (or the distriei• liiel et of stallation of'offloara aad banqiiat cleaner. Also featuring rug wash­ T H R I^ r o o m s furnished, one tbrourtout Taatafully daooratad F. Dimock Co. Ml $-8346. look at, delightful to own, and eaay ctAber, dlvlMon svsn though the Green jffS E A e a aad EBPOBT BHRORS In Ume for Um aast tRaar- else 10. All In excellent conditlen. CoventrL 4 ROOM furnished apartment. PhUbrick Agency. Ml 8-8484. amesite drive. Lota 13W200. recommendatton on the coet for reserved lot on Santlna Dr.; an­ ment, good workiiw conditions. gaUM apartment, furn­ Co. MI 94248. dustrial; tha third proposes to rtlle. semss from VIttner’a Gar­ electric hot water, full bas'ment, place, aluminum storms, amaalta Schools Saturday. cation h'aa recommended ao far, JA 2-8904. makes. Highest quality guaranteed and salts. Good salary. Steadv. sleeping room, television, moraing- ished or unfurnished, oil. ateam chsMS a small asotlon of land Mrs. Francis Hale imd Mrs. den Center. Open evenings tin 9. "ANYTHING THEY DO" laundry area. Convenient - loca- X—M.ANCHESTER—6 room Cape drive, may assume 4%% mort­ Ths committse members wanted •aid Howrtfyd. work end parta, over 47 years' ex FOR LEASE . Referencea required. Phone MI SOFA. CHAIR, with ruatom made "WE CAN DO BETTER" kitchen privileges. Working man heated, working people. New Bol­ Benjamin Harry w en co-dMlraiM PARTS FOR Schick. Remington. Tel, MI 3-8191. ton Rd. MI 3-6389. tinn. Ideal for couple. MI 9-8316. Cod, 8 or < bedrooms, good curdl gage, exceUent condition, must bs to see for themselves the areas on nrkar St. from Rural Resi­ pertence. Famous for servlci 3-8813, after 6 CH 2-27462, JA slip covers, mahogany leather top YES! THERE IS A or woman. MI 9-8879. The cor.imtttee members com­ dence eons to IndustriaJ. on arrangameats for tha OM Sunbeam, and Norelco ahavers. Centrally located service station 2-6071. cocktail table, two lamps. All In Uon. exceUent family home with seen. recommended for renovation by mented on tha 'toxeellqnt play­ Scojit exhibit at tha neaat Usa^> '88 EDSEL 2 dr. standard ahift, at 1981. Phone MI 9-4837 for “ SANTA CLAUS” FOUR BEDROOM—Ranch, irf- Tw6 reprsaentatives from a Shavers accepted for repair. Rus­ on Main St. in Mancheater. Has excellent condition. Reasonable I-ARGE ROOM for rent for one or F iy E . ROOM tenement for rent, large yard tor children. Selling i i- PAUL J. CORRENTI ths Board of Education. Total es­ ground areas" which aurround cheater Horn.# Show .a t tho Brunner's. Only 81.499. Across service. I DON’T WANT IT place, hot water heat, 3 bathe, consulting firm were interviewed sell'a Barber Shop, comer Oak been serving motorists for over 30 PART-TIME repair man to wo-k Can be seen any time after 4 at 41 two people with use of connecting first floor, on or before Dec. lit. der FRA appraisal. Prictd at 'nly Real Estate MI 3-5363 timated cost of the Beard’s rsc- most of the schools except tha Armory. Mra. Robert Taaa.waa ta and Spruce. from Vittner’s in Talcottvllle. Tel MY CUSTOMER ISN’T Adults preferred. Inquire 33 Lilley recreation room, double garage, $13,600 R. r Dimock Co.. Vb by the planners last night. The WHIAVINO of bums, moth holes years'. Get the details on this ex­ four hours mominga or after­ Proapect St. rooms If desired. This room is in trees. Only gisisoo. Carlton W. emmendatioh ia $250,000. M nchastsr Green School, said charge of manning tha SeoM MI 3-8191. ceptional opportunity. noons. Must be mechanically in­ GBTTINO MARRIED 9-8348. Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7703. TPC la conatdsrlng the poastbllUy NEW ELECTROLUX (Reg.l auto- and tom clothing, hosiery runs, YOU CAN HAVE IT a private home with best, hot Hutchins. MI 9-8182. RCK3CVILLE—Cuto Cod, four larga Among the Items on ths list are Howroyd. TJie only drawback booth, aaatotad by Mint H. J. M c­ clined. We will train. Apply Singer TH^EE NE!W hooked nigs, hearth rooms on first floor. One extra of hiring, such a firm to aid In matlc (F.1 World’s only fully 1 '59 LARK V-8 station wagon with handbags repaired, zipper re JUST BY TAKING OVER water- and other facilities. Do you BIX ROOM duplex, convenient XI—MANCHESTER - Triple A lo­ heating plants, lighting, tollsta, ■ssms te ha the cmidiUon of the Kinney, Mra. Norman Laraoa. Mrs. placement, umbrellas repaired TIDEWATER OIL CO. Sewing Machine Co., M3 Main size, $8 each. Skates, size 8. 7, 8, like to garden? Do you like How- BOWE1R8 SCHOOL—Custom 8 bed­ large room. Practically finished backboards for tha basketball preparing a comprehensive plan of John Kovalcak, Mrs. Wayaiat Gar­ automatic cleaner. Work ' saving ' automatic drive, heater, nower St., Manchester, Conn. $8 each. Boy’« new tap shoes. $2. UNPAID BALANCE location, near school, stores, cation High elevation. Baldwin ceilings, floors and playgrounds. men'a ahlrt collars reversed and era? Come see. Tel. 1,0 9-7861. room raneb, fireplaee, eallar, on second floor. Full'cellar, alu .- courts. Manchester so as to develop the rison, Mrs. C. Edson Csaa# Mtoa features. Also fully guaranteed ! steering. Save 8500 at Brunner's MI 8-7246. MONTHLY PAYMENTS churches, garage avaflable. Idl Rd. IH baths, separate dinette, Howpoyd said that to the High­ ! In Talcottvllle. replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend JA 7-7221, evenings JA 8-8914 $17.22 8-4782. beautiful condition, lovely lot with inum comblnaUone. Large levrly At the Green Bchool, there should town's maximum potential Jennie Wind, Mrs. Ailane Swan­ factory-rebuilt cleaners, MI 3-8308. ATTRACrnVE room in private acreened-in porch, attached ga­ land Park School especially, and to ing Shop. 1 ROOMS OF BRAND trees, assume 4^% mortgage. yard. Convenient to achoolt and be a regrading, and amesiting of Federal Aid son. Mra. RuasaU V aaaart Mrs. WANTED • Experienced painter. THREE PAIRS of drapea, maroon. home, next to bath and shower. Small cash. Only 815.500. Carlton rage. - Immediate occupancy. shopping. Move in for the holi­ several ether schools, there seemed ARE YOU paying too much f^ | '59 LARK V8 4-door sedan with Ml 3-87.'i3 Call MI 9-1003, $6. Colonial mirror. $5,' 4 burner NEW f u r n i t u r e Priced to sell st $16,900. R. F. eome areas, and initallation of a Sparking the idea waa a recent Herman Petersen, Mrs. Natooa sewing m arine repairs, cleaning,! automatic drive, heater, under- DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com Free parking. MI 9-0887. SIX R(X>M duplex, central loca­ W. Hutchins. MI 9-8133. . days Home Finders Realty Co. to be no need' acoti«tical ceil­ pany doors and windows, custom gas range with ga« heater, $80. AND APPLIANCES Dimock Co., MI 9-5245. cement sidewalk to replace a woe matrons and past patnau of Tem­ MEED A CAR and had your credit hot water, shower. Private en­ frontage and depti). The back yard Vernon cember. I MI 9-1185; LIBERTY MUTUAL PSYCHIATRIC AIDES—Men and ONE 7.10x18 tire, tube and wheel SETT ^OVE! REFRIGERATOR! to schools and shopping. Philbrick MANCSIESTER — Need three bed­ fic circulation and street axten- ple Chapter aa her guegta. Mrs. turned down? Short on down pay­ Bnildina— Contracting 14 trance. Gentlemen preferred. 161 Agency, Ml $-8464. is terrific (or children. There’s a A request from Mrs. Marcel INSURANCE CO. Women—$119.54 bi-weekly with an­ complete, $11. Phone MI 9-9461 "HOOVER"VACUUM HEAT! rooms, living room, dining room, porch off the dining area with alone. Representatives from other Virginia Lewis, past m aum and ment? Had a repoesesaion? Don’t Cheatnut St. O v e r b r o o k A r e a Grenier of Wemer Dr., was de­ ALL TYPES of earoentry work nual increases to $163.22 bi-weekly. after 4 p.m. Alio Included Sealy Innerapring kitchen and two baths or .' four screens and awntnga. which is firms will also be interviewed by Fnm'eis Schlebel, past patron, will ve up* See Douglas Motora. get FOR 8ALE-1983 Olds 88. standard MI 3-1161 Uniforms furnished. 40 hour week. Mattress and Box Spring. "Alex See new 8<>4 room apartment in $16,800-28 WOODBRIDOE St. - nied on a motion by Atty. Yonce. ■1.. done, alteratlona, dormers, roof­ bedrooms, living room, kitchen heaven sent in the hot weather. the TPC. preside in the East for tha initia­ e lowdown on the lowest Hown ; ahift. 8428. Call MI 9-0639. Complete maintenance available at RockviUe. Just 18 minutes to Spacious older home, 8 roome plus g ing, porenea, etc. Call MI 9-8981. REGISTERED nurse or licensed FOR SALE— Cedar closet with ander Smith" Rugs, T.jimpa. Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 and two baths? House suitable for Give ua a call. Owner MI 9-5819. School Bus Denied Mrs. Grenier had asksd that a In other action last night, the tion of candidates. A potluek win and smallest payments anywhere. nominal cost. No experience re­ storage apace. Blond oak sew­ Tables. Kitchen Cabinet, inlaid and Hartford biidgss. 3 unnnished. Easily conv^s practical nurse for 3-11 shift, 5 day into a 3-famIly, 3-car ;arage. Lot either eituation. Plug paneled full school bua pick up her two chil­ planning oommtoalon voted to precede the meating. Mrs. MelBe Not a small loan or finance com­ Auto Drlvint Setiool 7>A ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ quired—we provide training course. ing cabinet and bench. Inquire 635 a few other articles. BOARD AND room by middle-aged week in convalescent home. Call 99x168. Marion E. RoMrtaon. basement, 100x200 lot, aluminum $10,800, 3 bedroom ranch recrea­ dren on Skinner Rd. at Wemer recommend to the Bdard' of Dl' McAllister la to charge. pany plan. Douglas Motors, 833 net work done. Honeat- and relia­ Come in for an interview or Center St. upstairs. Free storage until wanted. Free lady using canes, needing mini­ RISLEY REALTY CO School bus transportatioh was Main St. I PREPARE FOR driver's test: Rockville, TR 8-4291. Broker. MI 3-8958. storm windows and screens. FHA tion room, rear porch, excellent Dr. instead of on Dart Hill Rd. rectors the .acceptance at Meadow ble workmanahtp. Call Roacoe write for application blank. delivery. Free set up by our own mum care. Room must be con­ MI 9.4824______TR 5-1166 mortgage. Asking $16,700. Owner condition, central, assume 4ats and AcMssories 16 FOUR BURNER GE electric stove, 8-6969 Or MI 9-8953.- ' way, by placing standards in the Live In A Clastic RAY’S ROOFTNQ CO., ahlngla and plex, sunporch and garage, sepa­ wall caii>eUng in Uvjhg and din basement, 3-car gara<(*, half acre level, I years old, 3 full baths, At Morisrty Brothcra—> fering claMroom and behind built-up roofs, gutter and conduc BLACK Labrador Retriever pup­ oven, warming oven, two storage ing room. - Largesrge yard, nearneai road to warn traffic, and by hav­ Box Hartford 8'4 HP OUTBOARD Lausen. draws. M l 9-4012, rate heating unit, basement and land, trees. Excellent condition. RANCH—8 badrooms, tile bath, large lot, basement garage, all hona of the beaatifal wheel Instruction tor toenagera. tor work; roof, chimney repairs. stating education, working exper­ pies. AKC championship blood acnopls and transportation. $188 w eft side, location, piaster waUs, ing the police attempt to alow Ml 9-6078. cylinder air-cooled. 4 cycle. Needs attic storage. Available on or Many extras. Owner sacrificing. aluminum comblnatlona. Asaume Lincoln, Mercair aad Ray Hagenow. Ml 9-2214; Ray ience and salary desired. lines. Inoculated, wormed. tMI about Nov. 1. $136. Call MI 8-3984 per month. Available Nov, 1st. Full price, $16,800. Expandable fireplace, large kitchen and dining dowif the cars traveling on Rt. 83. Jackson. MI 8-8828. adjusting, $26. MI 9-7375. YOUNGSTOWN sink, dlshwr-iher 4H% mortgage. Home Finders 0-2069. after 8:30. Call MI 0-7091. cape, garage, one acre land, full area, must be sold. S. A. Beechler, Kloter,.in easting the deciding Edsel cars. TYPIST — Clerk and bookkeeplnjf. and diapossi combination, not new Realty Co.. MI 3-1131. but in good working order. 180. MI price $10,800. Many more g(>od Realtor. MI 3-6969. or MI 9-8983. vote, said he recognized other OOUQHUN ROOFTNG Company. One girl office. Will train in l^ k - FOR SALE — Ornamental birds, COVENTRY, Gerald Park — All Inc Aluminum aiding, aaMalt- 9-1868. buya from $5,000 up. Call tha Ella- ROCKVILLE— 6 room cape, at­ hazards. In town that are Jtiit as keeping. Fringe benefits. MI Lady Amherst, Chinese Golden, Building Materials 47 THREE ROOM apartment. MI vsar 'round modem two bedroom tached garage and breeseway, aabaatoe roofing. Also aluminum, 3-2451, Reeves, King QuaiK owi and many house, unfurnished. Fully insulatl worth Mitten Agency, Realtor, MI SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK serious aa those st Overbrodk BENDIX automatic washer, excel­ 9-5229, 9-8. 3-6930, MI 9-5524. porch, full cellar, assume Heights. ■~r~- (»Jvanlsed or copper guttera and others. Some breeders, some ed. central automatic heating, all Green Manor house with full aadara. Ml 8-7707. BEAUTY IS big .business! Make WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST lent condition. $88. Call MI 3-3033 mortgage. Home Finders Realty f young. MI 4-0688. between 4 and 6 p.m. GARDEN APARTMENTS - Four conveniences. Ideal location. $76 COLUMBIA—8 room split • level basement, attached garage, nicely Co.. MI 8-1181. \ Two parents of that area had an interesting and profitable per month. PI 2-8874. petitioned, for bua transportation ROOETNO, SIDING, painting. Car­ Ceiling Tiie 9*ic sq, ft. rooms, heat, hot water and park­ house, built in 1830. 1 fireplaces, landscaped, dishwasher, exterior Wothing dith«t career for yourself in the cosmetic ing. MI St1809. recently painted. $16,995. MANCHESTER — 6 rpom cape, for the children'claiming the Rt. pentry. Alterations and additions. ENGLISH SETTERS, pedigreed Knotty Pine Paneling. 8’ l4o aq. ft. FOR RENT with option to buy. 2 bathrooms, large'kitchen with field. You c ^ earn *3-84 an hour 7-room Oilonlal, AA zone, im­ baaement garage, fireplace full 83 crossing was hazardous as well Ceilinga.liiifs- Workmanship guaran- selling Avon's Christmas Gifts, and registered. PI 2-6720. Pegboard 11 He aq. ft. Musical Instruments .53 iNEW-fl ROOM duplex, 8 bedrooms, Four room year around cottage. knotty pine cabinets, formica it •oty today • •• Mahogany Paneling, counter tops, oil H. W. heat on maculate condition, its baths. cellar, porch, ,.eundeck, near as the walk along Dobson Avs. teed. A. A. Dicn, Inc., 299 Autumn Toiletries and Fragrances to I garage. Adult family or Indlvl- Hot water heat. Fully insulated. e V-Grooved 14t4c sq. ft. WARD Mu s ic STORES-Lowest pretty acre lot with large*barii. $1$.»00. schools and buses. All aluminum Three members of the Board's LOOK St. MI 8-4880. HANDSOM Jet black Fells, hQUsewifes near your home. Extra prices on all Inatruments, nianos ; duala Sharing\ Ml 8-4088 after 8. For further Information call HA combinations and many extras. 5-member transportation cotnmit- housebroken, weaned, delivered Steel Cellar Doors, from $49.50 ea. 8-4691. close to .center, artesian wall. CaU Lake St.. Vernon. Nice $ room bonuses and prizes. • Complete and organa. Good selection. Alao ranch, full basement, 3-car garage, Home Finders Realtv Co., MI training and beauty courses. *Calf "^^***' *-0131. MI 4-1387.______No. 1 Oak Flooring $208 per M’ READY Nov. 1st. New 4% room. William S. Burnham, Columbia, tee. headed by Edward Msskst', at the new 1960 Mercury Roofing and CRimneys 16-A Disappearing Stairways $24.98 ea. large assortment of methods and Ceramic tile bath and shower. ACadem y 84387. 8 acres of land. $18,900. 8-1181. inspected the scene Thursday today_Call CH 7-4137. sheet music. Store hours—Tues­ Windows. Complete from $11 ea. frigerator and electric stove. Ml Suburban lor Rent 66 Concord Rd. 7 room ranch, large morning. They said they found ROOFING—Specializing repairing Articles For Sale 45 Pocket Door Frames $15 ea. day through Friday 1-9, Saturday EXTRA SPECIAL lot. Recreation room, powder 7 ROOM split level, IH baths, ree. traffic heavy and moving fast. The roofs of aU kinds. New roofs, gut­ HOUSEWI’ 'KS earn *5 to *10 9-3640. room ia completed, full baaement. A L fH A IfT .vour home. Call PI 2-6941 or Dutch Doors $25 ea. 9-5. 99 Summer St. Ml 3-2094. ROCKVILLE!—Park St. Four 'oom SIX ROOM CUSTOM BUILT room, 3 baths, 3 kitchens. $28,5004 majority of the committee favored ter work, qhimneya cleaned, ri.- 2-8653. ' DRY OAK wood, cut fireplace and Always plenty of free parking. apartment with heat Aid hot Two apartment house, nice loca­ I This home is 1 year old, actually *IOOK NOBODI. — BUT n 6 b ODY providing bua transportation until piaired. Alu.minum aiding. stove length, $10 per load de- water. One child accepted. $78 Near Rockville—plumbing, heal­ tion. Let the Income pay your better than- new. Assume high yean’ experience. Free eatl- livered.. PI 2-’1-7886.----- UNDE)518ELI,S NA-nONAL 514% mortgkke. 819,900. Warren the hazards - could be corrected. - monUi. TR B-S126. ing, windows, and every lotall of rent. $16,900. Financing - can be Masker suggested that |f the state matei Call Howley, Ml 8-8861, MI W i will beat our competitors ad-' easily arranged. E. Howland. Realtor. Ml 3-1108. BABY-SITTER wanted dally. Call SNOW BLOWERS - Toro power SEPTIC TANKS construction exceptionally > well would fill in an area on Rt. 88 be­ 8-0763. any time, MI .3-1933, vertised prices by at least 6% . Invitation to B id ROCKVILLE —S-room aphrtment, tanned and built. 10 acres of land. handle, push or self-propelled. AND beautifully furnished, automatic J. D. REALTY GREEN H ILl STREET tween'Overbrook Heighte and Dob­ R'eo. Snowbird and Bolens, Capi­ Resiled bids Will be iwceived at the ~ust be seen' to be appreciated. son Ave., there w,quld be a lO-foot BOOKKEEPER TYPIST, constnic- NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. washer, heated, garage. -TRZmont MI 9-8640 Location plus on thto home. Moving—Trucking— -j tion business. One girl, office, lo­ tol Equipment Co., 38 Main St. 381 STATE STREET Office of The' General Xtanager, 41 8-1447, 6-M93,-8-3344. . aproii on which the children could ‘ TO Ml 8-7958. Center 6t-. Mancheater, Conn., un­ PLUC6ED SEWERS ARTHUR A. .KNOFLA, Large six rooms plua an encIoMd Storage ^2(1 cated in ’Manchester Shopping NORTH HAVEN, CONN. FIVE, ROOM ranch, full basement, porch. Vacant and the owner wgnta walk before crossing. There is s DRIVE til November 4, 1959 at 2:00 P.M. EMBROIDBt Parkade. 6 day week 2 weeks -CHeatnut 8-2147 Realtor 3 fireplaces, plastered walls, hot policewoman at the crossing. LIGHT TRUCKING evenings and •CEDAR CIGTHES—Line polea in­ for Automotive Supplies to Include MaehiRR Clmti Wanted to Rent 68 a sale. Asking $13,900 with a mgh paid vacation. Starting 870. Write stalled. Fireplace «nd furnace Ml 3-5440 MI 9-5938 water heat, full Insulation, ceramic FHA assumable mortgage. Sec­ Kloter noted that the crossing is •b’t hema hoafingt weekends. MI 9-0282 after 6 p.m. Box 8, Herald. ' Tires. Tubes, Chains, Gasoline, Oil Septie rank*, Dry WeUa, Sewer clearly visible from both direc­ The car bay of the year week daya. wood delivered. Used chain saw. Grease and Batteries. tile bath, amesite drive, all city ondary financing available if need­ MI 9-1353. Llnea le^.Uiled—OeUar Weter* 4 CAROL DRIVE-Rockville. $lt~ utilities. Immediate occupancy. ed. O rtalnly a lot of house f">r the tions, and O’Fllnn wondered why our wovi Wo m a n t o c a r e for i4 month Bid forma and speciflcatlona are prootieg Oeea. WANTED —Heated garage. MI MANCHE^STESt Moving and Truck­ liivitatioil to Bid 8-3487, 9 to 8 only. 680. 5 room ranch, large living Priced to sell. Charles Lesper- mohey. Call—many more available. there are no parents out watching old child In her home, two after­ WINDHAM — Woodyard. Hard­ availablafat'the Controller's Office, room, cabinet kitchen, 8 beo- Yon get premium quality ing Company. Local and 'om dla 66 Center St., Manchester, Conn. once, M l 9-7630. the children. noons a week. 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. MI wood, alaba, kindling, any length. Sealed bids will be received at the rooms, lV i% niorMage can b4 Members o f tha committee ‘re­ tance moving,' packing uvi ator 9-2972. Town of Manchester. ‘Conn. McKinney bros. WANTED TO RENT—Po^r or five MobOhast with R T -8 8. . . tha Open 9 to 4. Phope HArrison Office of The General Manager, 41 assumed. Marioil B.- Bobertson, BOLTON—6t4r rooms, full ba$e- ' A REAL BUY ported favoring transportation age. Weekly van aendcice tr New - Center St., Manchester, Conn., un­ / Richard Martin, General room house, two aduitk, two chil­ most completely effeetivu Into - 3-0403. S«w«rcig« Dispoiai Cp. Broker, Ml 8-8953. ' iiment, hot-water oil heat, plastered were Atty. Robert F. Kahan, Atty. York Ml 3-6868. WANTED -Woman to care for two til November 8, 1959. et 2:00 P.M. Manager dren. Responsible family. In or oWners' now In Florida. Must ofl additive in nae totlay. Aad ISt-ISt Peerl gOMt walla. Insulation, garage, amesite sell this neat 8 room ''>rick pre-school children days. Must be for One (1) Two Door Sedan Pas­ Advt. No. 189 around' Manchester. Call Ml C v o Leo B. Flahetiy Jr. and Atty. you get premium serviee. Aim MANCHESTER Package Delivery. DRIVEWAY sealer special, $1.80 ' ‘ ' I III I 8-8161. 15 ACRES — New 3 bedroom drive. Trees. Priced py owner for Cod. haa a full shed dormer, front reliable and have references. MI senger Car. ■ Harvey A. Yonce. Mrs. Alice Ham­ tomatie ddivoiM . . . a bal- Light trucking and package deliv­ 3-4638. gallon. Hot mix aaphalt, gravel, ranch, hot water hkat, ceramic quick aale. Charles Lesperance, vestibule, 3 baths, basement ga­ stone. Npssdorf Sand A Stone Co., bath, large kitchen, cellar Only MI 9-7630. mer did not visit the scene and aaoad payment plan and many ery". Refrigerators,' washers and Bid forma and speclAcations are rage and a good deen lot. Vacant abstained, from voting at the stove moving specialty. Folding MI 8-2427 . Business Property for Sale .70 $14 800. Carlton W. Hutchins, MT- otiMT aitraa darigned to maka HELP WANTED Female, full or available at the Controller’s Office, A«klng $18,800. Terrific value. Board meeting. Masker had fa­ chairs for rent. Ml 9-0762. 66 Center St., Mancheater, Conn. 9-5182. WEST ST .— 4% room ainglt, home heatteg resilir easy. part-time, $30 to $50 per week. SWEATERS FOR the entire fam ­ vored transportation but changed BUY ■ 2V4-24H BUILDING F o r s a l e - 108’ long, pleasant kitchen with- dining area, For interview or appointment call ily. Low mill prices. Rooaevelt Town o f Manchester, Conn. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor AUSTIN A. C91AMBER8 Co, Local MI 4-0394 Richard Martin, cieneral 86' wide,, near center of business EVERYTHING IN ' living room with fireplace, sun- his mind I since the committee ( j' A carefully tsdlored ahirtwaisi moving, packing, >storage. Low Mills Factory Store. Open to the district Plenty of parking. Call porch, finished room in basement, meeting and voted against It at The beet buy in‘the me­ drsM in half sizes that buttons public. 10 a.m, to 6 p.m. dally. Manager MI 3-1577 Mobiihgat $s .rztea on long toM distidistance ihovea to OFFICE -Full time mature wom­ Advt. No. 189 MI 3-8286. REAL ESTATE excellent condition throughout, the Board meeting. Flaherty was dium price claaa. — down the front. Comfortable back U atatea. MI 8-6187 an wanted for very interesting 210 East Main St.,. Rockville. WANTEC nicely landscaped yard, "hade absent from.' the Board maeting yoke. Embroider a-page-a-day of thW position in local credit depart- BUSINESS property for lale or SPECUAUSTS i^INCE 1938 treat, garue with patio. 8. A. due to illness. Yonce, Kahan and No. 8235 with Patt-O-Rama is A-B-C book and. you’ll finish It in HUMUS FOR aale, also fill, good rent—90x160 lot, 86x34 building. Beechler, Realtor, Ml 3-6969 or Lota tor.Sale 73 Painting— rtnwHng 21 ment._ Paid holidays and many clean topsoil. Free delivery in YOUNG WOMAN If you are seeking a home let Masker had visltM. the scene in sizes 12>i. 1 6 4 , 184. no time at all! Familiar depigna fringe benefits. Call Mr. Matthews Good location. Call Paul J. Cor- MI 9-8983. Thursday. Mancheater. MI 3-6712. rentl, MI 3-8863. us . know your particular dealres ___!______lii______18 ACRES, 1,000 ft. frontage, Man- **Set yourself free from the low price three*' 2 0 4 . 2 2 4 . 244^ Bust 33 to 45. iUuatrate each letter to arouse for appointment for interview. Ml • SEPTIC TANKS cheater-Bolton line. Asking The vote last night was: JCahan W E GIVE Size .144, 35 bust, 4 'I-8 .varda of your children's interest. EXTERIOR AND interior painting TO ASSIST IN PROOFREADING and we will eubinit the beat values $10,900-W EST SIDE,. 3 bedroom and paperhanging. Wallpaper 3-1589. $10,000. Lawrenca F. Fiano, Brok­ and Yonce in favor, Masker and tO'inch. Pattern No. 2003 has hot-iron CLEANED and INSTALLED the market affords. Many buyers ranch beautiful trees, near bus. GREEN STAMPS books. Guaranteed workmanship. House for Sale 72 look for a good price. Others look ers. Ml 8-376$: Paul P. Fiano, MI Charles O’Flinn opposed. . To Order, aend 35c In coins to :— transfer for 26' alphabet designs; Previous experience not necessary. High School shopping. Carlton W. Hutchina, Ml Reasonable rates. Fully insured. Help ■ Wanted— M.ale 36 Invitation to Bid • $EWERS graduate preferred; one w4io understands the for. good condition. Jarvis Realty 94132. 3-0458. Masker reported iaat night that Sue Burnett, The Mincheslei' Eve­ color chart; stitch illiistratinns. Fast and courteous aervice. Leo IN ELLiNGTON-GUslom huilt, 3 Co. gives you "both. CaU us TO­ the town’s flrat selectman “had re­ Sealed bids will be received a.t the MACHINE Cl-lfANED ' ning Herald. USA AVE. OF To order, aend 25c in coins to J. Pelletier. Ml 9-6326. MANAGEMENT trainee—Fine op- correct use of English, spelling and punctuation. bedroom ranch on % acre, large DAY! 3SJ OAKLAND ST., Manchestsr- ceived calls from ^ree or four Office of The General Manager, 41 AM ERICAS NEW YORK $6, N. Anne Cabot. Manchester ENening porlunity exists for young man to Pleasant working Conditions. Paid vacation and Hiring room with lining ,arM, 4 room house, gas. hot air heU. Suburban'for Sale . 75 parenjts in .Overlook Hpighta who MORIARTY T, ■ HeraldL 1150 AVE. OF AMERI- THOMAS HARRISON - Painting Center St., Manchester, Conn, un­ • INSTALLATION enter consumer finance Held. Ex­ other company benefits. sunny kitchen, full basement, JARVIS RE*^LTY CO. cU,, water and sawerage, small do not want bua transportation siAs. N f w Yo r k 86, n .y . and decorating. Equipped and panding company requires the til November 3. 1958 a t ; 3 P.M. JUST OVe A the line' In Vemoh, For lat-cla#a mailing add 10c SPECIALIST anoramlc view. Madeline Smith, workshop, lot 100x340.. $10,9(10. pkoyided. ftr each pattern, Print Name, Ad- For lat-clasa mailing add. lOc fully inatu’ed for large and amail aervlcea ,af a man willing to work for ISO 'Tons Type C. C! Rock Salt. lealtor. MI 0-1643. ' 383 E. CENTER ST. M l 8-4U3 1957 Ranch. Six rooms, bay win- S PhUbrick. Agency. hQ 9-$464. The Overlook Heights petition­ RROTHERS UBcotn - Centlneatal - Memury • Edtel - ingliak fbrd draw with Zone, Style No. and for each pattern. Print Nartle.'Ad- Jobs. Workmanahtp guaranteed hafd and anxious to get ahead. Bid forms and apaclflcatlona are Ap|»lybippne« doF in Uving room, buUt-ln range ers may appeal the Board’s ida- VlM. '> dreai with Zone and Pattern Num­ with reasonable prices. Ml 9-2497. This'is a career opportunity with available at the Ooptroller’a Office, $13,S0O-IMMACULa TB I bedroom M ' 4-0370 M l 8-6766 PI 3-8811 SEVEN ROOM house, excellent and oven, fuU cellar, attached fa- Towr iRi OoMRiry etolon to tha State Board of Edu­ '301 C E ^ ^ R STREET— MI 3-5135^ * Send Uo today for your copy of ber. many apleni\d company spon­ 66 Center St., Manchester, Conn. “ rqncb, ceramic batb, hot water oondlUon, two ear garage, eaaUy rage. Aluminum atorma, acraana. Ml 3-5135 INTERIOR--— painting CMIL and pape^r^ I n cation. Such an appeal was made ^ 'n a w gWl A Winter '59 laaue o^ Have' yotiAthe-TlO Album! con- sored . benefits. For personal *3 Town of Mapeheater, Cohn, D riiR R g ^ ORs , Etiptiinj JjpraUi heat, axcallant coa|truotlca, 100 OOVENpiTTMalB St. Itt. noiMl eonvarted to two apartments. Lot about l$SxJ00. Owner ttana- haiigtng.*■— Clean workman------nililp. No frentagb, large treea. C arttn Three bedrooms, hot water hast. by Dajlay CIreto peUtlqBars, and OPEN EVENINGS COBtgldA pattern magaaina tainiqj: many lovely deaigna and 6 terview contact Mr. G,' Gent, I'rq- Richard Martin, General Pricad to aaU. J. D. Realty. MI farrad. $16.$00. Walton W. Grant Job tod amail Free w. Hutdilaa, MI 1 ^ . ^ $$,$00. n MS$4, 30I-31I e«Hw It. frw patterns7 Only 25c a copy! ------* estlmhtea. ferrad Finance, 983 Main It.^ ' Manager Ml M 1 4 3 Aganoy, lU alter. MI S-US$. a maaUas waa hatd hare Thun- ohn Vertallle, M l 8-2821^ Mancbeiter, Advt Mb. 1S9 " . i (I T »• . y