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V' 7 ' ' 7 r-Two ■X . r " . WEPNE5DAY, OCTOBER 27, 1984 \ JHaurI)f9i09r lEttifttittg Avtragt Daily Ntt Prem Run Fur th« Week K aM Ward C. Krause, .37 Walnut St., Oct. FI, 1954 Tht Waatlitr A bout Town 'and Chaster 8. Osoakl, 89 Union Soroptimist ,3 Go Ahead, Sm O# Guri^ JPregident S t, well known local musicians, ■ ec U. a. Wettbrt I have b o u ^ t the stock of Uie Willi Receivey Report Norfolk, Va. Ci^—A pretty 1 1 ,5 0 0 L A Mil WM bom at the RockvUle Music Co., -formeriy, owned young woman applying for a O f G roup Neatly fair, eael tonight, ta rn Xtegr H o^ttalooO ct. 1« to Mr. and by the late Clinton Webb of Glas­ Mearter ef the Audit sMi 99^ Friday elendy, vringy, pasaport offered a new idea Boretu ef CireulaUeu Mra. Bernard Banavigo ot Rock­ tonbury, who' lived in Manchester Soroptimletd at their dinner- \for those pasaport pictures pvahaMy few ehewere. Mtueh ooUar ville. 1110 maternal grandparents in his youth and died in July. meeting Mort'day evening at Altna- which nobody has ever mis­ Joseph Curry wee eibeted preel Friday night. dent o f the S^. Jemee' CYO at i ■are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pillard veigh, Stqrre, welcomed into meih- taken for a Rembrandt por­ Manche$te A CUy of VillagB at Waddell Bead and the paternal bership 'lof the club Mrs. Grace trait. meeting of the club recently. Aleo mmdparents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph elected were Joanne Handley, vice Seeking Enlistees Fraser, 17 Spring St., well known "Oan I smile?" she aaked ^ O I ^ LXXIV, NO. 24 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS) Banavigd at HudsonStreet. expert and instructor in' hooking- president; Marcia Albro. secretkiy yilANCHEBTER, CONN., THURSDAY, O C T ^ R 28, 1954^ Mrs. Vemice Hall In the Unit­ and Dave Golae, treasurer. x^ClaaMflMl Aivarttilbg on Pag* ft) n ^ , and Mrs. Leota Beck, post-:. ed States court clerk's officO. PRICE FIVE CENTI • MiM Shirley A. Simoncelll, M To Fill MP Squad mistresB at Columbia. In addition. Miss Handley and H«>t*^e S t, and Mlss^Nporoihy Lt. Governor Mrs. Vivian Parke . Mrs. Hall knew of no gov­ James Donewen were hsmed dele­ ic and Miss ElsaaorNSom- of Hartford conducted the instal­ ernment rcgulaUon egainec It.^ gatee to . the Hartford dlitrict Sen. brie, both of M Whitney Rd., |eR M. Sgt. John M. Vail, in charge lation, ceremony and also gave an CYO. The CYO meets every Tues- .yesterday for basic .training at Hemingway J^ns Hanoi Reds of recruiting in the area,, has re­ account of the recent national con­ day night at the local church's * , Lackland Air Force Rase, San An-' ported that enlistments open vention in Banff, which she at­ Soroptimlsts in the New York and school. Slid Itk directors arc the tonlo, Texas. New England region would be foi' a military police squad to be tended in company with several of Rev. George Hughes and the Rev, '•<1- the membera • of the Hartford willing to extend the same hos­ Robert Butler. Turn Downf made ^ip entirely of Manchester An organisatton meeting of the Soroptlmiat Club. Mrs. Parke gave pitality to members of the organi­ Aloqg with the St. Bridget's rize PTA will be held in the auditorium arim m ^ a brief hiatpry of the club since zation as the visitors to the Copen­ CYO, the St. James' group will o f the South School tomorrow at He said th.at qualified men be­ its founding in^'1921 in California', hagen convention in 1952 experi­ again sponsor the "Snow Ball'' this U. S. Break 3 p. m. A t this time the group will tween the agm. of 17 and 35 who its aims and objects, and its raipid enced in England and the Euro­ year. Stockholm, ^ Sweden, Oct. U. S. Consul elect officers and adopt by-lawa. volunteer for the squad will be' en­ growth throughout thL United pean . continent. The Europeans 28 (/P)—Am ^esn novelist All parents interested are invited listed and trained together. States, Canada and /n South' will be sure to wish to see as much ^^elsinkl, Finland, Oct. 28 Ernest H^ingway today 3^18 Literary Honors to attend. America' where there kre W' num»‘ of New England and other parte of Washington, det, 28 (4 V - The job Of MPs is an important .W — Sen, lHargaret Chase ber of clubs in. the 14 /Jifferent re­ the country as possible. won the 1J954 Nobel prize ITie State Dept, aaid today it Tommy Blake, son of Mrs. Bet­ one, Sgt. Vail said. and. involves gions. Mrs. Park-e announced that Smith (R-Maine) said today literatuM. , The 56-y ear^ policing soldiers, both in public j ty Blake, 68 Cooper Hill St., whose The speaker announced that the there are now 17 clubs in the New Me would not be surprised ii’ write^/ whose hard-boUt^ would be a “flagrant viola­ .'■ij third birthday occurred yesterday, places and military establishments 1956 international /onventlon will England region, apd. thit the ^CABEFULLT COMPOUNDED^ nations between the Unitec > ie n ^ { tion” of the Indochina truce was given a party at the home of and providing traffic control in be held in New /York City and spring,conference will be held in sty|e and violence-pp^ed [ Mrs. Martin tb Tofeldt, 70 Mather garrisons and in combat situations urged those preset to brush up on Spri.ngfield, Mart. The Manches­ ^ t e s and Russia are broken Ifes set a patten* fpf' 20th agreoMent if the Comnu S t, and presented with gifts by his as well as security guaro for its their French o f other languages. ter Club will be/one of the hostess I 6ff at any time. ntury prose thff world installations. . ' nists forced the American Peafspful Sleep After Perilous Dash little friends. Goodies, decorations She said ahy hoped that the clubs on that occasiort. ’' She UTived here from a vlelt around, will recej^e a gold and favors were appropriate to The MPs also are heeded to and wait aaked by a cOiiaiilatc in Red-occupied medal and a check for J81,- States Halloween and the children had a ■guard and escort prisoners, gutrd X WPorter if ahe thought relationa Hanot to close. merry time. against crime, sabotage and other , -M ween Ruaala amt the .United 646 Swedish Crowns (about subversive activities, Sgt. Vail Ftalee had improved lately. She $ 3 5 ;(m ). / .. .saplled: The South Methodist WSCS will said. The Army also qiaintains its The citatHm aaid the award Saigon, Viet Nam, Oct. 28 hold a "Quiet Day” service in the own penal system which pernUts r not be eurpriaed If re- was'made ^t6, "Ernest Hemingway —The Vietminh commit­ chapel tomorrow from '9:45 to iGUons bctweDii our two countilM it to cbnfine its own prisoners. for his powerful mastery, which tee administering Hanoi an­ , lliiS . Cash gifts will help to pro­ would be broken Off at any time has created a hew atyle Ip Tho courses an MP recnUt takes .b y either ilde." vide Christian literature and lead­ during training include finger­ modecti literature, aa recently nounced today it does not ership training in India and Pakis­ printing, criminal investigation, 733 ®*** cJoolined to elaborate. deipohatrated again in The Old recognize the U. S. consutate tan, and for the Deaconess retire­ ; -She made the statement imme- MfOi and the Sea." By THE ASSOCIATED ment fund.. All women interested photo study, and study of weapons dtately following queatiorji about in the Communist-occupied and documents. Since the Inception The literary prise and the annual north Indochina city. President Eisenhower will be welcome. me Moacow Incident involving two awards in medicine, chemistry and of the Military Police corps, Sgt American embaaay wlver. / A a e V e n-member Amariean himself today for his. bigfsst Vail said, the men have maintained physics will be presented by team, headed by consul ITtomas 1954 campaign effort so far X. S t Bernadette's Mothers Circle "I don't know much about If," Sweden's King Guataf Adolf VI at will meet this evening at 8 o'clock the highest degred of pride and are 3 ^ aaid. "The Finnish papers ap- G. Corcoran, ateyed In Hanoi ■—a major speech tonight to among the best disssed and moat a tradiUonal ceremony .here Dec. at the home of Mrs. Mary lamona- .^ {fn tly have written more/hhout 10. after the French evacuated the a_ Citizens for Eisenhower . CO, 34 EasUleld S t The guest efficient men In the U.8. Army. 7 it than you heard Ui Moaebw." ERNEST HEMINGWAY city earlier this month. British For further information on the Winners of the phyaics and dinner to be followed tomor­ aearnkw will be Mrs. John R. Mc- ®*n. Smith aaid she did^ot know chemistry prius atUl are to be and French mtssiona also arr Blraevy, 394 Porter St., whose MPs or other outfits in the Armv, rither Mrs. Karl Someherlatte or hanging on. row' by a 7-league- 'visit Sgt. Vail can be contgcted either named. Announcement already haa Saildburg^s Lincoln / subject will be "Mental Retarda­ Mm. Huston Stiff. /■ been made that trie Nobel peace A communique, issued by/ihe to four key states. tion." Members of St. Anne's and at the Post Office or at Dianmnu s ”1, had nothing td do i^th the committee, blasted recent /s ta te -The President’s speech in Waali- ease." prize will be withheld this year St. Christopher' circles will be A m y and Navy store, 997^Maln Hemingway ia the »txth Am'eri- Hemingway Choice Dept statemenU/ that th^U Inpon tonight (9:30 p. m. EST) la guests. Sen. Smith eihiplanes tomorrow can-bom author to win the literary consiilate would 'remain ,x because behalf of the Repuhitcaa cengrea morning for FerU. She aaid she prize. The awards were set up by the Geneva Armistica/Agreement aional ticket Is to be tclecaat aad would Me French Premier Mendes- San Francisco de Paula, , drew a military, not/^U tlcal. di­ broadcast naUonally. the will of Afred Nobel, Swedish Oct. 28 i/P)—Ernest Hemingway France there. inventor of dynamite, who died In viding line across Viet Nam. This Tomorrow... BisenhoWei'a par- ateut her Impressione on 1899. said today he was "proud and hap­ assertion "consti^tes a violation sonal plane, the Columbine. WIU the Soviet Union, ahe aaid "my py" to have won the *9.54 Nobel against the soverelgntv of the carry him ftret to aevelAnd. than Hemingway, whose adventurous prize for 1 i t e r 4 t u r e—but he Impreealona were better then 1 had life matches the exploila cf many Democratic Rg^ubli'c of Viet Nam to Detroit. LOUiaville aad Wil­ expected they would be on the thought Carl Sandburg, biographer (Vietm inh),^ the committee of his heroes, was picked for the of Abraham Lincbln, should have mington, Del., in that order. A t ^ l a of the information I received honor by the Swedish Royal Acada. won it. declared. , each place, (he PresideaS la to before I left the United States." my of Literature. It added that ' the American make airporClalka, with GOT can­ ^ °6e said Russians were better Hemingway told a news confer­ r NoMd Out. by Onirrhlli ence "I am very proud and happy declaration was "toUlly contrary didates for office atandjng by. Ho .oreFaed than ahe had expected. He almost won the prize last to the Geneva Conventions, which is due' back in Washingtoa late to­ -to receive the Nobel prize for morrow. Charge Violation year .but was nosed out by perhaps literature.” say clearly the region north of the ^ In Berlin, meanwhile, U. 8. au- the greatest phrasemaker of hts He added: "If I had been on the military demarcation line is pro­ A timetable issued at the White tlMrities told tiie RUasiana the de- visionally placed under the direc­ Hourt showed the frip would last tuition of Sen. Smith's party in about 12 hours, auriing at 7:35 (Continued on Page Ten) (^ntim ied on Pnge Ten) tion of the government of the beoame Feat Berlin eight days ago was a Democratic Republic of Viet trip vriUch la- a. m. EST. Eisenhower is sc)i^ - • I^«LAN SLf e v e s "Violation of Allied rights."^ Nam.” (AP Hireptote). uled to remain an hour In each Mej. Gen. George Honnen, in a /. The committee aaid it thus con­ city except Detroit, where a drive Soviet Coipmandant P. sidered the declaration "unaccep­ downtown to speak will extend the Keep Warm And .Cozy binder HALE'S A. Dibrova, aaid he hoped such In- table and declares it does not rec­ Saleriio Deaths stay to a littla more thaa tWa cldenu would be avoided in the W e e p in g ognize the consulate of the United hours. DIAMOND'S future. His letter noted that a States at Hanoi.” Three Die, 24 Hurt Ths President’s plane is due te U. S. High CJomrairtion official The American embassy in Sai­ Mount to 2889 land In Clevriand at 9 a. m. EST, Nationally Famous Bl^kets And Puffs and two other Americana were ap- gon said the Vietminh move tame Detroit at 10:66 a. m. EST. Louie- I AR M Y AND N A V Y ^ h en d ed by East German Com» In as no surprise but had not been vlHe at 1:45 p. m. C8T and WU- expected so soon. May Pass 400 In Mystery Blast mlngton at 6 p. m. EST. 1997 MAIN STREET - / TEL. Ml-9-3906 "Whether the consulate re­ OOP Te Pay Freight RES. $14.95 72x90 CHATHAM RES. $16.95 100% W O O L mains now depends entirely on The White House said last night '"■"X Salerno, Italy.O rt; 38 (A»>—The n state-owned store on Oct. 20. Ultvcland, Oct. 28 ( (/P)^^A‘''®We f l V A " to the defense, and It appear- whether they (the Vietminh) the flytng trip expenses will be A The Maine" Senator herself was ury of Mven men an^/fiven a t i v e ed probable It would be used in wish it to and also on how long wreckage of towns along the PhiladelphU, Oct. 28 • from the stand Tuesday. American officials said earlier wartilng summoned the fire com­ whether the Democrats or the i ^ , , , Asst. Prosecutor Thomas Par- the.v Would keep their observa­ this morning when -eeven more A that we predict will do venders (Coatiaued on Pnge Ten) bodies were dug from wrecked pany to. investigate the source of publicans will control the Senate $14.95 r>i_- I asked , her today if she still tion post in the north aa long as MeCarthy Asks next year. Also at stake in those for your morale. A warm escoii all Cleveland,^ Oet. 28 (/P)—A f*lt the same way. homes at Molina de Vietri and escaping fumes, thought to be winter long . . . light enough for ^ w there was no formal objection or Ponte Romano. ammonia. states are 50 House seats and two With 5 year guarantee against moth woman jurorivho had made; "Yes sir." she replied, overt obstruction. They empha­ A 15-foot-high steel tank mounted governorships. . . . always well mated with your su i^ sized that the presence of Ameri­ Hope was abandoned for many Republicans to 2.95 damage! U. S. Diplomats a tearful-plea to be excused i ***''®‘**<‘ ‘‘la per- of the 200 or more persons listed on a Wooden platform m one cor­ Tonight’s speech has been billed can officials did not indicate any Tenderly textured in soft, quality as missln^r. It was beMevet’ many ner of the yard,.exploded without as an effort to arouse In the battle fabrics . . . beautifully designed to recognition of the Vietminh re­ warning aa firemen searched for for control of Oongreea. to be. de­ With 6 yea^^uarantee against motti Your choice of either 72 x 90 or 80 x 90. for murder Was I today, reporters aaked Mrs. Pelaey gime. were swept out to sea or .i(uried F o r g e t Feuds express your good taste. Hit Host of beneath their broken stone hOi-ies. the kourca of the fumes. cided at the polls next Tuteday. damage! ■ ''L:., '• / . by dismissed today by the state. I **’* *^‘^**‘ when she looked at So powerful was the -explosion some of the "crusade" spirit of What a value! TheM are really wonderful Sheppard Tuesday. 4 State funeral service? were held — — X , buys In heavy looo^ wool Chatham blankets. in a surprise move. held in Salerno's cathedral today that it______slatnmed the firemen,___ and New York; Oct. 28 (rt Sen. the 1953 presidential campaign. BeautifiH Chatham^lank'ets of 100<^ /irgin Bursting Into tears sgain. she several policemen who stood near-' R. McCarthy (R-Wls) says In this vein President BisM- wool that will give yqu years of warmth and Long flbered fine quality wools that give She later told reporters she was explained that she was "sympa- for victims of the flash floods and you years and years o f service. Six colon. "sympathetic" to the defendant. McLevy’ Blasts land slides which hit a lO-mile by, with, terrific force ag.xinst two .I^publlcans should forget their hower #:>pealcd to the voters ef * s. Five colors. \ ' * 7 thetlr” to the . young osteopath. 3Sgfoot-high...... brick walla enclosing differences, "close ranks” and Connecticut to express thsmsslvae Twice yesterday prosecution She told newsmen between nobs: stretch of shoreline late Monday Washlngton. ,‘Oct. 38 (P)—U. S. and early Tuesday. the yard. \ "concentrate on the elcfctlon of a on election day. Diplomats In M ucow are reported lawyers had expressed satisfaction Republican Congresf." UWN 100% w b p L / with the Jury, but today they used ‘T lost a 17-year-oId son o f’ my Do-nothinff on By last night beds had been Rescuers tound the dead and in­ In a telegram to Nelson Brown. to have been subjected to a the fourth of their six peremptory own. AS I looked at Dr. Sheppard jured lying grotesquely on the McCarthy m'ade the statement Groton Republican Town Oonuait- . ' X ■ rtries of "personal Indlgrtlues'' by found for all th.e homeless and In a letter to William Randolph SWEEPERS REG. $20.95 100% W O O L challenges to remove Mrs. Gene­ I realized L couldn't take that blankets, food and medical Supplies ground. The steel tank vas tom In tee chairman, the President tu Soviet, police prior .tO/the latest vieve A. Pelsey, a cookie packer boy away from his mother." pieces. 8everal\vindows in nearby Hearst. Jr., publiaher of the New down an invitation to stop In i Housed resses Incident involving two American Direct Primary Were arriving In k steady stream. ScotcFi\ / for a biscuit company. The handsome osteopath Is A 50-bed Army field hospital was buildings were m ttered. York Journal-American. ton on his one-day whirlwind-I Wibaasy wives. charged with bludgeoning his Replaced by Clerk brought from Rome. Coast Guard Killed were D ^ t v Fire Chief Hearst had queried the Wiscon­ tomorrow. _In Moscow, U. S, Ambassalor pretty, pregnant wife, Marilyn, in By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Navy Thomas Kline, and Battalion Chiefs sin Senator concerning reports Kenwood Blankets Qiarles E. Bohilen called on -.So­ She was replaced by Frfnk J. her. bed July 4. Brown said an invitation was ex­ BAMBOO RAKES as< RUBBISH BURNERS Kollarlts, a cfiemicai company «ndj.pon I ZL’VizrSLSSS: s s John J. News and John P. Ma- that thoiAsands of his followers tended to Eisenhower to stop at \ Blankets viet Foreign Minister V. M. Molo­ The Jury will be asked bv the Levy. Socialist ciTndldat. for gov-1 grann. would stay sway from the polls N m c I o WWW UndBrqrouiKl G orbog* tl(»etivtr7- For T h e tov at the Kremlin today to dis- receiving clerk. Trumhull Airport in Groton either state to send him to the electiii ernor, says the Republican, and ' P r e m ir M .r io S S made a The firemen, led by N’ews. were Nov. 2 or support DemocraU as a after visiting Boston or before. Mss the tense situation, arising Before that, a dapper real estate chair, despite his .insistence the Democrats tGlk a lot about a dl-di­ personal survey of ihe Bow la the tlnw to get it Into the ground before cold weather. salesman,’ James Roger Manning, stricken called to the tWo-story C?iarles W, result of some OOP leadeiii' atti­ out of an incident Involving two crime was committed by a "bushy rect primary system in Ck>nnecti- Berg t-aboratories plant building was seated to replace a Juror who area yeaterday. He later told news- tudes toward McCarthy's methods (Coatiaued ea Page Tia|r’ y-merlcan Embassy wives and haired" Intruder. cut but he doubU they wiU ever at 5:55 a.m. (EST) Outwardly of probing Communism in govern­ 72x90 S’izg. $16.95 their cameras.' became 111, Thomas J. Solll. men hia government will immedi- Gases Out U'ladow do anything about it alely launch a reconstruction pro­ 'there s c a r e., d to be no sign „n 01of ment. . Streeeee Serious IncMent At that point, the luncheon re­ When the 30-year-old accused McLevy, who received 23,319 trouble,. Th< ' cess. the Jury was composed of gram. e blaat came 10 minutes McCarthy aaid. In a leUer being Wonderful Kenwoivl/quality in long flbered InformanU said Bohlen stressed doctor entered the court this votes when he ran for governor in later. printed today by the Journal- We seriousness with Which the seven fnen and five women, the _ Newly every major City in Italy Every ahipment a complete aellout. A smart fine wool* for tbe ibost in long wear and morning, he headed, as is liis cus­ 1960, currently ia running for the! started campaigns to raise money New# divided his men—^ I f go­ American: Scotch plaid pattern \vlth red aatin binding. * United States regards the Soriet first time the men had predomi­ comfort. Blue, white, rose, grSen and hunter nated. tom. for a window o.verlooklng a 14th time M a gubernatorial i tor relief and reconatriiction offers ing to the front, the o th m ac­ - Bigger Than Any Man Bulletins B\iy your gifts, for b p yt and girls or for your­ ■etlon in the case of Mrs. Karl E. companying News to the tear, green only. / One challenge remained avall- candidate. | of help began to come In from— ___ _ "Our party is bigger than any self. Made by Lebanon. ------T h e House SSnimerlatte, wife of the second (CoBtinned on Page Tea) In a statewide campaign broad- ®er countries. U. 8; Ambassador i PU'emen gave this version of what one man. It is big enough t6 em­ from the AP Wirtg s ^ U r y in, the Embassy, and cast last night, McLevy called for *^*''e Boothe Luce said she would I •’■PPet'ed after that: brace people of differing view­ Mrs. Houston SUff, ivife of the ax points. I sistant Naval atUche. a direct primary "to eliminate to SaJemo to see what the! Lt. Hayes D. Rommell. 38, broke THE BLANKET BEAUTIFUL 72x90 political maneuvering between the ‘^"“ *<1 State# can do. ^down the front door and. wearing "In my opinion, the election of PI'.SH GERMA.V UNflTr ' . ®Wte Dept. offleiiJs (feclined to a Republican House and Senate is Washington. Oct. 3S (ff) ^ 72x90 CHATHAM discusa previous incidents Involv. old parties'' and charged that i ®*l®t™>. * dty of 70,0(X), counted. masks, moved - with hia under the present system "voters more than 80 Arsons dead. An- *n*n to the rear of thk shallow a far better way to fight Commu­ Pnwideat Plsenhower and Went Nip-’n-Tuck cotton fit lug diplomatjc immunity but it of Harriman on election day. so-far aa the old *** loet 'heir lives at | building, search unsuccessfully for nism than to turn the control of Gcrmaa CWneellor Kenrnd WM learned that there has been Vietri aul Mare and it. suburbs of escaping gas at they went the Congress over .to the party Adenauer aaid taday they fim Blend of N ylon for day-in, day-out wear! Tri- ' A Mrtce of these minor clashes. parties are concerned, are limited to a ■ choice between candidates u New. noticed a puff W'hlch, although it has in it many agreed oa eonttaued effOcte ter. W orld-tamad varioHot Ion And ^M ost, 1^ not all of them were Case for Courts: Dewey men who are strongly anti-Ck>m- reuairicaHoa ef Oermnny. and / angle inset at waist for really m M to stem from-picture taking who have been handpicked for them o f tulip bulbs, diroci from by aelf-appointed and designing cc«nmuniti..; betwsen Amaul'lL, S m ro m .* ,^ d munist, neverthalesx cm the whole that "thie aim shaS ba - ”fm l a^idtles of the Amcricanar~Ckm has neglected in. the past to pro­ •mly by peaceful aseana.* HeSond, will mofca your trim fit. Frothy 'eyelet trim y e have been eelsed, film con New York. Oct. 38. (At — <3ov.' politicians.” alarm sounded to bring more fire gordon o blast o f glbry And Rayon Thomas E. Deuey >ays It Is up to ' ' *^eg Overdoe la State equipment. He and his men tect the,interests o f the people." fjll^ted and in some instances dip- A postscript to McCarthy's let- noxt Spring. Buy end 'dn Blankets at the neck and pockets. "the courts to decide" U, AvereU, W th the Republlcaaa and Denvo-' reached a wide overhead wooden ROYAL C.AR HITS CEDU» lertats liavs been detained even NBme

y ■ ' . •'I - ■'■ ‘i- , •A ■•■■■■. 7 ' " ' , " 'X ■ FACE JOUR liANCHEStBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, •/ MANCHESTER EVENING HBRALD. CONN h )N N .# T H U R S D A Y , O CTO BER 28, 1954 TITTTRSDAr, OCTOBER •’ ■ 7: 4-' ’ ' PAGE- F IV E <#’, ------■I...... Keiths. Back Home who aeeka to represent Manches­ Author to Speak \ m jpriendly Beggars Collect _ . •' ' ter in the state legislature. - ’ $^eks Election New Milford Polio -l*aft|ci|iRte in Toastmafiter^ Q n b Comic, Gzar Plans mm Ray waa one o f thb .first persona At Mobile Fair From Europe Trip we met upon our*arrivaI in Men- Coimt Reaches 12 Fresh Sea Foods Now ig S k h Complete Cleanup For UNICEF on Halloween cheeter a short five yeark-agO' and —----r- X while the original contact ^ciurred FISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR FRlALi^ Mrs. Jean Poindexter Colby, for­ &- Mr. and Mrs. Warren I. Keith, aa a business connection we feel Washington, Oct. 28 (JP) The (Coi ttanod tnwB Page Om ) mer children’s bobka^ editor of lUBr Mancfiwtar 51 Cambridge St., returned Tues­ that during the ensuing years‘'we Our new M i t a i y process sives yon s delicloqi^ administration of . a new cleanup day on the Queen Elisabeth, which ^'Houghton Mifflin Co,, and author whtn obaervter Hallow^ 8*t- have got to know Ray rather well. schools tyould reopeii^ Monday If golden brown fo ^ • Seals in the flavor! Come ti code to. take horror and sex out Reformation Speaker docked In New-York 12 hours late As a relative newcomer we IssiTied o f books and stories for children, of comic books says publiahers uitfay nlghU will m g a U k ye~r owing to rough seas. there were no more cases. N o try then! FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACt that Ray had spent considerable •Will speak on children’s hooka at who have signed the code "m eM b* maXliif coltocUopa UNICEF It was the fourth time they had time in the public, servic^as a di­ classes were scheduled fo r Friday, T O TAKE HOME. CALL Ml-9-8003. ' business.” crossed the Atlantic and. Mrs. the New England Mobile Book Inatcad o f coUicUiia/jiMt treaU rector of the to/wh of Manchester, anyway since it la teachers’ con­ Keith said they had never encoun­ Fair, apoiMored by the Mancheater Charles F. Murphy, for. 16 years : thenuclvu. FoK^a first time aa president of the/8th UntiUty vention day. tor tered such, stormy weather before. ■ Public Librariea and the Verplanck a New York City magisHwte and ! District and finally aa stats repre- last year these yMllecUona were On this tour they docked at Mrs. Lynch and the little girl COMMUNITY RESTAURANT PTA , next week Monday through a specialist on teenega delinquen­ senUUve. n u s record of public started locally,/Stxxtaored 1^ the Cherbourg, spent 10 days in Paris were taken to Grace-New Havenf I4> NORTH MAIN E1HEET HANCHEStCR Thursday at the Verplanck BchboL cy, announced the nCw code last United K a tio w Assn, o f Handies'^ and vicinity, enjoyed a five-day service would of/tUelf be sufficient Community Hospital at New Ha­ Mrs., Colby will apeak on Tveaday night and called On thp comics ter and eadMMd by the Manches­ .cruise on the Rhine, toured exten­ to support h ^ candidacy for re- ven, where 10 other New MUford evening at S o’clock in the school publishing industry to "measure ter OouncU/^f Chutth Women. sively in Swltserland end Italy and election as /'state representative. victims are patients. Three are '.auditorium, up to its responsibiUties.” Am onj , the ooUectora w ill be took numerous photographs of Now -al g,'newcomer you might reported as crlUcaL A graduate o f Wellesley College, Industry members, including 29 bool piQiUa from the scenic places on their travels. be inclined to say that such a re­ Early today, the neighboring Mrs. Colby It the author of “Peter publishers, 26 of whom have signed yarioifil/ churches, who have On their previous visit to Brit- cord Is SU very fine but how about town i t Bridgewater reported its PaInU the U.8.A.” ehd“ The Chi^ the code, askied Judge Murphy 'Voluataared to help the less 'aln they called on cousins o f Mfs. Ray as a person. Wbll, Just a year first polio case. He Was 5-year-old dren’a Book Field;” about WriUfig last month to go to work on th“ children of the world. Keith on her father’s side, of the ago Ray became the first winner Truxton Southworth, son o f Mr. atm publiahing for childriren. ^ 1 ledora are having parties for Somers and went on record favor­ nationwide teat. ahd from 7 to 10 p, m„ to enable ' D Herald Photo. from thia "public clamor,” He aaid paat^ the Bethlehem Evange- the dock. X ing increased aUte aid for educa­ , Raymond Cooper, centeh president of the Manchester Toastmas­ them so that they will not lose iwople to hear Mrs, Colby. ters club. Chew 'N Chat, indiilges In a little horseplay at a meeting He had every hope of adding to ^ a l Congregational Church of Queen Mother BUlsabeth anfi tion. 'A dkylay of hooka of all kinds out on all the fun and refradi-. Driver Was Deaf,^ at the Manchester Country Club last night. A t the affair, the char­ the code'a supportera the three Wore'eater, Haas., will,be guest her ladies-in-waiting had a'3-cabin In 1952 she made an unsuccess­ for Mj ages will be set up in grade Chew ^n Chai mente in case those makli^r con* suite, and made only one or two / ter for the local group waa awarded by Cheater StoeckeL to left of non-signing publishers, identified tributlons do not “treats’ tte tsol- speaker at tha annual, town-wide ful attempt for a seat in the Sen­ groufsk/Newer publications as well ss classics illustrated, Dell and appearances in the dining room. ate, but made a strong showing Cooper, governor of diatrtet 31 of 'I'qastmastera International. Alao lectora the same as the othw chil­ Reformation Barvice sponsored by Didn’t. Hear Horn as cUuMies will be on display. In­ William Gaines. on the losing Democratic ticket. cluding shout 350 Of the latest Gets Charter preaent at the meeting were Louis Fifer, left, past lieutenant gov­ dren who are out for themselves. the Manchester Council of ernor of district 31, and, from right, Gordon Pepion, president o f the Before her marriage to John J. childreir’s bdoka pk;s about 250 Tidsl waves; Ijelng caused bv Borne people are InYavor of hav­ Chux'chea at tha Salvation Army CaUettsburg, Ky. (/»>)—Hi Wal­ Hartford chapter of the organization, and Marstoh Glddlngs, area Brennan, she waa educational di­ basic older pubtlcations and clas­ earthquskes, have nothing to do Specially Priced ing amaU e im a ^ m hand in case Citadel, Sunday.evening at 7:30. Open Forum ker drove his automobile through At Ceremony governor of the international organization. Formed to help those they are apppoaoed by more than rector for Lever Bros. Co. o f New hes. These book'fe/Will nqt be on with tides. Mr. Wlckmah is. a graduate of town with the horn blowing con­ York-'^- She is the mother o f three sale at the Fair, but orders may who have an interest in better public speaking, there are local chap­ one ooUaotor If anyone feds after Nortt ParkjOollage and Theologi­ About Ray Warren tinuously. children. be taken for suiy o f^ io s e on dia- ters in all the 48 states and 11 foreign countries. m , is over that he has not cal BeminarYf Chicago, and ■erved WEMP’S STORE Chew 'N Chat, Manchester’s To the Editor, 'pley. The Fair is being planned to as much through the parishes: in Mlnnsaota and Chicago Pedestrians shouted and waved, branch of Toastmasters Intarna- Ra.v Warren requlrea little or no ' nelp show Mancheater children evening are criticized and the cri­ ______collection as he would prior to coming to hia present po^ trying to get him to turn the thing Rrr TOO MUCH tional, observed the 30th anhver- and Eddie John, 57. Willimantic, introduction to tong time resi better reading material and tq help ticism is evaluated. Nagging Backache X ,^ lik e to give, the difference mayibe in lyeroeater in 16S0. lie hea also off. He waved back and drove on. Richmond, Va. — Patrolman say of the founding of the inter­ waa arrested aii(t .charged with denta o f Manchester but with an combat the influence of saledlpua Evaluates iSpeeohes turned in at hla church on Sun- segtied in varioiia capacities on the Finally he parked the machine, John Patillo had a double com­ national organization and received operating a motor vehicle with de­ important, election coming up next comic books. The evaluator last night waa \ day, marked for UNICEF. /regional and natmnal boards of the the horn still blaring. Then a pe­ plaint for the woman. As he walk­ its own charter at a dinner and fective eqjipment, '■ Tuesday perhaps the numerous Membei's of the committee in Maraton Giddings who summed up Sleepless Nights Regulorly $29,98 Bvery 10 cents collected win Evangelical Miskmn Covenant destrian walked up and hand^ ed up to the house to advise her piarllng at the Mancheater Coun­ Police reported both had noisy newcomers who have only recent­ charge of the Fair include the fol­ last night’s speeches and criti- Often DuS'to Kidney Slow-down one child a giaae o f powdered Church o f Amerlca.\ He haa two him a note. Walker quickly raised the dog had nipped someone and try Club last night. mufflera on their . vehicles but ly taken up residence in this "City lowing;' Mrs. James O’Toole and cisiha m a ^ by individuals.' The Whoh kidney function bIowb down, mony every day for a week, and one brothers who are also In the minis­ the , jerked a wire, and peace must be penned up for 14 days, .the Following presentation of the John's was worn out! while Bauer foUcB complain of n attln f backacht, head* of Village Charm” might like to John C. Long, co-chairmen, Mrs. procea* Is dMlgned to improve Just what every young Yjrl wants. Soft and lar pays for enough vaccine to pro­ try, and a sister serving as a mis­ waa restored. white, fluffy little dog pranced up. Affwr 2S yton In buoliwu, Wwrbnwr'i is dosing Ita oloota forovor! Eva^- charter to the Manchester group had a "Hollywood” nuiffler qn hia Achofl, dittincoa and looa o f pop and onorKy, know s little more about this man Gordon Allen, Mrs. Robert W. Cal- public q ie a k i^ techniques, Don't Buffer reiileM nlfliU with theoe die. dainty Cashmere and^ wool Ita aoftnea tect S3 children against diphtheria sionary on the island of Formosa. He is deaf. Bit Patroj^man Patillo, too. by Cheater Stoeckel, governor of car. nen, Mrs. William Malkenson, Mn^-. Following the^aluation i>eriod, cum foru If redueod kidney function la ret­ plus durability, Styled to perfection ... C0I5 Music for the Reformatldi| Serv­ tliing in tiio sfm « must bo soM to Hit boro walls. This is N O T o solo of odds district 31 of the International or­ They were arrested by Patrol- tin g you down->dut to ouch comipon caueeo Albert Ortolan!, Mrs. John' J. ganization, the gavel was present­ greetings to the new club were ex­ aa Btrooa and strain, ovtr*oRerti6n or expo- are camel and navy . . . Sizes 7 to 14. . V .. ice will be furnished by the\com- pisn Thomas Graham- and Ray­ ntiro to cold. Minor bladder irritations duo Gerard, Raymond Hickey, Fred­ ed to the president of the local tended by Louis F^er of New U . S. Nav^ Strength Mned cbolra of the Second Cceige- end onds. bot your ehoico of our unHro stock— ' an, dastroyars and submarines service will be Sgt. Major OfivM ma-'ters group. Members of the sponsoring club. Ruasla'a underwater fleet w a Addyi the Rev. Arnold 'Toaer, the The turkey dinner and meeting Charter Oak of Hartford, pre­ estimated at S70 to 400 vessels, as Rev. Clifford O. Slnqiaon, the Rev. Glass Firm Buys last night were followed by danc- sented ■ a short' typical ’;^oestmaa- compared to 200 in the U.S. K. EJner Rask, the Rev, John Neu- Irig to the music -of Tony ters nrieeting Igat night designed Navy. bert,and the Rev. Erich Brandt. Podrove Property O’B ri^ 't’s trio. GOING to illustrate the workings of the . Jana’s figures gave this compar- The Rev. Carl E. Olson is chmr- clubs. iaon in nunU>ere o f major warcraft man of the Reformation Cbminlt- UJ u Ad s o m l io M jp II in U. 8. and Ruastan fleets: tee of the Council o f Churches Archie LaRochella and Joseph George Schilke, Jr., acted aa The United Btates Has 101, fleet A cordial invitation is extended White, owners of the White Glass toaatmaater and introduced the Judy Kent's and escort aircraft carriers against to all to attend thia Reformation Co., have acquired the building at various phases of the meeting. The Polide Arrests none, for Russia; 16 battlesh^ festival. 29 Bisseil St., formerly owned by invocation was given by the vice against Rusda's S; 75 cruisers Earl Campbell who operated a tire president of the Manchester’s club. against Russia's 26 and 737 des­ recapping establishment there. Dr. William Conlon. Timothy Bye Two drivers arrested thia morn­ -ff While Twinkje troyers and .destroyer escort types 'The glass firm plans to move then greeted the guests of the it, UN Group Backs BUSINESS evening. ing by Patrolman JohitTurner and against Russia’a 138. Jane's said into the\ Bisseil Street building charged with speeding were Law­ During the portion of the meet­ Ruaila had six cruisers under con­ from its present locr.tion on Birch rence H. St.Amand, 31. South Cov­ $g.98 struction. Five Power Talks Street, after extensive alterations ing devoted to speaking by mem­ bers. five men were called on to entry, and Ronald A. Dodeette, Jane's aaid a large/number of are made. 28. Willimantic. \ P l e a s e ^ V long range Soviet suhinarines "are - Onwer o f the building was Leon give (alks on tinlcnown topics (Continiied from Page One) . handed them in envelopes. Yesterday, George W. Bauer, 21, W ith rhinestone and screen print OQllar,. known to have been con^>Ieted and Podrove, who Required a parcel of Edwin Lamb. W lllian Kelvle, Glastonbury, waa arrested and ■m commissioned for sefvice recently.’’ land /on Broad .Street as part of M rhinestone studs, cuffs. Washable fipt- ./ Robert Brennan, Maurice O’Con­ charged with operating a motor The pimUcatian .also said Russia ment in a'series of -neetipfis in the tranaaction.X Podrove haa no ton broadcloth. Pink, Red or Blue c o ^ nor and Anthony Bonner all spoke vehicle with improper equipment. now is “capatde o f a considerable London last spring—to make, new immediate plana^ for the Broad sMiiiNo sr mvfci / trast print . Gift Boxed. Sub-teen. efforta to agree on reguiaiion, limi­ N e for about two minutes each on • mine-laying effoH." Street piece. \ T*rifa „■/ 7 . Sizes 10 to 14 .and G irls’ sizes 7 to 14. The developnient of guided mls- tation and major r^uctlona. 6t their topic-. Walter Rady of the « > » T. J. Crockett was agent in the Hartford chapter acted aa topic aila ehipe sbt^d be accelerated by armed forces and conventional 3,98' armaments. traniaction. master. the cloeer /cooperation recently . 3.' It calls on the committee to Annum Const. Co; ia expected . During the evening, Victor Ver- agreed upoh between Britain and consider all arms proposals within to begin Saturday at White’s new by. president of the New Britain m the U n it^B tatee, Jsne's said, and Ita terms pf reference. location on alterations expected to club', talked on "Getting' Ac­ EMERGENCY added; ' The Russians refused to co-spon- eoct more than 119,000, quainted," and Gordon Pepion, “ The launching of guided.mli- 'sbr the resolution until the other pre.sident of the Hartford club, OIL lURNER Yes, a Bdrton’s charge count opens up sUea frflm warshipe is no^v an ac- powers agreed to delete any refer­ UNFAMIUAR IJiNGUAGE told a true experience atopy called SERVICE new worlds of ahoppi convenience! It J » compUShed fact as far as the ence to the American plan which Omaha —A Creighton Univer­ "Suspence.” He told of being shot saves tin)e, s^es e r ^ s and lets you take U n lt^ States is concerned, but provides for strict international OUR ENTIRE STOCK SLASHED! sity student approached the in­ by bandits once with the bullet CALL conMderable further development supervision of disarmament. The structor after class and arked "Is going through his body without -advantage of sale price.s without waiting of ^ ess weapons and study Or resolution as approved mVikes a thia a class in Polish?” striking a vital organ. until payday, Y^^may purcha.se any item » r strategical and tactical' lise general reference to "sdl propos­ ” No, philosophy,” the instructor Formed mainly to help those MI-9-4548 in our store aijd simj^' agree to pay the i]ulred before any final decision als.” These Famous replied. who have to do public speaking, account inn fulL monthly,me or on our wonder­ be made as to the mOst suit- The Political committee also "N o wonder I didn’t understand the organization vsually has. a WILLIAMS Braade Included: ful Budget/Flan!e t ^ a n ! Your monthly statement Our Poplar,Cay /able seagoing launching ^atform."^ voted to turn over to the subcom­ Meet some of the words,” aaid the atu- period in each of its meetings It suggested that ^new type of mittee India’s proposal for a stand deht. when the speecher made during the OIL SERVICE gives yoa1-A complete record of purcha.ses. battleship may bO’ de\’e1op^ for aUll on atomic and hydrogen bomb CHILDREN'S p a y m ^ t s and credits! long range surface-to-surface nUe- production pending a worldwide Reversible StadiuM allea. dlsarioament agreement-. National-. FOR 2.88, 3.88,4.88 Jv>e‘e said .Britain, once the 1st China cast the sole dlsSentlng your Republim Candidate BiuHon’s invites you to open a chance ac­ greatest force among naval pow­ vote on this resolution. A similar CHILDREN;- y S A V E UP TO 3.07 PER PAUL count by M A IL! Simply fill out the appli- er#, has onilered "no aircraft car- decision was made on an Australi'an , cation below, clip it from the paper art^ COAT rlera, lio battleships, no cruisers, proposal to haVa the U.N. Secre­ e CHILD LUY: mail to us! • . ^ no destroyers and no large .war­ tariat make a report on the 'main Get Set for Winter Now .... With s h ip of any kind " since the end of points of East-West arms disagree­ for Congress -IkD istric t e Fl^ET AIR / .JVorld War n. The largest ships ment. Both Russia and France LADIES' SHOES / \mder construction under the Bri- strongly opposed the Austrahan e A M E R IC AN tah rearmament prog;ram started plan. \^4CNIORS in >951 are 25 frigates. Representatives of the five spon­ Dretis and Walking Typies 4f88and 6.88 soring powers began exchanging 1 others. This all weather ; so veriatile! Cbanml l-'W NHC-TV . . . . views today on where to hold the TONIGHT: ■\ \ •< Sport and Dress Flats R U S C O • Water-repellent i shell \ '■ 2 e 8 8 to subcommittee sessions. The French 4.88 " wa suggested Paris. The British ex­ SAVE UP TO 6.07 PER PAIR ith utHed -flannel pressed hope that the group uxiuid SUNDAY: W T i C - 1 0 8 0 00 your Radio Dial . 4;lS-4jg P.M. • Detachable ht return to London. There appeared Combination Windows and Doo/4 • Colors.; Red lavy" Oaotafiooe littlt likelihood the parle^• would • Sizes 7 to n Cobom S take place in the United 'states. ■» 1 p- os. A fter its one-day breather, tl»e WOMEN; MEN'S SHOES Political committee will meet Fri­ day to taka up (he next item bn sizos. 10 to 14 . . . $10.98 Asked Drew and Sport Types ^ First National n«wk its heavy agenda collective se-“ e N A T U R A L 6.88 of Manchester .... curity. This invojves a report of BRIDGE • A comfortable, healthy the collective measures committee High and Low Work Shoes Hartford National home. Bank and Trust Co, assigned to organize contributions e MIRACLE" 4.88 O Your choice of 14 . Conn. Bank and of U.N. members to any g-roup TREAD " > SAVE UP TO 5.07 PER PAIR beautiful colon). • • • • e Trust CO...... «g ,73 action against aggression. • Up tfi savinffg on Burton's, > Manchester Ttust . . . 60 65 e MODECRAIT. fuel. • Smooth, easy / 841 Main St.. Fife lasm aee Oompaaies UKEU TO PAI.NT e MOXEES operation...... 65)i BOYS' SHOES Monehostor, Conn. Hartford Fire ...... I 60 165 ^ Arlington. Va. ifl-T h e height of e AMERICAN . 4.88 y'M A national product *» ' • ’ f.. the murals and the prints of bare ‘ PlsMe opea a charge aecouat'fe'r mr: J^t(onal Fire ...... 95 100 ' G IR L ^ SAVE UP To 3.07 PER PAIR with a name you can • Automatic locking.' Phoenix ...... 84 . 89 feet were the clues to the persons who did several thousand dollars e MODERN MISS .depend on. ladenMSty tea. Oea worth of damage to the almost NAME '••eeeaeeeeeeeei leeeeeeaeaeeeeeee* . 128 133 e Aad others. lamps for Scamps Aetna Casualty...... 170 180 complete addition to a new bt^d- I Conn. G enera]...... 340 353 mg. An S-year-old girl and a 6-vear- ■ I ' old boy admitted they p.u'nted the NYLONS 1 A D D R E SS ...... H ^ fo r d Steam Boll. , 76 81 ‘ First QuaUty 51-15 Travelers ...... -.^IMO 1390 n ^ a ta becauae they “ likefi . to ChilllrM’t.,eV e.| ^ Dark Seams j \y«tern Pahllc UtUttae' CITY STATE ^ ...... «nn. Light Power ..18 20 New Fail Shades, 9 to 11 Conn. Power ...... 40 4 2 4 WplllMWe,...1J6 FOR M E N WHEN BUY RUSCO O W N H O M E ...... H am ord Elec. Lt. . . . 5 4 4 564 Hartford Gaa Co. . . . M 39 .Outfit WILL HELP START A and B O Y S ; M8ii’$,F8lt.....1J8 Box of 3 Pairs 1.69 ».'*. ^ - . • . • -r -’I- . So. New England ' YOU KNOW. H (w long at present address^^...... Tel. x-RU. 5 7 4 39 4 Reg. U 9 Per Pair . Y O U S A V E ! ^ 2-Tone Western Shirt by “Li’l Hombre.’*^ , STAMP e W. l T ^ U G L A S m s Ceesf amee M ’ Ltatli8r.,'3J8 Save 1.38 Per Box Sanforiz^ cotton plaid flannel with solilf' Allied .Thermal' employed? ...... S3 57 e AM e A i c AN YOU'RE SAFE! color twill. Fringed yoke, 3-button cuffs. Am. Hardware ... . , ; 13 15 ■ COLLECTION | GENTLEMAN r Arrow, Hart, Heg. • ., • • 4 3 4 454 Black. GrM n, Brown. Sizes 4 to 8. 2 .9 8 Swing ...... MEN'S AND LADIES' Wife employed? ...... 26 29 is OFFICIAL YOU’RE SUREi . Hrlstol Braae...... 18 20 - I Sanforized Twill Western by ”L i l ccNTce • Bt>V SCOUT -y - ■■■■'. '7-' Cheney Bios...... »• • 6 4 8 Hombre” with plaid flannel jroke front •CoUlne ...... SUMMER SHOES Charge Accounts in other stores ? ...... 105 115 a And ethers. . . NO DOWN PAYMENT — UBERAL BUDGET PLAN and back, fringe trim, jewel studs. Black, llm -Hart . . . 2 8 31 s a Green, Brown. Sizes 4 to 8. 2 .9 8 Fafnlr Bearing ...... *4 4 374 CAU TODAY FOR DEMONSTRATION > • B • • e I !***•••#‘a aee< I e e • » e e < Z-eiKlen. Frary. Clk. 27 29 You Riey shop diwiag tbis solo w Western b.v “Lil Hombre.” ^S|an< N.ACRMach.Ca .. -314 th ^mploto couMooeo. ARytWog you buy gemember: A Vote for WALLY is a Vote for IKE! ' * v North a M Judd . . . 28 31 . **?***4***e*«'leaaaeeeLaa«eeee.eeeeeeaaer forized twiR with jewel studded pockets, 10 4 124 HMy bu mtumnd or oxehougod withiu 3 days of doto of purdkno. Floaio plaid tum-up cuffs of sanforized cotton BUniejr^ W oHu 52 55 plaid. Black, Green, Brown. Sizes 4 t o -8. Terry R. J. LYONS P H O N E ...... , , , Steam .,...108. 118 Elect Wallace Barnes to Congiml ^ -~ — ...... 23 27 •8 GOODWIN ST. TEL Mle9.73t2 \. - — 2 . 9 t / i:- v : 8. Envelope com. . 96 1Q8. ter Momma, VIca-ChbIrmoni Sueew & Kfamioutt CUSTOMER’S SIGNATURE ,.. .7. .L...... , S. Aivolo^'pfd. ...67 r-^ \ BARTLETT-BRAINARD CO.‘ H«g to Notch ...,...,^'.-....^$1.98 "^Root ----- . . . . 27 -40 CORNER r e n t e r and into not to ORISWOID— - A PRODUCT OFF. C RUSSELL CO., CLEVELAND, ■f. SHOE STORE y I /■ . .■'-.J'V' ■ ''r- • f. r ^ ( i >^.v

PA0 K81Z •.y', v;' HBRAj^s »ANCHESTER> C»Wf^TOURSPAY. OCTOBER 28. 19M \ 7 ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDS MANCHESTER. C0NW, TORSKCY. OCTOBER 28, 1954 be translated into a ralaUv- gnd 11, wUI discuss Chinaae Reppe- ...... " ' ...... “ ...... ' ' !■>." I |.» I I iT— -I ■ ' ■ vote which .would aeam^t Trinity Pr^ofessor aentatibn.. Two other aeasions wiU L e g i o n the Incumbenta. Oa the dthe/hkad, B r i b e d Rapture Lead gifts ^buld, M at least fl.OO and to dlaeuM plana for tha forma­ be’ hold in Uanutry and Februrary RockTille-Vernon tion o f a Babe Ruth baseball V" H .may represent A rehtotanee— 1058 Slid the Woodrow Wilaon exoeedtfiir 13. They should slab suitable fo r men, women, and league fo r boys who are older than ..To Observe Anniversary Lodge to Honor ^ strikingly displayed hy/ fannere Named to Group 'Foundation wiU piibUah four pam­ ' Ip Setback Rvei^t children of the ages 12 to 18. Dolls, the Little League group. Officers in some areas—to telk^toiottt what phlets incorporating the conclu- IfltTliAliOL they are going to do d t the polls. bears an^ pandas for tod^- will be elected and . committees- Charter Member Seen Hartford, Oct. 28—-Dr. V ^ o h alona of the semliiara The 4xxxx team haa regained the Plans for Harvest Supper At this -eedtag, nve dafs W ore Dr. Ferwerda ia a former assis­ dlers are also welcome. These ar- formed so ihat sucl. a league may L. Ferwerda, aaaistant profedMr of lead by four points with a score / may ba brought to the an- the election, herets the consensus tant Professor of government at of 1,218 In the setback toornament be functioning in the spring. Mrb.. Nellis B. Lull, S3 Huating- MTLFREEZE (M H ot'a M la t.tM s. to . They'ars defending that governn^t at Trinity College, haa a i » l membership suppsr on Nov. The Silver Cross Society o f St. o f professional pOliUcal opinion in tha Univeratiy of Massachusetts. beUig held at the Red Men's hall Set by Methodist Society ton St., will be hbaored guest at to e ewiee •! meebto^W elert* program vigorously, slthougb they the eight state-^ been named to the steeidns com­ He has also taught a t Smith.Col- 10 or left writh Mra^ Marie Britner John's Hlpiscopal Church .will hold the 60th anniversary celebration are beset by what even they con­ on Brainard Place. not later than Nov. 15. * tgr n v ia t A iM cto M OklahomaKerr given a giib- mittee of the aeiptnare on the a social tonight .at 7:80 at the home of Sunaet Rebekah Lodge No. 30, WIM V » M U ylllllf <|M) cede is dissatisfaction among far­ lege. I . Following' are LtetM’a, 1,211; etantial i^aiitage over Republi­ Uhtted Nations i^naored by the ' Rockvine, Oct. to (Special)—T h e f Oentributtea Received Mrs. Helan Rothe, membership of Miss Elsie Cummings. / lOOF. Monday evening In Odd la vartom Mctloaa of mers. can Fred H. Mock In the senator­ 'lyoodrow Wilson Foundation. w ^ rs THE oomr Piano Shop,' 1,203; MUikowskl’s, chairman for the local unit re-, WaltcV A, Trinkt / Secretary of Agriculture Benson , X, Woman’# Society of Oiristltn Sarv- T h e trustees of the William Fellows HaU. _ , • atry.) ial race. Democrata Uktiy„ to re- 'Pjr. Ferwerda ta one of 12'pro- Tacom a.^aah. — leading Republican RSuben K. arts collages who have been invited oidy onca in a bUllon eggs. When have also received $2.95 from the entire membership complete be­ was bom in this city Feb. 26, 1900, Dec. 27, 1894. It hra been the cus­ Scxlble farm price anpport pro­ Clippers, 1,032. | Caraival which wiU b« ,hald at the fore the new years begin^ Ail toMHlMwcft popularity and cam* Sparks for governor. to take ptot in the seminars. The he opened k boUed eg# without a High School class o f 1932. Both a son of Frederick and Emily tom in recent years to celebrate In Yonr Own ConUincr gram. Ha h u been under strong Veraoa Elamentary School Satur- eligible women are being Invited paian affocUvanesa are matched Anderson Leads Mecheln first Session 1^1 be held Nov. 5 and yolk he wondered what the no-yolk The tourney will be held on Mon­ donations were the club’s treaauj-y Suessman Trinks and lived here the anniversary at an . early data attack by Democratic Sen. Robert 6 At Woodrow Wilson House, 48 . day Starting at 8 p.m. to Join now for the interesting ac­ all his life .. Hs' was associated agauiat appaiaat economic dlacon* New .L- Anderaon iredit- oddf were. , s. day night next week because Of thS balances. The trustees said these because of the uncertatnties of S. Kerr, who seema well on thb East 85th St., Hew York City. A turkay supper will b « served tivities ahead. Mra. Rothe said one with his'brothers in the fuel oil ' at in what now looka like an up- ed tsdth lead over Mechem in Sen­ election. checks are ve.ry much appreciat­ December weather. The 50th an­ ubUcan battle for Senate way to reelectlon in CNdahomaL Purpose of thd-.Mmlnars is to V by tha ladtaa from 8 to 7 p.m. This million ihenyben wilt be the na­ busines^He was a member of the ate! rabs. Democratic Repe. An HORSE BUROLARS ed, and Indicate a desire on the niversary was observed tn October. _ deate in eight aouth- Montana Republicans, Including acquaint the partielpMta with the . Is an evening planned lor the en- tional goal for 1955. Union Congregational Church. tonio M. Fernandez and John J. San Diego, Calif. I0l — Horae SEVEN KOREANS KILLED part of organizations to Investiflate 1944, when five, charter members VAN'S areetem and Rocky Mountain Gov. J. Hugo Aronson,- regard concrete types o f problems arising \ tire family, and the supper tickets The two high school girls'‘spon­ He leaves hia wife, Mary Gregup Dempsey regarded as almost cer­ thieves? No, Ssnior Sheriff, said B. Seoul, Oct. 28 (g>)—Gasoline dormant funds with the pos­ wer“e on the membership roUs. SERVICE STATION ■tttea Benaon'a appearance in that state in the process of international ne­ A. Rameris, thieving ‘lones. Ram- Include the entire evening's' enter- sored by the AtixiUary who attend­ Trinks, one daughter Susan, one tain of reelectlon. Democrat John leaking from a U.8. Arm y pipeline sibility of putting theip to use Noble Orand Mrs. Albert vU 427 Hartford Rood Iko Appeala Needed as likely to be greatly beheScial to gotiation and administration. eiis, who operates a •'og ranch taliunant. Children under 18 witt 1m ed Girls State this past summer, s6n, Steven; four brothers. Paid of F. Simms, Jr., given margin over was ignited by a discarded match admitted for half price. for public recreation. The balance Conlon Is general chsirman of the OOP candidates Behson't Topic o f the first aesaionv^l be near the Mexican border Juat south Patsy Scotta and Helen WalinsM' West Hartford; Fred of this,t:Uy; V ' ttolaw iatenaifled appeala by Republican Alvin Stockton In gov today and the reaultUig flash blase Starting at e p.m; ihe chltdren now necessary to colnplete tbe pdestlga is high la ^Utah and in the U N Technical AssiisUmce of here, said -- - gave intereetlng reports of thdlr William of East Hartford; Arthur committee of arrangements. A pot'- '^Aaaatewae for a Republican Con- ernor’s race. the two horses kept killed seven Koreans Sind Ihjured who hfive attend^ att( the supper will fund is 81,422.18./Oecks niay be luck supper will be served at 6:30 greaa change voted aentlment in smue parts ,of I d a ^ Board, its organisation and prab- coming to his place and steaUng 32, 15 of-them serloOsly, the na­ week’s stay at Storrs. uf Vernon; a stepbrother. Cart Arizona — Democratic former lems. The second, session, Dec. 10, hay. t o to the auditorium for a super- forwarded to tlie William' Horo­ Moeller of West Hartfpfd; four p.m. and members who have not the few daya before the .Nov. 2 But the Agriculture Secretery Fallot Studio. tional police reported. viseff Auction Tomorrow / Sen. Ernest W. McFarland listed Miss Oseella Hunt leff program of Halloween fun. witz FoundaUdn Swimming Pool sisters, Mrs. Frederick Schlott of already contacted Mrs. Cohlon are election. Democrats could gain- was among the missing when Re- as leading Republican Gov, How­ HaUIts and fdvpra will be given to all Fund, The senior class of the High Schoht will hold Its auction tomor­ this city; Mrs. Charles White of requested to do so as soon as two Senate and four Houae aeata pubUcen speakers were Invited into ard Pyle In governor’s race. Re­ and games wm b« played. This will Mr. and Mrs. Clayton A. Ihomp- Tratoing Course row at 7:30 tn the Sykes Auditor­ Windsor, Mrs. Willla Shaw and possible. to these states Eieeahower car- New M e»ca where Democratic publican R ep.: John J. Rhodes ex­ be climaxed h r ft cootume parade son, 181 Maple St., announce the A Qtrl Scout Leaders Baste ium. Senior class ntembens have Miss Elsie Trinks Of Hartford; a Past Noble Grands will confeV tied handily two years ago. Sen. Cllntop' P. Anderaon la given pected to keep his House seat at 7:30 p.m. IM fea will be award- HALE’S engagement and approaching mar- traimhg course is to start Monday. been canvassing for articles for step sister, Mrs. R u d o-1 p h the degree on a class of candi­ H m eight atatee are Oklahona, tho edge over Republican Gov. Ed­ and Stewart .Udall, Democrat, . ed for the most original, the fun­ NoV. 1. at 7:r* liaga'of their daughter, Mlw Ce­ so p. m.- and rpn' for the auction. Articles of any type Schmeiske of this city. dates. ^ IVew Mexico. Arisona. Colorado, win Ia . Mecham \in that State’s credited with long lead in. contest niest and the prettiest costumes. ;etght weeks. The first session will The funeral, will be lield tomor­ Headquarim, Senate rsce. H6we\ea Anyone wishing to donate Is .FOR toaa. All except Utah end Arisona from which Democrat Rep. Harold of Ashford, Conn.,' and tha lata j Tbis this city. A ll persons in ths area al Home. The Rev Forrest Muaser, sometimes makM a spark when you Sexible support program When It will bo open to the pubItK Utoee asked to notify the High School are electing Senatore this year, A. Patten is retiring. Jo'Vph Henderaon. who are interested should con­ pastor of. the Unfon CimgregaUonal touch some m eUl object, la noticed with four Democratic aad two GOP went through Congress this year. unable to attend the supper to * 1»' giving name and address and the Colorado — Democrat former Tha wadding data haa baan sat tact Mrt. BMward-Newmaker, 29 articles will be collected. James Church win officiate. Burial w ill be oftener when the air is dry. mttm at stake. vited to the dance at half ^ c e . Davis Ave. X" in Grave Hill Cemetery. The funer. While there have been charges Rep. John A. Carroll In clu|e race for Saturday, Nov. 20, at 0 Ags. Music win )>e furniahejd by The Mix- will be the auctioneer. Every­ Itoelva Denaocratic and nine Re- about "coddling Commimlats" in with Republican Gordon Allot for in S t Jamaa Church. Named Hoaorary- Member at home ia open today from 3 to 8 paMlcan. House seats are being Echo Mountain Boy# with Earl one ta W'elcome and there will not and 7 to 9 p.m. the bitter Montana senatorial bat­ the Senate seat being vacated by Johnston calling for the squares. The Conn. State Employes Assn, be an admiasion charge. eoBteated as are five goveraorahlps tle, the Reds-in-gpvemment issue Johnson, with Carroll given edge rated as likely winners in two OOP Win at School' at its annual convention in the Farm Bureau Meeting held by RambUcans aad one by a nowhere seems to be dominant. in newspaper polls. Johnson ap- Hotel Statler In Hartford on Sun­ AdverU“ement-^ Democrat Democrats now are re- Houae contests. Democrat Clark, A t a mock election held at the T h f annual meeting of the Tol­ Rpublican Sen. Joseph R. McCar­ M rently outdistancing Republicgn day, added a now member to its land County Farm Bureau will be ‘'For continued good government peeted leading in all but one o f the Hamilton credited with edge over' high school yesterday, the Repub­ send Franklin G. Welles and Lu­ thy o f Wisconsin seems to be pret­ Donald G. Brotxman in governor’s licans made a clean sweep of all very small and relect group of held this evening a t the Ellington foeerwoi centeata. ty much the forgotten man o f the race. Republicans might lose Republican Robert E. Smylie in Honorary Members. ther A. White back to Hartford governor’s race. offices by a slight margin. A total Town Hall starting with a dinner toseahower evidently ietaina campaign in this area, although House seat held by Rep. J. Edgar Raymond E. Spielman of this as your repreeentatives. Vota Re­ Rockvilla (Special)—Mr. ands Bsrald Pkote Montana — Republican Rep. of 573 votes was cast. at 6:45 p.m. served. by the ■Mat of the strength he demon­ he evidently has strong support in Chenoweth. to Democrat Alva B. city, one of ' the founders of' publican.’ Sponsored by Vsfnbn Mrs. August May will observe' Wesley A. D’Ewart vigorously The votes gave Gov, Lodge a Grange. HEAR strated in this area in 1082 when such states as.Mbntana. Adams, Jr., son of the late Sena­ C.S.E.A, and a past president, who Reipublicsn Town Committee. their 50th wedding anniversary to- ' “ ven grandchildren, challenging D em ocratic Sen. vin over Abe Ribicoff by a 279 to The business meeting will in­ morrow. Mrs. May is the former • honor of the occasion there |w swept all eight states by a mar- DeaMCrata Better Known tor. OtherM’ise, the present 2-2 260 count. for a period of five years was a clude the election of directors for a n d SEE _ giaefMO.OOO votes over his Deeao- division of the House delegation James E. Murray, but Murray re­ SERVE YOURSELF AND ^SAVE -- -24 HOURS - -'-SELF SERVICE All Talrottvllle aad Vernon news Mary Ambrost. • i will be a nuptial high Mass Satur-1 Democrats on the whole have garded as havbig an edge. Demo­ Congressman at Large Antoni full-tlma representative of the as­ the towns and also the election of eratle epponoit Adtal E. Btsven- between the parties may remain sociation, was chosen for thie Items are now handled through candidates with better-known cratic Rep. Lee Metcalf given lead Sadlak of this city, candidate for two dlrectors-at-large., The couple was married In St. | ri.n’rr'h * * ■ WALLACE .son. unchanged. honor because o f his continued in­ The hlanchester Evening Herald Anthony's Church in the Province ' .names than the Republicans, and for reelectlon in first dUtrlct. but reelectlon, received 299 votes to In addition to the business RspobUoaas in all o f these states Rockville bureau, located at One of Pasero. Italy, Oct. ,29, 1904 bv a ROM9M, Rofrigaraton many of the races are revolving Wyoming — Democratic former Republican Orvln Fjare being his Democratic opponent’s, John terest in the problem]* of state em­ meeting there will be an enter­ tobve been leaning hea\-ily on the Market Street. Telephone Rockville cousin of the groom, the Rev. Oddo f i i5°IT**^**^ u" Somers around personalities and local is­ Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney con- ushed closely by Democrat Leroy Lyford, 254. County Sheriff Paul ployes. His experience In the Icfris- tainment program which will In­ Waabars aad Al tonsonatrated Dsenhower poptdar- sues. iature and his over-all knowledge 8-IIS6. tends there is a Democratic £[. Anderson for D’Ewart's seat. Sweeney, another candidate for clude seleuUons by the Bolton 4-H Bernacchlns. then newly ordained H Itsr- Without. Openly forecasting an groundswell in the state and the r4cIection won over his Demo­ of state departments and institu­ Barbershop Quartet under the di­ and now Bishop o f Larino and t e r - , ^o^e of the1r"LJJ.^S;"a V a y at BARNES Otbtr AppEoBcat to it It remains doubtful whether . M .1' I r’ ______economic downturn. Democrats in signs seem to bear out hia belief cratic opponent Nicholas Pawluk, tions resulted in many favorable rection of Mrs. Frank PaggiolL ^ I 181 Eaat Main St. continued high tide prestige all of the states have been talking that he is leading Republican Rep. 285 to 267. In contests for other gains for state employes. Oseolag Events They have spent moat of their / , the PreaMent—whldi isn't dls- about what they claim la a some­ In a period of 13 yearaftince the *1110 entire cast of the Gay Nine­ Jobless Claims William H. Harrison in the Senate # PASTEURIZED HOMOGENIZE^ i ^ M N D MILK 'V. offices the Republican candidates married life in this city. Both are Isnrtously hy ths Democrats— what lower level of business, em­ race.. RepubUean E. Keith Thom­ for the two Vernon seats in the organization was forfned. only ties Revue will rehearse at the membera of the Italian St>cial club what eeews on the eur- Oteraace H. Aaderaoa for ployment and farm income this son dn a apirlted race with Demo­ # 22 LOCATIONS # DAY and NIGHT (^NVENIENCE / General Assembly, Luther A. eight other penmivr have been Northeast School stkrtlhg at 7 and Mrs. May is a member of Kio­ be a Democratic trend, year than last. As one politician crat . Sam Tully for Harrison’s # MACHINES SERVICED DAILY White and Franklin G. Welles re­ given this high hpnor for having o'clock tonight ^ t h the exception Increase Here wa Council. Degree of Pocahontas FOOD SALE t RepubUean politicians say put it in talking to this reporter; House seat, a gain the Democrats LOANS ceived 289 and 299 votes defeat­ performed sonic outstanding' serv­ of the children's nun'l>er. To avoid ______■ X .'. and the American Legion Auxil­ , “ are convinced they oa aeeoBd awrtgagM and auto- "Everybody seems to be getting could chalk up if the trend actual­ # ONLY’’PITCHER POUR" CONTAINERS USED ing the Democratic candidates ice for state employee. In the conflict with ettoir rehearsal at the Claims for unemployment th- iary. The couple had six children, Sofurday, OcL 30 1 havb eulled the situaUem out along pretty well but thinks he BMMIas. Also tanarilaoe. group to which Spielman haa been 9:30 A3I.- ly is going their way. Republican Regina Flaherty and Raymond Methodist Church, the members in­ surance in the Manchester area five of whom are living; foiir j ad tha Sre v Eisenhower had done ought to be doing bstter.”- Milward Simpson generally given CONNECTICUT VALLEY S^elman who received 267 and elected ars Frances Burke RedIck, volved will not be expected at the sons, Julius, Theodore,- Sergio and HALE'S STORE sven a Umited measure o f the kind But President Eisenhower and the edge’ in governor's race, but formerly Secretary of State; Dr. Gay Nineties rehearsal until 8:30 rose to 503 from 423 during the Guerino fM ay and one - daughter, ed en-the-qjot personsl cempalgn- Secretary of Labor Mitchell this Realty and Inveatmant Co. * SANITARY ★ FRESH ★ ECONOMICAL ★ CONVENIENT Alber:r Jorgensen, president o f the Order of Amaranth Democrats report surprising 14 Bast Centsr Street .F or the varioua other state of­ p-m, ■ wee:- ended Oct. 23, the SU te La­ Mrs.. George Gawlica, all of this I tag that formto President Harry week asserted that 1954 has been strength for their candidate, Wil- fices and Justices of the peace, University of Connecticut; State S. Truman did to 1018. Tel. Bn-a-458S The Women’s Society of the bor Dept, reported today,. "the most prosperous peacetime Uam (Scotty) Jack. Locations for Farmers’ Co-Op. * ^ the same margin o f victory for Pomptroller Fred R. Zeller; State Baptist CThurch is holding a rum­ A t the same time, initial claims, Etasnhowsr’s S-week work and year In our hlatory.” Senator James B. Lo-weli, formerly Advertiaement Utah — I^mocrata could gain the OOP prevailed. The election mage sale today.. The Junior Bap- which indicate new speUa o f un­ play vacatlen la Ddnvsr gave Colo­ Although Republican can d id ate MILK a u t o -Ma t 2 Q ts . 4 5 e finance commissioner; Justice Ray­ two House seats, because of resig- MANCHESTER \ was in charge o f Martin Fagan of tla.] Youth 'Fellowship will meet employment, increased by 13, rado Republicans a htt to the point obvloiuly can draw from a reaer- mond E. Baldwin; Vincent P. Kier- hatlon of Rep. Douglas R. String- -7^ ' , \ . the high school faculty who an­ this afternoon and a prayer service from 82 to 95. The Labor Dept.'s wiMie they are talking hopefully voir of goodwill toward the ad­ nan. former senator and member fellow from ticket after his admis- WINDOW SHADES nounced the results*. It 'np£ part weekly report gave Tio indication ed grabbing off a Seniue seat be­ ministration for the end o f the HARTFORD of the Labor Relations Board; will be held at 7:30 this evening :on he told false stories about hia ADAM Y'S ESSO SERVICE STATION of the school's voter-training pro­ of any one cause of the rise in the For Folks Over 40 ing vacated by Democrat Edwin C. shooting in Korea, Howheiv does following church choir rehearsal. war re card. Stringfellow had been gram. / former. Senator Wllllsm Morten- figures. Jehnaon. who is running for gov- foreign policy seem to be a major ' WASHAM.I FARK^ERS COOPERATIVE wn apd the late,Judge Philip Sul­ - The Busy Bees Homemakers coiuddered .a cinch for reelectlon, W . Middle Turnpike and Broad Straat T o Observe Aaalversory enter. issue. Candidates on both aides of livan who was minority leader of Club wit Ihold a meetjsg this eve­ Throughout th« sUte. mean­ but piUiticiane thii.k reaction may COLUMMA PYROXYLIN 722 Wethersfield Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kingston of ning at the home of Mrs. Bernice while, claims for unemployment 00,000 Cee President ths fence report they get no re­ be toirard Democrat Waiter K. 11 Lawrenee St. will celebrate the House of Representatives. Ihe President’s recent visit to action to their mention of foreign n. Labots, 18 White St., at 7 compensation bengfita were in­ Who Drag To Work I.^gion Auxillar)- Notes WmiSANDUQUORVAiaiS Granger\PY)rmer Rep. Mrs. Revs Made te Order , their 40th wedding anniversary on o'clock. creasing from .11.064 to 31.969. Montana brought out about 30,000 affairs. Beck Bosone given edge to defeat EAST HARTFORD / Sunday. They will hold open house At the meeting of the American persons. Many probably traveled $2.50 With Tour RoUera There will be no sessions of the During the corresponding two Yet Feel More Like Staying building Iron for hiore strength Generally, voters apipear apathe­ Republican ^ep. William A. Daw­ for relatives and friends from 3 to Legion Auxiliary held la.st even­ and energy— precious Iodine for more than 800 miles to Ipok at him tic. . Many of them haven’t even AL’S TEXACO SERVICE STATION ing it was announced that a food schools in the town on F ri­ weeks in 1953, claims rose from in Bed— Alt Tired Out— son in the state’s other district. LaFORGE'S TEXACO SERVICE 7 p. m. 10.828 to 12,249. proper Rmctionlng of the' thyroid Gins aad bear what was billed as a taken the trouble to ’earn who the Idaho — DenW ratic former Sen- 360 BuN^sidc Avenue sale. will be held Election Day, day, Oct. 29 because of the Teach­ Run-Down— Discouraged hoa-poUtical speech. They were married Oct. 29, 1914 ers' Convention. Bridgeport continued to lead gi'ands plus a generous supply of ___ For candidates are. Others say they Glen Taylor blading strongly to E. A. JOHNSON by the Rev. George Hartwig, pas­ Nov. 2 At tho Co*op Store on Park Chances are you’re not getting B l and B2 Vitamins. \ R^ublicana everywhere in the are tired of listening to politicians Corner Middle .Turnpike W eit There will l>e a nieetlng' of the the state in Uie number of claims IMtoriet upset RepubUean ^ e n . Henry ,C. tor of the Firstr Lutheran Evangel­ Place starting at 11 a. m. The pro­ your full dally requirements of Folks lacking these needed Min-1 area have been drumming the re- on the radio and in the Umited RED'S ATLANTIC s e r v i c e S T A T I O N local Lodge of Elks this evening received, with 4,997. followed by RED CROWN Dworshak in SenatV^race. Dem V \ PAINT CO. and Broad Straets ical Church. Mrs. Kingston is the ceeds will be used toward the Important Minerals and Vitamins erais and Vitamins would do w ell; dMln that Elsenhower h e ^ a Re- areas reached by television, Chx^tmaa welfare work of the at the Elks Home. Hartford, 4.395; Waterbury, 3,121; cratic Rep. Mrs. G r a ^ -Pfost and 699 Main St., TeL Ml-9-4501 179 ^ ain Street former Gertrude Preusa. The at­ and New Haven, 2.765. from your dally food. to try FERRIZAN. Take it for 30; TONIGHT pabucsB Congress to complete his nua "don’t-care" attitude could Republican Rep. Hamer\H. Budge Auxiliary, especially the hospital­ A meeting of the recently or­ When nothing aeems to be MOOP 2 . R 9 ' ■■■X tendants were Mrs, Catherine days w ith. the \inderstandiog that i T" Preuss and Paul Preuss. The ized veterans and their families. ganized Kiwaniz Club will be held wrong otherwiae. what you should you must feel better and look bet-1 *:1S oaS 7:30 Auxiliary members and anyone From 1839 until 1855 when the couple have three daughters. Mrs. at 6:30 tonight at the office of the try is FB R R IZAN the new ter be completely satisfied or' interested may donate gifts for the Albee Manufacturing Co. to com­ Soo Canal was built s.Upa often WNHC-TV CTarehce Miner; Mrt. Frederick were moved overland around the wonderful Iodine-Iron Reconstruc­ your money back. Start taking. the gift shops to be conducted at plete plans for a Charter Night. C H A N N E L 8 Hansen; and Mrs. Frank Olebotor; rapids on the St. Mary's River be­ tive Tonic and dietary aupplement FE R R IZAN this very , day— ipo the three veterans’ hospitals early A meeting will )w held tonight R O IIN HOOD alaq one son, Vincent Kingston. tween Lake Superior -md Lake that gives you plenty of Blood- Tablets only 31.58, in December. The valu# of the at 7:80 at the'Memorial Building Huron. W. HALE DEPARTMENT STORE

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I'et nothing rehUy happened, Bse Grading —> Machine Spread —' Fom s Set — rmrar B sllsi T iioXOTr. : r^aiavBon. adept, and courageous in clinging "VByA. H. a of course, except that the Re­ Also: FarklBir Lots >- Teaais Cearto — Walha . ' -I.‘ S\, WAl^CR jt MtOUSON to it, uid they have succetded te W h ^ W * A g m publicans flaelly nonihiated for ie% FOR CASH ‘TRANSACnONB P u b themselves a candidate capable Tenwrarraaged If desired fbuaM October l , U U maklptr^eir goal seem real, and The ‘ politicians are always 6n tee ^ a ^ e day in which tee of Hlnnlag all kinds of votes. ALL INSTALLAnONS SUFiatVlSED BT jueicUcal, and possible. . throwing sway their own rulta world's atomic powers, including Now. sa they face 1954, the Re­ Third, tee Lodge administration which merely means test many publicans remember test 1952 out­ CoSL.M tee llnited States andy^hussia. DEMAIO ^OTHERS ^ H a ll has been progressive. Even before of the codes they live by are silly pouring of votes end think hovr BSTABUBHBb Itte Join together in resisting the In the first place. wonderful It would be if it would ION RAT£i Ih'esideht Ehaetihower had come ' CALL NOW— A N ^ n ^ <• ta J u n r a iM Coolly and IdealitUc IndiM dlp- For in.^tsnee. the Republicans, happen again. - There's nothing MANCHESTER MI-S-7ddl — HARTFOTO CRapel T-MIT ...... into national leadership w ith\^t in this 1954 campaign, are fevfr- to restore your respect for tee •aaa•*a•»Ba#a ••TV lomsUc proposal for aji* immediate # • • • b a a • « • a* a a S t9 0 philosophy test govemmaht ishly concerned about the size of elMtorate like having it prove truce In the development of 1^ ^ ‘ib ab a a « \ a a* a aa a a a a a a should properly seek a roM which tee vote which is to be past next itself capable of voting for you aa^a M aaaaaaa^baa a a t ___ ■•li___ Tuesday. . . i . . .01 atomic armaments, the United once in a while. ' OhS^, of Eisen­ We Take was humane In tee way ft touched States Atomic Energy Commis­ That, In itself, is nothing new. hower's great gifts to his own UGlIBSIl 0» and helped people to do tee things Political organizations are always THC ASSOClArtiD PR _ sion also bares the news that Jftus- party has been to give It bseje Its Tha Baaoctatad'^Piwaa la axe d ra ljr they could not so well do for concerned about the size of the own trust In the. people. 'v “Exploeion In a Sauerknuit ^ EAST HARTF^RO sis, our fellow atomic power, has vote. What is new, this time, : factory'’ themselves, but conaervative In Just been conducting a "series" is that the Republicans are «id- its custodianship of the assets of . This ia a Revolutionary Droodle TELEPHONE BU. . S i \ i» d ^ S 5 f?o caT aeaa pubUahad licre.' of tests, whichl it is inferred, were denly concerned with having the whlfh may, well become famous. 9 93 To Invite You; To Visit The ' ticbla of rapuMIcation of ipactal 'Um people, tee Lodge sdminlstrs- vote be large, and are suddenly It’s te e .first time any artisrt has \ * Blqiatcbaa bereln ara «iao raaarrad. testa of hydrogen bombs, A Thought for Today \ ,\ tioh In, Connecticut had enunci­ afraid of having the vote be small. ever Captured the breathtaking X Pull acrrica cllaat nT N. B A. aarr- ated test same creed-and begun to r ^ tee United States and Rus­ Normally, JItopiMleM cam­ loveUnesB)Wf asuerkrsut in motion. ic * . tn c . sia do agree upon one thing— (It's aW the last time I'li ever \ PubUatera i {tepraaeuUtlTca: ' Tba follow It. The national rsvivsl of paign aaalyato have lived by the So Right . . . Jullua ItaUiawaI Bpacial------Acen» — Naa teat the a omic armaments race Mnvlettox that a email vote Aunt Fanny of radio's Break­ throw tj'n poiihrls of it vp in the PROPORTIONIED V ort Chleago. . BoatoB.______tee branB^ of . Republicanism wemd be favorable to the Re* air). In,/case you'te Intere^ed, this M^BBR AUDIT ' BURBAU OP shall continue, that It shall not be fast Club fame told one time about delicious fo<^ was dts<;overed years cntcDLAnowa'______. exemplified ^y.^ Lincoln was pre­ ptiMIcaa ceoee. * Normally, Re- two men who ■ were talking and SLACKS ceded and p e t^ p s piloted, to halted by any pious peacemaker puMIcaa profeesionale e«J|oT the one man complained that his shoes ago.by a man named Ofto Obenp- Tba Harald PrlnUng Compaay, lac., snimsted by tender regard for preapect of the thlag called flaffeji Sauerkraut, ■who Ws* In the with smooth, tapered legi iac In aaaumea no financial reapontibflUy tor some degree, by the Lodge ex­ were too tight. The other man X. man like India, and that both of apathy. We raa remember ee- asked why he did not take them Weiner Schnitzel Gamei'x Otto ''1 periment In Connectl^t. It is by cashNM, la fact, when RepoMI- off. He teplied, "Listen, when I packed the Schnitsels in exc^lor ; - '-V ■ following this creed Ih st tee us shall keep on setting off as and shipped teem to si] parts of eea rampalga etrateglate were get home tonight, supper won't be te# world. Some of the customers, DUpiar advartlaliig doauia boata; Lodge adminlstrstion has estab­ many hydrogen bombs as we eonalderably angered heeanse ready; and If it is It won’t be fit Pot Moodur—1 p. Bi. IMda*. please, even though bote of ua when opening the' pa9ks{,'e, mie- Por Taaa^ —1 ix nv Kontep. lished, In tee field of labor legisla­ they fened ettfaeae Who were to eat. It isn't bad enough that I've tkkenly ate the excelsior which ■ X IJir Wadaaadap—1 n. m. Tuaadap. may know test there may be s Repnblleans themaelves taking got to look at my mother-in-law,, tion, social legislation,, and in 1 ^ had absorbed a certain tartnesa Pot 1bi»aday-l p. n t W^naatep. x^eftnlte limit to tee number of leadership in a aea-partisan but I’ve got to listen to her, too. P ot (Mday—J jx m. Thtnadap. institutional service to the needs effort to get oat a hn^ vote My daughter married a mSn I from the well-seasoned Schnltsel's P ot Batoiiap—r m, PWdap______hydrogen bombs test can be set 'and It became such a sought-after of tes people, a record which the for a certain etoptloa. can't stand, and they have four of. \ X off, even Jn test, befors they be­ delicacy that Otto named it stfter Thutadajr, Octobar 28 Democrate, if they happened to The erstwhile Republican theory the meanest kids that evCr walk-' himself. If you don't believe tel* gin making this world, degree by behind ail this waa that the "bet­ ed. My loafing brother-in-law will ouTt it; .would be extolling as the story—«At soms sauerkraut. The State Issue degree, incspeble of sustaining ter citizens,” those who were ed­ be sitting in the only easy chair best and moat progressive in tee in the house, and the only One of the moat Intelligently, life. - ■ ucated and intelligent and pros­ nation. Yet the pace has been perous enough to take pubtie pleasure I have when I get home honorably, and expertly conducted We disagree, we and Russia, la taking off those tight shoes.'’ moderate and conservative; the affairs seriously snd conscientious­ aUte adminletrationa of all Con­ about how to end - this. We dis­ ly,. were likely to be RepubUcan Sponsored By The Manchester Ask Yuur Doetor advances scored have been made Council of Churches; necticut hiatpry conies before the agree on almost everything else vqters, while tee "maases" were soundly, and only when tec state Connecticut electorate next Tuba- in the world, and especially on all likely to be more emotional and had found tee way to afford them leas intelligent and therefore like­ ORA\’E SmiA'nON To PhoRt Us \ day for a verdict on its record. programs which might lead the and the way to accomplisli them ly to be Democratic voters. So Indianapolis iM—Vivian Smite It deserves ^ have a verdict, world towsKl peace, or' which why, eve^i stir up the masses and la unable to explain why someone- most expertly. TAIL yes, or no, on the basis of that might improve tee lot of all hu­ get teem bqt to tee polls? It had put a 70-pound tombtriohe on Fourth, as the first three' points 8 'r* record. * man beings, without regard to was a good orthodox Republican her front porch. Police took it to might suggest, the Lodge ad- prayer to pray^or a light vote. their property room. If' the conscientious verdict of location or politics. We are' at ministrsUon has been dedicated. But now the '^publicans no a voter oh that record is in the loggerheads on everything, we longer feel this way,, either about / No regime in office anywhere has negaUve, then that voter who Is siiid Russia, sxcept one thing. the vote, or about the'^people who ever exhibited a more conscien­ not sure about the record of the On that; we. are iir^ rfe c t har­ cast it. This happier'- state of tious, prayerful acceptance of its 'mind about tee quality ^ d the ^ TOURS ^ Y o u r N o x t administration in office, or who mony. We agree that both of us rcsponslbilitlea and itx oppor- Intelligence of the electorate Stems dislikes that, record, or who ■r*~ from the fact that one Dwight -P. timitiea. It has endeavored to be must continue , manufacturing ' CRUISES Jecta it, must naturally enter In­ bombs, and storing them, and Eisenhower, in 1952, won a m a ^ Proscription light, not only when being right to his own comparison between preparing to drop them on one vote victory. , Suddenly, tee Re­ AIR TICKETS might seem an easy luxury, but publicans discovered that, If they The new alSek look in fine rayon snd acetate what the stato has and what the another, and setting them' off, also when beUif right sieemed had the right candidate, they gabardlM with adjustable waistlines. "ZIp-to-Flt” state Is offered. ‘ Such a voter is periodically. In order to test our themselves could get the votes w alst^d permits 2>4" adjustment in size. Snug-* difficult and even forbidden by the > u in n * s entitled and obligated to choose they had instinctively distrusted. Tex tuner wstatbend holds firmly in place. normal rules of political office- mutual progress. On all this, we FOLEY S h ^ , average or tall In black, navy, green or between men and parties. Now, suddenly, apathy, always holding. Perhaps one could find understand ssch oUier perfectly, their ally, has become their enemy. [ Steawishi^-xBd Travel Agency | * h a r m o c y brdwn. Sizes 24 to 32. ■ , If the conscientious verdict of a IMCe W some minor Inatahcs of policy In and on tee mutual rightneaa and This is, of courm, a healthy 54 CHURCH STREET voter is in favor of the record of inevitability of what we are both change on their part. It means which It has not succeeded in be­ HARTFORD 3, CONN. Sage-AUen, East Hartford Is open Taeeday ’tkroagk Saturday ,:the administration now in office, doing, we will back each other to they have become capable of look­ ing right, although, to tell tec JA-2-3158 9:80 A. M. to 8:80 P. M„ Friday to 8:S« P. M. if he concedes that this record the death. \ ing the electorate in tee eye, and truth, tee campaign Itself has respecting it. It means they has been good, or admires it, or not produced even a partisan thinks it undsual, then that voter claim to. this effect. One could has readied a decision which ^ ^ We have been busy for some time now organizing and consolidat- find more Instances In which the should be absoluU in itself, no final policy result has been com­ matter how fine the promise of \ ing our new garage^ showroom, service station, office and parking promise. But what one -wUl not the opposition candidate, or how ^reos. We hove omesited our parking oreos and our garage is laid ^flne the promises of his party, find, for.comparison. In any other public office re^m e which has l y If wo have a good, and admit dpt so that one con drive direcHy thru from Strgnt to Flower Sts. it is a good, we cling to i t more consistently begun every consideration of policy by aiming j . f -.1 i. ~ The verdict, on election- day, as high as It could. will not be unanimous, or even lorge parking area fronting on Main Street provides on excellent close to It. Yet a decisive number The record of the administra­ of voters will perform exactly tion headed by Governor John dismay of our "Good W ill" Used Cars; the kind of measurement of what Lodge has beep kblid, honorable, and full of good lecderahip and Connecticut has we have been talking about, and reach their good accoihpliahmenf. We do not voting decision on that basis. l^iieve there. Is any other fair reading of Its record. None has / What is the record of the l ^ |e administration? - / been advanced. . . First, it has been clean 'and -- The issue is whether tee voters X honorable. There has been no of Connecticut say yes, or say no, shabby politics, no shabby pa­ to such a record.. .1 tronage, no shabby exploitation w i t h t h e 1 8 0 -H P Stfato-Streak V- 8 ! o f the public interest during these Acting More Like Partners . / ' •\ past four years. Considering the There are reassuriug evidences, ON FRIDAY ond SATURDAY instincts present even in the best in the realm of American foreign VISITORS WILL isr , political party, and in all poliU^ 'pblicy, that President Elsen- dans, this- is rather remarkable. liower'.s timely assertion of the ENTERTAINED SY - Yet it is a fact that no one, not \ theory Of being "good partners" H i even the campaign opponents of ■in the world is beginning to bear 'SLIM COXX' this administration, has been able We invite you tp b«K tangible fruit in tee actual con­ and H li " ' to point to a single instance in duct of our diplomacy. / come oequointed with which the public trust, the pub­ In word, and in deed, we seem COWBOY CARAVAN lic ' ii'ealth, has been abused in to have drawn away front that (Formerly ^ th Artlwili Godfrey) our courteous ond og- order to further,political interests near-disastrous phase of Ameri­ or ambitions or greed. This has can. diplomat y. in which Secretary * .j ' r . gressive soles stoff been'so not because human and of State Dulles tt'ss being tough political nature has suddenly V with everybody, including our > Mamin Eisnnhewtr headed by "Bill" Bry*^ changed. There have been those friend.^. And the ineritable result ready to attempt to Cuah in. nor­ is that, almost immediately, CarnafioM for Hin Ladins o n C mally, on this admlhistratiun's are doing better in the world. /• control of the state. But they People abroad are even saying have been restrained and policed, sonie nice things, about ua. Peo­ • - 'v W X 'X - and, on occasion, read out of posts ple. when we atopped. trying to fX ■- of leadership and influence. More push , them, came closer to us an this, the state has actually voluntarily. ’ Other natloni, wh«!n. ad ^U d a dual Job ban bill, the we stopped threatening them, be­ ■ X ■ cruelmaf of blows to the normal gan acting in free common sense, /■ politician^All this policing, re­ which was .all we evei had-a right . , r- K- straining, and the symbolic pas- '.'t'i'-- fc... to ask of them. We have dia 'T- ' sage -61 the dital ban bill happen covered that it may be easier to X' to be the work oKGovernoi John solve some inter-iatlonal prob­ Lodge, w’ho heads tke.^administra­ lems when we ourselves don't take tion. tee lead with a pa'.ented solution Second, the Lodge adI^ [iljtra- of our owTi, presented on it basis tloh has been efficient. ThiiN^as of take it or leave it. In abort, we been specific, and it has also be have begun to act as if we had a matter of tone. It has been 'some idea of how to carry our. Is new and tolly equipped to service PONTIAC cars in every defaif. lt is staffed with factory trained mechanics. specific in such matters as the power and prestige in tha world Introduction of the 40 ‘hour week In a way which might make ua Supervised by trained service manager and parts manager. Remember — your Pontiac deserves Pontiac service In the 'atate institutions, which frijcnds and really influence peo- was accomplished, after the ap­ ple. and parts to keep it in top operating condition. v'' proach the Lodge adminiatration It is especially pleasing, we VHP AUMvm PTAM c a /c r made to it, at Baxings iso ..great think, that we have even over­ ' CUSTOM CATAUNA that the additional expense which come our alarm and auapicion ^had kept other administrations about Premier Mendes-France, from doing it was no longer a even to the -extent where we c.on tU NEW SIMTO STKU V4 UI NEW PMOMMK NtTlU NEW SHOCK nOOF CRSSB It’s hen—tbemii^ity, futurB-fiahionBd Pootiae factor. And this efficiency has aider- it safe to bring hjm to ^You’ll the lift of a UfetioM Take-anotber look at ^ t pano­ 'T h e ’55 Pontiac chasak is a for 1955. And Bffver hav* you aoBB a car ao •vr bean in the general atmosphere, Washington' and jet President from this all-new V-8. Every ramic windahidd . . ; that fender- catalog of all thatV new. An even Mtrely marited for atardom! With avarythiaf of more centralised financial Eisenhower make his acquaint­ feature is entirely new from the level hood . . . . the dream-car heavier “X” frame. Wider-spaced new except its great name and trarid-fomad manageimnt for the state, willing ance. Mendes-France is ,a free­ multiple jet dsrburetbr to the. detign of the jvkle front end. It’B parallel rear springe. Bigger tp economize even, by stepping on wheeling character, who has' s advanced antiknock combustion a masterpieoe iof modemity-^thia brakes; Recirculating ball steer- vahw . . . with every part and feature pea- poUUcal toes: of greater pubUc habit of acting as if France were chamtiers. Here's .performance aentinf a bold advance, it ia a new pact* clarity for the budget, led by the ' lower, roomier Body by Fisher— " ing. Tuheles* tirea. Vertical king a nation, with-mind and purposes that fiU the miles with ■\ with luxurious new fsMca color- pins. Here’s every finest feature Better for the industry. ^ this exdtinf new A .:i .. Governor's own sound expertness and prerogatives of its own. This thrills—proved ta t dependability keyed to the. beautiful Vogue addinp up to B smoother ride, in that mass of deteUa; in con­ means he has been exasperating car thia week end—new proof that dollar for hy over 3.000,000 test mileel Two-Tone body colors! greeter safety, extra driving aase! tinual reaaarch tOT( better and to US. It also means, however, teat dollar you can’t beat a,PALL-NZIV FJfOM THE MOUM0 VP ^rathar ramarkahly, in tea prompt ihe (raa world, for anybody- who Bdnptlax such Improvemante Biay ^ abla to laad franca to : - •• t ^ '■‘■"S' 'f j. ‘ w kw teagr teva baon tauhi. No ratdval would ba doing mora than k MkBtnlitialliB IB atate idkory. any.otear asan or pragram eould -feiB aatei m m i -m tf the etetevef p o i ^ «e to atoke Bubpe 373 MAlN.STREn — MANCHESTER, CONN. •-Lw .i Y * " r - ■ ^ ■ f- ''' . ' ■ • ' ' t -■ 1 .'U r- /'■ i % S' k V' -"J-

TEN KAWCffESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN*,. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2f8, 1954 MANCHESTER E.>^N1NG H E R A ^ . J ^ ^ B S t E R , CQNN., THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28, J954 PAGE SLMYiN TearM Juror Cut Proudly Shows Off New Court lo Pollcie Chiefs, ^itolStates ] Public Records New President McCarthy Aslts Bolton < port brought tnak beOi Canadtan In Sheppard Case Bffidiiifoii U. S. Soil A ^ in and American troopa coming homa Doctor Horton under tha rotation program. -rMtee Deeds Republicans to In the Atlantic the tripa were A$ VOW n o o n T a l k A l* k a i««^ lo p a c h and Lola M. Board Reelects. McDermott; mainly misde to bring home, or Kiepach to Thomas A. Murdock, Reopens Dffice taka to Europe, dependents o f mili­ parking lot. He property on B u«h Mountain Rd. F.orgeV Feuds tary personnel atetiohad there. AiUMr Dnif U n it side for a few Trade Name^rtlflaite • He rarved aboard two trans­ ^aoUES • A. M. a U F . ^ S c h e d u l e d taking hia chair. May Appoint Press Agent Resuinn Practice Inter* 9 R o y -A . Vaughn, Avondale ports,', tha USN8 Darby and tha But today there was a clusl^ (ContiMied from Piijn Om ) IW.. and Donald F. Ddhtoy, 2 A l­ _____ X ■<. ■’ rupH^ - by Totir of U8NS Upshur, and waa promoted o f people etanding at this wrin- pine St., doing buaineas>^ the (OMttBOM traa Piig* Om) 'Last July, Case said bixt. If Bolton, Oct. 28' (Special)—Johnurach action and would fral frra to from lieutenant junior grade to dow. So. after etanding hesitant­ Hooper KetUe ReertauranTv a « f Duty . with U. S. Navy elected, he would vote to oustsMc- McDermott was reelected chair­ ffiscuss their personal ytews on lieutenant while serving ’Us tour when there wee eome poeeibHily ly in the apparent hope they Bakery. of duty. ivould leave, he passed up his Carthy as head--or a m em ber-^f man of the Board of Education board businua publicly at all that he might vieit ^.Masaachu- License N tlBies. While on the Atlantic tripe, he USED. sm§ RBOOWPH IOWM ) thoming routine.. Marriage' the Senate Permanent Inveatlg^ Dr. Frank H. Horton, recently Henry Turek, 178 Cooper St., last night aa the full board rat had an opportunity to go to Ber­ ■ hette. , . ' ■ During hia tlons aubcommittee. H ie board, called to order at released to inactive servica after The President eeid "nothlnR and Evelyn Linnea Undahl, New for It* regular monthly meotmg. lin during the recent four power ning. Defense In Washington on Oct. 13, Mc­ 9:15 p. m., was occiiplsd until two years In the UR. Naval Medi­ ■ would give me greeter personal Britain, Nov, SO, Emanuel Luth­ McDermott has served aa chair­ 9:30 in discussion o f transporte-. conference, and aahl lie w u sorry P O W E ^ mone walked eran Church. Carthy said he was opposed to the cal Service, win reopen his old o f­ pleasure, than to come to Connec­ election of CTise but that it had man for the past year. Uoa proMsms with HOnry- Sheck- not to have been iJile to attend on the ahoi Building Permits fices Nov. 1 et 935 Main 8 t.. and those meetings that were open to ticut to' bring this message to you "nothing- to do with Case’s atate- Norman Preuss will contlnu* as ley of the non-board member and atk live at his former eddreas et 63 th* public, but time waa limited. . and to others in your state. . . For alterations and additions to m ent" secretary until a non-member clerk- transportation commutes. RsOom- ‘-‘Pj>^^oa look upon However, be waa able to see but, with dniy one free day avalW dwellings to Jaiq^s R. Hazen at 34 He opposed Case, McCarthy can be hired m accordance' with msndatlons conccrnlnig six tndtvl- Prtaeeton St About tho fleet of MDWERS nign presumed to be innocent T" tee year, he will probably move many of the notablee who attend- able to me before Nov. 2, I am Cole St., |5 0 0 ;^llfred Gig’uere at said, "fo r reasons I think will be x ^ a rd action concerning that post. dual requests as well as some /^Looking Sheppard squarely in Into new offices at 17 HAynea 8^ . e>' tea conference, initeiding Sec­ able to visit only .a few statee, < ^ M L«ckwood St., *50; William made-public before the election.” 'As reorganlxatioh came up for minor changra in bus routes wort tho eyes, Manning replied, " I do, when the new sddlUan Is com­ retary o f State John Foster President' Eisenhower also |ertt ^ ^ g m a a t 692 W. Middle Tpke., The Wisconsin Senator did not consideration, Preusa reiterated’ ncce^tsd by tho board. sir." pleted there. Dulles. ' $ 4 5 u, to Sen. Saltonstall (B*Massi his elaborate. , clief he 'said, he stated last Reorganiutlon of the board was regret that his campalgtH^ur to­ ’Theri Garmone told Manning he To Andrew Anaaldi for a 1- year Umt position's on the board tbe only other bueinera on tho 15 During the [time he waa in the He also sprat sonte'tlme was about seated on the jury morrow will not include Massa­ etory, 5-room dvi'elling on Andor should b*-rotated and made a mo­ Item agenda transacted at last Navy, w spent fiour months in Japan ' and England during his and he named o ff the persona-al­ FHEE—Qnitt Mafflep wftli chusetts. / Road, 111,000. Three Die, 24 Hurt tion that \both the chairmanship nighl'i cecalon. Richard B. Mather pediatrica at the U.S. Naval Hos­ tour of sea duty. While lii the ready seated. A s uarroone named To Joseph Hublard for ‘Odd and secretary'a. position ahould be newly-appointed principal who wlU pital. Great Lakes, lU.; about 14 U. 8 . his^dUtles were caring for each nower pwduMsi fes* But thd Preshleht added in the the jurors, one by omKSheppard’i tetagthphed mMsage: .F ^ w Building Aeen. for altera- Mrs. M'llllam O. Crawford rotated. The niotlon waa aecohded begin hia dutiee at the echool on months in tbe ihiUtary sea trans*' the d*p9ndrata of naval personnel "Your election however, is Just eyes traveled along and'a^chlng- tlcma^t^D a chib building at 407 t « In Mystery Blast , by Howard P. Jensen who remark­ Dec. 1, was present at 1 a a t portation service; and for the last at tee various bases at which he fore NoTcnbtr 15. ly looked into each face. as important as the election of Re- 499 Main $t.. $5,000. Mrs. William, G. Crawford, 23 ed m iU favor u did F,. Weldon night’a eeealon. five months has been In pediatrie was stationed. Testimony from a medical work at the U.S. Navfil Hrapitel at p u b lij^ candidates in the states For Eugene Glrardin for Mrs. Academy St„ was elected presi­ (Continaed from Page One) Miner. Elected Membere Terms—Leyewey P1« tiM 1 will visit personally." tor now living in Phoenix, Ai Frank V, Williams * fpr a garage dent of the State Officers and Re­ 'Vincent Krzeslckl''g^d in. par­ Robert Glenney and Herbert St Albans, L. I., N. Y. EXPENSIVE TOWEL He did general nractlce medicine /''•T looh forward to uieeing you in may play a big role in Sheppard’s' at 1632 Tolland Tpke., $125. gents Club of the Conhecticnt ticular reference to th^ecretery'a Hutchinson wero elected membere Si^olk. Va. UP) — ‘iUton Hsnry defense. like a rubber ball,". Rommell said while at sea apd for about half hi* Hobbe told Judge W. W, Jones Washington next January as Sena­ Daughters of the American Revo­ afterward. '\ Job that he felt it in v o lv e much of the Executive Committee of the ’This was reported yesterday by lution yesterday at the. annual that ha tore up state Trooper P. tor from the state of Massachu- . News, believed killed instantly ''^detail, waa difficult to handle and Congregational Church at Us re­ MPITOL William J. Corrigan, chief defense meeting held in the First Method­ that it would be disadvahtMeous B., Marlowe’S accident investiga­ aetts.” by the concussion, was smashed cent annual meeting. They will ist CTtureh, Meriden. Only state re­ tion book "to wipe my hands." Saltonstall is running lor reelec- attorney for the young Bay Village Sen. Smith Sees against the brick wail. His- fire to rotate positions. He said 'S t a ­ serve three year terms, replacing tion for a second full term in the osteopath after the eighth day of gents or D AR members who have tion should not be made com' Thomas Johnson and Leslie Bolton. The ripping occurred when Mar­ was foupd on tlie roof of a son." EQUIPMENT OOl Senate. the trial had pasied with a full held ptate offices are eligible for two-story building pearby. The committee la made up of six lowe, who had arrested Hobbs U. S., Reel Break membership in this club. Election Mrs. Lillian Van Zander also embers elected by the church earlier. lett^'I^ car for a few min­ The President’s message said he jury-still hot completed. Deputy Fire Commissioner remarked that as she had felt last Two sre named each year 38 M A IN STREET Is making the trip "in an attempt ^ Oirrigan, talking to reporters aa president of the club is the CJeorge^. Hink said the cause of utes. Judge ^ p a a fined Hobbs tConUnned from Page One) highest honor that may be con­ year the rotation auggests "baa a hree year term and may not to stimulate a great outpouring of after the session, said he planned (he fuhies and the blast are a CpI. Herbert W. Hampton, 105 Farm Dr\MlMnd'from left, n ^ t ly arrived let Canm iSBne?^. $50 for vdng as a towel the record ferred on any D AR member in the lot of merit” but juat aa she had ■uccosd thomselves. votes on Nov. 2." to call on Dr. Charles W. Bakins, m y ^ r y ; J., after serving a tour of duty for 16 months ih. Korea. He and hls^ddies seem" to be happy to be book, wbleh eontalnqd reporta for Tri«t0M MI4-7H* " I wish to call your attention to state. held previously, she was "reluctant two months. Wilmington, Del., had a Demo­ formerly , chief neurosurgeon at ‘;w e searched the plant and we lecutlve Committee will back in "good ol’ " U. S. A. The other men In te \ pictur* are Sgt. I.C .^ iU la m C. Grabs o f Nixon N cratic visitor yesterday — Adlai Lutheran Hospital here to "prove thia incident as a definite viola­ Mrs. O awford. until recently, to make It a permanent policy." meet M o h ^ y for re-organization, tob’t know where the,fumes came Motion Lost X, Pvt. Maurice Desmabais of Mancheater, N. H \ P fc . Donald J. Johee o f Hartford and Pfe Joranh Stevenson, the party’s 1U 2 presi­ the extent of the injuries Sam tion of Allied rights in Berlin . . . waa state consulting registrar for ’rijm,’’^ HInk said. "There was no Thomas Joluison, who is retiring The motion to rotate the offices Lepetri of Woodhdven. N. Y. \ ^ dential candidate. He told ah esti­ Sheppard suffered at the hands of all the more serious beckuse one three years. A former regent of, d s ^ g e outside the place. \Ve also from the bobrd, has been serving mated 10,000 persons gathered in the men who killed hU wife." of the German uniformed person­ Orford Parish Chapter of Mai waa lost on a 4-3 vote. as Us chalnii have no explanation for what A motion to ballot for . the offices a downtown square that GOP The defense lawryer said Elkina nel actually forced his way. into an cheater, she was chapter registrar caused the tank to explode. There R^lliam AUiiobsUid Bruce Ron- cording to his or ,h « ability, and other t e i^ high school and tbould making the one ballot serve as qmkesmen have, conducted a cam­ examined Sheppard “ a couple of official vehicle of theiU.S. govern­ for 10 yearsv during which lima will be a thorough investigation." ■on. were named dquons (or four Principal Urges to show underetewfii and confl- be able to. take care of herself. paign of "slander, epithets, ac- ment and took over the direction she was the means of a d d i^ 93 -jiomination and vote in one opera-, year terms at the raniial eession. dehce and-encourage hlf interr Following his talk, MacKimmie deys” after the oeteopath’a wife Capt. William Eckles of the Fire tidn was also defeated and the cusatibns and Communists in gov- o f the driver, an employe of the members. Marshal's office said the exploded Other- officers include>$lrs. Daniel eats, and ambitions. answered que^ons and enlarged / was found dead ih her bed. Shep­ board voted to nominate by bal­ Parent Guidance amment.” pard has insisted hie wife was united states Government. So fat Her term as president of the Bucctno, clerk; Mrs. Swan­ 'He believes that tbs on subjects which th”* group found tank contained a blend of chemi­ lot. This- resulted In nomination of He einglM out for special men­ killed by a bushy-haired man who as I know no effort was made at Officers and Regents Cmb will be cals used in the textile Industry son, Jr., assistent clerkK Leslie portant are the fundameni of particular inte^st. Mrs. Bet­ Weldon Miner by two mem^rs, tion Vice President Nixon, who invaded their lakeshore home and any time by the German personnel fof a period of three'years' for removing spots. « Bolton, treasurer; Philip Dooley, "Guide him, but don’t relive character, and that there Norman Preusa by one. and John ty Heck was pro^ara chairman ROASTING CHICKENS . has been carrying much o f the to summon Soviet military peraon- SMietant treasurer; G e o r g ^ W . your life in your child.” was one substitute for tbe home or chd: knocked him unconscious when he , - McDermott by four. Miner with:, for .the evening mening. Republican cam p al^ load in tried to go to ner aid; Hold Meeting x^el to handle the incident in ac­ FIND AN’n-CANCER TOXINS Smith, financiatxSecretary;/J^us beginning with ti)e child of th ■------drew because of the amount of of the subjects , discussed by Prin­ The next meeting ofx the group speeches all across the nation. On the afternoon of July 4, an­ cordance with accepted pro- degree o f freedoffl/’Which a private Washington, Oct. 28 i/P) — Dis­ Strong, financial -adviser; Pau) or four years of age. He dhould ' Sometimes people inquire whether w e eeH cedtme.” • time he ia required to be out of cipal Alexander MacKimmie of the will be Tuesday afterno^, Nov. 9, Stevenson accused Nixon of play­ other medical doctor examined citizen may ptijo/ in taking photo­ covery of seven new antibiotio Arnold, auditor a n d X n . David C.' needed and wanted to develop parts, but our enstomers find that all parts of ing a "cynical numbers game de­ In New Court 'Under four-power rules. Ameri­ graphs varies greatly from that town on business which he felt Toomey, historian. '-^ulfeeley High School o f 'H art­ th "Modern .Education^ as the Sheppard at the direction of Coun­ drugs— including one that slows would be prejudicial to execution 'good character. usaion topic. Miss Atm Fo- signed to suggest that thousands cans. British and French nationala prevalent in Countries not unmr The meeting tfso named Mrs. ford. speaking on uie suubject of ens are cquallr delieioaa. Ught, meety, tender. W h a led ty Coroner Samuel R. Gerber. Thet DOCK STRIKE TALKS HELD the growth of a form of breast o f a good Job as chaimian and Working after school ahould not Dr. Frank H. Horten of our public servants were dis­ Chief Herman O. Schendel have freVacceaa to the Soviet sec­ Soviet c o n t^ . On the other hand,\| Myron Lee and Mrs. R. Kneeland elementary school conmltant doctor. Dr, Richard Hexter, later Schools Close Tomorrow London, Oct. $8 (AP^Dock cancer In mice—was reported Preusa also withdrew. The secre­ teehhnrii at,^ the recent evening be substituted for clubs and extra­ part mppenra on your pfatte is topnotch quality. loyal." istevenson also criticized beamed tbday as he pointed out tor of quariered Berlin. T find it wficult to believe that Jones, Sr., as mcmbers-at-large c>f for 'tee State Dept, of Educ^on, testified at a coroner's inquest that For .Teachers Conventi Strike leaders conferred tvith - today. All arc still In experi­ tary was then instructed io cast a m eetii^ of the Mancheater Child curricular activities, which are Etav at St. Albans waa Chief of Atty. Gen. Brownell who he said the handiwork of the volunteer The Aimrlcan commandant the rules in effect in East Berlin the Oiurch Council. Mr*. Leslie' w ill. M guest speaker, and a black, eye just about summed up' Labor Ministry officials today mental stages. ballot for reelection of McDermott. very important. If the teenager Pediatrics there. ^sought political profit by' im­ the injuries he found oh Sheppard workers, and his own, at the new complained tb Dibrova that- the prohibit/the taking of photographs Bolton was named a member of Study (jTpup at the Buckley Lee CMgnot will act as proi ^ ROGER OLCOTT Manchester’s $,( and both groups said progress Ballot nominations for secre­ School oV VOrn'on Street. must work, jobs should be ar­ chairman for the meeting. He says he found tha general pugning the ....loyalty" of for­ police station and epurt house East sector's rules on such things in front of a government-owned ^ TRIPLET CALVES the Religious Education Commit­ Says Exam Incomplete pupils get a holiday tvas made toward settling the tary resulted In naming of Preuss Parents’ ‘guidance in vocation ranged for weekends and sum­ 'practice like a refrcEher course In 403 West Center Street mer President Truman. where a meeting of the Connecti­ as taking photographs are too •tore." VlCi. Okla. (>P)—Cliff Kahoe's tee. dicine. after specialising in MltcheOS-TSSS Corrigan declared yesterday when schools w ill ^ c lo i^ all S-week-old Ueup of England’s vague for general ^idance. by two members, Jensen by one and choice, shld te* speaker, with mers. H ie President, hoiwever, voiced that Dr. Hexter "juet didn't give cut Chiefs of Police Assn, is being Honnen said it no such rules cow has Whlteface triplets. Oavid BJorlIng and George W, OFFipAL WITNESS atrics. day to permit teaxherv to at­ major ports. This was tiM first Mrs. Peart Jewell by two. T w o school tests to hhow strength and According to the speaker, par­ high praise for "the tnlmendous Sam a very thorough examina­ held. •T recognize the right of the exist, he had to conclude that Kalioe say the calves, whose father Smith of the Men’s Fellov/ahip were Detroit i f ^ I l cost Chester P. ill* he was in the Navy, he tend the annu^^tate/teachers clear sign o f a break In the dis­ members substituted on their bal­ ents can help with the homework mb" he said 'Vice President Nixon tion.” He said he ivoUld prove that Among comments by the ad­ Soviet commandant imEast Ber­ the whole Incident was a matter of was a Hereford, are becoming fam­ given a hearty round of uplause weakness in definite areas accord­ Malinowski 6t\petroit a $18 traffic waa certified by the American convention. Three conventions pute that has brought creeping lots the suggestion that an outside ing to ability, help, decide choice by proper quiet environment and la turiiing in as a campaigner for by cross-examii'atioh of Dr. Hex­ miring visitors as they arrived, lin to make such rules as, he tees ^•unlawful abuse of authority” by ily' pets. There is a traffic jam at In approciaUon of the work being ticket to get some evidence for his Board o f Pematrics, an indepen­ are being hdid in Um atate to­ paraly.sis to Industry and threat­ fit,” said Honnen, "and secretary be named. After consid­ of studies to the eany teenagers. planning time for study. It is Republicans in next Tuesday’s ter "after the slate presents him were heard, "thia is great," and the Communist police and "wrong­ meal time. All three insist on nurs­ done by them in scraping and re­ pending dlvorceXsult. Police said dent prpfa^onal organisation. morrow, /in Hartiord, New ened the nation’s food supply. realize that the Soviet view erable dlacussion of the technicali­ painting the pews in the church I. Q. teats do not determine intel­ especially important to develop elections. as a witness’ and by testimony really' something.” ful arrest and detention." ing fron. the same side. he deliberately rati his car Into an­ Each niedlcal 'apecialty has its own Haven And Bridi ties involved this was voted 6-1 sanctuary. The RenovaUon Com- ligence, but the ability tddo school good study habits by working .In letter to Nixon the Presi­ from other doctors. It is expected Schendel said thia morning he other vehicle whence raw his wile board to p ^ on tea qualifloatlona a and on Mrs.' Van Zander's-motion, mittec reported on the progress of work. . , alone and away from the teacher dent said no one "could have done that Dr. Hexter will T»* a state expected about 60 members of the Preuss was given a ‘’rising vote of In it riding with a\-;trange man. of membcra\n the field. ita work indicating the next steps Principal MacKimmie u r[g * d when the teenager plans to at­ . / more effective work then you" In witness. association to attend as well as thanks for a lot of hard work done Malinowski said he '^ t e d official During hia '(pur of duty at aca, would be Interior painting and in- parents to recognize the limita­ tend college. The girl should MANCHESTER ■trengthoning the GOP effort to Another Cleveland physician guests from the legal profession. wild excitemen^ of bullfighting. this year." Another vote was car­ police witnesses that ms w iti waa he. was in both the Atlantic and Judge John S. G. Rottner.and J. stallatlon of raUings at tbe chan­ tions and capacity for work he- definitely have further education going around with other\nen. retain control of Congress. who took part in an examination "For whom tlw Bell Tolls" came ried requesting Preusa to continue cel. the Pacific. Froth Japan hia trans- Ronald Regnier, judge of- the In New York, meanwhile, the given Sheppard expressed doubt, out of his war experiences in as secretary until a nqn-member s Tax Bemluder A.. ------\ ^ ------UBLIC MARKETP National Broadcasting Co. has however, that Dr. Elkina would Glastonbury Court and president . A big game hunt was de­ TERS OF MANCHESTER could be hired. X ■rae aeeeseors are currently I ti t 803 - 805 MAIN STREtT granted free radio and television be willing to feturn from Arizona of the Assembly of M u n j c i p a I picted in ‘7%e Green Hills of A f­ Chairman McDermott named \ to appear at the triel. Court Judges, will be among the Preuss, HoWard P. Jensen, Mrs. hpldin$(. public meetings to hear \ - liii: time for a talk by: Stevenson— rica.” declaraUona o f real ‘ and personal to answer recent apeechea' by Dr. George Greene, surgeon for speakers at the gathering, Schen­ "The ^ d Man' and the Sea" Van Zander and Vincent Krzesickt the Cleveland Police Dept., del said. to the contract and salary com­ property iu the (Community Hall. President Eisenhower—and >aays told v iv ^ y of tlie victory and de­ T^ey will ^eet tomorrow an Cast year bdM s aatheM did not disclose the reason tor his Starting at noon wtth a tour of mittee of the board with, instruc­ DEL M O N T E It is considering a Republican feat of/an old Chiban fisherman. Saturday frowv J until 7 p.m. and /counter-demand fo r gratis broad­ belief. Dr-Greene supervised an the building by law enforcement C o n a'i d e r e d a masterpiece of tions to name their own chair­ examination given Sheppard on heads from ail over the state, in­ man. on Monday, f r ^ 2 until 8 p.m. casting. aimple, powerful writing, the short Voter Deuisii^rattouB behalf of the state shortly after cluding a representative of the nov« won the 1953 Pulitzer award Request Beard Press Agent NBC was the only major net­ FBI, the meeting also included As one of tee pteparattons for PINEAPPLE JUICE work acceding to the free-tima ra» he was arrested. foy' flctlop. Mrs. Van -Zander than asked luncheon, which was catered by that the board discuss naming a tee atate etscUon on T m d a y , vot­ ■qest of Democratic National Chair­ He said the examination report Arnotig tbe author’s other well ing machine demonstrations are agreed with Dr. Hexter that the the Garden Grove. press agent for tha unit and a mo­ man Stephen Mitchell, who con­ o «’n books are "-17)6 Sun Also being held at tee Commim|tv Hall. GENUINE SFROra tSQR . M AIfVE a n ts FEB tended that Eisenhower's recent defendant suffered little more than ises," 1B26; "To Have and Have tion by Krzesicki that it go into / -• \- executive session was carried. The Members of both political'/parties 1 broadcast had "an unusual amount a black eye. Not." 1937, and "Acroea the Herald correspondent, the only w "l be pre.sent a* the hail tb^or- of partisan political content." Sheppard was taken from his River and Into the.Trees," 1950. row and Saturday from 2 Uqtil 28c Heniiiifsway Wins Y O U A R r I n v it e d t 6 ^ a n iN T O R M A L guest other than Rural - Superin­ LAMB %65c VEALROAST Nixon arrived back in his home jail cell by a deputy sheriff last Started in Kansas City 5 p.m. to explain the use o f tiw atate of California yesterday after night for a brief visit, at the bier Hemingway Was. one of six chil­ tendent George E. Graff present, machine. Wbaie er kalf. left the meetng at 10:40 p. m. af­ SHURHNE following the campaign trail of his dead wife’s grandfather, Nobel Writer Pri? dren of a physician. He never at­ ter askng the board to keep lit Bon^aan Lk. through several Rocky Mountain H ariv P. Blake. tended college, starting his writ­ BONELESS GRADED mind that any action in the direc­ Mancheater Eveniag Herald states and Oregon. Nixon said in Bl^e died Tuesday at the age ing career as a cub reportisr on the Bolton eorrespondent, Mrs. Joseph (Continued from Page On Cider and Doughnut Party tion proposed might be interpreted BONEUC8 8 SMOKED l ^ g Beach the election is "not of 81 and Sheppard nad requested Kansas City Star. D'lteUa. telephone M I 8-5545. APPLESAUCE In the bag" for either side because permiMion to attend his .funeral He went to Europe with an am­ /' aa a move to bar the press from CHUCK time—Sir Winston Churchnl. who board meetings. ' ComMor qM ity AND pric* of what he said is a large group o.f bulance unit in World W ar I and QUICK FAMILY YN o . 303 SB yet undecided voters. But the then transferred to the Italian in­ Argue For Coverage ROAST ROilLETTES.. IM British government. A t 11:30 p. m. when tbs meet­ Detroit, Mich. (JP) —Mrs. Don­ to a Lka. Vice President said he detected a. notice, apparently waa the sheriff's ' fantry. He stayed on several years CANS and you'N oyraf It's smort to Makea a nlea yet raaat 4 answer. A source cjose to the/ academy YMCA ” North Main St; ing -adjourned until next Wednes­ ald Maskill, 28, gave birth . to shift of what he termed modei^tb : said its members derided that in Europe after the war. working twins, her second set in threa The entire trip took U sm than an day, Miner and Jensen informed 35 c shop lunoeh's. Democrats to the GOP in states [ since Hemingway way;>lated to re- as a correspondent and writing ABN RIBICOFF hour, and Sheppard waa in the fu­ the Herald correspondent thdt mf years. The Msskilla now have he haa.stumped. ! celve the award evwtuallv "we fiction. /'Demorratic Lb. neral home only three minutes. .. motion had been made and no ac­ six children in five years of mar­ Nixon’s 'scheduled visit to Spo­ might as wen give /t 'o him now, Wqrld W ar n found him back In Caadidato for Governor riage. kane, Waah., Saturday has touch­ Corrigan also told reporters yes­ action aa a frontline reporter. ^MORRQW NIGHT AT 8:30 tion taken. They said they argued before he killa himself" in some fbr full press coverage, that they M AZO LA OIL Qt 63c ed off-a political row in that city. terday that there vas ’’signifi­ axploit. A fter the Invasion of France h4 cance” in what caused the 'death / felt the townspeople were entitled ACCIDENTAL HUNTERS SHUKFINE FANCY EV1$CIRATCD Spokane's nonpartisan mayor A r­ Earlier this v^ar, when it was joined a French partisan unit and Clarksville, Ark. (/Pi — An au­ thur Meehan yesterday designated of Sheppard’s 31.yearKild wife. .became a captath. Come and Talk To These Candidates to ktiow the views of each individ­ feared that Heniingway had: been ual member of the board and not tomobile occupied by Eugene Lb. Saturday "Nixon Day.’.’ Demo­ Marilyn’, He waa asked if he meant Several of Hemingway’s novels MARSHMALLOWS FuU Lb. Pkg'. 29 c killed in a plape crash in Africa, Steel, 19, and Richard Bridges, 17, 80FTW EVE HEN TURKEYS cratic leaders .cfbjectcd. "W’e feel there would be a courtroom dis­ and short stories have been made just board action. They also ad­ Liver ^ Bacon many newspapers, criticized the vised the board that if action was left tbe highway and rolled over this is a direct insult to 50,000 pute over what waa used as a mur­ academy for/not giving him the into motion pictures. der weapon. taken to name a single spokesman and over for more than 200 fast., Democrats in Spokane." Mrs. E. prize. ’ ■ / ■ ' ' I During 'World War II he edited TOILET TISSUE 2>-. 23c EXTRA LARGE Special Dawson Whittaker, the county " I don't want to reveal that," he a collection o f stories, called "Men P for the board, precluding press at­ The only casualty waa a rabbit 15-OZ. TUM BLER SUNCREST STRAW BERRY ^ rej^ed. The auUmr of such classics as Democratic chairman, told the "A FarewMl to Amis.” "For Whom at War, the best war stories of all tendance at meetings, they would •truck .and killed about 130 feet TENDER RAIY MBF The murder weapon .has never not consider themselves bwnd by City Council. Dcmocriltic 'leadera the Bell 'pollf. ’ “The Snows of K i­ time." ' / from the highway. PRESERVES ^^5c ROASTING CHICKENS ^ 4 9 c demanded that Nixon be restricted been found, Police tay some sort limanjaro" and "The Old Man- and. In the preface, he wrote his FUT of heavy object with a l>harp edge to a nOn-political talk. the Sea'* was chosen over a strong opinion of 'an author’s main obli­ inflicted the 27 wounds found on YO U R F A M IL Y WHJU I Some Sort of a record may be slate of candidates. Among the gation; LIVER the head of the rictim. AEROSOL BOMBS X Each $1.19 GO FOR OUR set ih Oregon today when 10 other contenders were Iceland's "A writer's job is lo tell the FRESHLY GROUND CHICKEN PApS Senators pitch into the hard fought Haldor .Laxnws. Greece's Niko truth. Hia standard of fidelity to NATIVE DRESSED battle between Republican Sen. Kazantzakis and France's Albert the truth should be so high’ that hia SHURFINE COFFEE 99c lb Guy Cordon and his Democratic Saiidbiirg^s Lincoln Camus. invention, out of his experience, L e g s . . . A b . f y c challenger, Richard U Neiibcrger. Hemingway was the fourth should produce a truer account SELECTCD FRESH HtUrrs and yESETAILES Seven GOP Senators are scheduled Hemingway Choice American to \vin_one of the Nobel than anything factual ran be.'For POULTRY to help cordon, while two Demo­ awards this year. The 1954 pirze facts can be observed badly, but FANCY CLUSTERED , Breasts . .lb. B5^ O U R O W N cratic Senators and Independent for medicine and physiology was when a good writer is creating Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon are (Continued on Page Ten) given Oct. 21 too three U.S. acten- something, he has time .md scope ROASTING HICKORY SMOKID 'du0\^ speak for Neuberger. tlsts for discovering new weapons to make it o f an absolute truth." EMPEROR GRAPES 2 29c\ HAND-PICKED lO N E L E S S I^ W a ^ ln g to n , AFt, ami CIO ^ board I would have voted for Carl in the fight against polio. ‘They Death is a theme that baa pre­ CHICKENS kaders tangled yesterday with , Sandburg. He is a .very dedicated are Dr. John F. Enders of the occupied Hemingway the writer. Secretary of Labor Mitchell ovoi*'writer.’’ Harvard Medical School, Dr, Thom­ It also is ah experience which, BALDWIN APPLES 3 .... 29c CORNEUBEEF S to 6 Lbs; V Lb. BACON j Mitchell's claim that the nation is '• as H. Weller of the Harvard School though Hemingway the man never FANCY LARGE V 4 9 c He said he would have voted for courted it. he often -lellberately ehjojnng w o r d Tpe»crtime pros- Sandburg especially for his aix- of Public Health, and their former perity. In separate statements associate. D r, Frederick J. Rob­ risked. ' ' CALIFORNIA ORANGES NEW ENGLAND STYLE MEDR'M SIZE voluriie life of Lincoln. , He waa wounded eeriously oa the D«. fi9e A FL President George Meahy said bins. no.w at Western Reserve. jim: OCEAN SPRAY Hemingway met newsmen at Italian ■ front during World War n> Mitchell painted ’’a.-rosy but in­ his home here_on a hill overlooking Medical School In develand. rnni CAPONS,...55c accurate picture * of the employ- Havana. Previous American literary nrize i *"^2 ^’***‘" his 19th birth- SMOKED PICNICS ^ winners included- Sinclair Lewis : Surgeons found 237 steel frag TH oW a S j . DODD JOHN LaBELLE ■ CRANBERRIES ^ Lb. Box 25c ntent-unemployment situation and Hemingway was cited by ’-the i menta in hia legs. Italy awarded Don potter FIRM.RIPC Emil Rleve, chairman of the CTO Nobel committee for mastery in in 1.930, ._Epgene O'NelU . in 1936, DeffloeraUc Demoeratie Democratic CHOICE or PRIME TR Y O U R Pearl Bu.clc in 1938 and William ' him two of ita - highest military OuHlIdate for Coagreaa Oandldate for State Senate FOWL u .3 3 e Economic Policy Ciommittee, spoke creating a new .-

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S • A -I— is- >r' I j ' •> ' < N i» B « t W E L V l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.JIAN.CHESTER/CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 Section Two THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 iRattrljrBtrr JEvrttitts T$rraUi THURSDAY, OCTOBER *8, 1954 Pitgee IS to 24 V0 Power, Complete Re* styling Maiit Ghevrolets Rhee Starts Probe 4Mri . For irpung Prince Of Financial Aides Jiiry Awards ’ New Direfstional Sign ^lun M e e t in g ■ ytm aim , Oct. u m — liBytw Seoul, Oct. 28 ' (P)— President Boara ttSDies PliHilHitniW M a ce fifurat Prince >1 ^ Byngman Rher today ordered hia the Sqtiirrel Ckartaa needa a couple of warmup f cabinet to make “a thorough^ int - T r i o $ 12,500 O f A A H e r e . flglits before they to«a him In yestlgation" of allegfed irquroper i Hike in ^ tes tkara «1UI tMlat fleawelfht cham- ?88S*ef»fSF"A11 tJiraa, who claimed to have ,to report to the n^w Board o f Wa­ compenaptlon clalma lateat lineqp' of 14 modela haa been completely restyled and in addition inerrooratea the widest array ibffered iiijuriea in . the accident, their rehabilitation through the AA New York, Oc't.'^ CP)—Former way o f life have become a power ter Commissioners at tta aoeead to S1,6M durieig the wee^k of chassis improvementa ever offered by Chevrolet on a new model. Loweivi)Mter lines are accom­ Mayor William (TDwyer returned brought auit against Harry F. November meeting. Oct. n , the State Labor pFrot of 28 Putnam St and Wll- of exqmple to thousands of'other panied by new frames, new auspenaions, new operating devices and new pow w i\'W ith the optional to New York last lilght after an BROILERS, FRYERS, ROASTERS, FOWL admitted alcoholics throughout the \ 1'he action came at on odjouraod rqmrted yeaterdM. . The absence of three years and seven Mom H. Iriitton of Vbrnon. Ifni. •becial meeting which got undor- figure waa an Incroaao of 90B over Powerglide or overdrive and new V8 engine plus two six-cylinder engines, a cuatomerhi|s a choice of alx Chapman and her daughter ware East months. OVEN READY AND CUT FECIAL FOR VdUR COOKING NEEDS 7 P-***' la th(i hearing room tho.waak preytoua. “power packagea.'^^ The Bel Air 4-door sedan la pictured above. i riding in a cor being drlvan hy A member of the committee ar- He expressed no interest in poli­ ranging the current, meeting hehe of thO.^ Municipal BuUdiag. tics and denied that “aubpienas’’ Mayo when it oraahad . hfod-on The Iqroting was a contlauathm FARM FRESH GRADE "A" EGGS DAILY^^ into one operated by Lutton on sold today It will be a source of / connected with a 1951 Senate probe personal pleasure to older mem­ of bne TUMday night at Verplonck peace and two with operatmg an Tunnel Rood in Vernon, July 27, had anything to do with hia visit. 1949. . bers of the local group' to welcome School 'whro tha group odJotmMd Police Arrest 19 uninsured motor vehicle. 'iSe tip TASTE AND COMTARi — aUARANntD TO SATISFY Ho said he was here for “business Sweet was brought in os a bock the successful business man after a question waa raiaad at to came from a Windsor I^eHa and pleasure." T.'ho is to lead the Nov. 6 prograih, the legality of setting on interim lilLL(»IEEN SQUARE PANCi mother, police said, that a brr Mndont on th« g r o ^ ’lhat hs W u 4 In Windsor Locks O’Dwyer, smiling and looking fit, fionsldered partly rtsponsttla' for inasmuch as he is a former Man­ 25 par cent hike after a public w was brewing. Police aald they rrlved by plane from California the accident. He hal paricM his chester resident, longtime active In hearing hod been held on n gWurnl Marie by N(4 M TH* *f Toloiia found some of the boys with their re he testified before a cohgres- rooet of 40 per cent ia water Xwindaor-Locks, Oct. 28 (JPt— truck on the highway Dutton AA circles in the greater Hart­ belts off and some had them ­ hi committee probing Commur was forced to swing h lg ^ r around ford area. charges. PoHm said* a tip from a mother ped around-their Bats. Some car­ nlst actyitlea in Mexico, where he COMMUNITY HUL-BOLTON CENnR led them to break up what ap­ It* Eariy OrganHMktien Town Counsel Crockett ruled ried switchblade knives, pipes ahd served ahsU.S. Ambassador. • In doing so, he crossed over Into late yesterday that tha lowar in­ peared .to be< the makings of a automobile repair equipment,' It should be a source of genuine SATURDAY. OUT. SI, I P A teetfue kgng war on a street cor­ Several Nnmdred well-wishers .tHe opposite loitsT of traffic' and crease could not he approved la - police said. were on hanA to greet O Dwyer, pride to Manchester residents as ner hare last night They said they aroMiad into the on-coming car a Whole to realize that the local lesi a separata public hearing la DONAnON; ADULTS TSe—CHILOSEN SOe including BlondKMIss Aiiine Rob­ MARV SAYS: - "LAST CALL ON THESE ng driven by Mayo. Floyd held on it. arreated ISXteenage boys from 287 SLATED FOR 8ERVICB * • group woa one of the earller clubs (C M M m tpnder IS yean eld free) East HarUordK Windsor, Windsor ert, general coonllnator for the yo’a father, Alfred, who as ArgiM far Increase HarUord. Oct. 28 (g>) —Uncle current Broadway Xj>lay, "The S to establish Itself, and that this Coetaeae Priaee Locks and South Windsor before StfPERLXriVE VALUES DURING OUR the cor was a fourth will be the 17th such public. meet­ With the possibility of an In­ there was any actual outbreak of Sam will reach out and put the Fifth Season." in the action, was aarard- terim hike out of the question, tha I by the Lndlea of S t Maurice Chm»el finger on 287 Connecticut men for Miss . Robert walkedxup to domagee* by the Jury, ing since the formation of the violence. • \ chapter here In November, 1944, Board tabled the matter. Dirac- military service in riecember. O’Dwyer at the IdlewUd ^ r p o r t y*- A Claim Injnrlea AU were charged with breach of \ that time AA had to gain ^ rs Helen FlUpatrick. Matthew j - Brig. Qen. Ernest Novey announc­ Terminal, said "HeUo, Blll,'^\Md '"YnHhe accident, Mrs. Chapman Paton. and Sherwood Bowers op­ the two embraced. the world wide recognition It haa ed yesterday. December’s quota . miffere'd head Injuries which re- now established. posed tabling and Orgued in favor is one man more than November's. Friends of the former mayor mrtedly led to a cerabtbl hemor- Sale Civic leaders, the medical pro­ of Increasing the rates, a move The October' draft was 234 and deiKrlbed Miss Robert as a “friend . thoge tnrro months later. Her r fession and clergymen of all faiths they consider on obvious daQeaaitY. September's 210. Novey said five of the OTO^er family.” WHICH 'i^ughter suffered Injuries, to her No specific mention was »*»paa dentists and two doctors will be O’Dwyer, a ^ m ocra t, told news­ SATURDAI^ -arms snd face, while Mayo In-- TOT some, time have recognized that Alcoholics Anonymous Is By JOSEPH A. OWENS x lost night of Joining tha llatiW- called in December. men he did riot "have ..A single Jiir^ his nose. Snuffy listens In on telephoneT” politan District, a subject arfeidi comment” on the con-jn^ elections. ■—*B«cxu»« of the large number of probably the number one agency . Herald Photo to handle what is admitted to be conversations, television.' Snuffy ail alone on the lawrn I was for him and ha is feiTacgularly oa dominated the public discuaWon at POUCECARS UNMARKED As for reports he been sub­ From Morradl's Wostom Stoors. Jbintiffs and di^endants, the jury the hearing Tuesday. -was faced with J9 possible ver- Shown here is one of the two new signs posted at the request the nation's number one social eaU vegetables, drinks milk and afraid the youngaters in the neigh­ tha kitchen couqter. Des Moines (;P)—The Iowa High­ poenaed to come back 10 connec­ of,the Chamber of Commerce to point out Manchester's main business borhood would throw stones at After the formal action had ^ X ets. the largeft number any Jury problem!. O f greater importance, retires early every evening. When the television adt. is on. way Patrol is making its first use tion with his U^timony before the district. This one, at the south termlniis, points north up Main hlni or the cats and dogs would Snuffy alts on the edge of Aatudio been taken, the Board ebntianad Kefauver Senate Crime Comnjlt- SIRL ■had to pick from In the memory of perhaps, than even this valuable of unmarked patrol cars. Patrol Street. The other sign is at the Center and points south. The town support of AA has been the ac­ What'a unusual about this? harm him." couch and enjoys the prograi^ If informally to discuss the ratoo. Chief David Herrick says the pur­ tfee. O'Dwyer said; Z9urt officials. ' . Snuffy is a seven week-old SHORT •y**Th# case was tried before Judge highway department put up the signs recently in cooperation with ceptance by the general public of , Doing continuous somersaults the telephone rings he is quick Martin again reviewed the pro­ pose of the unmarked cars Is to “I know of no reason why, I the local Chamber. squirrel. leap onto the table and when th^ posed increases and their affect should be." 3&hn Thim. All of the plaintiffs what this definite program of re­ and acting every part the renter “change the habits of the driver habilitation can do for those who Mrs. Lottie Schroeder of 252 of attraction,. Snuffy does not receiver is removed, trie* quite customere. Directors Fita- who haa no respect for the law or , 'fhe Senate probe led .to the Jail­ ware rapresentad by AUy^ Jay E. Jtubinow of Rublnow and LaBelle, Miss Marie Trivigno, 118 Cam­ need its benefits. East Middle Turnpike accounts for i ahow any .Interest in wanting to hard to listen to the conversation. ond Kennedy repeated the rights of others when hs feels ing on extortion chargeis o f James MOBREl'l' E-Z CUT'BEAOY.TO.EAT the presence of the bushy tailed j leave hia conifcrtable quarters for "He’s like a nosey lltUu boy." Missosirn and the defendants wefa tepre- bridge St., was accepted as an ac­ ■This general public acceptance aaaertions of Tuesday that enforcement officers are n o t Moran, a life-long friend and poli­ A b o u t T o w n animal in her home this way.. "My the great out-door life usually led avers Mra. Schroeder. the iniMaaea are inevitable Mnce near.” santed by Atty. 8. Victor Fetngold tive member of the Coventry Play­ has been earned in part by the tical appointee of O’Dwyer. 10.12 TJ>.Avg. of Hartford knd the Hartford Igw demonstrated performance of daughter Jeanne found him lying by m squirrel, Washaa Hlmoelf the towirxnust build a new aearoga HAMS 6 5 c Mra.. Francis Dwyer, president er.', well known dramatic group, on the front lawn and brought BACON / firm of Day. Berry and Howard. at the October meeting. those "hopelesa cases” who have And why should he? Snuffy waahea regularly like a disposal plant or face acUon by of the American De(,don.Auxiliary, him in tl.e house. Because he was U)* State water Commiaaioa. DEERFOOT FARM / \ graduated to the ranks of use­ The Schroeders have gathered kitten and dries himself with his .requeata members to meet tomor­ ful citizens in our everyday so­ sniffing from the cold, we named acorns and various nuts, for'him, bushy tall. While the pbqpoeed rates pro­ The WBA Guard Club will hold him snuffy.^ F i ^ H Council uf Women row evening at the, Degion Home its annual banquet tomorrow night ciety. In part, also, this accept­ snd not only feed Snitffy, but When the clock strike* five in vide in general fSr a 440 per cent to package goodies for the Hallow­ at 6:30 at the Villa Louisa. Any­ ance has come about through open "Evidently the other aquirfels allow thealy, whiskered animal to the evening. Snuffy retires, whether Increase In the wbter bill, they M IN CED 14AM een parties. ITiey aTa Mao asked Plans' Observance one wishing a ride Is asked to con­ meetings such as the-Manehester disowned the little fella. We knew take nuts from them and hide his there ia company in the hoi.ae or also coil for an inbreose from 6 2 ' to bring the gift of a doll or toy, tact Mrs. Shirley Smith. Group of A A has sponsored these right away Snuffy waa too little booty In a spectal cache. not. H4'a up at six the next morn­ 30 to 50 per cent of the amount o r B O e d G N A not exceeding seven inches in post 10 years. to shift alone.” Underneath the living room ing, to greet the family. computed on the water ^ 1 os a Tha local observance of W.orld length, to the meeting Monday Dr. Margaret Meade, author of 'Tell Experiences Jeanne picked up the conversa­ chairs ahd in back of the studio Every ao often he looks out the aewer rental. ■X Community Day, under tha spon- evening. These toys will be shipped "Male and Female" and Interna­ tion and explained that* Snuffy’s couch are his pat Hiding places. '^ ndo«' at the squlrrete working For most cuatomera w ho' to children in Korea before Christ­ These meetings are representa­ M AIN E LIVE oorahlp of the Manchester'Coun­ tionally known expert on Child tive of the meetings held every first bed was a. small cardboard Cbaitcra Canotnntly feverishly gathering nuts for the water from the town and _ _ cil of (fturCh Women, be held mas. They art also wkod to rs- Winter and proboblFsaya to him­ sewer service, tha boost in t h ^ sarve a date for the'demonstration rearing, child development, and Friday, come hurmane or > hu­ ■■ . A. consiaitt ohattarar, Snuffy /// this ysor In tha Saeond Congrega­ family living, will speak at a din­ ■ "This \aiw,.,o(''cburie. when he satisfies his appetite with STallce self, "Poor talngs, Any don't know combined bill wouM be.92 percent. supper Wednesday evenin';, Nov. midity. at the Pathfindera Club. CHICKEN tional Church on Friday, Nov. 5. ner meeting at 6 p. :m. opJ'lQv. 4 at wasn’t sleeping In the palm of our of tomato, eggs, caiHrots, milk, how .ta aria frioada and btfluanca Fro some large uowa the InereOM 3, at the Legion Home: 102 Nonuan St. Local AAa, or people." A box lunchaon will ba enjoyed at 956 Main St., Hartford. Sponsored members of visiting groups, tell hands." chuckled Mrs. Schroeder. water and other nourishment he would be greater. 12 o'clock noon and the program by the Service Bureau for Wom­ Nerr'ous During Interview favors. The schedule also calls for aozM will begin at 1:30 p. m. Mra. WlUiam H. Pickett of their personal experiences and ex­ ALL SIZES en's Organisations, the meeting is press their viewpoints on how they The presence of strangers in the Love for the little squirrel Is not cluu’ges which are not now mndt. BONE-IN .'The theme of this year’s wor­ Waahington, Conn., baa been open to the public. Reservations spending the week With the family have found the way to be happy house caused the' gray squirrel to limited to Mrs. Schroeder and her Honor Miss Hunt . ship service will be "Building Lastr for the meeting must be made In their sobriety. A number of be more nervous than usual, or daughter Jeanne. Mr, Schroeder. R I B R O A S T BLOCK tng Peace." Church women in this of her son-in-law ehd daughUr, with the service bureau before Mr. and Mra. Raymond Hickey.'29 the. regulars at these meetings perhaps he wss Just showing off. Raymond, a Junior higli arhodl stu­ Sqttare Dancing community and in ; thousands of Nov. 3. ^ Springing from his tiny but dent, and Pat, the oldest daughter, At Bridal Shower CHUCK Other communities throughout the O'Leary Dr., and her Sister, Mrs. first found there was a ."way out" of the grip of alcoholUm by at­ strong hind legs. Snuffy leaped all have affection for the newest BONELESS MILK FED world will meat on this day to T. Edward Brosnan, 83 Washing­ C\ib. Scout Park No. 3 of the ton St. tending an open meeting at the about the living room from atop member of the family. Miss Cecelia Hunt, 350 N. Main At Rcc Monday pray for world peace and to dedi­ Highland Park School will hold its lamp shades to chairs- and to the cate their gifts of clothing, cloth monthly meeting at the school .to­ Hollister School auditorium in Ray -has ho|M.s o f building a St., was honored' with a miscel­ past years. There are many of stair rail. small cage and taking Snuffy to laneous bridal shower ' last night • Tha Adult Squara Danes group V E A L R O A S T 4 9 c for mothers to make' into cloth­ Fifth and sixth grade pupil* of morrow night at 7:30. When told to be a good squirrel ing. btonkets and household linens the Buckley School presented a the.se who, until this first intro­ school but until then hia curious at the home of Mrs, James Rufini. conducted by the Recreation D ^ duction to AA, were not even And have hia picture taken. Snuffy chums will have to be aatlafied 141 Birch St. Friends and relatives will have a dance this coming Mon­ . fo be sent ' to needy people UN program Monday ’- hlch opened Manchester ^Grange members wagged his tail and leaped onto throughout the worl^ with everybody singing "We're All who have been taking reservations aware that they were alcoholics, with visiting Snuffy at home. were present. day. Nov. 1, at tha East Sida Rm- the photographer's shoulders. If the rest of the squirrels knew MARY SAYS-^"Wu have leads and loads of FREE gKto for Hw CHILDREN for the supper on Nov. 3 and any­ having ascribed their seemingly Fall colors ware used in the reatlon Center baginniiv at 8- A special offering for relief will Together Again." Jason Stanfield, "He's a playful baby," chorused also.be taken at this time,' a part a sixth grade pupil,' followed with one else-wishing to make a reser­ "tough breaks" to any number of of the preferential treatment one decorations, and t)ia bride-elect sat p.m. ot wtH os Hw grawn*upt. Coma In and toy haEa.'' / * vation should contact the chair­ other causes. the Schroeders. of their brothers was receiving under a large-white wedding bell Any adults, in tha town who ora df- this money being sent to help a history of the United Natloru. They both agree the aquirrel Is Games repreaentaitlvc of foreign man, Earl Hutchins. 85 Broad Residents of the Manchester there would probably be a mass while the opened her lovely gifts. interested, in. square doncliy or Church World. Service, another a lovable little pet and In seven exodtw from trees and a line of ' deportment of the National Coun­ countrleri were played and a pre­ St., by Saturday. \ area again have' the opportunity A buffet luncheon-.was served by learning to aquare donca con reg­ to acquaint themselves with the w'eaks time he has replaced their squirrels waiting at the Schroeder the hoetess. ister by attending Monday avan- cil of Churches of Christ, finance amble of the UN Charter was re­ past\ favorites, a canarv and a cited in unison by Joyce St. Pierre, It la urgent that anyoi^ who miracle of A ^ Saturday, Nov. 6. doorstep. Miss Hunt will be married on ing's session. Further infornuiUon the. sending of U. S. government d.og, \ ” Because he ia too small to crack BIRDSEYE ^ .surplus food overaeas. Some of the James Alibrio and Michae’ Rear­ wants to make reser\'ations for As in the past, there will be no Nov. 20 at St. James's Church to can ba obtained from Jim Hardie, JeanTiq.' aald, ” When I . saw nuts. Mts. Schroeder cracks them funds will also be used to help don. the ham and baked beans supper admission charge and a cordial Joseph Henderson, 152 Birch St. recreation director. ' YSpetUe refugees and to support for Holiday Bazaar next Wednes­ welcome is exttended to all. ORANGE JUICE A J j ^the United Church Women’s own A son was born on Oct. 26 at the day at Center Church do so on or Ample parking space will be flci.,1 observer at the United St. Francis Hospital in Hartford before Sunday. Reaerv'ations. may available not only at the. auditor­ and the Christian Wom- to Mr.' and Mrs. Chkries Glode, be made through Mrs: Hyatt Sut- ium, but also on. the grounds of .Ul'a'^ctton Program for Peace. 1693 Tolland Tpke. llffe or Mrs. John Crosby, chair­ the Pathfinders Club, scene of the SWANSON'S PIES ^ f®« ^1®® / men of the supper committee. Chil­ tnadltlonal “open house” following dren's portions WiU also be avail­ the meeting.-.. Chldian. Tiwhty. Batf. I able. ■ MAINE . . Duplicate bridge will be played Style Creationg LAND O'LAKES tonight at the VFW Home, start­ ing promptly at 8:05. Lost week's MRDINES 4c».19c virlnners were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Told by Garmon BUTTER ALE Volz, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ungerer and Mra. Joseph McVeigh, arid Mrs. The fourth meeting of the OirU Ruth Martin.’ Modeling Club, Conducted by the Nx»^ Going On Recreation Dept, and sponsored by DOVALETTES 23c the Chamber of Commerce, was ^ 6 9 ‘ Surprise Couple held at the Coret Shop last eve­ Saw $7NM p i 4 19M Mtnsry ning under the direction of Joe A REAL MARY’S SPECIAL BUY On Anniversary Garmon. . w-ho described in' detail how styles are crested snd how the New York merchandising San $1,86180 Os A tfM LIscols Mr.'Ond Mrs. Frank CVawshaw, MAXWELL HOUSE A r houses tmttsted the original to 16 Chestnut St., were honored with create the new for the a party Sunday afternoon in cele­ everyday girl; 1 ? V i l l bration of their 25th wedding anni­ He slM used garments from the J p |g| VACUUM CAN versary, which occurred on Oct. racks to' demonstrate how to make HnnDV's 26. The party ■ wah arranged , by ’T O " loRiARTY B r o t h er : different combinations for various their daughters, Mrs. Frank Find- affairs. Double-Tested Brightwood Sausage SUNSWEET . laj:, 18 Chestnut St., and Mrs. Eu­ The next meeting will be We<)- CARNATION 301*315 CENTER ST. TEL MI-MISS gene Pinto of Stfiten Islfnd, N.T. nesday, Nov. 3, at the East Side About 50 relatives and friends Rec. beginning at 7:30 p. m. The \ You know sausage makes pancakes tSstO PRUNE JUICE "^ 29c were present to enjoy a buffet sup­ subject to be diecussed will be MILK per, served at an attractively poise and manners. J and sausage tastes better when it’s fresh! 'I' pointed table, the centerpiece of which was a three-tiered wedding ClEAN FATRlonSN I That’s why you’ll, like Handy’s Brightwood Pure " LIBBY’S cake mode and decorated by Mrs. Memphis. Tenn. 4/Ti —Tiiad 'of Francis Miner, Mrs. Crawshaw's seeing soiled flags'flying' on pa­ Pork Sausage. It’s days fresher because it’s made in tOMKTO JUICE 27e •ister. triotic holidays. Memphis laundry C o m e to< Mr. and Mrs. Crawshaw received opei;atoia have announced they'll New England, then rushed to your dealer at the NOW AT many lovely gifts of flowers, 'cur­ clean American flags without peak of freshness. rency and silver. . charge. OUR USUAL HNE GRADE Buy Huidy’i Brightwood fredi Mauge and Usie the differenco. YOUR OROCK Bottl’s FOR GOOD AU AROUND 1t‘( CHEESE and MiUtr High Ufd POTATOES HAND PICKED MeJNTOSH YOU CAN von BY ABSENTEE BALLOT tim* o cro a tho nation at your local HMDY'S WIGHTWOOO (1) If you wIB be absent fram tbe State an ElartWn Day. HAWrS niGHTWOOD grecort calobroM th« Notional ChMtd ^ Daskb-TMtad BACON Fttiival. DolicioM ot moot ttm*, or OPEN DAILY UNTIL 6 P.M.- ASK AIOUTOUR UNIQUE ( h If yon ore HI, tnflrai nr pbyalenUy InenpneltBted nnd ■aaUa Ossbk-Ttsted RANKS ta rate in peroon nt tbe Falla. porty Hm*... chooso fovoriitt, ond THURSDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. 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' .. • .T' V pAdi romrraor . f. EVENINQ HERALD. J^ C H E S * , CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 88, 1954^ IO^CRESTEE e v e n in g IIE R A L D . HANCHESTEIW CONN,, ...... — ~ THURSDAY, dfclp 28, 1954 . PAGE PlFTEEtf vslatHre” refuses to see' a doctor as kill the Insect so it is not wise keeping the Sunday service aign largeat hair eoemetlCs firm. H4 color wares, a faat no. American and get the proper treatment for to u y them without dlroottott. ularly. In America only one' of 40 tvtfe^needs. Why not hold her .up ■ S s is s ? ■■ >r^ this annoying ailment. their names before Saturday night H al aaya American wbmen. deipi|e. all bodp* company haa yet matched. do. ■ \ T h e f ; There ere several preparations He has scheduled a meeting with 'to Uie'^h^t, and give her * ida/t Wt4ii^ The oonditioA is moat common the money they apiilmd on beauty even hair-tinted a live "But, oddly, more women In Electors to U se which contain sulfur, Djy.T., rote- fow n^Petitiom ^ bus company officials next week Skywatch Scf/teduto tkough^uriook ? when people are crowded together none, pyrethrum, benxobenseate, alda, are sUck-tn-the i&ilds when tiger," "'■aid D*Aiiuiol modeetly. Brooklyn Unt their hair than in WDBC— 1366 Daily Radio W H A T -O lt no matter whether this be in lodg­ and' wili tikke the signatures with it oomex to coloring ^Htetc lhatr. "The Btriplia^~.dtaM>F>ared com­ any other city In the world, in­ M achine ^ esd ay Doctor Says- or other chemicals which the in­ him. . . . ^ H a i ^ le^ ing houses, dormitorlM or bar­ Bus l^i^ice Cut •V ’They now gp to .their' halr- pletely, and the'ininMd emerged a cluding Paris. Paj’chologically, I C l^ A N S tA ’TB A?G> '-FOOitBTS OHffB-646^ Tinno-i6g6 sects causing: scabies dislike in- .f. Beeleeted Ctmirrmup^ ■ / . Friday, O ct 26 . ■■ beautiful '|>aby bkmde>v.with lumi­ racks., tensely.* - Midnight-2 a. m/ ...... Votnnteem Needed dreaMre aiid *Thuat pick, frontxa suppose it’e because they want a Grand Rd^ds, Mich, (jr) — The By'BDHTN P. JORDAN, M.D. A t the recent annual meeting of peltry 30 tinla,. he Mid. eliikind nous epots. ■ ' i change.': judge dismissed a car theft charge fUbttm, Oct M (8 p «:U l)—The - It also tends to be more frequent By means of one or more , of Wapping, Oct 28- (Special)— 2 a. m.-4 a. m. Velnateers Needed The folkntbM progran acbedulenip Written for NBA Service in cold weather perhaps because the local Red Cross, Frank Masin- ^olka cbot Tie his head. “A .woman spould b« able ''und the table and demand any nUifi blond. It took paila and palit oplorp are muted' topez blonde, youth who said he wanted to enter manta find .art subject to change to meet In the town hall, Tueaday, announced today that he is circu­ officers , are Mrs. Roy Gully, vice ■V pale dry champagne, sm-iky silver military service witli^e clean slate. Nwr. 3, trim • a-m.. to 7 p.m., to self "W t^ e d ” writes that she is at such times of the'ybar. The in­ The fact that scabled is spread m.-Nooh/.. . . . > , . KAtherlne H. RuttgCrs, Guy Mui- her thoiighta \ of color. No. we haven’t tinted an without notice: Caravaa lating a petition in town to have chairman; Mra. Richard Bond, ' / New York (/F)—Does thO average whole effect with her mouae-brown at least 1,000\to elephant. -Jt doesn’t have enough blonde, and frosty pale blonde, WCC(>-ltrd ^ vote hy machine for the flrat time caring for an elderly relative who sect causing scabies burrows into from person to person makes pre­ the Connecticut Co. restore Sun­ '. len ' \ After gaining his fr ^ o m , W il­ t:ee-- reUry; and Earl Sanford^ hair? choose frbRL. and the number la hair. All ydu can do with an ele­ which he describes as ’The sky of WHAY—N«wi: Polka Bop R-qu-»t i^^iee the following. oOlcee: OoveAmr, has acablce. He refuses to have a the skin and produces severe itch- vention particularly important. day bha service. urer.- V Noon-3 p. m/...... r. ... Volunteers Needed wife change the colo.* of her hair liam J. Thigpen toid F.ederal WTIC-Juat Plau doctor, she says but worries ibout Avoidance of overcrowding is one 8 p. m.-6 p.m. ... Gary Roche Or I aiippoae you’ve bought a Urnited .only by. the imagination. phant it palnt'it." Paris squeezed from a tube." Judge W. Wallace Kent he lacked WCCC—Record Reouo WDBC-N«wa lieutenant Oovemor, Qeeretaiy of . Isist week the company said that To Meet TOirigiri/ so that it will go weU’wlth her hua- anappy now polka dot tie. Ta there, Think I was kidding about hav­ WIWB--Roquest llaUiMe , ; I^WOTH—Bat. Prekton of tt^Yukew Btato, ’naaauror, Ooelptrollar, A t­ giving it to the correspondent end ‘ % . e .itching leads to scratching method;, frequent bathing is sJso all Sunday service was being elimi­ 6 p. m.A p,' m...... James Munaie, Guy Mullen " If you will excuse me. we pride Faced wlUi this example of the fare to report for schMuied J^IC-Backatut Wile which farther damages the skin There WUl be a m e^ h g tonight bsuid’a or new pair of any reaaon why your 'wife esm'f ing your wife’s hair match your WORC—Cal Kolby torney General, RepreaenUtlve-in aglnewhat precautions to take and. helpful. nated because of the. lack of pa­ of the Pleaaant V a ll^ Chib at 7:30 6 p. m.-lO p. m. .• oooeeee> ...... Olive Ray, Grace Andersoii shoeaT ' ourselvee,'^ being French, that we Wench enterprise, the American induction in Chicago,. ' "Our goal is simply to take a g .* lbt Yokea *hevan-year itcN’ caimr to be used wisely chosen self treatment The hostesses wilr be William to make them aerve aa'a dull maa- lamely. Don’t fail fO'r that old inally wUfi black and ahite, then WTIC-Stella Dallas bly, JpaUces of the peace for the Aa sai4 ekrller, one of the miost Buckland has said he hopes to Bans, Mrs. Emeaid Kuehn, Mrs. from 1-5 p. m. Civil Defense Tele phone Number—6-0088. . , "We have nob been able to find girl of 16, bring her age up to thr IN D l^ IT. 8. TRADE EVEN WDRC—Cal Kolby. W lA Y—Wraitrn' Caravaa''"'--.., I do not knowN^t perhaps it is culine backdrop tb their own femi­ guff, fellowa^ I f you've got a l^ k and gold, red and blue and W GIII—Jack's waxaorks nadlo Una~ town. / Sumeone with an itch must not difficult problems ia to avoid Sec- be able to have the Connepticut teona N even and Mrs. Louis nine finery. in the American, langiifige words age of 22, and keep her there until m»^Uy deep gold aqfl black leopard because when untreated the sy^i^ Jump to the conclusion that it is ondaly infections of the skin from anazxy charptial pink aliirt, there ia she ie 72, all by emplosrlng hair Ne\v/Delhi (A^—There'are about 4:: I W D nC ^’al Kolby /oBlcm Co. supply at least partial Sunday Boger.. ' / ■ '. ■ mauchel, treasurer snd Mrs. Ruth CLEAN EXPLANAT^N to describe all opr^ colora. Your WHAY—Polka Hop i ^ WCTII-Wtaworka Local to be elected toms go on for so Kmg. cauMd by scabies; there are many, Scratching or from unwise Self But why ahouldn’t it work the no pxcuae-^xcept lazineaa— if your colors," said D'Aurlol. “That is as many Indlaq nationals in the WCCC—Record Revue ybandldatea are: Judge of probaU, service on the west side Of town. New OAccra Stewart membership chairman. ether way Why ahould a man go words are too brutal. Our brown "Now .many FYench ladies color A t any rate it id not only an other reastms for itching and mi treatment Today he planned to leave peti­ bride aa^a ahe can’t match it with golds, for ei^ple,> have more the dream of every woman. United States sa there are Amer­ Request Matineo * Caravaa The Mothers Circle of S t Fran­ Morovia, Calif. lA—A report of to the trouble and expenae of their hair tliat way. But the color W 11c—Wldder Brown Daniel O. Horton (R ), and Ralph irritation to the person who has •ccurate diagnosis is esswitlsL tions at Harrison's Store. Station a c h ^ o a l pink coiffure.' remininity than your brown golds, icana in India. Government spokes­ WTIC—tow Radio I-aaa V. Secord (D), RepreaentaUvee, cis of Aiaisi Church have elected I f Hi terrible screams comuig ^ m a bi'jrlng himaelf a blue eprnfiower "American women are Juet be­ tost more ahd morq prefer ia bor- man say 5,232 persons of Indian WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRC—Cal Kolby acquired this insect but also it cim . However,or, theithere arajeviral good A new type of ditch digger will 28. Bossen’s Stoiv, Belch’s Garage the following officers: Mrs. M y ^ e Mjr\ authority ia Edmund so we call them brownette golds." ginning to be really color-conscious ^.wcTIt—Jack's Waxworks ^ WGTH-Waxworka ' preeent Incumbent, Richard M. be spread to others and it is'there- tnatmuits for scabies, but most of dig a ditch as much as IS feet eorreepondeat Mrs. An- home here sent police racing to the .for hia lapel on an evening out, d’Aurlolx U, S.';.;; repreaehtative of deaux wine. It-Iooltfr'Ijke a 'r-- origin reside in the United States and Hill’s Store. . Odluoi, chairman; Mrs. Rose Za>- telephone MltoheU TheI parentpare______Paris_____ fim i uses______two about their hair. In France one out of red wine held bp to the li"V -Grant and Jb&n E, Horton (R ), fore unfortunate that the "elderi^ them may irritntr the skin ss-iyell vide and SO feet deep. • scene. They found: A 14-year-old •nd then have hia wife run the Parip, the world’s traveling circuses to advertise Its a'nd that 5,211 American citizens WHAY-Polka Hop 'WHAY-Kewa > He asks that all in favof of gorvkl, secretary; Mrs. Louise DO- 6-4416. girl was having her hair washed. of four women tint their hair reg­ . Maybe this la wl your- own are in India. • WCCC—Record Reviia WTIC-New# ^ and Mn. Jooeph P. Hovak and ------—------■ WKNB—Request Uatrneo WDRC—Newa Henry Okackl (D). . WGTK-Ntwa Juatloea to be voted on are: tilt— X" WUAY—Sport SiMtltghl Oiariea S. Bamea, Clifford R. WriC-StncUy Sporu Harry H, Klrkham, Doug- JJ DRC—Zalman , M f H. Porter, Jaf Firgt Notioi WDRC-C^orallera anditortum at S. ^ WGTH-Gabrial Haattie know you rocogidso kuo voluo and wo moko Mito you flol HI Seek Generator . b tha fact that thousondg and thaiiiand6 6hop dt Rivt Notional WHAY—Supper Serenada ovory 6hopping day of tho yoorl X \- WTIC-Oiia lian a FamU* Through the Inatnunentallty of •\ WDRC—-E. R. Murrow the local Civil Defenoo Oouncil, an WGTII—Criobrlties i^ipUcatlon haa been fOod fdr tha CLQVEROALE . Fine Tatl« Quality Lb Prinfi Uiee—, . pucchaae of a generator for uao In YOUNG, TENDER, FRYERS or BROILERS lADY TO COOK WH^-^oliah NaUooel Home WTIC—Roy Rocen emergendea tmeh may occur In WDRC-^Buepenae the town. It thla can be obtained it u i WG;rU-On>clal DetacUve will be on a matching baala. It la ROLLS PKGS *’{fekY —Pollah NaUonal Home to be uaed by the local Are do- LB LB < WTIC—Roy Roxera partmenU for tha benefit of the iargafine bCTOBBI CHE SE FESTIVAL WDRC—SNjapenae iowntpecide in caae any amergen- 6 \ ^EADY to EAT WGTH-Offlclal DetactlTe oy ahould ailae. V A L O i S ! ^LLSWEET, MRS. FILBERTS; GOOD LUCK, PARKAY WHAY—Oxxle'a Studio Party The aacurihg of a radio equip­ l*LUMP, MEATY, MILK-FED READY TO WTIC—Bob Hope . ' - ment for emergency uae win alao DRESSED Sugar WDRC—Nlfht be looked into. Other mattora of 1-LB WGTH-Sllver Eayle rHKSE FO.OD 4 5 ' Qtir Lb Prints Importanca were dlaucaaed, one of PKGS WHAY—Oxalia'a Studio Party which ia the aecurlng of dqmty LB a m s WTIC-Bob Hope ^ v ^ e fa for civil defenae aorvicea. irgarine LB H WDRC-NIght Watch WGTK-SUrer Eagle \ P IA Hemberahin Ptaao U:e^- The local FTA at an executive BAY STATE -go Whol# PonuSiN uutat — WHAY—Oule'i Studio Party board mooting held earner thia WTIC—Spend a Million SOWN w h k p o r t io n WDRC—R. Clooney eroek, made plana for a member- Betwd ItoBsd if D«fir«d WGTH—Newat Arnold ahip mealing to taka place Nov. 17 Freshly Ground Baaf • :U- at the acbod auditorium. Or. Hea­ WHAY—Oxxle'a Studio Party CRACKERS ond^ CHEESE QT JAR WTIC—Spend a MUIton ter Curtla ia expected aa guaat LB 9 WDRC-Norlhx LBS “S ? -4 9 . apeaker. She cornea from the Dill ^IckleN WGTH—Newa Real, ^ bureau of maternal health. 'Quarters :*■- WHAY-Nlght I^'atch The PTA haa alao voted to non- PrenlpnCraAen^ FINAST - Fraihly AAada Tsndar, Flavorfui and Mildly Cured WTIC—President Etaenhowtr Sor an lUuatrated lecture on Can­ WDRC—Amoa 'n’ Andy ada or Alaaka. Thla wiU not take \ WGTH—R. Flannagan X t: place until later on. The lecturer CheM 6 Food LB WHAY-Newb: Nimit Watch win be RWiam Stockdale of Put­ LB WTIC—Prealdent Elaanhowar nam. The lecture and lecture will QT JAR Rib LamI Smoked Picnics WDRC—Amoa and Andy be preaented twice, once for achool WGTH-R. Flannagna ,,, aise From Tandar Soft-meatsd Lamb All Beef U'.Ua- puplle In the attenxxin and in the RIB WHAY—Newa; Night Wa avenlng for adulta. WTIC—Pibbar, MoUy iU i^ IN E HI-HO or NABISCO RITZ WDRC—Ur. Keen Party Plaaned \ LB WGTH—H. Flannery Aa already announced the Hal­ U:U— loween party aponaored by the *?* tmats Forequarter Frankfurts WHAY—Newa; Night Watch 'X.; WTiC—Ollderaleeva Ladies' AiuclUary of thi American LB PKG RW - lip to 6 Lbt Pure Pork ,V WDRC—Hooda for RoanaCO Legion for children of the legion WGTH-r-Croearoada membera la to take place tomor­ \ s h o a l f a WHAY—N«wa; Night Watch row at the Legion Home, at 6:80 LB ' WTIC—Hartjfnitt SympliMy p. m. Tha Auxiliary would like to Gw knIW- heat Bread----- W-OZIOAF |0 < EVANGELINE - AAakqt S 'Q i^ t Pork Roast x LB WDRC—Mooda for Romance invite aU tha chlldran of the town Meat .in c h c u t WGTH—Author Meeta CrlUe V ioan Com L t lg:4g— ,but have facUitlea tp take care of From Heavy Wesiam WHAY-Newa: Night Watch only thooe mentioned. 16-OZ WTIC—Hartford Symphony Chorch Party Corn Fed Slatr WDRC—Mooda for RomanCa 8 M Q U PKGS LB WGTH—Author Meeu CriUC Another Halloween party ia that Pumpkin Cake L A V Ift *W Price 4 7 c S H O A I Fresh Sliced Cod ^ 39<-^<.^<»/ Fresh Haddock Fillet Il:g*- \ of the Gilead Ccmgregational Sun­ D ry Milk W lU Y —Newa: Night Watch day School. Thia la an annual' af­ each WTIC—Newa W:ORC-N»wa; Almanae fair. It will be held Saturday from FACIAL TISSUES - Whila or Colored WGTft—Newa S to 4 p. m., the younger childien Loaf •W Price J S e S M C IA L n o \ U;U— ' WHAY—Newa: Night Watch to have their party in the Sunday each j C y c WTIC—8iarll|mi Serenade achool room, while the older onea Hdloween is Coming — Ready! \ WDRC—Cal Knlby will gather in the community hall. PKG OF 400 / FRESH FRUITS 6i VEGETABLES WGTH—Sporu Report Actioa Aaked 1I:1»— PLAIN, SUGARED or CINNAMON W lU Y -N Ite Waten lira. Chariea Keleti, chairman Aiigol Soft WTIC-Starllght Serenade W DRC—Cal Kolby for the PTA hiemberahip drive, ttiH aaka that all who have not al­ T J o r QartLn frozen J o o J U SRICIAL TIME TO STOCK UP WITH McIn t o s h WHAY—Nile Watch ready aent in their appllcatlona Compore ond Sovo - luy Hrat Notion^ own promium PKG OF WTIC—StarUght Screnado may do ao aa aoon aa poaaible. DONUTS APMES HAND PICKED She haa received quite a number / TeleVisioa ProffnoM of reaponaea to her letUra aent GRAPE JUICE Westinghouse CKPolity COFKIS and Save Monoy! ’ M t, but there are atlll a number fen/e wti READY TO EAT On PisffS Two s„ APPLE CIDER LBS " i have not aent in their namea. Only rpmm, purpio, ^ d o z L I G H K B U L i S - MILO LB Bose Pears Conditioned • Sun Ripened Mra. Fred Patten, chalr- Sold at ALL FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS concord grepes are used CANS J / C - RKHHONO CO MELLOW BAG t the local Girl Scout fund - C orrrt It RICHMOND 9 5 “ ^ Water’s Not Fiiiblq 15-UWalt EA K c urges all canvaaaera to fln- 2 FINAST Make Some for Helloween Celleit . ' / FLORIDA - Healthful Nulritioui Ir ^ it a aa aoon aa they can, Raspbtrries I2CZ MCG 33c ^ RICH, FULL BODIED / iropefruit and make\thelr returns to Mrs. KYBO LB BAG 9 9 < It’s Oil Biim iiig Robert H. Horton. The close of the Gt0m Boms 2 43c 4 1 ^ W alt EA 1 7 . POP CORN 2« drive is . now very near, CALIFORNIA EMPEROR or TOKAY - Plump Juicy LBS C O P L E Y REG or DRIP GRIND - VACUUM PACKED LI CAN Salt thka City (6>)—Whtei they'^ Lina Beias FOtOHOOK 2 55c 1.0 3 HALLOWilN PARTY FAVOIITIS - Maackeeter Evening H e r a ld CHOICE Of VARirry PRINCESS turn:'watet^mto their new Indua- Hebron correspbndenK Miaa Susan 75*100 Wall EA 19< O v a m n e '40Z CAN 4 2 c ON Of woz ICEBERG CALIFORNIA - Fresh Firm trial heateraNlwo inventory her* Pendleton, telephoDe\HAnlson C H U N K IN G x ( Cream avoset 6oziti 29c Candy Bars 24 lAKS 99c Marshmallows CHIO U t t have trouble eqnvinciiig ; ^ p l « S-6SSS. Bakt lid Serve Diaaer Treat ; HAD . \ ■ 1 9 c TIV TMi MW , ^ LEADING IRAN0.S fINAST AJMtO they are not tr>'tng\t'o bum water., B l e a c h ^ l-OZ PKG. 2 3 c oaNl# rbept ( d T* l 0 0 6TAR-KI6T CELLO CALIFORNIA - -Fresh CrurKhy They superheat a t e ^ in white- VICTOII - C la ^ k»ibe Gum d * « ^ 2 3 c Peanuts I40Z CELLO PKGS *'IYE SAVErVRULBS c hot tubes and use it to aLomiac oil Beae SproeU T - t „ « 25« ( ^ ' 5‘L “ ' " ‘ 23 SUN MAID KRAfT TUNA PIE 2 ^1! 49c REDUCES GLARE —.Makes Reeding - Sewing Easier i S h r i m p 4h o z c a n 4 9 c \ ■ which la the real fuel. Household Hints Beef Chop Saey Tak" 97c I 34c Raisins uniE 6 19c uceilo aiLO CALIFORNI/^.' Firm, Rad Ripe George W. Jackson and'l^n G. Tuna with peas m a 'rfriiciout craaa Caramels PKG 60*Walt EA 2 Z c 100*Wait EA 2 4 c Daugherty aay their methooNgets Ammonia qt 'h c ( Chow Meia Noodbs can | 5c ( o lb es can of s gc more heat out of the oil. They ] Yoii can make a quick aauce for 23 FRUIT FLAVORED produced a number of the big ? OtOER IMNKS IN ALL hTOKES FOt 3-WAV CUTUaV O H ft FULL PINT JUG plain cake or cottage pudding by ZA-REX Syrups FRESH WHITE LB era and hope'to develop one omall^ heating a -cup of apricot preserves Mushrooms enough tio heat ah ordinary borne. with a little lemon rind and lemon Big trouble is. things get so hot Juice. Top the dessert with whip- in. tbalr burners that metala .ped cream or vanilla ice cream. usually put into furnaces won't This amount sauce will make A R M O U R ^ SWANSON stand up. Fpr the small heaters - enough for four, settings of cake R e y iiQ ld s they plan to use metala which have or pudding. 'Aie sauce may also be CHOPPED BEEF aNHED 0uis —The mother of BAKED BEANS . Serve Hoi or G>ld Aluminum Foil FACIAL TISSUES Gerald Lansbaum. 13. thought th« Fans. TO make the faqs. cut the TREET■ 1 roots away from the'radishes but Calif.‘ Pea, Yellow Eye British prime minister might be leave about one mch of their green Wonderful Cooking Turkey 29 interested in this sentence from an tops. Then cut thin slices cross­ or Rad Kidney 12-OZ CAN 12-OZ CAN 4 2 c The' Original Soh Tissue essay written by tha boy on a wise almost through the radish. ^ A idI Clikfcan Frkesaaa m o z c a n sohoor assignment: - . Iwt the nuhahes stand in ice water Click aw Spraed "Winston Churchill is * » un­ S-C» CAN usual man—although h* ia naariy in the refrigerator so they will 2 WGZ CANS 3 3 c Tor So AAany Uses . » CLOROX spread out like a fan. t ■ Chopped Haai 12-OZ CAN 53c 80 .veara old he docs the work of STANDARD 30- IN ^ S WIDE a man twice his age." • Try this casserole if you have Churchill's secretary, acknoa-1- yoaet beef leftover. Cut the misat 2 CANS 4 9 c Lundi Tongue »>zcan25< BOXES OF UPTON'S SOUR MIXES edging receipt of the. essay, saM CHICKEN STEW "the prime minister was amused." “ i® im>-lnch aquarca and mix 200 TISSUES QT BTL Vi GAL JUG It w th drained canned tomatoes Vieniia Sansage' SSf 19« 2 S ^ ROU FRESH HOME-MADE FLAVOR aim dramed wbole-kenMl com. a & M SOUD HISTOEV Add a little baall and allspice uid BROWN Chicken-Noodle or Omaha —'Remember the old salt and pspper to taste. Bake, popcorn wagon? One still is .covered, ia a moderate oven Until A AAeal in Itself . Deviled Haii operating here after 54 years. H ie oot. : Tomato Vegetable wagon first aaW ssrvlce in 1600. BREAD GAL:: JUG haa had thrqe owners, and now is Want to try your hand at baUng 2 3K9ZCANS 3 5 cN 3 -^<^ 5 3 5 « ’ operated by William Bly. 74, who Franch eclairs? Use a standa^ has osmed it since 1940 when he r ^ p e for cream puffs and drop the' W E liD 1401 CAN 20-OZ CAN retired as a .truck driver.' Some b «te r IMr spoonfuls onto a baking 1 7 c OaioR SeNR RKG 15c of the grandchildrsn Of patrooa Bhset. Then with small knife at who bought popcorn in \hs oarty shape the batter into ob*' HASH ? 2 7 Beef-VeietaUe 15c FIRST part of the century now ^traaiz* ttet are about four inches NATIONAL STORES the wagoii. Only change ia re­ i w and one inch wide. Make aure placement of tho gaeeUne-operat-' two inches ed popper srtth an electric o m . A apart from each other to allow for Sweetheart Soap .Sweetheart Soap •Blu-White" Flakes Lux Fiekes city fire law inquired it.. aapanehm dnrtag baUhg. proicrBied fsT aatORMlic wai|Mrs Rain Drops Lux Soap Unit Liquid Starch Nibroc / Swan'Soap Spry " Dawn Fresh Uncle Ben's Rice . Meat t e e yoq' make dwcclate ...u ;4: • Seftwlte T6ww M C AU M 6M E D M m fcrg ii Smm* ^ V . • ■ Pontiac, Mick.-tlk—TbetO'ane 166 waam pie, tty^ h yitag It wttb a 6ATM iqaaj tlckgu tkat 'wsaY pnotde n 9to. $222? CTwm that 3 R i c ^ 2 5 c 3 iATM BARS _ 3 5 c >oz PKG 9 c la pKc 31c uancs 2 3 c SZOZBTf | 9 c j8b baea Mmetenad wRh hrowa ■ 3 S 25c 6AI 12i ROILSt 3iS25c2t227e ♦OZCAFl 1 0 c moai; B u fU ra etoto tk ea D en 3 5 c • 3 c ^ 3 4 c r 2 3 c .. I t a . WQijAm P. Dasta* { ------pleod wuh a m T wj Tbey alao get t u in 'f\ . Davweeyeakel a tr«8 i i * V ‘ *■ wkick tlckete w I ./ ; r ( - ■ i . ■ / - t - f f f'l 4^ • w Til ’ -p.'l I'V' ■ / / ‘ ■vv; .... \ rAOli / MANCIBESTER HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THUR sW y . OCTOBER 28, 19M f V MANCHESTER EVENING [. MANCHESTER. GO^N, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1954 PAGE SEVENTSEN he -was 12 and''hllnd for the last with a* shovel andT^lieelbarrow rugs. Works on the engine of the training course in massage H and^w ith Tools, for tlM members oCThe Connecti­ ; Coventry 16 years la building his own eight- and,, according te^Mrs: Strong, family car and. writes letters to Ing methods. This, he hqpeS; will Class Perform s comimnled' by their teacher, Mra. fiSd ea Mra. Katherine Morph and SHIP WKATAKM STORM room hdme. His wife is his only “wds alt over the ,framework of other blifidNMrsons all over. the someday lead tp a fiilltime Job. FRESH OANOy \ County Sherriff PqaifDraws cut 8'peech Asan., Arline Kenyon, Mias Huldah ,A. Miss Etta Yorh. both of M a town. New York, 0 « . 38 OV)—A small helpeC. Strong has done all the the house before there was much world,. either^Ori a conventional or The program indudea thq follow' Butler, principal,' M rs.' .Hemian Fire Dept, searchers found the Norwacian frHshtar. which yes­ w sm HCV Blind; beat Mliltnhui, Schrafft, P. A g. Ing aelecUona: The CupboSrd^jyal- ^ e c trip . wiring and plumbing. He to walk on." Braile typewrite^-He also writes More than 60 ^aifUion packs qf For S p^ch Assn. Goodstlne. Mrs. Arthtur LeCTaire women, exhausted and frightened, terday flaslM an SOS off New- MKM aMI WOMDEN Candy Cupboard \ ter Dcia Mare; Sneeatng. Mi.-.^ and Mra. Howard Hqlniea, pat-enta. lost in the rwanip; libout a mile Evening Ma^SsJo Be Said did most of the excavating ' and Besides carpentry'Strong makes for "The Skylark?’'amagaxine for playing canj8>have been sold in \ Fire of Both PoHtieqifhits Louise Allen; Mice, Rose Felman; fotuidland; w t later raportad aha Brayton PHdnaTMlch.N/^—IdorT most of the roofing. machine parts on a metalwork persons who are blindsUd deaf. the United SW es every year since from MiM York’s home. They were needed noyhelp, was reported to­ ^^idTrow la Connecticut Educa­ Ghooeing Shoes.' Efrids Wolfe; .Y WOMEN FOUND taken houe and later reported do­ ris A. Btfong, totally dbaf since He drives nalU, works easily lathe and drill press. He weaves . Another project haSv been World Wjrf II. '7 * ' ’T tion Aasn. Convention Day, and day tb'bwriding out a.-North At­ AiHiir DriC'SlirM Naw Havan, Oct. 23 (A^Sup-^ounty, where^ retired Brig. Washing, John Drinkwster; The City, Oct. 28 (85—Two ing fine. , ' * lantic otinm in good shape. At Catholic C hui^ Monday ______the piipila of Mrs. Arline Kenyon’s Monkeys and the Crocodile, Laura women^^w 80 years old were res­ ipoaa you were on ona a t thoie James P. Redding won a 7,4__ third grade at Nathan Hale School K. Richards; ITie Goblin, Rose •foot, 2,700-ton Germs radio ahows and tha maatar vote victory o v ^ Philip Mancini cued f r ^ a s m m p here yesterday More thhn half the food etorea- had ri^alad for help, saying its Oovontry. Oct. M. (Special)—*!!' To O rg ib ^ 'N u rsery ' X. I present a:t the Rond. Hotel a Fyleman'; Fog. Carl Sandburg. after tbey beciAieioat while pick­ In the .United BtatM now handle of caremoniea a ak ^ you who la -of New Haven and strongly Dem­ qm tration o f^ o n X speaking The group will travel by: bus aC- brtdM had, bMh swept away by pnrmlpeton to have Maas celebrated Mrs. William D r^ w a te r heads ocratic Hartford County ' which ing cranberries. IT i^w ere identi- frozen foods. amaihing waves. , Read Hierald Adra. In the evening on certain occaaiptis a committee of vohmteer wwkers mnning for ahariff of your county In next Tueaday'4 election. elected Donald ^Potter,, former at the local ^ r c h Was iranted to organising a nurseiV^group for Buy Advertised Brands at Glaatonbiwy first selectman, by WdiM the priests by the MOet Rev. Per- children of the SeconovCOngrega* Oiancea are;' if you’re an aver­ ■•■/A,’ age citlaen; you’d miaa the Jack­ 22AM votes. T aanl J. Planegan, Bi^op of Nor^ tional Church, ThS n u m r ^ la s s pot. . This year Redding la running wich. will begin Sunday in th e^h u rch against William J. Pollard Of Wa> The Rev. Bernard J. Foster, pas­ Community^ ' House. ' Interaated A profeaaioiial politician, A&P’s 95th ANNIVERSARY EVENT! HURRY! HURRY! SHARE.. tor of the St Mary’s Church in Ik rvody to tHratht trick with tiittt woiKlsrfiil though, could answer in a second, terbury, and Potter’s Republican FINAL WeEK!...Z parents are asked W bring th opponent in Hartford Coijqty is town and St. Joe«ph.’a Church of children about 10:45 a. m. w it^ because the county aheiiffa Job is EagleviUe. said today the first such a highly prised plum. James'J. Egan, a retired Hartford one or mord favorite toys and a V i MthM whofl woo witehos rinq your doorboi It’s also a Job which, along with police officer. \ Maas will be celebrated on> tli^ snack fOr ,tlieir child or children. • ' *» : -1 Feast et All SainU, Monday, Not, county government aa a whole, Potter’s 1950 victory margin Church settees begin at 11 a., mf and. qrosm-up qoUini coim to your portyl has been under fire for many over. Sheriff James B. Rillsworth I, at 7:80 p.m, Ihe privilege trf eve­ A registered nurse will be Ih'atr ning Mass was recenUy^flven by years, and the intensity of the fire (R) of Berlin was the second hlgh- tendance. Additional volunteer Whon you havo plonty of thoso fino foods and - has increased lately. / ^ ip the eight counties. Pope Pius Xri to tl^^BMiops'of helpers will be needed. She can ■/: the United S tates^ the gi^er End County,Oavemment tJeta HlgHest Vote be contacted at PI 2-761B for fur­ bovor^os on hand, you'ro inro to bo tho Hol- The Democrats say they want-'io The highest—24,610 votes— was convenience of jthe people in order ther Information. to foster devotion. ; abolish county government entire­ held by Republican Edward A. On the^eaht^ of All Bainta, the To Meet Tneeday lewoon *'Ghostoss''.with tho mestost on tho ly. The Republicans, desplta grum­ Platt of Sherman, Fairfield Coun­ Masserin St. Mary's Church 'will The Mothers' Club will, meet bling by some in the party, advo- ty’s sheriff, since 1934 and the dean be at^T am . and 7:80 pm. Tuesday a t 8 p. m. In the Church ban. And tho host trick of aH is tho monoy you , sate modifying it dr^m ally. of ail Connecticut sheriffs. Run­ At S t Joa^h’s Church in Gagle- Community House to work on v.v' Aa the • set-iq> riM ds now, fie ning for his sixth consecutive Tllle, the Mass will be 7:30 a.m. fabric painting. Members are to sheriff is the top elected official in term, he’s opposed by Democrat only. bring an article made from plain ^ o gotting your party troots and > wookond each of the Stat'es'a eight counties. Harry P. Junger of Stamford and Tuesday, Nov. 2, will be the material, euCh .aa unbleached mus­ . He runs the county Jail and is An Socialist Harry L. Miller of Bridge­ lin, Hostesses will be Mrs. Leon food noods horo whoro low, lew pricos givo you —lm|)ortant-' patronage dispenser Feast of All Souls. Masses In Cov­ port. Fairfield is the only coun­ SHOP A&P entry will be at 7:30 am . and 8 C. Heckler, Mrs. Steve Garger because he appoints deputies—aa ty where the Socialists have Farm^Fresh rafues-^ne Low Price Only - as Adverttiedl am,; In Eagleville at 7 am . and Mrs. Darius Gainey. bowitching voluos oN along your shopping list. many as 40 or more in the more named a candidate. Platt's Dem­ FOR VALUES The meeting of the Holy Name The Young Mother: Club will pqpijloua counties—rwho serve writs ocratic opponent In 1950 was Rob­ Society, M ond^. Nov. 1, will be a t meet Tuesday, at 8 p.m. In the and perform courthouse and jail ert J, Testo of Bridgeport. GALORE IH FLORIDA-FRESH l^RCE SIZE-REFRESHING JUICY Nathan Hale 0ommunlty Center. duties. 8:15 p.m. In contrast to that comparative­ EVERY Addition Progreaslng. Hoatessea will be Mra. Richard •nme was when the sheriff was ly one-sided race, Republican Paul 4 * ^ an important law enforcement of­ , Considerable interest has been Gale, Mra. W. Bryce Honeywell B. Sweeney of Ellington won in DEPARTMENT1 and .Mrs. Ellsworth Greenleaf. ficer, but he has lost that function Tolland County in 19M by a mere nttfed in the erection by volunteer to the State and local police. COME SEE- help of the three-stall addition to anb ElecU Omoera I 370 votes over E. EsrI Porter of FOR NAPIER fRK ” However, It atlll Is eonaidered tte South Coventry Firehouse, The Magic Little Chefs have re­ Hebron. Sweeney, publisher . of a PEFRUIT COME SAVE! company officials said today. organised under the direction of a riiolce Job which probably ex­ R<8;kville weekly newspaper, is op­ their new leader Mrs. William H. plains 'Why seven of the eight rtier- posed this year by Nicholas Paw- Joseph Lombard and Albert Iffs elected four years ago are Rossi have b«m commended by of­ Kenyon. Eight boys and girls com< BONITA FISH , < Solid Pack—Can 19c Juk of Rockville. CALIFORNIA-EXTRA LARGE H^ADS prise the group. Newly elected of­ seeking to remain in office^ The other Republican incum­ ficials for their "untiring efforts Two new faces are on the ballot and assistance;” Bill Coutu for ficers are: President, Patricia bents seeking reelection ere: Wind­ Hobby; vice president, Philip only In New London County, where ham County, Lionel Poirier of the services of his bulldoser and HOMEMAKER BEANS Baked 2 Pots 57e Democrat Patrick J. Sullivan of truck; Raymond B. Bennett, for Rose; secretary, Norman Orehot' / Danielson; Middlesex County, Er­ sky: treasurer, Cathy Labrie. Lebanon won the 37,500-a-yea job nest R. Ferguson of Haddam. and donation of shafting which was by the narrow margin of'725 votes HEADS turned in for credit on the pur; Meetings' will be each Monday at JIFFY PIE CRUST X r., lOe Litchfield County, Harry B. Morse ,'TRICK or TREAT" iris.’’TroS” . % from Sheriff Thomas Woodworth of Litchfield. chase of reinforcing rods; Chick 6:30 p.m. at the Kenyon home. m (R) of Waterford In 1950. , Bearce,. who supplied the steel The project will include dinner Poirier, who defeated former , Sullivan declined to seek renom- Sheriff Napoleon Fournier of P o ta to es work; Fire Chief.Howard G. Rey' units for planning meals and W F Y BISCUIT U i x \ „ o. P.. 29e Ination, and his party chose James CANDY VALUES u. i. NO i SIZE A 50 M ch ito th Ap p les ’.SS? 4 ,S, 49* nolds and men of the Eagleville baking dishes. One meeting will Plainfield by 946 voties In another R. McDermott of the Uncaaville close race four years ago. cur­ Fire Dept who furnished equip­ be devoted to cool, ing and the & ^ n m section of Montville from among 5 o z Oranges nORIDA-SWIET, JUICY DOZ Avocados 2 », 35‘ other’ to food discussion. This week kllM A ID RAISINS Seedless IS-Oz. Pkg. 21c A rently is opposed by David De- Jane Parker Popcorn 19^ ment and assisted in erecting the Choose The Grind ■ ■ ■ M l ^ seyefal candidates to oi'pose the rosier of North Grosvenor Dale. PKG steel work.. the group made gingerbread and Republican nominee, fon.ier State Gropes worked on plans for a Halloween Ferguson beat Carmine J. Grote CALIFORNIA EMPEROR ^'iS S B quaah •umMUTwHuiMb u 8* Also, further donations include; Senator Maxaim H. Pepin, Jr., of of Chester by 2,309 votes in 1950. . WOKTHMORE X02 4|% C CELLO J. LieRoy Schweyer aiio has of­ party. V G A im iL L KfeTCHOP %4 o. bo. 23c Jewett City. Hard Candy ASSORTED DKG O V Trips Being Taken He is now opposed by Frank Mon- T o m a s e s 2 PKGS Roasted Nirtt fered to pay the cost of brick used Your Cdtfe« Maker New London was one of three dant of Deep River. / to iR) AC In the new building; L. James Loy The cooperative nursery and counties that went Democratic in Harvest Mix kingergarten groups are taking SIRLOIN SHORT ROUND -I Litchfield County ' Demoorat.s WORTHMORE PKG Co.i:pare the vzes,' Mushrooms SNOWWHITE It Sim who has volunteered to con 1950 as far aa the shrievaltv race Seedless Rabins T T ^.19° trips to the local firehouse. laun­ named Stephen W. Wyrebek of WOR1HMORE giadei *r>d /fresh­ tribute his services to wire the CHOICE was concerned while Republicans Torrington to oppose Morse who Pumpkins MARSHMAllOW regalo SRAND loozcEuoeahc building and supply the material dry plant and post bificc. They are were winning the governorship ness and me what WASHED READY-TO USE PKG sV working on HallqWeen decorationa beat Police Chief Joseph Traus- Yellow Kernel Popcompil^lS* at cost; John F. (^pelle who has STEER and all other major state offieei. koski of Terryvllle by 8,913 votea Candy Magic '* oz MAC big valuesilu^s you get given 10 and Lm F. Tremblay $17 to be displayed in the classroom at The others were New Haven in .the last election. PKG ATP Bananas VEUOW golden 2 lu Nathan Hale .(immunity Center. wilh A,S'?, fiFarm-lresh 29c Walnuts^r;? 45' 2cR“Lcmo< o a S * toward the building fund. BEEP JUST ARRIVED ja. « mC Joseph Gorris of the Water­ Mrs David Cdlkins of Andover,, a rCHEN queen jlB C R to m m e STEAKS JUMBO SlZff 8 INCH DIAMETER Iru'ty^ vegetables! Fresh Corn tender KERNELS CARS O O Sunday School terurher irt that field State Prison In March, 1942, Mixed Nuts front Drive-In on South Street Provoo Indicted \ INtHIU \ BAS town, wULVlsit in the nursery class after serving a year of a one to 5- \' has notified the fire company that WHIT| year term for conspiracy. Minor he will supply grinders to the soon to noserve the program. Angel Food Coke pm» r EA ‘ Working crew. iSt the project on . Tomorrow'a Meetings STEER BEEP lb For Aidiiis Foe was vice chairman of the Water­ 39 BOTTOM ROUND SLICED / m m bury police board when he became Super-Right Meats ~ One Low Price Ohly^-as Advertlsedt Sunday. The. South Coventry Tomorrow’s meetings Include Beef Roast involved In the scandal. Woman’s Auxiliary will serve Ladies Assn, making doughnuts Baltimore, Oct. 28 (4')—John coffee to the workers. fop Halloween, 11 a. m. to 3 p. m.. 1.LI. LOAF Minor entered the city govern­ D A n O jg c Combimiion, Sugar, Cinnamon ^ Rosa fancy xDavld Provoo. once a clerk in a ment as a menriber of the city -w BS WI a ■* Doi Pkg 7Sa (Plain or Sugar) ROAST CUT FROM TENDER YOUNC CORN-FED WESTERN PORKERS (39* 1b yr. ago) It has been pointed .out by the wslry First Congregational Sm 'F rancisco bank, has been re­ building committee that it Is im­ Church; square- dance cour4e, 7 OVEN READY board of public safety, which later l b ' indicted— on seven charges of spilt into , the boards of police and Pumpkin Pie perative that more men turn out' pi m., Robertson Schoolf*. Cijb 4 to 14 LBS. "overKacts" of treason in World EA to help finish the addition before Scouts Pack 65. Den 5, 7 p. m., Turkeys fire commissioners. He was ap-. f War II by collaboration with the pointed to the board during the ad­ cold weather. Working crews Halloween Coke rws Are home Mrs. David Rocl«; Den 6, 7 Japanese. ministration of tho late Mayor eaC needed each night after 5I y. m. p, m., home Mra. J^mes Rowley; A one-time A^ny staff sergeant, and all day Saturday and S'Sunday. setback party, 8 p. m. American William E. Thoms. PORK LOINS r^^ ‘ Provoo was convicted of treason in 33 FULL CUT Sandwich Cooklef At the firemen’s meeting this L«gion Home; . social, 8 p. m., lb New Yprk in FebHmry, 1953, and He was appointed vice chairman Week President Harold j^rane Nathan Hale Community CentSr. MILK-FED sentenced to life In prison. Then, a of the Police Board by Mayor (ttalbyrage) IS 53' FullRibHaK „45' announced the men wopld have a Veal Legs Mi. federal appeals court imset the Frank Hayes, who wae sentenced Ginger Wafers * PORK booth at the Augiliaiy Basaar Manchester ll^v e n I n g Herald COUNTRY VIEW conviction on the grounds that to 10 to 1.5 years for conspiracy at Whole Pork Loins,..„„.,.,„49' Full Loin Half .55‘ fROS. the same time Minor was convict­ Nov. 12 a n d '13 a t the firehouse. Coventry oorrespondent, Mrs. READY TO Provoo should have been tried in Caramel Pecan HolliilZna Charies Little, telephone PH- Maryland, because he was A ed. CHOPS Ehnest G. LeDoyt has been Fresh Minor was a graduate of the ^ JANE PARkfft I to named chairman of tickets com­ grim 2 - ^ 1 , EAT tb' prisoner at Ft. Meade at the time Potato Chips CRISjJi'T^TY 4 9 ^ TENDER AND DELICIOUS ,CUT CUT FROM MILK-FED CALVES OF THE MID-WEST DAIRY BRT SHANK HALF of hla original indictment. Yale Law -School. BOX S|Rt CENTER mittee for the firemen's aAnual Smoked Kam Creamery PARKER sTiu | e c . CUT The re-indictment wes made in He .leaves, hla widow, th^ former dinner dance Nov. 6 at the Nathan B^In e ' TURNS TO MOON White Bread 1 lOI 02 LOAF Hale Community Center. Tickets federal court here yesterday. Elizabeth Hackett of Waterbury; ONLY l O 1 Lb. Pkg. A bench warrant was issued by a daughter, Mrs. Lloyd George of 31I0AG a K C are available only tb firemen and .' Dublin, Ga. i4*)^^hlne boy Choice O'clock Co I to Q m c / ls6 5 V V auxiliary members. All returns are ■Charlie Williams had a five-gal­ Federal Judge William C. Coleman Mlddlebury. and a son, Henry W„ 8 2.7* lAG ▼ J ' yr. ago) LB to be made to LeDoyt by Nov. 2,/ lon can beside his shine stwiid and ^ ft/ to insure PitJvod’s transfer from J r, who is s salesman In Catlfor- 3 It lAG (7*c lb yr age) VEAL CUTLETS the federal detention house in New nla. , • Red Circle ^ ffee ' '■* O T C The firemen answered one Am­ his btulness was good. Chuck Roast Its BAG bulance call and no fire calle were But police said It was the wrong York into Maryland jurisdiction. Funeral services will be held kind of shine. They arrested C |^ « DEL MONTE FANCY U.S. Atty. George Cochran Doub here Saturday. Bokor Co Scallops Lean Hamburg received during the past . two 3 It BAG l.*1 Ja^ 99=/ VealRouW a~S:::^r weeks, according to FipC Chief lie, charging the can was filled m m said arraignment and setting of a FRENCH FRIED wit'h moonshine and was being dis­ Waybesl „ ' trial date would await Proi’oo’s -•-'"v'JasFMjO Large Fowl Delniar W. Potter. A 310“ dona­ ^ arrival here. FROZEN Veal Leg or Rump«..„^, tion has been ackni^ledged for pensed by the drink along with the Fresh PINEAPPLE Deaths Last Night ambulance service. , shoeshines. . ^ Native fowl Smoked Picnics S?l'ZZ, Chief Potter told firemen at the Am o^ the icpres of great values at A&P-none LB 7 9 ^ V e a l Lein C h c ^ 18 WASPS MOVT. MOVER JUICE H enry M inor, 79, By TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS meeting that Syipervlslng Princi­ •rq/more ooittending than AAP's own brondsl 5pore Ribs niihmcmnw pal Royal O. Fisher and a enm- SUGAR-CURED „ Winter Park, Fla—John Palm­ FRESH Lt Veal Rib Chops ntittee Wer^still selecting win­ Westport, (4bv-(7bnrad Gosseltn. SMOKED Passes at Hom e er Gavit, .86, former Aaaoctated ners of the*Tlre Prevention Week 25, was riding on the roof of a Shoulders GIANT Press executive, in Washington >(&P BRAND Frankforts .S rC .-*, I t' Boneless Veal poster ana essay contest. Their house being moved.- His head 46-OZ. and Chicago, managing editor of brushed a wasp neat on a tree 1 Waterbury, Oct. '28 OP)*- Henry the New York Poet 1913-18 and J QT /4 0Z decision* will be reached soon. CANS Link Sausage S S i., A ll G nod Bacon branch. The next stop was a hos­ Freshly Ground W. Minor, 79, one of the city offi­ vice president and director of the Grapdiroit Juice \ -CAN ' pital. cials who weiit to prison in the Post 1920-22. Died Wednesday, 19 Large Bologna V4L3 A A C All Beef million dollar Waterbury graU PKG Super^ight BaconT^^ Hamburg Paria—Mrs. Helen Monier, 52. W I^ I e KERNEL . . piiim Pretty Chriitmas Window ca.se In the late 1930s. is dead. formerly Helen Hall Warren o t So Nice About The House G R E E N Mindr, a retired attoriiey, died Sault 'Ste. Marie, Mich., a orof^ju at his home here yesterday. aor of law at the University/of A&PCorn "Woman's Da November Issue New on Sale at AAP G I A N T P E A S . He was released from Wethers­ Paris. Died Wednesday.' / ■ ■ * Veal Chops SHOULDER ’ Ibj A&P CRUSHED • Grade "A" Get Raccoon with 2 Labels and fl.OO. 3 9 c CreamCh^':t!£:!;2 A^2 ^ 1 LBUOZ Fresh Eggs ^ 1UMSIZE DOZ — POPULAR VALUE AT OUR FRESH HSH DEPT. ~ Pineopple CAN X T SILYKRBKOOK 1 LB CheddarChaesj* „ S9' TALL / >< B utter / JUST rkducf: d p r in t CANS A&P BRAND , SwissCheese ^ lbs. LB PRINTS 1 LB30Z.|nC Suhnyfield Butter T LB CARTON 7 0 c lend Tomerto Juice Sliced Pollack 2 "^ 29 SouerkraB^/ 2 CANS t \ Y' I White House—In . TALL C Iona Pens 2^23' sultaNa -^'ight meat Frankfurts SKINLESS Lb. 4 9 c Cream Cheese Lb. 65c e » V O p » I v l I l K Carry-Home Carton 'c A n Sl^ Iona Green Beans 2 'SIS'21' Tuna Fish ^ ^ Freshly / 2 « ? s 5 5 ' NEW , 1 LB GrapeFt Sections c«i 29? Spiced Hdm Sliced L b ^ 9 c Chateau Cheese 2 85c Iona Tomatoes PACK " CANS ^,,,.2 • t ... , ' l l l U J 1 i,|,: IJ *aspfei--rs3a!saii PACKER'S LB Agon Frozen Peas 2 ™ 25' Am er. Bologna Lb. 3 9 c Provolone Cheese Lb. 69c W hole Beets LABEL CAN Broccoli 2 IDOZ '' JJOLYTV'ICHT tomato VEGETASlf or CHICKEN NOODLE PKGS • oz 25c V e a l L o a f Lb. 4 3 c Loaf Cheese Amer. Sliced Lb. 4 9 c LIPTON'S SOUP MIX3„„35' 5 0Z Orange Juice olTS!™ 2 / Fancy Shrimp MEDIUM CAN / Ice Bex Cookies « 2 3 ' ' '1 ■> JCOUNTY KisT SEEF VEGETAtlf or ONION 1 QT14 OZ ' v'*- Orange Juice unl.2 CANS Sunshine Brownies . Fruits & Vegetables lAKfar DEPT ' LIPTON'S SOUP MIX 15' •atrUI^ j MERRKUE (k m k Topping iC Mince Meat Style 'HK Sweet Cider ' h f liH . m M m Sz O ktu •SSSail-STRAINEO "^r49=0AE7r Ann Page Ketchup 2 3 7 ° f f i HALLOWEEN Ik. POTATOES U.S. NO. 1 1 0 3 9 ^ ^ DdeiMM laa kASa., MeHesee 'lepSMia BABY FOODS < 4 ,„ ,3 9 ' 1 QT l4"OZ Sparkle Gelatin ,‘S 4«.21' UmI'i S»iA M « sriki I* faf -JMMtw P in e a p p le aT p' 2 CANS CAKES Nrar Uk . . . atwA as is Beans - ' 't:*- ' SWEET /GUWSrS-CHOPRED 1 LB 13 OZ 2 2 1 2 3 5 FLORIDA ORANGES JUICY ' doz. 3 9 ^ 10" S B ! P e o c h e s yeuowcling CANS BABY FOODS 3 ,„ ,4 3 ' 2 New Low Prices! fur pits... -Just paint in the colon on this MclNTOSH and BALDWIN ^ Kraft's M iracle Whip „ „ 3 3 ' r a “Choir Boy" panel, place It FINEST FOR EATINO aad COOKING M Ml* •**«. UUrt-FA(MED FOR flAVO# : window, and presto—you'll Just as'neat and trim as you APPLES 4 3 9 ^ TAll A a r t O W N Tomato Soup .™,„„2 3 3 ' could elsh for' home Wear. A sim­ »*OZ m * c ba receiving compUmenta from' CANS f u r o A t t ... CORNED BEEF CAN ■ • 9 family and frienda. (Or frame and ple collarless with side PUM V EG ETA B LE Green Beans » , ^ 2 ' ^ 4 r uaa as a lovely picture for the closing, tied , -handy pocket. Foungater’a room.) Pattern No. 8175 la in alses 14, TABLE CELERY bundi 1 5 ^ aia. W SlMlO^MaS* - ■MIBttOOD y ■ Pattern No. 5518 contains' pic­ 16. 18. 20; 40. 42. 44, 46. Sire 16, S2.U Reliable Wax Beans 2 iS.29' 4 are fondest of a way they went. ITEncounga woman's w'sist sensh A 1) r" 91 Arabian "When prosperity comes, do riot Whenever Mr*. Dorothy M. garment L ft uso all of It.’’ Stacy's telephone ringa at har 32 Recent home in Whlatler, Ala., her small (comb, form) R f t . / dog gets to it before she ban, pulls » It Was an opening appearance the receiver from the telephone, llPinntdt of the Philadelphia Symphony'Or­ 34 Serpent In II IB. ■ and barks into it until aha arrives. p chestra, .with Stokowski at his "The curious thing," say Mra. tha----- fmi moat majestic. The music was 39 Tear asunder B Stacy, "is that he knowrs our ring - jauuig; A»-se crashing and thunderous, when ... even though we are on a party 39 —— Tan Com- p suddenly there fell an abrupt and OUT OUR W A T ^ BY J. a WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE w it h MAJOR ROOPLE mandmanta line. Although he’s never had any 40POSU complete silence, beginning a brief training, the dog Has never both-- B. ' but absolute rest in the music. ered the telephone when tha ring 44 Worthtaas Out of the stilly night there was for anothfr party.” . CHOICE Cut From Youngf Com Fed ______BSAD.TVIiefie.' A MAN DP VOUK tabla.acrap came a high-pitched' feminine 49 jeaus—— Into s u ■■■ X ------■ YOO'MS HA.D THE It^iTELLCCT l^NOW6 (3RCAT ART i voice, full of reproach. ‘‘But,’’ It IBavesdropped for years Tender Western Steer Beef H A P t h e CANVAS Q (NSPlBED.''— V t \ .Jacuaatem oil said, "I always fry mine in. lard." 'MEATS 5CT UP FOR TWO DPNS BUT 1 an ast But never yet , .TKV1N6 to CAPTURE THE m(^ Have I heard the order: MANBN'T EVEN SLAPPED 49 Anger B. A HAIR OF EHAICe5PEARE‘£ MOOD OF THE MAN WHO It's unlawful in Porlaiid, Maine, "Martini—wet!” WROTE h a m l e t , r a t h e r 49-----of to tickle a girl under the chin with M u s t a c h e o N it v e t /— Bathlobdn PORTERHOUSE. HAVE VOO OEClOEO THAN REPRODUCE HiS SI U a feather . —David Deutach, Tkeae days, tha prices of moat gEARO/-~ HAK-KAFF/;, 90 Eucharistie Brooklyn. SIRLOIN — w a it a n d 6TACT wine vaatds lien, a In the stores are counted T H E FIR S T THIS I5MT CtUlTE R K irritants. —Dan Bennett STEAKS_ -- -- - ■ ■ LIKE PAIMTINO, 91 Dibblo Cranky patron (In the reading \ OF THE 92 8arvln( boy u 9 Y E A R ‘ A medicine 1 room)—Here you’ve been snoring Nothing la ao gratlfytoE fo • HEAVY WESTERN STEER lEEP 7______IN C H CUT AD. VOL> 93 Bevel j k horribly. wife as to see a double chin on Patron (drowsily)—HehT her husband's old flaipa. BUGS BUNNY

r MV BACK'S Y WHAT Fresh Produce Km ROAST b u s t b o . b u t Fark you FLORIDA PINK MEAT \ / >;•*«« VBR SINK'S /SOINS TO LAND O'LAKES OVEN READY ALL FIXED, / do ABOUT PETUNIA! J REPAIRING 19 ta 14 lb. A veraR a X d R E W U P o n A H IL L MV TABLE? KRAFT VELVEETA rr MAsarr (CMAMMOABrr MOCETHCN. FANCY HAND PICKED NO. 1/ LB. TURKEYS AMP I AOA»l A IU> gg LOAF FROM YOUNG CORN FED PORKERS r RIB PORTION BUT HOR THE M IX THAT •• CHEESEZ . tfRCW ON MB/ JRWtOlA*^ ^ 1?HE MASTER'' Mag-Apples 4 ib.29« VI005THE N. B. C. to-. Ib MUSB*/o-u FANCY SWEET EMPEROR R oast PORK A LLEY OOP Hooked? BY V. T. HAMLIN RITZ POUND KLM CITY SLICED mUi..YB(,->A 1 . 1 0 , EXTRA LEAN ALLRKSinL OH.MYflOSH-AND BOX r _ ^BOXOFOSARS OSCAR. /MDl/RE KEN WINSTON GRAPES CRACKERS BY JERRY SIEGEL and OGDEN WHITNET X'\ ME5HJCKHB!EM(ITH OiMf, fM aENCTNCNhWBE^AND LESSa'iONVOUR SMOKED ^ VCJUBACkWTHE V .A O N O F NO WAY TO HELP asB-Junu SWEET JUICY lb ■MooMeua aaegrrm. B a c o n lb TMRD (BXTURY.OOP, \U3HTBl ^ WK “I Uf M TMK pbm/ SHOULDERS ■ » SORIA RE3E HERO ^FUML ■nai•M LAM maaM----- MD aWACTjatUV “ 4 DCJC-AWIMNS THa WMOLf couenwY ___ _ BOSC 2 lbs. 2 9 c FRESHLY GROUND ALL BEEF FRESH KILLED MILK FED "VtXl THINK OF KMOWm IT. PEARS ,HE MISHTNEB), FRESH CRISPY MEATY lb CBI.LO H a m r u r g »>3 S* FLUMP PACKAGE CARROTS iijiiiitK: ★★★★★★★★★★★ STOCK BOOIB AND HER BUDDIES /YOUR FROZEN LOW BY e i n ; a r m a k t i n F reezer CA?^8 PLENTY NOWI. PRICES ■jaaiMiami * 6HSE VCR INSFlCDttG TV(L THVG ONIL MOW •TWl WECK CFW \ GtT VALACl GOMRD NSD AGNT S U N BUZ S j FOODS f r a n c o CF HTPIMWNS V«TW^)«. RONAL BY ROT CRANK MUCH! WtTVWDb WNS LWtWTTWW^t ^ MUNTER^aiUK ROAR M nOM AHt ANO S a , IKMONIO I CHOICE QUALITY OLD VfMVLV OA OCCf«\ONS.1 1^ H f i S ^ ViWV.lli DINGn VQNKkG 'KKXt. N9Y THE nUME OF SMOKE SARKIHETkt SPOT-____ FREE MRS MRDSEYE JREG. \ TMtYCOME CHICKEN OR SEEF CA?^8 TENDER UKEASWM PARKING PEAS /CANS OF MAP Honmi POT PIES ^ f O M A t O AT FANCY SOLID PACK REG. WHITE i’ MEAT CA^iE CANS NAT. PACK 3 t o r S 9 p CV3t TUNA iSWEETLIFE JESSO CHOICE QUALITY U rg e 2Vi JEFF COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN ORANGE JUICE CAT

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" / X ' ...... MAWCiffig^BI^ EVENING HERALD. B IA N G ^TE R , CONN^ THURSpj^Y, OCTOBER 28, 1984 \ A ^ ^ / NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* THURSDAY, dC|0BER 28, ^954 PAGE TWENTY-ONt" *.7 Mm ...... I iiiaisi>y ffyss*ss»y»» \ THB Herald Boston Jpblkge Paee Setter in T^al pefc^^ r.X './ .— . _: " I \ ' ■ ■ ' ' ' ■ ' • y' ■ BARL W . Y O ST Give ^ tip , X34.8 as Accurate Eye in Personnel rs Graham Goes over fo r Browns* Touchdown Called lmt\ 31 of 33 TAKEN FOR U>NO RIDB ^was soniething that couldn’t be Yards Per Tilt; Football followers of tha Mer- passed up. It was a bad situation ' .chants and the Greenfield, Mass., when the advertised stars were not For erchant Eleven lUons claim they were taken for able to play and one ran be thank­ Navj^hreatens ime on A ride last Sunday afternoon In ful that it didn’t happen to a visit­ For Baskets Batters Anxious to regain his winning ing team -igatnat the Merchants a t New York, Oct. 28 UP)—Boston ways and ksenly disappolntsd oyer Now York, Oct. 28 (dV-The the Bay State community. proveproye a neFnew ownerow Any three can ^ 7 ^ HAROLD ULAASSEIf Season>lon; supporters of the lo­ Mt. Nebo. Local fans would be College, Mississippi, Navy and Ala- By FRANK ECK his team’s poor rtiowing ths past Amsrican League became a house basis of Philadelphia attendiuica New York, Oct. 7S UPf—U Uie block app/ovSl. ^ figures for 1953 and 1954, a cals who made the lone motor trip hollering for someeme’s (Kaip, and bamk have the best defensive rec­ AP Newafaatures SMrto Editor three ’games. Business MsnnfSf divided today aa the club owners Three Pitt Players geography experts ever hot that of the writer. / ords in major- at George Mitchell of the Merchants met. for the second time to decide As t^ . meeting got underu’ay, transfer would apjpear to be in­ \ to Greenfield were terribly disap- Donald Eugene (Gene) Conley ( the United States they w ^luive . pointed, to put It mildly, when SHOTS HERE AND THERE the mid-point of fhe 1954 aeSson, at 24 is a big leaguer in two plans on making sevsral chnngSB the falfc of their white elephant, it waw known thst at least two evitable.” Fired from,Si{uad Coast Guard Academy-, without NCAA Service Bureau Staustics sports. He’s a standout (dteher in his personnel. ’The locals battle the PhJIadelfihia Athletica. club.yfavored the sale of the A’* ' Walter O. (Spike) Briggs, head to inciude a wtda cuflypn/iMiiiilaR three of the sUckout backfield of the Tigers, waa just, as adamant , nttslMirxIi, Oct. 28 UP) — men with the locals did not play. quarterback and passing star Bob­ showed today. with the Milwaukee Braves in the the once-beaten Grande Club of Ostenalhly the .meeting was to tjle Philadelphia group and .two from coast to cokst aii^^rani bor­ by Hollingsworth, would be like Boston, College leads in total de- National League and a star with Providence, R.I., at-Mt. Nabo Sun­ called by l^eague President Will ted the franchise moved to to keep the Athletics In Philadel­ Capt. Tom Hanilltoii. *rko The final score of 29 to 7, Green­ dorYt hfcaoi’K phia. learned strict discipline la the der to border. It will he Identified field, w as IncldentaL the Cleveland Browns without Ot­ fense^irielding 134.8 yards a game. the Boston Celtics of the National . Bseacer BaMer <1* day afternoon a t 2:18, ' • Harridge to vote on aiiceptance or City, PItItat ...... too «7 disapprpvgl pf. the Athletics’ sale / Here is the way the clubs are ”1 (uune to thla meeting to cast Nas-y. grimly went about his as Upset Gt^h, The fans were incensed at to Graham. Hollingsworth v.as in­ Mississippi has the top ground de­ Basketball Assn. Carlson SO — New Qnaiietbaek " jured yesterday in a scrimmage fense, 64.8. Alabama has aliowsd Mitchell has secured Don Scott to an. cightTman Philadelphia ayn-/ believed to bp lined up: my vote to keep the A’s in Phila­ coaching duGea toddy .after fir­ It will be partly filled with foot­ travcUne such • distance to watch Except for the fact that Conley, Hasard ...... SI 123' ing three pla.vcrs from kla Pitt ball forecaatetrt and teams who and may miss Saturday’s game least scoring, 5.5 points a game. a 14-game winner for the Braves Freldrleh ...... m - to take over the qt-arterbsek slot dlcate, , , ^ / ; Those definitely for tne sale to delphia," he said. ”I am heartily their favorites play in a gfime against Trinity in Hartford. His And Navy is threatening in )U1 de­ lotrr ...... S3 It WM takroedj however, that, the Philadelphia gro ip^-Detroit in favor of the sale of the club to football squad. can't keep up with the facta in billed for the NeW England semi- during hiis^first full season in the Iday — for the balance of the asaaon. Ths this oh me, oh my, aeaaon. presence would only keep the final partments after having the best Lu.ucaa ...... — former Vtllanova quarterback was Harridge probably first would Call and Washington, th.a Philadelphia syndicate. I Hamilton, doubling In brass pro football championship. Quar- majors, was, thoroughly dissatis­ don't Intend to have the Yankees, as 'athletic director aad coach, Last wetik this corner had $1 score at a respectable figtire . . . defensive day of the season against fied with the 1955 contract? offered also an All-Sarvica cholea whll* for a vote oi\^ whether to ahift the I Those probably for the sale to teri>ack and ace passer TiUie Du­ Suffolk Downs rings down the cur­ Pennsylvania last Saturday. Totals ...... — 455 4HS 441 1415 beleagiiersd franchise to Kansas jt^* Philadelphia group- Chicago with their high handed methods, dismissed, a first strtager, a correct ealla and 22 wrong for a bose and halfbacks Joey Bettenr by Milwaukee, he might not be B 'llra N a rh ls r (t> st''rring With ths strong Qii'anttco dictate to us. . .587 average, the lowest percent­ tain on '.its 28-day Autumn meet­ The Middies gave Penn only 16 playing basketball. (tiles . . — 92 — S3 Marines. Scott Is expactad to pro- City. , and Boston second stringer and a reserve court and Gay SalvuccI, all start'- ing Saturday with the 19th run­ yards altogether and a minus 29 K-. Armslrons ...S3 12« S3 307 On Oct, 12 ln Chicago, the league Those definitely for the transfer "Furthermore. I think the halfback laat night. He said age ever registered during ' \ era did not play in Greenfield. Du- Baseball men alw;ays have felt Ralmonde...... VI — S6 IIS ride the passing spSrk ’ badly approved the sale to Arhold iohn- league will approve the sale to the they failed to show np for prac­ ycere of pickinf supposed v ning of the $50,000 added Yankee yards on &e ground, the" lowest that the hard floors of basketball jk irk a ...... 9S JOS loa 3tS needed to go with- the Merchant’s ' to Kansas CJitj'—New York apd \ boee was sidelined with a knee Handicap for-three-year-olds . . , figure of that kind in two years. Modesn ...... 17 — 100 197 ■on, Chicago financier, and voted Baltimore. PhlKidelphia group. In any event, tice for two ronsccotive days. ners. The sea.9on'e figures aik^l97 N^hat was swathed in bandages, courts were not made for baseball PIrasant ...... strong running attack. , . I’m sure we won’t approve any right, 85 wrong for .895. Yale A. A. officials announced to­ ’That gave them the runher-up players’ legs. .47 — 101 JSS to move the franchise to Kansas On the fence—Cleveland Ctat loose In the acGpn wrsrc ittencourt was nursing an injured day .that general admission re­ position in both total defense with W; Armstrong ...... — Head Ckiach Frank Toro, par- Chty, contingent i;(pon Johnson On the spot-'^Phlladelphia. deal to move the team out of the first string guard Ed Stowe of Here ere this week's pihka: i^clidder suffered against Leo- Other players have had a place M ln fr ...... X . . . . . — haps the greatest pass-catching completllik his $3,375,000 deal with city. I know of at least three clubs Ohio State over Nor&waatern: served seats for the Yale-Army 137.4 and rushing ,'defense with in both games. There was Marius Flans Stiff Battle Somerville, N. J.: second string Btinnar, Maas., the previous Sun­ footbair game on Nov. 6 will, not 69.2. Through their line they have Totals 453 504 478 1434 end aver, to perform In tha City Roy Mack, execijtlve - vice presi­ ■ Dan Topping, presiden/.o'f the who will vote against it. guard Joe Los and halfback Northwestern has nohMy, but no­ day ano^d not make the trip. Du­ Russo, former southpaw star for of Vlllaga Charm, has also daetded dent of ther Athletics.’ Hopes For Support body to com psr^'with Hoorard go on sale to the public until Wed­ given up only 1.85 yards per play, the Yankees, who was told to quit Yankees and a leader liy^e fight Gene Steratore, both of Wash- bose, Incimntally, served as a spot­ nesday, Nov, 3. Also, reserved seat to Boston’s 1.90 and Mississippi’s ABA Tm I aad Ills (4) to Coma out of retlrament Ha will Awaiting League Approval to shift the A’s to K^sas City, "I know Washington 1s with us Inrton County, Fa. (Hopalong) Cassady. basketball but the orders, from the id .y ...... ; 108 94 be in Sunday, along with Blhce 'thefi. however, the' house Oklahoma ovhr Colorado: John ter for the tcm . SalvuccI, the GI ducats will be available Monday 1.94. front office came too late. Russo 113 was expected to put up a stiff bat­ and I have reason to believe two ^ e three, all Jualora. are from Fort Dlx. N.J., just didn't a t the A. A., ticket office, Ray ii)S Scott, replacing Jos CIrons who of Mack, Cohflie and his two sons, tle agalhal the sale yfo the Phila­ other clubs’'are of the same opin­ ixKmfUnates, but they esnida’t (The BeetV'''Bayuk. Colorado's In scoring Navy has permitted hurt his arm playing basketball leaves for tha Army. • famed fullback, will find that show. Tliis trio ^ the gang that Tompkins Houses from 9 a. m. to only 6.8 points a game and is tied CONLEY SHOOTINO' Roy ahd Ept-le, signed papers for delphia group. / ion.” be looted for eommeat. and retired from baseball at 32, CONLEY PITCHING Gky Salvucci will no ^ongar he the Mie or their stock to a Phll- Oklahomit line too tough. This makes the Iferaiuts' offense 5 p. m. These tickets will be avail­ for Sixth. All this should come in unable to pitch. Russo played bas­ "The league wUn be making a Johnson declared, meantime, he After Issuing a prepared click. Take them dutNtff the lineup able until the supply la exhausted, handy for its roughest assignment with the locals. Tha formar. Uttle adelphhr syndicate in a deal in­ grave mistake If it permits the wa.9 prepared to press his priority statementx anasuaclag the dM- will be the 43rd Big Seven start ketball for Long Island .University baseball at six feet eight, Conley (2.90) and innings (261) pitched. All-American wrote to Mitchell ex­ I for Dklahoma under Bud WiHdn- and the locals are j ^ another the release stated. so far, Saturday’s meeting with Totals ,. volving approximately $4,000,000. A’s t(> remain In Philadelphia,” he if called to the .meeting. mlsaals, Ha*nlltoa de^red: and played semipro ball around compiled a 20-9 record for H art­ While basketball is CTonley’s 4S9 1471 plaining his absanca last Sunday Both the Macka and^ the Philadel-. said. "The sitmtion as it stands is "1 am very hopeful the'owners Otto Graham really went over sgainsXthe Cardinals in Chlc.igb. Blocking for the Cleveland ; eon and the Soonera haven’t been semi-pro club in the class of Notre Dame. The Middies rank 7th Brooklyn. ,'l’**r‘e‘’bBck were Lou Groza. 76, anXAbe GIbron, 64. n ie picture is strikingly remindful of “This Is the worst experienee Standouts in the line this season ford' in 1961. He led the Eastern hobby, it would 'not be surprising Krisloff ..101 104 against the Ltons. Ha was Injured phla group are awaiting league intolerable. For the good of the will act in my favor.^ he .said, "I r.heaten. neighboring elevHis. in offense, 11th in passing and 14th Frank Baumholts. Cub outfield­ Stior ... the Marines flag-raising on Siirtbachl. (NEA)X I have es-er had la atMeUes." for Holy Cross have been Captain in running, so they hope the com­ League in innings pitched with to see him quit the hardwood be­ 74 playing on the base last Thursday npnrhval. r 1 - , league, the/olub should be trans­ will never stop until I get a fran­ UCLA over California: Too Manager. George Mitchell, '^ e er, once played pro basketball with 263 and had a 2.16 earned run re­ fore too long. After all. pro bas­ Slathers •9 300 and his injured knee haa failed to Sik. of the sHfht clubs must tip- much Uclan power but Paul Lar- guiding hand behind the M« LoU Hettinger and Jimmy Buono- bination of strengthened defense Johnson ine 249 ferred to /another city. On the chise to Kansas City.” pane. Cross plays Syracuse this the Cleveland Rebels but quit the cord. In 1952 he lost his only three ketball. with its involveil playoffs, Stocker , W 270 respond to treatment. He has de­ aen of the Bears may keep It from chants, was contacted yesterday and versatile offense can add up to sport in favor of baseball. Bill starts for the Boston Braves and becoming a rout. " on the road. It will be the their first Notre Dame victory ruiis right through spring train­ Totals .. cided that it would .‘be too much and the messages from irate fans of three successive games Sharman had been on Brooklyn’s finished with the Milwaukee ing. And the Braves, long before to try and play ti^o and Uiraa Arkansas over Texas AAM: But were passed along. Mitch said he since 1944. roster several times but always Mat Show Friday awayirom home for the Crusaders I^ n got something out of its Brewers in the American Assn. He signing time in February, prob­ tlmea a week, therefore he’e going Williams and Musi^xLead Major writh full krarning that many did not know Dubose wouldn’t be reported late because of his pro was 11-4 with the Brewers. ably will offer Conley a substan­ T ddI < •. ■trange things have happened who shmned (lew England foot­ Navy backing, though—the coun­ basketball schedule. Uke Conley, Trudeau ...... 121 to concentrate on coaching hla Hoople Seems o Be Only Local Sport able to play until Sunday morning ball followers last Saturday with He earned his second chance in tial salary increase. They have de­ West ...... powerful Fort Dlx eleven. Mitchell Night in Rockville under a Texas moon and this game try’s puhting lead. ’The Quakers he’s with the Boston Celtics. ('haponis as ss a.106 before the team depcHed’ for Mas- a 14 to 13 win over previously un­ the majors, with a 23-9 record at signs on the 1955 pennant and no ...... currently attempUng to book is a night affair. sachuaetta As for Bettencourt and are averajting 41.3 yards a kick Conley attended Washington Toledo in 1953 when he led the Waclaw ...... 87 Leagues in Lifetmi^ Averages Army Over Virginia beaten Boatoh.University.. .Yale’s to 41.2 for Arkansas. 40.4 for Il­ ball club is discounting a 14-game Golhberg ...... 112 for a Nov. 14 data at Nebo, Bug-in His ew System Chatter Mi'lget wrestlers paired in an Salvucci, the team spokesman said Jordan Oliva^v claims Captain State College two years. A 227- American Assn, in victories, freshman winner, even If he does Army over Virginia: The Cadets linois and 40.2 for New Mexico. pounder and the tallest man in Total* ...... 625 Tils 462 1493 Dubose at Half Australian /tag-team\Mtch usual­ he expected both to appear at the Thome Shugart is the best all ’They got ahead by booting seven strikeouts (211), earned runs like basketball. Othrtwlae, tha locals expect to New York, Oct/28 ()P»—Eighteen have come a long way since drop­ playl^ field in time to play. . OuKver Mfr. Co

BAGS '?WENTY-TWO \ ■ f . M A N C H E ^ tf EVENING HERALd. MANCHESTER. CONN., THiiRSDAYy OCTOBER 28. 1964 PAGE i.li 'll''in Scaring Apparel—Fura 57 Bgatneas Property W r Ssle TjD Houses For Sale ONLY DOUQLaS will sell you a b a t t e r ie s - 80% oft. Square late model car as low as $143 type as low as $4.95 ex., long type COCKER SPANIEL puppies, red electromaster Konge. $10 If MUSIC Instrumental rentaL Com­ i i down. We do hot aak you to take $7.93.4 Written gjsrsntee. Cole •and buff. Various ■ A.KXI. * taken at once. Inquire 878 Parker plete line of instruments. Rental ;-ioX HUNTING Jackal, brand new, OPPOR’TUNITY--MAircBBafi^ J MANCanilSTEB - Capa Cod, four Churches Plan Campaign M cLevy Blasts registered. H. Chase, Harmony 8t. $20. MI. 34328 after 8 p.m. Valuabta corner property con- Tooraa, full ceUar, niew oil burnar, a loan born a bank or finance Motors. MI. 9-0980. applied to purchaoe price. Repre­ s tim windowa, ameaite drive, m company to complete your down Hill, Hebron Road, Bolton. MI. senting Oioi, Sermer, Bach, Ped- •iating of two atorea, profaaaionel Old Cbmtry HdloimeR T A ilw ertiM iiM ts 3-5427. Ne e d an e l e c t r ic stove.or WHITE BALLERINA atreplese offtcea Can be seen by appoint- automaoc gas hot water. *^ts of To Increase AtfendUpce l)o-noilu^ o n payment. PoaiUvely only $148 ijir and Bundy. Metter’s Music trees. Prtea $9,000. MI. 9-8340. CLASSIFIED ADVT. ^ down buys a 1944 car, $198 buys a Auto Repairing—Painting T T.V. set? Only a few left. $329 Studio, 177, McKee. MI. 3-7500. -t . Yellow dotted awias mar­ ttiidit. — '— ' ■ ------■■■>■(, ■ ' .- I 'k a ' _ f s • G.E. stove, $236.88; G.E. T. V. quisette. Brand new. Will erii very A program of' community ac ORUmE m iL FRIHY. • PJL DEPT. HOURS U M $293 buys a ItfU. No addlUon- Live. Stock— Vehicles 42 console, regular $369, $239.98. reasonable. Size 9-10. 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Parts and laboi* $49.95. - TsL Ml. $-7408. urday ’tU,8. O ' IRISH IREADS-^AUOW EIN FUDOIMO ment. Douglas Mbtora, S33 Main.. Piano Shop, Phones MI. 9-9829. H oosm P u r Sal* 71 »*»««*>«»«• »»*«« P « t dur- FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. No money down. $4.90 month­ 8-8074. BOY'S MOUTON Itn ^ atorm coat, r4eo>/ In office before the voters FULL SIZE, flat bedsjsring. In elze 12, wool eport lacket, alae 11, LARGE SBC room home, new Tim- foc - quick — - —_.Bale. Owner- ...... MI. 9-7184 >*** November in the naUonal Re- rather''than the ]x>Iitical bosses of ^ A M m 75c—C kMraB 3Se MON. THRU FRI. 1947 STUDEBAKER dharopion. ly. All work, guaranteed. Articles For Sale 45 PM* 1>T 4.MR4IA t_ a \ good condition, $2. Als<» chalh CLEARANCE SALE of pianos corduroy Jacket, size 9. ,JL fine ken oU hot water furnace, storm **■ Coventry PI. 24620 llgion In American lUfe' (RIAL) their psitj^'t McLevy said. 10:30 A.M. Radio, heater, a nice family car MOTOR SALE drive tricycle, $4. MI. 9-7^. traded In during our recent Berk-, condition, very reaaonable. ML windows, screens, fully insulated, campaign, it waa announced today Spowowd by tW OfMigx lo itw SATURDAY 9 A. M. for only $88 down. Bnuuier's. Ml. 9-608$. plutered wells, full ceUer. Excel- MeanwhUe, the two nominees 8-3191. Ford, Chevrolet, etc...... $124.95 RED CEDAR clothes poles In- ■THIRTY GALLON not water hgat- shire Sale. Lester,- Story A Clark, Lota For Sale 73 b^ the Rev. K. EJhar Rask. Pontiac, Oldsmobile, etc ..$174.95 stalled. Call MI. 9-978 Melodigrand. and Remington lent condition. Stove, refrigerator. whom Mctwvy opposes rolled on er and floor furnace for Propkiie . ?f“te treat, centrally .ocated. A community-wide campaign is ro y « cxiOnsRATioN w n x 1947 CHEVROLET Fleetline sedan, No Money Down. $2.00 Weekly giss. Call MI. 9-0055 m y time. Spinets, $395,-to $545. Everett SEVERAL CHOICE building lota. planned, he s6dd, to be sponsored with their' campajgna ^ RUG BRANDING made ea studio upright $545 also. George Wantcd~-To Buy. 68 t^L900. (Mritou W Hutchins. high elevation all improvemeritsi BE AFPRECIAVCO I radio, heater, motor completely •New Motor Guarantee. ------' ^ MI. 9:8132, 9-4694. by a committee repreaenting local Gov. John L o4^, Republican, struction bupklet, 23 cents,is. Rhg \ Steck,’ O ii^ering, and ■ Everett "A” and “AA’Vzone. S. A. Beech- toured Hartford, ehiw^ng Demb- overhauled, -all new parts, rings, wool and. remnants priced WANTED—Storm windowa, aise reUMons. groups and civic organ/ Diol MI-3-5121 piston pins, etc. Douglas Motors, COLE m o to r s - —.... f.aa..vd right. SO MAPLE drop le^f table. tmby grknds $698 To $998. All are YOUR HOME custom built to your ler, Ageirt, I>hone MI. 34969. isauona to emphaalss the im| crat Abraham A. Rro^coff with Rockville 8-8706. Gen's Rug Shop,' ■5090. , reronditioned. Prices Include 42%” X24" and 42H” X 88”. So. TERMS A S LOW AS 833 Main. 436 Center Street 85 Talcott Ave., Rockville, Conn 9-2989 idans. Pick your lot, over 1 acre, Unde of religion in personal, fi ‘me-toolsra’’ In the camv_ MI-9-0980 bem^ and delivery. Goss Piano large ahada traea, high elevation, BOLTON ily and community life. The Ribicoft spent W ednesd^\in his ONE 80-GALi^^ Hot Point automatic Comji^y, 317 Asylum Street, LOTS — 1 ACRE AND UP 1949 CHEVROLJfilT. tudor de luxe COME IN—Browse hround The water heatex'^-complete with con­ acrosX. from Hptel Bond. JA. near bus, excellent IbcaUon. Com- paign will seek -to point up^ the hometown—New Britain— touring model. Excellent condition BRAKE REUNE special. Most .all Woodshed, 11 Main Sf., Manches­ WANTED—Boy's 20” or 24” bi­ plete down payment only |l,000. values to everyone of reguUr at­ the downtown area. Later he at­ AM ESITE DRIVES Lost and Foimd cars, $12.98. 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Faith i n ___ ^__ While the speech-m ^ng and to Pay • PaviRff • DrlrswiyB local oivher, nearly new through­ If You Want To Save ' ^ condition, Rooms Without Board 59 Manchester— wondeifm huyi “These are times challenge hand-shaking were goi/g on, a mount ReaUuirant, Route 8S, Bol> RO n, tiingd a:and delivered, Exceptional Cape Cod, six bright - Call NOW! ! • Paridng Areu ton. Receptions, banqueti, organ* out. At Qenter Motor Sales, 481 Y^l- AND Smith-Corons poH- A Lot of Money vreasonabiee price, 1'Kenip'i, Inc. our great historic freeaoms.” the CIO union and a bustnesa execu­ Main St. Auto Driving School 7-A ableile endand standard typswriteriiNtypswritera ' This Is For You! rooma, Spic ana span throughout. Rev. Mr. Ra6k said, “m d the pow­ ization dinners invited. For reser­ MI,^ 3-5880, NOW AVAILABLE Economical oil heat, aluminum WARREN E. HOWIJtND tive, who once supported former vations contact X3iarlia< or Marie All makes of adding machines 3 ROOMS FURNITURE-$150 er to safeguard tMM ^sedonis Sen. Benton (D-Conn) in the lat­ MA^ICHISTIR 1952 MERCURY hard tip, radio, AUTO DRIVING Instruction from sold or Tinted. Repairs on all BABY Gr a n d plan^ ill very good atorm saMi, garage, .ovciy yard. . Realtor*' must be found, as /iwqyt, In- our Ooie.^Ml. 9-i339. h ^ te r, beautiful green finish, your home. Insured dual control Bedroom, living room, kitchen. Near new church, school and but. ter’s campaign against Seii. Mc­ makes. Malr^oWa' Used.but in good shape. condition. Excellent tone. Reason­ Roonis for two single men MI 3-8600 — MI 34711 spiritual strength./The' source of Carthy (R-Wis), threw their sup­ only $248 down. Brunner's. Low car. Larson Driving S c h ^ Ml. ably priced. JacK.son 'S-SOSO be­ Small down payment, GI or FHA. that strength, for/us as individuals overhead. MI. 3-8191. 9-6078. LOAM Top soil, $3 per yard. Also 3 ROOMS f u r n it u r e Maddock A deVos, Realtors; JA. port behind Gov. Lodge. For til* l«st Ib IjOST—Monday, hub cap for Buick WITH. APPUANCES-4350 tween 7 and 9 p .m .\ X in s six room'furnished apart­ and as a natlon/lies in our tradi­ In Hartford, Paul Tucker, exec­ ’82. Finder please call MI. S-ltW. washed sand, Stone and gravel, 24288, evenings JA. 84139. ' Suburban For Sale 75 tional faith In/the power of re­ 1984 RED Ford convertible, radio, AUTO DRIVING InStrucuon. All immediate delivery. Nussdorf Combination range, bedroom, Maorioe O’Coamr utive board member of the IMdge- heater and Fordomotir, white lessons on Insured duai^ control .Sand and Gravel, ktl. 9-7408. living room,^ dinette. Used, fully ment. Complete kitchen, living LOCKWOOD STREET— One-half BOLTON Brand new 4-room ligion. / port CIO (Council, and Hagen IXIST-Oass ring of 1J5S, initials car. Capable experienced instruc­ duMex, 4 rooms down plus one “The ICcal/campalgn,” he con­ THOMAS C0NST.C0. N.C.F. Please return to Nancy Svalls, May be seen after 5 p.m. I guaranteed. \ Official Nor ranch, 2 bedrooms, fireplace, ho( Mjiurice O’Connor will act as Nelson, vies president of Avco at Oliva's Esso Station, Hartford' tor. Oordner Auto School. Ml. LOAM, Finest quality, .prompt de­ room, private bedroom^Cen- finished room up. Excellent con­ water heat, plastered walls, tinued, “will/aim at atreisalng the Mfg. Co. Local 1010, United Auto Fracchia, 172 McKee St. MI. Rd; .9-6010, JA. 7-3880. / livery. Ask about our. quantity 3 ROOMS FyRNITURE dition. Steam heat with oil burn­ vital role played by our religious toastmaster for the communion 2-85M* WITH APPUAI^CE—$350 Electors Meeting \ tral location. Plenty of park­ Youngstown kitcHen, % acre land, breakfast^ of Campbell Council. Workers (CIO), announced their •Run flown and kits your fathor goodnight—it’a payday!” prices. Tel. MI. 9-2401, or Wllll- er. 88,51)0. Jemea J. Rtriian k Son, beautiful location. Only $12,800. groups wiro the' many problems of support of the Lodge record. 1949 PACKARD Four, door, black MORTUK^K'S DRIVING Schhe^ Electric refrigerator, range, bed­ State Election \ \ Realtors, 817 Hartford ROad. Tel, these troubled times. By attending Knights of Columbus, to be held mantic HA. 3-0493. ^ room. living room, dihette, rugs', The Electors of the -Town of, ing- Phone Barbara Wooda Agency. Tile Stmts CIO is getterally back­ LOST—Female mongrel blond. recenUy overhauled, a car for Lost confidence quickly restored MI. 8:7488. « MI. 9-7702. each w/sk the church or syna­ Sunday morning at the Americiin by a skilled, courteous instructor. SLAGSTOn E. stone tm Walla, lamps, tables and other Items— Manchester are hereby warned to gogue « its choice, the family con- ing Democrats In this campaign. Answers to Cutie. MI. 9*^2. trouble free driving. See this for Legion Home. Thomas Morris­ But the Bridgeport union only $148 down. Brunner's. Open License included. Insured, dual house fronts, fireplaces, etc. Rot- used, but In very good shape. meet at their respective 'polling MI-3-5416 MANCHESoiro ~ THREE ACREkS good land, custom Unualw strengthens the moral and sey. district deputy, wrlU be the evenings. MI. 3-5191. controlled standard and hydrama- ton Notch Quarry MV 9-0817. Low. Friendly Terms districts in said Manchester, on Charming seven- room home spiriroal foundations of enduring speaker. oials differed. LOST—Wallet in Keith’s Variety Hoi^hoid Services, Bonds—Sinrka Tue.sday, November 2, 1954. for built, six room home, 8 years old, "We have taken this etej^'^'thsy Store. Believed to he left .si a pile Uc cars. Ml.. 9-7398. Free Dellvei-y — Free Storage (three bedrooma) being sold below fireplace, ceramic tUe bath plus, family unity.” O'Connor is a past Grand ? ( ita L 1941-40 OLDER Chevrolets, Fords Offered IS-A Mortgages 31 RADIO AND T.V. combination con- Phone Me Immediately the following purposes to wit: rejilacement coat. This home is In Sponsor RIAL Drive said in. a statement, ”a ft^ serious of newspapers. Valuable papers. FURNISHED ROOM at Center 29 lavatory, <^1' hot water heat, ex­ Knight of the local Council and a consideration of the fact/ present­ Must be returned to owner; Call otheir good transportation. Good DRIVING Instructions from your sole,. antenna-rotor, oodster and Hartford CH-7-0358 To cast their votes for a Gov­ Hazel St. MI. 84707. excellent conditton and convenient­ cellent condition, two-car garage. :al religious groups, civic or- credit enables us to accept $5 homo,. Dual-co:.trol insureo car, WEAVING of bums, moth holes FIRST AND aecuna mortgages magnifier, everything/$40. Call ernor, Lieutenant-Governor, Sec­ past Faithful Navigator of the ed by both candidst^ and their ML 9-3097. and torn clothing, boisery runs, After 7 P. Jd. CH-6-4690 ly located to shopping center, bus High elevation bus line, subur­ inlzations and Service clubs sire fo\irth degree. WORLD'S Ei^NOMY down. Douglas Motors. 333 Msin standard or automatl*;. Call Man- bought for our own account. Fast, Ml. 9-6921. . / \ See It Day Or Night retary of State, Treasurer, Oomp- ' GENTLEMAN, room next to bath, being asked to appoint representa­ parties. There is no,^

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/ MEAT DEPARTMENT U. S, Suprem e Court s WE o p IT AGAIN! WE OPKIt WEETERN Ask DeMy. EVTHE STEER BEEP. U.S, INSPECTED iRse ■X CleveUiHl, Oct. 29 .(/P)— NEW Judf^4 Edwnrd Blythin and- Local 63, T ex tile W orkersfnot “properly before the court." daniy adjourned the Sheppard In its petition, the union si^a Imurder trial ahortly before 2 Union of America, CIO, WIDE AISLES AT that it waa denied its conaOw representing some 1,600 p.m. today and no reason waa tional rights by the atato'. Court's Riven officially. It was Cheney Bros, employes, will decision aiid sisks that the cu e learned, however, that at­ ask the United States Su­ be remanded to ther Hartford Ike Shows Adenauer His Painting PINEHURST GROCERY HALE'S FRESH SSteaks m ^ lX . about !•/, lha. each, or heavier. SHOBt StEAK. abeot , County' Superipr-xCourt, where it lU M B L E IE E torneys were investlRatinR a 302 M A IN s t r e e t */4 lb. or henvler, well trimmed to pleneo Ike osro nnd th* poekot- I / preme Court to reverse the GROUND was fir^ hep^i report that one juror once book! . ■ Connecticut Supreme Court The/linloli claima that the ques­ PINK waa convicted of a felony. of Errors on one of two ques­ tion r a lM by the State Supreme OPEN FRIDAYt NIGHTS UNTIL 8.30 tions involved in the union’s Court is whether that court de­ COFFEE SALMON nted tha union due proceu of law Cleveland, Oct. 29 (A*)— Ir’s a "B u y «r 's M a r lit f y o u c m save ^doHar wifli long-standing wage-cut dis^ and equal protection of the laws Defense lawyen. attempted PLENTY OF PARKING ' ’ Lb. Lb. Tin “by summarily deciding an issue pute with management. ' today to get a three-day; de­ The cue ia the first pne Involv­ not properly M fore it, on grounds ing Manchester ktigants to go to outside the scope of the contro­ lay in the Sheppard murder ‘Prosperity’Hit / LARG^ MEATY ^ YOUNG TENDER ^ tjie nation's highest court in the versy and on which'* the union trial. They said they want rx-. memory of .veteran court ob­ had no opportunity to present the time to look over a new evidence or be heard. servers. The law firm of Atty. group of alternate juror pros Detroit, Oct. 29 (/P)— President Eisenhoarer left Detroit Abraham A. Rlbicoff, Democratic Involved in the caae, the union for lAiuisville, Ky., his third stop on a one-day rush caRi> FOWL Roasting Chiekans candidate for governor, which is uya, is the stability of tha entire pects. / representing the union, said that contract that waa signed in 1952 Then Judge Ed word Blythin re­ paign trip. He was six minutes off schedule and weather was PmgIhi* On A Price OecllBG. a petition for a review of the cane to bind managenunt and union cessed the trial at 11 a; m; threatening. George Lucas of Allied Store Engineering knew BIRDS EYE will be filed with the Supreme until 1957. The state court's rul­ (E S T ) to look up the Ohio law he could put in nice new, easy to shop from shelves, PREMIER Court tomorrow morning. \ ing, the petition argues, "consti­ to aee whether. Dr. Samuel H. Log Cabiii Subject to Arbitration Sheppsrd'e lawyeri arei entitled to En Route with Ei.senhower, Oct. 29 (/P)—^-President Eisch* ^**Tlt not so sure he could give us the wide aisles tutes an adjudication that all con' ORANGE JUICE LARGE^RADE A COUNTRY STYLE ^ * " The issue involved Is* that part tract provisions..'are subject to. thle privilege. hower, striving to drum up votes for Republicans, told an n wanted. However, with Charlie Butler’s ideas, 3 5 ' 49' “ of an arbitrator's award that arbitration." 100 Juror Prospects insistence on wider aisles and George’s draft- 2 lor 35c concema the workers' cost-of-liv­ Affecta lAM Workers The original supply of 75 Juror ing the unemployment problem without war because “w q ^ v e SYRUP ing allowance. The state's highest prospects was exhausted today as icil, we finally ended up with not only new EGGS DILL PICKLES You can get chicken parts at Hale’s, as well as smsll The union'a petition says the a government with a heart.” court, in upholding the award lu t state court, having heard no argu­ the isst two were excused, and 10 shelves, but even more important, NE W BIRDS EYE Police Inspector Arthur J. Heidt Doz. L g. Jar 1 2 .0 Z . aprlng, ruled that the question ment e i ^ weeks and you. will find that Pinehurst has ley J. Gorecyca, manager of a EQG NOODLE eoff. a 1951-53 congressional coly isJue by Vice PtCsident Mixon and United Ninons. N. Y „ Oct. 291/'^ ---- ! He added that so long- aa a \A last-minute union maneuver led the parade” in bringing coffee prices down . . , with Chicken and Mushrooim BUTTER Irtsli cod, frosh lostM Miw, CMtor cut twordlMi Polith-American home, left after SHURFINE I b . ^ BUTTER leagite of .McGuire, and Bailey, other Republicans in the current (j>)—The United States sought ap^ Washington, Oct. 2 9 9 ^ )— West German Chancellor Konrad single American la out of work his knocked but a tentative truce plan. / and mocliarcl. sdm M ^ sIIc m , h ad d a d t RRo h ". It's he aaid he had a fixed oj^i'on on A J ------J A - J campaign. Adenauer said today tTie western, world should seek peace administration never will cease Ita The end of the 'walkout appeared' I Lb. Jar 11 Oz. Fancy Glass IN Q u a r t e r s the caae. ’ '•» proval .today for its 6-point plan efforts to solve the problem. ImmiMnt last night when dock PAPER GOODS m feveryday present prices on Maxwell. Beechnut. I g o o d fo r you! \ ' The 1952 Democratic presiden­ New Haven, Oct. *9 (JV-For- tial candidate remarked that ‘‘a to bolster U. N. forces against through a treaty with the Soviet-bloc^but only after making Eiaenhower alao told the De­ employers in London agreed to an THmO AISLE ALSO Savarin and C. & S. Coffees are $1.12 lb. Hills and Phone orders for meats should be called the day before mer Demoermtie Rep. John A. singulaV thing happened" at. (Continued ea Fage Ten) aggre^ion. Diplomats predicted itself strong militarily and econpfnically. Adenauer, now seek troit audience; armistlce''On the main Isaue-'wiiath- ing. epproval- by his own and the^ r ------er dock workers should have-tha S. A W- are lower at $1.17. We have Chock Full McGnlre, who announced that he Eisenhower's press conference thq proposal would wdn strong "B y every index by which w* s c o n is s u E pick-up. We can serve everyone better that way. right to tuni/down overtime work. of |Iut8 Coffee at $1.25 lb. will support Republican Oo%'. Wednesday in Washington, when appport desplta expected Soviet other western parliaments * -w-s • "i* measure wealth of the nation, this \ Sava,at 9 for 99c Lodge, aald In the prepared text the P:'esident said he did not agreements to make Germany/k'M l-l A |4 ■w'lAt is by far our best year. Things OvertiOM now ia cumpuiaory. lha- know about Republicans' use of ,dppoaitlon. sovereign, armed partner, solepin- AAJm. VUUAC/A ployers maintain this ia neceaMiy released In advance that Denso- Sen. McCarthy U. S. Delegate Charles A. Ma­ are on the upswing." fconie to Pinehurst Friday or all day Saturday . , . the "Communism" issue. ly warned: because o f the eff’ect o f tides on SOFTWEVE NEUMANN'S crats nre “ stirring up industrial honey was prepared to go before See* Record Oar Output O tee G O P InconeletasMdee "L et us beware of illusion^' We handling cargos. . ' ^ W e Are open until 8:30 Friday nights. Saturday strife" as part of their campaign the 60-nation Political Committee J le added; ‘The beat analysts in S v * 8 for 99c technique. In delivering the "Surely this must be the first in Germany are particularly well Under the truce formula the 8 to ft p. M. Says Censure during its debates to present the Sentenced for the motor field say there will be speech last night, however, Mr- time in history that, the Presi­ informed about the difficulties dbekera would return to their Jobe, / \ ■ ^ X . more cars produced next year than CO N TADIN A^ Gnlre omitted that section, of It. dent, tha leader of hii: political plan, under which the U. N. would which must be surmounted on the - pending negotiation o f tlmlr griev­ NIBROCTOWFLS pay for supplies', apd squipment ever before." PREMIER STEW 0 McGuire’s prepared text did not party, doesn't even know, let way to an easing of terision with ances. While negotiatii^ were PlSnty 'pf parking and parcel service to your car. Action Certain used in collective military action Jury Contempt Sava at 2 for 33c Frozen Food MAYONNAISE Identify the plant. alone influence, his party's cam­ the Communlal-domi'naled world.. Eisenho'wer called for reelec- going on, employers would refrain ,/ ’ X V. ' X agalnat any future aggressor. We also know that exff^me caution tlon of Sen. Homer Ferguson of paign," Stevenson said. "Surely 'Washington, Oct. ^ (VPi^Sen, Washington; Oct. 29 (/Pi --Cl.vde from disciplinary action agqinit Temato Paste TOMATOES this must be the first time in his- The U. S. delegation announced and vigilance are c ^ e d for." Michigan, chairman of the Sen­ any workmen who ref used' bvet- \ McCarthy (R-W isi predicted today during the morning, however, that L. Powell, ousted assistant fed­ \ Specialsf who succeeded McGuire ss state tpry that the President and the He also repeated in a speech ate Republican Policy committee. tlme. \ Pint Jar the Senate will vot^to cenaun him Mahoney hed been called back to before a National Press Club eral housing rommisaioner, waa Fergtison la being challenged hard Democratic chairman in 1946. Vice President of the' United at its session loginning Mov; 8 sentenced t^ a y to serve a year Leaders of the Natfonal Amal\ A' ■ 3 Cans 2 Cans SN O W C R O P Bailey ascribed McGuire's ac­ States aren't on speaking, terms." his home city of Detroit "for per­ luncheon, the ..-Judgment in which by Democrat Patrick y, McNa­ gamated Stevedores and Dockers 1/ SAVE 7? because, he sald7"very few " mem­ sonal reasons" and would not President E a e ^ o w e r joined him in jail for criminal contempt of mara. . - ' \- tion to “ disgrunfled spite" of a Speaking befora a crowd at the bers will ccMidcr the evidence court. Union at first ieemed lacUMd to 45‘ defeated candidate. McGuire .un- Trenton W ar Memorial Building, make his statement before Mon­ yeeterd avr^at Russia's proposal Republican leaders expected the accept the arinlatloa propoeaL B u t' with an open inlnd. The sentence was imposed by ouccessfully had sought the Dem­ Stevenson said Eiaenhower de­ day. The delegation declined to of lastyweek for tour-power talks President'a visit Would help Fer­ after a long huddle Uiey came up BEEGHNUT "I donV have any thought at •n Qefman reunification, European U. S. District Judge F. Dickinson CUT CORN ocratic nomination for the House clared last year that "the record say what prompted Mahoney's guson. M.cNamara la an A F L with a demand that the same B ^ y Foods and Cereals have been changed to alt that J ll get a majority of the visit to Detroit but said he would security and an Austrian peace Wetts, who ruled that Powell had' leader who got CIO support ..after seat. in the Third District which of his administration would be the votes,” /McCarthy told a reporter. formula be extended to all porta check out section of store . . . and Ice Creani is BABY FOODS be back by Monday to set fortl^ .Yreaty offer nothing new. "Wilfully, deliberately and con­ death took former Sen. Blair Moo­ outside. London. he lost* two. years-'ago. issue,. and that he hoped Com­ It VTM the fin t time he had said the U. 8. stand. ^ "The Soviet aim continues to be tumaciously'' dlaobeyed hia order dy out of their primary race. The Ministry of Labor aaid this now near check out stations (which will/make The nomination went to James munists in government and slan­ this, in so many worda. to disinterest the United States that Powell answer specific ques­ SAVE 8c U. S. sources said Ma)*6ney McNamara has been campaign­ was Imposstbla becauat thera waa Mr. Madden of Sealtest happy) . . . Save ftjom 8c Halloween Spetials F. Gartland... der would be a thing o f the past A special Senate committee in European questions and to rli- tions put to him by a federal STRAINED ... $1.09 Doi. In his television, broadcast, irf this campaign." beaded by Sen. Watkins (R-Utah), would point out the clow.Connec- ing hard. 'Hammering dtes m any future col­ Addressing a police-estimated SN O W CRO P Juat before the luncheon speech' of a multi-million dollar mortgage Ribicoff, a Jew, eaid in his esm- Illinois the Republicans Mk charg­ few Senators will go in thera—the lective action. Adenauer and Secretary of State crow-d of 2.500 persons at Cleveland Piiwl th6M spcclslB In ls5t aial€ opposite dsit^ cu e: BEECHNUT CEREALS JUDY'S BEST CANDIES ...... Cnilo Dog 39c program which’ has been under Bulletins FRENCH CUT I paign talks at Bridgeport and ing a great Senator, l^aul Dbug- special session—with an open The Elsenhower administration Dulles signed a new German- Hopkins ' Municipal Airport, the DEXTRI-MALTOSE Berlin that his nomination was to laa, who almost diep^l^hting for mind," McCarthy said- American treaty of friendship, fire. President said prosperity under the fron the AP Wire* The 58-yeaf-oId former ’ official SHURFINE CATSUP ...... Bottle 19c BABY ' GOLD CREST SALTED CASHEW him ' an"Am erican .dream." He his country at GkiMawa, with McCarthy said he la convinced (Cootianed on Page Four) commerce and navigation. Drmbeirkts was based on war., asked: "Where . else but in the of this.' " I am not' going to defend was discharged from his Job at] He/|)romised that ’his a'dminis 1/ • • • O •• e "*12 OSe Plc^ Communist affiliations; in Wy- In the formal ceremony at the BEANS myself before the Senate," he aa- 'State Dept. Dulles hailed tha pact the- start of the investigation of j tratibn will do everything p eb b le CLAPP HITS MXON DEAL (CoutlnDed on Fage Tea) aerted, but added he will speak at housing: scandals. to-find jobs for those out of .work. Washington, OcL 29 UP) Gee BUMBLEBEE WHITE ALBACORE TUn S 39e SAVE 21^ ON \ I TENEDINE S SWEET CIDEK o n e, e o, e Vz G d e 4 9 e ^ (Cositlnued en Page Ten) ' aa .a far-reaching step culminat­ length on-each censure count "to ing the German leader's three-day Judge Letts, 'after passing sen- [but said the" solution. under bis don R. Clapp teattfled taiday ha make a record sO the American 'tence,-turned down a plea by Dan-, j leadership'never will be bas^.on rvgarda the proposed Dlxoa-, ICECREAM round, pf talks with top Ameri­ peopla will know what the Senate News Tidbits can officials. lei-B. Maher. Poweii's lawyer, that a war economy. I'atc* contract aa it doing." ' Powell be allowed liberty pending "Let me assure you this," the Brittol HBrolpt JuiiiiMis Called from AP Wires He said, it not only completes "to aqueese T V A into ’/»C al.98c 9 0ZS. The Watkins committee, 'com­ the reestablishment of normal re­ ah appeal. He also refused to de President said, ."as long as a single sioa to the private ntUtt / posed of three Republicans and lations with the former enemy lay execution of the sentence until Amencs'n Is out of w ork,.,, this they oas" la the future \Fresh FruH.and Vegetables three Democrats, has recommend­ their own t e r m * ." LARGE SIZE PKG. British. Foreign Office says two country but also formalises new ed unanimoualy that McCarthy ties of friendship. (Continued ea Pag* Tea). (Coatiaued oa Page Tea) as chalnaaa ef tl FANCY junior staff meipbers df British Girl I^rops Tbt to Safety ahould be censured on these "That relationship (o f friend- Valley Authority Embassy in Moscow have been rr- counts; Bhip) has marked our recent dis­ under Preetdrnt PINEHURST ^ c ^ l n g to Tony Buyase. a pullet U the flneat routing That he displayed contempt of ealled because of incident in So­ •vnllable with tender meat of tae texture. Theiie CUCUMBERS 2 f.,23c cussions in Bonn, London and t-OZ. SN O W C R O P a apecial elections subcommittee viet Capital.. Housing Adminis­ Paris and our talks during the N.\R NINE PCI U C A N 8 LARG'E^ FIRM HEADS - which investigated him in 1952; trator Albert M. Coles says fed­ Harriman Says GOP Trying Coi entry by Fred Miller and are a good value. v BUSY-day besseK From Thi^d Floor Blaze past two daya" he said. Waahiagtoa, 2 t i * t —Tha QUALITY MEATS used vulgar language in denounc­ eral government will refuse U. S. -^n the European meetings agree­ Ju*Uc« Dept, today ing Sen. 'Hendrickson (R -N J), a aid to cities which "default on ments were reached for restoration ^ Farm Fresh Pbllets in 4 to 5 pound weights Ib. 65c ORANGE -B riitol, Oct. 29 that FBI ageata have LETTUCE Head 19c 16-year-^ter and MeCaughem. were taken suboommittee m a m b e r; and their, obiigations to minority eiti- ot \'lrtually fu ll' West German ^Big Lie^ Smear Campaign up a aecoad group of ulua lead* 'X eld baby sitter, trapi a tene- to Bristol Hospital in ambulances, abused Brig. Gen. Ralph W. sens." . ■ Mississippi Bacon . r..... ft'oc sovereignty and for rearming the lag norm her* of the NatieuaUah ment fire with fouixyoung chargee police aquad cars and the chlefa Zwicker, decorated ' veteran of Superior Court Judge Thomas country as a Western ally. * UEU.-0 JUICE the morning, aaypd the life of one Party e f Puerto Blee In New Chwlie McCarthy our meat manager says you x ' i v i ll^ H{\ r t 2 F o r L u personal car. World War IT. while questioning J. Molioy orders- Secretary of The new treat.v, first to be signed New York. Oct. 29 Averell5*ald Harriman disqualified himself York aty aad Chleage. AUwera I Sweet POTATOES 2 15c of them—a one-year-old 'hby—by Zwicker about the- Army's han­ Harriman says the-Republicans ; by voting ,|« a Washington.. D. C., 7 Rib Roast Pork ... .Ib^ 33c w ill .save money this weekend on lean top round ***:Caughem and the baby sitter State Charles Keats to' place by the new |Veat German govem- charged with aeditteua eeu- SMALL. FIRM HEADS ' throwing hinyftut of a third-story were released after treatment. dling of tha discharged Major name of Michael E. Shcehy on are trying to smear him with "big i primary .in 1952. The New York steaks or bottom round pot roasts at lb. 89c. window to tnt rain-softened turf •ptracy. I ^ f llA H A II K Despite his three-story drv>p, the Irving Pereas. Nn>'. 2 ballet list in Derby District (Coatiaued oa Page Tea) lie" tactics in the New York State 1 State constitution—requires five Rib Oven Roast of Beef j and then b^^rded the other, children gubernatorial campaign. lyeara of continuous residence in Remember . . . you get the finest Hamburg,, baby's condition waa deacrib^ as as Democratic choice for Judge of. I'A . ROCKETS TO BUBOPS CABBAGE near a window as firemen raised a "fair to good," and the hospital probate. .Two London mothers Harriman, the Democratic-Lib- < the state to qualify for governor, M eaty 3rd thru 7th ribs Ib. ftSc pnoomos 23c eral P arty candidate, replied last Harriman also said Ives had W’ashingtoB. Oct. 89 at Pinehurst! FLORIDA' broken bones had L e * n j N e w M i l f o r d P o l i o said by' their hospital' to have The .\rm}' aaaouuced today U la baby litter, Theresa St. discovered as yet. been given wrong buMee In mlxup Trick-or-Treat Tot night St a campaign rally v-lth a woven "a tissue of lies and misrep- .22 Ingraham St., then point-))y-point denial of a aeries j resentations" in- attempting to eeudiag to Europe *ke«efal hat- REGULAR^ HAMBURG ...... lb. S9c. Fire Chief George G. Graham refused to swap them back again. out o f tha aame window; Tpidem ic^ W aning of OOP attacks upon hU personal link him with a 25-year-oId New tories" of the. aew leag mage said Miaa St. Pierre'w aa sitting Research team reports "drama­ Killed hy Maii|ac 2-35 ORANGES Doi, 5 9 c ^rom which ahe had Uirown the and legal qualifications to become York. City pier lease scandal rechet "Hoaeet Jehu" whMh la l e a n c h u c k g r o u n d ...... Ib. 59c I - . in with the children o f two coupleh tic" and ieemlngly 'incredibla'* capable of carrylag aa - atsudt baby. results in treating "hbpelessly” in­ governor. charging union busting at Harrl- living at 9 Foley St„ when fire Waterbury, Qet. 29 (in ~ The warhead. TW uew wtepiae "wUI ROUND STEAK GROUND .. .7;...... lb. 85c The. child. Donald Martel, and sane patients with new ferm e( . Johnstown, Pa., Oct. 29 — II lb man'a upstiste farm, amJ in chaig- broke out an the aecond floor and -outbreak of polio in N tw Milford be deployed to Eurepe withia tha PEARS Mlsa St. Pierre were taken to eld BBakereot .remedy term India “nie nude corp*e of a', pretty 6- He denounced as lies 11 sdpamte Ing that Harriman “tried to do 2 Lbs. 29c spread rapidly tg tha third floor, probably is "all but over," says next few moathe fer buppert ef F R I ^ . S F R E E Bristol Hospital when they Wen ..Providence man gets chance to year-old girl who left her nearby Items in broaditdes fired by Gov. business’'W ith Adolph Hitler. iMclNTOSH . trapping them. the miUtary fercce uudrr Gfim ’ IW lO M treated for cuts and bruises. The Dr. Jamee C. Hart, chief of |hc be heard in court again after three ConemaU^ home to play Hallow­ lYiomss E. Dew-ey and U.S. Sen. Even aa Harriman waa deliver­ ' F “Fresh^y-Fi^” Fruit and Vege- • S T A * . An alarm was quickly put in. three other childnn and th e. Are- State Health Dept'a. Bureau of and half yean In prison beckuM een "trick-or-treat*' was'.,found, Irving M. Ivee. RcgA-bliCsn candi­ in g hia blanket rebuttal. Ives made .AUivd .M. Gni rather." ^ uble Derartment will feature native potatoes from. and four fire companies sped to ■ Oian who brought .them down Preventable Diseases, who diriikes of c^me police eay wne never today in-the gh«)aUy surroundings date for the iMst Dewey will leave a new charge— that Harriman ^waa HMTW MLT aM KEKR SHSEEIS I APPLES the scene. But before they sirTived. calling the New MHford attuation Mrnuel Joseph of Ellington at 35c for a ten pound 3 Lbs. 35c w e n tnated fo r smoke inhalation. committed.. ' . of a grave yard. Cooemaugh Po­ Jan. 1. , , -- - arrested in 1934 as s' director of STOCK MAKKJET RKTRKATB Miss St. Pierre threw the baby out aa "epidejnic." Harriman. New Deal and "Fair ra g and those w'onderful Idaho bakers direct from with Iha.parchoia of two pochogw Dianaood WaofharwP^ salt. Tha other three childnn in-the Chance or red hot court hatUe lice Chief George Fqsko said the an insolvent corporation that Ive* New Verfc. Oct. 29 uP)—Fhv the window, got the other three Dr. Hart, in a telephone Inter­ between huge Bethlehem Steel chOd '.*w-aa murdered by a fiend.” Deal" diplomat and cahittat' mem­ aaid "victimiaad" amall investor! ttm firth 'etnOght aaosMu ,thp ■ Idaho—ten pound mesh bag 79c. - c- trapped room wen David Mar-!; children near another window and - p r u f HONEYDEWS Each 45c tel, 4, and Deborah Lam m , 4. and view with a reporter here .yester­ Corp. and Justice Dept, ever Feeko aald the death "la the ber. safd Dewqy’ was guilty-of flvaj. ^ 90 million dotlan. I'vea added aterk uuirlrst heat a qulat la- jumped herself. day. said there were three, reasons bar sister, Joan lA m ln , 2. . m e ig e r' plan with Youngstown work o f a maniac.'' ■. lies in contending Harriman that the charge qgahist Harriman treat May^ eu ttw Slih wnt- The parHita of tha chUdren. Mr. fo r believing the dleoaos U on the -ahored in miUlon-doUar profits at later was dlamiased. venAy of the great eraato - X' PW bQX and R oubud Sheet. Steel and Tube Oorp. seems Deputy Cambria Colinty Coro­ J Fireman Robert ItoCaugbem and.lCra. John Martel and Mr. ana wrane; , greater .., Baals Research Corp. ner Richaril P. Wllkinaon ordered the expense of investorstn a Polish John P._ McGrath. HarrinUiTa also give you mere SALT dlmbad up an -extansian Jaddar Mrs. Joel Laadre. ware at -their 1. Tha normal end af tha poUo announead- naw and faster labora­ an autopay but aaid reaulu' will mining d fs L ' campaign' 'manager,' retorted that Sgeiats at I X -J -vitaimnsatalowprice. - and pasaetl them down,'jereamlag Jobe Ja, Hartford whaa tha. fire eOseon is at hand. tory preccea i&r greyrhig algae not be known for.aeveral boura. He iccused IMwey of "a Ua sa iVea la now -“trying to blame" ths ■dlM tty e f COo but aafe. Ut tte anna o f waltbqr Btarted MMrtly after iS o’clock. X Ih e waathar haa ttmmd eool. and saya development holds Feako aald the litUe girt'a face well aS a legal . abauidltY' in chaj- Tloover depreation" ea Harriman. promise ot ending, world . food leaging Harrtman'a lagml allgibUlty 2 f o r 2 T * 3 *% u r ehUdren, tha b b ^ (Caae an P age abortsgeo. . ' ' (CaattMwd ea Page Fear) - to bocome governor. Dewey had (Oeedaeed 4b Pag* Whaetami). I-.. r y f - i -y . r V f

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