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. V-,- • X • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMlEg ■ t ''V' vRACB rarENTY-EIGtit , \ : 'X jbnrfan^r lEvfninn Avtnute Dafly Net Preifi Ran Bdfifd of Health, tva yaars; Alton tha______Board'for_ nb^meludlng a ' Fbr the Week Eaded 'rU taW eathar la t U . AMrad It. Roftra, « . apn Mambin of the various Oatho<: woman in that gfmiwx, •, LIT US TEST 1 ; Foraeapt of O. a. WeaHwr BanaB of Mr. and Mra. John C. Rogara Ue4Cothecs CSrcIos'w!ho plan , to Boai*d Names Cowles, Advisory F ark and Kacr . , OcL W. IfiSS About To^ nS 3 B. Middle T p M . !■ attffhdlng attend the annual banquet of tf Engaged reatlon Commission, fiva yaara; Vopr W eit^ RiRia Earl b. Rohan, Board of Tax Re Occasional rain toalght. Low the A r m ya Anti - Aircraft and combmed circlea Jfov. 16 at la 30 Sacapdl near 40. Tomorrow showers early .m. at the British American view, Hkret years; *Atty. John 11,916 3. CBriten W»rt Jr. of rwnUnf-. Quidad Mlaaila School at F o r t ? Nine to Posts M OVf ' In morning, mow llurriOa, wtndy. ton ----- ;------1 I ieat a ^ e w a . FrW ay'at S p.m. uated from the Univarilty of C5ott\ turns must be^dade by Hoy: 12. to on town boards and commhsions Dorothy Ja«okson. Town Planning A neiaitttfik prlatad roaaiB — Ibt the Xdmmittee their ctoctraalOaUF wUI u n yea tha tn tha *mn;t3r CoUcf* caumlatry pectlcut In Julie 1953. ^ ComniMsion, five-years; and Mrs. B 8KIN 6 SHE VOL. LXXV, ffO. 29 (9WENTY-FOVR PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 198$ ..(CtaMltiad AfiratttolM m Paau 22) fMns. by the Board of Directors last Martha H. Stevenaon, Develop trM eaadHiOa pM rata pf gnat PRICE nVEjPgjrtE audUorluM. HarlXord ' B c t a li cX LUTHER HAU - ‘ taactim of iM fraatar Hartford night. * / ' ment Commission, five year*. ''’v ■' - ' Roger E. Carlock. eon of Mr*- M. piilverstehi, president of The two new members are Mrs. E X P u tT w a ‘M;« a B F A ia a \ a|aa will ba fuaaU at tha cbap- Joe-Patrtcla CarlocK of 24 peer- Director .Wal Ur Mshoitty nom Eu m m iib I UrtlMrafi ta fa jnaeUn*. igers'^ôTp. of M anchester and ils ry Jane Miller, appointed for a inated Bahlla Pagsni for the rec PROMFlPv * field Pr.,’haa been named tO the oger*, w^âtUheM the Ad CIuH ChHreh / reation post but Psgant, who waa ECONU!WV'’AI. 8CR.VIOB dean's Hat at Colgate Univers^ meeting toino^s!^ at the Sheraton 3-yegr term on the Library Board Sot«rd«y, N«v. 5, T p.m. Flood Help ‘Hia W.B-A. JunRra meatinc. Hamilton, N. T„ for /icajlemH: Biltihore Hm m In Providence. Sit- to succeed Chgrles H. Norris, and prasent, declined nomination. Ma AU8PICB8 0 F aitUct waa achadulad for Frhlay excellence during iha^ ppecedlng verstein, wno^haS' made several Edwwrd Saarl, appointed to a 5- honey also noiHtnated Atty. Fran- \ avaoinf at tha Cbihmunity T haa lemeater. He la a 19^ graduate Of trips tOyBuropeXln behalf of the year term on the ZonfM Board of cir'Shea for several quccesstve DOBCAS BOClfcTV baaa poatponad until Friday ava< Kent School. govcnuaent'a proâm to aid the Appeals to succeed Jhines H, Mc openings. iatnf of next aaak. induatrlal recoVery:\ of weatern Veigh. . McVeigh, a member of At the close b* the meeting, Eupdpe, will speak on "Manage- the Z A k for eight years, had de Mrs. Helen Fitzpatrick', who has The Hartford^ East Association maa m 9te«l«ema*mml f - A dauahtar w aa boira Sunday of ^ngregatlonal Oiurcher will eht as a Vnlvarsal L*hfuage.' ctined reappointment. sought,to have a woitvA appointed /I at tha mrtford Hoapttal to' Mr. hold iU fall meeUng at the Com- Incumbents -resppointed/were to the Advisory Park\and Recre 785 M AIN ST. Joseph .Masoetli, r-e e .n,nea k a rrj p h Pn^'Â . F. Lundberg;,.Advieory ation Oommlsaion, again criticised Read Herald Advd. and Kra. Wallace Worthington, 33 nuinltyûrch, Wapplng. Sunday . H a rtfo rd , ;Nov. (jp)— Gov- N. School St. / chemist w d consultsnt-supei'visor Hartford, Nov. 3 (>P)—TKe big job Coiiui^ticut. people face 3 of the, Connecticut State Water •T- rePguring and rebuilding after two flOoda was outlined in etxmr Ribicoff today gaveÔ Commissioh Laboratory; Wealeyaa black amL white today, 'The State Flood Recovery Corifimittee .por'^l^'backing to th^27* z University, will present to the made "report to the Governor. The report concerned repair pob)tj|utt)gram of the state ians at Ouôst American Aasooiatlon of Textile Valerie Ann U ttle. Chemista and Coloriats a paper env and redevelopment. JT1948 Paleatê COnON PRINTS . U, 8, Army from 1951 to , 19S4. Sivc immediate consideration to in August 1934 after President . concMeiF'Uiat he had read a mi- A ssem blir Y lew s ood control meaaurea for the meogrfiphM copy of the SSrpage War. He U employed by Q ty OpUcianS, 1 Getulio Vargas committed sui Refwrta of casualties, from both sides gave a total of 2(Ml' OedorfiiCt ^ plaids with the wonderful wrlnklahed finish , Springfield, Mass. Northeast. ,' /' cide following . a drive by 38 dopmnent before breakfast-. and quality sta la dark grounds. , i SJades of Europe An April wedding la planned. 1 Urges CompromUa generals' who forced hia reaig- Legislators Seat Copies Israelis and 60 Egyptiape.killedJn the clash^ which started Knapp, president of the Con natlon. The chief executive said that last night. manaser and program supervisor necticut-Light Rower Co., at . -Brazil recently elected a- m copiea are being mailed to the 313 The battle was for the El Sabha checklist, which, accord Mrs. John Tierney, president of tached to the report a personal P resident and Cafe la dua to members bf the Legislature today. Gibbons Aseembiy, Catholic Ladles of WICC, Bridgeport, has devoted pleas that the, committee recom ing to the Egyptians, has changed hands twice. The post ia in over 16 years to the study and re turn over his office Jam )1. If Jft appealed to each legislator to of Columbus, conducted a business mendations be considered Jn a he is unable to take up his study It before next Wednesday's the demilitarized zone but inside laraeli territory. \ l Ineefing laat evening at the K. of search of graphology, or the Israelis, complaining It had been'*’---- — ...... - ...... i m" ■■■■' » yd- science and art of determining "spirit of compromise and good duUes, the prarirancy would special session. C. Home, after which Mrs, Cor- will." / The report suggests that the 33 occupied previoualy by Egyptians personality through handwriting; be nin by c ip lu Luz, House In Violation of the armistice, seized nellui R. Folpy, 49 Scarborough A u d r m y ' The committee’s, work, he said, of. Deputiea^reaidant. milUori dollar program be paid for Rd.., ahoWed more .than 130 colored She has spoken before mtmy was "an exgrclse in- cooperative by short-term tax Incrasaea, But It In an attack laat night, The US. Favoring slldea of the, Britiah'Isles and Eu- representative clubs and organiza m t m d p w B Luz iSyg member of the So Israeli Foreign Ministry today an- understanding.” He expressed the cial Dpmdcratlc Party, which it doean’t spell out the specific .rope. These vfw t taken by her son, tions in New England. New ToVk, hope tKe tame spirit will be levies to be hiked. - nouncad tiie attack had succeeded Richard U Foley, while on vaca New.-Jersey and Florida, ’ and has w m w t M $ "maintained in the deliberations hoklr a majority in Congraas in "expelUng the Egyptian In Arab) Isra* TtEG. 99c—36" FINE CREAÊ$ISTANT tion from hla atudiea at the North also been guest at many church Hd whose candidate, Jus- Queried on the tax aubjeet, the which will translate recommenda Governor aSld he preferred to hold vader'- from Israeli territory. A PAMPERED COnoiORI American College in Rome. and charity fairs and bazaars. b«- d r m § t o m tions into action." êlino Kubitschek, won' the tntaiy spokesman in Jerusalem Mrs. Joseph Dyer, ch^rman, and presidency in the Oct. 3 elec off ditcuaaion bn this matter until sidek assUUng worthy groups to ' "Wa are confident bf the ablll he confera tomorrow afternoon Egyptiana and 4 Israalla lêace Parley REG. 99e~DAN RIVERWER WRlN^HED members Of the hostess committee zaise .money threugh this fascinat J 0 € k l 9 ^ of our fbllow citizens to brlnrrato tions, oh the basis of still in had bran killed. served ' daintily decorated liftle complete returns. ‘ -r? w ith leaders . of Uie PLAID^GHAMS ing subject. , ■ OlBCiifOH'i being- the new ’Connectieptr he Senate and the RepubUcaii' House. leraeUe Killed*';' ~Ry THE ASSOCTA'nm IBBM cakes and tiny eclairs, tea and cof- •-fiha. ..ls...well. known -aa a frek a«l(t , . ' „ But a aiM w m an in Cairo Said REG. 99e—45'^CftBASE RESISTANT PRINTED 'fae 'at .a buffet table' a'rtlstlcall;^'- . However, the Obyernor „ln the The UJB. State Department said ladce radio and television wtiUr, I V i f M i W There was no, eslhimt# df the iSy' the human* pictu#e“'bf* ’What juist haa atrongty ailvocat^ rala'-l. *n Egyptiair^wnterattaok re- deewated .with fall flowers and .pub1iG..»laUon* 'expert snd pub* post of i«deveIopnie0L,RarL of the the -cohimittea- called- -'Oonneeth occupied the -'ST'Aibha post.'--Me today .U '"wouHl weloomt" high >UN RAYON lighted tapers. ing the " flood reebvety’ fund Ilclty writer and Is identified in cost was eitimatao at $1,750,000. cut's two worst natural’ disasters through .taxes rather than bond said 200 laraalf smd|en had.been level peace talka betwran Arab Three fthf . will make up into amert dresses for yourself civic Me with the Girl Scouts, ’ The commiUke'a 33-page report in. our memory.” ing. killed and Israeli leaden, aa proposed by and f o r ; Crippled Children's Clinic, Al- H o n m y - contained mora than 20 recommen The facts put esUraatetl aamage An Israeli Army apokbspran da- t f dations. Th^qeLWlil be. presented to The Governor paid "high and Icrael's Praralar Ban-Gurkm. Lifil Writing Talk tnisa Club,\Councll for Inter' m O O flB T S from the' August flood a t 8202.8 glowing tribute" to. K n » p and nled there had been any Press officer Lincoln’ Whlto church - Cooperation, Connecticut the spdcidl session of the sta*e million. The October flood estim ate other 19 members of the Commit counterattack and rajseated also toid M. news confsranca tho For Cosmopolitans Symphony Orchdatra and peveral legislature Wednesday. waa between 820 million and 880 tee who worked. more than two Is now no Egyptian aoldlsr on U.S. govarnmeat la "txploring musical groups. alsOxthe National ■ Up‘ to L^slature flillllon. Ninety-one people died In months in drafting the recovery rakU soil.'' A y.N. tru e s. h< ys and meana" of onding tha League of American Renwomen. The" legislature wiU decide how »v-th floods. program;- quarters spokesman said It had no Ijting Including poasibla notion yd. The Cosmopolitan Club wdll She is a Scholarship’graduate of to pay the bill The, raport sug The repott dealt with five major ‘The State of Connecticut, my conl^matton of the counterattack me Unload Natlona Security meet in the Federation Room at Julliard; Musical Art .Qohaerva- gests the repair but'be paid by a issues, and commended action in self and the Legislature owes a although there had.-Jieen sporadic Councihs, Center Church Friday at 2 p.m. lory, with a degree froni^ Columbia short term tax prograni;’ the re all five. V deep debt bf gratitude to the hard exchange of artillery and mortar Jn applai^ng Bcn-Gurto»'a of Fotlowring the busihess meeting, University. Sh'e wlH-spetk Friday development by a rtiste-backed The araas êre ilbod ^cqhtrol--- work and excellent report sub Art earliar today. Both the U.N. fer to meet Tace-to-faeo with Arab the; program wrill . have' as its on “What's in a/Nsme," tracing bond issue. mitted by the Committee,” he spokeaman and an Israeli official loaders, WhIto'Mid: speaker Mfs. Florence Ballou Rob the history of graphology and Us Behind the facta o< the report (Conttmied Page Two) , dectorsd;/.-'' ' ------7-“' 8.98 Pennsylvania Stgta Police who flew to Btgfford iSprings yesterday in attem pt to Identify t)ie said the.altuatlon around El Sabha "This 'to a thtog wdiieh t)w REG. $1.19-36" GILBRAE FINE CREASE inson of Bridgeport, handwriting iise.s today'in the fields of -busi - ' - - \ G ovanpr RlMcoff said he h b p ^ W'Bs quIet a t 4 p.m. partiss at iaiua havb^ talk abo-jt analyst. / ness. criminology, psychology and thatîhs commlttae, or a portion skeletonleton found in the woods there areere ahown aabove l^ e reviewing the casecaae wlwith iJept. Harty -8. Taylor, RESISTANT COHON PRINTS / fnaatodV commanding officer of the Stafford Sprihga_ Rarracka, Connecticut . . . iUktaStk Police. The Penn- El Sabha la about 9 miles south and we would wtlcorXfi'*y Mrs. Robinson, fornntr assistant vocational guidance. of R. would continue to serve and of ths au Auja-NIsana U.N. Arinia-. U lkj." . Church Pressure Denied JOu.dle any supplementary studies ayivania officers are CpI. Herman iUegler (left) and Qetectlve Ljewia P. PenmaK PoUca from Bftok From tho-Egyptlan ombray. al REG. $1.29-36" A.B.C. FASHIONERA CREASE . \ which tb« Laguiature might de- Pa., bar*-keen Aiarehtng a year and a half for tha girl, w)iq toae poaitivaly (denliAoi by truing a w m i ticc Headauarterg and domtnatea a watch found with the ekeleton. (Hepald Photo). . Ytratagieaily lifiportanl plateau on most at tha same time aa Wfiito'a RESISTANT COTTON PRINTS / '•Ire. ths borfitr. ■tatemant, there came a charge Knapp said there were many' Tha .Israelis said In addition to that Israel waa p.'annlag an at-^ REG. $ 1.29-45" A.B.C. FINEST PLAID, ^ jed flalda that the committee did not -the four dead, their -casualties tack on an Egyptian 'frontiar prat* have time to atudy. ' ' at tha -.-ery\m6«Bnt Ban-OurtoR All eyas^FfM ' you in thii lovaly ^ tfa|»-in with rhinastepf "But the progiram does indicate nt>fflbcre(indlt> ashes of dispute that surrounded be making up her mind. gaV* his were on their way to question him dentures. own version of the chhej-h'a .vlew "We believe thia aggreaalqa waa of eom plim anti. Colon: Black, Navyi^ the abdication of Klqg EMward To ^ ve Chad la the Slafford Hpriugs skeleton Vaalsbed July 87, I66g OP rlivorce." \ planned at the same time Ban- VIII in 1936. • According to Peimayivaiila po Gurlon was deliverifig hla apaech ■ The Archbishop, D'r.' Geoffrey. The Church of England flywna rase. Turner killed bimsplf before Faiire ^ôres on the remarriage of dlvo'rced KlngavlUeV Tex./ Nov. 8 (P) — poHce'uri«ed. The police' were- lice record;., the hardware dealer, offering peace" Many Other Values in Fisher, is the ranking prelate of sons. Murder dutrkfs were filed to- William Turner, about* 40, was 'Raahad Jabii, nscretary of the the Church of England. He said ky ngtddst.M K Sunny CanaioB fi^ Stafford Springe barracke known to have been tkb last per PeoplM’ party., said: "No Arab last night Margaret 'renounced The- Church ot England News Asêmbly^în; X' paper, an ^ unofficial publication irdea, '68, A wealthy Trsne and PeBBsylvMia. son to hav. seen the girl before she dares h ^ p t the Idea of making \ 0 plans to marry Townsend witlierut widely read in Anglican circles, woMM wbe'^'eaid she killed Don disappeared durjng fier lunch hour Fine Quality Cottons \ / - pressure fcom the church—al congratulated Princess Margaret Word-qn, her'kuskund, of a Stafford Springs, Nov. 8 (Spe July 27, 1953 Plan Confused (Coa tinned Eonstaea) though, he added, she. "got plenty and said; month oh, lonely . Padre Island Mias Hatch alM w ^ked full A Ipvaly' 10 in. block melel \ i ' . of Advice—asked for, an'd a good cial)-—Detectives: .from the Erie, "Talk in some sections of the and huriedNhlm ia A grave he Ps., State Police Barracks and time at a ciambridgs Springs bank. ■im pIma decorated with o gold d ^ unasked fpr>” Intended for itoc had her child. Police raid the girl, who-was de parts. M«v. 8 (*)—The Franch Ra ^saart^fasfeiea .- Tha Archbishop also denied that press, of the Archbishop of Canter Connecticut State and county spray deiipn. 'Ftonter per- bury -having brought pyeasure to police' officers- are . c.ombing ..the scribed as 5-toot 6-inches tall and tional Aaaeinbly aarly today voted monendy attached....' , hfs prêceasor, Dr. Cosmo lAng, Kingsville, Tax.. Nqy. 3 (A)—A weighing 170 pounds, was 'a' dost' 830*211 In favoriof holdiiuf new gen Closeouts of Plastic Drapes^ had \takeh. any part in the crisis bear on Princcsx Margaret is very Bostton area for a Pennsylvania X Bulletins ^ ■- wide of the mark. All the evidence striking brunette wnOs. decisrad hardware dealer who ig a suspect companion of Turner's.- eral election# next month, but a * I P I f l - f n l . r , when Ekiwaril abdicated to marry she killed her new hiubaiuKtecause D o r is h a t c M ' Wallis. WarfieMSlmpson. shows that the Primate'has done 'ia. the mysterious death of Doris Turner left'Cambridge Springs cloud'of parliamentary confuaibn from the AP Wires It’s easy! You paint bfmimber! no more than hix plaki.duty In pre he threatened to shoot her INgear Hitch, 22, of Cambridga Springs, for the Boston area, a fe.w months I^. Lang's motrapher, J, G. senting the <«se to her fairly and oid daughter.' and burn the bung over the future of the plan, . Lockhart, and the Duke of Wind after the-investigation cooled off. were found on the upholstery pf / Cottage Sets and Dinettes squarely. ” aWaited a preliminary hearing t Before leaving, however, Turner hli car. Part of tha Vehicle is still Endorsement of the government's' . ■ V . ■* sor him.sflf have pictured Laqg'as Resumes Royal Role day. impopnded In Pennsylvania as pos bill to eml the present assembly ASKSeDICTRICH CASE PROBE one of the important characters went, to „a Pennsylvania menfal In- WaahlBgtoB, Nov. 8 Ifl — Sera Our complete atock plaatlc drapesi-not all colors tn .rack m The Princess gave every Indica She was Mrs. Sunny Ganales stltuUon because of what he called sible evidence.. Jan.. 2 -thua advancing the elec style. Be here early for best valuer. in that- drama. The Evening tion she will follow her royal cere- Worden, 42, San Antonio, recently Tidbits tions from June —•came'on a vote f Krfauver (D-'re«m) aald today ba Standard agid tile strain of constant questioning Turner is s law aphool graduate will ask the Seaato Armed Serv* divorced from a Texas millionaire and shadowing by police. He ^ s and was an officer. in the U.S. of confidence'for Premier Edgar; SA L E P R IC E "Dr.r. Ftshar’sFishuj^^n memory on this (Continued on Page Thirteen) oilman-cattleman. Mrs. Worden Faure. The aupport of 88 membera ] kes rommUtae to .laveotlgato tha/ CuIlMKCrom AP Wires treated at tbs hospital for alcoh^ Army' MLP; Corp, during World paroling of Sepp Diettich. Ugmmt was held without charge. '. e ' ism. ' of the 94-member Communiat group ! V- , Texas Rangers-and other offi vWarll. !' • gave the government ila victory.. j German colonel general eoavtct- REG. $1.98 VALUE $ i:i9 pr. .. Blood Htains la CAr ' . Turner had told police during cers' said she related that she Personal visit Xo ^.oscow * > But what happens now wia any-; ed In 1946 as a war crirataql aad dragged the body of Don 5VV>rden, At the time Tiirner Waa ques pravlous questioning that Mlaa' thing but clear. ,eenlenced fo life ImpriseamanL churches convinces iRra. Frear tioned on the case in 1953,'.Penn- Kefauver cqJled Dietrich “H 45, into the grave he had fqrced her (D-Del) practice of retl|rioa dis- aylvariia polic« tgid blood sUlns The fate of the bill la up to the j REG. $l;69 VALUE*...... pr- Select Ydurr Personal R ^ g e e Unit Gets to dig. then kept vigil the remain (Coattii^ oa Page Fagrteea) Council of the Republic, or-Senate. [ plala .murderer," aad aaM "It eswraged by Communist rblcra in la aatoalshing to m« that ha haa No lessons needed! Wo paint mixing! der of the day and all night Russia. New Haven man if the upper houaq does not act-i Tells Story te Ranger been rcleaaed." DIetrtch .com REG. $1.19 v a l u e ...... 6 9 ^ p r . trial for conspiracy in connectli within the next two weeks t*e BLENDTONE STOCKING15 She hunted up , a Texas ranger', whole early election project may ■ manded German troops Maeisd CHRISTMXSi cards 1954 Nobel Reace Prize with ncar-ilots at restaurants in for the World War .11 Malmady Zeno' Smith, to tell her story. Milford and Branford ideatified as have to ' tbaoed out -the window. ; massacre. ■■ ■ ■ ------■ Smith, other rangers and Kings man . who weal bervrrk la New Dulles Warns Molotov The Assembly debated the bill:; REG. 99c VALUE 4 9 ^ ' p r - Albl's.ntw fill colon art chosen to blend — I' ville and'San Antonio local officers Oslo,. Nov. 3 <^)t—The Norwe-., armlys, and ti)e (prmaiton and ex- Haven Wednesday ni^bt'. Mas- under a government demand for I i- POSTAL HIKE UPHELD with die latest fashion trends and gian Nobel Committee, today ] xebsion of peace congresses." The said she told them: sacheiratts Stat4 Dept, of Com urgent consideration. Under . tblal NO’ -She was divorced from Prexldes procedure debate must be con H'rahlngtoh, Nov. 8 (d*)—In ■ :A awarded the N o^l peace prize for I prize way also be awarded to in- merce announces public hearing On Split Germany Peril creased parcel ppat rates, which complimeht your dothing ensemble. 1954 to the Office of the United] ûtuUon. or organ C a n s l.e a , 52,. iof Premont^ Tex-. Nov. 29 a t Sturbrldge on plan , for cluded Within three daya It also Many styles to make your selection from. Aug. 3. !.' ' I ' requires urgent treatment . from brdanto effective Oct. I, I8S8 NO WASHING OR IRONING WITH WONDERFUL Mbt blendtone itockinp are Nations High Commissioner for international Red Cross has twice .Weatville flood eoatrol reservoir on '» - ■ ■ ___ : ■ .. ■■■ . ■ were upheld today by the UK. Refugees. It reserved the 19551 i,een honored. Already the Snd' Worden had Quinnebaug River. the% nate. Smart new designsjomaU items! visited Bend, Or*., and bought an Ctoneva,, Nov. 3 (A5—Secretary-.-,the conference—tha ieadera. could When Faure asked fpr'tbe ran Court of Appoato. .la aa naaai- (MdmefHn-'aaiy-to-Me** coetumfi ^ —' .It .wfli! Uie Btfcond’Ume the u .n : Death of' -New Britain police ______^ ftiii ci^nrt — 1 1 .The ■uiured'-rratibns #g*ncy-is- sergeanf's widow jcauici^ by cHm* of State P u lies told Soviet-Foreign - ..JeffeiTWOte at Tu e sd a y '"Ighfi ' cued bom which eliminate fuess- tlie S3rd recipient of the .world's had been honored. Dr. Ralph J. .(Coatiaued' oa Page Two) Mlnlater Molotov th the Big Four of, the. voting because they were UUned m lower cotirt’o rtliiwlMal 1 Heavy Flannel Back Bunche won the peace prize in laal act sad eareleasaeas of Ernest session, he suggested U|at the bal of a suit .brought by a gronp Of top award for peace making. The VaskaliB of New Britain, coroner's conference today that the greatest sure w hat went in. lot be held- Thursday,^ Andre-Jean work as to the corr^ stockini' Others at higher price.s. cash, award amount to '83S.IM6. 1950- for hia work in getting a danger of* recreating German mili Dullee altacked a proposal which. grectlag card?-.maaiifactnrara Palestine armistice. finding shows . . . State- Board of Godin, an' aasembly Vic's raridSht challeiigtng the acMon of Peat- êde for wiy celor. The .office of the U.N. High- Education to ’uadertake sUtb-wlde tarism lies In "perpetuating Ger Molotov had made yesterday ffir who waa presiding, said such a- STATIONERY DEPARTMENT Commissibner for' Refugees.' was . George C. Marshall Of the Unit One DeadI, 32 Hurt man dieunity.’* forming an Ali-j3erinan Gounctl of maatcr Oeaeral Summerfleld tai survey of heed for more tethnlcal tiraetable would put the measure raising the ratea. . PLASTIC TABLE CLOTHS r . Fully-Proportioned. established in 1951 under the di ed States received the 19.53-peace institutes in Oknnecticut. Spearheading a western effort to Weat and .East German parlismen- outside the limit for urgent treat rection of Dr. G. J. Vqn Heuven prize, the last awarded. The 1952 As Bus Hits Truck ' Thbusandk of Argentine work preas Molot'jv nearer weatern ideaa Liry representatives. He said-this ment. . Goedhart. an Amsterdam editor award went to Albert Schweitzer. on unification! of -G*rmany,-Dulle8' propoaal was "moat noteworthy in TWO MOTHERS DROWN ers expected to return to Job* tJ~ Faure asked the assembly to Roeton, Nov., 8 UP) —-Two who formerly was Dutch minister Selection of the peace prize win ter Vgreement )>etween prbvinclsl in effect accused the Soviet Union! its complete failure" ;to comply extend the time limit 24 hours 54'’x54" IV of justice, for the'purpose of giving ner is'm'ade by a five-member com Charlotte, N. C., Nov. 3 (4>)—A of being afraid of the reaulta of with a directive on Germany la- young RMtbera. heading hems $298 chartered bus loaded with student government and labor supporters but the assembly voted 391-162 ward from their Jobs aa eotor- protection to refugees who left mittee picked, by the Norwegian of otisted President Juan D. Pefon. free and secret ail-Cerman elec- sued by the Big Four heeds of gov- agaiost any extension. their home Countries tii fear of parliament. The committee meets nurses frolm (Jharlotte cruhed into Uons. The western powere bavelernmenf here last July. _ talaers In a north end cafe, Hangin|r Planter Plate $2.98 NEW JEWELRY . a Big truck }5 miles north of here . ... Brotherhood of Locomotive Godin then ruled th a t'I f the drowned early today when their political, religious or racial perse-, in secret and never gives a’ reason Firemen and Enginemen rail strike proposed such elections aa an, ea-i This-directive, he eald, called for 54"x72" ...... ' cution. Its headquarters are*in for its choice: early tjil* morning.-One nurse was sentlal first step in their unifies-1 German raunlficaUon by free elec vote on the whole of th< bill was oar . edreened 'uit of eoatrol. $3.98 Chippendale Hanging Tray .$3.98 for Sunday against Pennsylvania not held before Wednesday mid In wide assortment'of styles including new light weight Geneva.. i . Resistanee Leade.c killed and 32 were injured. Some tion program. 1 Uoni in the interests of the Ger- ■mashed through a metal feaea bf those hurt are in critical condi Railroad in walkout that would af night the measure would: fall un and plunged Into Charleo River ■%Be 0 >mmunist accom- tiqn . was that Molhtov's council Iliey 'were Mrs. Jady Bwsrasn. waa set up in 1932 to give emer as,.Oars JeSn Dillingham,'19. of use of new artificial lung. . . Ar plan fails to'iconfornx with any)bne Faiire called for a 9 p.m. a«s- - 36, of Rlllerics), -mother of thfo^, ^V"asite Raaket $ 2 .9 8 , He look the job of trying to find Route 2, Wcavervllle, N. C. thur Godfrey fire* another asm pllsiimenta in East. Germany. slbn Wednesday, saying “we may gency aid to the most ne^y groups Duljea and his western associates of the four elements of the. direc and Mrs. Rossbelle Sonia, S4- r iw r Green Staniw Given With Cash Sales Desk Basket ...... $ 1 .9 8 of refugees. ■ ' ■ Jobs for rfdugees after the Inter The bus was demolished. pleye, a domeitic formerly em tive. By contrast, he said that have a chance to finish before .yrar-oM Lowell mothor of tors.' beUtaid. ; . ! ; rad'imt bel|t . . . to bltitd with compltli ismut el brewn. national Refugee OrFaniaatlon ployed by Mrs. William Wood have declared’ the German people midnight.'.' ; . . cleir Imps , . . to blind with-lull rin|t ol bluet, pittili. I-OO to 4 ’9« The peace prize is awarded an- Ambulances rushed the injured western proposals for unification Hanging. Picture T ra jr. . 'i...... $ 2 .9 8 e went out 6f existence. Hia chief to hospitalsc in ConcOrd, 7 miles ward Jr. • • " must be free 'to choose the kind ol . . .liBwiew beige. . . t o bleed witb browns,rusMit, WuegreeM. fiually under -the will pf Swedish had compiled with all of the ele The confusion fiecame. com 8AVIBT8 DENY JOININO PACT problem now ia resettling or inte north of the. accident scene, and James F. Byrnes denies aoaer- institutions and aocial ayitema ments. 1 ■ ; industrialist Alfred Nbbel, inven they want. pounded- at the Start of last * London, Nov: 8 (P)- —• Tho So- , ■ ' ' . ' ^ ■: grating 350,000 refugees left in in Charlotte.^ ' tioB by Former President Tryman t ‘Realizable Visloa*' night's session. when . assembly vIet I’nlon denied today iho tor of d.vnamite .Dismayed by i Europe after Jie war. ' that Byrnes falsely ciaimqd sup- - Cites Inherent Risk the use w his invention in mode'rn The nurses were aboard an At Furthermore, Dulles' contended, president Pierre Schnelter prom might seek to Join the R igThiw ' . The office provides legal and so lantic Greyhound. bus returning o 'port of Franklin D. Roosevelt in Dulles, speaking from ' notes, the Soviet proposition is a Step CORK Warfare. Nobel made * ' provisions cial safeguards for about two mil ised liberal application of the Sa- ...western powers la tho IMS doo-.' £. A. Johnson Pamt Co. CORK 'T for . a .prize to be awarded each Charlotte from Winston - Salem, seeking vice-pregidential ' nomiita* said that risk ia Inherent in free backward not only from the direc xembly rule limiting a'peakers to laratioa guaraatoalag psara la C j» M N - i • lion refugees throughout ths world. N. C.,-where hey had attended the tion In 1944 , ' Wartime service and secret elections. Under ths tive but also from unification pro- five! minutee. The -flfat tWo spoke the Middle East. InrsaRa, «99 MAIN STREET H y f C Green SLampa Glveii With^Caî Salea year 'to' the person "who shall have' It does not, deal with tha Palestine MANCHESTER ■ ■■ .1 ' \ ‘ : I -■j AUiHCM'nna.CbHH' convention of the North Carolina of New York's Gov. Aveiiell.Har- Communist systems in East (3ei pOaalS Which Molbtov introduced at more than half an hour. t -Sorlot. govsramsat moat and heat promoted the fra refugee problem, hut Goedhart last Nurses Aasn, rhaaa draws poslae from former ternity of iMtlona and the aboUah- many, -ha said, with only qne Uqt a Big Four'lconference IA Berlin on tVhen tho vota waa takon after. made the aanonararaml P»ealden|t Truman In first volume of candidates on the ballot—I \artkia hy broadeait ' hy * ment or raduetloa of standing I (OeaHaa ifi «r A n o ). .(OsRiinMfi m Fagu Taro) of MoifibirA held up ail East German ballot (OeaWM oi aa Eaga Twaatgr-tkira) (timthraid M ! * ^ ) r 1 1 ' 'V •• ' : '1 : \ ' ' 1 . . .. 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-• •■■ •• » ■ ‘ ‘ . ' T-.-tr— 4 „ ... . . X IIAKCHE^TEB EVENING iUCBALD. MANCHK$TiaU «)NK*: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 'S, 1W5 - .MANC3IESTER EVENING lla»ALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1955 PAGE FAinTWO a . Worden forced her t^'iign a will guidFd by these' rking be- lieatUa luxury lliier—88 paaaangers awardSd' a $80 govarnniant bond X oimandatiana to help paopla who a n d ' five craw maipbcra--wara in hU favor a t tha gravdMfl*. than , le b r o n aiiffarad flodd.rooaaa: lief a": ‘ Air Iiine Hi^s Wife Confesses announced he waa going Xo klU and a plaque a t the 4-H achieve-: EaiiîkScorcs 1^5 Million Aid t. A thoroufh atudy of the poa- . 'That diaajter net by kiUed. T ha plana appaaren ,to ax- ;ee-Unit -Gets ArehiteePfl ConcepUoD of New Parcel Post Substation ment program. The . award wha plods, sonM witnasaeg said, and fall both hla wife and her daugb atîty , of federal dlaaator Inaur- those means which tha Hitol' T he 'morning after the shoo Regional District ihade by the 4-H committee ance. arable burdafl qn toe indlvk tb^ S ift in flames 'about U minutu after Killing Spouse for his 4-H work, He- will repre taking off from Denver. the drove to San Antonio, stop WBlUBJiUa** AssemblyNîn; 2, Outlawlns of miarapreaantatlon The llvag'loatIv to ii in disaster' canifbt' ping en route to bury both platola sent the state a t the 4-H<7ongTeas in "ao-caliad cloae-out aalea. in be resfafed, but the material lost Bodies and wreckage of the 1954 Nobel Peace Prize X To Be Discussed in Chicago., Ckmp acholaiahlpk four-cngina airliner were acattered Officers later recovered them. BcaaAfleoFe and Colorl Vaf* Om ) which vendorn advertiae ahoddy to the survivors mUat be ..hared la$l on Plane To Save Child The body was found last .Satur were also awarded to Eliasa Led-^ Plan Cohfud^ (OHrtl«M« fooda aa flood-damafed gooda." over beet fields and pastijre near A. ir-the total community la to sur- day by two fishermen and waa not Hebron. Nov. 8 (Speciali-^For- erer, David Kinney, Alien'breen- to town! I. Bxtenaion of the atata moder .^ve. this town 35 -m.llea north of Den ALLET (OoBtlnaafl OiNS Pago One) berg and .lanet Rathbun. Charlea •Id to flood ate rental houaing program to ^ “That no one ahould profit by Longmm^'Cola., Nov. 3 (F7—- ver. The intact tail-section Tandad (Conttouefl frarn Page One) Identified until Mrs. Lorden told gragatlonal Church are Harvey matien of a regional êlriet which (OMtlnued fitiia PBga Oos) _ « ld to Um| outo (f< dam- her story. JGSRir WAYNE Schreler, Kathy Ellis and Joyce elude people in flood areaa, on disaster, either directly or by any United Air Uneb-haa hired an ex- upright almost two miles from Uta yoar vtslted too Arab campa to Uevack, president, W illia m will include both elementary and Kinney were also awarded short •M to atatontêd pi y, auch Wamke said he found cor LAuSli^MCAU. . Shook, vice president; Alan Trot- aame baala aa people forced to competitive advantage in civic, ploalvea expert'toXelve into-cir rmaahed fuselage. Nx,; $87,000 motel there, making a .apprataa too situation.aumunding course acholarahipe. midnight, Schneiter e x m o ê td '.«a reada and toldfM) move becauae of atate ^.highway cumstances aurroundlhg. toe crash down payment of 848,000. respondence a( the Worden home man, treasurer and Ann Bosaen, high schools will be discussed at a vtiopmant. ’' ' commercial, political, or personal indicating Worden had token out ■omo 900,000 rafugeaa toera. meeting of the Regional Board of Word has not yet been receivadj that the Upper house woul^hava building. y ' affairs. of one of its DCBBa nbar here About a montii ago they wer« secretary. Sunday (he group plan a maximum of Owo m ontlîor its Here a n tha oommittaCa 4. Refunding of aaMi and uae married, abe first related. Then inaurance on the child naming The U.N, Aaaembly authorixed to gp on a hike’ at Gay CTty Park, Education and the Boards of Edu from the Rev. Douglas Pinim of "That disaster ahould .not be 'Tuesday night .with ton'loir-of 44 Senate Probers ^ h il d e o a r o e cation of Hebron, Andover and Bayalde, L. I,, as to whether Ae will consideration. Hia stotement manddtloaa: , Ktaxpa on articlea coating $BS or lives. ' / ^ 'V et In pro- to « ^ . I4B,0x .contribute $18 million he could fa vorabU the Fellowship will meet 1937, but the locatfon of a alU la Some * observers bellevefl tha atudy of the problem.” aald the re mate Internal ISecwrity aubcom- Canalea waa awarded custody of CHILDPEN find from private sourceo an extra as yet undetermined. pleted. *. Senate ^'ou)d take up theâstlon rates for flood ^tlm a. for a new approach." v "Determination of responsibiltty Oct. 22, he Buggeatbd a' flahing Ml tv Lni^loniJ': Ijrtji'st Pi lygr nuiiii Un> \ at the ueual tlme Sunday." port "aa it affecta the enUre noi 7. Liberal terihaxfor 'bank loans mlHu said today ft has received two aona. $28 mUUon which would pro vide, a Acconuhodation is being planned Aeslatant Scoutmaater as soon a ^ t rebiima to whnt Tuesr ' aaatarn aectloii of tha counl 8ald the i;ommltte4; for tha accident ia beyond , the trip . t o PadrO Island. A t an Isolat Setixtok Party Scheduled George Rose of Hebron, eon of to repair flood-damaged honrfaa. authority of United Air LIhm m orV than half, of tobx; ed spot, he produced a' spade and loluUoa to what was; onep known tor 800 /students a t the opening, "Many have lost tomily, friends, ~ ^ a displaced persons problem, A setback card party, sponaor- George' Roae Sr.', of Bolton, has ^ Iw t Flood Caatrol S. Legiaiation broaddnhu' chattel homee, joba, busUtoMea and per aione. Federal .and local officials hu uked from the at pistol point forced to dig ed^y the Wapping Mothers’ CHub. but ep,(imates seem to point to .Others are.convlMi^ the Senate Whohai ahould ba doitd to pr'vant mortgages.ortaaaea. , x by Henry Morgenthau •toh to this year Goedhart was (he probabdlty that 1,200 may been made aseistant ecoutmaster. will insist on U kin;^l«ity of time. sonal belongings;'Nothing we can are now working aj-'yia scene. a grave. x will be held Saturday at 8 p.m. at of . Boy Scout Troop 28, .and will be ■ a third flood?■ ..y'. / .... D. AvallaMllty for uae ofHhe .300 do will erase ftom their minds and "United tiqa rptktned the aerv retary-bf the Treasury,. At this point, reports, .of of- / ^txntly xttxcked by the Soviet eventually be enrolled. ' ' Assembly opponent of near elec ”CnlOrtiin^ly.*’/diUd,^tha com. Control over the diaries w u bitx: whiito accused him of rafud- the Community House. Free re- Halloween Pranks Minor . in charge of camping and hiking. temporary housing units obnined hearts the frightening and dread Ices of Charlea Wilson, an out-, ers vary'aomevMiaL freahmenta will be served. Five tions are cert^ to be btHUdng mlttee, “thw v^la^ &*»x under- from the federal government. \ turned over to the General Serv ing to nllohc refugees to return to Halloween pranksters were up to Aleo on the troop committee is about the S e m ^ lobbies to encOur-. ful expeX^hccs they have under standing auHsority in the field of Moat reported that l e thNq .an- door prizes will be awarded pod Robert H. Horton, who will work atandinf o( ^ ^ b t addquata flbod Aid to Towns-..^The commltteti, gone. But ad cf ua can. unite In explosivaa; who la afflllated with ices Adntinistration (G8A) ' by hnouneSd^^ha was going to kiU'Ma O o m m u ^ t osw toiea bocainie the some minor mischief Monday eve age such an Attitude. control made these recommendation.. Morgenthau early laat month. He West cinild useHhem as cheap la also prizes for the games. Tickets ning, and the next morning some out details of camping, such aa Fsure insists thst early electlona topblllalrig tHk available resource, the crinna laboratory of the state rla TereSa. 8, burn the body with, mill be available at the door. This transportation and equipment and "To a^ e , it maana a dam auch ).; Reimbursement of grand list nf'toe State to alleviate the tnate- of . Wisconsin. Experts from our said he no longer wanted to take some' keroê he had purchaaed bor. GoedhArt anô^tem nation residents found veranda furniture are necesdary > because important aa praM od at Thoihaatan. To lossea caused' by flooda. fqir a pe responatbility tor determining -delagaten •i'-toa U^SL .uanled the party is for the beneflt of the an tossed out by the rosdalde snd camping sites. A camping trip to rtalAnd economic hardships the y itn organisation arid the Doug- ah routs, and bupy 'whatever didn't Camp Pioneer, New Hartford, for decisions: especially concamtng odl^. it maana the con|ractlan riod of one year. floods Xave caused.” Tas Co. 'are cooperating with al.l whether they ahoiiid be made pub burn. \ charts and muaed^)to heed the nual budget bf the Wapping Moth mall boxes twisted by juvenile fun North Africa, must be taken In the ot^dikan. or incroaalnf Utox 2. Reconstruction and repair of lic. Soviet demanda.^This ymiTthq.So- ers' Club. Shown here la the arqhltect's conception of how the new U.S. Post seekers. Old wagons were dis the weekend of Nov, -12' la planned. paclty of river channela to carry federal agenciaa in toe most Tha , chIM. acreaihe^ an d ' ran. \ ' Viet bloc tempesed Its at-obAa and There are about 36 mernbera now first half of 1988. He believea an town roads and bridges. vigorous Investigation. ,Wa will The aubcommittee hu spent Worden turned to catCh. her and .There will be a meeting of .the Office parMl poet substation on the west aide of Broad S t will look covered Bcatlered around the vli- sssS'mbly casting aide glances a t floodwatara. Actually flood eontrOl 3, Repair of publicly-owned months pouring over toe diaries began aouaduig plexs for iUit\| Young Democratic Club tonight when finished., I t will be owned by Green Manor Estates Inc., .leased lage green, and -aîtray' wagon In the troop. ■ aU theaa thlnfa and many As Bii^ Hits search but Avery posslblilty, how Mrs. Worden, an' expert xhunta- tary repatrtotion' of the refu'g . The troop met at the Jewish ujômtng elections would ba hara- ♦ » biUldtngs. ever remote.” u . part of its efforts to trace the woman, grabbed a second pistol •ROILED LIVE at 8 to the Town Hall, final ar- Plan to Start to the U.S. government, and will be located at the. entrance to the wheel waa sus^nded from a tree. .^red in its actions. f'.xLump-sum payment of, the activitlea. of the .late H tr n Dex The Ford Foundation-- contri' angaments for the Democratic But no great harm waa done. synagogue Tuesday evening. The ■ to Flood Vlctlma—The wm- Prior to Patterson’s statement, from his belt and ahot him. 1 uted $2,000,000 to the high com new shopping center being built on W. Middle Tpke. Arnold Lawrence, regular dqte of meeUnga will be The . vote of confidence .was tOWnVper-pupil school aid grant. One Dea4;^<32 Hurt a United spokesman In Chicago ter White, a. former aaaiatabt,^Sec fall to hla knees and aha shot him " tory .dinner Saturday at 7:30 architect, designed tjie 1-story structure which will represent the flrst Dinner Meeting Faure's third in the last 17 days. mitteaNMncluded direct atato fi S. Autoprixatlon to asaesaors to retary of the Treaaury alleged to mtaslon’a fund in 1953. Much.of it P. O. Station Wednesday evenings. Harvey JA. nancial nUaf to todlvtouala la not had said: "Sabotage la not coR' again. Then she d.raggfd the body p.m> at Garden Grove, Manchester, postal expansion here since the early 19S0a. Postmaster H. Ollh Grant A dinner meeting will be spon . Communist apokaaman made it file Chelr grand Hat rstum a.M days have been a Soviet spy. waa used in setting up vocational vintLde and all members are lApplncott will act aa aeputmaater ; / poaalbla. If (OoaGaitod tram P i ^ Om ) sidared." ‘' • Into the grave' and covered it. L 0 B S 1 M achoola in Germany, Frgnce, Italy, will. said he has been working to. get the new substation for about five sored by Hebron Congregational daring the absence of WIleon-'^Ben- clear their support should not ba unamploymai late to permlttoit r^lew hearings. Wilson, 81-year-bld superlntend- In 1048, A fev^ days before hla urg«^ tXattend. ' The dinner will Sunday .School teachers Wednes Aid to the 8tate/-The commit death. White denied to House in-' Forced to Sl^m Will Greece and Austria where refugee Hore Monday years. - , -nett, who,, with explorer Adviser taken to mean approval of Faure's tod paopla tfentonôut of a Jo<> by Highway Patrolman W, A. ant of tha Wlaconslil Ciimt Labo Bqxar County (San Antonio] aetUementa had been oatabltehcd. also be a ssUiImonial- to Harry day evening at 7 in tho* dining Raymond J. Burt, Is) attending a government but was an exprassion tee recommended rj ■ ' ratory in Madison, spoke In Mil veatigatora that he ever w u a Odium, chairi ,n of the town com- room of the local church. There tha flood, and daoldad to make no 1. Repair and replacement^ of Nichola said the bus was traveling chicfXrimlnal investigator, Oacal Among refugees in Auatrla are 8-weeka course in leadershipf eixm- ot the pirty'a dealra fop early tec* racommendaUpri on mich'propoa- about 58 miles an hour when 'R waukee last night. He was due. in Oqmmunlatbr a apy. Wamke, aald aha told him that $T<50 Frenqh Frien' mlttee. agreement, however, whaii lt_ is wilt be) Si buslneae meeting, and state highways and bridges .(at an At A :hearing a week agu.the 42.000 persona bf German origin Postal facilUtos in M an^ster t e d ill the office of the town a|«rk, sored by the Charter Oak Council, tlona. ^ / rammed Into the atalied tractor^ Denver this morning.' Onrdeii Snlafl -living,in that country before the arc slated to be expanded April 1, Hospital Notes plans will be talked over lor the Boy Bebuta of Amar^ / . ' ,*%ha eommittaa made thepa rac astlmated coat of |iS>^-'mlllion. trailer truck. Government InvesUgators mean G8A said that it and otoar govern MaBeheater Bv^Btag ' Herald jarcel oost PoaUi 8uthoritlea*todleated. Christmas - Uoliigs of the Sunday with a >3 nilllion federal rebafe.) ment agencies were reviewing the war, 1958. when the new A cow that does not produca' Nichols- raid toe bus carried 30 Xtole Sought to determine whether $2.00 for Cbmploto Dtaae Goedhart has also arratiged to Wapping worreopondemT Mrs. .8a- subatatlon on Broad t. is dueto; , >. ' ^ School. ., Maaclieetor Bmimg Herald He more than 6,000 pounda of milk in .2. Repairs to flood-damaged nurses and the driver, George Rob "reniedlal action” was 'dictated by material requested by the aub- hle Colllna, telephoae, X$ntcheU PatieBto Toitoy: 184'. Awarded Bond buildings under local housings rommittee to determine whether HARTFORD have tubercular refugees trans be completed, according bron ewmapoiNMt, Mlae SnauB a lO-montlU produetkm period to ert Alleo, 29, Charlotte, who suf the disaater. It waa the second in STAVE ferred to Sweden and Denmark for 8-4410. Lawrence, architect ' ‘"““TPolice seek Six ADMITTED y e s t e r d a y Allan Ryehllng,.eon of Mr.'and Pendletou, tol^ h oHSt * AOademy not worth keepint!, a Purdue Uhl- Authorities, so moderate rentals fered minor Injuries. 8lx of the thia area-xin leas than four weeks its publication might be prejudi BUT ^ J oan Fontanella, Stafford Springs; Mrs. V ic to r Ryehllng, ansa c«K<^tlnue. cial to the public interest. hospital care. He works closely Occupancy of toe luw qîartori fl-8484. / / ' varsity notice to dairyman aayo. nurses escaped injury. anP)—Four' Vomen and two men MarUii, 88 N. Elm St;^ jdra. Celine iiiir better Connecttciib^sMd not “mere the four-lane hiftoway when the ver last night. . ^ - self felt could do-,flo harm It- tifey were .sought by police today as Michaud, Wapping; Mcp. Rose were published. Priiieess Restattrant neaa, Iceland. s p a c e .-,' ly restore the obsolHf and inade- south-bound bus crashed Into It. With them were Jamea 'N. Pey- HAIEY Medicine—Dr. ■ -Hugo Theorell, East Meadow, N. Y., Nov. 3 (W .It will be located at the BToad suspected kidOMbto of Stephen Csmpbell, 203 Summit St.! Jsm et «|Uate, or limit toe eppoftunltiea The patrolman 'aal'd the bus ton, chief of the Civil Aeronautics Still t o be received, he said, are MAIN STREET AT PEARU STREET \ • —An Air Force bomber crashed LaRlvlerc, 14 Wadsworth St.l-.j4a- papers that did have a' secrecy COMETS Sweden. St. entrance to the new Middle Damman, 2 yean, and *10 m(mths for a naw approach.” ripped Into the aide of the trailer, Board (.CAB) Inveatigatlon divi FINE WINES, LIQUORS and BEER ^ Chemistry—Dr. Vincent du Vlg- in a thickly populated residential Tpke. shojiping center, vnlch has than Edwards, Billngton; David^,. The redevelopment-recomifnenda- label and others that the GSA old, who has been- missing three scatteclng cigarettes It csirried sion, and G, C. Wayabaer, chief' of neau4 United Statoa. - district yesterday, killing the two aOccss from both, streets. Toom'ey, RFD 3, Manchester; Mrs' tlona: . — ovar-tha road,~and then ran into a mix e ra f t Inveatigatlon for T^te felt ahould be acanoed by the de Physics—^Dra. 'Willis E. Lamb . Leaee.Jto Poet Office days. ■' \ Marion Clark, 58 Elm Hill Rd., / Iv That the atate authorlee ditch. Netherlands gpvcrnment. He Is in partments involved before clear-, and Polykarp Kuach, . United airmen aboard hut missing many •ITIe - new substation will be A woman reported lAle Mw the TslcottvUle; Miss Elsa Johnson, 8 ance w u glve.i for publication. /?/w coNot noNf D iji;; towrnaio hold up rebuilding for six N "All the Itflhta were out on the this country studying the inveati- States. people In the immediate area- owned Green Manor EsUtes little boy taken Monday^fternoon W. Middle Tpke.; Raymond'AUier, j(t: m itim iim tm M um lontoa'...... bita^when we gulled up beside it, gativa, methods. . ' EASTWOOD The craah caused heavy fire Ihc., and'lqaied tor 20 years! with from in front of a supermarket 161 Cooper Hill St.; Debra Hen- f!« a a a a Gito locaf ftoeveVbpment Nlcitoto‘'Mid. ”T n^^ doors jammed Peyton said he would confer damage to one of a compact row renewal options, to the U.S. Post where he was minding bis -7- nequln, 14 Silas Rd.;. Billy Saezy- ageiic(M power to gcquira land oiit ahut.'There waa aHtorta of crying with R. P, Parahall of Kansu City, 4Ms Warse of small hom4s. Office Department month-old slstor, Pamela, who wal My foloroMlIoool Wapping > gtel, 11,0 Lyness St.; Mlsa Doiia of tha goto area for the relocation and hollaring InaldV^ba bus regional CAB investigator, who Laerea Baral Orood Award Children were playing to . the Nell ElllSr president of the Green in a carriage. \ O ister. 20 Westfleld St.; Mrs. ATÛR FACTORY STORE I, P a t r o l m a n ^ ^ jley, got m i M k h M of Induâl planta and shopping companion, spent yeaterday at the cruh alte. la HU street and residenta were going Manor firm, would not comment The woman gave police deSenp- Anna Karvelis, 02 Demlng St.; cantora, down and climbed 'UpHhfough' a TTie air Una said yesterday there Broken Leg Mars about household chores whbh' the tiona of the four women ang two hols' and started pulling \ouT. the "Mood on the expected cost of the new Mri. Elaanor Crockett, 4 Weet St. GIRLT 4 to 4x A U W O b i. ||! OIRLS'3 to ftx 2. Limit N ^lldlng. in flood- wu no connection between "Mort^" twin-engined craft, lirapint into its building. It is expected the build men. all Negroes. a d m it t e d \T0DAY: Otle thraatentd a| student nupses. All of them. Tê strike of United's flight enginaera AUoy" X home base at Mitchell Air Force The informant,-whose-name waa bloody. Many of them were ^diy- BLOOD . I j{_ WMfc X Team’s Last Game ing permit will be sought soon as Hartford lê.,-RockvUle. LYNIROOK -■ 4. Help towiK redevelopment and tha cruh. A number of UAL ClnomiiSropB Base, suddenly went tiito a spin construction is due to aUrt Mon- withheld by poUee, does not live hurl." • . X EracH Bersa'iaa and plummeted Earthward. in this New York suburbs^ area BGITHS TODA'Y:\A son to Mr, IMMMUV projects which qualify for fadsral flight engineers struck A week ago CiasialTlli^to I "NAflTY” •nd Color dsy, according to infbmiatitih and Mrs. August Carablno, 207 aid by having the atatKpiit up half Nichols rau to hla patrol car and, oveX a demiui'd that, they Siia I 4i3A>e!as 1:4SS:M Wapping, Nov. 3 (Special— The Returning after a routine train and learned only yeaterdl^y that BOY-C0AT8 i B L O U S E S radioed .for ambulances, Six or Jrom Lawrence. ' , the boy was missing. Spruce St.; a daughter Yo Mr. and MOOT »3.23 the net coat to the to Xuarknteed usignmeht on ■ft. 1 ■.«, M*y AasSn . CartMsit soccer team of Ellsworth Memorial ing flight, the pilot, Capt. CJlayton Postmaster H. Olin Grant aald ' 8. Have the legialatuke study seven responded immediately. tjTê aircraft thb company might ihis., Cecil B. DcMIlles. High School ended its season An alarm was sent out for the Mrs. R w Hilton, RFD 1, Rock | l --- - - SUNDAY...... S. El^bbd, had radioed the base some time ago he had hoped the i ways to help the town'fedbvelop- ■ The horn on the bus stuck in the ope tote In'the future. The line rt- M(mday night here on a sad note. tower that he was having propeller six and Nassau County Dstectlve ville. Pi!i crash and Its blaring added further ^ XASY rUKE rAEKINO "Gentlemen Marry Brunettes” new building might be ready in DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ment projects thatt don't qualify centl.V ordered tome jet airltnera, Early In the third quarter Anthony trouble. Killed with Enwood, 39, time to help with the (^rlstmas Chief StuyveSsnt Pinnell assigned WMSaiU IN IMIS HOefKI hiirfar to the nuraes acreama. Stephen, fullback, an East Windsor waa S. Sgt. Charles R. Slater, 23. 100 men to the hunt. Mrs. Esther Bushnell, 1* W, MW- for federal aid T ^. tractor-trailer, owned by but the'^compahy contends It can rush this year. , § ,* AND r yCAM OID not commit Useirxqn the staif of senior, received a broken leg. 23. , But after the 5-year wait to get 'The white woman Informant 4le Tpke.: Mrs. Elizabeth Ruff, 1»3 \ g. Pasa a atato law to back up Great 'flieuthem, waa driven by 'The locals werd playing the, final gave this report: N. School S t; Mrs. Eileen Trehsn, sflorta by the Connecticut Devel the new alw aft noW'. Blwood lived in Fairfield, Conn., authorization from Washington Harold Rl^ of Durham, N. C. \ game of the season', a poatponed with his wife and young daughter. Moments before the little blond 44 Burke Rd., Rockville; Brent I opment Commlaalon to encourage D âge to':-it wSa estimated at StrlkingX engineers rutricted Come in tonight and gee for the new building, presumably boy was carried off, one-.pf tji# their picketiiig at Denver’s Staple- match with Suffleld High, when the Slater lived at-Ca Santini, a one. more Christmas rush season HolUster. 154 Irving St.; Mrs, SMARCUff planning In whole regions, ratper 32,8dex for yourself what the won miahap occurred. Suffield was lead women in the Negro group stood Leak Comelluson,. RFD 3, North Navy Mae, white Inttaae. II than just by towna. ton Airfield today to facilitate housing development for Mitchell v/lthout the facility won't make cleanup operations on' the ^Sah derful hew 21 inch Moto ing 3r0 and Ellsworth conceded -the- Field personiMfh with his wife and at the'markat door — aa if act Coventry: Hwbert Leonard, I^tD *7. That tha Connecticut Rede ■vietbry. Atepheri, 19, was taken to too much difference. ' ing aa a lookout. and detailed two uhlon experts^to- O a k G i u i ^ rola can give you in the way two sons. 1, Stafford Springs; Nonhsn Btorl- i i i S i i l S i i velopment Credit Corp. be' allowed ElksiRpibh NiKhi 'Mall .Volume' Increases lOf DOT”" 2.« asaiat In the nveatigatlop. , \ Hartfor(l Hospital in an ambu TlU plane R'as about a mile and A man in the group picked up ing„ BFD 2. Qlastonbui^j/Alice WHISgWS IN THM WOOUCT to iMue state-backed bonda to help of entertainment. Open un lance. X a half east of Mitchell Held when Postmaster Grant has;sald each Stephen' and\carrFed him off. A-n- amis' fw 14 C. la. Buchanan, president of the X 30 OAK ST.MANCHESTER recent Yiiletlde season has made other woman in the group wheeled Haynes, RFD 3. Rockville;, Mrs, 4 VIAM OID buaineaa and industry move out of S e e ii^ ^ ^ i cciCBsf III United Chapter of the Flight En til 9. Ellswonh'a record for the aeaaon it' crashed In the front yard of a Ruby CSisppell and son, Coventry; flood areas. ^ is flvA wins, three losses and one homeowned by. Paul Kbroluck, a the existing postal headquarters away the oarria^. with Pamela in / I gineers International Assn. (AtrLl, ^ HNE toOD / ★ QUALITY lEVERAOES so'methlng of a madhouse because It, and all alx rikinded a nearby Mrs. Patricia Gulnah and son, S3 The.committee said that in draft-, also dispatched a telegram from newspaper compbiitor who was at Milford Rd. tog its recommendationa . it waa Congrusman - at Xtarge Antoni SALES aad ^ Principal Henry Adams says thdt work. Hii wife, Susan, and their of . the Increase in the volume of corner. ID NYLON VIRGIN W WESTMIRY RESERVE Sadtak and Mrs. Sadlak of Rock Washington to Patterson, offering 4)AILY SPECIALS 277 8ROAD Monday's accident shows the liecd mail to be- handled which has come DISCHARGED TODAY: Mr», X S1MNNIT a n the 'union's official condolence. SERVICE ' for each student to carry the acci 2-year-old daughter were strolling Guam, aecond onik to Pearf Anita Sullivan and daughter, RTO ville were honored guests at the "We are greatly shocked by the ibward their home when the acci through the years.. ID JIM flrst I^llsh Night spon«H;e(l by X • HOME MADE RAVIOLI TELEVISION RADIO dent insurance policy offered all Exact tefros of the leaae of the Harbor aa the largestconcentra 8, Coventry: Roo^mary Sheehan IftN SWEftTiRS ORRDIUN SWEATERS tragedy.” it told In part. Ml-9-1124 atudents in the South Windsor dent Occurred. tion ot mlUtary mlgbtvto the 237 Oak St.; Thbmas Leemon, 12 moof aoT 3.49 Manchester Lodge .No." 1803, thrder All. aboard the New York-to- new building by the Post Office of Elks last night. , \ * VEAL SCALLOPINI • IREADED VEAL CUTLET schools. Students' participating in have- not yet been made public. Pacific, Is 1,780 miles frbm the Newman St.;- Bernard Pudvah, DISmUD IN MAtVlAND varsity athletics must carry the il.. 4 VIAtS eiD Ray Henry's orchestra prbvid- CkaaBcl S, Barca, Csaa, (M) BOl'NDl'P ^ They will be included In the lease nesrest China cosstsl area.\ \ 31 Lenox St. / Chasari la BaHtarS. ('naa. (Il-Ul MST. PBESTON OF TME insurance, but it ia not compul 15 Rebels Ktlli^ the music for dancing. John Zie-'' rhaaacl IS rilU IIM , Mat*. irXON sory with other students even .96 LIFETIME mak and Joseph Kylu.' co-chaif- \ Cliaaacl 2! 8pria>li>(d. Ma.a. (tt-W) NEWS CABAVAN ilkaaael SS wcw B rllita, l>aa. —4aka Cameraa Mwana though they participate in .iptra- ment, were well pleued with the Chaaacl SI Waarjr,, ( II rOEITICAI. ri(OOBA.M mural, sports, ^ e adequate protec In Alge'jria Clash PINECRSK excelient turnout, over 178 mem LaFOND la!! CkaaacI M BalTokc, Mac (It-MI OROVC'HYKMABX 8SOV. tion is provided by the-policy at a l-iUi bers and friends. ( il IIIKHOr FELTON 4. , ' . cost of $1.30 per year. lui;? iiiili fIM PORCELAIN ".•THE - 8HKEN Algiers. Algeria,/Nov. 13 Iml! Boxy and elaaaio atytea. ^BROTHERS (lAUI non-EEMMIKCS SHOW Ellsworth girls are now trying: - , ..wi Many with beaded t ^ . tiliu 3.32 (l»( FACTS t'OBl'M X out for the basketbaU team; John J if “ • . t* Change Loe^ôii (Ml HALE HOLE F lt.M \ McMillan, coach, will call the 1 »ototors (^led in (Airmiahea In Al 4 VCARS OtD' STEAK HOUSE ’ UNIVEflSiTY OF GQMIECTIGUT MANCHESTIB t;W (»» PEOPLE'S CMhiCK. V FINISH MOXSON, MASS4 INVITES ITS FRIENDS ANt>>’EIGHBORS ( Alt) STOP THE MfSIC \ bovs' practice soon i »"'■*«< y esterd ay ^ 8(W more veter- Of Fashinn Show («) HKiHWAV PATBOL \ 6he(rt X-raya for tuberculosis de- 1 ^ôopa from/Indochlna landed at lO Y S ' 4 M 12 TO SUBSCRIBE TO TH|! LUMBER, Inc. (M) FILM ' \ tectlon will be given members of | heiy .reinforce security MEN'S FANCY SAVON ' ■ Horne ot Tbreo Suna of Fna'- MA-Ul SHOWER OF. STABS Rums lUILDING MATERIALS t:ta (2#-«) hM r.NET —tack H>bk \ the junior class, Friday. The local ! focc** . . . Due to the great response to t)ie Showa Tbiirsday, Friday, *' i HR3 - * .AND ( *1 STAB TONIGHT Public Health Nursing Assn. Is ft- i Seven rebels were killed and two 1 0 0 % o i Saturday and Sunday (It) VARIETY THFATF.R , nancing the program-. ' wounded /In the rugged -A-ures /w«6i25fA«r/ aale of tickaia for the Manchester MASON SUPPLIES — “Toxan Terror" "Hoi SPONT SHIRTS^ /■ i anCADOR Registered Nuraes- Assn, fashion Rhythm** Parents of students are Invited ' Mountains, an old trouble spot "In GOAT SWEATERS show to be held on Nov.-ift, there UNIVERSITY HALF HOrR DRAMA by school BUthortUes to visit the , eas^terri; Algeria iiiii WHITt O t OOiO FootHring We Finance Your Joba (M) TV THKATPlR Six/rebels were killed-and six has been a completo iiellout. IN THE NEW **j4ihnny Where Are Vot?'* public schools during school hours •4 am next week, in observant of Amer- raptured near Turenne In Western m o w DOT 2.89 To necommodate more people, the Stindoy Aftornoon 335 Center St.—»II S-8144 ftale Storm f f show wilt be held in the Bowers < R) DOWN YOr GO , Icaff Education Week. A l^ria which until, a month ago 7 1113 4' VMdf OtD l^ ily Shows UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM IIL'bS) FOI'R STAR PLAY- Ofttcera Elerled wga free from rtplence. At least School Auditorium on Princeton S:ta I I ) MICKEY MOI 8E c u :b . HOI'SF. St. Instead of in Luther Hall of Starting Time 3:10 .UlK-M fiKASOS (li>... E _-^TKat MATINEE ^ ~ (U) FILM Officers, elected by the Junior toree soldiers were kiUM in the x i l .the/.Emsmuei LAaherah Ohurch. _ (It) m a tin ee THEATe B (la (33) THE WHISTLER High Fellowship of the First Con- (wo actions. ii;Hl »yi>C5P-T-88^ protreMl'*'**('tui>II«' Chao ^ 2 ' ' ‘Ihe time ramalna the aanie, 8 p.m. e aad CiifaPHo Mlmm** StoWA UNtLK EIKHTtN CLtB Embroidered on collar and pocket f, ahrbik-praet . . AtoUtl Ot OOtD - 4^1 ns about yo>r par,^. Wq IMt bAb n JWKSTKBN THKA bavo special party'rateo.. ROSfON Sy MFHONY ORCHESTRA. DEC. ft. '5S TKB*“*;^KH rarnoa'* CTiap. Budget Priced '■ij to . STH A m * ..It / mow ter A./T iHT'WKST iln progrofl*) EILEEN FARREU. Soprano, JAN. 18. '5ft tss) F it^ thp:atkr o rn n iir in wnst iNDia* MANSFIELD M HDWDV DOODV / INFANTS' •CVS' * !• I* Hill (l’4»lor\ HOTPOINT DRIVE-IN NEW YORK CONCERT CHOIR and iiS) LlrTM^SBAH( ALH\.. •8' t Rl T.B.A. X Cleanse the Children’s 1 0 0 ^ N Y L O N lA N F O R IZ E D rTM^T^NOr* In Tli*rnsk'| ORCHESTRA. FEE. 2f. *5ft (IRi ABVK.N'TI iK THKATLB WRIGHT'S ^ I OWeCTIBW NHHt»WW.tlMSNr>S I U8> .MAGIC VAt LT i APPLIANCES nmm ot ooio , tMt .NP:WA At NIX F-RI. • SAT. • StTN. MANC-HESTER RUDOLF SERKIN. Pianist. MARCH 21. '5ft <33> I’NC'Li: ED'K.LIBBABV Snow Suits Now! to • fiM to H A (S3» JOHNNY JITITP'iR toOW , \ gW toaTT JANE WYMAN TWILIGHT THEATLB AT SWEATERS SLACKS ^ HARTFORD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.f-X :!• <33> CHINA N.MITH t CHARLTON HF.STON BOLTOn Nc?T64 , fMi SPORTS DIGEST^ J 1 APRIL^2S, '5ft ‘ :1ft IM) THE EARLY SHOW —“Radar Sorrol Sertlrf’* NORMAN’S ( ft) POLITICAL PROCtRA.M L U e V y t m Thru SATITRDAY .. ^ with ZviZoitlin. Violin Soloitt ' :M ( K) SPORTSCOPK U 3 Hartford Rd. Tel. MI $-4397 •d . 4 9 S in s U9) NEWS. A WEATHER GALLANT Kirk Dou9lo$ PHONE to r R ANSWER ' Season Subscriptions Obtainable :4A t R) WEATHER FORECAST IS;SS (12-lSV VIDEO THFATEB ...TBO INWCP LOW SUvcNio Memgano Ir t3t) SPORTS mCoKST ' ( S) T.V. THF.ATKB ISHER DRY CLEAWSiRS INC. mocuii ;M ( Kl WOHLO NEWS TODAY —"JeSvBX Where Are Until N oy. 12,1955 !( - . x*i HAIf PLUS STERLING HAYDEN 1S:» ( Si PA89POBT TO DANOFB ' 6.75 IB “‘riMBERJAfK"'— KLLF.RV qCREB “•Ufp Z i t a . tftTXT .V v ^ raa^ aw ^ o _ . M e , ICiSS «(t-SS)~NEWHI------7- OO-FEATI'RE 8:10 M anager.'Ualverelty Auditorium, Stofra, . Oonn.—Tel. GARfleld flIS Main St.-.-Opp. Center Pnr^ (IS) LATR SHOW -;" r WealdsT UNT PLAN RED CROWN AUTOMATIC Re la Year Sheea” •-9S31—Ext. 441. Please -make eheoks payable to rnlveralty of H D CII 1 Every Day .9-3:30 (« l FINAL RDITION isvs tlsisi ipscs-iftfs iSBBaf risrtsi Buq.: “Man From Ijiramle? CoanecHcut ' f, ' . u r r il ; Tburiday $-9:00' (Ml NIGHTCAP RDITION all alilsr-clssajai $it( 504 per |srm»*l JSJ2.89 MOW A r . -PLUS *:rHE WILD ONE" - ( S> HIGHWAY PATROL FRAITSOITS Il:as )” ) SPORTS ROI NDIP WASHER Auto Supplies, Tool!, <2Si WEATHER • RING THIS COUPON ______i;:if6.85 tATURPAY * y r .y ” Sporting GoodA Pnlnts, (U) PBEVLES niat Joyous New Comedy! To.va, Bikes, Wheel Goodt, II;IS (IS-22) WEATHER Fikhliig Tackle, Ontboardi (ISl CONNECnciT REPORT CA5H and II;II (IS) RIG SHOW GIÎEY'S • (21) SPRAY GI’N 0 CARRY NOW! TiH ( S) IT’S A rLKASl-BR (IS) LITTLE SHOW 51 (IS) N»;W8 II :M ( t) LES PAVL -A MARY FORD SAVE 25’* (wNfiimum '$1.00) •OT 3.70 (IS) L'LUBHOrSF (It-SS) TONIGHT—8«eve Allea • Umb-Watf AcMM; (21) W SATIIKB-MI’SIC “ ll ;» ( S) NITFXAP TBEATEB .2;lt (IS) Ml'SICAL WCATHEBXAN , ’ ' ■ ■ ' ( i ";;i| TTtwvdmdsA. fiAsunuiA^ (IS) srORTS SrLLKTIN floABD 1:SS » t) NEWS 'on any dry dooning at 7:U ( S> roUTIt-AL PBOORAM OF Washable eetaneee aoetata fabric,'; water repelleat. |; ;.i MAIfV MA1MNAIAT MOWN aBANW NS;W HAVKN ISH^R DRY CLEANSERS INC. Warm quilted lining. Complete'with fletacbabla bootlea :::::: AtMRAMg AT AgP U««Ot »OMI (,FIRST 'HME IN THIS AREA) (1»41> JOHN DAILY—Ne«i> • RsiBMrvuialB (ISAS) DOl-GLAS EDWABDS J. A. WHITE and mittens and matching hat. Bays*.and girla’ af)!**- (12) HIOHLIUHTS 325 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER Now you can entertain elcganll)r Mint, blue, pink. •ROADWAY'S FUNNIEST HIT! • 2:1S (M)-CONNECTi(:UT BCFOBT • Iflcktolve S#lfldKH)Ial 2:U (SS) WEATHEBVANB and liave money, in llie tiargain!. OPEN TlU 9 EVERY NIGHT nr GAM 1:M (21) DINAB 8BOBK > < S) rOUTICAL FBOGBAX OF SAME DAY SERVICE Taka advantage now o l tk e ipecial 118 tovtotoWo to flfrtoifDgfl IWIewy 'THE KING OF HEARTS'' WATF.BBVBY COMPANY H arwaafl Orama a r PLUS 3ad BIG HIT! (It) SBEBLOCK BOLMFA 31 Bissau St..— BfaBchester IN lY 10 OUT BY 5 • AT REGULAR PRICES •kort-lerm price reduction on tlie' PRESENTED RY THE CENTER THESPIANS (IS) INDl'STBY ON FABADE RETAIL SALESROOM EA^T CENTER »f®!P . J V Spacious farkinf big Scl)en|ey Reserve baU-gallon ' •OWERS SCHOOL TOMORROW AND SATURDAY flflPLE SUPER SERVICE STATION kottla—BO perfect {or parties! KniTTioG mills ■ * THE STREEtS OF THE WEEK ARE: STREET lU iM to flA O (bK|lRdhi|g |RX)---”W« GnaiRRton Ym A OMd TtaM” I I m:i( \ riov \( ( i ^ riiit - 11 lo v 'll)rot! 11 V) I 1 ~ m:\Ki -i i’\ k i Vj 2 7 M.MOTica/ ^ 2 ^ 9 M l MANCHESTER GREEN. CONN. KEMP’S VQXS . Woodbriis* and Ukewoori Girelt (N# ft ft.) MANCHESTER i' irhntmtitvt} a- ia"'( “ DfOORPORATED rm»N ( If you live on the above e'trrets la .Manchester, you are entitled 7«3 Main Stv~MI S-568* Road Service '(I J u*. ^ CASH discount on. all dry cleaning (minimum $L00) ICHtNlFV ttSTIllf CO.. N. V. ^ lUNDM) WMI$«Y. 84 FIOOF, ti% GUIN NtUTtAl SFÎlU Juaf call 311 9^111. We will pick up and deUver. ■ I' • I ' " ■.:’V • .A.) \

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s, MAîCHESl’ER iiVISNlNG HBBALD. MANCHifiSTER, CONN,; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1965 « N, - P A G E W V B VACB FOUR HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ M XW CHggT^ CX)NN, THURSDAY. yOVfeMBEft 8 , 19S5 ...... this year; and, as In past years, selection of good used books was tnalled from outride of town and the -falr cUmibced ivlth $ pot roast ily, from tha little ,toU up to TRiiFEBS TO w a t c h S p i^ ^ Holiday th»re were bsrgalne for everyone. avalisbles;.^ that department * ,' bf Republicans in Rockville A es- still in the original wrappings, was dinner served ifi Woodruff Hall lil grandma.i • Wheeling, w, Va. (#5—Jockey RockviUm Manchester For the children., there'w as a Handmade/ . articlee, ' including one of the fln t spifi out. v , ioUon day night. Among the speakers at nursery for the little tots, a party the evening. Mra. Clyde Beckwith Co-/hairman of the baxaar this Willie Curtin, one of'.the todinig TtDo California Scientista the campaign school session were ioQeer Director îâils at Fair home baked.fooda, apreiu, candy The tasteful fsH decorations, was chairman of the commutes in yeaiF were Mrs. Donald McClain ridera at Wheeling Downs thta Date Book la tha afternoon for older children and articlas quttable for Christmaj which transformed,/the iwrish charge.' \ ■ Congressman Antoni Sadlpk, 'N a Silencer Ordered . and a wishln1| welt from, .Which and Mrs. Karl Kchler. Mist Ger year, says he has no thoughts o/ tional Committeeman Meade Al giving, were' o8 tale at aorhe of house irtto a festive mart, wefp the The women of CenteX- Church trude Carrtar.v'Wae' treasurer and returning to. steeplechase racing^- Finance Group DR. EDWARD C. SMITH holiday spirit prevailed they could pull eurprtse paiSkagesj the other boothe./Olft wrappings work of the Center Church Co- Mrs. Ralph lAirtdberg In charge of Lift Veil on Virus Mystery corn and Stats Chairman '/Gappy’’ Tomorrow ighout the pariah house of the Also for the children w4re toys Weda. . spent many hou'rs in prepiiratton where he got. his start in the sad Baldwin. » ' ’ By Tobacco Plant itar Congregaticiial Church yes and dolls and clothtng,./bpth new snd caids could b« purchased at for "Holiday Bsaaar." the big publlcRy., . ; dle.- Curtin said he’s going to be n Sophomore Honored „ pptomtttUt . Combined Catholic MOfhers Ctr-; another booth; and at-the kitchen A dellcloua luncheon was'served event of the year of ()« ■ Yemen’s railbird at steeplechase events. Picks Roberts cies open houas, KXof C. Hovm, terday aa ahoppiera came out in and old,, including a culdren'a ex nwManm, Cahf.< Nov. 3 (*5-^The Anthony Paggioll. Susan Shear throngs to purchase gifts at Holi change where godd M»ed clothing cupboard such articles aa Heme- at noon, under the supervision of Fellowship of the •(;hurch,'The'af The Army Chemical Corps haa "Those ateepiechsse races are ex Rockville, .Nov, S (Special)— 8 p.m. , made preae'rves. Jams. Jellies arid Mrs. J. 8. Brown. During the T«il of my»t«ry th«t murOnnS* Bolton, Nov. 8 (Specials—Wil er and James Klar, all local sophn- Tests -being run on machinery at ‘Apnbuncts th# op#ning..pf his offie* day tozaar. was available. ' fair- has became a.bigger'and big developed smoke screens that can citing to watch," olaima Curtin. 'OlnoM hM oiflUn been lifted Opens Office more students at Manchester High Center Aj ilans present:sent/The' "Something for everyone" waa other- cann^ products were on aiternSbn, tea was' served in -the ger event each year, and Is planned filter out as much as 90 per. cent "Blit they’ll; never get me to rid* liam A. Robertf of Hebron Rd. wm tha Nu-Way Tobacco Oo. on Mid for oxarainotibn of fno oyot. King of I* Bqwersirs Aehool. The white kiepbant booth had sale. -As usual, the post office iUgktly—for the aecond time in • School, have been honored with se dle Rd. this week spurred seveVst the motto of Holiday Baxaar sgMn Federation Room by Mrs. Ernest so that there ta someth^ of In of tha deadly heat rays of an aghin. I/h ad lots of apitUs arid elected chairman of the Board bf lection aa members of / the Round Elks' itret show,, /Wadqell. »lany intrigulnf ankres and a fine booth articles which had been Bengston and her. committee, and terest for sll members of the fam atomic bomb. broken bones." - eroek. . complaints by residents on School Behqpr — ------s--- -—i—:------1—I------Finance liut night at lU regular Tablp Singers. Andrea and Susan, 353 CENTER ' TELEPfÔNE e »- I ^ to lla e Vlino * both of whom aing with the Con- St. when an air pump created “cx- Nov. 10, a and IS 'X'?. TV6 acientieU of the Unhreralty meeUng. RoberU haa served on the gregattonsl Church choir, were ploslon-like’’ nolaea \ STREET Ml 3-1252 'Knights of Columbus minatrsi \ . ct Okitfonila announced \ today Board since February, 1953 when members of the girls barbershop When the complaints were re show, Verplishck SchooL . ,rr- / ' . they' have cryitallced putified he was named to 811 a vacancy. quartet which has been, heard ceived, Jean E. Shepard, the com Saturday, Nov.' 12 ‘ X Febo vlnu. the firat ume a b u » ^ He was elected for a two-year term many times locally and on a coun pany’s president,' m id e a ' personal Washiiigtpn PTA fall ■ ,f a 1 r. ■n or animal Infectlhsr \1ruj hie ever In Oct. 1953 and A-elected this ty and Btata-wids basta In 4-H Club investigati(m~ and saidryia would West Side Rcc, 2 to 7 p.m. been taken through the. proceee of fall for a six-year term. events. , engage the Induatrisl SouM Con Tuesday, Nov. 16 crâlUcation. The Board also voted last, night Scouts Receive Inatruetloaa trol Oorp of Rockville .'.to install :/ \ > . Fashion show, sponsored by bn Oct 27 umveraity of Cali to change Ita regular meeUng date silencers on the machints. ManidUtater Registered Nurses' fornia a t Berkeley announced that Mrs. Mary Mullaney and Mrs. to the fourth ’Tuesday,.;^ the 'Vonin IrVlne instructeid the Firat A a complalnta were made to Astm.', Luther Hall. . ' " ■ ■■ \ X. '1 for the first time in history the month. . . / Aid studies of Girl Sooiit Troop 106 Rockville City Police, who said x : / Wfdneeday, Nov. 16 **dead“ components of a virus had After consultation With’ Dr. Al last night at ths Community HalL Shepard didn't realize the' ma- - Annual banquet of combined Here tomorroiv and ^ been reassembled in a test tube to lan A. t«venthal, local ^ I t a r y in Fractures, artificial respiration chines were making so much / Catholic Mothers Circles,' Brltish- to m a “living'’ man-made virus spector, the Board esUbllshed a and poUwning were studied with noise until he investigated. ' ..American Club, 6:30 p.m. • all the disease-producing fee oft $12.50 for th* Ipspeclor’s practlcd seealona held on treat Company officials said today . Nov. 16. 17, island its pot^n^ of the original. services on aewsgb InstaltsUons ment of fractures and artificial that production would begin In the , €M S Pays D octor B Antiques Show, sponsored by '^.Ibtey's announcement of polio and $5 for investv*t^°» respiration. Boraoe B. Istaraed vary ttpar future, and at present ' South Methodist WSCS State crystallisation said it was plalnu under the local, sewage tha machinery U being tested,' ' Armory, 1 to XO p.m. illshed by Dr., C. E. Square Uauce ordinanct^Sk / Bomarco will, entimain United Horace B.' Learned, vice presi A e company utilizes a revolu- ' Nov. 18 and 10 dt and Dr. F. L. Schaffer, Rotary aUb Minstrel show, Tax ColTeptor 'Anthony A; Methodtat Cobles Club and ' (he dent and general manager of tionayy process In preputng to ___ of tjie virus laboratory at Maneggta guested several trana- Manchester Baptlet Qpiples Club bacco for cigar ailers that ellml' p i l J | ^ Members Benefit Buckley School, v the nnivemty’s Beekeley caminis. ftrs of bapk taxes to tha Suspense stA cquare dance at the Commun Cheney Bros., haa been electad to nates the heed for perfect leaves, -/ Dec. 2 and 8 \ It was ntadd' at a meeting of the Book, a move which had been rec- ity Hall tomorrow night. Ralph ths board of dlractons of the as called for by t)«e present manu Sock snd Buskin presents "Sa Xational Acadmy of Sciences at onuneqdkl to him by the towi\ Sweet will be caller for the dances. Pioneer Parachute Co Inc., It was facturing process. brina Fair," Waddell School 8:15 the Osltfomla B i^ tu te of TSch- . Dr/Edward O. Smith auditor. A total of $115.24 in back 31BA Hearing announced today ^ by Lyman H.' Several tobacco growers and U m o p.m. ^sology.' taxes waa transferred by the A e Zoning ^ a r d of Appeals will' Ford, president and general man deajera In the area have expressed w 1 1 1 w Income Criterion for ^Parity BqSrd. Of this amount $9.90 ap- hear two cases tomorrow night in ager of Pioneer. C^talllsatlon is' nn^tmportant Dr. ^ w a r d G. Smith, optome fear that the jlrocess arlll hinder \ trist,/has • announced the opening 4ared on tbs 1944 Qrand List; a session to be held at the home of ticarned fills the vacancy creat their butiness and lower the cost criterion fOr purity. The^torkeley 69,26 on the 1947 list and $36.08 Byron H., Shinn, Board aecretairy, ed by the. resignation, of C. Foster of'tobacco on the market. Eiilistmeiits Open aceiatlsts can be aseurCd u ^ t they of hla‘office at 353/Center St. Vty, on ths 1949 list. on Rt. 44A. Adjudication haa beep Harry. A a new Pioneer director ■•r now will be doing reeearph bp the Smith ta a native of MancljssUr; The; Board also accepted an in asked by Leonard Phillips on the has been, associated with Chenay CM S pays the some money amount, os 111 Light Truck Co. pure polio virus, and not on viras a graduate of Maiicheater High matler 'of unintentional violation of Broe. since 1928 and Is a graduate rticlee miked with eome cdif vitation' from. the Board of Select School, Yale, .University and the men to mpet in Joint session w,lUi 'Zonlng^'re’giilaUbhs. He also seeks, of Yale and Cambridge University Wtf 8pe«lnUze In listed in the CAAS Schedule of Surgical nrnatiiw agsht, The announce Pennsylvania Stats CoUSga of clarification or Interpretation jA in England. . Young men between,the ages oL ment said ‘‘this be especially othep locsit boards bn Nov. 9 to Operations, no matter how much or how a Optometry. , • , hsr the piroposal of local agents on zoning regiSaUbna governing Mgld- Ha is also on Uie board of trus WOMEN'S DRESSES 17 and 18>4 years now have the Important in lendlkr support to Ho is a member of tkc Connecti ing lines.' tees at BushnelJ Memo.iisl and / BIsm IfVi to $4Vi. . ' their data on the phyidcal ahd tM purchase bf town Ihawfance. little you earn. ' opportunity to> Recharge ^ ir j, ^ cut Onlometric Society, the Amer / A report of progress on. com A e request of Dr. Bernal^ Sher Wadsworth Athsneum in Hartford ./ . i chemical properties bf^ these ican OptomeUio Assn,, Phi Theta idan for extension oC time on to- ‘As other members of the board MftNOUTLET military obligation eatabliahâ by aMUtS.'' \ pilation of the annual town re 505 East m iM e TonpilM W hen your income It within specified ^patlon and is a Diplomats of the port was made .by the clerk. DlS' moval of Ifls garage which Is now at Plonaar dre Ward Cheney, Congress by enlisting In tlik 168th Dr. S ^ m rd t' and D r.. B^kiAer National ’Board of Examiners In In violation '« .building lines will chairman of'-file board and trea Open DaUy • A; 5L to • P. 5L 'levels, however, CM S con do even mere Transportation Co. (Light'Truck) aatimate that about one' ndliien Optoftielry. In 1954, he received cussion of the mechknlcs of, com- also be heard.-^' . ■ surer;,^. ford, Robert MacMIUsn, of the United States Army Re gaBona at polio tissue cuiiuiu.cultui the honor award and memberahipi pl^ng with the. rtew town orUl vice piarident; Frank D, Cheney, for you. CMS con guarantee thot the serve. ■ / ,\ fluid would be requiredred to/produceto nance requiring Hating of all expenr In £leta Sigma Kappa, Inteipa- Mancbceter Bvening Herald Bol Henry Mallory end Admiral lAils payment it mokes will pay your doctor's The new Reserve. F i^ e s Act of one pound of virus'.crystals. 'Bils tlonU honorary optometric fl^* dlturea by checka also tobk place. ton rorrespbndenf, Mrs. Joeeph de Florex, fers an excellent Wportunity for would cost about $500OO r^Hm. But ternhy. Dr, Smith !wSs* formerly The auditors report was examined D’ltalla, telephone Mltcbeli t-SMS. it. could produce nuve then a qnd the elerk directed to advise total fee for the services covered by your young men to /continue their the subnormal vision consultant to /W* ..... ' “ Grand Central Ter in New schooling with ly'minimum of In biUicsi doak of VaceiM. ,the Connecticut State Board of local boards of commsnts in tbs' Contract, when you ore treated by a terruption for active military serv Tha work of Sbnwerdt and sMueatlon bf tha Blind. report that are pertinent to them. Yofkaty. . . , , , Behaffar wma aupwlrtad by ^ e TOtoy Supper Faatpoacd Suspect ^Nabb^d He was scheduled to-gbJMiore a CM S Porticlpoting Physician. / ice, according, to Chipt. John ^J. Katlbnal StmadMiQB for InfsntUe He holds kxieservo commlsalon U.fk commissioner todayvfor a O’Hare, commanding officer of IhV •x In \th « Arm:K, Medical. S*rvlM: AtthoMh ths remodeling of the That Intgrpret The 158th 'Transbortation Co,- Men en Coijta and Is active In the llSUi kitchen a t' United Methodist Safe Robbery 'hearing on a charge 6f unlawful This guarantee of total payment — Church ik ptactleally coMpieted, nigHt to avol4 prosecuUon Wishes Of T%e Family listed In th e. program'^wlll serve KiMitHa B a tU Ilo ^ f the Cohe known os SERVICE BENEFITS - is o Six months active duty In this necticut National Obqrd,. haying the w ees dfChJwI Tuesday n l|^ charge of burstoy. that it must postpona pie data of NeW ; Haven, Nov. 8 UP)—A e Five men have been arrested by JOHN B. BURKE unique CA\Sleature. country/ receiving special training Friendsliip Circle seen seiYlce at tbe Brocê Army Bristol akthpritiea and s*, sixth, from Selected inslructora Follow Medical Center, San Antmlo, Tex. Its annual turkey supper I will be FBI sayS it has arrested a iMventb /' helo on Dec; lO lnateadôf Nov< 12 man In conneotlon with a $22,200 Peter >Lkdas, a Hartford ex-b FUNERAL HOME ing this phase of their training, / Dr. Smith la marriM to t m ^ r - vicVwas taken Into custody I TEL. Ba-$-6S68 U i^ will return to civil life and Plans for Supper mer Audrey Sherberg bf totT' as originally planned. aafe robbery In Bristol Sept.. 29.. - ’Ae reason for the postponement A e EBTs - special ConnecUbflt y to k In New Tiotk. 87 EAST CENTER ST. Group ihrollment of 10 or more persons is tv)n complete their enlistment in \ haven, Mem. ^ A e burglary, was at the hpthe of the local unit. Men attending high ■V- ■ ■ - ...... waa fear that weather conditions agent, Joseph S, Caspen said lai^ AMBin.ANOB 8ERV10B bvailoblo NOW I The committee of the Salvation might make any parking spacs night that Jerry C, Maneri ML w Edward Vielattt at 424 F; /BCpool may tfefer_ their six months Army Friendship Circle, with Mrs. aroiind the chucob* too muddy for Norwich had been picked, dp In ton, Avc., BriatoL active duty training until they Bertha Hall as chslrman. has corn- a public affair. Oonstritetion work have completed their course. After plated plans for 4he annual Hsr- BO V S€:OUT now going on hpa eliminated completion of the sLx months ac vast Supper to be held In the CitS' tive duty, they are exempted from good parking area. CMS F/% fSwwieSfle# del baam ent Thursdky. 1 ^ . tO. Notes and News A * ecclaty haa accepted an In the draft. Tha menu wm constatNrf fruit vitation of the Itadlea Benevolent Additional information may lie Juice, hot chicken on biscuit>g^ Society to attend Its maettng on C onnecticut M edical S ervice, inc. obtained at the headquarters of peas, potato chips, ersnobt; On Friday evening, O ct 2t, Cub Nov. 15 in order'-to hear a special irsisotii IT Til cossinitiHmi aiiusi ticiiiT the 158th Transportation Co., Vet jrily, tea, coffee or milk, rolU a Scout pack No. 3 held Its first speaker on mlsaiblui In view of erans of Foreign Wars, 608 E. butter, and. for deeaert, fruit Jello :k meeting a t Highland ''Park tm , the next reguliw meerting of OINMAl OMICIS> NfW HAVIN Center St., qny Monday eVening with Whipped cream. Dl. the W8CS will iM on Now between 8 and 10 o'clock. All members of the Friendship following 17 Bobcats were 22. CUrcle have' tickets available, but inducted In an impressive cerb- Ceater Hub of AoUvIly advance reservations may also be mony: Anderson, John An A o O n to looked like a J p ^ made by calling the Citadel. derson, ' ^ b e r t 'Beach, Peter version of ’Ilmea S qê Aesdq Wales to Repeat The meal will be served from 12 FrOhcli,,; John Helfrick, Charles night as threa' dHferent group noon to 1:S0 and again In the ey«- were using the pbnupuni^ HeU, Jacobson, D a ^ Rcznick, Cordon Tons of Fun Sli IW N //. ling from S to 7 o’clock. / Fogg, Gary lOtkham, Kenneth special All Saint’s Mass was hehig A 'parcel post table,. wlUypack- Yules, eoliths Jotwon, WUUam celebrated at St. Maurice Chepel ages from different pacts of .the. Waldnian* X>oB^ xri|uiei Wasley and th s’Tolland. County Lawmen’s Martchestef Wales heW an in country Just as received, will be a Vaocour. Robwt Assn. Held a dinner meeting at the teresting businesa m eting Tues- feature. * Zolla and Kon'aM Caary. Oongrcgational Church. ^(day everting, ‘cohduc^ by Mrs. At a receht meeting, the^llow- ' A ere Were 46 men present at ing commlUeemcn were appointed the LaymeVs dtnner, Including 16 Barbara Thomp8b/i; president. for the coming year: .Cebrge men from the local pariah. A e ' V Mrs. Beatrice MacAlpine. -official Philadelphia Head French, chairnian\Dr. IgWln Res\ Rtv. J. Oariahd Waggoner pf weight recorder, announced that nick, secrctsxy; Di^^lvSn Yules Storrs, spoke on the Christian lay Mrs. Janet Everett, 15 St. Law Backing Stevenson treasurer; John llcGOvem, actlvl men’s investmeht and responalbil ! /■ rence St., was the winner of the ■y ties; Albln .V a i^ cubMVsster; El ItyHn terms of the business world. JiO prize for the' greatest weight jnorS' A nder:^, assistant cub- 'His talk waa> a plea for increased loss, 1114 pounds, during the month X Phlledephla, Nov. $T*^===A-tittrd insaler;. Mrsy'Wells Dennison, Jdrs. supporV of missions, for the re of October. • Mrp. Edna Bouffard \ ■' prmnlnent I^nnsylvanla Demo Edward Kitimam, Mrs. Irwin Res cruiting ^ d training of ministers won the second prize of $5 by los- crat. Mayor Joeeph S. Clark 3r. of and also, for Bssundeg responalbil nick, Mri^ Charles Jacobson Jr. ing 914 lbs. Aa a group, they are TH| 'M CNIVKOLn UL AIR U PAW'’ Mb*** h m hwieHM example of Philadelimia. has endorsed Adlal and Mpa. Robert White, den Ity to bring ministers’ salaries to ooprr m iVnNv well sTong In-lheir aecond ton of Stevenson as his party's candidate mother: a point that woiUd compare favor weight loss. Gkovralet't btgiQar, boldor leek. Four and ne ildepeiti In llilf owe-did yea oolkaYv \ ■ ta the 1955 presidential election, ably with otheraN^f .graduate pro- \ , / / Clark aaid yesterday Stevenson feaiional training. \ Tê Waâ- have received and *1s the beat qualified, most likely A e dinner, aerved'^y members accepted ah invitation to repeat, to unit the party end would make Winciy; City Gels of the Ibcsl Ladles B eiôlent So RANGE... for the entertainment of the men The hot On^^ven hotter! ' the best jiKsident.’’’ - ciety, wsi pronounced’’wonderful' a t the Rocky Hill Veterans Hos / X Oov. Lieader and Mayor David L. by the gueits. \ pital, an hour and a half show lAwrence of Pittsburgh previous First Siiowfal . Attead Rockville Seesion^ fropt their recent. success, "Tons X ly endorsed Stevenson as a poten Mrs. Donald F.' Tedford, rhihr- of J;;un," presented twice at the \ tial candidate. Lawrence Is Mso Chicago.. Nov. 3 WP)—'The first man of the Republican A w n CpmV Verpianck School auditorium and Democratic national committee snowfall p t the season in Chicago mittee:. James ti. Hassett, Vice -fill youS/e since tnch at the Newington Vet- man from Pennsylvania. I caused fiVf traffic deaths in seven chairman; local Rep. Eugene Gag- ''Ci;ans Hospital. Clark was one of a group of /They "have accepted two other \ hours last night, a record for liardone and 3frs. Anthony. A. seen #iis Pennsylvania delegatca who sup- seven-hour period. Maneggiat local Republican regta? hidsKtu repeat the performance. gxsted Sen. Kefauvtr (D^Tenn) as .'>Tha blowing snow and slippery trar attended the county m cet^ n e u /e sf Tne LiOTs Club of Wethersfield, They’re sitting in 014 showroom right now (Jiamp- the party candidate k? the 1952' streets were blamed by police traf ------f ------, ^/^•hich heretofore has put on min- ing at the bit. For thW ’56 Chevrolets were bom convention. ’They Switched to Ste fic-officiate for the fatalities r«' ^ e 'ls by its awn talenf, has dated v ttso n ,' who eventually. won the ported b e ti^ n 5 p.m. and mid . lh'>«l,.fpr Aj ihjWice.hlglxl. Nov. 11, with an urge to p l ^ I But look êin over.firat, Bomlnatlon, op tte third ballot. night Sgt. William Westerlind rOR'iPRO.MPT m M U $ K In tVethersflcldîgh School. lx)ok at that b ig ^ . Mder, more miassive grille. of the police traffic dh'lsion said REFRlGERA’nON . Saturday, NovX^, they af® mdia'a planners have set a coal the death toll was s tecord for SERVICE 1013 MMN ST. ^ Ml t-2034 booked to repeal /Tons of Fun” Follow, that lower speedline of ''production target, of 60 million seven hours in Chicago. In Roclcville High Schoql. Many , x tmu annually by 1961; the end of The snowfall measured between CAU WILLIAMS Rockville people .were Xiable to ^ ro m e\ back to those sassy, their second flve-yesr plan: Cuc'i 1 And 2 inches in most parts of the OPCN THURS; and FRI. EVENINGS attend the first two perfoXances nigh-set \|ullij|^t8 (the one on rant production is 37 million tona city and up to 3 Incnes In some Ml 9-3515 last^ nlohth at * the Verpianck annually. ’ suburiw. FOR YOUR 5HOFFING CONVENIENCE J School because Ipf th c ^ a v y ralrts the left swings down to tuuiover moon J.468 both nights. Mr.s.'Edith ARen .an^ the gas cap!). X Mrs. Harriet Neri, two of tnbôck- / New modeU’-âll with bold new Motoramic Styling, NOW HAS vllle members, will have tickets ' X, ' . X ■' ■ STRATOLINER or they may be :t«cured from mem AUTOAAATK. PUSHIUTTON HANOI bers of the Wales in.this town. More models--including two new 4-door kardtops and V8 or 6—J9 ModUlflrin 3 Series The Diploniats orche.stra will pro ' m f t vide music. Any kiiid of mcidel anyone coujd^ itl YourchoiM * , DON’T BE OLD/ RATUMN9 THI MW AUTOAAATIC Flower arrangements made and two new 9-pmsienger station ^wagq/^ excitement of the new “Blue-Flame” 6 with 1 ^.p, and new ^ CALMPn RIRFAQ UNIT. ^. FOODS donated by Mrs. Ruth Glode were ALDUMSIN NEW ORTHOmONlC SOUND ■ soM after the meeting .Tuesday . higher compression or Chevrolet’s ___ ^ ti»r^' COOK AUTOAAATKAUY - YVITNOUT evening to add to the treasury. under the hood--up to 20S ihor8iepower and 9,25 to t • V8 power ranging up to a new high of . 15 ATTINTION. MAKIS EViKYDAY Low calorie refreshments were FASHIONED / POPS ! A CLASSICS •NSW served by Mrs: Henrietta Ward. and 9.25 to 1- compression ratio! Automatiând UrmSAS AUTOAAATICI CslredO'Bake Ualt Mrs. Rita Wolf. Mrs: Agnes .Le'duc compression ratio, THtir remember-^îs the car that coiiffort and safety features? If Chevrolet d p ^ ’t * Musif for Hio Nosldg^ Travolor • 5YMPHONIE FANTAST19UE “Focused Heat" Bmijer and Mrs. Helen Zimmer. eM B W B'8 Mssur Oven with • Pushbutton Controls offer them, i,t’s only because they haven’t been Molochrino Orciwttra, LFM, 1083 Roston Symphony, LM. 1,900 "Siarlight Grs}-’’ Oven with Tel-A-Cook Lights broke the Pikes Peak record in a history-making, pre- invented yet. TRADE-IN-SALE Inferior. Liahi • HiSi Phi 11 Card Party I * WANDERIN'------— ------"• AIDA CPflimpiofo Opowl - - ; . OST oven eaiier to ice into Speed Unit produclTdhWtdltCdmelm^m it oiit! With Eddio Arnold. LFM. T ill Throo Rocoras ..;euier to uM...cas-' f Al South School iljirrh Tiiur Old ier to clean! *' Elemic Minute Timer •SO SMOOTH X •SWAN LAKE • Autoinstie Oven IliBSf South School PTA will hold a Wood Storm Windows and Doors Forry Como, LFM, 1085 ' ‘ Lm p ^ Stôwski, LM; 1894 dessert card party in the school • THE SERIOUS GERSHWIN auditorium on Tuesday, Nov. 15. •CONCERT JAZZ Refreshments will be seived at' 8 Toward Lifetime Soutor Finogon. LPM. 1051 ' ^ LM.S033 X X p.m. and later the meni and women attending will play the game of their choice. AUOWANOE Mrs. William Moore, chairman Alaminmn Combination Windows and Doors Use Our of the wa)te and means pommiUee' 1 3 0 announces 'her committee, includ SEE THE 1956 ing Mrs. Leonard Niese. in charge > FAOTORY TO YOU PRICES Layaway Now- of' tables; Mrs. John Turner, in FOR FREE REG. PRiCE OF THIS R A N ^ $379.95 charge of re.servations; Mrs. John ■ Bonino and Mrs. William Schultz. tSERVIGE •INSTALUTION DEMONSTRATION FOR THE FAIULOUS NEW^ AUOWANCE ...... $130.00 Mrs. Newton Smith’s hospitality CALL Mi 9-4533 . 4 committee 'will arrange for re freshments. TWlc prizes will be 1 ACT NOW donated to heIpj'thU PTA -project. SALE PRICE $249.95 I The PTA I sponsored the QLEN MILLER UNICEF coHepUons by the chil dren of South : School near Hal A®, / ' : loween. A total pf 857.20 was col- ARMY AIR FORCE 'l leeted. Carolyn iBairett. who at -■ ::X'- 1-.- tended South Schobr Iqal ye«r. i . Winterseal contributed 83.70 of thiS amount Which aJie pad collected. The ; *ALRUM* T k J W H A U children were given Halloween 841 MAIN STREET PHONE Ml 9-4533 lollipppa- at < school when they MANCNIB t IH CONN* bfmfgtit in tiieir containers. 311 Main street

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• ' ■■. -i:.' 'r-, : > ■ '.V rAOBttX IIANCHESTEX CVENINa-BERALD. BfAKCRBSm , CONN* THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8.1956 AI^CHBSStoB KVBOTNG HERALU, MANGHB8TEB. CONN* THURSDAY} NOVEMBER 8, 1965 , PA G ESEVljf the world haa been to auep attua- H al Boyle Rockville-Vehioit r ' Uona before, and ftoa emarged Droodles ‘ Unveil 1956 Q ievrolet lit Carter’s Tom oirnw Plan Ladies Night from them. We. In theM eolumne, Conhecticiit SALESLADIES' OPPORtUNITY V E ^ in g l|rralil ^ By fio O W fp iC B Skywqtch Schedule fnquentiy make philosophical Peebles Discuss Education Board Reaffinm\ At Rod, Gun Club am. reference to the O oh^ss of : Yankee Burton's hM fun tin#'poslllons.sTflllsble for* Vienna, In which the European The Manqhester Rod and Gpn Fridagt Nev. 4 Omo. slfrt', ntut,ai»p«artnr women. lÛ ry snd tionus, won situation after to* Napoleonic B y A . H . 0 , Support of Budget Request Club has anRdunead that its an- Midnight 2 a.m Vetaateers Nsaflifl ;aret, Peter - 4 a.m, ....'...-...Paul Sheahaa m ware was finally dealt with. Then derful store discount. Pleasant working, conditions. nvAl Lsîea Night will be held at Governor Rlbicoff, one vacation - 8 Am. , ...... Paul Sheahan PeumMt Russia, had *1*0 played a key role toe Rod and Gun Club in Coventry -_8 a.m .. interrupted by second floods in Rockville, Noir. 8 (Special)—«Tranaportation Oommittee, report- Dec. 8. ' ...... '^,....Phltlp Brady. Jaan Marcel in a great victory, and was think Hometown, U.SA. C^-i'^Wflbur tyr- eaid Wilbur. 'T il hava noth APPLY IN PERSON PLEASE / ed that a meeting had been'held -10 *a.m. . A Bill Evans Connecticut, laH* week took .off Tbe Board of Education last night Cbria Glenney, president of toe 1<> u.m. - 12 Noon ____ M lUacMMtr. Con«.; aa ing of an extension of her own Feeble, America*a moat atorage ing to do with the petition. Brit to regard to tha cMUlren from toe .'t i...... Columbia ^â Carll • for another few days away from ain has enough woes." tiiaffirmed its support for the orig- local club, haa named Jack Gordon /Noon - 2 p.m. , : CUM iUU iUtttr. influence aa paig of her reward, husband, came home, eat down-'^rt Vernon Trailer .camp being trans- chairman for the affair' and named ...... Ethelaen Ltiris i£ all. Everybody had noticed, by But poor, poor Gapt. P e t e r taal budget presented to the Boai4 porfed to achool, and the oommltr 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. ., • ...... Thomaa Maxwell, Edward Fbltoaa ib*CIUrnON RATlt»“ and had her fifth cotomn agents in toe spfA and Îled off hi. too... IS^^nSS'ble^ti^Vr BURTON'S, Inc. the-foUowtng membra to working 4 p.m. - 8 p.m.' , , _ Pajrrtia Ui AdT«Bc« that time, that he loolkim tired and n( Finance. The. budget is one of tee recommended this to'be con commtttscs: > • ...... Arthur Bouffard every European court. And, even He wiggled his stockinged toes, ^ried Trelllk Mac. 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. . , Tttf •*••••••♦•••»••••»••••• •*f*S s little' ahgultoed--tlre^ of sur toe items to be presented at the tinued until toe January meeting. Harold Perrett, William Popp, ...... ,...John McCauley Sr., Evelyn Mel* llMiUUi' I’9 tually, Russia was eased bark groaned csvernpusly as he stared "Mine doesn't,” said'Wilbur. "In special town meeting Tueqday. ''' Meanwhile, owner of toe trailer Cauley . MoDtluItlM •*••••••♦•••••♦•••*• veying trsi^dy and heartbreak a : at them with the intent look men a way he’s better off. If she'd said Ernie' Barnes, Bert Lehman. Ken 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. ... Olive .Ray, Oraca Anderson M«aui upon herself, and what is some secomi Mfne within two* months— I Controversy over toe education camp, Erwin Tuxbury, and achool neth Smith, Thomas McKinney, ?•*»!».... give their feet when they hurt. yea, there.’d always be gossip that apprvpriaUon arose at toe annual V> p.m. - eiiamgniMidnight ...... Anthony Anthony ______Ztltoskas M times called a hundred years of anguVshhd, ..perhaps, over' the Im-j (®se officials will .tAka up with atate Frank Schelb4npflug, Emeat Sher ■■ u * Oowr LLTi:: “Bby, am I glad thia day is hs was merely a poor fly boy who town meeting in October when'.it and town ofiiclale the matter of. Skywatch Poet located on top 'of Manchektsr PoUca Station. Vol possibility of the tasks posed for over," he said loudly. Stole th« ke.y to a womsn’a'lavor man. .Cart, Skold, A1 Gunther, unteers may register at Civil Defensa Headquarters, Munieinal MKMBliIR o r general European peace followed. authority. was voted to iômmit the budget) safety measures at the traffic cir CusMe Dougan, Andrew Ansaldl TBB AS80C1ATI:D‘ PttIdlB His. wife. Trellis Mae, looked'up Slid fortune. to the finance, group for further Building, Manchester on Monday,;.Wbdneerlay. Friday froifl 1-5 p.m. Lately, thought has been turnr If he succeeded In leaving ail ‘Bug Waving tn Battorgy About -N- EAST HARTiÔRD cle in Tslcottville. A school police Fred L«wta. Harry McCormick, 4o l*nd on U ily Pad* am toe desk where She had been ' "Now ’he's frekxto make a nrtj- study into what were termed ex-' man at this point was considered, ing back-to still another - Euro this beWnd him by putting * few acribbilng busily.' lion dollars on his 'pwn. He could Cluff Shumaker and Georga Hunt. This Is National npw er Week. ccsalve cuts, but no definite action was taken. * “ ]i;pS pean precedent, which offers .some hundred miles distance between led me,** she said, get at least a half mlUlon writing switch, loat an arm and a leg last whbra authoritiea roportad tha I'm-hot Sure what that-means hiA TelepKone BU ^-9351 ^ A t last night's meeting-of the. John Talcott Jr., reported- that HIT BY NHRR TRAIN night when he waa struck by, a perhaps encouraging parallels for hlmMlf and it, he performed " . his'men'OirS, '18 days in tlM Wrong Board of Education, Leo B. Fla limbs wars cut off abova tha % l S H S f e something of a penutoal miracle. . 1 prefer to think It means thsA we . / ■ ■ a meeting w u to be held with to* New Haven Rajlroad^ expn ^ - ItmaMfcMt, »r«l> M f Ho. castles.* a quartsr mtIUon Atorrtng herty Jr., said a detailed study of Joints. . PoUca .aatd toay.. could toe present, m is comparison is, '' He Is a man ef feeling. It is In should.all be' kind.to Flowprs and in a Hollywood movia of M r Ufa; Teschscc’. ..Club. Cbmmlttiee. during •New London, Nov. 8 (8») — Don train; police said;' nrt datermlna arhai McGratU, a It e( N. m. A. am not. pick thqm'. Ydu see 1 have a the budget has been-made by all •toa coming v/eek. .v ald McGrath, 47,.of Now London. mil MrTle* that of the Thirty Years*' Wsr and the realm of feeUag, ralher than and anotbe’’ quarter million lec members. He said they are greatly He waa in critical condition at pnNê workan waa doing on tha tM, ' the Treaty of Westphalia, "rtie In the reelm ôf mere physical soft spot In my Head (for Flowers, turing to women’s clubs and turn Chatterton said he hadNbeen Ma foot caught in a railroad Lawrence Memorial Hospital, RtprcMBtaUTMS Tk« concerned over cuts amounUng to proseqted with a auggeated aalary . tpadal — Ktm war itseir, of course, was an exertion, thai exhaustion It gen^*' becBiiee when I. was 8 times were ing out magazine articles.' $28,700 made by the finance unit' . erated. It Is tfie mring, more tough back home, and my family ~'Oh, Peter Townsem* would scale as the toault of a meeting of o r "ideologicsl struggle, in which, for before presenting toe budget to the the Teachers Club last week. This than the seeing, which ma^lfles had to move' into an abandoned I' whether thia U never stoop to such things,” ob townspeople. Chc^rolet/ôr 1850.will be unveiled^morrow at Carter Chevrolet Co., 311 Main St. Shown here'to a long time, men of opposing re- the impact of tragedy. And for Greenhouse for a ysar. There jected Trellis Mse. "After all, he's is not. to be made public until the' the neUr 2-dMr Bel Air convertible, one of the 18 models that Chevrolet is producing for 19.50. Chevro- PrWtteR ler husband with After a re-examination of the joint meeting of the two'commit ter ligious beliefs thought one belief one who feels and cares, unfor- . wasn't much privacy and we got royal, too, in his own way. He was iela will be^w ered by'one stepped-up O^ylinder engine of 140 horsepower and a variety of V8s, ranging tonalely. southern seuids were But it's where . 1 original budget, it was felt to be tees. though Chatterton added toe la iruat crush the other. The awful tired of smart-alecks telling Is at night." . a hero in to* Boyal Air Foret." very conÎrvaUve, he said. ff'^m 102 lyirsepowcr to 206 horsapdwar. likely to be nothing more than us that "People who live in glass "Weil, I’d stoop to ’em,” said scale waa "high.** ______HrmW. eventual treaty of peace was s minnir cryelnl, reflections of ; the remark pass, During discussion by the Board, Mayor Frederick Berger re - t) . houses shouldn'^ take baths" but ndered vagely if Wilbur. ''Nobody*d give me the, it was brought out that two items the Senior-class education trip to conversation” his toast Tuaaday •dvfitMai ctojM feaarai business of compromise, in which C'onnecUcnt ecenes. It was nice and' warm and’ all of run-around and get away vS.th it,'' quested that free Janitor service she were ill. \ had already been oxer-expended, if be the rule at the schools when Washington had been aelected as Russian Leaders night tn which he proposed Soviet ky^rik. m. W*an. the right of both aides to exist.was The worst, about feeling and IIS children sure smelled pretty. “ Wilbur, I’m. writing a petition, Trellis Mae looked at him the amounts set by the Board of M. KENNETH OSTRINSKY p. m. MoMUy. May to^lB. caring ia that the best that can curiouely. ' / they are used by the city in return parUcipation in future Afrlcan- conceded, and in which ypme Mama was very handy and man- and I need your help.” Finance were used as a basis for for the free u.se by the schools of A /letter from oRIcials at the Asian conferences becauie "the AnneimoM Dm ramaval af Ills SJjS.riT'r^ j ^ auSay. be done, even if the yer;^best is age'd to decorate Greenhouse “« Now whet's the \|TA done “Supposing I. was' a princess figuring. Maiisfleld Training achool In- To Visit Burma ratoer arbitrary and shallow aotu- the city’s playlqg flelds. The mat Soviet Upion is more Aeiattc than done^Vill never begin to match the pretty good, but she never got it wrong?” he askSd. \ and you wanted to marry mt but The Board of Education re foriiied thV Board that retarded European.*-', ^ tiona' pf territorial, and proper^ amount of human need that can ter waa referred to the^ BulliUng. to looking llke/a real home be "This isn't abobt scilpol. It's there were rules against It and I quested $3,500 in its burget for oommittee, pupils'couldXnot be accepted next Moscow, Nov. 3 OP)—Sovlst INSURMOE asi REU. ESTATE OmOE m pMiemtkm aseapt ■alnrây -> tangles created by thirty yaars of be observed and felt. ' Sid I couldn't marry you—well, ' "Xftar , dinner ''^.conversations cause fa th e r tofused to, give her about Meg and Peter.” \ new equipment. This otem waa cut X-R#ye Approved year.-FurtheV arrangements will Premier Nikolai Bulganin and should ,ot be taken'vtry serious'^ *•______war were accepted. The Flood Recovery Committee, the 15,000 sher needed for curtsine. “ You mean those new nei^tobors lat would you do.’’ to $500 by the Board of finance, be made to continue the class Annual X-ray examinations Communist Party Secrebtoy Nikita ly,” ht said. s • Thivaday, Novambar » a many-membered group, and that moved in upstairi. T Are They T d do,like I did before,” - Said with figures showing that $1,838 were voted compulsoiV for all em here, / ' But pertwpis the most striking therefore tefs subject to emotional ■ // ^ WllbW, "ilke I did when your old Khrushchev have'accepted an in him ak/wlk of the great hymn making noise already?” \ 'Ijaa already been expended. ployes of the Board o f Education. The report; o f' Mrs. Lawrence , FOOTBALL HAZARD -parallel for to«i preaent la ihat pulls, has also Obviously come up "Ijlo. stupid; \I mean Princeia man said I wasn't making enough A similar situation exlata in toe vitation to visit Burma Premier Til# Cheney Bro#. Offer wrttenr Ume, Hit great - '. ■ \. The matter of complete physical Small, libraiiah, showed that the negotiatlona for. the Treaty of against the satne feeling of limited Margaret 'Rose and Capt. peter money Xto' support us both, and 'Maintenance of Plant Item. Thia examinations for cafeteria em use of toe library at the High U Nu of Burma said last night. resources.and limited capability to hymitT"A Mighty Fortress Is Our your motocr said ahe couldn't bear OiarlotteivlUa, Va. UPl—Lawia 521 East Middle Turnpike Westpkblia, which wak signed in Townsend. He >vante to marry her Item includes repairs by contract, ployees wae referred for further School increased from 071 stu- The touring Burmese leader told Aa haa happanad Mfora, an ad- the face of need. Its task has b e ^ Opd,” la known ahd loved by mil-, to see, yoiKleave home, and you Parmer, a V.M.I. football playar, Manoheatar, Oaaasctkiat 1M8, actually began 12 yearv be but ahe told Mm no on account of also supplies and expenses. The inveetigetlon. -Jj denta in September to ' 1,728 in newsmen at a reception he had in juatmant In the fortunea of Cheney to formulate the porslble, and it^ Jione the world over. It will live said maybe ,w 'd better put it off Education Board asked for $5,000. vited toe Ruasiane to Burma whan Buffered a nafty gdsh on Me head forever in the hearts and minds she has to put duty ahead of love The question of including a October, an average of 80 per day At tha Oraea Braa. hrinra a proapecUva de fore that date. When .It was has been resolute and able |n th|| on account of he's divorced and a while, and I void yoi that people The ampufit was’cut to $1.0(iio, and they visit India and Afghanistan. during the game with the Univab* and spirits of men. . course In economics at the high during October. bppoalta VJT.W. Hoosa mand upon the taxpayara of Man' signed, the Treaty of W^tphalia efforl^ contributing a teal she le a member of royalty and can’t just go oil through life put figures show $l,4l8 expended to school level uras discussed and was The Board will Send another An Asian diplomat aald the trip sity of Virgihla—and he wasn’t' MItehall R-jlSIt consOtentlouaness that ting off love, and I dragged you Xdate. '..J ' probably, will be made late this cheaUr. The Globe Hollow pnîoal' became another of those treatiei A mighty, fbrtreee:tt our God, A she can't , inarry him because Me tabled until .members of the Board letter, to the Selectmen emphasiz even in the lineup. Farmer, on the b^^ropaid. But over Ite dcHbera- first wlfa is still alive,” out of the houdle and married, you.” Transfers Make IôMem month.. bench, waa hit by a liquor bottle tlOB ia parhapa the last In the "good for 100 yearn-ofgeneral bulwark never falling: . could read the proposed textbook ing the fact that the County^Home ttons, too, has h u ^ thâtmok- "So what?” yawned Wilbur. , Trellis Mae's eyes misted. She Conaiderable time waa apent at on the' subject,. The matter of a property is vitally needed by the U Nu dismissed as "after dinner tossed from toe stands. lony aertaa of deralb'pmanU by European peiue.'’ ^hera of haste. helplM^tss. So Our helper He, amid the flood of to marry a new wife, didn’t wor ,tore up the petition to th' British last night's meeting oh the ques mortal Ulk prevailing: .X "So it, Bounds pretty flimsy to epange in toe pay for sifbetltute. town for sufflclent clasarbom , arhlch Mahchaatar'a leadinc Indua But whatever parallels wa ma/ much van be doile. ito/inuch must me.ry about She keeps divorce. Mm He dangling Juit lopped for government, came over and sat tion of transfers of funds from one teachers 'wae also referrfd to the apace.' \ / be left undone. “ For atm bur ancient foe, daUiliaak^ off the head of Ma old wife.” in her huiband's lap, rumpled his haa. over the yaaya. ahed ita find' to the past, thera ia one ,fe- two yeart, thep *hey enjoy 18 Item to another in the budget to Teachcim' Committee, a recom ■ ------— , ' \ to work us woe; "Not a bad idea.” murmuredI hair and kissel him. \ make fundi . available - for itema one-time patamaliatlc raapon- spcct in which pur present fttuaf itoUi tod Qomrrnat and the days together and then she telle mendation' tp be presented at toe The tiger, beetle of the troplck, Flood Boeovgry CommlttM, to His craft and power Are great, and Wllb>ir-Mm it’s no go. Mighty fishy. Old ■ "Wilbur, sometimes you act like which have been exceeded in the tipn finds BO real comfort/to the armed with Qhikl hate. EA$Y.TO-WASt:i CORDUR o K o UTFITS next meeting.'-^ J exudes. the fragrance of attar of alblliUea and ttiinad them over to their aWarMeMi of the llinlta- U ng"What Henry did VIII, you when aay?" h< wanted a gruff old bear;” she said,^‘imd budget Principal Drm'Sec inforined the rOscs, attracting bees which it the town ttaalf. There were t{w PSSt. The idea that a p e ^ which tloae upen^what autfioiity can In earth le not his equal. " I aald -y what a batty idea,' bears get hungry'.xWhat would By.Health-Tekvfor Boys or Sirli \ Many members of the Board feel Board that th^ tentabye dates for devours. achoola; there wae the watw would last a hundred ysars would do, BMi^ fMl a little bit worse - backrracKed Wilbur quickly. "But you really like for dinner ?” that the fedei;ai funds received last Did yrp 'in our own strength con- what's all thU about a petition?” "Dinner,” said Wllbuiva king at' A. Warm, pre-shnink flannel shirt with elasticrback suspendm’ ayatanu there were the houaea. be a pretty good th in gs a luxury about J^woMwe, throughout the year compUicate a clear picture of floods, toere haa „fltfe, pur striving would be losing. "We.ll, tha ladies of our .plub met home with jjis queen in his rsstl*. longies Iti. narrow-wale corduroy. Cuffs,-are flannel lined to ' . .funds. .neceasary^^, for. aaflafactory and Sfew a « “ tiie Globa H61- wa can no lonErer afford. Tb b » an toepirinf demohitratio#-^ Were not the Tight Man on our ,tMe afternoon and voted unanl- > match the shirt; Navy, gre'eh or Arewn', with assorted plaid'! adminiatration. . loih tracta. sum. if wa-were^/^ffered auch a hat poopla toemaeJvee «toi tide, tho. .Man of God's - own moualy to Inform the British am / . or checked shirts. Sizes 2 to 4. SB* e'aê ••**«•» * *.t • • t.all • 2.98 Members referred td- statements froWl |m It would be plaaaant enough If peace, we wouto'^probably take it. The raw oourage fjto^kmer- choosing: ' - bassador that we thought Mar\ made at the joint meeting of the sag... Dost salt who that may be T garct P4«e's attitude was atricUy^ B. Warm pre-shrunk flannel shirt with bojeer style lohgles in Cheney Broa. would continue to saylng to ourselves that at laaatl physical ^ o a , and^ toe Board of Finance and Beard of H , iinu«*T 3DPEH suQs oven more ptocfoue calmer Chrikt Jesua, it le He; un - American. I'm supposed to s e e t c narrow-wale corduroy. Cuffs match flannel shirt. Navy, brown, ' Education. Vlien Dresser, princi It would glv# our graat-’grandi '’W W I '^ own thaaa traeU for#aar, permit courage whlcli' acts out to m- Lord Sabaoth, His name, from age draw up tha petition.” MEN and WOMEN A charcoal, charcoal blue \\'tth assorted pisid qr Check shirts. pal. said that the Boa. of Finance ting the town to uae their >wim tjren a chance to be wl#e enou^ to bulM tivae’ and busincaees, .,as to age the asms, "Y o3 mean that the British goV- EXPERT FITTBRS ^ Sizes 3 to 6x...... ^ 3 .4 9 seems to think the Board of Ed tove themselves, that to.ô sure thoUglr^ rebuilding were auto- And He must win the batUe. smntent not only has to deal w th ucation can pul) money from every m n g fadlltlea, parmlttlhg the Hage-'AUen, East. Hartford, Is Open Tuesdays through HpturdayA of at least thlk much/^ûld, bo toad^ have both been Inspiriiig- Sponsored by the' Manchester' the Mau Maus but alto fjMiM the where to transfer it to accounts ‘Ah-fvWi-h* Country ^ u b to contlnu#' to . __J.'ly present. There has nevor been Council of Churches. / problem of handlii^ th* Minerva 8:80 A. M. to 5:80 P. M., Fridays to 8:50 P. M.'\ as needed. / operate without the raaponalbllity •tmkthlng no onexopuld turar * Vtueh of a hriping r«„d. not M. M. Adanu Literary and Gin Rummy Soeie- Mrs. Rose Ford, a new mem and aapanae of ownlng'ltaclf, hold down. But w# w o (^ do fo, -only only among individuals and ber of the Board, asked if jt had ing the open land involved off the \rtth a feeling of pinit and uneasi- groups of Individuals, but bp- always been necessary for th/ tween coaimuBlty and commun cheap real aatata market, par nSss', too. W.a 'VroukT aay to our-- Board to request additional mon^ ity and business and buslnees. td meet expenses'during the year. selves buit, lâridw of whst a next i t y even letting th# town have All tMe, so Inspiring In itself, Again, all membera said \£ty tho Water It could uae aa a aort of war wouifk^^ like, no mere post' has forced Itself upon all obkervera, thought a sufficient budget shouid community aplritôourtaay. In the ponemeht of .it could ..^/ulfil our from the Governor down, so that •be approved to ell ninate such a paat. Indeed, all thla property has duty to ourseXVtf or to our chil li becomaa almost the mein key proceeding, which has been,neces- aarv on reveral occaslohs/to the dren.. Wa would ai|y that, now, note to. their reactldn. -The way olmtly Connecticut people have behaved 'past. \y Chenay Broa. It haa baon doing a when .theto ara peoitlq who have Inipreases. them more than the Abner Brookf said that he had tavog to the towa^' not yet been htUed Into torgetUng damage Itaelf. And it lends poig received a number of CaUs thkt thp Now too noUco that what that war kypuld be tike, la nancy to the relative incapacity of schools were short of/paper. Ar-:, new easy eatm tour E. Chatterton, su^rlntendent the supremq Ume atrike, pot authority. For individuals, appar- toi^ laat jtohM* of benevolent ently, nothlnf has really been iih' of arboolo, said he bad withheld ckarte ond.'nda notice lor toe postponement,'bpt for tha pbMfljle. For the state, soma de ail orders since the/list meeting ' MOK OITIRGIHT KR 9 M U M would ndflMbly hava had to~home, elimination of wer< gree of the impossible looMa be of the Ifcard, .not Ming sure as to theh «ny timitorly pockoQtd bmnd. SMnless Pork i whether dr not ,naterlal should be ^ latar, aven if Cheney When we think this w s^\ we hind every need. There,1*8 more Um IIu« Dtt«rg«nt Super Sudi.«e that, could be dope than ever will purchased,Vpriory to. transfera or 'Brtto bad not Itaelf been pur- know tost big-power consultatW I f tH« ClMnett WtiHeit W«ih Y«u'v* fvtr be done. the adoptioii of m. luidget Setn•••and without«blulnf I , eibaaed by J. P. Stevens. at Geneva, in the tradition of Vien .When 'you can^feel the need To Traka^rt Children / Hia potipe cornea to toa ahape na or Westphalia, Is not enough. deeply, and alsafeel the limitation Leo B. Flaherty, chairman of the 8UVA 80K TOOAVi You’v# n#v«r tAsUd H m g o ed i at a foriM l offer, diyided Ihto The human need is not for the pharply, thee, perhaps, your Own HRhdy’a SldiiUha Ba o m o m ata t h i throa propoaltlona, each of which peace that is possible, but for the spirit, ground between th# two, comes clo?» to .exhaustion. tendsnAt and taatiaat ■anaagM in tows. has a dlffarant appaal. A t flrat peace that ia impoasiblv, not for l i hope the Oovernor,\ln Floritli^.dld glaneo, it would mppw thaVvtoe toe repair and re-oiling of the old find some refrtshmeivi ot thteeart prieaa art not unreakmable, and eyitem of world life, but for the for what still Iles'sheiad^/ MARY ÂYS ~~\ "lThdnks Again For Making My :piiN# n e w f^ l lp p o ork r i i I that, to Ita prepMtloa of auch creation of a new system of world tendereetr#8t bedôaeM d p a A ith ey h a te iw OA^tog. dieieaa, Cheney haa made an life,' X- hoBcat affOrt Vt cut the tract to This would mean that*the big A Thought for Today Yoa g#t tha ■amp rick davor at a Psm, M lt toa tmyB'a taate, whatever powers; rather than merely, ac lowar prioa baeatuia th«M it ae aaidag that may {>|p6va to bo. Tho one ele- commodating themacives to each /a Mighty Fortress Is Our God mant o f kinraaaenahleneaa to the to buy. And bacauao tlMy*ro aHnliaa, other, would have to accommodate Ounvôrld will always be in: I'FRESHKILLED'C* A V lA N yC ! * .DARv eempahF* proposition is the time themselves to something bigger debtCd to the grCat Martin Luther liwTivE V A Jr\Prla«® » thay brown liiatar, shritde laaa-aob yon aleme arhich requires formal than all of then} pul ~:fogether— as a priest, s minister, a tesCher, s m om m aat to a a t I V y ^ r t fraaliar, tdo fiction of* whatever deal the a United Nations of IsW^pgsinst writer,' a philosopher snd a great 1 iALL BEEP CUT FROM WESTERN STEBRs I scholar. Many people recognize . . . mad# knah d a ily in N ow Rttgl# w 4 .) wanU\|o make by- Doc. M. war, and of power to enforek^hat \ 1 COLONIAL law. him as a master In these various I is a very short time for. all the fields of endeavor, but far more S t e a k s 6 9 S 9 f^ 7 l . pribcMe^. visitore one of - the housing ex- ‘ Ih general, it seamk to us that perts:—sMd •during a plane ride at least two of toa .'propositions the other day. • • art sound for toe parties con- .An AMerican traveling eom- H ^ .'ljiPO TA TO ES I!; 9 8 < l . semed. The town hesdk toe water panloHj as Hatrlson. Salisbury yfhen better automebllee are built Buick will build them resources involved, and watershed tails'the story in the New York \ V I pcotection for them,'.The Country York Times, asked tb* R»is«i.n m\rr«i upon tlif* of tho rnost mccosyful - air-splitting^ prow o f : V-frw t-griU e to ibe— -alt-Buieks—BeaPMASTEH, SnpER.CENrmrr, ih d ' DWiioofcBiimMGi^ J40RMEL. - ■ J Club needs tq own itself. These question. , Made fresh — Biiick jin history—and beats it on every score. robust rake o f its canted rear profile. are both practical deals. The "You ask me what it la like to 4hc bedrock-priced Special. And to handle '. .third proposition Involved-r-thst such dynamic driving power, the whole rear »«id. In shimmering steel and solid sinew, it’s Buick You get an even better hint when you open the CampbeH’i Tomato Soup 4 25c . . "SPAM /'... daily in I tor the town's acquisition of the '‘Weil, look dou-n there.” end has been endowed Witli extra brawn and for 1956—and there’s never,been anything like doors and see the dazzle there. 1- Und on the wMt side of South The Soriet visitor, says Salia-' heft and solidity. . Main St—is opewlo more debate. Ask Your Doctor -it for pure automobile. . ' / ^ ■can ■ bury, pointed out the pl|uie s win But it’s when you put this.^beauty to the city Nabisco Draham Crackers Pkg. 35c 1 New England! It involves the town acquiring dow, down to where, in the night You get good hint .q^ what wc mean tvhen streets and the opefl highways th4it*you learn W e could spread before you an acre of blue ownership of land for no .other far below, an American city To Phono Us you take in its sweep-ahead styling-from the prints on the engineering gems that spark tfee purpose than to prevent its sparkled with red, green, yellow the best of i t , Spectacular performance and ride and handling NEW STORE HOURS NOW IN EFFECT: > development aa a resident^ area, and blue llghU, ‘ . whirii would poM a need for still For here is performance without parallel. A and roadability of these great Buicks for 1956. OPEN DAILY UNTIL 6 P.M. H a n d V b "It look! just like a Christmas new advance in Variable Pitph Dj-naflow* goes ASK ABOUT OUR UNIQUE nioro schools. We' are not sure this tree, d o ^ it it?” the Russian said. But you can get the full’ and magnificent story THURS. and FRL UNTll 9 P.M. DELIVERY SERVICE is sound public policy, and w f cer Well, jthst'a .what Anierica is j airplanes one better—steps up your getaway in tainly do know that ,the town r normal driving tvithout flooring the pedal to right now, at our showroom, in a face-to-face like. A child's dream of a ChrisU | could never afford to apply such a mas. tree, come true.” ■ ssrttch the pitch. But when you do need that meeting with the-best Buick yet—now on dis- precedent to au toe undeveloped That must be the way wa look, property within its boiders*. Your Noxt e W i surge,'it’s there insjtonf/y — and in extra play.and setting a dazzling newpatternfor 1956. to many of our visitors. It would The main immediatk toing, how- ajbuiijdanEftt____ | , •A'fu) Advanced Variable Pilch Dynaflow is the only be the way^we would look to our- «\tr. is to get on with the fullest Dynaflow Buick builds today. It Is standard on. Every bite telle you it*s .. ■alves, if we ever had a momant Proseri|itioi The inight of big 3^-cubic-inch V8 engines in piMBihlc public discussion ef tha Boadmaster, Super and Century-cptUuial at niodest in wMch wa didn’t take Christinas every Series brings new record high power to , extra cost on the Special. froposala. every day ratotr ^ r granted. • ■ ■ • 1 . s M IN I > SM JACKtl OUASON ON TV HANDY’S IM Taara N#t Enoqfh P****"«*t finality raU on y.B. railroads in 1854 was .07 per 1 ■ ■ ' . ^ , . '■■'■ 1 P u re Pork and oomtoantatoca. 100 million paaeepger' miles. ^ Easy Eatiri* Skinless Pork 'Sausage tha wafU today, sooktlmaa . Wine glasaes should be only par GORMAN MOTOR SALES, In c'. daeouragemrat and eena^ tially .JiUMf So toat the fragrance V ' I ■ ' of the wine can gather in toe PLENTY OF FREE PARKING FRONT AND REAR 0|F MARKET A «a t jp u naliaatloa ttuit ■ 2S8 MAIN iSTRiir — MANCHiSTUt ampty Bffco. • . . H. 1. h a n d y c o m p a n y — jhaknraWf foraoui^ Handy’s Bacon, FronkSs Hom« . ••••.> • I -\ f,:.- r w '• •t' . MANCHESTBR EVEi!f&iG HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONNi THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1966 P A G ! E I6 R T M. PHESTfcR EVayrNG HE31AIJ:)., MANCTESTICR. CONN.. THURSDAY; NOVEMBER -S,’ 1956 PAGBMXHB ITT

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LehmanV 1,435; B U rD N6. 4, hla memoirs, “ Tear, of Decialons," Reuitg Hold Lead ’ 1,436; Galaaao, 1,435; ThoHeighU, during a 5-hour autographing par-. Men’s Lodge w o m — U M Automation Makes. _ Strides 1,411; Manchester Trust, 1.401; ty In a downtown hotel _ _ , AMESITE ^DRIVEWAYS i ^ B O - i a a s Radio W «ID->16M x-r'"'' 111 Setback Play Petermlan. 1,401; lU y i 'Mehly, After it was over, tta 70-yearr I.; iO llT Iie y .L C a ile r Throughout U.S. . Industry 1430; O’Brien, 1,870. old Truman said hie hend wae In ' ' -v m a a v f j n s t a u e d W a io o - u h BiktaM DsyBgM TBaa W B A V —B16 good ahape and ahook handa'wlth •Reiyia Tavern continued to lead B w e Oradbig — aiaehlM Sgftad — Farasa sat — Power Boiled a newspaperman to demonstrate A t the end ot the sixth eesaion j Alaoi Parking. Lets — Tennis UoafU — Walks New Yortc, Nov. 3 (iPv- pulOng outpul«^bo\it 21 per cent In the setback contest at the Elka tU durability. o f . play Tuesday,’ the Red Men's , llieatar €ntnd FaH SrteeHph o i HST AutogrR^^ Terms Arranged If Desired ' UM ndlo Inanaga- Uvealas Ooed MuMe tlon i* moYlnf Ip on that eymbol above laat year. Club on -Biasell 8t., at the end of He said he wasn't interested in Lodge led the a^Hkick toumameiit 16^ FOR CASH TRANSACnONS . *1* . writing another book adding, "I aMma and^sut aub|9kt'to caang* o f Amerlcin miuvpowct efficiency One of the big factpre thia year the eighth session of play Tuea- 3,500 at the Red- Men's ClPb. on Brain- ALL INSTALLATIONS SITPCRVlSED BT . ^ th e automobile aaaembi.v .Une. haa bean the growing demand of r Auto Parts. CALL NOW — AftrriME / to-aarih saving*. Oem* pick your family's ehelo* of naturaVgbi though cutting working crewi In NaUonai Coal Aaan., haila pniduc- Paul's. 1.536; Oliva's. 1.528; an old hand at autographing, prob 105; and T w m Motors, 1,087, M ANCHESTER NI-S^TMt - HABTFhRO OHapel 7-§dl1 / AS AOVMTISiDI half. |tipn atridea attending mechaniu- Capitol, 1.817; Patten. 1,81.5; Gar ably hit hla peak - yesterday. see your strong right Arm , — *■— f ■ ittMT things. You’ll find them all a^flavor-paaltl Makera of electrical- equipment . . I ttta in the. - paat . ------20...... yeara and adda, den Restaurant, 1.510; Manchester . He estimated he signed 3.500 to land hi your good hesrt fcr The life apan of the sparrow is diMlb Mtrcliaat •-lldaary'- 4,000 copies of the. first edition of Ing th after,such s day."- WClXJ-^movunl R«»u* Good Hud* and^ aircraft are eyeing automated “ anq'the end la not In alght,” Wallpaper, 1.502; Larrebre. 1.502; four years. WKN^^trourst U*Ua«* MAINE-WiNTiR KEEPING-STOCIC IIP AT THIS LOW PRIORI ^ tnachinea like those Chrysler has ] insUlled in Ri semi-automstlc en X WDIU>-4XU-k ^ e SMcmbiy line In Detroit. WOTH—Wax^ U. ■$, NO. I Labor, .management and p oll-, **tniAV-BeUy WHAY-Polka PaHy ticiani argue -whether automation', WCXXl-Record r SIZE A —the sutomstle. control of ms-, WKNB—Requeit POTATOES 1.05 chines .and commuhicatlona — will ■iesn’'the lose of preaen' Jobs or. WG'ÊP-w SxwoW _ ^ lyOTH-Oftlclal YELLOW, RIPE, NUTRITI Instead, will mean the creation of 'Pbrk is one of the richest s o u r^ of B Vita- mocf Jobs, in the future through a \mins. Protein end Minerals,/TOn your-ntgals . WCTO—Record Revtk# - gêrally h M e r standard of llv- - -WKN» —RTOueet UaUne* ■ Oaod JKMe around a large variety o f cuts anff^lYe wW O—Pepper Young • But while ntey argue, the ma your family a treat in go^ nourishing eat chine-tool and'qlecmnlce Indua- ing, f l i is is the season ofAht year that pork 2.-29’' 'W H ^ —Record Rodeo . lAY—Polke Pirty trlee are coming , up 'w’lth new is Plentifu! and at the oeak of tender fresh- WCCC-oRecord Review 'IC—The Goon Show marvels of ai'tomatic Or eeml-au- nesa, yet the lowest price. Shop at POPU WKKB—R««iue«t Matinee WDj^^^rtl^r0—Arthur Oodfray. SRow Wliitt Mvthroi^ tomatlc machines. \ ' ip! WTIC*—Newe Ht\Eldeli WMto loiling Onions ^ LAR where, you wilt find a large supply of WOKU—Mewe *:**- The Cross Co, of Detroit which WOTB—Bob and Ray WHAV-iV—K»Uia Party .*y4f 7^ Su ^ cn Installed its mschlneaxpn the P L E N T Y O F bacon, haips, fresh or smoked shoulders, • lU - WTlC—TheTheôon 'Goon SniShow Fancy WtstMn Br^cMli iiy Conodinn ti^fp Chrysler line in the motoh Ann's WH4Y—Record RodeP___ WDRC—Arlbuiv,SC—Arlbuiv GodfreyGodfi spareribs, butts and baby pork loins to roast. WOCC--R*corf______Review Review WGTH—Ll.len \ WASHfO leoz a Y new plant- eatimstes the '>semi- WKNB—RequMt Mednee *:**- Long GrtM C o lb e rt R^loipinoch •lAOYTO-USI PKG A I .. sutomatje line aaVaa the \huto WTIC—10«O Radio Lane WHAV-NIxhl Welch OPEN til 9 P.M. EVERY eaceoKiNa maker up to 25 per cent in sssem W ------'d luuby WTIC-X Nteue One . FREE PARKING Ob' abd Ray WORC—Jack Carton x Hot HOUf t TjDlnatOtf aieaiai '^^ u35^ L NO. 1,3(6" MIN. costs of its engines.' \ ^ TOTH—Uden '' . There are 150 workmen on ftie HAT--Subur6an'Serenade THURSDAY and FRIDAY 40Z BAC WOCL’-Recsrrd Review Pink. GfiR|iafniito'~^ suit of juici 5 ao* 29*’ MOAIOWAND MCO " quarter-mile 'long lihe now. turn *®ÂV,-Nl|lit lYalch ' I \' WKNS—Maiinee ' IC—X Minua One / ing out 150 'V-3 engines a* hdur;. fo e YOue SHOPPiiie coNVEkiENci WTIO—lUiW Radio Lana RC—Bing Croeby / \1 On the old aaaembly''lines It took WDRC-HCaL Kolby > rOTH—LUten / y Flwtflo Orangot iwiuijuicv YUlb.W OOIMN KMMU Ir z S ia S ' 200 men to turn out that many. WGTH-Bob and Ray OPEN THURSDAY 6:it— daxo .... thf^ diflesiiblp atl-po shortening* is ideal I CAUPtlRNIA f #4. The new line haii<280 operatlng- WHAV—SuburbaiY Serenade l^MHOIS SUNKIVr REG. SIZE / O fO E xllO ROAltlD.HOMO atations. And at nqahy etandi' a WCCR—Record Review ipr cak«4, Iries and pedact it’t ihrifty, tbo! ' machine instead of a man. WKNS—Today In Sporta an d F R ID A Y WTIC—IWW Radio (.ahe Cylinder blocks are IM into one WDRC—Today In Siwrte WHAY—MaM Watch end of the assembly line by a ,a ; WC.TH-Wiemer WTIC—TeCHeath EVENINGS UNTIL 9 WDRC—Atnos and Andy machine,. right cylinder heads at WOTH—Lieten BUT SUPER-RIGHT MEATS. .ZONE fUa... kADVERTISEDI another point, left cylinder heads WHAV—News 73«-2T‘ WCCC—Good Slvi^vM^g-Oood Mudo You’ll find all itetps at tks prices advwiisedandm y at thsss priess, eomf^sss at AAPt at a third. Aa these castlnge move WKNB—Today in 9*0* alwig sutomstlcslly, o|ne engine WTIC—News Mol .. WORU—Nawa \ _ -to—Romance Moodi PARKER, flaky CRUSTED-LARGE 8 INCH SIZE part after another le added. At WGTU-Ntws „,/QTW-E P. Morgan the end o f the line completely as- iiU —. 44)16- i^HDI B ttl B REGuU rly 49c aembled engines are removed, for WHAY-SporlYtukTo^pon SpoUlghlopouifni ^ ^ . - WMAY—Nona; Night WatcK A CHICKENîlADY-TO-COOK WCCC-VCCC—Good ------Evmlna Good Uiiida WTIC—Newe froin NBC In atallation in new cars, • ' WKNBVKNB-%veatna Seredad* WDRC—Romance Mooda ' r I B NOWONLY..',EA The Ford Motor Co.’a plant at WTIC-______VTl'J-Strictly 8port*“ j^WOTH-Nlght Muile Cleveland haa a 500-foot auto WDRC—Zalman WGTH—Conu Sport Light WHAY,-Newe: Nlehi Walcb LOW IN'^tpRIES-JANE /»ARK£R-NEW LOW PRiCEl mated production line for making , WTIC—Great Glldcrdeeve engine blocks. *‘^HAY-r)liui*r Date ^ f • WDRC—Monde for Romance or FRYERS IB Ralph Cross, vice p rM d en V 'o f W W C -G ^ 'to e n li^ Good Muelc .WCTK—Night Muelc PROTIiN bread ioa,2T the machine tool com]Mii>y. .'^ y a ‘ W^^^Mtojpaffx ;V—Night Watch JANE PARKER 5 i‘b J .9 f other auto manufacture and WURG—Guy Dimfiardo 1C—Great Oitdereleeve SUPEE-RIGflT houaehold appliance mUterii. are WGTH-BIII Stem.., , y 'DRC—Mood, far Romance '••it— ,■ ,/ , two tm"inches wldt. Full Shank Truman but also upon Die present Domeftic Swiss Cheese • I t has four-armed rotors, inter- U RG E 14.QZ. tOTTLES , Seriate Probe admihiatraGon '’jof Mr. Eisenhow- loelMid In egg-beater fashion. BUw BABY LIMAS ^« 27c Half ft er." ■' - J BANQUET FROZEN-NEW LOW PRIClrBEEPi^TURKIJper TopRsaadSlNk Ht/tyvtnMMfF „ 8 r MS claws of hardened em l. VBoth.parties stand to be em boring - anna cut 4wo evsr- Hams Of lU RB Aides barrassed by an expoa* of the laeaNoilhifl 2 « 7 r , lapping enuea aa they brepk out ilEINZ KETCHUP N LR B altuatlon.’’ he wrote Mc- CHICKEN PIES 4 ^^175' the coal. A 'rotating chalir allcea Clrilan, "yet t aih; cqbfldent you Small Baby Waahington,' Nov. 3 -Seh’. P. LABEL-=-FROZEN SaiofcadPitaici^ u 3 T out the top usd bottony^sections PO PUUR N. Y. STATE FANCY s. wjll frustrate any pbUtlcally In- between the a t^ a / Lean Fresh McCarthy (R-Wia) wants the Sen ate Invastigations aubcommittee 'spired attenfpts tq/ prevent the Before the borera/dama along, committee from performing Its Skinlm FraiUtlorts u49" some miners warspjieady usings he once headed to undertake an STRAWB'RIES 2 49' Immediate probe of the National clear duly.” ■ • \ ripper type mach)M;\ohly about TOMATO Agen Green P(sas t**"” 3 i4i« h(^49« B0I09IM lOrpdilOHT-INHR^ u C y * one half aa fast/ Boneless Labor Relation* Boat^ (N LR B ), CHEF ROY-AR.UEE already under study by a House About 90 pepnentpf the nation's Smoked AAP Orange Juice 2 2 T UrnujigsmeSt^ u 8 5 V mines, however, cmtlnue - to use WITH T05IAT0'54Ai:CE groQp. World War Vets- 'the older methods—a machlna to AND C'HEES: " I have succeeded in uncovering A g e n O ro cco li ntNtertuu undercut tha coal, with axploSIvea New I.ge.' 48-ot. Si facts which. If true, catabllsh the AllFJMiyf NO. 1 ORIUNl PftlLIXaUSIVHYl In holes drilled above the cut to SPAGHETTr existence of a currently function To Gel Dividend bring down the cdal. Another ms^ Quality ing Communist cell" in the NLRB, McCarthy wrote Sen. McClellan STtlCTlYHISH it Ike ward far Sumiybraak Gredt "A* fM il YKw''* Sw e^sk StBoks ' ^.wicncura u s r chine loads the coal Into a 'ehuttle FRESHLY ROASTEO-ÊSHLV GROUND Washington, fiov. 3 (65 —Near terefolly grêd by aiipa'N end fully guaremMd . . . pricad to pleiie, Layer ft (D -Ark) present head of the sub car for transfer to the ihsln mine ly 5'k million World War I' and tool , hsulsge system. committee. Drwsod Sniflts MABV.TOX00K tsTT Publicizes Letter World War II veterans will split X Thanks, in part to tha steady about $219. million in. government trend toward.mechanisation in re- NAPIER COFFEE McCarthy made his IStter public FUUn SIZE life insurance dividends next year. LorgoSkrimp OdANOIOa^yiAOi u6S^ cvnt years which has held down the late yesterday. McClellan was out once' fsSt-rieing price of coal, the UWCOCUTWAXOR of the city, and there was ho indi ■ ipie Veterans Admlnlstratlbn an- coal Industry Is pulling out of a cation what sUnd he would UKt- noifflced yesterday about, flve mil-, \ bad stump. « CORNEDBEEF CHUCK ROAST Acting NLRB chairman. Philip lion 'World War. II veteran*^ will NpvriS^lM ^ÂN^ bAY'^^S* NOW ON SAlE... 7t In 1948 nearly 600 million tons of Ray Rodgers, declined Immediate receive a total of 3195 million in bituminous coal was mined, but GREEN BEANS regular annual dividends on Na comment. ' . tional Service Life Insurance. VA this dropped to lets than 400 mil -/■ M oney’s Choice McCarthy referred only Indirect lion laat year. The revival, this year SOFT.WEVE IN COLORS ly to long-pending plans of tpe also said about 370.000 holders of Best Quality Western ic House Committee on Un-American World War I U. S: government F,\CIAI, , Roneles-s Steer Activities fpr a January hearing life insurance Will collect a total .FLOUR 2.09 / Toilet Tissue QIAUTV Hri.sket Beef on alleged Commanfst Innitratlon of about 24 miUtona. In government, which Chairman AAP Mince Meat 2»MeKs$3g' ^ A U i^ -P . LAB^ 2 LB3 0 Z MARCAL WHITE EMBOSSED 39 ■Walter (D-P4 has said would in i clude the NLRB. Deaths Last Night Sunsweet Prune Juice , OUARTS 32* JUST RiDUm i CANS O M IM t iM i . ..'But.-McCarthy added: ,-ii i so COl'XT "The present situation appears Io n a P e a c h e s riuawaiiK' 2 iiiiin c **s^j 5 ‘ PKGS. Choice Steer to be so critical that, in my opin Bv THE A.SSOCIAT|:d p b e s s or 14HOZ PAPERNAPKINS San..Mdtno Calif.-fSamuel H. ArifiHr Dric Stortt j SsItiROS Rdurator ililn--\-ij). Box 25c Beef ft ion, the "(Senate) investigations Io n a G reO n P e a s 4 i ui»(*s49f PUM PKIN c a n subcommittee must immediately Husbands. 64; former preaident of ONEPiC SOUASH 49“ undertake an inquiry of the facts 'Transamerica Corp., and from Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce 2uw37‘ ^ ~ GREEN GIANT KITCHEN QUEEN Burry Bauehos Il-b^ Box 39e I am prepa'-ed to present." 1939— 1946 director of the recon JUST REDUCEDI BIG 20 OZ He named no names, but set struction Finance Corp. Born In loâ Tomatoes 49‘ 39 Lbs. forth some data in what he d^ Florence, .S, C. Died Tuqsdiy. TOliilAIO SOUP ANN PAGE GAN ' New and Oroo Cremoi . Kiî*o»-ri>,-oz. e Fresh Lean For acTibed aa eight cases of NLRB St.' Paill. Mmn.—Mrs.-Elizabeth idOcafor Holiday Assortment LI P«« 49‘ Eaed Bought PEAS \ employes "as an indication of the ScQtt. 79. well known theatrical Just Reduced! and Sold ' ' BREAD ' PrORin ’j : CalfM Cream—l-oz.. Jar 27c 3 ‘1 nature of the evidence gathered In and civic leader. Died Wednesday. my Investigation.’’ Tucson, .Vrl*.—L t., Col. Dean 12 OZ BOT Parte aad a WHITE . PS 1* r CUA, Three Employe* ,Lamb, 69, retired A ir Force pilot LOG CABIli SYRUP w . a SLICED ' V LA CHOY CHINS5E FOODS Service O '^Qc Shoulder \ In three of the cases ha cited, PEAS g CANS a-piill I-Lb. I.oar ■ J BordOR Coffoo i;.uni-5-OZ $1.33 credited • with .aeveral "flfsta" In Spring ft he said the employes were rehlred' early-day aviation and who had Dealing la EagUsfe 1 — two of them in and one in sen’Cd with mllltsiry forcea of La Choy Bean Sprouts 25‘ Bis||uiok' \ 40-az die 69' 1953—after having been 5red fol many nations. Died Tuesday., CHANOI TO Pkg. La C h o y B e e f C h o p S u e y ) u u* 45' MANCHESKR - lowing earlier loyalty-security In THE COPFII C Y C L E S H O P vestigations. 1 LB CAN 57 TMAT'S IN OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT ^FIO Crust PllUbury .Mix 2 Pkg*. 27c Ih tw’o other cases, he. said.' em- La Choy Chicken Chpp Suey ' 166 w e s t MIDDLE TPKE. ' Ml 9-269S—HOL’RS: ' Tall ployea were cleared but rcommen- Meotless Chop Suey dations for perjury action have . / f \W M i FLAVOR •NN tM i a»re Weekdays 9-9—Saturday 9-d ASSORTED CHEESE CUTS ’^ - 29c Bluoborrios Mam* Stew.rt 2 Can* 49c BOILED HAM LOAF COEESE been referred to the Justice De WE NEED A Chow M ein Noodles u enav 2 * “I wn 29' Frondi, Pin«appl«, Cherry, ChocoloPB partment. SECRETARY Sliaad Applas , 2 For 49c ' He also tdvl?ed McClellan that (Shorthand - Required) La Choy Mixed Vegetobles t LBCAJ) 37' A«P'rir COFFEE I _ gPBTJAM2 Ag43^ / .Freshly; „ Freshly ’ #6 ■ Ar "iny information .Incriminates a Truly freth AaP prsaMuai-quaiify Coffee ig “ Alive c Targe huniwr -of gfidl'viduals w'ho Job'Securily, Fringe ! ★ ReaUy Fresh Fruits and Vegetables if ANN PAOS Pure ApplOÎO Mix MiisarlmanXo. 2C*n 29c Sliced Lean iced Amer. Beneilt* arith Flavor” . . ..and iYe a right amart value, tool at this very iVioment hold top-level F,n« iw.« I, ui| M tvVMIH. •m t« , »n. i t I'i'rt„ nil, :*s Jobs In thia 'government agency." » Ideal 'Working Conditions Enjoy it for only abput 2f a cup/. McCarthy said the evidence, he Cherry Pie Mix Mu4.eim.nXo. ! (:an 31c T . v Thl* Manchester position ewmovt tamiaw esaa idiaiiai... imo imi CRAPE JAM 2.yfs43‘ 89 li a ______6 aa,_^______Headquarters lbs. may be for you. Write aow MOt ^6 ENIIT O’lioai'lit 7t< ...... - for appointment to Ann Pago Moyonnaiso '( ' m i49* FOR ' . Courtland APPLES 4 29 Pitted Chorrioi seai Nour —Tall Can 27e reS-ladiad f S S M K A U » 1-46. A ffB m S4h. GENEkAL Box ^ J-^ / o Herald S^Per Mo rkets EXTRA URGE SNOW WHITE FANCY ^ _ Nepco All Beef Swoot Potatoes Var. Can 23c ft TV SERVICE ] c arid King Size CAULIFLOWER 25 HuRt Tomatoes ». Ji, Caa 29c FRANKFURTS 59' Days f 4 0 4 ^ ^ ADVANCED DETERGENT FOR AUipWATICS A lEVER IROl PROOUa Stsrkht Two *«TS2' > A COtCAn-PAlMOllVf PRODUCT 29: Nights #*sW Pl«« * a d MCltMI j T TEL. M l 3-5194 B rttss WBB 32' Ajax J'B* n<«35' 2 * " " '* ‘ ‘ 33* WASHED AND CLEANED - KssblsrClubCrsciisn *^'■*35' ^ VormoRt Maid Syrup 1?-oz. 29c f Pure Pork f t R. E. WKNDELL 8FINACH, KAL£ and » T lb. p _ ^ Polish Bologiia 79 Building 1 : 1- .Ptlmslivs Soap 4 .ic i:*.n 3 5 ' NATIVE DANDELIONS WITH CAtJNON fACE aOIH ' ‘ UQUIO SHORTENING. BUDS t n n o z ts rooDS * * ' a pUR VARIETY AND QUALITY IS ONE OF THE HNEST19“ Hot Chocolate .Fresh Cream)^ Contractor Pslm slivs S«op 2 • " " “ « » 25'. Slirsr Dust u »« .*)**« 3 2 ' WsttM Oil f««J3‘ •w«t»4 5 = r . ■ ■ ShrSt lye Freteu Fte3 lieaefKuJt* I Lb. Gup f t RMMmtiol'Cmnmtreld FANCY lO RDEN'S Sraaw S een sirmiyi EiooepKEsAS^ t ■ 1 , ' ' . ■ 29 OIL lUKNiR AlferaHons-Remedeliiig . , 'p it i SIRSStYI tlUMCMICXt* t tKK<| SS‘ ' . ' . ' • A' ' ' >BB9BB, Hefrigeroters , a-oz. CAX GBt.Your i SERVICE :**Busine8s Built On FOR All riNE. WASHA91ES , ' , AN All auaaosE soap Mixed VesetflUee lio a tH u d l* W oiNn BBd At It’* Deiiciou* NovtmbBr Copy of Cmiumrs tssqwsf * * » 35' BARTLEH PEARS 24c . Customer Satisfaction’’ ' Rims'SSSR *M«uiu UMi .Route 31* Slrdt IM Succetailt. I n a iK u d r \ C A L L ■ BAssjMAmO 9 OATH OtlM r i^p^ji BBCBt EXCELUNT FOR UTING IVfRYWOMAN’S Full Insurance Covcraffc êmiiimrw PW^Vwi obap 4cAon29 Mrdi Eye F M F flA i nauR i « « w* 2T W ILLIAMS Tel. MI 9-3083 • 1 '-i------— ------iheJUtlllkLCekl ON S A U OIL SERVICE After 5:00 P. M. CELERY POPULAR S^HARKETS ATFOFULAR r . 82 Baldwin Road ' Bfaneheater, Conn. ' IIANC&ESTEB EVENING HERALD, 1(ANC^S8TEH, CONN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1956 PAGE TWELVE , ^ THuksDAYi NOVEMBER 8, 1985 TE b J U U I S T h u r s d a y , n o v e m m r P ^ges IS Seeiion Two k’ flrat atep U to decide what opera “I wish we could affor^.' ." ft tion ahould be uaed, and at what doesnif matter what they ' can't age It ahould; be atarted. There are afford, the prodding thought, that aome dlfferehcea of omhloh aa to YtmAiha/tsmt aple to keep pare with his Migfl C kiy 400 Bus Drivers s- V the- tieat age. ' / ' yrtf*fa's demands isn't a comfortable E lig A g e d Born Diuing End of World War All of the operationa are aonie- one. ' , • OPEN MONDAYS FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE * What alike alnce .-they Involve Don’t Nag • , T^lk on Turkey Vole on Firm Bid brlniflng the aeparated bonea to ■ "You've simply got to do some- gether. Dental work'Ia also needed. Brldgaporf, Nov. 8 18R—About, thing about.,” Whether It’a S ,. Mice Phpab* .Clary, who, for 38 aorfcnr Mow Om Comet Vên harelip la preaenL;the aoft about Johnny or the lawn, that's a 400 AFL but drivers for,tha Con A. B. A. Tool and Die Still Growing ^ Clew P»l*to OondltloB tlaaue overlving the bon^ncluding nagging way. to begin a sentence. .yaars, has Totmg Wom necticut Rjdlway * LighUng'Co. îce to Princess the lip have to, be ^ carefully And no man.who Is being nagged an's Chriatlan A^h; ** vote today bn an offer which thq ■ r EDWIN P.ÔBDAN, M. D. and sewn together hvA way which union aays wâ made by the eome«n mbaning to have tha atate church. ing us ell to a life «f, pefeoanl stilt not,make her husband com- art L. Oeopqr and Mrs. Richard atalUbnAt at Lowry Alp, Force tion. She la recuperating at her In the mother during the llfat Ing at the Hartford Room of the the two deeds, reajored and inbunt' Hlaaed in Tkeatere ticriflce/’ three montha of pregnancy ap- fortMile if mentally she la always Hurd, both hf Manchester, will Base. ‘Denver. Cô. ^ home. ’ ( ■ ed. X., ToWni^d was apendlng tha laat Hotel Sutler Monday, Nov. 7, at pour. Nb defiiiite' data haa been aet Aa the Archbishop spoke, auM- \ pepra to. liKreaae the .chancep of trying to make-his squirm. 8 p.m. ' . • But Would stem that a !EB9k in his tm- ' The public is oordiauy invited for tha wedding. ' * Tke executive board and month 3 of British air attache In Biuaisla A shopt business meetmg will bV to attend. the Initiala stand for tha names of I were hlaalhg newsreel scenes ah'ow- congenital defecta In an Infant. vorite chair after having Just eat held before the dramatic group of ly committees of St. Margaret'a the founders — te too concerned - I ing him at a recent opera perform- at the country estntS of frleaOe in Iba prcaence Of a cleft palate en his favorite meal,. and still be the University, under the Are<ôn Trudy Lewla of New Raven, who Circle, Daughters of Isabella, held With an expanding future to con I ance. Sussex. He said he would "ear* or harelip at birth not only affacta uncomfortable If hla Wife Is mak of Prof. ‘ Cecil Hinksl. presents will offer for sale a moiit unusual a special meeting at the home of cern itself too much with the past. TaleviBion commentator Richard talnly return tB.A.fi-the' Tool and Die Co. The GENUINE FOAM RUBBER when it Will ePm at 9 p.m. " aortedx sandwiches; cake and "Of bourae, she tqol /advice, and 8 election. Virginia Madden, who- operates now for 63 workers, for whom the lnatru|nent, which .resUoh.four feet of solid concrete, can be usedfo^ aha chose w h ^ ehe/tooK her ad- Hie posts are those af the pcsi coffee. company provides life insurkhce,' any,operation In theriiop, whero molds for plastic products and pre- 1 /o H a shop at Mahcnâc Green and Pottmaa^r H. Olln .Grant said and hospitallzsttoq snd 'psnslo(n vlM from, ai^shsxgot jjden.ty of Ident, vice preaident, aaeretnry, who has been so Nsdpular In her Miss Evelyn L Guynup. .507 cial<>n machinery fqlKUM.aircraft Industry aro rntniificturad. Clarence advice—asked ^ and a good deM treasurer, tvs stewards, three Xcentrally located 6t»th the last today hu wished to inform people benefits. ■ Ahderson, helowyîecretary-treasurer of A.B.A., holds deeds dating unasked for; members of the executive board, n who live • near; excavated aectlona Main St., and Richard C. Gates of Of the company* floor spaed, * VO years, will havân equally Rockville will be united in roar- 7.200-s(j.uare-feet Is Used for back to 17M apd 1891. They had conveyed the tract of land where the Deales CBurria Pressure sergeant at arma, and one of three M A s e m ^ a r e m j eallng stock this y w . She has of Hackmxtack and Keeney Sts. rlske Saturday'Nov. 5, at a cere j>lant la no\^«tuated to X-dther Gilman, and came Into A.BA.'a posses- "But In the «nd shôok her own truatees. New offlperi. take o4lce rmysT^ coliectad many unusual inter' who hsv* RFD maU delivery that manufacturing, and the tpol-msk- REGULARLY PRICED AT 1.98 mony at 2:30 p.m, in the Burnside Ing machinery .covering W floor lion whem-the company bought the property for their plant from Or decision, and there v ^ no pres Jen. 1. items in early chmA glee* they would probably, have to call lando Gilman, the last Gilman heir. Herald Pbetee. sure from/State or churcT Hiikm repreaentativaa lAat with Wper that ahe Will <êr for at the main Poat office for their Methodist Church. and the men working at Iwnchea "A along window-lined walls \ mske "I say there has been hk church General Meniger Richard FOR THE tale. One particular item mail. ■ ' * signing molds. 1- presaure." yesterday and submitted a pUn. display Will be an early Philadel We said the rural free delivery The office of the Connecticut tha nights spent using Cqeney ÎRLS* NYLON LIHLE MOTHER Poultry Assn., located ip Olaston- Tech equipment’ seem an awfully About five years ago, the com The Archbishop has re] for reelaaaifieatlon 'of Water '' phia Queen Anne drop leaf carrier la. prevented by postal pany idarted branching out from partihent employea. Tha reclaaelfl- BRAND NEW regulations from leaving hls hla :bury,- will be closed Nov, 10 add long Ume ^go. ^ stated that the church doea T -FAIRWAY in 'walnut. lall'wlll\be moved to Manchester In A. p. A. la a akllled-labor, s«^ .,roold-maklng into precision work countenance ^ e remarriage cation icheme waa drawn up feJT Mra. Mafie Stultz of Litehfleli vehicle and cannot rSach the mail for the aircraft Industry. Today divorced persons whose formal the union aa a aolutlon to a p r ^ MAGIC LIPS will return autn this year with an es because of the eXceVatlonions care qf Mrs. Charlotte House, 201 cbntractlng operation. em PANTIES ente^St., after that date. ployes turn out m a t^ moldSL A.B.A. maMS products for tha spausea are living. :em involving 11 workeri whoaa exceptionally \*ne collection ere. Hamilton Stahdard and t*ratt and Tpwneend. a Royal Air Force Is higher than that called for BAKER'S DOZEN authentic chinrând glaasware. itll the roadway la again which si* the tools uspd by -other ipinies In the i^ afsctu re of Whitney Divlaibna eC -Usited AjV- grnlip captain, divorced his>wi(9 Is ' elr cleselficetlon. .AH Cplors , Other well kirown dealers who ed’ enough to allow tha car- The AukUlsh' Aadersoh' union andyMKtle ara ptan* . Sizes 11 to 17 Shea >081 No. 2048, VKW. flai plaat^ producU and precision ma- craft' Oozp., S lid for tha Fglui 1982 oh grounds afiadultary. * d o l l will M' preseat atXthe show iigsin riers^ccest to the mail boxes, peo- Manufacturing Co. of Newington, ning ip' take up the question , of ■■ .X Pslrwsy Price SPECJAL _ this f t o r v41l bA Mrs. Lillian tde affected by the disruption In chosen Mrs. Laura fccabert as chlnai^r for the/ilreraft industry, iêrgeret'e ehnbdncement Mon chairmkn of the supper and enter another subcontractor, which day that she had decided not .to ^ u io m to tha memorandum af Francis of.New HaVen, who fea serviceXwlU have to call at. the, ■ m designs drawn agieafwii^ aobn. it la planned to by •' Post O fê for mail, he said. tainment honoring Veterah* Day, either In tbd X.BA; plant or pro turns .out.producta .foTvSlkorsky,.. marry Townsend came four days BtJY TWELVE OF ANY tures a primitive booth and will Besides these Connecticut cus hgvethe g^lsed agreement Ukd Chidtens * '? also have for aale a wide assort to be held Nov. 10 at 6:80 p.m. at vided bvTta customers, the local after ahe had a.private 58-mlnute 1 ect Jen. tomers, A.B.A. sells ta fhrms all REG. I4>5 ment of hanh-dipped cimdlea that The averkge-number of cars per the post home. The entertainment Orm'a-MclUed mrorkera turn blocka Interview with the Archbishop at freight tralnYn U.S. rallroadh ,wq» will include community singing of steel into’ molds and other tools over New England and tha'-Mlddle Lambeth Palace. FAIRWAY PRICE SAME PRICED , will please ahop^rs whoXare pre WeaU all of them /ketUnE pre DImleby commented during the IkoducUon V Wtuminoua oodl WOMEN'S PANTIES paring for the holiday Xêason; a record 68 inXl954. and movies. adu a ^leefilon that meeU the in 1984 wee S92XnllUon tone. Thla strictest standards. ' cision-made tools And parts that TV show that some people regard flow from a portloii of a land traqt the church ea timid In Its attituds la about 2.8 tonaXl^ every man, a CROCHET THREAD! It is no assembly line operaUpn woman nnd child *, the United • Acetatc/tricot Fairway Prica Few pr(xlucts are worked on by that once sold for one po'iind 1 toward divorce. ahilllnga. \ 'TlinldT" asked the Archbishop. SUtei. \ • Choitf of band or \ ^ hiore than three men, M at of the • FINE YARNS! workers can carry an operation • Eiafltic brief ^ y' thriûgh from a ateel block te a (LLLBABYPORK / \ tool that w-lll be used to manufac • Sizf« 5, 6, 7 As Seen On s Mnst unusual, moat lovable, • KklTTINC! Extra êciafxValues! ture either a finished product or a Wlnky Dink most true to life doll . .■ , component part. White and pink 2 for 89e TV Ingram any little girl ever had. Manufacture TWe Itema • TA TTIN C Although primarily a subcon tractor, A. B. A does manufacture CHOICEST MEATS tWo Items for sale, Ohe is a lathe- AND RECEIVE THE 1 3 th tgaclng attachment called a D. C. resh S|»re Ribs4 9 WE SELL THE FAMOUS Caufleld Copy Master; the other te TiNDERIDEi FLAVORRJL(LAVORHll ' V'' \ ■'N..' . ' N I COUPON SPECIAL I a magnetic sheet-metal separator. IN TOWN 1ST MmOLE TURNPIKE VYiST The company went into the pro NATURFLEX /and Rayon ABSOLUTELY duction of these Items about two years, ago. TryUs - And Yoi/H Agroot I RING MOLDS, .- y OPEN DAILiK 8 A. 14- to 10 P. A number of A.B.A.'s'products mSo 2-Wa y are on exhibit this week in the ★ WEEKEND SPECIALS ★ ~ cSTRETCH t r e y GIRDLES -RE©. 5»c VALUE window- of the Manchester Trust \ Rib Lamb Chops I t , DISH TOWELS OPEN ALl\DAy SUNDAY Co. FAIRWAY PRICE Jj With Coupon Only Looking back on the early daya Grandview St. plant, A.R.A: BRANp NIfW end HIGHLAND PARK MARKH HAS THEM FREE DEUVERY ON IRDERS OF $S.OOOROVI of the company, Clarence-Ander only five workers, Includq I Choice of flgrure Use for all gelatin molds. Just tha idaol m ^ By CANNON son aays, "It was a struggle.". The three founders. , NABISCO VERI-THIN women ------^ LX..-. ■ company hed bought the plont on • With the war’e end, condlUons SWIFTS IROORnELO Grandview St.,' but the partners eased, and the company was\ able s Natural control and - ^ ^ old for your holiday festivities.\ . were unable to move in.. Permis to expand to meet the growing de S-OZi freedom RIB sion from the State to use the mand for Us products. By I98(L It !b Tech Schdol at night helped, but. feeling cramped on Grepd- ISIISr FISH DINNER PKG. END BUHER s Natural oomfort for fit - 4 - - 9 8 ' in those yest» of- the war. buying view St.; and began resting afa s Dietachable nylon tricot All Size.5 PORK equipment .for their own’ plant was for a larger place: The plant V.S. CHOICE sunshine KRISPY crotch on panty model a headache. Tolland Ipke. was the result. h e a v y WESTERN / However, government, restric Originally, the' two Andersohs\ MAUVE FRYERS OTHER STYLES AT , , 0 0 i.o. »FA IM M MANCHESTER'S HEADQUARTERS fo r •LOCK tions, on equipment were lifted just and Bertache wer^ mold ifiakerS GUBESTEAKS before the Battle of the Bulge, and only. Helmar Anderson, who Is $1.19 STEER Rogsrr CHUCK A.B.A.. which had its orders in now president of the firm, and SI UVE MAIXr. Top round, bottom ibMMfe got what it needed. The next prob Bertache, who, until his death last ij,. 75e alrlbln '•i' ECONOMY PAK lem was labor. The War Manpower summer, was vice preaident,. haa LADIES'iMPORTEDLDIES GREETING* RAINY DAY PARTY Board limited the number of em gained experience as mold makers LOBSTERS , CUT FROM U.a. ployes the company could have. As. working together in . various CHOICE 9 T E ^ BEEF f t o a result, after moving into the plants. Clarence waa skilled in de- LA. 55c ; Li,. 7SC' \, .8 9 CARDS ACTIVITIES GOODS ..U ' 2a|n|ii^ RIB ,\lb TIRSTFbOD OVEN ROAST 49/ FSksH GARjtlm l 9 l V You are tur* fo finJ the * Books - • Puzzles • Birthday Shower ^FAIRWAY PRICE i FA^CY CUKES OYSTERS » (Sc perfect card for any occa * Gamas • Activity Books CEMjO PACK^ •" lb • Cotton prints ' • Sanforized • Wadding ‘ • Games FREEZER FRESH FROZEN • Long sleeves • Sizes .84 to 38 sion when you make yours * Records * Cvit-outs RIB OR SHORt IE 5 9 ^ 4 rorl9e A’' • Flavors Party Books SHRIMP ... 79e ' 2 r.r19e • Black on orange, aqua, yellow, pink from our lov4ly selection, Be sure to see the qfficisl Mickey • - f Frozen Food Mouse coloring book tor your SPECIALS FRANCO-AMERiCAN SFA<»HETTI ...... 1 . .:. 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'-M . f -,. , IIAKCUESTEB evening HiERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN«r.raURSpAY^ NOVEMBER 3, 1958 PAGE P0UR1EEN UANCHESTCR evening herald. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER S. 1955 PAGE FIFTEEN day. The final meeting of the that the new year ia starting'sritlt ana Tbieli, vice president; Lbuanna Cost of Land Within Limit U.S. Favoring Police Hunt Skelfiton Case le-VernOit Council for th* fiscal year will be S52i members, >5. mpril. U)aa |aat R t t c k v U h O.Rellly, secretary; Collls Skinner, Driver ArreaWd held Nov, 1^, according to.the an year, * /tresiaurey. Two'-sklts were present- About Town nouncement b(,Mayor Bergei:. . Fbver New CBurek . v- ed at the 'meeting by Judy Blake, Arab^ Israeli Suspect in Area of Boston M'embers of 8t. John'a Epteco- Mrs. Isabella Thayer, 333 Lydall -Following Craah Of Town Debt, Says Mdrtih Coniiag Events Reppt*t Card Fred White, Atdia Higgins. Sally St., left, from Bradley Field laat SBCtaq ins Its Seleîon The LoljwviewFTA will hold a. pal Church laat night voted 57-16 Richardson. Joline I Breton and shoes may be of seme Saturday, via American Aiy Lines, ing the proposed purchase, Martin (OMttaasg from.. Fag* Oae) and-the mooting Monday at 8 p.m. Since it .Ip favor of constructing a nee) George. Burns. ’ The lowmNMuld issue bonds to Peace Parley help. , 'Church and pariah house faclUUta, for an extended vacation to Los Frederick WvSsnson, 20, of 66 Ends Illegal Maces said thS'^Town Planning Commis t; is American Education. Week, Slîs Slated Tryouts fbr Parents’ Night, have Angeles, (Talif., where she will Ash St., was arrested and charged ' buy all ot the Cl«ney Bros. Globe sion has be«i invited to attend the kmnkarf tn tbs hardware I dathropOloglst, he sai40,6>5. Fees bers. Non. members are invited to ton,-and Mr*. .LeotfÂdama, 68 in the vicinity of the golf dqurse the Aral real cluea” in the dlsap- school, the School Building C o ^ collected foKthe pern)lta toUled attend Monday’s meeting. / pard* at Rockville Hl$h School ‘ John Monaghan, a Junior voca Whist in the parish hall b f the heading north on Adams St, hit nltbt whJpad out the illcral noi- consideration. If the TPC decides opinion through presenting Israel tive of Cambridge Springs and mlttee tofliiy issued a statemepc in West Main 8b. goes into effect Nov. 14, according tional agricutture, student at the church tomorrow at 8 p.m'. Re and the Globe Hollow Reservoir against the purchase. It would take went to school thers and worked ,pearance' of Mias Hatch. >182. The bmldlng ihapector. re The Vernon Homemak^fs will FuMrai , the rear of a. car owned by Henry tumal drag problem in the as a peace-loving country, whereas reference to its choice; vealed that thOxtoUl number of meet Tuesday at lO am . at the to Alien L. Dresser. princip«li< school' and vice president of the freshments will be served. A. Baker, 52, of 66 S. Hawthorne for >1450,000. the 'votes of 6 ot the 0 Directors to actually the offer Is meant to Justi there. In selecting a cite, the xbrnmit- Funeral slices for Former local Future Farniers of Anierica Kama caty area. Asked what-effect the issuslng ^pp|.jjyj permits for the /year was running home of Mr*. WlUlanr Young. The Mayor John^ P. Cameron were In what he calls an improved St'., parked beside Adam*' St., Pa fy additional' Israeli' aggression Tolland County Detective Ar-i tee said, the following pirints wrere below the previous but com subject for the day wll be "what’s system toe issuing ranks. Dresser Chapter, placed first bn the Con Dorcas Sbyfety members an trolman Turner reported. When law anforcamaMroffictala of bonds for that amount would Cheney's offer contains three al against Arab states.” thur Koas and State Patrolman! considered: largely aM^ded thia afterniMn at necticut FFA‘ Poultry Judglhg of matroDoUUn 'KaHlaa City de have -on the debt limit, Martin ternativea -under which the.town About ToWii mercial and other largk^4>**^*bg Cooking in your Neighbor’s Pot— the W hlfe Funeral H(>me, with a points out' that wlth the ••usual co nounce a Swedish Baking Sale in He estimated damage at >300 Mohammed Mubarak, Damascus Frank Shay accompanied the j 1. Size—Asite mupt' be adequate projecU are expected to mhke this Gerinany.” Mra.^ Young and Mrs. operation of atudenta and parents, team recently at Kansas City. He Luther Hall of Emanuel Lutheran to the front end of the Hanson-op cided to pool thSlr efforU for a said the town can now. borrow I canxbuy ail or part of Uie 1,000 deputy and spokesman for the con Pennsylvania detecUyes in their for pi-esent and fpture needs. Na Maspruc servloe. Th* Rev. Forrest won a silver medal for ranking in •tipervlBed drag atrip with ma*i- >2,1M,S^ before reaching-its debt/ acre 'bfr^l. ■ ' •'xr- x-rn-- . ! Mary Brinker Post, a writer year's grand total John Schweitzer w'ill act as lead- MuMCr, pastor of the Union Oon'- the new system would eliminate Church Saturday, Npv. 5, at 1 p.m. erated car and >160 to the rear of jnum aafety precautiona. they stitutional bloc said '.'any offer for search of the Boston Area. ' from New Milford, will be gusat tional and state^taAdards suggest favorably with previous yesi ers.x duplication of activity and facili a group of Second place individ Mrs, Eveljm Thyresii, general the parked automobile. None llndt. . ., ■ One of the alternatives involves the liquidation of the Palestine a minimum 'of/w acres for a 1,500 gregational Church officiated. Del uals. Other Connecticut boys were thought it probably would taka The town’s legal debt limit now an arrangement with the Manches Hiss Hatch, who,yraa'Vspoi'tedly tonight at the weekly Round Table Alderman Hairy Ertel, chi Heads Speakers egations were present from the tate the recording of grades and chairman, lyrgea donors to deliver were injured. r much aa aix montha before con- is >10.770,358. That Agure la 10 problem should come through the a "quiet girl” helped aupl^rt her pupil high uaiOfA, )}ut space to ex man of the Public Works com Richard Htdlund, Middletown, Their baked goods- no later than ter CoOntry Oub whereby the club U.N. and Israel ahoiild first of ail at Your Yarn Shop. ' pand muar^be allowed if there, is -(Tongressman Horace 8c^ FWtdtvUl* Lodge of Elka, Peoptf’* isauing report cards at tfie high bronse medal; Mervin Edmopatoi), The patrolman'said the moving atrucUve reaulta a-ould ahow. per cent of the latest Grand LUt woidd buy mMt of'the present golf mother, with whom she lived .alone. mittee, said he could report no* B'ttji^' will head the H>4aking/pro- Saving! Bank, and the Rockellle school.” noon. Others on the committee are car skidded nearly 75 feet wjth its Much to their aurpriae and aatia- as- computed.for purposes of de Implement U.N. resolutions on Pal Heo'father died sometime earlier. IKE DRAFTING PROGRAM a prospect that enrollment might progress on the proposed School granK.^r the .Veterans Dsjr ob- Glastonbury, honorable mentlbn. Mr*. Inga Gustafson. Mrs. Edith course for >256,000 and move six estine.” growyto 2,000, which It might Building and Loan Aasn. Th* bear To Isslue Two Card* giving the entire team a briteae brakes on before it hit the Baker' faction. "wildcatUng" (unlawful termining the debt limit. holes across 8. Main St. to the east One amall discrepancy in the St. parking area. He said the pro servsnbe on. Nov. IS. will ers were Raymond E. Hunt, F. Le Under the new system each stu Bolli),.. Mrs. Dorothy - RlchWood, vehicle. In London, Britain today con easjjy do here. ject involved property owned by also be ra^sentatlves.'Trom both plaque for third honors. drag racing) vanlahed ..with the The town now hss a debt’ of 'side. ' ' \ ■ demned as “extremely regrettable” identity of the skeleton stiiriin- Denver, Nov, S (F>—Preeldent e inadequate site of the pres roy Klllotl, Francis Rupprechl, dent will receive from hia home Mrs.Ôiadya Johnson, Mrs. Helen opening of a f TO.OOO drag, atrip laat >6,576.0^ which is bound by the Country d u b Meet* Tosm^ the Israeli assault on Egyptian, gered, however: Miss Hatch was Elsenhower, still gaining pkyal- ent high achoo) necessitates build Vernon, and that his committee the Americah\J^gtomand the V^t- George N. Brigham, Charles E. room teacher two report cards, one Johnson, Mrs. Hildur Laking, Mrs. The number of married men In July near the Miaaouri River north 10 per ceht limit. The Water V*- kiiown to have worn "pink shell" c*l strength, today continued was awaiting legal decisions be eran(a.xtf. Fdrew k W r*. white and one yellow together with More than a billion 'f/saashgers Edith Shenning, Mrs. Elvira Dan the United States gained 470,000 Robert 'McCann, president of the positions at' Sa))ha last night in ing a completely ne.w .plant, the. Ci(y and town\^;nUaries,.'ted-by Leonard, and C aries R. McLaan. ride the M*w*York O ty subway In of the city. ^ ^ partment debt la not affected by Country Club, said the Board of t.'hlch SO Egyptians were reported glssset and. they Were not found drafting n legtsInUve program SBC aajd. If future needs had been fore reporting the manner In Burial w'aa in 'Grove HlU Ceme an envelope.' Starting with the iels, Miss Ehmjce Helslng and Miss in 1654 Compared to a gain of X Conaidered one of the beat auch the limit. The about >600,000 which *on which his party wUI run next which the area could be best used. the High School bam. will march a year. Hasel B. Johnson. 614,000 in 1851, Governors of that ofMnlsatlon killed and more than^40 captured. In the area the skeleton was dis considered when the present high from the old High School lot on tery. • llrat period class the student will airipe In Uie country, it waa fin- the town may soon borrow, to build and a committee which iiM been At United Nations, delegates of covered. year. The Tnft-HarUey Act waa school waa built, only an addition Tax Recommendations Joeepk; Samuel .Malettnn i)i esent both cardc to h|s teacher ■ iahad Juat four montha after the a new sewage plant is ns>t bound added to the growing flat ot . Alderman Edwin Heck reported School St.,..to. the monuVnent in jjljin for conatruction waa eon* negotiating over the purchase fdr Britain, France and the United The skeleton was found live to present facilities would be Central Park where a wreath will ‘Joseph Samuel Malatlan. 60, 34 tiiroughoui the day. by the limit either. The town can a couple of months, will meet States began talks today on what miles from the center of Stafford controversial Issne with which needed, it added. The SBC. feels that the tax collector had 37 ac . The teacher will record the stu borrow up to an additional three Tuesday to disCuss the Cheney he will co.afront the Democratic- counts from" the- list for the year be placed. AYiring squad from the Park Pi., died this morning at tSty *** DkecUve Sfiarka Project to do about new fighting between Springs off Rt, 32 near the Massa this mistake must not be repeated National Guard will fird, a volley Hospital aftsr a’short illness. He dent's marks on both cards and per cent of its total Grand LUt Bros, offer, .Egyptian and Israeli troops..- chusetts state line. A road neer- controlled Congryaa In Enough .acreage must be obtained 1654 that cannot be located. The return them to the student.. At Sparking the project waa the tor sewer purposes./ The action came during a ijK after a brief ceremony. yvaa born In Armenia April 16, McCann noted that the Coun A British delegation spokesman by runs to the State line pond, a ,to allow for predictable growth, in Council voted to place >152 from ’ The parade will then move to the 1605. He had been a resideilt of t))e close of th,; last peHi,d of the Jean, quiet'âpoken chief of detcc- Points Out Factors * try can do nothing until the reporting this to correspondents, favorite spot for lovers in summer. minute huddle yesterday yrtth the f(iture. these accounts on the Suspense day the student will return to his threa of the, Kanaaa City, Mo., Martin pointed out two factors Secretary of labor Mb Recreation Field where' Congress Mahcjieater before coming to town decides which .of the three . said they were conferriiig among State Police said Pennsylvania It is considered that the 41 list. The Council voted to refund man Seely-Browp will speak. The RocKVHte >ve years ago. He was home room and leave the yellow ptêe departhicnt, MaJ. Eugene which tend to Incnase the town's alternative offers, if any, it wants tHemselves and with U.N. Secre / acres of the CHk-Aberle site is a to Stephen Ketcham >8 for a dupli 43rd Division Band will ^Ve a card with the home rortr.i teacher.. ‘ M, Pond. whoaeN^deratanding and capacity to borrow Wlthobt ex authorities, who arrived here yes UA8 DEPOB'TA’nOI'J/AAGKED reasonable size for its cqntem- employed\|U; the American Dyeing to accept. , V tary General Dag Hamrnarskjold. terday have so far failed to come cate tax billing and that the sum band concert following the abort Corp.'^here/ This card will be used for Offlch inUreat in the ^ roddera* prob PATHBR- SON HOT RODDERS are MaJ. Blugene M. Pond and ceeding its debt limit: The Country Club head said he He said an appeal to the Security plsted use. or>113 be abated to 16 accounts lem waa aa much peraonal aa pro*. up with -an explanation of how speaking program. In case of rain records and fer calculating /the Gene. 16. MaJ. Pond sparked Kana as City Project for supervised drag 1, As soon aa the high school,la thinks there is a possibility the Council '"will ^ considered.” Washington, Np^. t Tho 2. Character of the Cand —The for military aerv-ice connections. the event will be held in Sykes Surviving ate^hia wife Mrs. Elsie honor roll. ' fa^MMl. Himaelt an automotive racing. Hia son recently won a tr qphy In drag competition. completed, it will add about » club can false, the money for the tfiin Hatch might hava gotten Board of imnU^nition appeals sitiTis High, cleared, well drained, From the list of 1653, >18 was Auditorium. Both the Legion and (Lukeman) MaiaUan, two broth "CfiolcB Ftm N Notivt Fsultry — DlfVet From Our Forms To & fiobbyiat and the father of million to the Grand List used for purchase. - ^ from Pennsylvahla to Connecticut. today upheld/ a deportation nearly level,'and easy to develop. placed on the Suspense list for VFW Poet homes will be open to ers, Mark ot Hartford, and Joap If a student's w ork.is incom a 16-year-old "dragater," he vol computing the limit, i McCann/said he personally felt ‘State Police Sgfc,Edward O'Con order agalmrt W'Ulism O. (Big ,3. Location—^The site is central three accounts the collector is un-. the public for the remainder ot the (South America; four step-chil plete bn a subject the teScher. will SOS MAIN STRfET AT THE CENTER . TEL Ml f. unteered hia aervicoe on hla own. 2: Ihe town retires about >500,- the price Is “somewhat high, con iFirenieia Piit Out nor said the State Police Imrracks Bill) Liayc operator of Wheel to population growth. It is located able to locate. j day. dren, Mrs Elsie Hem. Joseph place, in the card cnveippe a slip Motorcycle patrolmen often bor 000 worth of debt each year. sidering the amount of land which here has nq'record of any missing ing Dowms Race Track la West '• m i^ a y between two of the town’s New Arrivals Lukeman, both of CrysraA t-ake; stating what v,-ork must be made OFEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9:00 P.M.x^ rowed Major Pond'a high-powered 204 Israelis Die in Battle City treasurer. Abper Brooks up and the deadHriTe for its com Martin also pointed Out that is not developed.” Fire in Mattress women and therefore /diacounted Virginia. The board ruled that three elementary achools, near was authorized to . transfer the A ron was born at Chty Hospital Mrs. Dorothy (4iasek, W1 car to chaae young racing offend- even If the town purchased all of Mrs. Martha Stevenson, execu the possibility that the remaina the^^migraUon Service, which aeveral large developments, and sum of >2,500 to the Public Works yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest tic; and Robert Lukeman, pletibn. This slip, as '.veil a* the ’“ T ------SPECIALS "" tha land, part of the cost would tive secretary of the Chamber of -X. were those of a person who had ordered lAss out of-the eouatry near the fastest-growing sections vtlle. ■ ■ - V white report card, must be signed *^'chaalng the hot foddera ehdan: With Egyptian^ at/Outpost Difpertment, >3,000 to the Public 'Schneider, 54 Franklin St. be charged against the Water De Commerce, said the C of C7s Board A fire,' believed to have origi lived in northeastern Co'nnecticut. •t July, had shown that Linn of town. It can be approac'hed Health Nursing Assn., and >4,000 . Farm Burean Electa Funeral services will be held the parents. fared the livea of the kida, the partment and would therefore' not of Control .would probably meet nated. In a mattress, ûsed >100 in O'Connor said State Police hi is a Greek alien who Is in the from all directions by well-paved Saturday at 2:30 p.m. from the Mcr Urges parents to make WHOLE CHICKEN SOUP STi pursuing .'officera and innocent (Oeaûed frees Page Oae) to the Fire Truck Reserve Fund, At its 36th annual meeting last •V-, M bound by the limit. soon to discuss and possibly take smoke damage to one ,ot the roOms started a tedious search throu United SUtes lllegall.T, Lias roads. TTie building can be con all to be taken from the General night, the Tolland County Farm Ladd Funeral Homs. The Rev. For evei^êffort to sign the report To Broil motoriau and did not aolva or alow The manager also said he had a atand on the question of buying in the boarding house owned by its misaing persons Ales at Hart contends he' I* a ritlxen,. and nected with all public utilities. Fund, Bureau elected 15 new directors. rest Musser will officiate. Burial card* and make-up slips itnmedl- or Fry Each $1.09 the problem,” the detective chief ssdd the Israelis had thrown 3,000 consulted with a credit rating the land. Stanley Nichols st 108 BU^ch St'., ford in an attempt to Mm a that he' was born at Wheeling, At pre?ent, pupil's ■wltirin I ’i Alderman William Stiles re Simon Llpton, president, presided will be at Grove' HUl Ometery. atsiy SnoNMe that students return 4 Lbik 2Vc reflected. . ' troopw against 100 Egyptians at /mwsTidbit^ firm and waa informed that the Nichols raid today. \ woman whose stature patched W. xVs., 58 years ago. V miles of the high school are re- Friends may call at tha ftmeral them to scmpl the day after they Major Pond'a first step in the quested that streets included in the oyer the meeting which was held (he Si flabha post. The attack was, additional debt ^would probably The tjnited States produced only Companies 8 and 4 of the Squth that of the skeleton. /'qulred to walk or furnish their line of march for the Vetervis Day at.the Vernon Grange Hall.. home tomorrow 4-6 p.m, are issued. \ BROILERS, FRY Sy ROASTERS/ FOWL hope of elbninating the problem Culled from AP Wir^ not have an adverse effect on the 280 tons of m ag îu m in 1630 Manchester Fire De-, -rtment put O'Connor .said thaâthologists There are about 877' million head own transportation. Some sam If a student I s 'a ^ n t on the day. yiiu « cbnfarenoa with all law en.- support^ -by armored cars parade be closed during the pa Directors named last night are report 'cards are lawbd, he will WHOLE OR CUT town's, position in the bpnd mar- compared to lOg/WlO tons at the out the blase,'which occurred at at Hartford were determining the of cattle in the world, about 18 per ple distances from . the proposed rade, and the Council vote (he -Mrs.'/Percy-Cook, Andover: John AU XaloottvUl* and Vernon nqin R YOUR COOKING NEEDS foroenent chiefs of the ■ Kansas yet. ■ ______- height of the Korean War and 70,- 5:30 this morning In a room Oc/ lossible cause of the person’s cent more Oian l)efore World War site'are: ' take his cards to hif^teachera be Clty^^WMC ~"bdro~ unthualaatleaH: muiUoueîiaid.^*lt sst^ t h t * , I veterans'-organisations.- a- permit -Swan^mt Jr--> Boltoni-Leonard- Rob a te —new—being, handled fore 'dr *fterTRhobl~wluf ir hoTV^ lasted seven hours', but ^ , an In anbtJisrflevclOpbMnt eoncern- 000 toha In 0 S f. cupled by Lm Kadja, eafh. He said Uie dress fragments Ui ----- ' ----- ...... ------■ Ont^jttjerreTtTVernon Center. 1 4 for the parade. inson, Columbia; Raymond Davis, through the Mancheeter Evening iFICfAUZINGIN^ pledged their aupfwrt of a drag President of New York Stock milep:'Ogden's (Corner. 1 mile;. Fox turns. other point rbfaired to it/ae '’still The question raised at the last Coventrj)^ Mrs. Clinton (4iarter, Herald. Bockvllle Burean; located The new system was adopletl fol atrip project, Theae men then Exahange tells lonal sub- Hi>TDrivb via South St.. 1.5 milea; a t \ l Martlet St„ telephene Bock- called a meeting of all interested going on.” There werw'ûnofflcial roinmittce that j>reseni financial meeting by - Alderman Ertel con Eîington;\ Clarence V. Rathbun, lowing a study made by a facutly Cut-Up Poultry' THE FARTS YOU UKl THl RESr ■‘hot rodders,'including, youths ar re p o ^ ..la. Dalrb '4»t^4«-Egyptian Corner of West Main St., and Ver- cerning the. dredging of the Hock- Hfkton; .Lvther Steajne.. Mant-. VHI^TB M II6 .. commlUeevOR the maIh(xL.af.ia^;^ counterattack, but/the communi la'wa would iKv* suffwIcHt proteo- noh' Ave.. "'Vta West su: anum River in the vicinity of .West field; Mrs. Earle Abbe, Somers; rested for drag racing. tton to Investors if properly en ing report cards Spd recording que did not specifiasny confirm it. milesri-Skinher Road,. 1.4 nilles; St. win answered last night by- Mrs.' Ellsworth Rvder,"Stafford: Q-ôw many breeds of doga, grades bn th* permanent recora 1 ' AesoclatloB Grows forced. . . . U.8. Weather Bureau Orchard St. via Union St., -1.3 Mayo*- Frederick S. Berger, when Mrs. Ray S. Peck, Tolland; Wesley BREASTS, LEGS, WINGS, LIYERS O ut of that meeting and a sec •The action by the Israeli De 'eetabllshas new station in Worces in the ketter family? cardg. The committea was ap fense Army ladt night resulted In miles; Oak Stv via Unk)i> St., 1.5 he. told the Council that this could Bradway>, Unlop; Frank Nieder- —Three. The English setter pointed by Dreaser last spring. ond dne^'attended by >65 ''speed- Jer tb bolster Neyr England storm miles. not be done by Army engineers ex BACKS and NECKSg GIZZARDS the expulsion of the Egyptian In warning service./ , werfer, Vernon; and ftoliert Thorp, which is usually white- with' High 8choel Note* aters." g ^w the non-proSt Kansas vading fom .” the Israeli. Foreign Council Meets , cept in case of emergency. The Willington. : black, orkng* or tan-patchers; the In other High School news this City 'nminlg AaaociaUon, now com-^ Mlnistrv/iipokeaman said. -Emperor Haille Selassie oIk Anticipation ot the end of the mayor added that the subject Dlrectors-at-large for the State Irish setter always mahogany week the Dramatic Club, Under poaed of St^hot rod clubs Pith “Egyptian positions, which were serves tSth anniversary of acces city's fiscal year on Nov. l6 pro would receive further considera Farm Bureau Assn.Vor one year red; and the .Gordon setter al- the direction bf Miss Eileen Mur tRM FRESH GRADE A EGGS DAILY/ more than 1,(M members. Soma of entr^hed In Israeli territory, sion to Ethiopian throne. ,’ .- . vided only routine business k t the tion.' are Willard J. Sterha;...Mansfield ways black with small tan mark phy. has started its year's activ tA$Ti AND COMPARE . . . GUARANTCBD TO SA1 the clubs m.eet at police head- were supported 'by, ether Egyptian Communist East German Premier next to last meeting of iHq Com The next tin can collection and. Winthrop PorterXHebron. ings on its head, feet, chest and ities. At the last meeting, Fred fuariora. \, immediately across the bor- Otto Grotewohl orders secret mon (Council held, fast night, v through the City will start Mon August Loehr Jr., Vernon, raported tail, I Whit* Was slscted president; Juli contributing h ^ f the coat, Isr. In order to accomplish Its police to crack down on “eaemlea” ir«'k««» Qity contractor construct task of expelling the Eg.yptlan in ,01 workers’ class.. ed a heavy-duty, asphaltic vader. It was necesary for an U.8. Considering closing con \i* I * I ’ I Jl ^ .11 1 , n *t : ^ “ 2 crate drag strip built to ai Israeli unit to silence these sup sulate /n Hanoi, capital of Com> - \ ! ii'i “ 1 i.tJ tin 1 i! i I ■t' 1''' _ . H. spaddcations and valued at iZ4l,- munis/N- dominated North Viet porting posts. * • 000. It la >460 fast lanf pith “As soon as this was accom Nara,{ according to authoritative 1.000-foot runoff. A tlmlMr device plished. the Israeli unit waa able sources there. . . . Supporters of registers speeds one-fmirth piUe to .conclude its mission,, of expelling U.S.-backed Philippines predict frm the starting lln^ the Egyptians from Israeli terri- they wilt break Hecurity Council election deadkirk With Yugoslavia MANCHESTER An average of TOO runs per Sun* tpry. Thwe are no Israeli forces day arejmade on the atrip. Spec abroea thb Egyptian border,. It la when next rii^nd: ; Icornea up. tator attendance Jm high, although equally true that Egyptian the ■ aasodatlon/novar has adver forces are now back In Egypj^ \ tised noMMaarelhlly.—- - where they belong.That was Un Trio Facies Q iurt Your Best The ttO /W thus far invested nn position at noon today. ”- PUBLIC MARKET the pm fe^% aa loaned the aaeoci- Cite Two VIolationa tlon^by JtSttbi •as men and . other The spokesman imtd Egypt was 111 Session Today 8 0 3 - 8 0 5 MAIN STREtT 'Âfter operating the strip guilty of two armistice violations; PHONB Nl-i-**** 1 i indayiL the assoriatidn was occupying Israeli territory and o Ellington men. and a Ver /to pay 6M.OOO on .the debt stationing excessive forces' In the Strip SelftS«vp»rting non \ youth were arrested and "defense sone” at the border. charg^ with breach of the peace Food Buys êventually, the strjm wilt be self- ' The U.N. chairman of the Is yestetday aa the result of an al ‘ ----- ■mua*- /aupporting with profits being lA- raeli - Egyptian Mixed Armistice leged HVlIoween Incident In ^hlch vested in improVlnd and expandingCommission._____ Francois Qiaccomag.______the atrip facilities, achoiarehlpalgj, proteited toTaraell authorities a beer bmtie was thrown through and canaMuctlM of aeveral fully- a saconAatory window»w at \h ei aiminat detention at U.B:.pbaorveri i, 74 HenSt equipped garages where hot rod In the El Auja U.N. headquarters homa of Jm n I. Olson, ders can worjt on 'their cars. during tha fighting laat night. He St., polica siUd sre Here I •Hiey sre Ncnry. L. McDermott,' The hot-rod clubs take turns aald the Israelii refused tjo lei four operating the strip and poet mem and JoaepK F. CUrtla, 21, both ! • obeervers and two ra d ^ operators I? RFD 2. Ellington; and Theo” bers at an work apots. Even the leqve the building, pp fem intn^ members help out by >r^mahly\,*t dora Bcheltlin, Ik Center Rd., Ver EXTRA FANCY EVISCERATED the time t ^ Israeli forces wwe non, police reported. They were aunnli)g the insurance rales gate, attacking El Sabha, . \ ticket/booths and driver's llrenaa taken Into cuatodji by Patrolman Lb- IW ih, Tha Cairo . Communique said: .Joseph Sartor folipwihg an In IK N r Iqpolnt. ■Their (laraeil) forces oulnum-‘ Frozen HEN TURKEYS etly Jean Rodgers. l7-year- vestigation by Lt. te tte r Cassells 5-14 LB. AVG. when you akl wife of Robert E. "Bob" bered ourA 30 (o 1 because the Is and were arrested Op warrants MRDSEYE gera, preside^ of the assocla- raelis still are using the trick of issued by Prosecutor J^hn R1 Fltl- deo,. thinks it's 'fun to share her attacking pne small post with Getijd. .. FRENCH FRIED POTATOES f e a t u r in g n a t i v e VESH POULTRY 'husband's interest in hot redding. hqayy forcea, then escaping. Egypt , Siheltl'ln was released In cus WAYBEST CHICKENS 38e ”l ‘m in it about as deep aa he hi not trying to widen this mili tody tM\hii attorney \rithd|it )>oAd, ■TO BROIL OR FRY , FOR CtTirtNO UP MEDIU.M SIZE c l t -up/ b e a d y / CHICKEN PARTS / Is.” she explained. Uke some pf tary operation and only uaei her WnHeâch of the others was re- 2 '9 Oz. P k gs. 33c FOR THE PAN ,‘V the other hot rodders' wives, She forcea for defenae." leased'wjMer >100 iMnd for kperial WHOLE OR SHANK HALF FOWL CAPOK * * e • * * 6 e'e Y S O club mamher and de An Egyptian military spokee- court hesAng at 2 p.m todar. F R Y ^ BrieMt ...... *lb. acing her hUrirand down man aald Egypt has “considerable . Judge VVi^y Gryk explîm MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE , . A ' ■ trying-to b e^ ' his jaeoo. mihtSTjr strength'’ intthe region.- tha. apeciat sesttbp la being ^ d READY-TO-EAT HAMS ^ $3c ■ and '■ WillffG Admits she probSoly couldn’t The spokesmen gavf' the locs- because RcheltHn Is'-qn leaveyfr in hia roadster ^ t riie'a tion of the attack aa ah Egyptian the Army and m"*iT*poj 2 s Oz. Cans 39c Lb. 39c , Each Necks and Backs ik 16o V she, hSs clocked above poaltlon called Safha. a frontier to hia station tomorrow “/SLw9 the fapmy car. p ^t'ao u th of Ei AuJa, which Is Chief Herman O: fêndVl'said MINUTE MAID Paliosaaen Members about 60 miles south of Gass. He today this leaves oKiy one i Hal PORK BUTTS ^ 39c FACE BUMP BONELE88 CHOICE BO: 8 BEEF c o l o n ia l b b a n d SeveraL^llcemen hojd roember- saik no information had been re- loween Incident lUfl under Inves'U- GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS CHOICE BEADY ■ro EAT 'ahlp In^the hot rodders' clubs, ceiv^ In Cairo regarding caaual- gation of several which, began on drtrial; cars qualifying under one tiea on either' aide. that night. GOLD COIN OVEN ROAST P O T ^ A S T / SMOKED HAMS ' oe/tMra ot the 11 divisions from Laat. Thuraday, an Israeli mili One of/riie investigations re ■ »12 Dz. Can 'D m YOU Know that row U. S. Savings Bend* 21e âmck cari to dragsters, bdllt for tary sidesm an charged the sulted IrKa l«-year-old youtli be ih e y H ^ y a Bond name and turn it Want your interest p aid ^ ienrrent^ Lb. 59c all-out competition. The police de Eg>’ptiajis still held a checkpost ing s ^ v t e the Connecticut Re- will go on earning money for you—even after over to you. "'\ M M SLICED BACON 39c Lb. pwtment's liaison is L37.50 la a a a NMAPPLB FANCY -REDUCED way. When a spectator expressed A RMimn TO owNns SAVE ON CORNED b e e f , BACO.N HA.ND PICKED surprise timt licing wasn't re- torial claims within It, and It waa property. • in a Bond in 1945, it’s worth 150.00 today. But S iiin e a ie Vahnt. demilltirlsed'because of strateglj’ ."rte deal was closed early this Owtee M l Tear JUICB2SC OUR OW.V MAKE ' aumed, he reminded -a hot rodder road crossings within Its conAnes. if you hold it for 10 years more, it will be worth or ^TVRINO situs r AND $ MeINTOSH APPLES PURE PORK SAUSAGE that motorists move, fast on the afternoon. George L. Orazladio % $• 9 IfBflff-■ •»’» »••••••■• t i a i j o ) GROCERIES Chuck Cornell .. C MAC APPLES highways In the' rain. It Includes a Jewish -colleclive setw was Ihi'realtor. Watkins wa.s rep I67..34—giving you a net return of $29.84. 1 SAVIN6S lONDS tlement called Oivath Rachel resented by Atty. John T\. Mroaek I M id M t PU S p®UUU*i*aeeeeeae* ^ torsaa' Pmk SEEDLESS ! STRICTLY FRESH Lfi. 4u». 39e "Well,-they're oraxy,” the young which is )Millding irrigation dams. and the' estate by Atty; Jay E. It s easy to see why 3.out of 4 Bond owners are Unlike Series E Bonds, which earn $• S RMN. la Our Own Freahiy Sliced hot rodtjer shot back soberly. ib aw i Hm M -y aar JACK FROST SUCAR PEACH BASKET FULL U.N. truce'observers have called Btiblnow. ' , interest even afthr maturity, F and Ub 4 ipuuvu***•*****•* Hickory Smoked keeping their matured Bonds—and why to GRAPEFRUIT EGGS "” ^63c Bacon ...... Lb. 9 T C on lioth' sides to pull their forcea The property, at 148 E Center G Bond* do not. If your F.and G m ta a d a i a a ra h n 99 S .im®6U« •#••*• o-a * • 1ICM ou(. Each agreed to comply pro St., has a 66 foot frontage on E. ^many Americans are investing«ia more through Small Link K O e* AUC APPLES S% •» A yeeu...... U 7 M t S 47c Nabiaco Graham "SC ,— vided the.other Would do so first. Center and afJO foot frontage on the Payroll Saving! Plan.i^Thit it the plan that Bonds have matur^, have them >aaw af vaar Crarkers ___Lb. ‘Pkg( O C SaUaage...... Lb. O T C The Israelis claimed they polled { Spruce St. redeemed—andf, while you're at T* ■ ...... ' 7 ...... Itl.M 23c nig. fjtrge IJhk ■ _^ ^ $1.49 doe* your Mving for you; You just sign'up at ITALIAN CHESTNUTS 2 ^ 45c out but that the 'Egyptians retained l h e a d s r% •• a y«en. . . , . ; ...... IB4.M Hweet Life ' ; Q A ûaage ...... Lh. .Lb. OOC NATIVE certain strong points. The Egyp the bank, why reinvest the pro Coffee .... .1, . . . . . Lb.'. O T C the pay office where you work and tfll the people ^ ^ **•*'* *oe*» tW .M .*4puftage tians countered by Claiming that ceeds in United'States Series E or NABISCO SWISS NATIVE BUTTERNUT OR •Meat .. Harry V. Aronson, 44, of 126 there whit you. want'to save each'^'pryday. *\^ W It Y *W (...... iix « a Nathan Hale Q O e> .:.... 1^. 49c POTATOES^- Gbopcr MUl St., was arrestsd aftsr what the Israelia claimed were Public Records H Ronds? There’s no finer, safer *. Coffee ...... Lb. OTC Italian border police within (be zone ac They II put- that amount aside for you—before -t miiaiJght last night aa the result tually were Israeli Army units. investment.— and both yield'the S|u$i$>6^9u^6 6B^6$Mr69y bê99^ CREAM SANDWICH Snuuge Lb. 69c 1 56 Lb. Bag '8 9 c | ot a ^turltahce at hia home and you get your c k ^ . When enough accumulates. '0 9 y i n 9mm Bflwlawl ACORN SQUASH >^-5c Real Gold- 7 9 c Last Sunday, Canadian MaJ. same liberal ^ u m . 'IS4.M ch u sM with Intoxication by Pat- Gen. E. L. M. Burns, U.N. truce NATIVE .MIIAf. FED BONELESS rotmaa Thomaa Graham. Lg. Pkg. 33c U.S. NO. J EXTRA GOOD supervisqra' chief; cupported by VEAL R^Â5T , Lb« 4 9 c U.N. Secretary General Dag Ham- marakjold, called on both sidca to COOKING POTATOES 99c halt border reprteale. The two U.N. officials wanted that oflenalve ac tion by alther aide.''‘may resuJt in tha gravaar/txtnsenucnccs.'' MAiycaESTER EVENING ÊRALD, MANCHESTER, COK.N, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 195B V PAGE SEVENTEEII

MknchMtar, Mrs. Atiha Qrady oC who accompanied her husband on a weekend Specialty. 'The Ice cream Columbia HanutKHid, HI., and Mrs.' Lorstta schools and the fuUirt Junior-aan- Sings in Show a JOMlay buatMas trip ,to London, bar, which was one of the main oit- lor high school undilF*one super Baker of Santa Monica^ Calif.; Paria and Amsterdam, aald^ that tracUbns of the Snack Bar, will also several niecea and nephewa. visory district. WINDOW SHADES P T A P ^ t e l S ^ much last apace, agpairently, had continue. , -h • < *1. y- t- . ^ ' ■ / ' Mrs. Le«nafd was a meqiber of Benefit Planned been devoted to the ' Princeea'a Attends Meeting'' . Manchester Evening Herald An WASHARLE Radiant Chapter 11, OEg, charter dilemma in the Engliah. pape^. Guy Outlaw, a member of the For Meeting' at member of the 38 dub and meiw- dover' corrMpondent, Mrs. Paul For Skoog Boy In London, the visit pf Portu- Andover faculty,' attended a meet Pfanattehl, PI 8-8048. • . INTERSTATE .l|er of the''Women's Aualliary of President was a 'scene of ing of the CEA- Retirement Oom- the Windham Cbmmuhity Memo ______AQUA SHADE Yeomans Hall In M^cheeter medieval pageantry. Mr. and Mra, mlttee at ths YWCA In Hartford rial Hoapttal, aU sit WiUlmantlc. Richards saw UiS ctremonial pro- this week aa SliepresentaUve ftirn VK Slade to Order - Aleo', the Ladles' Aid .oPths Co ceaslon as the visiting dignitaries Tolland .County. W BofS with Your RoDcrii ' CoIurabW, Nov. S (SpeCImlli'r-At lumbia Congregational Church, the A d d ^ ir. Nov. 3 - (Sphclal) — tiv.four or fiva open carriages were Coming Event* W o r k , th« Columbia PTA monthly m at Monday dub, Columbia Grange A b e n ^ dance for Chuegy Skpog, 131 P of H, and ptrior 'to her ill s o rte d on their way to the Lord There • will ' be an Bixecullve L A. JOHNSON ing Tueaday, -at 8 p,m. In Yao- ness a very active member of the local, youngster who wae\ para Maybr’a for lunch by 130 coal- Board meeting of the PTA thU mahs Hall a panel discuatlon oh Columbia Recreation Council. ^ lysed after k .tragic diving mishap blsCK hbiyes and knighta-in-armor. evening at 8 o'clock In the all . - 'ITiey vlrited Paria one weekend, PAINT 00a Teading wUi be conducted. ' Funeral' servioea . 'Will be ksid at Andovbr Lake June 4. wl purpose room of the Andover Ele I n C o m f o r t The Ehcecutlve Board met at the taking in the' Arc de Triomphe and mentary School. from the Columbia Congregational held at White Cagle Hall. : WIUwHit Backache 899 Main S t, TcL MI-9-4501 home of Mre. Reginald (jewU Tuee- Church on Friday ^November ♦, at the Louvre and walking along the A ragular troop meeting of tha Chester NOv, 12. .famed bank* of the Seine. «sl*a S«« l t f h«, ti«*d« cht, or aiinealar day to make plana for the forth % p.m„ with the • TOv. Henry G. The Skoog boy, Who Is. now Boy Scouts will be held today at I S*4 poiM au r tamo on with oror.«xci- coming meeting. It was dedded Wyman officiating. Bhrurwilt be Amsterdam, tMy enjoyed the the Town Hall^roin 7 to 9 p.m. on.omoUoml spooto or to d u >tr«o ond undergoing/therapy treatment at ■ trips and a viali to a Palace. troln. AadM m wboontond d riA u p w M e that aeveral members would be in the family plot in the Willi- ,the Newlaôn Home for Crippled Boards to Meet ■emrtiiiios N S or mild blodddr Irrltotloa ‘ted to sponsor “coffee hours'' as mantle Cemetery. Priende may I o( the mosV striking memo- Members of the Andover Boai ...w ith that rmtlooo,nncoadortphlo foollns. TCHIRS Children/ has regained come con rles bf the entli» trip, Mrs. A|ch- It you a n Sthorahh ond worn out hdcauoo a'^n d raising project to be. com call at the Hallahan A Cardinal trol of his ahouTdef muscles, ac of Education will attend a meettiig at thooo dUeomforta, Doan'o Ptib ofUn hotp pleted this month. Each hostess Funeral Home in WiUimanttc to cording to his uncle,' Herman ards arid, was ths profusto(t.ôt of the Regional Board In H^ron hr thtir pain roHoriaf aetloB, hr thoir tooth- C R U liES Wll, wj; as many other members day from 2 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 8 flowers \Mld on the atreeu M tomorrow.evening at 8 o’clock. Inc oiroct to OMO Waddor IrrItatloB, ond hr Wienbicki, of Manchester... tholrmllddlaratle notion throuahlbokidnoro / prices low enough for anyone. The as bhe desires with each guest con- p.m, \ Ihe dance will be the first bene- y'The Boards of Educa^n from — tondlaa ta iacroaat tha aulput at tha I I AIR TICKETS tiibuflngN^ toward the fund. PeriKN^ Mention M in Manchester for the boy lack of cotprfui fall foliage waa Hebron and Marlboroui^Mve also milao at iid aor tahao, noticeable, iW gh , and the Rich-/ 8a if nossins h ^ o rh a mohaa rtm foal All 'hiembcrs are remtndM to at Karen Anthony^ daughter of Whose family formerly reilded been Invited to' attend^he meeting droiaW.out. miaaraMo.i.with rmtloaa.olaop- tend the meeUng as cards are no and M.!**’ George Anthmy of R L 8, here. ards were toldvthat there never u which -will consider/the feasibility loH nlchto..,daa'tWait.,.trr Daan'o Pino... longer mailedNput- prior to each haa been choten tnasuref of the Saxe Photo/ îerzbickll one of the sponaora, much color in the Autumn leaves. of combining the ^ e e elementary Sot tho ooma hoppr rollot miHioat havo on.’ FOLEY meeting. Student. Council at Ike Wlhdham Gloria Paul '/ announces that dancing will .be Mr.,and Mra Heater Sharp, Who Jarodforamdeyoaio.GotDoaa'aPnhtadoLrl Named ^ High SchooL \^, Mid from 8 to 12 and will feature flew east from Bloomington, HIl- Steamship tutA Travel Agency N George A. Reama has been ap Gloria Piul will *aig in the min music' by the Dubaldo Brothers nota, to stay wlthXtkelr grand- 54 CHUEQI STREET ixhnted to serye on the Board tef Manchester Bvsadng k era ld Orcheatra. 'children, are returning home to- strel ahow to be present^ at the dfy. They are Mrs. RlCbai^' par- H A R T F O r o 3, C O N N . Assessors by the Board of Select Columbia eorresbondentk Mrs. Verplanck School Nov. 11, 12 and A. buffet lunch, will be served men ^toNfeplace Ward Rosebrooks Prank MarchlaaÂO 8-MM.\ continuously all evening and is in enU. ' J A 2-3188 who resigned. 13 by Campbell .Council No. 373, cluded as part of the donation. Area Trarhero Hold Mketlag Personal Mention ,* KnightSsOf Columbus. Tickets for the event are avMI- TCachera from Coldmbl*,. Ha- Mr. and Mrs. H. Arthur Miss Pstil^ls notgd for her swing able at Herm'a Caniera Shop in bron, Marlborough, Bolton \ and * Lodghrey of Manchester are the L o c d l S i o c ^ Style of singing.^ A repeat per- Manchester. James Syme, Patrick Coventry were invited to Join Of a daughter, Darlene, Welch and Joseph Carter, who Andover faculty yeaterday aJ ROASTING CHICKENS DON'T rmance' for hei, she will sing have been among those moat •ct. 26 at the Manchester noon at a meeting and pot- StUi plenty of wear left la Memorial Horaital. The grand tw^ of the current top tiinee of the active In the benefits put on by supper. Mra. Hazel Floyd, of So many people have been asking for our chickens this the Ctaucky Skdog Benefit Fund' ahaea when broaght hare tar parents'û-e Mr, and Mrs^ T. A. ^Cobw* A MMUInbmsk. toa ihb h u appeared throughout faculty, and Mrs; George Mui^., fall that we have run short nearly every weekend. You expert repairing. Loughreyxjf Columbia I4 23 for Solicitation. Club members will Arrow, Hart. Heg. ... 50H 33H visit hohiM from' Nov. 3 to 12. Aas.o. Spring . . ; ...... 3i 34 Proceeds frpm the sale of bulbs Bristol Brass...... 18 2a will go towards the purchase of Collins ...... 105 125 an audiometer fbr.^ the Horace W Em-Hart ...... 29 32 Porter School. x Pafnir Bearing...... 49 it Mrs. Medora I.,rMiard Lahders-Frary Clk. .. 24 26 Mrs. Medora Leonard, "ST died N. B. Machine Co. ..' . 35 38 4' Tuesday at her home, after N, Eastern Steel ... . 7 >4 Illness. ■ • / / \ normNorth anaand JucJudd . . 34 37 Born at Baltic, July 1./1899/ahe'xftuseell Mfg. . . . 8 10 was the daughter of Salvina U s l^ le y Works . 56 5914- and Euhemie Cardinal., TerrV Steam .128 She leaves besideii her husband, Torringl ~ . 32k. ,.. . 59 62 I Cardinal 6 t Willlniantic; three 'tha abova quoiauaiis are not to sisters, Mrk. Blanche Savory of be construed as actual''ni»kets. n t P H z e This It Manchester^FOriginol ^scount Basement Store Witbô Tremencûs Stock of/Nationolly Adyertisod ^l^liances. . : AU At Exceptionally H Price^ Come In Today! PORK PRODUCTS House of Tobin Packing Co. \. Extra l.M n ^^by.Pprk Leins 6-7 Lb. Xvg. Lb. S9c Extra Lean S in le ss Fmsh Picnics ...,. Lb. S9c V»ry Lean Pivsb Whale Homs...... Lb. SSc iaby Perk FreshXSpareribs...... Lb. 49c Fresh Front P o rk f^ t ...... Lb. 19e "SPECiM-»WE MAKE IT" . Art Beef ond Towota Link Sausage* . .. • • SMOKED MEAT PRODUCTS/ Cudahy Extra Lean Smoked Shoulders /... Lb. 39c Foster Cooked Boneless Horn ____ Lb. 89c Grote & Weigel Cottage Horn . .... 7 Lb. 49c Grote & Weigel Fronkfutts ... .., Lb. 49c

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SHOP FOR AU t h e ABOVE GOODi TI;IINGS TO EAT WITH , Larabee and Toros ^ ■ ' . - ' AT tHE L . t . W O A M LOlWER H.ANT anri MEAT ÔUSE 51BISSEUST, REAR OF IQE PLANT T E L Ml 3-B424 . 1 ■V . •' ' ;> -t 1 ' ’ j " .V- \- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER^ CONN^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 19S8 V. MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD, MANCHESTER. 0 ( ) ^ „' THXmSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1955 PAGE NINSTEEir -X, YOUBUY B iîtn A|>pQinte 4 ® ^ ie ld M .. K ; tractk^ Do / Op ifn Now; Coach? *on lib Y e a r ; This Campaign BEC MIXED tKtt'BLBS 2 great Speed to the outside, scooted •tftat yeara aa a miaoivleacua man X- <(l Fres Academy and Ba4d Hartford. ager who makea no aOn^ of hia V. J a rv l. yarda in the ‘ air for an oVeralh for two TDa on runs of 28 and 74 Farrell Xetnms p . /a r v i. offensive total of 218 yards. That's admiration for Branch mckay, ta y^rda whlla gaining 128 yardi in Although playing mlnna tha Totals ... 1(1 a pratty fair mdrk for a school eervicea of Arat string tackle, Dick the new field manager of tlig Pitta- boy alaveh'but the biggest draw aeyen carries. Farrell continued his Inirgh Piratea. . back in the Indiana’ attack has CMts^dlng work with 95 yards in Farrell who suffered a alight eon- Rickey, who became chairtnaoi J. McCooe ... ’^103 been Ite inability to score up until nina attempU whilt acampering cusaloii in tha Middletown encoun ^f the. board after reaigmng tl, WIttke ... io« last Saturday when -they erupted 58 yardsvfor another aix-polnter. ter, the I\e r.rl.it total gained In the losing battle a gan Waa dictated by aomeorte else A. lA xiarl both Walker rBrlgge. and AUbrio Notre Dame oC'Nbw Haven. WU> / F. lA tzarl week previous to undefeated Mid hope to remedy the eltuatlon be bur Cross and Mi{f(^ wMle loaing THE BEST IN —obvioualy Rickey, adding; ' <4) dletown. Also for a changa in the fore engaging strong West Haven to Hamden end Robert Fitch and ‘N / riae or fall on this aelectlon. Cl, Smith 8* '83 2S7 script, the backs fumbled.only once I am totally confident that he la II. Smith .. 107 91 38.1 Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock at playing a socreleea tie with Nbr- and that came on the Anal play Mt. Nebo. It's the home Anale wMk. The vialtcni won last year’s the beat man available." Totals ...... J7S *193 "iTi ”m0 of. the contest. Juat as he did in becoming man for the'Indlans who Aniah tha aea- struggle 14-8. age, of the Hollywood Stars of the I t ) The new forward look — Tomorrow's appearance today -r Aerodynamic styl- A. Noddrn . 98 359 • • Pacific Coaat League. Bragan fol- D; Simmona 103 307 Wednaaday, Nov. 2.:-' ins — Gorgeous inferiors. ^ lowa Fred Haney as manager of - W 1/ the Pirates. Haney Was let out 'I'ptaU ...... 301 178 548 Leafs Unheatahle at ome. Montreal 5 8 t ., .' n by Rickey at the end of last aea- M. Cushing . 164 393 Toronto 5 5 J. Cushing .. 103 331 New York 5 « / ■ / adn after three yeara. \ Notch Fifth Straiî In Hollywood. Haney—who h/ia Totals 198 339 307 623 Win Chicago , —4 t-', / recently signed as a coach >Hth Boston '? 8^ Detroit.. 2 d the Milwaukee Braves—aaid he is ^ Y LEAGI-K New York, NoY. 8 (P)—Let the^M ontreel A ohoiiee^ six lines in many models -- A car to fit your need at a price you âd the Pirates signed- Bragan; Mfenljrg'siamt-nr- lens: Hie victory Torontp Maple l,eafa play ell of adding: ’ Apploby ; ...... 108 84 — 190 gave them 11'points and moved ■OOiaSYiAT A OLANOEi B itjaolus ...... 108 106 119 338 thSIr. NkUcatal, Hockey League can afford.^ •. ' V. . ' •' . .■ "The old man (Branch Rickey) M .T ^ afran d ...... 87 — ^'T 8 2 them one point Nahsad o f New NeHensil Lead V. Fdrrand ...... 98 Itg 311 games on their home ice and Uiay Toronto I; Detroit 1. wanted him for three yeara. It's L.. FArrand , .101 101 137 *39 York, CMcagq iafflrtaa. - totr bad he' didn't take him three MrOarthK=r._411_,90 _3M. _X,: WuTff-Be mlghly"^ befirlSF T lidS eentfe X • years ago.” J . V l f l n s r \ ...... , . . . —' 100 100 SiwrOlt Stay \ IfM 8tosn';~vaTeru\ejuitar, ac nimtm inm im snrt :— V While Haney was > struggling Totals ...... V ..... ISe ~5m I 43 iM rm ghriFigm The Leafs have won Ave games counted for two of i3HL Leafs* ■priBgM d 9, Herahey 2. '%X with the last piace Pirates, Bragan Maarkriln Molar Sairs (I) / and tied another ahd all have bfhon goala. He made ths sooto 2-0 in laatM League. MMzoIl,...... 103 137 103 A33 at home. Yhcy have loet all Ave the aecond period after rookie Clinton 8; Johnatown d. Powerful and economical — V - 8's or 6 't — Engineered to the high standards waa having Ane success in Holly J0nn»nnJ0rm"«» - 101 .97 79 ' 377 Baltimore—Frankie Ryff, ISOH wood. I n . 1963, hia Arst year as ...... no 97 133 ,3» placed away from, their home Earl .Balfour had ulUed the Aret New Haven d, PhUedolpMa d. of previous years. \ / / manager, he was voted the .most "Mcl^rry ...... ^04 139 148 379 Vinton Breaks Record New York, outpointed Paddy Da- Toronto goal. And than, after Bill Washington d, Balrimere d. valuable manager In the PCL fm Nowickt ...... 1 ^ 114 1 3 9 383 Marco, 139H, Brooklyn, 10. Last night. !thsy whlppsd tha DIneen -put Detroit within SMidliig . Twiiyli akbodnle. ENGINES Detroit Red Wing 3-1 at Toronto winning the championship. In im i TotAils* ...... ri40'’99<"'»|8 1882 Ottaiya, Canada—Gale Kerwia, distance, Sloan came throun N attoM t LasqpM- X / • In the league’s only gaâ xnd again a t 15:20 of the Anal period. - Toronto at Montreal. Hollywood tied for the penpant, \ Ottawa, outpointed Dexter loeihg to San Diego in a payoff. |t#an*> (1) As Harriers Win 24-31 vaulted into second place, three . National Hockey League stand New York at Detroit \ Haffnow i 06 poinU back of the pace-setting Last season, after a poor start, the McCann . iJ^ fn -X. ' ^ * ^ °* ’*' Montreal,. 8. ing*,' including all games of . Chleagn at Boston. Stars Anished third. J- Marlin ...... !W H 5 108 _ Another côrd waa amashed^dlans' MUt Doremug (14:15). blew safety door latches — Safety headlamps providing an additional f t . MrCurry ...... /lift m 100 U4( yesteCday afternoon aa the Man' 80 A Aery manager, no^'averse to Varrick 139 .103 331^ Rounding out the top 10 were: arguing with umpires, Hragan said Cheater. High cross country squad 0. Dick Boeaie, B, 14;^. 7. Tom visibility — Safety belts, jmfety rtni w)ieels, independent hand brake, diidl ha hopes to Aeld a m edy Pirate TotaU . , 606 "sii “m isT^ raced to /* 24-31, win over, rival LaForge, M, 14:31, 8. Waa Sargent. Correal wnac^ Afâcy (l> Bristol (i< the Bel) Town. It mark M,p4;S5. 0. Scott Ciendanlel, M, SNFETY team. / T. Martin n 8 ^ 113 133 354 cyliitder front wheel brpkes. ; “I would like yii have a team Farr ...... 1 2 6 ' 98 101 .325 ed the' Indians’ lO straight dual 14:42. 10. Dave MjlSchek, B. 14:54. P. AC^'to ,, 106 124' 118 348 triumph of \he fall and they have High’s Ronnie OMn flnishe For Dayton Contest Niac^mbf^ni formance yesteVtjay. New Britain. The season’s final Konarski MacArdle Third maet is the New Englanda Satur Riinao Bristol's Charlie Dallman was day, Nov. 12, at Storra. Coach Paul Worceater, M an.—Holy Cross, B^nKtaon after having iti. unbeaten record runnerup, also breaking the old Phlnney’a harrier* are the defend soundly Smashed by Syracuse last Tôtal*- ...... 365 318 873 1066 course record, being clocked in ing kingpins. / Tram No. 2 (1) 13:34 while High’s Bill MacArdle • __ ' / weekend, w,ill be attempting to MrCo&rl ...... 81 92 #nap. back at the expense of the M an 84 finished third in 13:44. The losers’ A thousand turkeya will drink Bnilonadlr* *97 83 George Wright placed fifth (13i4A) drink between 80 and 70 toha of University of Dayton Flyers at ( Fltton Field Sunday at 1:30. p.m. o rrad o . 82 80 and he was followed by the n- w ater in a season. i/ Day-jOn, coached by the former Totals 344 344 ^'330 1018 "King of Upsets.” Hugh Devore, Tram No. 1 (2) started fast with victories over (’laualmfy ...... 87 96 81 263 \ Cincinnati and Kent State,'then, Diet?, -...... 83 81 102 266 hampered by injuries, dropped Moore ...... 99 84 93 276 S»-' . X I.ehmann ...... 92 69 76 237 three in a row to ûisville, Xavier B urk...... 77 86 87 249 and Tenneaaee, before holding a / favored Chattanooga team to a T otal...... 4OT 414 439 1791 Team N». 4 (li ^ 7-7 tie la.et Weekend, 'J a lh .rt ...... 91 99 97' 297 Sunday'! meeting, will be .the JfJikIne...... 171' - M - 297 third betvyeen the two schools, and Mlntckl ...... 94 91 S3 289 Ifc-:' W riaht ...... 89 99 99 277' 1 ' ' • ■ /" it aill be ■ the Flyers first appear Fiafipr 51 79 20F •\ ' / ■ ance in Worcester since' 1977. It f ’ -V. will also martc the F irst Annual T o ta l. Tsi "4 39 Isio Band Day at Fltton Field with 13 COl'NTXY ru :B HOMRN high school bands joining yvlth the Hrartt (7) m. Holy Cross band to- entertain t'he p«ffs':r , . 74 82 K.9 OW DOWN PAYMENT wulJtch ...... 73 1 06 86 m ./■X. . expected crowd of 15,000. NVljinn X...... 7 8 - 89 94 « g u a r a n t e e d This week, Holv’Cross, coach, Di-. IeorFnt«»*n .v-rv^.v. 81 76 94 Bddle Anderson has had to shift MrMullPn ...... 95 99 79 Whether you want an oil change, anti-fras^ or a complata Wintar ebaek-up, personnel to • comnen.*atn for in All^n ...... 89 88 114 ' ♦ easy TfeRMS you can get them — and many other Anq.‘^H i^y Ifotoring” aarvicaa and juries suffered'' in the Syracnee Ti>l«lji .. 49i’i 530 S5« 1576 pcoducta -r at the many thouaanda of Eaao Signa from Mainp to i-oninUna- ■ 'V' game, BUi Smithers, spectacular , Yliamnad* <7> COURTEOUS SERVICE Carv^y ...... 79 Crusader junior liquarttrback.Xiay Hamilton ...... 84 be loat for the season with a tori) Plodilk ...... f - O brom skl M E R C U R Y ^ D O O R / knee certilege. while senior quar-XStT*"' ^ 1954 4 terback Jack Stephana Injured his' B^0vn ...... 91 / / Yo u shoulder and throwing hand. Half- Radio, heater, overdrive. Rear seat speaker. White wall Brea. Buy Before You See IJs ~ batdi Dale Hohl was given Inten Total* \ ,4 9 9 537 492 151* Orlgiaal 8,0(M mile, one owner car, aiO O C ■ ■f’-xx Complete history gn request. sive work at the quarterback spot Spada* (S> this week to provide depth behind Schmidt' 4 ...... 9.5 91 271 Junldr Tom Roberta, fibberta. Clark . . 84 95 2521 iw h^ spectacular' passing had Smith ...... 95 - 103 376 i '53MERdURY '54RUICK Norvath ...... a . 88 77 r 96'F'380j- khrilled fans against Miami. Bos And^mofi .. . s 8,,.. i i. 84 8 91 Hardtop. Radio, heater. Twe-,^ Riviera Hardtop. DyaafloW. ton University and Fordham last Hilinivkl ...... 1. . 82 Ufl ,‘t06 ■:< tone paiat. ’ radio, < heater, power brakes, year., had seen very little action T6la!» ...... 'Soh* 1619 I Immaculate- i . C Y ET A C poSer r*t«ibring, ’ tinted glass. In 1955 until he jumped into ac nub* (t> condltidn. ‘ t; 2-tono palBt, white wall tion against Syracuse- and com- Ha Johnaon 88 ' 80 a9 r tire*. Low •mile N.'Johnaon 76 80 226 ’plet'ed eight of 13 passes. DrMarun 73 66 2181 age special. *'*hi'rnuk 92 81 2 73I *53 lUICK ^ i LIKE FATHER LlHEJtON WIIWp ...... 93 .2 6 0 '44u|ier Riviera Hardtop. Dyna- > ^Brooklyn (>P»—The Duke Sniders (etblln 92 290'^ flow, radio, heater, tinted ‘55 FORD---- ~ will celebrate tyiro blrthdaya -in- Totals 536 498 491 1525 glass. An excep;' C l i l O E 4-Door. Fordomatlc, radio, ataad of one next Sept. 10. ISie 20- tlonal car. ^ heater, white' wall tire*. Ea- year-old Dodger outfielder’s aec Americans um ah average of 20 tremely low mileage. ond son. Kurt Brian, waa.ibo/n on poundal of rubber per year per In ahowroosn EIAOR' Sept. 10. T hat’! Duke'* birthdayr peraon "compared with about one *55 PLYMOUTH condition. ^ 1 7 7 0 too. ■ X . ' . pound jfor thd rest of the w*orId. 4-Door Savoy V-5. Radio, heat er, 2-tone piUat. ^ l A O E *53 LINCOLN Immaculate. Capri Uanltop. Fully powered^ ‘ Power steering, power wta- *51 PLYMOUTH Sows. Whitewall tires. BOWL THE MODERN WAY! Rcivedere Hardtop. Immaculate. $2395 Radio and heater. $695 ;Ten (10) automatic pin aet- *50 CHEVROLET 4-Door' Radio, heater. Eacel- I- ters xre now in' operation; *50 PACKARD - 4-Door. Radio and d C A lent rubber. Im- beater. Nice shape. ^ IO V mnculate condition. O * * '^ Openings for morning and af-' cm»t x X l-v f'* teiiMwn reitorvationa. 1-

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\ Unsung Linemen for Powerful Elevens Back*Breaking Performance Navy Selected EA Y o s t Sticks 'Big Price \ \ Pair of College Unsrheduled Acrobatic Performance yeteran Stars 1 To Whip Duke, Bporte ’BdUor / Contests Listed T“ For FDotball \PT o w c 8S ONE-TWO PU N tn .|.>Ciaveland Browns. Saturday's col- Leading Bisons ; p n lK l2 ârds separate Yale' I4ge game of the day on Channel Irfsli Favored touchdotra twine, A1 Ward ■ and Xp will be the meeting between Hartfopdf Nov. 3 OP) Cbarlieîmpoaalble to get him td' expreu Denny MbpiHHn all offensive de m Dhme and - Pennsylvania. On N. lEe'Station ■ rXTAI'RAXT LKAOl'K In Puck Race S tic k s ^ perhaps the moat tackled a-i. opinion otKUils or any other By HARfHLO C X A A M E N partment# ^ 4dth. the EUi grid'ders C h a a ^ 3() will also carry, the Mlllrr'a <4) subject rclattn^to himself. . __ . Clsughiinv ...... M 101 101 29! \ fullbitck In college football. New York, Nov. 3 (dP>—Having after the ftr ^ s ix gamea In rush Arm yâvy attraction on Nov. 26. New York, Nor. 3 l^ > -^ T elevl- ■ D.'iilmone WoBde^l Kid , ...... M- 104 tia .W9 New\york, Nov. 8 (F)—tA pislr .dually, the Jarring, 196-pound ing, McGill ia iw 403 yards to 285. e.lon fans in the nofeasterh section' Kll!**'” US 114 97 334 ” He‘a shy almost'to the point of survived fodtbeU’e cardinal sin— I...... ItlS tl& IIK .T1S of vetefgn ex-Nattonal Hockay ne bucker who sparks the TVlnlty In Acoring, Wat^has lugged the Ttvo of 'Dm best football attrac- u b iis embarrscament," ity U .ti' Hartford that of picking Notre Dame to lose of the country ydll get their choice ' - ...... 115 104 m 34« League j^ y o r e are leading the College attack carries the ball pigskin into enemônd aurnee nine tioM in th ^ B a st aee acheduled of two football games Ssturdsy. ^ sports writer who has bqen watch a epcciflc game— this forecaster Buffalo Bls<^ toward the top of about once in every three plays, timei while McGUl>as accounted within 30 mins driving distance The k|tdd]e West and the Paplflc ...... MS S.1S 5S5 1671 but he gets tackled on almost ing him for three yesrs,\but he’s retiims with a shiny new list of nardra the Aniericarty Hockey .Laaguo blue j^late specials. The wrong pick for fiv e . touchdowne.XDi pass re from Manchester on- Saturday, ast - will sec two other games Dinx ...... >1 standingi. \ every play. ” , a wonderful kid. You camt aay ceiving- both have’ caught eight Nov. ;12 when Coimeeticut playt Vozzolo ...... t9» anything food enough abou^kim. of Notre Dame last week was one , under the week's regional program. Buffalo moved within ona point That’s the price he pays for the tosser*. McGill has galned^S yards host to Rhode Istana'nt Storrs with No -game will be televised na ,0 Kara 104 fesirsome reputation, he enjoys They all like him on the carnbiu, of 13 bad -guesses. Thirty-six McHullln ...... ms of the league-leadiw Provldeneo on passes he caught while 'Ward’s the Yankee Conferen^Bean Pot tionally. Andrriion ...... >7 among Trinity’s small' college op hia coach likes him and the otn< others, however, were correct for Reds Ikat n i^ t as Carry Wilson a weekly average of .735. That catches have accounted fo K 131 at stake. Trinity’s undefeated The Notre Dame-Pennsylvania (uid Eddie Slowinakl pneod the ponents and for the slick ball hian- players on the team like him. ' yards. Ward has Intercepted l«'o eleven will play boat ton same ToUIS 404 504 405 14SS They proved that by electing \ makes " the season's totals 23,5 game at Philadelphia will .be tele Pisons'-to a 5-3 victory w «r tha dling of his quarterback, Bobby pisses for 33 yards to none f^ afternoon to Wesleyan’s a^nye .Reds: Alexander. Time and again he him captain this year. right, 85 wrong and .734. vised in the East by National, Halloa Lake Hoa.e (4) Here*-are this weekend's an -McGill.-Dennis - Uie Menace hM iroUblosome Cardinals at Broadirastlng Coinpany (N B C ),{S '•• 107 — ini Wilton, ffirmerly with fakes Stieka into the line while Sticks seriously considered picked up 87 yards on punt returns W d . Both contests will bS gel 110 106 ) .126 swers: starting at 1:16 p.m. (E ST). . I Kwhin V.V.V. and - 8lowin'aKi- an ex-.^ handing off to a halfback for a Notre Dame, among other schools, apd McGill has 99 In kick run- out^. Football Is on the upswing' 140 366 slant outside tackle or around end. before coming to Trinity. Maryland over Louisiana Stats: \ The Syracuee-Penn Slate game | 121 363 the HHL, tallied twice aa backs. In kickoff return'*, 'Ward at .the University of Connecticut 301 pack^ four g e i^ in the opening Trinity’s opponents know that During the mid-year vacation of This could bs closs. except that '. âs 87 yards to his credit while and tn* b ^ Huskie team in years eV University Park, Pa., wld be ; 2S3 Maryland wants to remain at Uio p resM t^ by Columbia Broadcast period and added 'fqiother In the if Stieka gets rolling he's about as his freshman year, after he had Mr- Exclteme.it, as he is tabbed is expected tp take the first in ■ I (V easy to stop as a runaway ,dlesel. scored 10 twchdowns in the fresh top of the national standings. Ing Syfteifi (CBS), starting at i ; I Totals ...... TSTi' R3A ' ms t m finer seconds of the game. . bK Yale’s publicist, CSiarlle Loftua, 1957. P i^ ic a lty all of the cur ■ay'ft (•) , The victory gave tkiffalo 19 When he heads for the line, they man team's four games. Sticks Oklahoma over Missouri: Jerry is i t r o in this department. Overall, rent starteni.âre only sophomores. p.m. (E ST). I.T, Klllnskl ...... 112 m ns »I6 don't wait to look for the ball; paid a visit to Notre Dame where Tubbs and his Oklahoma play Both of\ these games wilt- lx ; John RiVDEK ...... 9S 106 9i 795 points to Providence's 13>iyhUa tha Ward has 635 yards to his credit Also, this yeiir'B freshman squad, 1 r.iithrio ...... m 66 390 They lay violent hands on him. his former high school teammate mates win another preliminary to ...... 05 Pittsburgh Hornets, who\ wore and M ^ llli 623. Both halfbacks which'IncludesNjoe .Ctirry of Man ‘ Jo4* RIvarr ...... W J07 311 Idle, held down third with i ’ Three of them usually^ can atop at Natick, Mass., Flank Var- their Orange Bowl meeting with will have to operate sit full steam chester, is ra n k c^ n par with last |,K. PaKiint ...... m2 102 125 339 him, after five yarda or so. richione, was a varsity lineman. Maryland on Jan. 2. Springfield behind tho BBaa SaturdaF^ If the EKs have any sea.soh'a fine club. Nibk Rodis, , j ToUIb ...... *156 "ms 516 IMS goal "hat trick” oY Impressive Yardage Apprised of Sticka’s visit tb Michigan over Illinois: Ron former Harvard linetpan, Jiandles âaaa,â*« «* ••• hopes of ppsetting - Army! With Pldhlrny,idhlrny, trounced vV''the tha lowly'' That’s all right with Stieka, his SoutK, Bend, shspicious Trinity Kramer, the gifted end, is back for three gamw remaining' on the the UConn frosh. see the. Syracuse-Pehs-Pehn State, giame. vnu LwalBa <1> teammates' and his coach, Oan authorHles';crled "robbery.’’ fUU time duty with the.Wolverinss The BalUmore-e-WaSnl^tbn. area> RroBi»«r«ki ...... in 104 Hershey Bears 9,9 In the im iy Detrdit’s Metro PrysU l Ilnds he has a rider in the New Y ofk Tale rlat'e. Army. Princeton and 196 Jessce. The feint and fakd attack, Notre''Dame authorities reiriied -and that makes Michigan even Skip Henderson, a familiar figure will be blacked'out. 1 QunffUa ...... R7 in o ^ a r game. .The Indians talUad Bangers’ Lou Fontinato during a'acramble for the puck. Also In the Harvard in tH^t order. Ward has Krarnii ...... t>7 102 1X1 3.17 twice In the first period, throe In Ouarda ordinarily attract little at^tion, but Franklin Brooks, left; Calvin Jones, center; and Bo together \ytth the Impressive with reSMuring telegrams and tougher. a good chanci of. getting a new in at many major golfing events at Pro Game Sunday |P Coprpntl ...... 99 103 H6 .319 BoUnfer stick out to Such an extent^tfwt they grab headlines. Brpoks wrecks ’em' fnr Ceorgla Tech. yardage Stieka gains when he, telephone c^s'. N o t^ Dame's no action are New York’s Andy Hebenton (12) and the Red Wings' Marty Notrb Dame over Penn:Ît will. the Manchester (Country ClubNlur ^ Bnlftitkl ..... im ,m 69- 316 the second, and poured th .four Pavelioh (ID t dividual season tquchdo'wn mark jZ 9S...... / and, says JeSsee, "Even better week’s , best_ltn em ^, by. JHy _pa: finest ends in the country.” Monday night at St. Nick’s Arens They ran w ild ,during the war Alex Kochin. .140—358, Ben P a g M 'Um'ÔQB0’' niddy 'Il« laafco Ih a he almost' did, or to sotne 'other than he is bn offehlie.’ "Tejeas A A M over Southern „ iim y and Bob M Ô rd. Proy- In -Ne.w .York. ..Vejar .suffered a ington Redskins (Pros) (.Mutual) than Ty Cobb was when he^won south on Main St. to (Charter Oak mltted he didn’t like to train down WK«chqpI, m apy ja y .he’ d: tibn's sportswriters and sports- r 'When Maerftz came back" this MetHodlst: " Those' Texai' ' ' Aggis ' . "lilence’s hif^'flylhg ’ and pace-sel- . 4lK«lAEUai qiwMUi<».Jn JftM.. they. 3M. ..Mafe-McMullln -385, -OharlSa- 10>roun^. ' . . . .Only ..Jast.....Efatjtrday . Stlsjia. casters; for hlB‘”trlazfaig'" perform-^ aeastm-aftcr-'jvorking- on his -run .split..lip. yesterday- while In-train the- T907' title:' '' ' « i : , ’ i a t ’ kt Gharter-'G^^^ -iiiMled N4»tr» >DaMei-AMrMt4:bt* Whelah-137— 376; Y Lsaguw—Frad^ —That l a tough an^ yoa to -ibos which—indicates'" he may BOWED SEED W E LL sure, shot for the All-America provbd that he’s mor^ than'Just a sophomores puHUfe mors each ' 'tirig 'Reds boast ■ the be.st team bf- ing .. Ralph Kiner, new general land St., up Highland'St. to Porter ance last Saturday against Iowa. ning at home, Oosterbaan asked, week. fenselvq record with 103 points on next year, 48-0. McCurry 146—379, Chat ffowlckl shouldn’t fiipit the ’b ir man nmtil have to become a welterweight. first team. ^ burly line bucker. H e oiftran the manager of the’ San Diego, Padres St., left on Porter St.,: entering i-h* W * were anxious to get hack St. Alban'e, England— (N E A ) His pair of touchdown catches "Have you ever seen anyone im Army over Yale: The Cadets' of .18 goals, and 65 assists in'tBeir 186>-3g3, Tommy Martin' 354. you’re teate,’’ saM the 2S-year»old De Marco also weighed 139 <4. Sticks doesn’t seem to regret whole Cbast Guard Achdemy sec- of the Pacific Coast League, earned south aide of R Center St. to the at them. ’The late Samuel Ryder parlaysd literally pulled Michigan out of prove their speed like that? He’s fense has solidified. The game ends first 10 M m ea...The experiment Bund! Tarca 147^86, Jerry Smith P frwwr, Jf. Te, flaittK. A sixth round knockdown of De the opportunities for fame he may bndary* on a 95-yard touchdown an estimated $520,000 during his 10 CenUr, left, at the O n ter to the Notre/tlama had only ona drlva his garden seed business yîth his defeat. at least a couple of steps faster a long and friendly football rivalry of offerin^N^ patrons nine races New England Football Title 378, Bud Flrta 148—888 and Jet ‘T need to fight and more was the big punch in R yff’s be missing, although it's almost sprint. than he was.” years in the major leagues. His finish'line In front of the library, of any^consaquenc* under way all hobby In 1927 add founded the "It sure is an honor,” said between the two neighbors. with auxiliary lighting tried by Wltkowakl 146—891. to be good enough,’’ a m the win* leat of the 27-year-old title- i Running Helped ■peak salary was in 1952 when he ôute^to be Marked . looa In 1940, mainly through Ryder Cup . compelltlort for Brit Maentz. "But the team really Southern Callfornis over Stan Narraganselt 'Park on opening ner of 19 out of >0 bouts attipe lOSl. holdiiKpf last year. It was the only earned It." .Maentz said speed is what he drew do)Vn $90,000 from,the Pitts Once again the course will be nning o f Jerry Oowhlg. This ish and United S ta t^ professional ford: The Trojans lost In the snOw day was deem'ed unsatisfactory burgh JPirates .. The Boston Red Goal of Merchants Sunday BOB niBATriaiO raperU that His only lose was a split dbeWon round uv which any of . the three Unknown at Start was after in the summer work properly iporltad enroped off down. ested In entering a team la tha Washington: A Friday night game more games last season than they with auxiliary policemen assisting On eooond down, I notieod Army / / who himself snagged two passes pass against Iowa, He hooked anRhode Island on November 12 Michigan its fir4t lead over the Earlier, Kramer had pulled in Blue Grass lads have played the stadium, capable of seating 15.000 In A1 Marques, the Silk Town oral preliminary meetings have seven-man line. Which means stronger schedule. League at the EadI Bids Rac and Is kêduled at 1:30. since the Yankee C^bhference title Hawkeyea In the laat three min another touchdown pas.s for 66 O f H i ndling Nptre Dame fans. The Bay Staters hav'a been i ers have the strongest linebacker been held and competent working man on the-head of th* center, senior League at tha BueUsy Auburn over Mississippi SUts; N ^heastern was idle last will be at stake. The Northeastern utes of the game. yards that brought Michigan drawing between 3.000 and-5,0001 ever to perform- with-a-Silk City c.£mimllteea..are now beingselecteii■ >d and, of courts, the play went for School. Interestad. qUintetb may game is not a league game. U sin f their Florida games as tha weekeml and the entire coaching Maentz, who practiced his light within one/ point 'o f the fans for all home encounters | club., Along with brothers Jack to'serve on race day. W g a i n . - .... contact Jim Herdlc '«Y tha liaat SPECIAL Athletic ■ Director J. Orlean ning speed last summer by riin- Hawkeyes ^ 21-20. measuring stick. By HARRY GRAVSpN ...would nd the balanced line, against the best competition inland Bill Fagan,' Larry Holmes, ’This year V ill mark the fifth In On fourth down, an ilnd ewoep staff sa\ in on the UConn-New side Rec. HOURS HOURS1- Christian of the University of Con. Skipping over the others: NeW York, ( N E A )—-’There’ have the defensive line to Eastern Massachusetts; Yosh Vlncek, Bruno Moske and Ed which the Tall Cedars have uiider-- was unsuccessful, eo the final score / • Hampshir^game at Storrs, which necticut has announced that the Friday Night— * been numerous changes at Notre S ConnecticiJonnectlcutXwon 20-7. Saturday's shift oyer ode^ more man^ Played at Fenway Park Smith, the nigged Marques h.xs taken sponsorship of the race. was 0-0. / OOAUH B IU , Shaw'a CJrulsem advance sale of tickets for the Miami over Boston College, Tex Dame since .^ u te Rocknc last Hadden has head^ the Cedars’ game will wlh^ vP the season for That's how Aubrey Lewis was Weymouth has played several played a major .role In limiting the I calMd the wrong play, as It are elated to moot a Mpridsn rlvgf ONLY ONLY. Rhode Island game is quite heavy as Western over Hardin-Slmm'oni. coached there 25 years a.go, but the committee for the past three Northeastern, v^'hile Connecticut Jumping Team Needs Help shot around Ron Beagle's left end tim es' the past two seasons at opposition to’ an average of only turned’ out, but believe u a rea Sunday afternoon at 9 o’elotk at SALE and warns that in view of the fact Saturday— ^football is much the la p e -excel Fenway Park In Boston and its 41.6 yards'on the ground, years. soning was sound. still has Rhode Iând on Novem that *^ke game should be a sell-out. East lent for 12 yards and. ND’s wlnnin;nlng Willow Brook Park in New Brit*/ her 12 and Holy Crpsa on Novem offensive attack is spearheaded by. Fine Physical Hhape Recalling tha iHuatlan. -I should aln. It wlU a ragular sc/hsduled I STARTS THURSDAY 9/A.M. thy public is advised to-get their Boston University over North There inay imt be as many pla.v- touchdown against Navy. The ND ber 19. ' For Forthcoming Olympics backs remaining • in the normal passing star Jimmy Kane, form- The locals are in fine physical have c a ll^ time out and changed ConnacUcut MMgat# Football tickets early. Carolina State, Colgate over Buck- era as there jhss been in' the play, but I didn’t .have time Bmh Known os Huakies position and. the Annapolis line er standout quarterback at Boston ehape for Sunday's contest and Leaguo encounter. nell, Columbia over Dartmouth, Bend in pasl. years, but College. The Winner of Sunday’s they will hold their final practice Two Mat Referees to think thtnga out. The Bay State Huskies (both Cornell over Brown. Delaware over Brennan deplnyi-- - • shifting over one more man prac teams arii known as theûskie.s) New York, Nov. 3 (A’)— Blllyi.lipndl t«kls have been completed. battle of g ia n ts w ill claim the tomorrow night at 6:15 at the It it a generaL practice for newycar dealers to whole- Yankees Coiiliiiue Gettysburg, Lafayette over Rut enough goo'd ones tically made it a rate between two c a g e PRAUTlOB for Maneboa- Rkve a rôrd of four wimi, one Steinkraus. captain of thp United They’ve been divided among Mexi-- mythical New England semi-pro West Side Oval. Also, the local Listed Unavailabl NEED LAEGEE STADIUM gers. Princeton over Harvard, to beat the mat, individuals and I.,ewls. the ê- ter High candidates began Tues loss and ono tie.. Wins were posted States international Jumping team CO, Ireland, and Canada. The clos which happens to cathlon man, nma. the 1(H).in 9.6. championship. management will charter a bus for day at the Armory. Captain Eddla tqle their trade-in^ to usedcc^daters.WeatBEAU- Pittsburgh over Virginia, Holy Sunday’s skirmish' will .also the.Journey to Weymouth if at East Lansing, Mich. t A —Evary over Sprihgmid, 7-0; Bates, 2^-0; To Win in Japan philosophized today that maybe est the Yanks have come was be the main la ta . Notre Dame may not have the Wojcik will lead tha Zadlnna in Cross over Dayton (Sunday). serve as sort of a homecoming for least 40 local fans are interested - Los Angeles, Nov, 2 l/f^~fvvro Uma Michigan State plays Michi American Intmational, 18-9, ai^d it's a tileasing in disguise that the .Charlie Dennehy's second in last Notre Dame's quantity of the past, but the qual tha. opener against the Alumni PRE MOTORS'feel We con post these Savings on to South Player-<3oach Gay fia lv u ^ whose in making the trip. Sllktowners wrestling referees, Smoke^r Joe gan in tooN>all worried athletic Hofstra. 21-12.\The loss was tb Amecicans' have drawn a.big, round night’s event won by Bob Ballard smashing viiRory ity is still there. . '/.'■Pete' Cloqe' Osaka, Nov. 3 UPi—The New CTemaon. over Virginia Tech, . home Is in nearby Quincy. X form- planning to travel are urged to Woods And Al Billings, testi officials mop their brow—and not Massachusetts. 3^-13, while the tie zero/so far in the National Horse of Canada. \ over a fine Navy Leading croe* country runner ^ YOU THE RETMl BUYER! was against R h o ^ Island, 13-13. York Yankees clubbed the All- Shpw, • / Florida State,over Villanova, Flor er/high school standout at Quincy contact Herb Bissell at'House’s no fied recently that -the n,mt game over the score. This year, the "I don’t want to paint a black ida over Georgia. Mississippi over squad demon Coach Br^nan Friday, Nov. 4 Salvucci is anxiou.i foV his revealed today ^ a t WTCstllng pro Maine, 13-0., pions got; three runs in the firstfirstyin yeajX horse, but hi couldn't keep going. IVikrJv Blades^ !Wiii paced St. John’a to ■ four victories Lsnstng la in . 1058, officials are Clowns for an appearance at the nlng on a double by Hank Baii^, a Midwest limited ûttatilu- Paul Uorming High soccer vs. Pomfret-A talented Merchants 4o jipcojrd moters aroi.iiMl the state have 4-Door. lUdioi, heater automatfe tran^ 2-Door. Heater and automatic trans ■ Over-the years the H uski^ have ^"We did fine at the Harrisburg "When we go to Europe for tbe tjons to fpjir im* >oss Coiintr.v-State in as many sterta thl* year. - worried be'causzKMSU’s stadium East Hartford High gym TXiasday met three times, and in the \hree single by Billy'NMartin. a double Houston over Tulsa, Marquette Weymouth a busy afternoon and raised such y ’ hmvl that the Com fdssion. Usual retail $860. mission. Usual retail $ 4 t0 ,.*l A C show Isst wieek, w'lnplng four games next year, we'll have some til the Iriih had the Midshipmen 9ton,orrs. , Last Friday against St, Joseph^ only seats 52,00Kx. night, Nov. 29. ' games only two points detemmed by shortstbp Gil .McDougald and events, so everyone probably fig over Detroit, Iowa over Minnesota, he would enjoy nothing better New Hiven, Now 3 fP) — There mission or^red the two shelved 8 ^ at wholesale. Save at wholesale. ^ l7 v ' more and better hor.ies. I don't Nebraska over Iowa State, Kansas beaten .21-1), ’ .ith only three min Halifrday, Nov. 5 than to direct his club’ to a vic were plenty of fights and iin.til fiitujie action by the Com Ckiltege of IîUadelphta, Close set the outcome. In the first game'.of Bill Skowron’s inflirld hit. / / ured that we, were doing .fine with ’ now where we’ll get the' i, but _wi plenty State over Kansas, Ohio State over utes remaping in the third n2riod. High football vs. West Haven* tory. Manager George Mitchell o f gopis as the New Haven Blades mission a new echool record at Van Cort the aeries, 1935, a scoreless tie wits In the third Marth) hlt'â home what we had and why give us any will. Yo'j know, in , Europe Jurnp- Navy replacements were equally 2-Nebo. played. Theq'ln 1936, the UConnS' nm into the left field, seats, 'tbe- help." Indiana, Wichita over Cincinnati, has also rece'jved a feelei^ in re- opened their Eastern Hockey The,niômoters said Woods and land Perk in NeW-Tork, The Silk ing is a big sport and there's an Wi.scon.sln over Northwestern Col, spaiv'e. THIS li’as a big one and the Sunday, Nov./6 ga.fds to playing at Fenwa’y Park I.xiagiie season last night with an Billing^ incurred the wrath of the Towner covered the three mile won 14-18 and aâtn last year .tl& âfikii got lllree_Jmê^*^ns inrthc - OMn a Swond endics.s sti'exm ■ of good mounts " field -marshals wisely -stuck— -Merchants--vs.- Weymouth, -2- orSdd’ A'A-M over dklahonia AAlii. shplild We' Merchantx npser the 8J6'~vietdry' oirer t n r PhUideipbia gnmt/snd gnjj(ners.''Bnd-'WTextling” amroB In iStlO.- • -g^.. John’s hot margin of 'victory for Connecticut nlng on two Walks ahrf three The show went into .the third dsy available, so the riders get a their mote accomplished hands. IWeymoutti, Mass. was one point, 20-19. hits, one a triple by Mcpou|(aId. tpdsy and three of the 13 ihterna- Southwest strong Bay Staters in their own Ramblers. fnr-.y'' as w’ell. when they told a whipped Army. MonhatUn, Provi break. Arizona State over West Texas , Nbtre jDame’s smooth perform-I "nil.sers vs, Meriden, 2-New backyard. ' As for the brawls, referees took ahge'’ dispeijed ■ whatever lingeringV Britain,Irht legislative investigating commit dence and St. Joseph’s in that or "Over here, theic's hot much State, 'Texas Tech over Arizona, Tied by the defense-mlmjed Leo care of them with 14 penalties, in tee that they were adviaed before '50 DODGi '51 CHRYSLER doubt that might have existed Tuesday, Nov. 8 der. \ glory in lending your horse to com Rice over Arkansas, Texas over minster Lions In the s e a * o n'l cluding four majors. hand who was to win a match. g e l \ 6 Cyl. 4.1)oor. Radio, heater, auto about yquiig Brennan’* capabilitly Cro.ss Country-CCIL Meet-New pete half wsy around the world. Baylor. openers at Mt. Nebe, the locala As for goals. New Haven, trail / Referred to Program , 4ot. B y chmiAti> Brennan sticks to the -Leahy 5 stadium where the Baltimore I faked, faded and threw. ERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS ! aplit 'Y with quarterback' Homung, $ Orioles will train this spring is This time, however, Lattner .liany Otiber BEAUPRE MOTORS nearing completion.- .The home was npt fooled. He got In front ■well [equipped for it, doing, a lot of running on the option,. 1 I IMf^ AS B A B ATen CHURCH CORP4IRS park for the .Orioles will be In of Vessele, grabbed the ball and o p e n i * * ® ? INCORPORATED PARK STRirr 191 CENTiR STRUT Scottsdale, Just east of Phoenix. brought It b u k to our aix-yaril^ 1 Brennan is one 'of the first to run AvailaMe At MAIN AND M M IY A a p ■ 1 the split T-.from an unbalanced as HARTFORD MANCHESTER A,lao training In Arizoha will be te. Notre Dame aeored and wa m e a i CHRYSUR-PLYMOUTH 3^ E. C IN m $T. PHONE M l 3.1131 • lAST HARTFORD # the New York Giants (Phoenix). fOft, t 26-21. well as a balanced line. The Irish WELDON DIIU6 CO. C 8CNMIDT A SONS, INC., 8HIU., PA, . lAdoan 7*1811 T IL lAelass t*2U l T IL MHcImW l-StM Chicago Oibe (Mesa) and Cleve If I had It to do again. Buck come right out o f the huddle into land Indiana (Tucson). MePhat).would have earned. ^ e .unhatanqed Jine, the backs tak- 901 M a ifl SltFMt ■V .|ing the same I posi tion aa they emMIDTB ON mavuieite 8tA8^ WRM-tV Chsasai 8E Mas. Wi| 9 F4 E

\ r. y-l t- \ -'I 1 ' \ - 1 -\': MANCHESTER tVENlNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, (JONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1965' PAGE TWENTY-THRE* PAGE TWENTY-t^JÔ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER) CONN., THURSDAY, ^ O V E ^ E R 8, 1955 K’ te d T o HoogM For Sal* 72 Hoomb For SiUo/. 72 Wanted—B*al Eatat# 77 AutonobilM tfor Solo 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! By FAGALY and 8HORTEI BuR^liiiflr Materials 47 » Goods . II B osIim m LodatioMi ' , 52li / For Rent 64 XUNCHB8TER — Seven room ARB YOU CON8IDEIUNG BBPORB TOO BUT. • UMd car PHILOO' R GERATOR, five ONE OWNER, six room Cap* Cod, CAR OARAGE, raontlily Jdl. 3-3333, thraa year* old, frith full■ 1 iSed and home, all uUUUea. Good locaUon. BELLING y o u r PROPBRTTt Sea Gonnan Motor Sales. Bulck years old, Call Afttr S. FOR RENT-Office suits, 881 Cem ChssjfiN .Sataa ,and Service 28S Mala YOU SAVE ON TOP- ■/ tront dormer*, bath, lavatory, two car garage, double tot. Sale we will appraise your property 9-0845. tar St. All facilltias. F ^m t am] / laundry, pla*t*i«d Wall'*,' alum price 312,600. Over 80 fhore list- free and withouttuiout any Cape Cod includ cott. Agent. Ml. 3-7833. water heat, recreaUon room. Verjt We have aysUsbls over 300 FOR CLASSIFIED AD r u WAIT 2x8 ft. sheet . : ...... $13.80 reaaonable price. Call MI. 9-9991. ing all appliandta, w;all to wall ■Ive warfare. > MON. THRU FRI I960 FORD V.3. Radio, heater, F o a rrr DELUXE SHOWER CABINET U .K0 TWO BlIDROOM ranch, jus] Clean. Nearjbuh. Bowers School. AÛied proapeotajiecta for Raal Estata Thla Is the home of the Antiair back up lirbt. Reaaonable, Muat THAYER’S OCTOBER BABT rugs andid' furnished■ recreation C ^ to n W. ihitehina. XU. 3-6133, betwqenqen our branch and main o> — redecorated, plastered, oil heat craft Artillery and Guided Mtoalle 10:30 A. M. < sw », MI, 9-3018. *M.S0 , Suburban For Roit 66 ftcch. y/e offer complete Raal Ito- € A ttA THICK TAB SHINGLES. Choice of FURNISHINGS 8 A I ^ room full cellar, centrally tocated. Carl' : - : Center. Here soldiers and officers SATURDAY 9 A. M. cirfora: 100 sq. ft...... i|7.08 Free gift with jMirchkse/>f crib C o v e n t r y —Four room furnished ton W Hutchins, Itaaltor. xa. tate se^ce and are participating dally are solving the mystery of /|8,805—FIVE m m Cape, one par members of the Multiple Ltotlng 194k\PLYMOl7TH, four door. Call RECESSED MEDICINE CABI or carriage. Compete lUie of f^- apartment. AvaUable today. Oou< CHapel 7-1939 3-8133, XO. 34334. tially flhlahed. Large kitchen, the Nike guided missile in prepa TOim COOPERATION WILL NET. Steel body, fluorescent light niturc for the entire borne. pie preferred. John BisaelL.Gf^ / System. \ ration for their round-the-cloclt BE APPRECIATED MI.>.639S after B. 39800-UX.ROOM HOXLE, oU hot aluminum atorm windows, oil ing ...... - ...... 330.95 CHAMBl St.. Coventry. PI. 2-6828. / ROCKUOXIE—Choice new ranch, heat, baaement. 95' lot. Suburban. vigil at Nika sltaa throughout the [ 1949 CADULiAC convertible cotipe. PLASTIC WALL 'HLE. Many rURNTTUR^SALM water heat, garage. 2-3 acre, loaded with extras. Two baths, THE llEAL ESTATE' country. OOVENTRY-.-Three room --beautl. ' near hue. Carlton W. Hutchins. Carlton W. . Hutchins, Realtor. XU. i Real go<^condition. Radio and colors. Per sq. ft...... 48c 917 Eaat M l^ e T urn^ke - garags. largo rooms. Roady for 9-5133. 9-4834. ..CENtER/inc. - Nike to the prtnclpel, visible Dial MI-3-512T i heater. AlK leather Interior.''' Fi 1-3 HP DEEP WELL SYSTEM Hoiiri 10-5 p .m / 7 :^ 8 :3 0 p.m fully furnished house. RMponsibie XQ S-51S2, xn 3 - ^ . occupancy. Look this one over 'll symbol of the ssieguaw the U.S. party. PL 2-7334. ■ / ’ Beamrs>^V' nancing arranged. Call Tom w-double jet; 20-gaI tank ..$125.80 XLANCHESTKH—Country living In you want to see quality conetruc- FIVE ROOM ranch,,built An- Army is throwing around urbsd Broa-n, 333 Main St. MI. 9-8347, ROCK WOOL for attic or wall uae. towm. Five room home plue space Uon. T. J. Crockett, XU. 8-5418, or aakH. Full basement, plastered ir Stanch and industrial centers. It IS the Reg. 31.44 bag, now ----31.29 bag. , Musidil Inatriineiits 51 TWO FURNISHlJD/rooma tor gen- , for two more. Three year* old. . XU. e-nsi.. walls, hot water oil heat, tile bath, only operable ground-te-tor mto- MANY OLDEIR c ^ , good trana fireplace. Immediate occupancy. $5 East S ir-h a >5151 slle, oapable of tracking-'down and Lost atid Found Donation. Cara thuân't be aeen tlemen. Rockyilla.s'ni. 8-8480. Basement garage, storm windows, BENTON ST. AREA—TVo-famlly MONTGOMERY WARD MUSICjdnstrumental, rental. Cora- baseboard radiation. Many other Charies Lesperance. XU. 9r7820. nr READY to sholwagle blasting out Of the skies even ths LOST—AT J . W. Hale Corp. meat from the- atreet.. L o ^ behind bur in# InMrumenta., Rental ANDOVER—Charming four rooms, 5 and 8 flat In A-1 condition inside highest and swiftest' bomfiera. Office. Douglaa M o to i\ 333 Main. *24' Main St., Mancheater features. Wonderful neighborhood and oiit. Two new d.E . furnaces, 11,000 DOWN, NEW rsitoh real sstAl arnuwed. and va^table countera. a amall , J to/w rehaae price. Repre- completely furnished. Hot water near new echool and stores, Ooamdt Bsimiigs, Nike Complex black Iwrae. Will finder pleaae lUng /olds, Selraer, • Pedc oil heat. Lakefront year round new eatipir piping. Cloae to and Cape Cod homes, (Ireplaees, Nike to mysterious becauss H Is 1953 CADILLAC -converttBW, beau fld.200. Xa. 3-8087. Bchoolsrwopplng and bus. To in tile baths, full cellara, garages, Agency. XQ. >iio7. rail Ml. 8-4123. tiful maroon finish, n e^ w h ite piitinondfi—W atchesX a n / Bundy.. Metter'a Music Home. Beautiful grounds. IlOO complex. Equipped to lift the veil U / i n McKee. 'Ml. 8-7800. month. Furnish references. Write idANiSiHiiiSTER—6 room older co» spect please call The Reuben T. 1 and 2 acre lota, large treea, high UfiTlNOft w a n t e d - Slagto, / ar* the Centers four major sle- LOST—Yellow tiger cat. aix montha vail tires and tubes. Complete 7 W 4 & - Jewelry McCann Agency. XQ. 8-7700. elevation, suburban. Carlton W. menta: the School, troop trslning Cadillac equipment lncl< JA Ck DUYAL, X Box 75, Buckland, COnn. lonial,/bathe, encioaed porch. 2- twodamliy, thpasdamily, bust- . old. male. Amber eyea. Pleaae car gartge, amesite drive, extra Hutchins, Realtor. XQ. 3-8133, ness prepariy. Hav* ipfaF cash units, tactical support tro(9 s for call MX. 9-3891. powe^ ateeriiif, tinted glass’ rrX: 30H avA LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler VACANT CAPE Cod in Bowen 3-4334. the School and the .Reidscement electronic eye. Driven leaa thi eOLO u/u.M .C pair*, adjuata watchea exmfHly. Rooms Without Board 59 lot, convebtont location, 313,700. section. Owners are leaking $13,600 buyen. Mortgages arrsngsd. Wanteil To Rent 68 Warren E. Hqwland: Realtor. Xn Please call George L. Graslsdlo, Training Center^ In addlUoa, thsra 35,000 miles. One 'ocal owner. See \ IfSi MtClMII mwiSASU IVlIBKAfI Reaaonable prices. Open but will listen to any attractive BOX MOUNTAIN Drive Vemob— NOTICE IS hereby given by the ROOM FOR one or two persona. 3-8800. are relaarch and developmrat and Savinga Depan ment of The Man- this beauty today at Center Motor Thursday evenings. 129/Spniea RETIRED COUPLE want*/ 4-5 offers. .Needs some redecorating- New elx room ranch, three/kerea Realtor, XU. 3-8873. 103 Henry Salea, 481 Main St. Inquire at State Tailor Shop, 8 Street. testing units. cheat or Truat*that aavinga paaa . Street. Ml. 9-4887. / / Btaaell St. Tel, MI. 3-7183 or Ml. room apartment or first floor flail BOLTON—Four room ranch, mod- Excellent (inaheing. Call' T. J, of land, fireplace, cenunjc tfie Center activities sxtsnd 13* Crockett at XU. 3-5416. or XU. bath,, bircb kitchen cabinets, full book No. 839 baa been loot and WANT TO BUY A. CAR and bad 8-8047. with oil burner and garage. Phone era cabinet kitchen- full, heatiKl miles liorth of here Into the desert, application Ibr the iaauance of a lopaeboM Serricea Help Wanted'—Fiemale .15 Help Wanted—Male 16 MI. 9-1236. basement, large' lot 100 x 200. Im 9-7781. basement, attached garage, amea- L^gal Notice ending at Red Canyon Range, Btw book haa been made. your credit turned down? Don’t •Fuel «nd Feed 49-A ite drive. $31,300. Warren B. Row give up, see “Honest" . Douglaa, ' O ffere d 1.T-A BEAUTIFULLY furnished spacious mediate occupancy, tli,500. War- / COLONIAL ranch on Elm HiU where Nike is fired. 'PAREL Manufacturer haa open, room with complete light house URGENT FIVE or six room* un E. Howland, Realtor, XQ. land, Pallor. Ml. $4M0. AT A COURT, OF, PROBATE hoWSB The 'men who come here /o r 338 Main. Not a flnanca company F ^ T r a t i m Holland window ng for young lady with size 12 or SEASONED Handwood."^ Firewood furnished by veteran, wife, and Road,yVemon. rooma, three •t Andover, within and (or the District plan. ' / t. delivered i'n qrove, furnace and keeping facilities avaitobla. Will 8-8800, XU. 9-8003. >ms, ceramic tile bathroom, ’WO-famUyTaiand one three of ^d o■ re r, on the...... 14th day of ■ Octol* Mr, Niks training have been belscte Announcements ahadea, m a^ to measure. All 14 measurements. Preferably ranta«4S8 single'msiiîe uror uvuuivdouble, .tmildren vûaren hc ac'> two achool children: MI. 3-6100.. ONE TWO A.D. 198$. OIL BURNER SERVICE fireplace lem^ha, »l8 cord, 39.80 to nraplacea, btrch kitchen two family ..both In/cenicentral locations and “earmarked" by the Depart^ metal vanetlin blinda at a new someone experienced In women's cepted (limited). Ceiitral. Reason Present, Charles R. Nicholson, Esq., ment of the Army.Army, They coma ss AUCTION! , tow price, K an made while you ready to wear retail store. State (or H t-ordr PI. 2-6438, evenlnga ADULT WORKING couple desire rge picture windows in base Priced right. Just callca and we will Jirize. ' I OCMWECnCUT'S GREATEST f t Auto Drtvliit School 7>A MAN af(er-8;30,'^ able. Mrs. porsey.^ It Arch St. 4 or 3 room unfurnished apart MANCHESTER: Bower's Schoo] ment ' overlooking birch and pine give youi all. 11 / < the1. . details.J, T. J. On motion of EmrasiB. Wsrnock. -sd- parts of “packages,"“packages, which, -...w, when wait, Marlow’s. age pnd measure nfenta. Write Box mlnlstratrtx on the estal* of WlUiam epmptoted, hkvs approxlmsmly 1$ rw tnring FANTASTIC VALUES R. Herald. , NICELY f u r n is h e d master bed- ment. No children or'peta. vei7ery Section—Cape Cod. Six (urnisl treei . carpbrt. .Thii to really a Croc"ikett, I Realtor, f a . 3-841$, or 0. Wsrnock 8r., late o(i Bolton within on BRAND-NEW MANCHESTER Driving Acadamy. WEAVING of bunia, moth holea Wanted—Hlxperienced oil burner SEASONED Kardwobd for atbve, room next to bath. Breakfast and reliaMe. MI. 9-2788 after ii, rooms.‘A sm art buy for thoaC'lvho $^900 home for sale at less than XU. 3-7781. , said district. decsSsod. idticers and 138 snltoted msa. Manchester's oldest, moat racom' SALESLAD^-'—Experienced fitter man for Immediate steady em furn^de firepla'ce,' delivered look ahead. This Court doth decree that six (I) Members of ths “pseksge” anrlvu MERCHANDISE and torn clothing, npaiecy runs, parking. One or two genUemen. $18,900. Just look it over. I can months be. allowed and Uimted for the Lieutenant Marvin S. Crow, DUwln, Vs., to one Of the Antiy’s “new” officers—^the officers and enlisted EVERY WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY mended, your safety our bus!' handbags repaired Ripper r4- in childreiTa shoe dapartment. ployment. Pleasant working condi here. Also well rotted man After 8:80 MI. 9-8801. VFTERAN urgently needs 4 or 5 get fe u mortgage money as low MANCQFSTER—Large home on at staggered Intervals; their si* tions for clean appearing qualified urf. Call MI. 3-70*3. room apartment. No children. MANCHESTER GREEK SEC U4 Acres, two-car garage, poul- creditors of said estate to exhibtt thel* men who man the nation's Nike sitea and keep a 34-hour vi/l^sgalnst poeelble enemy aircraft Thla com lotted time here to commensurstu and SATURDAY NIGHTS! nesa. Ueense guaranteed. Stand . placement, ' umbrellas Xrapalred, Full time only.or Apply in person. Leonard as 4>i 'percent. See'Chet Brunner, claims asoinsi the same t« the odlnln- posite photograph of the lieutenant, the Nike ground-to-air mlsMle, and the missile on launcher with crew COME! BID, BUY and SAVE ard or automate. Mr. MIcletta T o t^,N . Teqna. 998 Main 'St. man. Apply in person. Tlgli^" Bolton. Call MI. 9-1682. 5:30 to 7.:30. Ex T IO N C u sto m buili/C ape Cod. or your bwn broker. Call MI. try/hous*.LI^^$iVta*«. aPrice • av^ $13,200. Madelinee«*mxevss*i« istralrlx and directs that public HBlIea with the training they are to re men's shirt collars rsveraed and Corner lot, baths. Reasonable he' flven of this order by adveulsInA In man was made at the Lorton, Va., Nike site. ceive, on Gifta, Toota, Alumlnum-wara, your, poraonal Inatruetor. Dial PI. raplaced. Marlow'a ' Littls'Mend' LARGE,' HEIATED room, private cept Wednesday and Friday,- 3-5191 for appointment. Yea, it’s a Smith, Realtor. XQ. 3-1342, XU. a newspaper havlas a ciKulatlon in Electric Appliancea, Lamps, Gar 3-7349 n^y tipia. Ing Shop. YOCNO woman, part time, for BANTLY OIL CO., INC., SEÔ N RD HARDWOOD cut to entrimce. GentKman. MI. 3-6720. Krause and Brunner Custom built >114$. said district, and ny poating •• copy NlaelY Operatora den Supplies. Paint, Jewelry, Fish drug' store. Apply in person, 489 831 Ma in s t ., m a n c h e s t e f o^'der, SI* a cord. Louis Paggtoli. ANDOVER: Wdles Rd. Just one home. toereof on the public sign tpeit ln said the ideas of ths western ministers, Some 30 of the anUated men are WOMEN MUST careful fblvera. Hartford Rd. Ml. 3-8183. FURNISHED light . housekeeping Read Herald Advi. ranch left. Hdiry. You may b* the XIANCHESTER — Duplex •“----of JJolf dton------nsarest- Ibe place therefore, Molotov's opposition to dssignsU4 "operators.’* Thsy op- ing 8u]^liea, Garden Furniture, basement, hOt water oil heat, cop- where the deceased last dwelt. Dishes, etc. Never too old to learn. Famale In- room with elecfric refrigerattor. lucky one„ ''Glistening new, 3 bed TIRED OF climbing etalrsT 'E^n Certified from Record. reunlflcsUon lns, RFD N(v"^ isds trees. Suburban. Carlton W. jeMj!5„:tatn:rtjUn_r«l real estateeetate particutorly'particularly it- de- OeoM Held raraO el Fsriey Soviet Union.” the "radar and computer oper RautbsNo. S Berlin Tiimplko Ritchie, Buildpr. Ml. 3-8172. St. - home. Worth investigating. T. J. application on flte. It is recalled, Molotov provided for all- He said that when Germany to ators.” About 10 Doreont are machinistaycapable of-working to Rd., Glastonbury, ■J, Andoyer, .througji.jno.- ,_on VIEW PLU a COMFORT. Modem C rockett.. ReeJtor.. ,ldJ. .8-54i« or ins. XU. 9-8182. XU. 3-4834, JBRBO: ’That the foregoing a ^ Should such an agreement be —- AnwiattaR; Oem. lA R 8CH fW --Û V IN O Behool, ,-eloae’ tolerance, capable of setting ion-'M Meerd and dettgntilliU -at Garmafi tHeetlon* free of foreign reached, Dulles,' British Fbreijgn unified lUrnitot be dona lit'a man dtopped from tho ' ‘piioIui6$" $* Rlwflng-i=®RHnr^ Id ■EXPERIENCED/ mechimic' inul NEWLY FURNISHED room, next 15, 1955. Specifications may' be home in Tolland. A large family M I..9-7781. / X Opp..Ooimactlcut Ugbt and. .JMMCtaester'a..iqiUy trained....and helper "wanted. Tim-wagea,' vaca .up. Ejtw ieni. working. Qon.ditlona. FOR SALE-VyhUe R oU ^ Tur- obtained by contacting XJff Rob -r can live In -|ranqulUty.'> Protecting .clfice In .. JReochester.tn I'pterference; V — ...... ' ------Secretary Macmillan and French ner that rapagntoee the axtotanes unqualified .dusta>4, Aha .coursa’* . Power Buildingliimna certified instructor. For your safe' plenty/of overtime; Apply J. T. ■keys. 'Green -Mouhtain potatoes. to bath.' For refined g4htlemah. For Sale 71 said mstnci, on the lethtith day of.. No-... eC “two independent German run. FOR THE BEST in Bcndad built tion with pay an^good working bins. Bids will br opet^ at the acreage. Accessible to parkway. FOUR BEDROOMS . . . . yea (our rerober, A.D. 1*58. at ten o'clock In the DuUea contended that the work Foreign Minister Ptnsy could be ty We are trained to teach proper up rqofa, slungis roofa. guttara, Sloc'qinb Co., 122 Naubuc Ave., Frank Bronkie, Lake St, Phone 71 Chestnut St. before 5 p.m. large bedrooms In this three year forenoon, find that notice be given to expected to agree to continue statea.” He fiira submitted hie f^rators reeelva eight eresks condition. Contact Service Mana Ml. 9-4687. regular meeting of the Board of Magnificent views. Seven - rooms GLASTONBURY -O n e acre, 188' all persons interested In said esute of ly. Ml. jMOTB. conductors and roof repalra call ger at Roberta Metork 171 Union Glastbnbury, Selectmen on Tue«my. Nov. 15, down, up. Immediate occupancy. old colonial. Located on Green of the conference so far had parallel negptiatione on a Euro llan for an “All-German Council’ of InteiuHva" training‘ ■ in the use of PwBoea^js PLEASANT, furnished room near 2 frontage, SS/deep. BeautifulIfiUjOca' the pendency of said application and 0 be set up by the East and West the Nike equipment they will even MORTLOCK’S DRIVINO School. Coughlin. Ml. 3-7707, If no anawar St., Rockville. TR. 8-3^. X bath for one or two gentlemen 84 1955 at 8 P.M. aU/he Elementary ,Rd. Value galore in this house Uon. XU. 8-580$. the lime and place of hearing thereon, opened up a "realisable vtoion” for pean security M aty which the So call Ml. 9-4491. \ \ ^ - . C a l l \ knd T couldn't start to list all the by publishing a copy of this order In European security pfpvlded slral- viet wante. German regimes and to be tually operate. They bKoraa ex- WE RB39T floor aandaes, hand Loot confidence quickly reatored Situat]upns Wanted— HoliSefiold Goods' 51 High St. i chool. The Beard reserves the some newspaper having a circulation charged with respiqnslbility for :>erts In the particular gadget and aandera, odgars, waxara,. wall a akUled, courtaoua inatruetor. WAITED — Experfenced 'bptcher, right to accMlt or rejec any or many festurea. Some sharp buyer HIGH B L E V A ^ N , loU. In sold dlotrlcl. at least five days be- Secretary Dulles yesterday de RAY'S ROOKING CO., a h tn ^ 'a n d Five day week. Top: rates, "^ppl; P>i going to get a terrific “ buy’’ on Inr progress can be made on Ger brti^nir the two pam of Germany n Mts over-Ml operation of the paper ataamars, wallpaper oqulp- icenao included. Insured, dual built up roofa, gutter and \on.- ;male ' 18 SERVEL/ REFRIGERATOR, In all bids. , ^ »IRS. P r M t - Pi..2-7696 Trees, water plped^to each lot. lore the day of said hearing to appear veloped the potn.' that Ruaatan and In person. Marv's Market, 1 good condition, $50. Inquire 98 j ROOM FOR rent in private home. /this. So, if your family Is expend Twelve mtnutea out. /arm s. Carl If they see cause at said time and man unification. western proposals on security al graoiiwy together. V / Nike u n it mem and laddark.' C. J, Morrison controlled standard and hydrama- ductor work, roof, chimney ft*- Main St. RECEITIONIST-Dqctor'a A«»iatant Town of Bolton place and be heard relative thereto, The western ministers, In turn, A smaller group of tho 14 o(- Paint Co., 385 Center St, JiU. Ue cars. Ml. 9-Tns. S ch o ^ St. Phraie MI. 8-7518.* diaries A. Robbins or ing and you need more- room, call ton W. Hutchins. XU. 9-5132, and make return to this court. He recalled that the Versailles ready have certain ■imllarlUea. •Ira. Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2314. desires position in^hysiclan's of how. T. J. Crockett, Redltor. XU. Tresty which ended the First derided Mtdotov'e fleen and approgdmataly M rasa S-9713.' R‘aay .Jackson, MI 3-8328. First Selectman 3-4894.. ______JOHN J, WALLETT. Judge. But the basic difference remains fice. Some knowledge of typing. SMÎ, SERVEL refrigerator. j. WATSON b e a c h & go. 3-8418 or rasidence Ml. 9-7781, World War had denied Germany unresolved -7- whether a Buropeqa diktat,’* a G erm ^ word ta t com' are the “maintenance epeetallsta.** Gahtges—Serrlcc-'-Storage 10 lÂTHE OPERATOR^ FOR /References furnished on request. Reasonable. MI, 9-6*8* after 6:30. some territory. He said that after pulsory decree^They do not recog School-trained in courses ruimUiff ROOFING, Siding and. carpentry. Rhone MI. 9-8777 after 7 p.m? Apartment*—Plata— MANCHESTER security treaty riiould be made nize the E astJaetm iA government AutiHBObnes tor Salt 4 Alterations and additions Ceil \ NIGHT SHII Ml. 9-28*7. Tenements J a /2-2114 Suburban For Sale .75 a period of pacifism their was a to cover a divided Germany at up to 48 weeks In length, sUoU m ust '' For $11,500. Six room older type rebirth of militartom in Germany reimlfiod but neutralised Germany and believe AMt If tree elections be caraer soldiers. USI CHEVROLET, four door STORAGE SPACE for rant. 30''x ings. Workmanship guarantaed. Four men with at l e ^ (iv8 year's WI:IL TAKE care of pre-school /FOUR BURNER gas stove with S'! APPRAISERS SOLE AGENTS hohfie, on buaJlne. Good hot water BOLTON-rOtUtom designed Uinto. could 7>e tymi throughout QernuUiy A, A. Dion Inc., 399 Autumn ch llaln, my home on West Side., THREE ROOM furnished SEPTIC T^NKS bedroom ranch. Yoi Youngstown due to the territorial Issuer. He (elthto' on* of which wouM suit These spedsltots ore htokaa aedan. The best Bel Air model 30'. MI. 9-3303.. experience ‘on precision aircraft oven, broiler, good condition. ment, all conveniences, REALTORS heating system, copper plumbing. said no one interested in the future It would>e voted out of eixlstence. down into three major groupings: Street. Ml. 3-4880. Phone ^ML 3-8457. beds, walnut dining PI. Cleaned, Repaired* Installed I kitchsn, outstanding bathroom, o n d ’* Ru m s ), or .a reuntftod* Germany Rusgia, on the other hand, al- equipped with radio, heater, experimental p a r y Two milling table. for adults. MI. 9-7597, Elxcelle.nt housekeeping, lot 70 x v/ould be blind to the fiaet that the Jtillsd with the West gitidod mlssUs stoctronlo matorlsl powergUde and many other qual machine operators familiar with 2-6442. \. . Call 280. Other extras. colored fixtures, car poit,âmeaUa Inatoto on glvlpg the East Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 ALTKX FOR HURRICANB-proof drive large shaded lot. Price re. greatest danger of recreating Ger TJie western presaure on Molo m admlntotratlon an ,equal maintenance men, ground guldsnea ity ax&aa. A ona oWner car driven lifetime roofing. Siding, igutters. rotary table woyk who can do own FOUR ‘ROOM h ea t^ ’' apartment. THE HON'EYIVAGON LARGE three bedroom ranch and For $ 1 3 , Cheerful Hve room, man miUtarism is through perpet ■peciallsta and guided ntosUe ^ leaa than 37,000 nUlea and carries setups.* Hout^ 'S p.m, . 4 a.m.— Dogf^Birds—Pets / 41 NO MONEY DOWN I I home. Ideal for smalt duecd Warren E. Howland, Real' tov for concessions on Germany with West Germany in de- BICYCLE REPAUUNU, all types, Men insured. Work guaranteed. Adults only. For iifformation call Xfanchester Ml 9~t$8$ garage. Built in oven and "grill, 18 year old-h' Q.—Dqea the process of digeir- uating German disunity. mechanical maintenance men. our written guarantee. For a'tnily Call for free eatimatea, Altex, 52'i hours pfr -week plus. , 'Start Your' MI 9-1890, MI. ^t-8094; MI. 3-1415. faniily, Very fine conatructlon. tor. XO. 8-8600. grows out of apparent concessioi veloping any unification plans, hep dependable car b# certain to aee Skigllsh a raecialty, Now open 9 MANCHESTER. Pet Center," beau-, ' mahogany trim, hot water heat, tion. tsk$xptoce only within the The only agreement that ap- which Dulles said yesterday '* Ing' to perpetuate Oormmuntot The Job of the electioolo main Inc. Ml, 3-8489, tifui baby parkkeeta, gitoranteed ônthf.v Pa.vments plaster walM. Mb had Pa build Easy to take care of. Must be aeen tenance men to to ensure Ihs mis thte on*. Drive it and you'll buy .a.m.^ to 9. p.m. Manchetter EAST-WlNpSOR TOOL & ANDOVER 'CSiNTER-'niree room to fa« appreciated; •tonhach? '\ ' / ■ p ta ri remotely possible'., s t this lotov had made on-sseurity power In the unified natlmt, ^ Cycle Shop, 188 West Middle Turn singing canaries,\hamat/ra, tropi 1 MfJiith \fte r You Receive this house^'Price $19,300. Man A.—No, tha.^ proceps begins aa foreign ministers’ conference la a The weaterfi argument to sile will obey oamiiiands- after It It Bob Oliver baa quality care at pike, Ml. 9-xoa. cal (lah, pet foods and suppilas. apartment, partially furnished. chester AnMciates. Realtdrs. Call For $14,700. Three family dwell / • Oentar Motor Salea, 481 Maln^St^ DYE CO. / Your Home Outfit Phone PI. 2-W66 between 5 and 7 ing, on bus line. Steam heM, Istge YOUR FAMILY’S FUTURE soon aa the food enters the mouth, broad Btatement that Oermaii •is’e oppoaiUbn to a unlfto Is launched. Hike's control sjrftsm Roofing and Chimneys Id-A / 995 Main St. Ml. 9-^273. Open 9 p.m. Phil Haljhn. MI. 9-0221, Evenings where It i* iihe^d, softened and unification would be a good thing to their pmllcular concern. / ROUTE 8 a.m. to p.m. dally. Thursdays 9 '' 3 ROOMS FURNITURE lot, many possibilities. Other' Ust- many allied with the Vm. has 1953 FORD Victoria, haratop. ROOFING—Spcclaltsliw lii repair 8 Larry Adame, MI. 0-3i|4. ings available, contact. ' IS SECURE motatened 'jy sallya' which con and that the four powers will con been based'on ths fsarAnat such a Study Bleetreolcs Beautiful two tone green flnian, F o r SALE—Glrl’a- bicycle. Phone v Xr m o u s e p o in t , c o n n . a.m. to 9 p.m. S. and H. Green $9..36 MONTHLY FIVE ROOM apartment, four tains chemicals wh.ich dissolve Also known as “Internal guid 8-7418. Ing roofa of ait kinds. Also new Stamps. Attention! ROCKLETOE SECTION. Unusual AUCE CLAMPET Realtor tinue to negotiate' o% It. ' Germany would be i/n reat to So- Idw mileage fully eauipped. A roots. Gutter work. Chimneys BRAND NEW rooms are furnished. Inquire 12 certain food conatltuteqti.. Even though the bssle positions Viet seourity. but mfW It turns out ance epeolallata.” Th$y are given truly,‘Moriy' car In like new con Phone BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM, Proctor Rd. MI. 9-6717. 3 bedroom .ranch, family size Phone XU. 9-45$3. On this delightful country estate a 14-week course In basic etoetron- 1948 m RLBY Davison motorcycle. Iseaned, r^ a ired , 28 years* ex- Windsor Locka> NAtional 3-4491 ENGLISH SF?TTER, three mo'nths A rt Yoo-SookiiM k i^ M A kitchen. Itocellent birch cabinets. remain unchanged, this would per that Molotov’s Iddaa on Euroi dition, Buy now before the price Good Condition. Extras. Best offer irienca. Free estimates. Call d i n e t t e , r u g s , l a m p s . FOETTC APPEAL plus Solid value. plus Income. elevation, ex Q—Is the genera] trend qf crime mit both EiMt and West to claim security are nor so far apart from ics, a broad picture of the opera increase. See Bob Oliver today at old, very reasonable. Call Ml. 'TARf ITC Dosiroblo OflFle# m. Ceramic tile bath, tub; separate Bid Hailed tion of a Nike battery, as a whols over $35: Call Ml. 9-4699. Gowley. Manchester MI. 3-8891.’ MAN TO Work In dry cleaning t 3-7050. Hampton: 38 dêlighmd.scree with tensive view, 44 acres-^fruit, open In the U.S. upward? \Centar Motor Sale^ 481 >toln St, Business Location* ahower stall. Basement fireplace, and a study of the Nike mtosUs ^‘room; Will train. Age not Impor- EVERYTHING $288 Iho Hoort o f Town? \ garage, $19,900. Warren E. How barns and lovely/wooded area— fields, woods. Practically new dou A—No. Aecordlng to the FQl'a CHIMNEYS cleaned, - recapped, lant (actor. . Apply in person. WANTED—Good hom* for Manx For Rent 64 8 room hothe with waterfall and semiannual bulletin for 1355, the Itself and Its incredtoto - eomplex u n CHBVROtJtf Stylo Una do Business Services Offered 11 ’ pbinled and repaired. Call Ml. Look this one over. Large room land,-Realtor. XU.'8-8800. ' ble' deck poultry house, 3O;xlS0‘, electronic brain. tain, aadan. Radio, beater. Jet Flaher Dry Cleansers, ,Inc. kitten, female. Call MI, 9-0010 af 3 ROOMS FURNITURE pond (or awlmitUng. 'Ehctra apart yeara-long rise In crims aesma to ByRihicoff 9-2489. ter 6^30. TWO Heated stores for rent at 32 with side'and rear entrance, attractive ba/ra. Cuatom built 1341, The ground guidahee apeciaUets v^tinish. a axoellent condi- ALL TYPES ,OF electrical wiring, Oak St. Will paint to ault tenant. A REAL NICE home. Six rooms, ment over garage. Price dras have' been checked. Thlal major' West Carman uth Seen WANTED—Boy to fill doughnuts. $10.16 MONTHLY completely renovated, parking •partly furnished and recreation tically reduced. Owner seya center entrMCe colonial. ' Fqur crimes declined .7 per cent in the also spend their finrt 14 weeks fat ' Uoa. IM qiSonobUe “sr* aedan, inatallationa and repairing done. Hours 8 to 10 A.m. Apply In per BRAND NEW For Informatioo call Ml. 9-1690, (acllitlrs. 1001/, Eaat Center St. from Page One) a basic electronics coilm. They radio, naqtar. In very good condi Call J. A A. Electric. MI. 9-9873 Millinery—Ofsssihakihg 19 MI. 9-8094. Ml. 3-1415. ' room. Twoicar garage. AD. 3-8880 •'Must Sel)".. Call Mrs. Pratt. PI. bedrooms Iplus One finished on first half of 1055, compared yrtth son. Fine Pastry, 85* Center St. Livestock—Vehicles 42 WESTINGHOUSE REFRIG.. UV- 2-7598, or J. Watson Beach A Co. the same months •( 1354, it^ d y to Figh ommunism too must he familiar w idths ex tion. bouglM Motora. 338 Main St. before 8 a.m. and after 4 p.m. ^ U R ROOXIS, ollJieat, city uUlf- third floory, V,i baths, living room alterations Coats, dresses, ING ROOM. BEDROOM DIN [ LARGE OFFICE. For professional . SEE H. TROHER JA. 3-2114. opoaal to revive the former act procedures used In orienting BiEL-AIR bard- LAWNS and leave's raked and'rub- skirts, etc. Also hemming. Call WE BUY beef catUa and calves. ETTE, RUGS, LAMPS TABLES or any type of business. Hartford tie*>.^Quick 6(icupancy. Price only 18' X 30'. fireplace, T.V. room, ’ord Flood Commission to ea- and synchronising ths Niks sys First Class Pay. highest price. Mancheater Tel. MI t-7782 for.AppoIntment llO.StkL/Charlea Lesperance. XU. PERKINS STREET-Modem five sun rdom, dining room, spacious Q—What are arteriosclerosis the Park River flood prob- tem and Its electronic equipment ' over bluet radio, heater lah removed. Trees removed and MI. 9-9022. EVERYTHING $360 Road location. Call MI. 9-0989. and atheroacleroaisT ^ LEON DENNEN > West German clergymen trans aignal lighta. and chain saw work. Land cleared and Peeking Co. MI. 9-1600. 3-7820. X \ rooms with 10' X 20' enclosed kitchen, full basement, storm sash NEA'fiWf Correepon^t ferred to East German parlehes After 288 hours of studying the nance Mechanics porch. Colored tile bath, circulet- A—The former is hardening of computer,- they are supposed to many olbar quality 4xtraa. Driven brush burned. Walla, lawns and WJ: b u y COWS, calves and beet _ s : and screcna. Full Insulation. Steam the arteries, in which calcium is Bonn, OeT">»"y /NEA) — have repeatedly been refused the The need for legtstation to cope leaa than wJlOQ aUlea. Owner’a patios built. Arthur Gay. ML M ovt^—Trucking 3 ROOMS FURNITURE >hg hot water oil.heat. Desirable right of domicile. with-special problems peculiar to know the function of every minute Too} Makers cattle. Also horses. Piela Bros. $14.74 MONTHLY location, fenced-îot, fruit trees, oU heat. Real country living. Only deposited on the artery walls. The •"Shouldn't we'kfk yojn(g Germane part of their equipment dmnt to name oh raque^ As good aa a 9-8275. . , /storage 20 Tel. Ml. S-7405. Always Itv !^Sryl y le latter is closely related, but in In schools and youth organ!: lndivi<|usl towns. new one, at a big a a v in ^ See Machinists BRAND NEW ’ etc. Many egtras. Reasonable. 20 minutes from Manchester. whether or not theyânt to eerve tione children are constantly the last of the 3,000-odd .vacuum Bob Oliver today. Center Motor FURNITURE R ei^ Servlca: AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., Owner, XU. 3-8110, 3 a.m. to 3 volves deposits of fatty-like sub A change In the New Haven tubes. 4 NORGE WASHING MACHINE, EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY stances rather than calcium. Jn the arr.ied fordesU’ a Soclellat doctrinatsci with "anti-rellgt'oua Railroad Charter to clear ths way .X' Salea, 481 Main St. Complete repatring, retlnlaiilng, local ahd long diatance moving, WESTINGHOUSE REFRIG. BED- p.m., 8 to 10 p.m. . deputy asked In/the Roitn Bundes principles of Xlarxism" end ths 'N uts and Bolts* Meu restoring on all typea of furftiture. packing, storage. Call Ml. 3-8167. Die Makers Poultry «nd Supplies 41 \ WALTON W. GRANT, Its requested approval of a 10 mil ROOM. LIVING ROOM. ' DIN FOR CREDIT CLERK •tag. > / “progressive policies of the So Uon dpUar federal loan, to' help The .'mechanlc|d maintenance / BRUNNER S PACHARD Zigmued Gozdz, Prop, Formeri^ Hartlord CH. 7-1428. /Maclvine Operator BROAD BREASTED bronze tur ETTE. DISHES. RUGS. LAMPS’ Realtor Q—What was the last novel No such/uesllorts were ever viet Union." Hardly an instruc men are known" as the "nuts anA“ ■ WaUtlna Bros. Tel. Ml. 8-7449. 1 TABLES. BI^NKKTS ‘ \ written by the late ’niem as XIann 7 repair Its flood dsmsged facilities, bolts” group. They assemble, 8UNCHESTER Package Delivery; keys for Thanksgiving. Fresh Bright alert young woman with neat sppenrnnce end pleaeant SUapytime Pal asked U( Sovlet-ocGupii^ East tion hour passes without some as- While all officials at the confer- Look These Used Cara Over ^SPENCER RUBBER frozen 10 to 25 pounds. 69c pound. EVP:RYTHING $494 -personality with ability to serve enstomers. Helling experienee 68 East Center St. Ml. 3-1153 A—“Oonfesslons of Felix Krull, Germany While West German pect of atheism being brought to and fuel, the mlasue, TTtey aito rs- ' )DT RADIO—T.V., phono's. Light trucking and package deliv Confidence M4n." enca Indicated a desire for a ihort sponsimesponsible for the proper ^mriKloa^mmtioa We’ll Save You Money Nigm^calls. Guaranteed aervice. ery. Refrigerators, washers and Schaub'a Tbrkey Farm , 188 Hllla- desirable. Permanent position with good opportunity-for advanee- leader* consider carefully and re- bear os young minds. speedy sssslon they differed ss to PliODUTS CO. town Rd, * ment for right person. . _ spegt the views of youth, yohng , A .young East 'German who o^*t)Cry thing - In Nike .except Its ptove moving specially. Foidlng PRICE INCLUDES DELIVERY.. Q—What is a group of larks the estimated- time It would run. Crtctfonlc brain. TSdy’îre In jchaira (of rent. 811. 9-0782. SBTUF. SERVlieE. GUARANTEE pebpli In the‘Red sons mre' su* 'Vvlthts to study In s' high achodi The Governor said he hoped Uie *56 Chevrolet a s h e s 'AND rubbish removed. Cfia'iielStrfeet KEENEY DRIVE. Bolton—Just off called 7 ected to ever tighter controls. .or university muot first avow his structed in the qsd of tools, ths Im m e d ia t e d e l iv e r y q r \ CHEQK THESE ADVANTAGE: A—An exaltation. session “will do the buslne^ at high pressure ^tem a, air testing DelRay. Sport Coupe. V8. P.G, R. attics, cellars and yards clewed. AUTOMOTIVE machine shop man Articles For Sale 45 FREE STORAGE UNTIL the lake, real cute (our room For yOuth behind the Iron Cur faith, in the - Ideals and goals of band and not last too tong." H. WW. Urea. Only |49S down. Prompt;------râble courteouaêrV' ^ -\ ranch with garage. Excellent con tain Hitlerism and l-egl|nentation U^Red state. facilities ani/the nomenclature. >l*aintim|;—Papering 21 and an automotive outside sales SPINET PIANO, like new. Will n e e d e d Thorough Training Paid Holidays He said that his opening me* descriptive function, location, op Ice, reaaonable rates. Ml. 8-2148 man' wanted. Experience pre dition. Many extraa./elling for ■ Q Who is Taikwan Y okoyîa --- though now tinged with Com Geography Slanted PAINTING *A5tD paper- hangiiig.hangiiig, sacrifice for quick cash sale. PfioQe Me Immediately Exoetlent Salary Paid Vacation 310,250. Should quqKfy (or a VA •age to the seralon next Wednes eration of' the missile propulsion, ferred. Winkler Auto Parts, . 191 Illness Payment A—He Is Japan’s greates^lving munist' phraaes — remain a grim E v^ subjects such aa natural day will be confined solely to flood '51 Olds Super 88 OOMPLETB REPAIRS Stuart Repair or ne\i' work. Firet cHiiicibsi Write Box E, Herald. Hartford CH. 7-0358 Antomatic Increases loan T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Ml. traditional artist. reality. scienceând geography, as taught hydraulic w êod and guidance, R. Wolcott on wrtngei/anjl auto Center St. Group lasnrancs 8-54t$. XU. 3-7781.. recovery matters'.' system and t'mlr component ports I+ “ Four .Door, R. H. Hydramatic. work at reasonable ratea. Ray- STUDIO COUCH, In -good condi After 7 R- M. CH. 6-4690 Pt«*imt Working Conditions Out of 19,850 refugees who es in the BaM G ennan ocheola, are Je t black. Low mileage. Just like matic washing machines, electric Inond Flake, êl. MI. 9 9237 Hospitalization. He said that be would be avail •—a tall order, m brief, they pre WANTED -A young man to, work tion. one pair young roan's shoe See It Da.v Or Nijrlvb Imni^diate Discount Profit Sharing Plan FERNWOOD.DRIVE, Bolton—Only Q'-What caused the U88 For- caped (ZO..I East Germany to the full of edmmunist propaganda. new, -Oifly 3895. down. ranges; vacuum clemera, motors, -bn dairy farm.'Muat be exper For instance, writing of the city able st pH times during ths sessinn pare Nike for firing;. ' small appliances./welding. 180 EXTERIOR and interior painting roller skates with case, si.ze 9. If yoq have nq meana of transpor a few.of ptesw large ranch homes restall, world's m istiest warship, Bonn Federal Republic last July, to meet with leaders "and try to Forty-five weeksNond two days Main Street. MI,'9-8878. and. paperhanging. Floors rleanM_____ ienced in hand and machine milk Mlsrellaneous items. Priced.rea tation. I'll aend my auto for you. are attll ' available. The prlc* of to be returned /early from sea 10.094 were boye under 25 and of Paris, a Red geography^ book ing, also have driver’a license. APPLY FOB PERSONAL INTERVIEW states: work out sgreements,’’ from the dste the 11m of the per '46 Chevrolet and '\\’n,\ed. Free esUmales. Su sonable. JA. 8-57*9. No obligation. . S15.e0fi4ncludea SU rooms, plaster trials 7 800 were girls. sonnel earmarked for a. Nike per MANCHESTER/ T. V. Service, Apply In person to Pella Brothera, "The nhrrow streets of Pori* Senator Patrick J. Ward, presl Four Door______Sedan R. H. Over- perior Painting and WaUpapering A—L—B—E—R—•T—'S SEARS ROERUCK A COMPANY walla, full basement with garage - A—Failur/ of two propeller Three Reasons Given dent pro tem of 'the Upper House, sonnel package arrives'-^re, all radio and1 T.^.T.y. apecialiata . since Co. MI. 9-T.M7, ^ 364 Bidwell St., Mancheater. 43-45 ALLYN ST. 5^1 .MAI.N STREET—MANCHESTER. CON.V. • a ^ amesite and storm window's bearings. were replaced by broader streets kauled. New tires. 348 down or aa TOBACCO SHED poles 3'x5’: 4'x4’, They gfcve three reasons for was hopeful thkt the Legislature elements will be graduated from 1934. Charte/ members of Telsa. Free Parking cor. Allyn A Trum kpd screens. Lots are 150x200. abandoning home and family and in the nineteenth cdqtury; there tow aa. ,88 week, . » ■ Ml. 9-8660 f(r fa . 3-4807. FOR INTERIOR- painting and 18 footers, *1.50 eacb. MI. 9-248*. could wind-up Its business before their respective school or AMBITIOUS MAN bull Sotoc have brick and these are Q—Do women have the vole in escaping from East Germany: by thescapitalist class .of the time Thanksgiving. courses and units. Then, fo decorating t-aU; Wnv. Dickaun an slightly higher in price. T. J. South American .countries 7 1. Fear of being pressed to Join hoped to better use Its troops other eight weeks, they will train kilWM aivy time. Cm E. J. CAMPBELL haa three tire F iv e ROOMS of furniture as Is. “ I don’t ace any need for a long '47 Olds 28.-45,..yeara, aincere, reliable^ .In-, racks for sale. Any reasonable of Crockett, Realtor. MI. 3-8418 or A Peril has Just anfranchised the Communist army. against the workers,” harrangue," declared he Hartford as a unit with the equipment ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. pleie insurance coverage. terested in lifetime career in aales Whole or. separate pieces. Nd de realdenca MI. 9-7751. The world—aa the Red'teach Two Door Sedan R. H. 825 down Call MI. 3-7644 any^ time. fer will take them. Rockville TR, livery. Personal reazona cause me women, leaving Para$ruay the only 2. ' No desire, to serve in pre- Democrat. they wiil use in-the field. or aa lew aa IS week. or sale's management.. Car ' re 8-9539;-. , country that still denies them the mlHtary' labor battalions. era see it — Is generally divided Finally, the unit Is moved out PAINTING AND paperhanglng. to sell. 67 Wadsworth St. XG. SOUTH WINDSOR -Near parkway, into two. parts: '“The camp of House Speaker W. Sheffield ALL TYPES Of t v SERVICE ' Quality work, reaaomihle prices quired, no traveling. Sales exper- MaRclieirttr/ Bowars School Soeiion ! iJote. ■ ■ i 3. Fear that In the future it Cowles said he shared Sen. Ward'i to- Red Canyon Range for the in- ii nce or knowledge of our busineas 9-5097. . six rooms,' one unfinished,sh( oil Pence” isnd 'The camp of war \ and prompt se rv irf/F re e eati- steam heat, artesian well, lot '224 might btKome still .more difficult hope but not the belief, that- the tricate and varied pre- launching ’60 Plymouth Radios and Phonos ■ mates,, Fullv insured. Call Bert u inecesaary,* W* thoroughly train USED BRICKS for aale. Call XH. to leave the Red zone. and ' capitalism.’’ The “ camp . of tests. The unit fires Its• fir 'rfit Nike* you to assure aucceas. Our average 9-0288. X 500. Fine condition. 312,000. Q. Where did Russia once main peace" is of course headed by seesioii would end by turke;,'tlme Two boor Sedan. Good, clean; Available At All H m cs ' Plante, MI. 9 *965.- Madel'kze Smith, Realtor. MI. tain a' fort in the United States? Almost all Jhe girls said they Cowles, a Farmington Republi and then to ready to occupy a de aolio. 898 down or as low a* 85 salesman earna ateut ItOS . per escaped to avofd joining pre-mili Russia and Red China while the fense site somewhere in the United week. Above average men earn ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port 9-1842, MI. 9-1146. A—From 1812 to 1841. Russia can, estimated that luarings wo" -Wfck. Philco Factory Supervlied Service maintained,a military outpo.st in tary training units disguised as "esmp of war iuid capitalism" to take considerable time. He pre States. Bonds—Stocks-^ considerably more.. If you qualify, able and atandard typewriters. SEPTIC TANKS the "Boclety for Sports and Mech "dominated" by the U.S. *> Call WILL HILLS promotion . to aalea management All makea of adding machlnea AND California 125 miles north of San dicted that the eesslon might run MorfgaRcs Wanted—Real Estate 77 Francisco. It was called “Fuerto de anization.” Nowhere to the clash between into December. 'MI 9-9698 11 posUioh assures average annual •qld or rented, RepTOra on all* democratic fteedom . and Red Automobile Sâlesman ' ^ , earnings of'$8,000 to 312,000. Above makea, Marlow's.-' loi Russos"—fort of the Russiitns Yet most of the young refugees FIRST AND Second mortgages PLU66ED SEWERS WE NEED HOUSES Of all types —but the name eventually became Indicated a./eadineea to serve lit brainwashing better demonstrated Cantaloupe Sherbet (Yield 13 —Experience not - necesear.v. W’e RUjSBISH .jtnd- JUbea—- removed. a.verage managera-have-opportun than In the educational eystem.s General cleaning, cellara. attire bought (or our jwn account. Fast, UASTT CARRIAGE *20."TfiB aiidt end good investment, properties. Fort Ross. Bonn’s new "army "to defend free servings) So They Say will train you.>8 alar'’ and commie- confidential service. Mancheater ity for. extremely high income for Your property may suit our buy GerniSny" eghinat communism. of West and East Germsnj aion.'See Chet Brunner, Packard and yards: ReasoDable rates. M.' lifetime. Perhaps you are in your mattryss 120, gate *1, training: MACHINE OiANED Investment Corp. 244 Main street. seat 31, stroller *2, car seat 31, j ers. You can find out by calling, Against Aiding Reds E ast Schools Tools Tn'o cups water, IH cups sugar, dea'-r. A .M. Rubbish Removal. MI. Ml. 3-5416. 1present poaitlon because no better Lavitt A O'Brien. XQ. 9-8280. Q - When the cubic meter is used While East German schools are A man who makes the discreet 9-9757. ■opportunity presented itself at the rocking horse 31. Shoofly $2, MI. | Septic Tanks, Dry W clls^ .Sew er to measure woodVhat is It called? These facta — and hundreds like r envelope unflaVOred gelatin, >4 3-5457 before 7 p.m. Lines Installed — Cellar Water 8216 A—A' stere, . ^ them — demonstrate the disincli little more than propaganda tools CUDcup cold water.water, <• cimcup fresh lemon telephone calls to a competitor be 2ND MORTGAGE money at lowest time. This may be a real oppor- WANTED TO BUY In Manchester. of the Communist state. West fore he putt in the new price has FENCES built of*cedar,'Wire and payments: $22.25 for âch $1,000. ■tumty for you.. Determine this by proofing: Done. 12-43 East Hartford or Hartford. Single nation‘of youth to serve the cause Juice, teaspoon \ grated lemon BRUNNER’S PACKARD TWO COMBINATION storm doors. > 'tSir. of eommuniem. German echools' ere becoming in rind, H tesspoon salt, 2 cups taken an axe and laid it to the Cionnecticui Mortgage Exchange, writing to i home, two or three family. Man Q—Do women still outnu}nber base of the. stalwart tree, free en pole* erected. Free esUmate. Ml. Wooden storm sash and screens, i i 9 i Henry street chester P.O!', Box 728, Manches- men in thia country? ■ One of the refugee!, a boy of IS, creoalngly more democratic in mashed, very ripe cantaloupe, TALOOTTVILLE. CONN. 9-5838. -i- 27 I>ewls St., Hartford CH. 8-8897. .BOX ri. HERALD. > 58x30, 59x80,' 24x37, Xtl. 9-1291. McKin n e y r r o s. 179 GREEN ROAD 2 1 8 7 J spirit. SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. You're sure to look and feel your • ter, Cohn. A-7-Yes. In 1950 there were) 99.2 escaped West because he faced a egg whitos. hi cup sugar. terprise- .1 KockyiUa Road. Tel. MI.. 3-5191 New,fire room ranch ready males for each 100 female*.) but prison sentence for dancing boogie- In West Germany — unlike In Boil w ater and sugar together —Clarence Randall, chairman AjmQUES Refinished. Rw iring w a n t e d — Cutten',grinder with RUDD MONEL 30 gallon gas hot ISO-153 Pearl St'., Tel. Ml S-5S08 Large four bedroom home best at all times in this carefully Here’s a "smooth" pair that will the Soviet zone —. the traditional Inland Steel, says too many, busi Help Wanted—Female 35 general Job shop et^rience. FUty water heater. Excellent conditionr for occupancy. Built-in oven tailored classic that flatters every | WE HAVE several cash clients | the ration has declined to 98.0. woogie. 5 minutes.'Remove from heat. Cool Open evenings 'till 9 on any (urnituie. ieman, only three years old. King help you to look your charming waiting to buy. Lirt your property ' ______> „ '-'A similar case was reported.re German dtoclpllne Is being re slightly. Soften gelatin in cold nessmen are "sabQtao|big" free 189 SOUUi Main StT^l xn. SPLENDID opportunity to earn hour, five day week Apply 7 a.m. May be seen at Hobby Shop 403 size living room, dining room and rangle In kitchen. Sfato'- flgure. I ' best at bedtime. 'You'll And them' placed by more: humane relations enterprise. • -All day S aturday‘till 8 3-8843. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Fri Center St. , ' , Pattern No. 8216 Is in sizes 12, or business with the Manchester; Q—Are.a-ny of the seven won- cently by the Red Volkstlmnie of water, add to hot syrup along with $$$ during s< hoOI hours. No exper and kitchen. Full basement less steel sink, living room easy tb crochet (or the stitches are Associates, Rotors, Earl Rohkn.lohkn. | of the ancient world still in Sovlet-cqntrollec Saxony. between tearheni and pupils. lemon Juice, lemon rind and' salt <1oaed Sundays day. A.B.A. Tool and Die Co., 14, 1$. 18. 20; 40. 42. Size 14 4’* simple .to do. ' DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, ience necessary. Avon Cosm'etics. 1395 Tolland Turnpike. CHICKERING. spinet piano, ma that aerves aa recreation yards of 35-inch.' MI. 3-7433. Phillip Ballin existence 7 In Aue', near Chemnitz, eight Corporal punishment is now Pour Into two 4-cup freezing traya A parent will enjoy shortchMg- 1M9 FORD converUble coupe in MI. 9-2814. i hogany case, excellent condition. Kas. fireplace and ona wall Pattfern No. 2187 contains cro Charles Latfirop. German Vosingsterz were given J.sil prohibited in West Germany. Place in freezer until mixture has Ing the grocer or instruct the child copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, SEPTIC TANKS room. I'l baths, fireplace, For thia pattern, send '35C' In chet directions: material requlre- • k A—Yes. the great pyramid of ffOOd— -I mechanical condition. A g g ^ pha, «c.,, repaired. §heara. Xn.. 9-7127. paneled with -knotty pine. coins, your name, address, size de,- Khufu in Egypt. ! -' sentencew zrom two to four years' Some West German laender frozen to mush. to get In for half price at a movie (or $300. Seal'It at 387 bakldhd SHIRT PRESS operator. Must ap FOLEY EXIPLOYMENT AGENCY . Dry Wells—Sewer Lines sun porch, attached gai;age. fnentst' stitch illustrations.- (states) have even begun to prO' though he is too old. Once ths lihi knives, wbwera, etc., put into con- ply in person. New Model Laun lired, and the Pattern Number to for "banking boogie-woogie and Turn mixture into a bowl. Mix •U 44 STATE ST., HARTFORD INTERCHANGEABLE door, storm Installed an}C8ite drive, storm, win Full basement, only • Send 2Sc in coins, your name, WANTED—Three bedroom home transplanting American uncultured Vide I ipecial school peychologists parent does one deceptive thing, daiOB (or coming needs. Brslth- dry, 73 Summit St. SEWER and SINK LINES SUE BURNETT. THE MAN under ' $18,800. Also two bedroom Q—By how many republics Is well. Fold in mashed cantaloupe .Vi y»R>. 82 Pesrt street. door and acreen door, all aize S3’’ dows aind acreen*. CHESTER EVENING HER.AI-D, address and the pattern number the Pan American Union In ways"' to East Germany. All this helps to humanize the and egg Whites Into which the re he con be blackmailed by the child. TWO 1181 Plymouth*. SoUiim iln h u several beginner Jobs -with X794''. MI. 9-8398. r . ROTORY CLEANED $15 JOO to .4NNE CABOT. THE MAN home between $9,400 and $18,200. atmosphere of the school and class -rDr. Adetolds Ml Johnson, pro tatatttul oondltun. Ona • tiro- SALESLADIES opportunity. Bur futures in trades and tkilto. AMESITE DRIVES 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, , NEW Have several clienta with $8,000 Washington. D. C., maintained? TTiey had founded a aociety maining cup sugar has been GONDER'8 T.V. Service, svsUablc ton's has full time selling poalt- YORKVORK 3$.as \K.\N. Y.V CHESTER EVENING HERALD, A—Twenty-one. The United called “The Manhattan Club.' room; f beaten, mtuiit to freesing trays. fessor of psychiatry. door, on* a loair-door.F___ ^ y time. AntMms conversiona. Come In jwith your Job problems. WOOLEN REX(NANT« and mg WEATHER SEALED use AVE. AMERICAS. NEW to 17,000 cash. Carlton W. Hutch- While It is tUll top early to prS' OongUa Motors, 333 loos available (or alert, neat ap •trip* lor braiding and booking. CELLARS With yotir pattern order Ipclude bia. Realtor. XQ. 9-5132 XU. Statqa and the 20 Latin-Amerlcah Though ..officially religion la no Freesp I again, until firm and pearing women. Salary and bonus. an additional 2S cents for your yORK 3$, N.V, countries. i- longer frowned Uirnn in Etoat Ger diet what direction West German ready to serve, stirring well onq< • I will never b# a candidate for J«n'a Rug Shop, 58 Talcott Ava., WATERPROOFED office again . . . because I think Wonderful store discount. Pleasant WANTED—Full Urn* attendant for RockvlUe. TR. 8-8708. copy of our fascinating new fall Now avilabls—the 1955 Needle many,; chUrchea find It Increas youth wlU take once given arms time during tbie freesing period,^ 1»4S FORD two-door, radio, beAter, working condition#. Apply In per- mo<}ern scrvlc* .station'with a TEL MIT^143 A winter '55 pattern Mok. This work,, Album printed In attractive WANTED—Two family . house, 6 Q—What change was made In ingly difficult to minister to the and uniforms, one thing aeeme while mixture is still In a mushy the younger generation should VENERTAN BLIND expertly laun‘ ■aon pleaae. Burton's, In^. prdgresalvc new car agency: Good T^)tROCKETT tsks over. overdrive, new Urea, full disc hub dered end repslred. 24 hour aerv- BOLTON—Butldtiig atone, *en*«r, A lêheeter—MI 3-5413 latsat sdltion of Ba$ic Fashion eolors. It 'contains 5$ pages of and 8 or $ and 9. i^li cellar. 1954 to the pledge of allegtoince overwhelmingly t Catholic and Pro certain: Democracy to sinking state, i Remove from freeser and c«g*, mn Vtaor and crest^k, two ice. ConnecUcut Y«*eUan Blind chance (or advancement.: Apply In ttreplace, wail atone, qagctonc TOWN A COUNTRY contains a wealth of sew-simple, tsvely designs—plug 8 gift pat Good eondiUoa. Must have yard to: the flag? testant population. Church laervlcas deep roots In Die Bonn Federal let stand st room teaverstura 30 —Harry B. Truman m a totor to bta. :Vary good ifiondltlnn, BOOKKEEPER, accounts; Receiv person to Francis Manning, Me- Atop aiat* flagging. Bplton Notch terns, dlrecUpna printed in hook. as well u the Clergy srq under Republic. Bast Gennsny remains to SO ninutss to soften easy David B. I Robmrto. FlttriMngh Laundry cd. EstabUahed 1347, JA. able , and payroll. Apply Beszinl DRAINAGE CO. P êxxJjbr^ , ReaMsaee X n-3-7781 up-to-ths-minute styles^ special ' and. garages. CaU XQ. 9-4$$4 eve A—'The words “under God” — I'Arnuiged. MI. 3-4238. 3-3135. • aura PonUac, 878 Main St., Man Quarry. AO. 3-0817. Prompt • da- fsatureS, coto;: ahd style. Only 35e a edpy! nings. were lulded by law. constant poUes o b s w r a ti^ Immerssd la Raid Stovsry. ' •atbig. Berys in sherbet gisssee. Democrat- B ^ . , Adams 8t. chester. Uv«ry. \ f" t’.' 't "I t--'. ■ \ . n-; .. ' Vv ' ^ . - ' 1 ” X ♦ Artnire Daily Net Preai Run 'ThoWoBthor raURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8> . W M k K a M Faraeaat a t D. S. Waotbar l PAGE TWBNTY-rOUl r lEtt^nins Bata eadtog toalgkt, aaMer. U m » . /■ t i m t 8$, except eoolor la rnral 11,916 areas. Partly doady, aoel SataT* 'Hi* Anurican Lcfion Auxiliary Speake on Book* Member'of tlia ADdlS-' jtay.'m gh In mid 40*. will hold itp liualneta maatina Mon- Make VoUra Satarday Burma at »ix month*. Naturalised will be awarded and refreshments 6:80 p.m, at tha Oak <>rille. Offi citisei)|Kmtut present naturall- Also at this meeting, there will eerved by Mra. Frieda Moorhouae cers for the coining year Vrill be satlim. . cerUflcatis and .evi be a display of booka from the Plans Seen a C A R E T T E S At Pinehurst Rib Pork and her committee. The. public la elected during the evening. dence must be pi^sented in Whllon Library. - Roast, 7 Rib Cut 23c invited. cakes of-derivative citlseiiship: Refreahments will be iwrved by BUDOjr PRinD MATERim DRESSES The Ladiee of the Aniimption the hospitality committee at tha Tou fust can't beat Plne- will hoid their monthly pieeting on cloae of the evening. By ParseUs hurat'a e>*eryday low prices At Pinehurst Chapman' Court,- Order of Ama ranth, will, meet In the Masonic Monday, Nov. 7, at 8 p.m. at t ^ the windows of the new parish on Cigarettes . . . A mini Tender, sizzling regular church. Members arc reminded House and otherwise put it in or SON BORN |M & N O im Et mum selling price both at Temple Friday at 7:45 p.m. After HArtford, Nov. 4 (A*)— Sirloin or .Short Steaks the mebUngs Albert Heaviaidee appear in coetume. / der. they are asked to bring their wholesale and retail la set up on-n cleaning materials, and a lad A son 'was bom. at the Hartfoi:^ 505 E. MIDDLE TPKE. / AT THE GREEN SUfford Springs, N( ' 'GOP H,ou8e Leader Norman lbX79c will show plcturss taken during (Special)—A clos^ coron by Conn. State law. We, fol M*n of the Buckingham xjongre- der, if possible. It Is suggested j Hospital Monday to Mr. and K. PArsells today predicted an his vacation. Rrsfreshments will OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. low that minimum which gatloiral CHtirch will ra W t Satur that a bottle of vinegar would be Anthony Ijaurinltii, 582 BuilT'Hill inquest into'the death ,of that ait adequate flood control gives you. for example, car Special Large , Double hs served by. Mrs. Walter Denne and her committee. day at 1 p.m. at the c h ^ h to wash simpleet cleaning fluklid. Rd. Pertnaylvahia girl, originally program will be worked out tons of Luckies or Camels for BonO Sirloins 89c / • 8 2 .0 0 ... single packs for 21c. Bcheduled (or this morning, ia “without too much difficulty” now being conducted at the Pall Malls $2.10 carton, 22e At Pinehurst once the special session is un- single pack. Stafford Springs State Po denwflye Testim ony Soviet Says Old Golds Rag. $2.09—21c Choice Rib Oven lice Barracks by Tolland ‘‘I honaatly don't think we are Kings $2.10—22c Roast Of Beef going tb have a great deal of Filters $2.29—2Sc County Coroner Bernard J. (Meaty 4th thru 7th Ackerman. trouble working this thing out Parilaments $2.85—20c ribs) 1{). 59c when we ar.e In aeeeion.'’ he de In Trial of P lan F ails L L Taylor aaid a complete clared.x ' . . We have Just about every atatement regarding the re- "But," the influential Republi Wnd and size of cigarette all Mississippi Bold a t the state aet minimum aultn of the inque«t would be can leader added, "I don't eee how Reds Opens July Order price. Sliced Bacon...... lb. 66c given to the press as noon ss we ran reach ajgreementa before available, but the investiga hand." These observaHonsT were made New Haven, Nov. 4 (/P>— Geneva, Nov.'A (/P) — Th« tion is not likely to conclude as he came to the capitol to con The goyernment called its western Big Three asked until 3:30 or 4 p.m. , fer -'with Governor Riblcoff and At Pinehurst, Round Steak and Pork Chops first witnens today in^ the 'a today to agree tdiree nir other legislative leader*. on plans tibnMde German eleeZiona are lower . . . Whole strips of pork, cut into .Manchester,- Mass., Nov. 4 for the special session Convening trial of eight alleged Commu- chpps and roasta if youwlsh, a rt a wonderful LsncbM next Wedneactay. ntsta charged with violating nextêptember as a foriîi- bu y^ t 46c lb. School Q S ^ K quiet, wcU-respected adyOrGsing ^ executive killed He said that ao far aa he la con the Smith Act. ner to Fqunifi(»tion but Our meat manager. Charlie McCarthy thlnka •or cerned the method o f ' financing He was ,identified as Ronald into a Soviet stone wall. mu wlU like the fraah choice Lamb Legs at himiierLpn It lonely beach yes the rebuilding and recovtr'y pro Marvin Gay, Los Angelea^ Chkilf., Soviet Foreign MiniaUr V. M. 63c lb., Lamb Patties at 20c and Rib Lamb ■ : ■■ '• - X terday shortly before authori N gram will be left for the law a former Bridgeport resident end Molotov, confronted with tha new makers to decldt, Chops a t 70c lb. . i Continental Pastry Y#wc iMby day employment figures for Octo lUAIL UUNCHIS MAJOR commtaslon ahould mak* ita talUgJ 4 Venow <}iiartcr« Into custody, though he chose to ber will show "another alsable in ATTACK TO OUST IG m iA N Birds Eys fp tM o Pattiss \ SUGAR 1 - ./ - ' ' * ‘'•h . report to the Big Four by nact 2 M r 8Se Cream Pitffs 40o CORNED SPARE RIrS 49e call himse^ the 'Numbel- one sus crease in jobs." OUTFOSTS IN MMU.ITARIZI0 HEINZ pect',"' Penham revealed. iGYrr COUNT) so-ni ZONE AS WORST fiGHTiNO January. ^ a - ^ In addition, Weeks said. Infla ' 1 Appelstrudel 08c 2 Lbs. 2 Pkg*. 10 Convicjflîg At 2:4(1 yesterday afternoon Ik^ Contiiiues tionary pressures are receding and DEAD. LAUNCHK SINCE FALUTINE WAR Step te flerfwasi U itty j Birds Eys 0AHREAL Our poultry ceuntur o Wm b ‘farm -ftuili whmip fuwli Pfc. Penham and CpI. Herman "the economy is in the pink of con- COUNTUATTACK UUfTS IN SINAI OESERT. Labelled a “lUpk step" tewitrS Ffs-Gooksd Scallops 50c 0ara-Liss Coffee Cakes 70c Ziegler ..ere at Boston Police German raunUtcatlosi, the WMtem tuibdur roostuTf, y a m q y t r y e n o r b re ilu re , luilU M i y - diUon." 30 FootTuniiel Headquarters when they learned 'to Gain, Awaits' He also piîcted a "Very Merry NTILU propoM _ ‘ / - ■ \ vT ORBALPOOD tp-us* cM ektu parts. Z the end had come, Penham said he 'Cî'riatmas" for the nation'! retail secret slecUona Krill called Turner's home and a female er^. He said that "the, prospect Is ho oigaiRaed throughout Oomain To Eâpe Jail voice reported Turner was dead. General Taylor thbt stores will havd the beet tn t ^ month o f Beptamber 196$;; mi Swanson's Chicken*Btaf>Turkay TV Dinners OREAL U.OI.TIN Nothing Comes aa Surprise Clirl^ma* sales in history." toyUrntt repreaentativas to a aan BONELESS/CORNED BEEF 59c " i t îdn't surprise me. Nothing Denver, Nov. 4 ilPt — President ' Pia« ’56 Rood Drive tkM l aaa«mbly for all of Oartnany ;■ / ipectal at 69c Mia walla. Wash.. Nov. 4 (d*)— * uqder Inatruction* to dfaft a (MB'- I YOUR CHOICE Nice ebiick or b/isket cuta—Not staateful tough Inmates of the tumult- comils as a surprise after 16 yeara Eisenhower, able to dine outside Weeks made his forecasts in on the force, 1 can't say whether I hla hospital room now, looked for ■tltutldn and to form. In comfonu* idden Waahlngton State Penlten- WILUAM b ; t u r n e r talk to a natioijal gathering of vol- was disappointed or not. There is a ward to a social visit today with unteer savings bond iaieimen S N ^ ' S tiary escaped last night after entittentlent for reunited Germany. Naw A t Pinahurst; DOVALETTES HERTS A NICE PRICE REDUCTION: /■ week! of tunneling through seven ]>08sibility that if we had gotten to. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, Army making plana fOr the 1058 bond Israel Turner and he r*,fused to return tONl These factors can never be ellml- chief of staff. ■ales cainpeign. "2. Each of the four pow*r* win ClMRsing TissiiBS U P T O N CENTER GVX Inches of concrete and 30 feet of BiM C om pii^ Fish Dinner ...... 7 5 c earth. Pennsylvania voluntarily, the long,Yi*ted when the chage atarU to The White House said the two T h e October employment figure* designate a reproaentaUv* to a CIsiiHsliowder near its end," said Penham. old service friends planned no dla- probably will be published by the commlMrion In charg* of jr a p a r. Sanltiiry TImim HAiMUcerchiefs T E A The ■ escape waa discovered at’ a drawn out legal affair wnicn u Sew ihiglaiid or BONELESS HAM SLICES u. 99e 7:30 p.m. change of guards, an have been necessary bobaiuie of the :rtiou*aiids questioned t cussion ..of national defense prob- Commerce and Labor Departments ! ing, tn consultation k^ (jsnrfium Manhattaa fltj’le lema, end aUded they would be on Monday. Giving an advance Platoons Kperte, th* «leetoral law.for tbeee THK 'WSK* TU eatimated two hours after the dO three 'states involved would have -Thougli he did nut disclose the SANDWICH SnCIAL: men had crawled thVough the 30- highlighted the situation and even- eXapt number of people questioned Joined by their wives et the late peek at what they will shpw, 'Ions, limiuding effeciive dls- 2 Cans inch wide tunnel to liberty just tuall>- the needed statutes might since Doria Hatch disappeared aftembon meeting. Weeks aaid-: NOW IN... outside the west wall. have been enacted. In cases such- July 2^, 1053, frq^ra her home in ■vit wrlll'"be purely social," aaid Preliminary- estimates reveal ' Jeruialem, Nov. ^ (Ah—l#r*ei Gene.va, an informed source so FUga Tea) Jam es C. Hagerty, Eiaenhower'i another sizable Increase in jobs. ■aid two E g y p tii^ platoon# a t Britain favors swift and Stern ■ \ Lb. S > . —And hours taler, despite, a wide as this one the legal battle is lef—(rCamb Ig r 'Sprlnglr.- Pa., Tenha'm i>l6 Fashioned MEAT LOAF spread cordon o f scores of police rifle. indicated that in a^ldition to the press secretary, An assuring fact ih that the num .tacked an a .lr a n ^ larael position condemnation of larael in.the !i i Currents, Figs V2 Lb. AN OLDTIME FAVORITE—REOVLARL^ 70c lA y assisted by four bloodhounds, no "Before w* left the barracks -2,500 reg;idents of the town, thous Taylor, named chief of ataff by ber of adult worketa—-the ‘bread- near the iower/*(!®i°® the Gaza El' .Snbha flghting. .Siritlah For . V trace of the men had been found (the Stafford Springs Barradks, of ands more were quizzeJ. Elsenhower a few months ago, is winner’ riasi, 25 years of age or Strip today were repulaed. A eign Secretary Hafold Macmillan, S ^ e d Rkisiiis except tracks a half miie from the the Connecticut State Police) we • The ak.eidtonr found Ir Stafford on an liwpectlon tour of United over—reached sn 4llytime record U.N. apokejMUan said there wa* an attending the Big Four Foreign gaping hole In the prison side. talked about the possibility pf a States military instsllstlbns. .The high." . exchange^bf mortar and arUllery Miniatafa' meeting, wlta expected . Mix^ Dried Fruits Handy's BACON SQUARESx. 33c The tracks. leading in to. the suicide and also his skipping town. (Continued on Page Ten) General snd Mrs. Tayjor were Are in the El Auja-Nlzana area, to ask U, S, Secretary df Stale LAND O'LAKES surrounding, rolling wheallanda, schediiled to fly to Denver from (Continued on Pnge Ten)' acene of hard fighting yeaterday, Dulle* and French Foreign Minis Mixed Candied Fruits KEI ■T* were multiple, and Associate War Colorado Springs, 70 miles south but/ that “ nothing aerloua hap ter Antoine Plnay for a joint ap FRESH FORK HOCKS l - 33e den David Gereohet said he be of here. pened." PREMIER FICRLED UP peal to the U.N. Security Council POLICE iCXn»T KlUAI 8EI#' tT Pop Coni CjMONUT lieved the convicts had remained Meanwhile, the 7 a.nri. (M.ST) ^ An official Israeli ,aix>kesman- for action. L ' ■ OR HARVARD BUTTER In a group at least that long. bulletin from Elsenhower’* doctors eaid today's' attack waa ^ north of Berkeley. CaUf.. Nov. 4 (E4i-> TEA RAGS Hdc's hot (0 iiicii v«ri«ty of s«a food; Sword. Noli* w-as in the.uaual 'encouraging vein. . In London Britain called onEgypt August Volbuer, 7t.. tellw ,e< Special Ig. 18 to 24 . lOCOUTE B jfk In the prison the guard.* Cy Young Dead at 88, the Nir Iziuk . settluhichu, about to exercise the ‘’utmost restraint" M O xr'T K A but, Hoddoefc, Cod, Boston iliio. Battorfisii, Macii* fouim a neat circular slab chiseled It said: News Tidbits modern police Scleaeo, shat bins, two miles east of the.Gazx border. in averting further claahea bn the self with U* service glat4l to* . j Size Prunes rom the 7-lnch-thick concrete •’TTie President had. a good He said the 'Israeli* beat back the JIrOP COOKIES BEETS orol, Oysftrs.,. r ' night's sleep of eight hours. He Colled from AP Wires Egyptian-Iaraell-border. ’> day and waa dead- on 'antvul n8 ■ In Qirartnrs flo ^ of one, of the cells. It led in- Egyptians v/lth rifle an(l machine- Minister of State Anthony Nut Minced Meat to sn^nused dirt-floor basement. All-Time Baseball Great aw’oke feeling refreshed and jn_ a gun'flr* and suffer^ no casualties. n hoSptteL ToUiun bad bead M 1 Lb. Pkg. cheerful mood H)s condition, con ting summoned Egyptian Ambas III healtk for yedro and Ma Lb. r'''The SO-foot-Iong tunnel started An Egyptian /military spokes Pumpkin, Squash. 2 Jars tinues to progress satiRfactorUy." Alaskan, commercial airliner on sador Sami' Abdul Fatouh to the houaCkeepw aMd he dM iwt Fresh Fruit ami Vegetables; there, running straight ss a die to New-comerstown, Ohio, Nov. 4 : ball> early days thought there w.a* man said Israel _ raconnalBaanc# Joyelgn Offlce-to-juake thla new Ml 4 48 COUNT -theexlt-paint .‘jMOatgMBerjirte CaU '- ^ffletgen/Ey^_auppljv.Msslbn. xtrclea ' ----;------_ , - . , . . . i v**' DenlOh True (Cy)'Ybong, o n e ]‘'nothing -wrong with modern Tomorrqv/ the President will p e repeatedly wUhIn ^ l e of RuMtan- piT*nes flew over the ^ a z * atrip- ap ^ al 'amid 'witjetpread anxiery ■T" (Dniy a fe\y hand madeîgging basebaU's ail-tlme pitching! pitcher* that a little more elbow and met heavy Egyptian antiair CALIFORNIA visited at Fitzsimbna Army Hba. hetd territory In Bering ea withbiit in London that the Egyptian-I*-> U.S. .ADMITB SOVIET p r i e s t tool* were left behind. The dirt gg grease wouldn-t dire." ' • "h,” »nnth»r niri mnlracie in craft fire. He aaid the Israeli rael flghting may erupt into an-^ apparently had been flushed down j , member of baaebair* He w aa 45 where he laid aaide hi. Another old conirade Jn incl4eijt.'. . Syrian‘ delegate- to Washlngtou. N»v. 4 (Aft^-TRa PREMIER SOLID PACK United Nations ca|Is for halt in planes circled the area three times other major Palestine "War. We just receiv^^shipment of simply wonderful Honey- prison toilet* a bit at a ...... - ...... - arm . i Both sides claimed they held the United States today * gfaatod Guards said the big chunk of con experimental explosion* of *11 A Foreign Office spokesman entry viaaa to ArsliMalnp Boris dew Melon»>^. the best of the season . . also some UGHT MEAT ARMOUR'S while *Uting*in a chair in.the Jiome I to the great Grover types of nuclear weapons until pro- •irategic El Sablia checkpoat in K ■ ' ' -■ Crete probably had been replaced of Mr. and Mr*. John Benedum,' Alexander. deputy commander of North At told newsmen ’"The i oI the RosMm CIrthodox O m idl NATIVE, lantic Defense Forces ia.Europe: porcd - acie'nUflc committee maltce the El Auja-Nizana zone, scene of State sent for: the Egyptian Am and, his private secretary. Tba nice sweejrcranshaw Melons . . , Great big bunches of each day by the, felons after a with whom he made his home near His first professional Job in base a IT-hpur battle yesterday de- night of digging. Then on Sunday the President conclusive report on .'radiation ef bassador to express Her Majesty’s . aettoa by the State Departneat Beckc ■a celery at 25c continue }n demand . . . You will PEANUT Lg. Bch. A # ,C here. ball was at Canton, Ohio, in ISM fect*. scribed''ia the heaviest flghting be- M f SAW TUNA BROCCOLI One of, the men who escaped when that town w-as in the old will get definite Word whether he government's anxiety and to urge came lea* than M hoars after !ce/better Biilads with great large heads of fresh IVGRY SOAP He liad been ill.only briefly, hav- can leave the hospital and fly back Sen. ' Bender (R-Ohlo) . certain Kveen Arab-i-and Jews since the the utmost restraint and coopera it was dlaclooed the Soviet gov. was William B. Bracey^ 20, wlio irig visited a Newcomerstown Tri-state League. In'one of ‘5li 1048 Paleatliê' War. El Auja la shot his mother at' Tacoma two to Washington a W-eek from today. Elsenhower' to run again )>ecsuse tion with General Edson Burns, ermneat has agreed to allow aa inehurst Lettuce, Cucumbers, Radishes, Cole Slaw and Medium' Size (No Oil Added) BUTTER newspaper, office Just a week ago; first games he said he ''alrnoat about 50 miles; south of G«lz*.' APRICOT 2 For 19c lore the boards off the grandstand' President would "rather wear out 1- Amertcaa priest. Father Louia Salad Mix. Low price.s continue on Native Cauliflower, CUCUMBER^ ReteiDvd Interest in Sport - ,, ...... (ConUaued oa Page Nineteen)' than rust out." .. Boston Guardian, "r.N, Moves' Oirbed ' (Continued (Ml Page Tblrteen) pioB o f thq AaaumpUoalot order,' Combination Offer (Continued on Page Nineteen) Cv Yov;ng wA"* ranked as one of ; f” y lastbÎ. and afler that U.N. tn.icetn.irf observers in thethe\ zone NECTAR 7 Oz. In Reusable Tumbler -Negro weekly, reports death of to rater RumIs . Native Potatoes, Butternut and Acorn Squash. Rcmcm* YELLOW GLOBE, WASHED the great figures of baseball. : players called him -'Cyclop. reported. Iheii- freedom of movz- I , He retained an active interert That was shortened finaUy to-'Cy editor Mra. Maude Trotter ber if you want a fahey gift fruit basket . . , Come to Steward, 80, whom it .described as ment still was restricted by Israel SOVIET ASK FRBNOB AID ' in the sport Until the day of Jii* j f,?** ^ ^ "'** of'bi* Woodwards ‘Ideal’ and that they were unable to visit Inches Snow Finehiirst "1 4 Bars 2 Cahs TURNIPS 3 Lbs. 19c Missing Baby Hunt militant crusader for equal rights. OeKeva. Nov. 4 i/r> Baasla » _ __ I death. He appeared in recent 1‘*'®' .. , .... Coroner Morris H.. Wrubel ;say* the El Sa)>ha frontier area. 'I'hey P iltllp 111 F'oill* H h V'S - months at many baseball gathfr- ; KBtered . Iaj<>rs in ISM today called for Freacb help to FLORIDA WHITE X uaiic; 111 a laiti aatiy a past'few year* had He ended hi* minor league it-areer I in finding that testimony oflwit- added they had received i)o re Tangles Michigan ..win release of a Soviet tank, Pair, Duchess Says ports of ne-.v flghting in the area _ • I devoted much of his time in Inter- in 18M,- going to Cleveland, then in | neeae'a indicates automobije'" in er and crew ntembelK long held the National I.«agiue, He made his ■ J „ ■ which four teenagers' were Skilled today., j 3r';21fc East l(eadow. N, T., Nov. jpjXPi ! ®*ting youth in baseball. by the Chinese NatJoaallata aa GRAPEFRUIT big league debut Aug. 8. IIM. beat- Mineola. N.Y., Nov. 4 (A't The Sept. 21 was- tnavelllng 70 mp.h. AnL'n . Israeliis Foreifn. Office By ‘niE ASSOCIATED PRESS Formosa. Forriga Minlstar V. —Despite hundreds of "lesds” i Beginning in 1890. C y Young ing OriCago S-1 and allowing but Duches* "of Windsor say* the re- when it hit tree in Essex. . . H art spokesman said the U.N. officials Michigan counted one dead to i?-. fr b m Long Island otnmui.ities and | pitched major league ball for 22 day in tne wake of a storm which M. Molotov pot forward the iw* three hits. His first norhil- no-iun ; yarded as an "ideal couple" blonde ford man, Ellhu''H. Berman new had been informed. "There is no quest In the course of n private Featured at Pinehurst i.b . other states, police today reported seasons, vyss in the box 90« games ; *.*me was with aevelsnd In a 8-0 , „ disrupted Great Lakes shipping, [ij. ,s TO KAY GRAPES 2 35e Ann Woodward and her editor of Connecticut Bar Journal. firing,' and there will-)>e firing talk writh French Foreign Mbt* no clue to the whereabouts o f ; and of thele was credited with win over Cincinnati. '• Hi* second ‘ across the international frontier strangled upstate . traffle with, tjkippy Peanut Butter . ,39c' little Stephan Dammtn who hs'--! winning 511.. came when he beat eccentric Rube ■u®l*l‘i®**P(’'’^*man husband-whflm Quebec Federstioh of Industriel eight ibches of anow and tumbled Ister Antoine Pinny. Frozen Fdod S p e i dais ■■■ ■% A A Unions votes flnancial help to irom the Israeli side unless we been missing four'da .vs. i Another of ■ h ir grtat achieve-' Waddell o f" Philadelphia 3-0 with -Mr*.. Woodward shot to death In temperatures into siibfreezing ealtest Ice Cream ’ « gal. 98c ARMOUR'S DOLE j ES i>oz. 4 9 c 55,000 striking employes of West- are attacked of the Egyptiana UEA’THER STAUB PEBOK The boy, 2 years an(l .10 months : ments waa the feat of ; pitching , no runs no hits and no player . their Oyster Bay, Lbng Island, cross i*ie frontier." ' ' levels yesterday. ' SNOW CROP 1 1 old. dlaappeared Monday from In j three' no-tUt. no.trun game-x j He .reaching’ first, base-a perfect home. inghouse. .University; of Connecti David Morriaon. 11, wa* killed Mnrapa, BfaaU,' N*v. 4 (PH- tative Potatoes . .10 lbs. 29c 1 PINEAPPLE HAND PICKED U. S. NO. 1 McIn to sh 1 cut. reports enrollment of ,10,270 The El Sabha flghting brougiit near Rudyard in the Upper Penin E xUmI ez-Prorideat Joan p. 10-01.23c front of a supermarket here:while turned the ^rick flrst bn 8ept..U7. game. Four year* later he hit the . The Duchess was the honored these - other developments: TREET W A X B E A N S his mother was inside. \ 1897. agairlht CincinnaM next'on height# again with a no-hitter' In , guest at a parly attended by the to make flrst time it'a topped sula when his bicycle skidded on Peroa of Argeattaa was forced Jpeij Tonight and Friday 10,000. . I U. N. Secretary General Dag te turn back today—te# third nerve Hdt or Cold JUICE APPLES ; 3u. 29e A (J-omAn has reported thalt she May 5, 190(1. against the Philadel beating Njw York 8-0. He hUrled i Woodward* last Saturday night, icy highway M-48 into the path of Night until 8:30'P. M. I 1 r r , ■ -6 aaw the 'i>oy: abducted by four ^ m - phia Americans, and the third on these last tivo games aa a member ' Early Sunday morning Mrs. New vlole.nce erupts on Bordo Hamtnarakjold gave Egyptian and arachool bus, which skidded, too. day of hte leisurely, roondnhpot SNOWetOP j- . en and. two. men. The womeq did June 30, t008, against ^the New of the Boeton Americans. ’ Woodward. — who said later !ehe Island, horn* of Faeroe Islanders Israeli representatives at U. N. and was unable to avoid hitting air iouraey from Paragnnj^ to 12 Oz. Tin 4« Oz. Tin NicnmgUn. The Piaragunyah! .Air Pinehurst:—302 Main Street | Green Stamps Given. With Cash not suspect a kidnaping until after Y«'ork Americana. He ‘ split hi*'long - He stayed with the Cleveland was alarmed byl a lioise she con who have been defying ' Danish, headquarters in New York a new him. He waa the son of MaJ. BROCCMLI SPEARS ahe heard that the boy wa* miaa- ■ervic* equally between; the Na club in the old National loop from nected with a t (irowler in the government.. BrasilUn President peace plan for the border region. Prank Morrison, n squadron com -Force -DG4 ea which ho D O U / tob uniforms.. tack he suffered Wednesday, khd setting up of permanent maiîia ^ tes**off°fA*a tha 5 Si|n Ate- t Im OR Tea) . n * fampd ‘Iron Man" of bsae- (CoattaMd oa Fag* FUteaa) (OoRttaoad Four). ia ahojarlng improvement. ■long the triangular area's borders. (Oonttaaod an-Pnga Fbor) pert this Btendag. A SEEDLESS PINK GRAPEFRUIT ...... 3 for 36c Piseapple Chqnks 2 ^ 4 9 $ A U MCMigriH CONM* I ■ — i f ' , 'i

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