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C it iz e n s : ,x r X ELECT THIS OUTSTANDI^iO ,X- X i CITIZEN; X " xl ^ ; ■ i,xX ■ ■ l x - X - ‘ :/ tkn'hekiw. Mid maa k y~A •x; ^ MARCH 3.-1S33; and JULVy2, . 1!t4»: (TITLE 39, UNITED The. formation o f Coflndciiguf' M .e^al Service to active praetke^X. > surgeons, STATES CODE, SECTION }tribkc it possible for you to have the best sufgical- oral iH^-actitionefs . . . arc CMS ■■ 2.33't . „ ■/ ; cians. They /detetmine ks pi /.X medrcal-mafernity care by the |>hysician of your V' Of Manchester' Evening,' Herald, and guaiaoi^ SERVICE B^NfellTC Helen hi. Fitzpatrick PhiUip tta ^son I Edwin M. Kose / hfatthew R, Baton - publlahed daily Except s2>day at choke M,^tiie fow^ possible. cost, ' *N Members. - / x.^, • X Mancheater, Connecticut, for Oc­ tober I, r9S4., ’ '/x ;; ' • ■ 8i50,000 of your\:omiecticut neighbors In^d CMS M eiBber^>L 1. Tlie riamra and addreas- ^HATYQUGElasa -/ - X(Af ter you pull th^ second/ipyer be sure tp pu^htup the pointer over the nOihrte POE arid leave it there) ea of the publ'ishef-, editor^' man-_ aging editor, and business mana­ -The ,improved'CMS Preferred Contract, providipl: ^payrnents for the following WHY 2. -X NKD CMS to coHiRlotf yoRf f•■lily MsbI’mc^. p r iiw gers are:-'" ■ ' services (listed iii detail in the CMS Regulations^ when performed by any licen.sed ?u^hltahera;;Th4in"a F. F'erguatm, doctor of medicine (M .D.) anywhere in theyworld: It is the on^.surgkal-m^kal plan with these plur femures: X ; FOR and WaRcr Ferguson, Manehosterj- X. FOR CONSTABLE BOARD OF EDUCATION a tailor-mb^ for Y.OU — designed by Connecticut people to ineti lke BdBds of O e m m ORe ^ Conn - people-'\': . ,.x^. "y.^; ■ - ■ y I /-■ , 1st m$Tlti:{^mas F. Ferguson, \ 1 X . ; . , Manche.stcr.Xj^n. SwiMt rInI FrietBrts ' x ' • benefits gualfArueed by\your own. doctor X^-X / . / ■X! I ^ ^ Managing E^tpr, .Thomas F. Hajor and minor surjgical operations, as'well as When you <6r enrolled family member) are a60 for the >1 . dress must be stated and also Im services of the operating ,Mrgeon fi)f one opera­ ,' starting on the fourth day„4>f' your hospital stay, • the plan that can ^i^mntce SERVICE BENEFITS ^ -3 5 7 7 / N / ' jnedlately thereunder the naihea tion, up to $|,&00 a year for a combination of up tp a total of 12Q payable]days pef yeaf. V*! and addreaeea .-Of stpcikholders > X- ■ -x\^..- . X / •N \ ■ operations’. / X ■ owning or brtl^llhg one per cent of TPX-- total amouht'-Qf stock. If, not • owned by a .corporation, the CMMbirth " X-rays VDortorV O f^ 3re M STeief ■ •,"X names'and addresses of the Indi-. X-rays when taken |n the office of* a doctor of ^ Vitiupt owners; miist be given. U Childbirth an? surgicifl treatment of miscarriage, - Q\yried by a Arm., company, or oth after husbUiid. ■ ...... 9 t3431 - -1- , «r uninebraorated concern, its 'ship for 9-5611 L .-ry . X name add address, as'well as those . live date ; v^' of each individual member, must (Prenatal care is not jnjchided.l radiologiaM: service. CUT^MEDIGAtr SERVICE, ING.' X--^ be given.} " . spoasotitr-ajrriit coaateTiesT itati MreicAt socitf'lr' ,. -/Herald Printing Co.,,IncT Man- les wMjratT Aymut.XkXe. tox isse • at« »A¥ra *, ceaacerreuT' 4ffc DfSTMer A- '..r,. > V t , • , -• cheater. Conn. Thomas'F. Ferguson, Manrhesr X-- 913822 , , ■ . ter. Conn., and Hibbard N. Alex­ YO jlf G H 0 F/T REGARGUSS GF YOUR IREGfAEl 's.> • - r * this AppiksiR^ «f»d. MMiil it tor - % X: ander, New Lpndon, Conn., Execu- SoiviKE KNlfnS (excL with CMS!) " eoaiMUMTT mip^^NT BiaaBfMiMT. coNMcncvT ' aMpica^-^vica. aMptok-^vici. r; o. btog o x -. 1 *90, mmivm w 'inbum m u b h 'a, ^ itm m m em m X 9-4055 Richard A. Rosa, Jr. Leo'-BIan^etto; . Louis P. Georgetti Ronald Lingard “■'■'■I ■« X' .'V X tors of the ealatea of Thomas Fer WHAT rr COSTS / t '. . . ._’■ ■ ■■- ,4 gii.son ahd Ronald H. Ferguson. The |Pgrtkipa!liiig Bhy^kka accepts the CMS X Leon A. Thorp, Manchester, Bvery thiee months: ; . , X X WilUam«. Buckley . ponn. ,.■• ■• payment at|Jiis fuff fee for services covered by ? i; ^ EUen M. Lin; the, Contract whfn the iMember's, anfiual______iamiiy , - Subscriber only A 4.25 / • . . 3; That the hnown bondholderii DO NOT WRITI Fllfcliv* , nbeT^hip; FOR SELECTMAN TOWN CLERK V TOWN REGISTRAR ' moitgageea, and' other IT security tftcome does not exteed\d\ Z Subscriber and one'enrtjlled family' ~|N THIS BOX - Dale- 0»Cran»’ 4. Pauthtey., Q . "uc; . . the.jm^^ot: Jb.&erwliek^. to pabd Last year 53% ctf at! CMS patients were entitled or oth er'F ^ral hospilalsX , . services Jdniidted, eVV » -'V ' aub4k:i^rs during the'*12 . months to and received SERVICE B ^ E F IT S . AH addj- by otherThan ;a doctor ,of nkdkjneXfM-D.) T '.'v a ~ nj|> tbs'date shown, above Daughter □ . Roger IL N%n> V X ^tional 11%, altboiigh ebrning more (bkn the ; payment for surgkaljasifsfanisXi^tty. W-bthefi e ■ , ' .S.'' SUa M. Quiah.: -Anthony £ . Bayles' Emannel S. Solimene T ow a rd -F. Moriarty miaaiiii.i Sin ||. k , , ;E.lhyHblilm|-: U d ^ B: Sologioil ‘ SERVTGE BENEFIT inctitne JevCIs, were nm_ than the operating surgmn.-W I^ (■'enajn dental- I certify thai I am cligibk an^ hereby-Jipplyrfor Membership in CMS Coettrmcf M'- XX.' ItHtarg'^'any additkmal-amiwnt by the doctor.^ In turgkal procedures are'appfii^d fin the Schedule W 757 ■ x : r-- specified in the Coqiorritioa’g Regulations. understand that ngithet imyMn o o f “ W- >V • L Jltk ^ y inw'CMS Participating Physkian has of Operations.,Opcjrations.' generaL^italgenera)];A|nta1 cake,,cajrc,.. such'as ex- members can hold-duplicate.membership in;Uie Conaecucut Medkal ^prtfkt. IfiC X- . -- .r IThig'Information ia rsqu —’4*'— W a ^ - i: i, daily pubUtatUona only.) , * . made a signifi<^L,c4:1X * '1 • ' ■ / 1^, Sworn to and subscribed before .i-.-S^-L -r; a ^ ' '>w ■ • . Jk X .-a a ■ a a .. ■ A ■ i-.A. X ; _ ' , t . V sie this 1st ...... iM .4 .. i 4- ■■'''l/’' 4 ~-x' "yy y 4 : " : '•-- r :-' y ""--A X )... 7 - - -' a. I, \ •..* • .- y y . . ‘r ’X''■ •' L 'AVj , X ' m . * , ?- • ?(-/ ’• *'- ' ' - ' x ' ''1 \ V'-•v-;^4' '. T ’’ ■ -I 'y'm y T T t - ■5: : - J- !'• y-iy vyy y^yiM Bx j y - X y 4 ' t'"* '» ' i ■ If. ’X x . x ■ X .' / X '■ /i’- X 'X-x A . ; V y '■7',r - " ■'''X i - i f ' j ; : ■ -iC -y ' ..‘-[J'- X’- '■ >' ‘ '■ ' ' ■ '-f ■'Xx's], \ K ■' ' i \ y ^ - • ■ ^ X , ■’ X '-S . ;x- m y . : i X ■ M^NGHESTE R E V E N IN G ""tAI^CHESTER, i 19 M 'X -' ; \ \ . MANC«^y’Eft l^VENyk^AjlA-MAN 2. 1954/ t - PAGESB1 TT and up .W-- _Wv_ IZ_ ^ ifoiirlr^i^ hiddan IB ^tu n ictniamm ich ■ t a - ^ detalla. n 1 ^ piece W ■Aeia,'^ V in ■ N. / ■ thaiiftai all imaXo Itaelf, thanvour own -relt) E tititittg |{ m ^ ice upon thare, and the/ lato^^ toire. ^ e ihay no l e n ’l^r. BOCUm. . vioua later hke bletolng the toabm ^ers^*!^ \ jBvcTybne.^oo, muip ufate aa N T X f ; / N O wa ought At least to.^contone that edi X,- pubilqatlona In toe ..Opeh^ Eonim will not toNl^at Runian/hurtiyaa mgy coexistence,'ft' leMt totweed'tlitoij jfU sn u t^ publication If they contaih more than 300 words. m ___«'.■ .. bs. dbmowy,. th ls ^ another W rt and. US; is • HeipMd-raMrvas tha right to decline to publish toy m atter Wj^nis p^telw 1. of liiyRuaalaiy^are offence.' ^ libelous or which -is^ In bad taste. Free pxpressloh T O YOU! bvtotniy, too/la intandied .to' ./v . , \ „of pc tttcel Vtows ib^eSired.-by., contributions of this charecter •Ai 1 -/b u t 1( ^ tu which are disfaffiatory'Or abusive will be rejected. .’//X ■■ - ' / the ptoy ..and the m><>Ulght ■—>111 . Ii ['4 iMa 6®e* to rtdhT , -i^wUh axj^Hanca la nMdad. F m-n ' •‘'V ' \ ’V- ^ luntbla, like Manchta- many ' Ytarb Jaff .kept • Sports alive «Wp^ frMii' President Elseh- '^ l a y in the school building pro­ ■ X THIS T o t^ 'E d ! . isr; will h ^ a town election.ectloi Vot­ in tha, City of Hills befora moving T^.A'M: K Ex\!/,:M/0’I*D A h c ^ r 'a /kJto"**|'^®*‘*P**'^* P's^- gram. You are on the school bulld- ers will seleH jJandldates for, po­, to .Msrnchaiiar.^ > x^Af f*•»••••••••••• a^ffb|)oied to attack the ' Havinj^>heen.^M(pr«'talG(;to % iUg committee and ahduld know sitions otrths BoaiXi'ot'Education,,, I 'Ofaata/thoat of KoaiacK’a------tiWa- ip •\ "X ICflflBS •••••«, better. Where are toe final plana M Kontlui ■•••••»••«••••• tqidto’ problem indirectly, Y a n k e e law office, y e a f/\a n d Board of Assesspra and Belectmeiu, j5?P to* jti# sciontii «f !bo(hidlng to s Ftod virui of realialng h d w ^ /« to t it i t t< for toe high .schootT Why btame Electing town'olfitiiMs the'same ] iwmHion “* /'“5™/toamM! mwa- ' •yf-r vimny •«••••«••»•••«••«• T By A. H. 0. j the Board of Dirrotors when wpn yes'r as a. gubernitoSiV csmpW^^^ ilta M***toH « d 'l)li^ fa b a ii , ----- o»*r f •*!»••*** ** >V!Wks? with the atom into Town cn^rk tVto exac/jn tlye per-yi tho.l school building commttfto \ 1* world'djioUtici^ system. The torptan«e.ofdiHi dut-oe, ind toe fkAsn't seen them yet T is also being kfld. year-ojd ^ X • \ ; i --xi'' . 'V-i V rjrbody, sooner or 1 a t e i In regards to the Keene.v'stpeet town baa been busy discussing pol- \ itoimah pUm, W it is piie<«nW at tei; the ftauhchly RepubltcaP repent circular »U.itribHted' Itlc* tiSr the .part sCver^/Veeks ■ I*/-AL /'•: '../.s ■ "Xt X SchobI, your sponsor Jay Rubinow faf - of fans will bs bn 'hitod t o '' eineer X -''" . leaat, attaeka the inalh problem df e;hard conservative Connecticifi toony/BaylekAin behalf Of jili Who’a AH and wilt continue' to do . so. tor was directly responsible for Utot not only the efforts of to# pe'H orm -^ / ^ Umea more direc|l/'j^piM- ouse of RepeesentaUves. caudidacy to '. toe Office' 1111 weeks to, epqiiC^ ./ X X- Town Clerk rdiher s'uaiy amusi^ delay /hen he died hj* mkudiunus er*,- but toe men.beblnd>4^ icenes A-nd' yet eyfii those' whp. a'bu I lohg to a ■Voting will, Ing,' DOW, what.Jt had'beeiiTioi He. ov.erlooka..ccipip!ejdiy the -li action in c'ojiA. Any law adding And when toe .aomswhrtf'ratnv the Eisenhower, plan mi It-.-are always 'discoveryig' g o cltiiie'n thehy had no alternative m w babk home.ln'' -k Va named fog-both electi ice of jeH rings 1^X611/ 'crlj[ i \' 4ie.es for .it' standard of efficiency created 1>y Herschal ileWhey.. ’!» bad 10 Sventually lead tp' So, if the R/a- Samuel Titfkington who has .acted to^ await. >toe court's'decision. X Orp/ing' Palt)s\ automn air, RoqkvtSs' rsrtdents . .L, -- ^ ;At,...the nwrten|>dt 'is ;/dlii/tihe -T|S, could knqve move uuntil n t/ to* de- ' thumbs. Haying -10 thumbs pre­ ' ' Not to be/outdone by sqrround- WiiKknow it's "Old Hohas .vysSyiy .»• aians are-aincerk, > this eoulii/iln- existence of^the '^muclMitofed as - Town Clerk ' for almost ' 30 years. ' X/ > was"vas made.^xmadeX 'X' sented emain-pfoblama. For one' Ing town*/Cpvenfry I* experienc­ Nickel Buys' A Lot / X.^x, .! .'-V • • House which’ is savtn)r/5rtnhMtt- thing eyerytime Herschel took his deed take the play away from the . Tlie. local'.,'j'cwn d e ik 's office learned Judge" King sgid ing growing' 'paih»', an,d.'Wtth\toem Thera are ihany items /idckeV ' ! X Eisenhower proposal. Artd,,,lf they cut, W’hlje'.'/at .the' same dime,/its that ."'Khe Court is /ihahle to find handsymll of hla pdqkeif he looked i c '^ e ■ /usiisl,: controversie/ bought it on# time that/ir# now^^ ! ■ -X existfMCe-permfts orfr chief, state has a statewide reputation tor like Kewas hitchhikthgr- Ha was xt are tosinceto. It aUll mW amount courteous, proiiipt, and acevrate any cteaKJustlflcatl^ in ihe Char­ mdsy's; town meeting, the much morVeapenslve, biit ffatban cMiUdates to hayS g fine tlmf of too/bashful to. refute a/Aft, so be Freedman, local bustogsi: man- _ • tale.. service to all who have occadion to- ter for th* claim ■ Of ths'plalntiir of Mucaiion and North X TH H» to'a distraction, /or a/Ums, until , 41 promising tj (RubinoW)\fhat the approvati of sn^nt most Of his tlms. 't^ing to y Fire Chief Michael Oall- has furrtlshgrt jwoof th at inflation J52.i I rtepeaUliMtsr ter come .-'in contact wiUi it- ,'The - «ppe«iiiic^. aA* BpViet ^sincerity ia/expoped '’and We don't knoyf whirh'.niWdl mimeographed circular which Mr. tba^ bond i s s ^ by the board -of /e t back home from Charleston or ma.v, mince words. Chle| Gaily not. hit thaXti^WBpapsfxjndus-.rxjndi • ..'s. .v ^ S u m B ^ a a d «Mn' readtas nifltar demonstrated. ' data is going to wind up mskjing direXtqrs to r-/ certain type (of Cincinnati (once from Nova Sco-. Jeels 'that s waterhole. ” coin- M jto y ^ / l W iBByiat«r Btenlny Hai the morn handaoine promises Bayies ha.s distributed indicates X X. There is andth^x^Miwuty that'.be la not qualified to act as scho^ exltaugt^the board's po/- tig). Herschel had a hard itm# letoly/ fencetl in, \shnuld he cqn- - Reoohtly Nats ' watksd Into The adrartlMnc ^loautc hoon: about what will he done toth Town •-Clerk, nto iir/he fahilliar er of 6Mttol 'as1 p. m. Mdiw. „ w'tilch also ha/bordered, money the atate hasn't got./.W> : built fog. the 'monW.-': Theretore, but prolUable business for hi ’c^ 'y \of i the Woonsocket Patriot x V .’, ___ , 4 p. m. Menoap. nuspect It will, as Is usuall.y the \vlto ' the duties' of /he Town where the new elemarjlary. schppl 'ediweaw—1 P- XL Toeadap. it is that U^'l^uSi^.ans are not Clerk's office. H? meke/peference the judgekclearly beldilhat in this seif helpiiig people push in thiuhb is being built. , ' There /h'a've been quite' — ' l l —1 P. *», WedneaMjr. fcmling irtjW^r ^ a c e offensive. It ease, b? the candidate, whoj nil tack*. ' However he ^spends Jmost changes" piade since that m. being 111 power and In offlee, to proccs.s' fees '-itiig. paiti to the respect there wks hblnvasioritof "School ofriciai* claimxit would is th/ir^ whattver their reapous, Town Clerjt- Just w hat heXpieans the General/tahagfef'x d irim en t of his money bn his hobby-^whlch be a hasard and intend to oppo.se 1890 ISsiie of the Rhode — - _ _ jiasn't actually tasted the pro- is lobbying for a City Onllnanc* - 10:*)ji. m . ___ U s / a r * actuaUy wiUing to com- by process fees is vague, but'-if h* by to* Boardvof Oifeoiofs. .Sii>ce the mhye openly at the lU'eetlng. paper rdlle^'off the presses, biK^Jt eadapt laturdap — toss of living with A .it stir is referring to fee* paid for service t^ e- immemoHal th*;'-w|l*ietive which would outlaw di/u teis brought a faw chuckJsa when it. H ’* budget. ' ' /., Both are'no doubt correct i/their JvUt thent^lvto to policito and of ql\1i process UieSe are paid to bdi^ of a town has been in chai'ge phone's. thinking, ^ The fire depsrtment, Was noWd in' the upper lefthand \ October 3 agraemento Which will Ughtan the But it may be eomethinig' of a the constable or sheriff servinjt Xur** stririgX R e fe rrin /to ------~ —. ■ ' / knows the 'Vflu* of ah adeq^te corner «f th* pgper that th* price close race, and beforp it if over it wsa 5-cent*. ~ \ burden everybody in tha, world ,is toe papers, and not to toe Town the expenditure of/tlm bond money, ness-tralned incumbents. A ■vote water supply Hi time.Of fire. •\ t i la safe tOf guess that the present Let** Keep\In^ i-.-S dontrpvareial many peo- jhliilstratton would have to /l* * be entitled to a.salary of'*T,000.00, in terest^ to know, the contents of new revenue measure. *' and requested toe hiring\m Mr. capltaiX improvements, perking, course, cah be better judged by ahouM be ^ oppose this some highly unpleasant and ritor; employes, who nre at present pmd Iftarn the salaries of railroad X !T '. -'X./ / ous. things to build it Up, and it revipusly declared that Mr. pV*’/ ”’®- \ - flicts, - • \ - \4uct, for municipal virtue, la not Russian reaoluUon./Suppose we out of toe Toy/n Clerk's fees> Crabtreh would not come to town Bhii Hfrrison for workers. The article contained 280 ' CONSTAILES / . must, gjvd him considerable pain would - also beedme part of - the Ijegion to Rescue mutowa^e. I t cannot deliver itaeif found It something We could take. n(| because iihe heavy Main BoUrtg^of Dlrectorii, Jeff Koelsch has managed to odd word*, but. failed to Hat the tp find. hlfnSelf forced, by toe ■Town pa.vrpll. VVhSL is wrong with name of the attorney genersit ;/ \ imjEED toltarif, \\Theii we would come up against eager generosity of his opponent, Pttoet contHbutors to'the Repub- / \ Your/truly, hop from the .sports page Onto the continuing in office a proven high­ , School TroitWe Also. ■ikAdCM -l/M the unpleasant Ueij jlfat We our­ into the ■ process of going to the ly qualified indlvldUK' in a j^si~ llca/w-ar chest demanded that Mr. / \ ' Bhillp Baror editorial by wsy of, assisting with \ ■-^,!l^bee mho. believe one way or La'd-rSnee be kept. / ' / \ ------x\ / ths Rock.'ills American Lejegion French Canadians took th* Issd selves are in reality just as un- cupboard and throwing the mil­ tion which he has capably >nlled bneeXtoe General Manager for/ '"AH: QiMificattons IPiidther, to municipal affaire, but lions aroiind^for this and for that. for many years? y.^ fo^bail team. !. * ... . story with their rebuttal ag'alnsl who rely'upon aomebody elae to pr.ep^^ for disamanient as we And Rlbicoff, when he is not cam­ got his ilK^vised declarations and To -the Kditor't wdlnartlyj^ neither Lord Jeffrey the Manitoba LeglSlstiire for seek­ r - Helen E. Anderson-. ing to abolish the official use of fuard thmr conviction and Uielr accuagtoe RusslaiU of being. Then paigning, is sensible enough to I f Andehcon Street hired Mr. .&abtree, plsns for/he Th* Board oflRrsctors of\Man- nbr the footbillers would rate meh- the f ig h r ^ r dig^toianient would' know that, if he were elected, his Keeney Str^l School proc/ded cheater should inys psopis "faith t|oh here, but the aid the Leilon French in the schools. .> mtereet, are runnlnit the rtim that l‘ offering a group of b0vs\ is. first "and. moat dominant concern ^ “A Few; Observations’' and are proceeding rapidly; The business training, ,\Phll!ip Ha Page three carrliyl a story, about •mnebody. elaa may dC^nd upon not be a flg^BiJth.ftusala^ but oiie mlnutp of the BMrd of l^ectora. ,*on has all the nsi/M rv oth1 csrtatnly noteworthy: ,lh yeirs' the Buffalo Bill Show, which at wiWoutoelyaa. And wa woUjd Rn^ would be to'oreate toe impression To toe Editor, Xef \,- •omebody elie, loo; ' ^ of solvent, businetpi-llks efficiency I wnqld like to m4kc a few ob­ w-ilj show- Hnfa'th/bosrd was not qualification* plus h i/ businesi gone by th#' Legion has backed the time was touring Europe. A '' Democmey .bCKlna at home. And it a•horriblA.,temptation to duck in the state government, so that he servations relating to the state­ responsible for the\jel»/ Trying training and experieneeX -tootbail teams, mighty, good ones Rhode‘Island resident was a trom­ \ It dies there, loo, if we do not core out of this figkt And this decision must have some di.saste. too, for ment which Mr. Poe madtf'toroiigh to put the blame onXtoe present Pdlicy-maklng on the ^ard of ^ bone soloist and evMently kept by relying, as'toeXRusstgns have making those. prornisps which, if i'our column in regards to his can­ Board of Director* seeiKs to me to Directors of Manchester IsXuju.si-1 ' l*t«. because of other activi-' the paper posted on the doings of about meeting ,ita dutlaa and ob> be the work of a proM»*^al pub- ness" pb|icy concerned tyith i ^***- *■»* not-given sup- the travslling unH,/. done for so long, on exaggerated he had -to keep them, would.seri- didacy. liimtiona aa w ^ aa a h a rl^ its ouply, diminish him chtoces of He strcs^'.that he is a Demo­ relation man hired by big-! d/elopm^t of tbs' r& IP”*'*- a club. This season, des- , The jisusi run of now outdated \Iibertiea '^ d privileges, mialnUirpretaUona '/\w lia t the establishing that kind of admini­ crat. I am Sure that the Democra­ luonw. / \ ‘source* of Manchester, municipal Plte the heavy burden of erecting ads was found inside inriuding.a r other aide is offering, «7i stration. , Mr. Poe. toat is how/bne | runstnicUon abd other p r o b le m a / '^ r e q u e s t by a ckrtoon showing a mother scrub- ' ,.\*^Iust a town ellctiohT" tic Town Committee would not • -' /'■ ; 'That idiraae,, and that attitude, strategical delays, on > surprise ;ifet. cjmically "speaking, h o t h have endorsed him if he practiced gpixl DemocratyTeela about the that arise in a/ast growing c o m - *'” *^*"^ received a»>proy- bing a yoking boy's ears. The e*|)- - - T E R M — c^troversy over details. This na­ candidates can hit toe' promise vhat he stated about hi* political gituation. and / am sure many\tounlty. , ' ’ w j _.X / tlo’n under the bucket- of eosp aiids / — ■TERM y x - .. la nothing more or 1em~{han the trail with relatively light hearts. affiliati'dn. X'~'-, more feel the same way, \ Vote for Phillip Harrison for ] s. desirous of participat­ read. "Yoii Plrty Boy." After tid­ hegiiining of disease, tion of ours is'in the midst of the The good , old House of Repre­ Sincerely yours. BOprd of Director*. ing ihWridiron competiUem. formed ing \that diie, it, w is genersllv' N O V E M B E R 1954 to NOVEMBER 1957 The Clti*ens-Committee boast s- tesn/and started practice. After iER 1955 to NOVEMBEA 1958 \ - T^et'a keep in voting trim. heaviest reliance up?m military sentatives is still In existence. of supporting 6 Republicans an/ 2 4 Catherine'‘^Fitzgerald Yours truly, agreed by' all - viewers that soap / force and destructive/ power it has IM s Republtcan. but it doesn't Democrats of this group and^ pro­ Richard Simrn.ons they werVfonvinced that a formi­ ad-s have come: a Ion,, way in the dable clubNvas in the makihg/the 4^- ever known. To give/thls up is per­ care Vhethfer the campaign prom­ mulgating these endo.wmenf/Mr. Urges Straight Vote past 84 yearx though no one has ises it operates dn are Democratic Baokgrouiwl" yet found how keep little boys ’Si LJve^ T he H ook' haps the- only way’ to\savc man­ Poe and the other few Deuwwrata To the Editor; to or Republican, x aarociatrd with t,his gyOup/re bet- If yoii have looked at the ■from geUing their ears dirty. James Duffy . ^ Vishinakyat the Ui ;NaUons kind. l|ut_^t Will/'neve^ be easy. Candidates propto/ but it dis­ teg Repub'icans than democrats; Vote fnr ' l^g-ionnaVr* summkd up the "Nat*]figiired the present day Samuel' J; TurUngtoR cjnt advertisements for the Roeea ^ *«loh thi-w a.V.^'e,W ant to help has carried w tantitigihg. So, even while W wait to see how poses- .- X ■ and the DemocVatlc Tpw;n Com­ members' bf 'the. fourth estate publican candidates you w’llL of ^ Prople and \ h a t finer way would enjOy seeing the old paper. hivlting, i^ut: \s U |i. ,tncdlwliuii^ much the Ru4sl|uie' really mean And. candidates at once resent mittee took the proipe/ courie'of noticed g "]^oup of peoplexr and treasure this: They resent the' action. He says he\i;ncovered-It *1 out''10 / H ^ a c e offensiy* ^ Russia forwA'd tlibl*.jiew ai^proach, w'e have some sentatlve,"of all walks M lif*. »ii. u . .riarrison _ ckp x providex, . , Man-j1 ------that our iioys are aWg to engage yearxago v-'Yen -cleaning houta at Idea. that somebody is going to .As a matter of fact, I think that experienced or well qualified ***** "***" In sthletlcs." TOWN TftEASURER another big, s ^ tantalising thiakUij|>6f our/own to to. tto. have more pow-er than the Gover­ the state' law 'pre/ides that, any his Rhode island property. represent-tlve.,Deople o^Manches- niM'a approach to it*,many prob-1 Ted Ventiux and Alex l^rguBon. person actively /orking .against •/I 1 .■ notch. ■ \ nor of the. state. But they treasure ter in governmj^ ojir t/vn. _ . . ; two men know t way '.' ^ - '-jjaascwBaKL'::” ■■ In his opening address at this, It when they .feel like letting their the interests of /his party or who Phllilp HarrUon has a line back*-1 around a footbrtl field, are I^SE BOTH HANDfi P eace Bitde C m ing^tF p anendlng Imaglnatioh riin w-ild does not intend tn support hi* Each on/ln hls/own right lach- ‘ kession of th^<3eneral\Xsserably,' warrants spefcial cqlfslderatlon of gvouhd in thextype of leadership, ing the team arnTthm-gh they .ad- Da.vton, Ohiq (iPi— Balt shop during a campaign. "They can be party's prin^les or candidate^: th#* p^licy*makini;'.BoErd of'mit eoitip rou"1i ed^s are ii\ proprietor Benny Chambliss, who / - ViShinaKy began. Witil abuaa and Tw /;to tto Asian nauons wtocll may- Be erased from such patty's his, orr her tklents/ As a group pretty apre that they can get-into they will -t/arryybilt the peoples Director* of the Town of Man-1 dence,------have - - high hopes for .the has captured hundreds of thou­ historical judgments aa one^iided,' did to t appear at the Manila Con-'ftof‘<^« ""d «ven put up a fight for ehroilment /ist. Chester needs. '" club. ___ / '' f htoie^'wrnmlaeia a nelNakm: ekii. wishes as tlfay yave already-dem­ sand* of worms 'during hi* life- and even leaa oonnectM ^ th ' this ference ape launching a^plan for IhetCipromlses. andAtUt:escape thi You ar/right, Mr. Poe, you are I urge vote* for Phillip Harri-] Returning to ^eff, pothlh,; could 'lime, gives this advice,to anglers; embarra-ssmenl of having to keep ungrateful and disloyal .’to the onstrated! i VW can be sure of tiuth,^ than the poUMcal Warfare a confei;hnce unlike ahy hitherto these people./ghey . have served us son for Board of Director*. be m ore-fitting than to have, the V'Get on your hands and k i^ s . / . therm.. ' ^ Democrotlo party! Youfs tniiy, \- Which dominated Mr. OulleS open­ held tn the poet-war world. wen for y— ^ former Rockville resident on .hxnd P i/ your dashlight ih.your tobuth. Il's a qtcpxtoing toVhave In Yoij/claim .in ymir statement Fred Annulll. St a time when a veteran manager Use'^oth hapits." ' ,, ing speech. ' IJ would be a conference whlcii' the hackgthnnd, that r^tinn- that/ou ran the nrsk lap "unen-!' . Their on^nents can otter only two tolngAto the people of Man- ' But, when that function, had would exclude those who threaten sryi_ narrmv-mlnfW,: aha^ron- Vuirmered;" Parhape your meaning latlc, rotieli bortogh .iHousX. of i*/diH«rcnt from mine. 'Isn't It cheaterlW/Teeommend them, jirom- / ■ been ” acc«npllahed, Vlamnsk-y the pehce of the East, on the one Repreaentativea, that piHcher of t/ie-that before you received the Ise* Mt^pxst performance aa. Btruck into hew territory. hand. And also exclude those whose penniea, that atopper of progreea/ tisetis Committee's endor.-»ement minoclxy ' members'' of various’ X . Ouite abruptly, he prea'ented^ an aniwsr to that, threat to the peace that dlrtatorahlp of amall minds, you had to go before their inquisr Anyone cart .p£'omise and \ . X. , • ^ X ' Idn't want abynnf who hgd . official reaolutlon, something, for that saver of candidates from board which’ was armed I Edw;ard H. Glenney Jane M.'Stuck is''primarily military- their own ^nwnitmrnts. / microphone to pickup and p /t (/n such an exhibition as they 1 Christie P. McCormick Carl K. Hultine! the General. Aasembly to adopt,' U Neither Communist China,' nor oit'lape every word uttered on the Board of Director*. ] (t ^o u ld want to^ ’on the subject.'of the United Stales, would be-'in- that night- forTuture.dis urge the people to consider] ■' ' ■ XX - •■.;diaarmament . . y ■ ' mted. ■ ■ \ y , ,, y action, maybe?,. Or facts and then vote for the: FOR SELECTMAfi. V- ^ 'X ^Tbe^two nations' je»dlWg . the you. receive yo\ir endorsem^l tfpublican- slate. Remember to Felix Gremm'o Ruaala thus, put lUelf on paper A Tbought for a bark room' ;betore the nigh your ticket' Is asking for an- With a aurpriUng couimlUneht to way tdw ard . this confei;ence are September 1st. ■ bth** bloc.,' Lets keep Manches- a proposal aubuiltlcd b y . the /todonesia, which originally pro­ M.v I^y^Prayer A1<"1 ■'^ » t^ lf ''slate^-“ 'to ter'^ ■'tj/aditiiinaJly goM govern­ Britiah and*"French. .iiid/then posed it, and India, whffie Nehru ,Once more lynise my/voice to'say, Demobratlc Town Committoe did ment; vdt/rtralght Rep|ublican. jected by Russia,'at the diaarm^A : hiyi now decided to go along w ith I do believe. — / not put any strmgs op ypui ano. ^ ^ r s - truly C. ^^rby Each day my Lord thy blessings, I'm sure, that crtnitoiiteMvotild »>of ..Newdomb,. 'inent conference in London^-iwl tell .vou bow- to voto'.o/any iMue yik , \The nations to be Invited to the I do receive. - r / V- apiiiig^ How murji thl.s piean-s to me, before the Hoard of directors. i X ; ■ propos'sl waa^d-nwh up^by conference, about 30 in all, will be Thy, Heavenly car*. .. Now w-e rome trywha'f T eon- 1 ."Rtniness-TraiBetr' RiofiTRAn O f /V o t e r s A Jhe^riPish" and the French in an toe members/of the Afro-Asian .When 1 can answer ■. thee with aider "a falsehood yrtUr )»tate<' To the Editor,. , / \ ' thanks, x / ' , ' ■ ment.. The presentoBoard of Direc­ The Board of Director* of the I ffdi^ te.r^sojive some ot the dif- Wpc in«toe/United Natit iis. Their tors are - not rojqtonsihle for th* Town -pf Mancl.orter need* buid* j y MUt-OW M TOk SALES ~ kOCkviLLE ferehcea, between Russia and the location to^*"ds from Sue* to the In ^ c ry prayer;,...... X United States on the disarmament PhiUppine's. . . M.v .eyes behold so mueh that, / • ijuestJon. It wais drawn lip, further, Add them all together, and you r calf -see. ■ “-•* j, ■ The Home o7 a E m QUALITY USED CARS in thejvalid .belief that tjie.Baruch w-ould hardly have enough mili­ Thy toving care as it comes. VISIT OUH M6IMEIIN SHOW PUCE TO SELECT YOUR NEXT CAR X P lan, is dead, outmoded, '^iuid,, no tary force to resist a Ctommunist Each' day to me, AMESITE DRIVEWAYS flea. Throiigb every hour mv Lord and I ; OPEN ^ W N G S AND WE|j(ENpS TO V P.M. longer anything eyeiiahe United - God. . , ■ r - EyrntLY msTAUED States itseiT wouTd. ever adopt. Nor, w-ould toe purpose of the ^ I/eel. thee near, Base irrading— Machine Spread — Forms-liet — Power Rolled But the BriUah-Fren'ch proposal ..conferento be to create military A ii/ it unto m'^'toei aud-path,^---- Parking Lot* — Tennis Cotirts — Walks 1950 NASH AMBASSADOR 19.52 CHI .ET ALL MET/L peverthelesa Ksld ilo.ithe jjjain'pw - torre/>3Ws wouldi be a- "peace - To make them clear X 10% FOB CASH TRAN.SACTIONS 4-DOpR SEDAN ! X -] ^ - ' SUBIJRBA ■ ttons. of the' U nited^ates. these bloc" of natinna ^ , Terms. Stcaanged If desired , Oreea 'flntali, radio and hcetsr,]^ Mask Airtemp And w'hcn I-call to thee, dear ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED RV .-pSJto®" w'.ltiKalmniated'wood grain finisfc. , being that the rcdnclion of all It would^ly'on two things for ,alp*eohdltloafiig, overdrive. Seidbm .haver'wn had ^ n r Mwod hew; OfaMfrieb Kllvrrtswn tube left* Lord,. ‘ .-x_‘ . ]’tfee pleaaare of offering for sale a. ear'that has armaments, regtilar and atomici its ow^fi -safety, It w^ould rely In p/ayer, , ' - -white wallrirfft; fiqWer gtUr, heater, cloek, nanny DEMAIO BROTHERS - beea; kept la the eondltloa that this' ear I* in. otaer acceftftnrrifa..’ni* fliie, sabnrhan has been X f John H. Bowen would have to l)e considered as Upon a moral' position in which, Leave with me thfjt love that 1 E.STABUSHED m o - Absolntely immaioulnte and we really mean In Can'Share. driven only 33.000'ftijM and-has been'kept In '/^....Rajnno^ vE. Robinaon of the same world program, by its own s.tand for peace and for CALL NOW — ANYTIME new ear condition.'BeetagU believing. ftuperb eondltion throughout. This Is the thrCs Thijri whatever path 1 may take, - MANCHESTER Ml-S-7891— HARTFOBD CHapkl 7-Ml]f FOR SELECTMAN if the worl4 *'’sr tame to such a nothing else, by its stand 'apart I shall b/fre'e, ■ 1931 PONTIAC CATALINA' HARDTOP sealer, model. New ear guarimlee -" ' i ~ - r ^ program. ’ and that as for the from toe two great, protagonist So I can stop and have a prayer Lights blue- Iwttom w lta-iyory. top. Wlllte wall' 1951 CADILLAC 5I0 DEL 62 “ \ - I systeme In the world, it might With ithee.-., - . tires, custom leather nifalrtor, eemIIo u n i .hratfr7 LDOOR SEDAN . ‘Atomic phase of . dAarmarnent, . . WMlIiam Moore. yfapotllght, fender sklrt*.\ Completely .Origtnni In Black with white wall tire*, eiertrle Wind:..,,,, that would be a progtVsirive af- have immunity froni molestation "'every respect nrtd rwn* Hke a nrtv can -v» ^fairi ending up, rather .tlian \be^. hy othefs. A’part Of neiUier war- SpOhsored hv the Manchester” hydramatte, radio snd healer. BeauUfullv kfpt bji^ Council of Churches.' 1951 PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK x prlginal owner. This ear has been kept'ta show­ g-mung,With, th i dMtiucUon of 'l^g half Of t^ w'orld„'ll might CLUBcouPt: ,;x room eondltion and If It Wn1 displayed in a new Donald Hemingway ' j^rcMnt atomic'stockpiles, this''to stand as a bridge between them. Blue f1nls|i, radio an’d heater, maay other estyna,' CAP fthowrodm; It irould VfVy etftliy dam fop A . take placf oijly'after, controla of V This, it’might be observed, w'ag A beautifully kept par jusf traded In for a.aowi bpohd CAP, 5 far had. been, eatabUsh':^ and ocratie elements in CMchtolo-^ tkis jia e ear to your full aatisfaetton. VOTE FOR j^monatr&ted their potential ef- vakia. - ..j'., green top. Radio and 1952 PONTIAC CATALINA HARDTOP E M tefir^t covers. Many />ther.de-iuxe neees- 'tecUvenesai ' •... .y v-'j 'nie niewr toac/Jblbc-wouldj,aiao Radio aad heater, hydramatte, S tone grey. Many . ^ ig ^ o^^*” **^*****^ CAP, Atwayo .’i This Britim ,jUid French pro; rely, perhaps more souiidly, on'Co­ .fine nceesaories. This la k» outstaaidlng eleoa car well taken care of. by orighuil owner had priced V/ j^sal', containing itha lyiBip essen-: operation within itaeif on eco­ ' ta the very fineat- meehnnlefil foadIHon and has rt the very^lowest. 38 mfaifhs to pay. Nefa cuY guatanlee.'.r; , , nomic tod'social progress. ‘'^ere beew driven a eectifled I7.9|d actual miles. A DOWN THE TOP LEVER-^ LEAVE IT THERE! Oala of thC j^m *” '^ ^ p o tio n , .fine ruaaing' ear with’' a fuIT aew car gimtaatae. Rusrta. has now accepted. a | least is something of sa/ety in toil, tor Priced with the very lowest. I«M PLYMOUTH , I)E LUXE to -'"th* extent of Introducing "i toe Gommunista, have never yet 4-DOOR SEDAN ' 'V.. 1951 DODGE COUPE VOTING PLACES aucceededj^ih m oving'w herS i^ey fr >Mid, the finest MBoluUon instructing the United Bought aow by aa elderly eouptaaud-Just traded ^earo. ^^Mg^ne.w by Its .original owtier, this la for another new! ear. .HR* ACaa dutotaadlag - Mationa btaaimamcnt Ooininii- 4id~ tot have tome portloh of eco­ • rt'rilRwd « JH 0 miles. This W MMIKLL s c h o o l ' " 'iBbinaky silm went, beyond thii. weakneee of-thie ^'peiwi BloC’; H it '"ii. ; _'J" The Rutaian totolutloti )ie* aub- appears^ it wdU not do to juige lt MANY OTHER CARS CHOOSi FROM Mltied ireitt oh to apell out tom(eJ Umply. by the fact that ijt’ has -V ' ...... ' ^ IIATES — ACL GAR^ GUARANTOED tha' detmis involyod, inclu^in^ gunarand no. miUtary alliance, of' -“i^actoptmtoof the pi^^ of i|n- to condemn it simply because i t fa, .. tfajiatlonal ineptotion. ' .y ilot'^A rubber stamp tor what-we. •'•v Bvojtouh),. of, eouito, if looking happM teponaider. the only prac- Bw low BE SlIEE ir VOTT FROM 6 A. IW. TO the meg la tale ointoient A M ticarpollcy in the'/prid. Route $3. WiHiiiNr.ATei|ae. Rackville-^ei: KockTin* 5.2MJT : , d H y , eourta, be theib s r^ We do hot know tW t. ll caiinot ' f ir s t DEALER ON.YOUR l e f t ENTOWNG CITY ^ >-r. r " ' • - - V - ■^-"jX^ y ''x > - '- - i y j y '■■■./ -k ., : . ' XP.- / v x -i - i y - J t y J . ^/V' : . sfa » q- ' ' "v ■ -e* /•' ', x.r;. " - '.T'v, •■•yr'.— ' . - 1 ' ' .-X<___ ' /r-x y ■ / 1 x 7 ' ’-K'~ 'if ys-< y "V ,x V, JI ■f: 0.''f ( ^ fr S' X I'!' .1. \ \- MAl^CHisS^tat EVENING HERA LP,jU NCTESTERy^Q ^^ SATURDAY, OCTOBEB t , m i lIA N i EV K f^C HERALD* NANCH^TER, CONK., SATURDAY, OCTOBER'^-1954 ' ' 1 2 E 2 S L •r 1 , ■/.' X gA G E Iff. w ith eoloiwd sUdaa of^ bkr^ •V .■V .. —■r-^ X T " 7 1 m. mlsilodkrlaa fa India. An -ip- JPnMeiituig jflag / Enfers ^estbrooke Revised Sch^ule Elected Preaiden^, the funetions' of the ss vitatiOn la extended to sU young., D istribu|e^^^ld Her gubjeet will be "TV Role of E dftion adults o f the oKtirch to attend thla S t h e d u l e B egi|i8 a% Wiirds the Templk Slaterhppd-^i In the. meeting. • . i^For H ollister 1*TA \ Of Ladies^ Group FeRtherB^Mouday itome, the TeMple/and'the Ctom- Churc! tlfonlty.'.'. ' Muai^'^ Teachei^ /X / Through the Week v- ■ NOTICNf FUBLIC HEMINEt Dprihg the sixth wpeRot the ^ « ^ n g thA(intr<>ductlona gnd. Pablic heariin^ to d lsc ^ the new pro^am of tl Monday, 8:80 p. m., Girl Scout TW -Hoiliater PTA will bring a TOO 7enthualaatic^Ni5omI Troop 9j 7:30 p. m,, Official .Board Midnight-3 £ in , .. / ^VdiHktoers'iieeded Mtacheater VegeUiMr'A u e 116 n A b'orpa of^’JS Xworkeks from tb'e UUk, Vmuaiegte h m n g e d by Mra. Board of Fisheries and Game will be held at 8-: |ir~r^ Owifrentln—I dprek ; ' K. o.^ 2 a.m.-4 a.m, '''•'Ad.Bbnd / little^ touch of colonial France; to gathered'/^nUy' in the me^ WMrf Krauae.ulT Walnut St., lo- l ^ t o r meeting: 7:45 p. , m., Gle'ancr'a. Mart, aalea weiw'37,606.60 with 'ofe’s "G.o^ -'Sav^ League'Of/Women V,»<. .'iVVonihtebrs Needed four voting dlstricta M ^ay to u^^ed And brilllaht'planlat. wi menta. is pictured lii thisj ' . Jten EduaAilj. rarnil of longest st4ndiag/'ln the wSCS the seaaon in the form of a play / toes. 178fjrbtea of caullflowaT, as sumption for th#4)urpoBe oFform- ed ta d 1 ^ O c t « W r 4 . O c t o liB r t —‘iy r. W««l, (MfsaM 9 am,-Noon f:,,... VictonaF^ewlcs • . well ta - w a ll qUmtitles of ehell, han(i\^ gold I'eathera to thoto vot-‘Pi’- ;«lay several ae» aelectiona.^Jt>r:~Hal/ month's ■ piano ‘^rade Magaatoe,.| ' ^B nTB B ftaiw R. BaoRer. Prancii Butler at South Church' they will ctle^ Noon-3 R,m. ehtiUed "My Three Angels." , ing an ergjinltatWlKX-'TOe Re>. tog toxuip toWn election. . , ' TedrnHaftolnd Floor - .rgh'tFewer Ce. Gerald NlopliittarEugene'Maa- wax/tad lima beans and apples Netotaifi,^versatt|e Inatrumcatalnt, na^onal journal Of musitjal' instru- CkOBr brate their 2Sth anniversary at trangelox ’ , Under the; sponsorship Of John F. Hannm^'l^tqr' of St. 'GUa, featoer canipaigti, Mala SL ^djtortuai X> SuadI thta meeting. 3 !p.m.-d p.m, .>4'.^. PTA the play will be present^-by Abid in the five dayxperiod. - will,Also entertain.>tha grotip/vlth ment Retailing, aho>^ holding a'! MatoNt.'-,. '.'V: ' erald Nicolet^, Eugene Maa- Sponsored by the MtaclUlBier James Churc^,.-ficeted the wpm- wmch tbfKLeigtie/ ki toaiiguraOng sclOctlone on his fa v o rit^ tfu^tru- •«adar.^Oet |i MbrnUic wor- F6r adulCk^, 7^,8, 9\10 and 11 Tuesday, 3:15. p. !m'., Girl-Scout trangSlo the Manchester Community pay ­ here . this ygar, .is designed' to new cimdy Bettoney clarinet. { WilUmantte ." o^elockj wit]t/Tto''iy(aajie^'t 9.' one Fruit, and -'Vegetable Prodneen' cn, gave tarinaphing talk ahd in- nient. the accordion. Deucioue re- \ 10 lum. Troop >7: Brownie Troops 24 ;/7:15 ..%.Oblumbla DeCarU,^X>leste .King ers on Get. 22 and 23 at the Hollis­ troduepd-^the chaplain of Xhe stimulate'intereft in the. aiecUon. Krauie"' atudled. At Eastman { YYc fbetobtr 4 ^ in the' Inam^^audltdriuin tot adults, p. m:, Boy Scouts 7:30 n. m., .... Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam^ewiit ,,. , AMh.,^ the mart will reopen Sunday freahimnts Will be served and a Hall of PMuda, -Ctortara ’ \ ter Street School. The cast In- the Rev. Francis T. B utl^ League membera. feai. that the social hour /whi conclude the eve­ School of Muaic, Rbcheateri He ! Qt Repfeaes* Thundoyi OFloiNNr 7 Pupra jiad one^r ,thik children in the Gresiter Hartford Teacher .Traln- it. ... ____'.George Ksts, Jr. ciudfis Ed Culver,- Faith'^FslloW, at‘2 p. m) at tha Charter Oak tejather,. pinned to tj»6 lapel (g/ k ■. tattvi : Norwich Ave. (ReutolM ohaXm the main audltoirium\/utd Church, Hartford. ■ This a. m, ,,; . j..... i,., ybhmteers Needed no. Bill LUettgena,"Bill, Bropm, Ar­ operatotf.'also on Tijeeday : and > tfioae who- otoerwisa would fdnitt, - Mra. Rottner and Mra. Georg* 7 ' H arffor -' ^ ' Colchester-, , O koM the basement,' Hiurad^iiext week. ' g objectlirea of the organization, Bloeeberg, membership (M-chair* has stiidiM the ' manufacture -'of i Raadthf. ^ilatOwap-lB;: flr8t'“Tpeeting 6f .the six m. .,.. V .....,...., vohmteera thur Holmes, Darrell' Morrissette, \ which adopted the name of "La- ''I Ji6t*;bolher,,to vote., / Pall Training/ School on h. V.. .-r. Volunteers Ne 'Dta woman who will hm A but men;*'wl]LAeE.ve es-hostesses, as- muelcal In^trumenta iq Elkhhrt, tereslM l lOjON Lpu Champeau, -am Fred Malln . 'klei of the Assumption." / eiated by Mr*. Leeener, Mrs. Segal In...... John J, McCauley,'Evelyn V. Me* ■ ' — .-■■ Boom, Mra, (jKarles .Holm-' A delightful ptogram has -been ■/■ " ■■ Mission Church'o( AC BSinMl • ' Csuley A , Marie Becker, vice president; Mrs. Utrom, Mrs. Sapol Solomon,7Mra. especially .arranged for thla oc­ atrum ent Co.. Chicago, And has re- - / ^ State Board of-Fisheries an^^lflff ion: ts, as well as^ sessions tor Q. Dorothy Frey. trUaaoreG'' Mra. paired instruments for aiich fam,- i / ' /■ ' doii'.’ Sunday, Sept. 2j8: chu^h school to«hers. Tifti a. 3, p. m.-6 p. m. . ’. ■ "B' G d i^ e Marlow, Mrs.' John Hjma, casion and 1t is hoped that alt in­ Pall O'p. m.-8 p. m. . . . . ,. Richard Bbhadik, RodertblrWMfi - Phyllis Zatkowaki, aeciuttay. tad Mra. Albert. Brown, /, terested women Will plan-to at­ ous artists as Benny Goodman an*n McCauley,' isltematlng iogtooX-'-Armstrong.^ 88, Fort OPEN Brennan, chairman of the welfare M ^.: WllUain Mlnnlick, Mra. David other women interested In the I he taught the 'blind for the . tft-Mi’V^ - ■ V ___ ' ■ . / V "’••h s) ' - ■ ■ y ' Miss Siisan Pineh. daughter of Committee: Mra„Feggy T(^d, pro­ Ott and -Mito Marion Caaey. Sisterhood, As well as . new rest-j Government and,-’played Boatlude, ‘'Cfcorala/n^uaiC ' 'AU . .X 'Rev. Rabe'rt Carreli end i l^dleb* Park 'liry and Mrs. W or^, Tex.T lni;iuitrixhat—whose- Mr. tad Mrs. CHaytort E. Pineo.,37 jRayi'AllOQdom^ Gabala, Aattetaafa Volunteers may register at Civil D efe^ Headquprten, htunlcU. gram chairman; Mrs. Alice -Car­ In the thir^ diatrict, (Waddell dents w'hd'have not been previous-1 the wav with the ' tX S. A orce Olory Ba to O ^ OnN"‘**’ *• B ermard.Camkkgna w<^il show col­ offer in 1949 to a MlasiaSippl prep Conebrd Rd;; entered Weatbrooke 'ficb^), Mrs. Irving Bayer, Mra. ’Bdeh pal ButkU:ig, Manchester on Mondays, 'Wednesdays, -and Fridaya ^ o o i of a' potenUM 50 'million tier, membership chairman/Mra. ly contacted,/are rordiglly Invited, i Band,. ored slides ahd^speak on "A Year days from 1*5 p, m.' Civir Defense Telephone Number 9-OM. Junior CbllCge, Portlahd, Maine, 1 WiUiam Peck, Mrs.-- Coville Wood- SuSliy at 7, 8,>,;;i0 Agnes Wala, by-laws chairman; AundAy*-~* / in Italy.” ' V ■ .' .X ■ ■ milara to teach the Superiority.'of thiafSih X June.graduate of Man­ bui^ Mrs. y'erne 'HaUscjiild, Mrs. to r n a CW eta at andvMaaaeaxdown- Thursday, 7 : ^ p . m., Spiritual file white race Wba rejected. Born Mra. June Begley, publiciiy chair- 7 T ana^O :^' chester High. School, ahe plana to i P J L b I P J L rnnr\y Alden'/Grant, .-Mrs. .Charles „ King OMY tka duttch./^ Idfa Class. Scriptures," by Mary-Baker Eddy, she comes With /Iv ld itnpreasioi In Jaaper OeuntV. Tex. Died -Fri­ take the medical aecratarial-cbura^ and Mr/-John McCarthy. " U 'ttm Waak Friday,- 7:$0 p. m \ Choir re­ -include the following -4p. 414:21- and expbrtencea, and(an up-4o-date day. ' ■ _ ; The Ladies of the')Aasumption In the iburth idistrlct, (Commun­ North Hollywood, Calif.—Leo­ at Westbrooke, will hold ita next noting af 'the llondayT* -.vn Bt'^PTaacIa Asaiet'' hearsal. y 23) :-‘‘The Scripture dbclaree, The ■nessaga on preyalUhg conditlcms. ity Y), Mr/^Frank Horton, Mra. B;S0>Olrl Scouts. , “ i Lord He is God (good);- there Is The Week -' pold Atlaa, 46, acreenwriter and 1 1 Xnew Church p f, tM . Assumption Francis CoWah. Mrs. Edmund Cox, ^ a n n o u n c i n g t h e O P E N I N ^ F South ^ playw right Etom in - Brooklyn^ pnday, <)ct. 11, sit 8 p/m. All B MM’S cum mesttar at Rot. . none else beside Him.' Even so, (A. Mra. Lewis.I, yilz, Mrs. Robert - / HuTw' • w a l l ;;; Wadnaaday^ ■ \ ' 'v • ^ Rav. Oentor Congragatinnal harmony is linlveraal, and discord I^nttnf will/be done /St the Died Thuraday. ~x' men I living uuthin the parisfi Stone and Mrs, R^:M. CSiriatopher. - PRESSURE , BURNERS Ika OouiaettoiR Oo0cn«aUoi|al Clifford O. Simpson, M la imreal." " . _ - .church, / Montjwller, Ind.—Samuel '-.AT ’n i E ' X '?' . of the church ^ e- cordially( invltefi d’fjOMFLETE.'OEATINO UNITS . Watson Woodruff. D. Tait. 56i hiagaaine writer, alitkbr to attend tM meeting. Member­ BLAIR PRENTICE H. Aeat. to servaneb of our 176th anniversary: 9:30, Sunday . School ciasses / man, 68, retired indoatriallat and caiw caw,” But neverUieteu mlliny he wanted to jor not,' th i . senior \ ■ / '■'/ / O ;^ Tooth Cawlr. with Ruasell Cloiigh, leader. founder of Continental Turpentine Pantaleo had to develop^ liking / T Boy ScouUt ' S. 8:00. Church -Sbr,vtce, Warfen / EVANGELIST JAMES KIRKWObp . people are talking to Joe these The SliterhbSxof Temple Beth STUDIO 109 HIGH St. Matthews preaching. -Youth -Band aupplying the music, and Rosin Oorp. Born in CTiicago. t e s t e r days. for Joe. . 7.,*'.,Ar Sholom Will hold i^WannuSl "Get- \ 7:80T:80 ChanChaacol CJmlRV;. . ' / 9*^ and the Young Peopla'a Songsters X'l'v otlWllM Ciongtegatleiutl Anthorigcd Dealer 9 :16'tad 11, Church servickf. / Chnf0li.^_ Died Friday. / . 1 ' / In case you ddn't already know "He sleeps to the cars at night Acquainted" tea. welboming new X-'. ^ Baturday— singing. Sioux City, Iowa—Mrs. Geirtr Both .10:45 a.m. i^d 7:00 p.m. on Sunday and during the day pesters me residents on Tuesday ev^nin/ Oct. For Registration an.(f • ''X^ World*,Wide OonununkmOosiunu Sun­ J*relude, 1st Sonata .. M ende^ohn 10:45, Holinosa-service conduct­ Bvprett A. Murphy, Minister. iti residents bf Parker Street have '-7 nj:80 B(V day. Oct 3. \ / Anthem,' Festival Te Deum 'Buck rude Hendeison,. historian df pjO- A HEARTY WELCOME AWAirff YOU! accepted a new . gentleman, (at when I'm working/ He actually 5, 8:30 p. m.,. a t the home'bf^ Mre. lOiiM Girii.Cholr. ed this week by Mrs. Major Mil­ Mrs^Anthony Urbahetti, neer life in the Sioux City area, takes small tools from the toolbox Furtbaf Information TeLMK3-748li / r 9:00 e.m. DivlneXWorN^lp. ^ /SoiOists: Doris , Steiner. P la / Ireetor of Muaic. KEIWETH; L. GUSTAFSON, Paafor./ . , / •' leaat. that's what they think ii ^ h n S. G. Rottner, 483 E. Center MANCHESTERt ' /■ -' 'A TEti Hie Women's League wishes to 10:30 e.m. pivink Wbrahlp. dred Pickup. Mre. David Addy believed to have bee'n SIdux City's and carries them a few fest. before s'tx , ,, ■ - \ Maitl^, Uibaa who so generously WOo^Ouse. Prank Maloney add pianist tad Mrs. Peter Stevenson' / Saturday, Oct t '- 7 ia) intb the nelchborho^.,,. _,/X' ■■'■; ■ \ ;■ V 7;M p.m. Divine Worship in the FranclS'Payne. K, ' X Sundry, Oct. first woraah newspaper reporter, ..-ywcA/ annual Country. Store >at Joe la a crow. He's ahort.,,on they fall from, his grasp to the Mhi^ George Lessner, president, Blair Preface has attei ' the Dance CqngiAsa for the. paai Z i HOUR SEJfViCE X \ suppomd the PaU' Fair. Despite 'Chapel. "''Xv'. aoloiat. Topic. "Living In 1964- and; wife of Ralph A. Henderson/ ground.” ... , Sevipture Reading, Bpjiesians 4 ---.9 ^ a. m., Sunday School. the Community ‘‘Y'' from lO a:m. words, but,l6ng'on-4avvy when It will greet.the giiests and Introduce two years and hi an stent (lance instructor of the Rolda ,fka'rals\lt was a-great suceaes. P»lude "O Go^. be\Mei«ihi| to With, Christ .Ouf Example." .formei? mayor of Sioux City. Died to S p.ni. " ' cornea to making frienda. .Al> ut a Joe is not as ^friendly to other them totoX t.he ' officers. Mrs^ Jacob Gibson School 'of' Dance. ;.ApproKlihaJtaly |tdO Was reaUaed. Hjimn, Praise My Soui the King ''40:45 a.m.. The band will leave 1>1 a. m.. Service of worship. 'EHday. 9 * • \ Bach of Heaven Goes PrX!:Je8U, Joy of Man's .Safurday, pet. 16 month ago Dan;F:'ntaelo, operator hiimans as he Is to the Pantaleo A. Segal ..immediate pSiisst-prealdent, Wadnaada^, * p.«n..\ "Howdy- -for Springfield to takp/part in the /X' Xv"^ Annual Fall Bazaar Community -family. He allows them to pick Will givee a totof talk, CM |j^M E^*tirEL OIL (Preparatory Sermon "AvCommun- Anthem. - Hbw Lovely Is TT(y /D e s irin g ” ...... Bach. ■ :.\ of a used auto partk burineaa oh' exptatoing Doody Night", for lUl . of the Ion J H ^ e r .” \ \ parade. ^ Baptist Church, 10 p.m. to 8 'p.m. him upland ia trying"hard to obey Dwelling Place .. .. .0 ^ BrajMhs Hymn. "My God I Thank Thee".. Zion Evangelical Lutheran CSiurch property adjacent to hla honie, was ____ — church. COma kutt, come all! Doh't 2 ^m., Silver Lane Sunday \ SWCIALICIM FOR / Sunday,. October 17 edmmands. z: s S<^ (Fttot Service )\ "o^,* Divine Offertory, Aria, by. Handel xX ' \ - WentwoUth. (Missouri Synod) busy in . the yard dtsmanthng a 'n iaa thla gMmmunion Meditation. Thp'M is­ tindent. x /. / F a d in g of the lesSona,' St. Luke Cooper and High Streets 1 W R l k i N D bualnaM meeting. Mra. FrMlfriclt Mrs. Viola MdhoneyX. sion of fhe C3hurch.‘;Ray. Rock­ - 15:11-82. Rev. Paul G. Frbl«^y, Pastor cial Club at Garden Gtove. MttcH to hi*- ■ surprise, Dan menla'.-,;sHch aikhis attem pts .to puH Moore, apeelmr.'RefraehiqanU wfU 2sj).ni., Hospital visitation / by './^ALTHir and HAR0Y f. • Friday, Saturday, Oct. 22, II shingles from the roof and to,loot Mtbem (Second Service) x “o well Harmon Potter:; Ip.^D,, guest Antj(«m/“Come Unto Me," Neid- Miss Marion A. Erdin,-Organist noticed a apectator watching hir. be eerved by the M ary MoCIfife V Taate tad See" csss Mra.^Hlldrbd Pickup and yHrs:' Community Players will present every move. “ Get out of there be­ money frdm Pop's pants' jxj^et. . minister Elisabeth Wdaon. y . ,. y - •'linger. .. •*«>► - / ^ Brafenuel Choir x •'My 'Three Angels." fore I throw a -wrench at you,"- '/Customers to the vtfrd have / Celebration mmtfnHcm' 6:45 p.n^, Tjie senior bgnd will Offertory,- "Communion." ,. Mat- Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity, Saturday,, Oct. 23 ^wertory “ Ave Verum Corpus'^ Hymn, . CW nealh" 'j'hiy tloH. ’ , Oct.' 3 ./ ahouted Pantaleo as he saw the been guffawing s ^ d U y the paat- play at tnb. cbnvaieacenf 'home, ' PER Harvest Dance, Manclieater erow^CChet' -on § hood. / ' .weeks When acedrded super service CaMoiiMi BvaagfiSMl Imtheraa luiding Han'9 Hattbn 612 Middle Tpke. E aat,y7 Sermon, ,i“A Vital Experience," . . 9:00 Am. Rally Service for Sunday I:,bdge of Elks, . State Armory. Rkieimon of Netw Member^*^A School, parents and aiiy others. FLANT ^-Joe. nameless at the time, didn't by Parital^-and the bird. "H e / P0etltt(lo "My Jesus Calls to Me” itlude,/y^igUe■ e.-'Higti ih G Minor; 7:30 p.m., t^Rei s^lce with The Rev. Murphy.- A«o "Kiddie Karhlval'' St really dtosfvt do any harm around T ’’ \ . •/ • \ Bach Servlce of Holy Oommuhion. 10:00 a.m. Second, Hally Service even bat an eyelavh, (if crowa have ■ \' ", Brahms special muaic by Band tad MaiY's Pariah House, IL a.m..-to'6 the pla^ and since-the kld.s like /Raw. Eridi Braffdt ftetor /9:i8. ehurcA/..School for all Hymn, "My Faith Looks Up to‘ .... With celebration of Holy Com­ p.m. , X such things). He merely watched 6:80 pip, Luther League Songsters, tad maleAuartetT Top­ Dan sweat In 'vain as a nlated con­ him;' hO can stay as long as he IVMI apes.XkliidergXrten through junior Thee Olivet. munion. 7 /" • JUST RECEIVED \ Wedaesday,.NbV, 8 Aiants,"- says gpod ic. "RempviM Motatains,''' Postiude, "Loure” ...... Text: II Kings 4:26. nection' seemed to be winning the' jays gpbd natured Dam 7:00 p.in\ Communion high, ; / ■. , Bach. Annual all-day-.-’dHollday Fair,” The aristocratic little fellow 11, Glwrch Schoolj Nursery Thftne; "Is it well-'with'thee?” / WINTU FOTATOES\ ■ Center .ague_Mpper with. Mra. Colonel Walthev Lbague’ roller skating Thiirsdav, Fridav7 Saturday- yard. Dan continued '.with hi.? the little lady awaits the school Hymh,^ "W tpry of Barth and 1:40 p.m. Fall DlMvict W.M.Si g e t-. Tuesday 6:45 Confiyfnatibnd^. 3i2 OAKI/A!f>D ST< 5iil-9-94()6 bus. Laden w ith My Sin'* David 0. C^y.yMra. Major Kuna Bud Copgregational party;- Bristol. Nov, II. 12, IS • , / work. Mildred, his yoimg daugh-- s ’ tw th er at Tafcqr Church, -Mkl/ Wedneadayi 4-X-6 l75th'Ani)4vni-var- tad Mra. Cardin Lloyd Stephta Tuesday:- jrth- Annual Minstrel''"of ter, -spotted the crow gnd • ulte Mymn: "Nearer My God to Hiao" dlctown. . /• / <' X -7 sary .Reception. / \ ,y AnUiato:“ CaUest Thou Me 7" Jo- ’\ guaata. Public aervtce at 7:30 p.Tp. (3>urch Council.. Cardl^ll Council, K. of CV Ver- proud that the bird ha^ chosen SilO p.m. Brownies. X / ^ 1—9 175th A^r^verSary'Recep- 7:3^for women. ibmburyH Conn. Wednesday:' their property as Its ne%^home. .X ■eph Fletcher 6:80 p.niy Boy Seguta. / ------M. 'Rnae,- D.D., Sermon: "Nearer to Wednei^y: -- / j huraday, 7:30 p.m,. Open air itor, \ . / 7:30 p.m. Ladiaa' Aid. Mite boxes — ' X fed him bread crumbs. It Wasn't Thee" \ - 4:30-^9 17jRh AnntVei-aary Bx- ice on Main Street,- followed are due. ' , ' _ Ths ire .^Within a Dleael long before the two. #«re getting RADIO BAnERI£3 < 6:80 p..m.. Youth Choir, muric room. 'hiblt. / 7 . Saturday: / Hymn, "Lord Jeeus ChMjrt. We a mid-week service a t 8 p.m. Sundai OUL / .engine .ch' that- the air be­ along famously, s ^ ALL MAKES ’ 1 7:80 EpitauM <3ioir. / Thursday 7 G l^ S c o u t 'lYoop V. 10;06 a.ra. Confirmation classes. cornea lt (1 .000 degree.i) "Milly named him Joe. though ,Hum idy P ray". 8:W p.m., Dorcas, travel/pictures. Friday, .7 p.m., Mrs, Stevenson 9:45 . ih., O iU nlch School. .HOIy CbmmidtlaB \ 7 Youm Choir rohearsaI.\ / win conduct tha Corps, 11 m., OjMe^M ca of World 2:00 p.m. Meeting:: for O m cordia " /Voto for _ and tgnlfes .njlicted fuel, arcord- she doesn't know if he, I mean It, Thursday; F rid.^, S-t-4:30 l75th. Annive^ Camps. _ -\ Ing-'to the c^opedia Britan- is a he or a she," says the father. Arthur Drug Storas i , "Lord DfamiM Us with Thy 8:80 pm . GirJ i>coiita. Wide\Compiunlon .xSunday, com- Attend The Bhui^h aary Ifiatorlbal Exhibit.' -f . Saturday. 10 n.m., ’''I^dung mk^bn mediUtlon, "Gathered," 'hlQS. '\ Yo'ung Danny, age , three, and 7.^^.m , Stewardship Copualttbe. 8300,000 9TRK KIlL TWO \ , \ • ffka.'Wkik. X 'rid a y ; 7:30 Senior Choir rehearsa/\ ple’r Legion with, Mrs. MU___ reception W qew membera MRS. HELEN B. ly 9:80 Cherub Choi/ re------TtwKlay- 3:30 P-. Junior Ohblr. Pickup , tad Mi^'lQltlta MeCtan, /6:30-8:80 p. m.. Young People's 7:80 p. [Adlaa Aid mtoHnrt hekraai/ ' ' f Fellowship in the aocikl room. Manila, Oct. 2 (ffb— TVa pertibni / 7:3As,5pm^ Ladies'" Aid bugineas died today in a. 8300J)eIM' ' :/7jX7“ T"^X’- X WUl Build Beaoa" will ^own. Veraon Methodist Eaat Center St. “At toe Green" Sherwood A. TreodwMli Minister PniliMilieg. Fifty housea were da»' , l x - ihvited.- Manobsateri. Connecticut Miae. Marjorie Stepheae,! Organlet the Conference bf CongregaUonal ta d an estimated 500 per- '7^“^/E M A N u iB L -' .'Inff- Saturday: 'y; Churches of CbnhecQcVt. Which Is, > ■OARD' OF Thursday— -(/y ' John R. Neubefi/Pastor 'tons left homeless. 10:00 a.ro. Oonfirmation Cli Mrs. Heoi-y Laraep; Organist- Sunday worship Mrvfch 8:30. to tie held In Wi(liraantJc Tuesday '// c q n o e E o a t i o n j u l Lu t h e r a n 7:S0j>. m. ' tad Wednesday, kre'JiM.:Ffed M. E D U C A T IO N - Baturday— 7 'Dlrecti Church School 10:30. 1 NATION Clav, CJUffoifa ;T\ l^ n k itnd the 'c.‘ 9 a. m, SfiMBd ChurcJi of the Ni - Orga^ Frelude. ' -- i (CMORCH 466 Main Si 9:45 Am.. C2iu; School for ■'all Call to worship. ‘ ' ^1>BS-1fS8 Tom) C T iJ R C H dal claaa. A - ■ \ -■'A X - al the Center " Church Street s 10:80 a. m. First O. E. Winslow.' ages. Children ed' for through Hymn, "Holy, Holy. Holy.” • ’ . • .-v Horence Wobd and (pomlng worahi ConimUnlon. Prayer,Lord's Citizenii -A •: 10. 9:15. 11:00 o.m. 9:00, 10:30/^.m.. 7:00 p.m. dhetlcal. class. 10: 0 a.m.. Morning Worship. I/'AeamM y ef dod Chapel X OUTSTANDINGLY IE It KNOWN TO CAiurrh jMrf^lswnat Stiaeto ' Scripture Lesson, Matthew 25:14-40 Hymn>.>'firead of the World.’’ ninntiig for foflfction ^oo CHURCH/ P6rtment»/w1ll m>«t at the Youth Meditation,-MWfell Done'' j Morning worship 10:45 a."; m., • Formerly with Teachers’ Ortiflcattoa' Bureau; Connecticut loord o f. Difoefersi Gr U NORTH The Bev> AMrediJU WUl lams, EuUuin^7222 Main Sty 4^ Nazarene Semiosi—Mr. Tread#eli. ' Righ^ hand of' fellowship to ns# ''' Service of Holy Cdmmunioh. I Evening Evangelistic meeting State Board of Education. ^ ■eetor Drive, with ShXtyoed Fish - members ' ;7 ()0-p. m. , .. . „ . 1' . ' WHEREAS, it is ffvidaat that o x ^ carttd (fl^ is boin^ mcidff .by O F T H E METHODIST The Buy. Donald N. Hungerford, auperU)tend » Hymh, "Lord-Dismiss Us'With Thy . jChristlta Youth Activities > N 0 A y . 0C T 4^ 4^ • Acttre in Leagiie of Women Votere. Main Street near Centdr North Main Street T''- \ The 16th Suhday after Triitity Postiude. 7 , \ '\ V •nca, -and - .X’ “ ■ Youth Service 6 p. m;, M artha Blessing’’ p. m.-" ■ "V.' • Graduate of No»l[ Y ^k University. , 10:45 a.nw. 7:00 ;o.m. /- X (Also "Wbyid-wlde-Communion, McKlnpey, president. ’ The Week; / '...X, i0:00 fljn. PoaUUde. "T h e I,ord Is Nigh" — / Evugelist James Kirkwood will WHERE tliot riu ^ ^ iM ^diroctars^ hjoyA/ 7 . ,'ff'tmday") / Junior Society,—6 / p .' m., Rita ■ Battman Tuesday evening, meeting W thk be apeejal speaker at both morn­ 77 • Ltfe-long ciU’zeniU’zen pf Connecticut. Conn^ti- 8. a.,m., Hpiy Commufilon. 'D ^ - Craft, aupervkidr.* - , _, - The Week jV.S.CB. at the church. Tha -theme ing ta d evening serVl'ces on Sun­ for the ihonth„,;'Untted NaUdna.' - e a tio / Church School, officers ta d - Evening Message, Tp. m.,'Tft- Monday, 8 p.m., Teachers meet/ day. - , , ' fnueh- of voluo fo tha tow n of Mon^hostor c^fi89 Ui* :i-:':T/::y'^7 7 . . .tffachera.- . 7 ' / ,. ,■/ , termost'Satvatiott.';’- with program cbncernbig .its ing at the church. , duties and functions. A. hearty welcome awaits jreu. Vot« DRuiRcrotle ' 9:35\.a. m., Ff-rat- Chlidran’s V ■ ^ Week Tuesday,-8 p.m.. Business and p , ;. :gel. ■ "'• .. . 5«orro^.-'^ CONCORDIA/ 7 s e c o n d ' ‘ Aaiioclate Mialater Friday. 6:30 p.m., Meii's Eellow- Comm inion Hymn—“Her*. O My Philip Treggor, Minister of .Music X Scripturer; Readlnga. 2nd Corin- -L(cd4- ship supper meeting at the church. tM anf /8:.2-3. Ephealana - 4:1-18. ' 82%'of the church ihcRi* "LUTHERAN' CONOREOATIONAL 7 f>:m.. Adult Choir rchearaal. ' . btrs have coate’'out of HELEN WALTER MATTHEW .4 Rscesi ional-s'Thrdtigh the .Night World Communion Sunday John 17: 20-22.-'- , of Doubt and Sorrow" . Saturday; i6:30 a.m., 'Junior Hymn./'Iij' Christ, No East SuiHlaY Schools. 1 Wecinesday, Mid-week celebra- .. 0?t. 3 , Choir rehearsal. W esr- COME ■-X: ’.CHimCH.X7/' CHURCH 'Sej-yices-of Holy Communion-at' - 'tlonnLHol'y Communion 10 a. m. . - .Sermon; "The Gospel According the Bible ia the textbook.. 7 ' Winter Street ' '" -X* / North Main Street 8 and 10145 a.im. — » .1 ^ -Sttoular Events; .FirstCkurrh ef Chrisi. Scientist io You" . . .. X HEAR 'THE SLGRIOOS GOSPELJ3F THE FITZPAim-MAHONEY-PATON 10:T5 o.m. ■ , 10:00 Prelude. f'Cantab(le*ln B '' a.m. 'Men(toy, 6:80 p. m. Flcst fall The_-jCbmhVunlon SeiVice> ‘ it deals wth children Ir Major"} -... .1..,1; Franck Masonic Temple w. ---r . . , >-4 X-.' id' ’ ■■ - ' .r.'* ateellng of Men's-Club. tteceaaio'nal hymn, “Thy Kingd( their formative years. i. X Hymn, '•Holy, Holy,. Hojy" , , Come, o Lord" -r- - • , V- Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Annual Offeftoryl- Solo^. “Ckxl So Loved - Sunday servlce-Oct. 8, 11 Am. LORD J E S US Hartford Anchdeaco^’ Institute Sunday School, -11 ajn. Organ Poatlqde. " . X -s it sows the seed of right* " for teacbera wfll bp dteliilho next the Wtkld”- ...... I..... Warner / : i f t y (8 aj m.) - Wedhi^a.v Theeting’. 8 p.m. -. 604^1 living. e * * e • V Ii . .. ■ "’ • four' Wednesdays in St, John’s, ...Harold Baglln. tenor ReadlrigTbom hdurs:' ‘ S u t UiLrtfori)>' _ THIS SUNftAY EVENING AT 7 ’ Offertory Anthem« ‘O Savior of ' 'Tuesday and Friday, 12-4 p.m. 4 8 'S p r i^ S4f«et In Mdncliosfor, and I urgo oR Hw vofors to go fo Hw^ 'CtT^ANTX;^''./-' SOUTH ~ Ifridagr 7:80 p. m. First faU /XTu.eaday, 7-9 p.m. lUag (Of Altar Guild. ' _ the World" ...... -...G o e s . Rev. 'K. EJaar RaMt. Mlalator. -UfiLUbW^'^^ SCHOOL (ltf;45 kirn.) -- ' W'edne*Jay, T-7 A5 pjn. -.i---/--'- poNs ond givo-fboM fkroo o g r e c a t io n l The public is cordifUy invited ' Mia*. Ruth RoBMitoroBi, GOSPEL HALL fosfrvingjHMHL I nwgn DE- ^ N A METHODIST Hymn, "Breah of the World" Pariife Washer. ' . . , - ...... ,, 'T'- - to'attend mir"aervlc»a tajt-dse the X " “ AT hM AJ.'fEEKlY;; - ;.,Oeapel Hall - / Sermon, "WefAre Alt.One" jMrA Keaaetll^NflMUl, OrganIsL -f 415 Centffr Strtfft, Monehisforsr.-Cniw^ SERVING-—Uemecrwfi E Mg lnwdSi|fwiijght 7 '■■7’':CHURCH' ' X 415 Oentor ‘ J Dr. Fred R. Edgar reading roOTi. '/vXXX' 'i * CHIfoCH Service ' of Npiy Communion ^‘Unreal'lty'^^jsW to the-'auhject I . " ' - - ' X ' p a r e n t s fv.Mtt forypar'childresf-bp / , ' Spruce Street near East Center - - ^ Main Street at H*rtford Road Ruaday, OcL of the-Lesaon-Rermon for Sunday, Sua^y, Ocl.-S—- BEHQLD, I lay in Sion a Chief corner stbne, *tocU'pi%» ' Hymn, "We jThank 'niee. Lord” • • '-SiindAunday School at 8:30 A.-Ah'. . ®***NGING them-to Sunday School. ordor fo kidp H ^ r vobeddo sorvkoff^dnMUkjblu Mi Hw' .. 10:41-dMRni-T:30 n'^m* ' i6:M .A m.. Breaking ef-Biead. Oct, -3, 1954. The Cfolden Text Is clous': and ha that beliaveth oa-Him-shall -not be con- .- i:Clo. 10:45, cuRi. i> ti5 A 'm .' Sunday schooL Postiude, "CMaona"..:. Gabrieli This Sunday niarka the bejjinii- 9:8(/ahd ‘10:45 a." m. Church from Matthew (7:18-19): "A Ifood founded—unto you therefore'whlch ^Heve Ha-ia pcecious. • Iddfd' of'Dinoefon fw Hw^nogf irW^ 7KM p. ftir Gospel service.*: tree cannot bring forth evil fruit, Ing of Rally Month in the Cove-' 4iSs fo^^!^U^**'^•‘"^^^ We'havf -i'=- The Week School. - nant. Sunday SchMls. Our school is ■: "-1 -7 neither can a ’VorDipt tree, bring (Christ Rudiued for ua. Who did -taM n. -neither waA •;00 p. m. Tueaday^v prayer lOifS A'm...Nursery. ,7*:. '/ ■forth-good" fruit. Every tree that participating in u * eontbat with a SHERWOOD G. ipWERS.^^ ■tooting. .1:80 p. rp , 'Senior MXF will bringeth not forth good fruit ia gold seal cartifl()ate In aighfe, 'g u ile foitod. to'H ia m outk 'Who:.W'hen-He waa-reviled. r«->^ _ ...H ■ A leave the church for the Norwich he.w’n down, and "cast into 4he- 10 3 .5, Morning Worship. Idled not again; when He suffered, Hetoreatened noto but' RA LLY ^d -ATTENDANCE MONTH' M^gr. %ffNXof Mdiwlwffor. Diatrict. Rally "at C4mp AhJera- fire." ' •■- ■'- . 8« rm o a."llie pumulua df ChrieLV committal Himself to'ktot'that judgeth. righ^tously; who •V WL JsknlB PoUahU s M W e gate. They will -have Supper, 'a . % (THIS^ADJS SPONSORED BY THE) Seiectiung from the -Bihle/iitic K ~ Ctommuhlon .1 will be .celebrated HU Own self bar* our sina to Hla body on . the tree, . it-r .-t GRr n b ' / tad ptodgM to the MYFund wUl elude' the fUUowIng; • ”For~''Ood ii Obecrvucemf-Weild-WIde Com- ■ ,X '7 be ikade'.-' /'-A.., - tkat .wA betog (toed to siuabpulci live unto righteoue- t h e (CoviafAin^ hathi hbf given, us the apirR ^,(jQuMea Sunday.' ■7-0lve« under my hand tU i 2nd diqr-ofi October. A J l.,. 18847 , a4 Majarkrater, 'ConnecilcaL'______7 .5 ^ jin.. Intermediate hiset|pgv fear; but. of power, and of -Tdva, 7 :30 p. m.,. Evening Service. . nesar'by wboee Strips* y» u^,^hea|ed. iLPcL 2:6, 21-24). ' (Thia piuclanutlon la a political gh:ertjH'‘emMt appnaored npd to he paid for by tlio Grjrdv th will speakT'Mi rWorld tad of a'sound fpind." • (II Tim- “ Mra. Ben OocneiC one of., tlto iUnioii. ' - ’’ j ■ peraoanlly)* i -%i'- V ^ N C H E S T E R oth.Vl:7i. 7 nation's foremost missroRary ' - y o u ' ARE wkedM E X~ C - '-7. Oct. tf' Epworth League’ sflU C R U R C H S f dorrtlative paaaagea from tha ■paakera,' wiU be guest. Apeaker. .. A-.. : ; ’'/■‘'CHBBCHl' -- .7- Bennett' give Otriatian Scieiics taxibook, ’'Rci- Having-reosatly returned fium aa Which iM TfUl Ulua- eac* and U M th with SPRUCE ST; NRAk EAST CENTER ST. to the axtaaalva trip in BunipaaA UAffi. - - < 1- X -W 'J ," \ 1‘ rtK '";- v<:v .: ' '■ . r.-v. . . i : .' r .‘y rrr- ■r;l- > i; t : - - '. W 'vU..v ^ i V K h / ' ■.i^^ ; vV '-■•:■■ ^•.tw>9^- + ■ y , I i • ^ .4'*., . -»_»•• :,•-. ■■ :"• -;■■ .■’;'> ^ : ;•< , ■■ ;.■' : /< in'> :{t\ ■■■':■■ v , .A P i^ iisT T llt iilA xi^ s PAGS TEN . , 4 y ■ Cp^STTO EVENING H E|^]P. ijlAij^SygR, CONN., SA/^RDAY, p C T ^ R 't,'1054 , ; - ^ -.~d' ^ // ; _\ ' A i ' z z s : N -i- E^^N^NG CONN^ ^ T ^ ^ A V , 2, 198 A/' '7 / Eljm ■ ■:>■ z : A ■V: X. XVA y ■ /D 7 : ■ ■' ".‘""'-A'------/' T - r S- ... \' \ - ' T A" ', /,■ 83rd .^^dveroair^ ------— . X - : ' .. A > li: . ' — Finditciiil ^1^9 THE ARMY oiul JN^^VY t ill /■ / Pnteatapit Clhur<^hea Join ■ X./! - /■'■ ■'X V /, 'TF- ___Oct, »:«P>XFonner , Ndw .Ybrk, Oct. 2 (AVrLouis E.- Jn W^i^ld Communion Day of Miate- 4lor«Mtl,^^HuU YVolfeon, 42.-i'ear:Old head of a •baarvas ,laaT4lltansnt frdm tha sou bf ah'^ immigrant observed in both Protestant butter, chobpluebplue .'pudding,.'poddinc, milk; cabinet of the late President jqnk' deaief, made hia,first million by the age 30 and stnoV then has / . churcheis Cortjorrow,. The CJongre-' Wednesdays bpR'ed beans, nilnced Franklin D. BooMvelt. 4 EVERY^^URO^ NIGOTr A t gatlonai Qtdrch will also observe ham, bread enJ peanut bi/tter, Hull, who RcoMvelt once called gained control of corporations re- “ STARTS AT^slS SHi ““ A' ^ A . . tb Loyalty Sunday -marking the cr-nbefry crunch, milk; Thuraday, the father, of the-'Vnited Nations, portadely worth 2()0 millio ndoSar*. ^begthnina of the diurclt year , and Apibrican chop luey, peas, ,grape- left'his Stata Dept, desk on Oct.' 2, Ha is now figbtlng fop.control of 2n> hotel Pierre suitayee- M a. ,qi. \W or^lp^rviqe. ■ Hie Plr*'’Pr«wentlOn Week will be friends diwbtad theii lie would eur* sjt.'Police said they recblyed Church SehMl ses^bAwill be held observed ,4t the school during the Vive for very long. .But he recover­ Itldnap wafning from pqlic^p nl/^^a.. wherei'Woifson h^il VdTf FOR TH lS|/tO UR CANDIPATES ■I ,; a t 9:S0 a. nii’ X . x x . - ai coming^Week, . ;• » ed to leave the' hospital after j.'- Membera pf Uib.Cmucli\8 Chdol many months, ehowplace home. .) WHO ^ V E W^RjKEP AND WILL WORK staff will JijEtend liie tmrd a^Vllqn M^rheatlnr JtYbnlng' Herald^ '7: Since thon, he ' Kas vpoMed AuthoritieAvgave no fufthdr de­ in fhA-biu!hlng series sponwraq Bottbn oorreapeMekL Mrs. Joseph through .aevccnll periods of eevere. tails on the k ^ap ibreat a'nd p IN THE INTENT OF AU OF THE CITitENS A' / . X by -Southern-Holland. (Jounty TTltaUa, telBplHme W/S.U4S, illneas. He aofferi from high blood spmiesmah Tor Wolfsoit referred ■ ctudbhea at the North .Coventry pressure and other allmenta of ad­ all Inquifier to the pdllce^r the saw .-A X/ . - A;' A- xCmgregational Church tohlorrpw vancing age. AND Ti^AYERS OF MAIb apartment until June when he en- Mrs. K. Mae Holden, Demobratip-*>tion of Manchester High Sbhqb), X Mount. Held in Auto Theft tered the Naval Hoapital at near­ candidate for re-election ,to the Mre. Solomon. In the,/three years GoldFeath^ OH 7. $500,000 paHkfient Bopds Must ^ Public Recpt^ Destrjoyed This was not The annual canvas of chUrch; by Betbesdo, Md.- - Boai^ of Education for the term of exietenco of the/Hbmo-Seboolt ^ H lze h s; >: \ 4. •A' X mehibers will be . conducted In-the Ha had a slight stroks there on Council, has been M officer for ■ / afternoon when members Will be (^ ^ U n n ^ from Page Oae) Jtily 11 «nd in recent weeke. has from 195S-T958, has been a member two yearn, and tljia year li chair- " ELECT THIS ^ 5e M inahced —/ yf os not an accident! an accidenih : / visited by church workers seeking been too w e ^ to ira^ive visltdra. Of the Bgar^lnce IMO. man of public relations. She ie ac-. A pledges, gifU and general finan- he sa(v-tl^.^rls fleeing frpm' Uts ' Mrs. Holden wan a teacher in tive in the PTA of the Highland outstanding A' 1. eial eupport^qr the ensuing year. scene. With/'t^e aid of Poiiceiiian ■ ''x- ■ ■ . X- ' ■ ' ■ the Connecticut IhlbUc Schools for Park Sphool. / ‘ ' W here I* theJI^O.OIH) which w^ft^uppdrad to be^in4llie eink* 21 years. Ten years of that llnie Mrs. Solamok, ;has participated emm - \ This is from thrau^l^r’s report on the Town of M an^i On \^dneadiity,.the annual meet­ Russell Root' oY Milford and Roy ^ n g s ing or the ConftebUcut Opngrega- 'she was principal oC.Wapping in the afburs q f . the .Leagiw ol .7x7/■ ■ /;' ■ ■ V.: ; /iiiR fund this y^ay to tedeem the ekpiHisive water dapartment A ter-as of August 4l;'.;tor8 of the society / o'clock. David Tobm'ey, Jr., aiji' our citizens must be kept informed refetenduin the cons^clion of Waddell SchoOl for a sum not Olga ;Br°hdola ard playing the of the issues facing them, iocally, . / to EltCEED $900,000. / . - ■ , / \py Board of Directors YThis wds not ari r leilds. Others^ In--thb Cast' nationally and internationally, if Norma Tedford, Ruth Duchs/rme, they are to make the Best use of According to judge "kiii^^decision/bo one had the right or Edward' DeDosscr, Ramon /Camp­ .their right bf phobsing their own accident!/ bell and Arthur Pinney, 4r. ; ' gftvprnmen'.s and of helping to de­ the power to spend a sinigle cenUoyec this aniqunt but the.people Roods To Be DiHcussVd - termine its policies.” The third- item on'.tKe warning 'of Manchester by refe^^ndum vote/ This is from the auditqi^s report on the Town of Manch > v A for the annual'town Veeting Mon- Yet, the Board of Director^ on MarbbgQ, 1951, voted to ap* as of-August 14/1952—’It was obyerved thgt no annual; lay at the. Commu^ty Hall at 8 p;«v asks consi^sti.on of -the propriate an additional $lg5^00 for the school without a relv report has bejCiyVrepared for the fiscal year ended August 14. matter of reopening the road ex- VOTERS OF « erendum of the iMaochester taxpayers! 1952 as requi^ by Section 835 of the General ^atdtcs, Re* tendin^-'i^m SotoOI Road to Skin­ vision of <194 ner RoadXnd/mcluding it as part MANCHESTER V Where wi^ Jay^ubinow, the Diskans, the Peltrls, thb^h* of the towreXoad, system. ■ A recen /^eb k of-town records i^ns aUthat time? Where'was their battle cry of goVghal^ot by ' In reg»d to/the Keeney Street .Echool issue this is what by local ^ ic ia ls tvyeals that the VOTE, FOR ‘ the peoplkTor the people* ji^ g e K im said-^“The Court is unable to find any clear Justi* road w ^ abandoned together with ■/ ficglion Jin th / Charter for the claim qf the plaintiff that the two c^era in 1932, Skuvier Road GOOD BUSINESS/ Is an^ld road that runs ol approval.of the bond issue by the brard of directors for a school Mll/Road at the Esche resideoe'e. MAI^AGEMENT KOSE of a Mrtain type exhausted theJbwrd’p ^w er of control as to A/curious, fact disclosed by t town records is that the road under whSl: is tb be bpilt fo r th e mcwiby.” / ■ consideration Monday night was •/ also known at the time of its abandonment as Shoddv^ItJl Road. The itein Will come^.befdre the V \ /^l town meeting at - ^ie ^-beoueat of A local residents who desirq access X.' m m S c to property'in the area../ \ , •. /■, ■ Opportunity. To Regiswr A. A The__Board for ■•Admission 6f A ,\ Electors will be making new voters at the .Community Hall this after­ ./A noonuntil 6 o'clock. This will also be an opportunity for previously unregistered voters to register A--\ with, a political paVty if they ■wish.- FOR BOARI^ X-, School Menu OF DlRfCYORS .6 0 V ' Hot lunch menu at the school next'week Includes: Monday, beef VOTE DEMOORAl and noodle casserole, sliced beets, bread and peanut butter, ' fruit ■’4-. AN UBLJCMIS, .V ■ A /AX, rX: WALTER T. MAHOKEY This is what FITZPATRICK - MAHONEY - PATl^lN helped accomplish: A'.

./ 1;, Qur oeHoiii dM net hurt the credit.ef the town but helped* \4 . Sewage disposal master plans have been fermuleted. if—4he Tewn ef Mcmehetter ebteined the leweit Interest rate / A X - -X ■' ■ ' each en^berrewed menhy since If4F when it refunded thit yeer its r.ifImprovements have been m ^ in the water systeni/ ■r- ‘ WeiiW DejMrtment bends! t . CodiRcatibn ef.the tewn erdindnceii end police manual have ■ I ■■ "-'a '-: — ■ " . '[■' A - ' 2. The erchitect fer cenvertiiif Hm elinsllWGM. cchm Hi with « Hyacinth ami fiaffodil xJ^re^eLomw The' weifc.is bfin^ dene, end dene -.1 ' welL fer obeut $70,000 beceuse ef the oeltien we hove tohcn. 9. Ice box finance has bf«n p cn ^ for fW/preimetien ef onr i 'AK A ' c l“ ' I ■ X 4 i . n A Bulbs I. The HiNlecd Street Ideethftrep hos been , A U-' TO^Al soviM ef $100,000 has-been mode m . /Seheel without eny saoMce' ef quaHty^ihiis i 4. The pensien pkM h«n bfM mode w^ofale and leund end Se» A d O S e Choirmon ef the School tiilitHni| rnimnineg'nuu le soy a x . . - ckd Security intredueed fer the tewn empleyees. Hr. Crabtree^ school buRdinq in le < ^ M ora«wel ccMM^ted. . . Good qual{ty)H moteriols r A t / MATTHEW R. PATOM I. The offensive betHe elubs lidve bnen elH ninat^ dfstqn it M m used N the censtracHet oiF I H •y- 7. -T ■ ’AlAf ' ; . '.’T

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IM ...,v7 ' ;>■ . : ;------r — , ■y:.-;v J it r f t - ” PAGE THIRTEEN X ' 1Q0N)(RV114^ lt)LKS POOTAINB FOX PRISCILLA^ POP . ' I! V, BY AL VERMEER ^^:i>AlLY CROSSWORD P.li^i^B X r - r 1 T QC/T- X,.'' A N O j ‘Sooner’ Democrats See 7 1 >r y tx / Am w « c to Priviom S l M S j^ V atTY, A ^RUp<$e M a t ^ h 0 0 / aiid Nonsen^ NonytflioiBffrifl^ v : "m s 11 ei iirrfcfniiM m \ November Sw^eep ACBOSV . S S lia ift plant^ Two eeif'impdrtant ' ^poHtlolane to your rtght. lt'« the third street. V: It of oppoalte pa.rtiee mei ok the down,. - , ■ r. ■/' r M d m p bo]iA > , 1 CapiUl trkln and'in dlapuaelngr the coiHing Strartger—That's Adaina •Eeet; -{ n ., , oma/etty.xbct. 2 (/A—wsuppii d»:iHd)e and declina, Norway ,' ^ lio i a primariea found themselves in is -itT- '.X. Democyata arc riding high in Natlve-7)h! No. Cxcuae jjjel old aunpliLu(%iu(& V i.iount. '' sactd-Mitt 'agreejneht./". , : . ■'■■ drought-parched Oklahoma, con­ DIrerta Fire On BePnon YOUR GUIDE TO ill man. I thought yeki said Adams ill One—(Spodneea! This ia tha first fident Of aweiepiiifback into their Kair, la cMcentra. ng moat .Of' thatha' ScandinaiScandinai^ ? time w V have ever agreed, oh ;a Street.'/ ' ' . , party’s ^old Hn Novembar a state vlan paninii^ ?X®“*** Strtwger—No, I ' said Adam# hla campaign,fire on.Secretary of inntter/nf public policy. > Vhieh gave P->eaideftt lasanhoWer Africultirc Kara Taft Benson, alH • Conduct# ,'4Po«n# g ii . Othw^xi wan Just thinking the Street. gn AS.OM maJorRy-ln 1952. v x ; ' . ;!l Encloa&ri / » Departed Native—Never hear^^/af it, though he'says Blaanhower "can't; Its aemy thlng^nd it makes me more ' Repubilcana ara mitchlng their escape^responstMlity as command- 12 HMV7 •Abattvctbeiai , I m half suspect that I may be Sorfy, stranger. ^X; . M River barrier national cnu.paign hme on a give- er-in-irrg;B' In the hope they can defeat Demo- He enraea chided' Jtiaennower Eisenhower about the riaa^ure } ,-— ot bttuty. ' Mweeponp ■X- M When hfeah sailed the water blue. eratio Ren. Robert S. Kerr. time/tha apendr playing golf, but len ahoe tRaafe pf the CORterdi^ X An IndiM out Albdgnertiuti He had hie troubles sama a l you: ■'■-x - Voters Apathetic' " thusI far has induced In no all-out s h a p in g ISNeia^ Rockier-' MlbCuralon 43Raced^^, A IR j ! and X way when uked why he, had For 40 day# he dfpr * FYrd epupe. Looking for a place to park.V Mock said he is. convinced Ei- !• Philippine llPoaitionof 2# Lift / 47 PiiUp ' , among the voters. Republican COIFFURE StYUHfi^ Necrito ^ -.-.-...1 . ----- . ------•- laconically replied fX ^ d r ntr^m * leaders contend thelC own- work­ ■saiihower's popularity is as, great atabiiity' 33 Cocoatit Rbir SP Before lined, claasy curyejj; wdea ntcei 20 Obtain And then there's the dentist whO ers' enthusiasm gives them their now as .t was in i»52. He has em* VISIT THE S0R(B»T1MIST C A I^ PARTY ^ 4 v ; 13 D en . . S4Zeol6ua S3 Three tiaiei 8 told hia patientt ."Your teeth' are best chaiice elect - the state's phasised tha theme that "It is im­ 21 Mariner't 14 To cut;,/ 3SPeaterer >'(coiftb. fonn) okaik but those gums will hava to perative that the President has s OCTOBER J9th-i^NTERjCTURC|I T direction first GGP governor.' There sCems ■t When the.'KentucKy Colonel wpa come out." • little likelihood that the working majority in Copgy#sB." r x ■j<‘. . 22CIeevei> in The NOrthTspme. one asked him Republloans 'haVa made a point ' 2S Moiic^al I- r ! 4 r J gin of the Derrkmrata in the state's . / n lif the K^tuCkians were In fact / Sdmic years ago a person re­ House of Representatives delega­ of Kerr's attaoka on Oen. Douglas cpupler Very bibhloun. . ^ ' quested yi^rinlsaion of the Bishop MacArthiir, who Is presumed to ^tpGoddess of » tion will be altere^. , ;V .> . n [ Colonelr-No. auhV t hon't reck- of Sallsburyvto fly from the top of Republican Reubep K. Sparks Have a follov/lng In the stet#. . rrlnfatuatioit Bailie W, Vtnaon, Republican na­ 3 T X B" i| o,n thep’re mo* than a doten Bibles the spii-e .of^ CSathedrei. The aafd in an interview^he is highly 30 Feminine In t^^hole State. . good Bishopx^^lt ap •h**oui con-J’ tional committeeman, accused / ' nickname ' encouraged in hia race.for the gov- BT" .oern for th^man's spiritual as well efnorshipr'by the fact that Maine Kerr of serving as "hatchet m,aP'' 99 EAST CENfiE S T ^ ' M I . M 0 0 9 31 Nothing \' /! as temporal safeW. toidxhim he for former President Tniman.- in 32 Begone ' 1 i Granger—can y6u tel' me imw; elected a Democratic goVertior. He /^- 5 » IB ■ 1 to get to. Adama street?. . was very welctlm\to fly to the ssld he thinks' the Maine; raaults the . controversial dismissal of fslang) MacArthur .■■•# Pacific comman­ P / Natlve^What’e that,.stranger? Church/but he wpUla'ehcourageitq,;' demonstrated a trend of independ­ X/ />C P y" P Pm a little deaf,.^.,x' man td fly from It. < \ x " ent thinking that may oyerrun der. Kerr replies that he took the. J, initiative In urging Trtimen to fire YR|E raumm y m W A Y BY J. R. WII [.iA M S OtJR BOAB|>ING H O ySK 5SoSS)ofl.B 37 ■' Stranger,—I beg your pairdon ?,, psrty lines all oyer the natlonV \ \ ' NaUve—I Said I ’in f little, deaf. Agent ■ • I auppoae h o ^ h a t you -"What the Democrats eSn diis.in the general "because MacArthiir /"'I I didn't hear you. are married you. wMl bOtikliig out Maine, thg Republicans can ■ do wouldn't play on the team.X 42 Anatbmfcd'' Si In a Contest that seems lllcely to X aadllENOVU. / .\ r ;/ // / - X . / Stranger—You .don't‘say!. I'm some Insurance ?/J ' ■>, better;j,lh Oklahoma," he declaredX X - duct Because^ Oklahoma normally is .^ closer than'the Senate race. ,Cx;. 'M e c e .1 5T^ JT s r ft JT j r deaf - too,, ... ' Bridegroom — Oh, nm, 1 dqn't Have yonr tMM •3UCT TJBOP Ii4 FOR A PlEAS- / * 'fMATS 44 Number Native—^That's too bad! Now,' think she's dangerous. . - \ \ Democratic by a substantial mar­ Republicans appear to Xje cart'y- ramovtd by' Itceaa^ AMT CHAT/VilTH TWe , tJlSOT, . , I a h , 45 Feminine 7 What was it you wanted . gin. the RepubUCans will have to Idg the fight tp the tHmocrats Jn aar«d trea aargoau. GtR V P . - ' * .\ - \ the\battJe for; the governorship. (SeMlAl. MAMAGER OP J FOLKS/ 3 0 S t appellation 1 Stranger—^ n you tell me how Work hard, save your . money,^ depend on Democratic voters, to ..-V .. 4«Ughting w f State GOP leaders are taking b f :1)1)i ^ ; specialists « I i I tH 6 PAL^y^WALSy LOAfO LEAvife ®OTH -^ a t d to get to Adama Street ? and, who knows, aomeday.you may ^ win either the govemorshlp or the , - h om e .devicea Benste post x , ; * leaflean ,oiit ptit of ,,«lsenhower’s .^isenhower'a 195Ifl.lJ During the aUmmer month^-it' is work Co. Is equipped to-take care A t o Z-Z-Z-Z-Z C a ’^AMO'.WALKi OOTiC A1?M6 ANDNOtlC m /■ Native—^ re . You go down this be able to pay your tasTes In one ,>IM:6£DJ 43 Diminutive 4 Fred M. Mock, the d o R pandl-j «>Ung for a Si . way tor- four Wook# jind then turn Instsillmeht. . X"' . ' ^ not so hard to put up,.X'ith A A - - ■ - - i L V'AuWTTtoei fiA.HEH- of Ronald /■ dale for tire Senate, profeasee be- what th.ey characterise *« 'he,. ,h .t i. The.v carry a full line of hardware, Are^yoii throwing money,.awray7 :'sell|hg it to Oslrinaky will /. H6H.X 49 Seat anew /)/ JieKJh.at the appeal for a. Republi-j mess in the atatehouae." The] *^?‘ " that la far from modern sleep EXFERT COa -'-ft \ / s k o c i t V-*. IS / -■ W oak flooring, corner cabinets In all Of course you are not going-16 do poeMble extra CTiristmas gift^^'fojfc Center 91 Penetrate# v~ U H ^ I V A L BY DICK TURNER can Congress to support Elaenhow-; state's loSa of pqpulation—a blow I the advent of fall and i^OW ARD'S X ' 'n/ yiww» \ AMoPAY 0 5 S.: sisos, combination wood w’tndQWS, Main Street-—TeL MI-9-3339 PHONE MI.S.7M5 X S3 Pluck ft ■er s program w'ill be effective; but io Oklahoma's ftierte pride- Is be-i the prospect , of winter staring at the lop being of glass which ia 4,l6tHAr V / (20 « few politicians here give Mock Mng used by^- the Republicans | ua, being-Arced to work in an _94 Challenged . a permanently set and- the • bottom Ingly, but you may be doing It tion wvlll have extra chsh^r^aetl 7T4T more than ah outaide chance'. against the Democrats, who have antiquated .Rltchen seems jii;etty of interchangeable gtass and Just therSame^-How? By throwing ing Waitr, paper to OstQnaky, 731 Kerr, ap oil multimillionaire who been In power, since 1907. — ‘] grim .'W hat lo^do about it ? IJL Is B U G S B U N N Y screen. These windows aro con- away youp-'w-aate paper, by bum- Pnrhei' / X I defeated former Gov. Roy Turner n t«a N eural Wealth easy when you take-Jt easy, dping ■siderabl.v less expensive dbfan the J>oin >h« handrciils jienchester for his party's Senate momlnatlon, Sparks.is preaching the doctrine * little bit at a time, and "'o'lcrn-:^'combihation'-^ aluminum/Storm snd ing ROr by giving it away. Waste i^,,.is and iM^wivis-who buy oN \L\ /A appeays to have consolidated a hqlfi that Oklahoma Has 'all of the n a t-7 * * ymir kitchen with the help of jdcree'n-.sash Which the Alancheate.r MPbt* }s worth money to you a t ' C lalh we.sth w'd/expedition ex- on the State s DemocraticxorgAn- urai'V'esources any.stale could ask, Manchester, Millwork Co. of Millwork Co. al.s6 . carrles.,- -.o. - ^ pstrinsky .s, dealer in waste ma peiieiiced / ope .deHtb. froni a th u ir uiMh^ DRYCLEANERR Ization. A favorite son movement but lack# ah "aggressive" gov -X ''* St. The owners of th e! Custom buiit cablneU at the ‘'H als at t f J P»rker Sr: The waste billou.s c not wild animals or I may develop for him in the' p’real- ernment to -tak e advantage of !'*''***''**"• Masop and J o - ' Manchester Millwork • are built paper market is not at the peak It Indians w M k chkI w o t e V l ^ Hir­ 93 WBJia^STIIEn W/ dehtial race two years hence if he them.. -seph Rivosa. will gladly help you| to your exact speclflcdtlons arid rc- reached during World War 11 put / X YJ- wins reelectlon op Nov, 2^ The Democratic candidate Ar i .vour' planning and furnish qulrements. If;-yqu require extra it has risen considerably over the — X ./■ ings you. dtr|vo by so MI-3.72S4 . Kerr and other Democratic can­ the terrific slump'itwent into. You iz: governor, State - Sen. Raymond ' -'P'* estimates for any work deep draWerti, a place for your are sure of being paid the cucren -do^ng. ■ '/ didates are franklyof riding what on the other hsHdrynn contemplate doing. 'electric mixer, ,diots for tr.iys, di­ they term a market prices, no.matter W'haJtpejt dmnaP admin the drought ‘t^ird worst in not vtslt the nawj Show- vided drawers for silverware and / Expert Dry with the national ...... 'You can are, when you sell your yrast'e HOLLISTtR stemming from the drought:d*l^^,ehi‘ thatA .t »>* . "tit''" •’'-‘o'-y • -nd, farm . “ 4 Broad Street? 1 edoking sppdns.and knives', alt of paper to Ostrin-sky. L. T. WOOD has seared many state farming price supports sre the to^'issues *® Adch better w;hat you wp«ild these are A»de tiftyour exact ordef- As for rags and soipp metals, LOCKKR PI^NT areas. Kerr also Is hitting hard .'at in. the campaign. I, like when you can see models- The - and ate they wond,erfully con- Ostrinsky will alwa>^/buy these 91 BlsaeilSt. Thone Ml-S-3424 Cloning ierrii^ Eisenhower's flexible farm price ople are very, very dls- ■bowroortt is open eyeblngS until Yenle^j For' covering for your from you, Simpl.v 3^11 -oXdeliver © R eA M tM © / Jn Eisenhower,’■ he' ® P-"’ • Monday through Saturday, counters ch^se from Xver 35 them to their n ^ plant-at 731 TELEPHONE OP A MASMlPICEiCft support program. •//• tf' • m - i _____ Mock has endoraed that pre^ram he cattKrmen who sup- j-®'''* this enables th> whole family ftomica. patterns or a wide rta^ge .Parker St. It ip-Xnazing how much uAiEM letyp tovg TO togevEk .y j! snd thus has drawn a direct issue a have gone broke and 7 ” P"'Hclpate in the plannin|;. You . of linoleum patterns. Doors s^"hd^ you can realize from selling waste with his opponent in a state where rs are tifrnlng back to will find many ideas that yon may 'windows \are available In #11 sizes---’•m.a'vialsXial you do longer want. MANCHESTER ratic part.v.'J ■ w-lah to -incorporate in. yOur owH and description-/-In fact the Man- ilrlnsky always pays a higher OOP Nipe Work, Doc'! 'XT BY V. T. RAMLIN the farm vote often ia decisive. lilii; Hock has recognized ■ the pollt- /Gary and hla campaign gf,-ate-j P*"""- ^ / Chester MiihviorkllliVI Co- 1# equipped tXpriCXt-b service ■ organizations for iERVJCE AUTO PARTS \F. t5E£MSUKEl tcal potentialities-of the drought, /Iflsta discounted Ae effect of the L 'bosa who are-building a give you cusAm millwork of the ' w;arte pnper and if you belrag to g ne or-one of your children Mlongs W6Cm | ^ \ HADm OUR A.BUT, explaining tpat the Eisenhowe' defeciion"^of William p. Coe, whs "*"■ home, the Manchester Mill- highest quahIjt.v. 270 BROAD SI ^T^T?.00C'5 tviORRY^f^ / HE MEETS HlS administration isn't respoiisiMe lost the Democratic governor nom- -. ~~ ^ ^ to the Boy .Scouls -or Gipl Scouts foe ph.vsiclans, dentists, biist- j Thought I for the lark of rain and contend­ tnation A Gary Ip A.bittfr run-off' and wishes 'to- rAh*e sorne extra neztmen, etc. H'- hour service, fiOT THAT WHOLE \ NOTHlN&SiA LADY IOVE. coOlon' money, why not consider collecting Always At VOiir Ifefvlce For wacnerian c r e w k C ^ - ing that it Is doing all it epn to primary. Coe announced Thurs- Hal Boyle seven days a tveeli, Nundays and a MACHINF, RHOT REHVICE ,V speed relief measures , day night hla support of Bparks, j waste paper and aell^.^lo Oatrln- holidays. /. eating Out. (Df T sky for higher piiceaTX' • EQUIPMENT/ ^ There are many poUtici^S who but Aald he-would back Democrat-1 • PARTS (iidwaaA rebuilt) DepMdnbto Sartlfitl \ HIS H^KP6.f, This is the season "of the jtear In 99 St. dohn St., Tel. /MI-3-7691 believe that a good, soi^ n g rain jo candidates otHer than G ary.' )estno\ which rummage sales flourish and o AUCE$).S0RIRB 4 would ' do ■ more for Iptepubltcan Gary called Coe "a poor loaer." ' srs if your"-organization puts on S • .SUPPLIES' •’ prospects in'..Oklahom^ thab any Republlbans privately -voice rummage sale and finds at the end o D U rtm PAINT, SI-PPUE8 WilliMi R. Sd iM ^ i 1 amount of campaigning, , These doubt that Coe's expect^ switch of the day that there are some Opeu/Saturday naRl 5 p.na. 138 Spmea St. T*L lO -M to politicians-figure thn the farther will help them, but contend pub­ Here to clothes left over, you can realize DUBALDO who looks out on b/own fields too licly that only a few nudges .would cash on. these by selling them to ^ MU$lC CENTER dust.v and dry to plough' for wheat be needed to carry them Into the Ostrinsky. ■•X planting is goln^ tp take it out w;ln column in a race tlfi4y lost by moilse-^men a geners- Another idea .io consider is the 186 MIDOLI': TPK. \VKS7 t ' on the WashingAn .adminlatration New York What jjappens to a TEL. Ml-9-6305^^ HIGH GRADE to-7 only 16,000 votes four years ago. girl who smokes upfpe in publi"X G "14 to iw to the fact the.v have fac-t that collecting waste paper in MERRILL’S V.» •if. an. when he goes to the polla. ■to Ic a ^ hqvy to light a lad.v's pipe your particular service group antj Democratic Stats ‘ Chairman ■ ''Plenty." said Marie 'Quapken for her.) , ; GUKRIM aii4 PRINTING Viou^hevy torntthifif, Bfim it? VouVfi rgally g Kard ifign Smith Hester ’said he found in a Miistn^t Putt Off bush, ah invepfive young/fa^lon />At one c^k'all party." she re­ MORESCHI / MRRKETi. BQ^ X ^ ^ R RUDDIM X- •Gettlnjf Nowhere BY BIMiAB MAKl'IN personal ^ryF.v- of agricultural consultant has fpCedx".lady lied, _"I wB.s zlttlng oh a Bofa, Accordions / / > to eutguota!” areas tha^ "Ae fatmer.s are talk­ JUB AND COMMERCIAL plpesmpkpfs of they/probf?m ^ and a,gentleman said I wa.s, hold­ 84 OakkNid Stfoot N v : BCZ ing Den^ratic.”,Republican State. l^Bjrniiig to Play ing my pipe along. Well, he got Private tristrucliotis PRINTING V5IPN WGSt V«. 9 WC5\ OOR«\>5'fc«i OW . ?>tCA'4£>t .ViXVuNAM ,4AV/vSlpy| MO B Y R O T c r a n e Chairrnan Douglas McKeever said! where Ao cary / 'A eiy . tobatjCo T#LM|.3s7384 YVSVWt SOiPVOSK) TO 044 '^MC> PV?NWK> .NOO A ^' ------W \ i pT-T pouches one /that down on his knees .before Jne. to Prompt and iNflrlent PrlntlBg StW ED \V4 . ^ howeverxHe doesn’t believe the show me the way he thought I In.K(rumen(s jrfid ASupplies A GOOD V3\VV TOCS* • ROVATTV I «K» THt PlOPVl KcAM- ‘ft iFVMANP'mC VALC0MIH6 farrnereAlame the Republicans for MCHTN”r Pi:'\AT ? the Republicans. Kerr contends. -has-arranged V-ith the city to use i faketnated b; ment her, choice of tobacco when L Streets—Tcfep%ppn irse to supplem ent Quackehbdih, who haa-been She , .Sitbrmed (he exclusive ram- j d T ir e ft •, B a tte rie s t.^Molloran X'The farmers I have Alked to a "g o lf edu,catjoh" claa^Ar phyki-l-P^Gldg her pipe openly for/more, see the fallacy-,of piUng up huge parts of El Morocco and the "21 ! ERAL HOME cal education s tu d e n t ' X X I * nio.nth,. is hardly a pioneer. • .Accessories 'X-- crop Arpluses under high, rigid piub." When she pulled put her' fdealW ' located—con venleitt and Play is being liipRcd toX-eek- LT"* P'Pe has had a large/but hld- pipe, at Toot Shor’s restaurant,: Tel. Mr-9-8107 supports,’.' he saio, "The.v believe, (Jsvs’ and four months t * ' "f tht^fien feminine following in/America v m tn from the-.basy thoroiigh- s'S TIRE the time take some however, its pachyderm proprietor j Middle 'Yampike. East year October *nd November arid for '"eny years. The pipe ..industry weiit over, arid bit the nearest bii.s-! Dlatlnrtlvo Service.. Mod­ AND artloh .on that ■ score^nd are Will- April snd Mqy. ' estiipfiteii the number qf secret (Comer East Center) it. ■/ I'ing to -take; their chances with hoy, then sat down, and began to em Farilltleti. . ^ ^ IIIFI X Academic', credits are Ifjveri to lady pipesmokera at about 150.000. SHOP flexible supports." • nPt ihcJudlng the • corncob model brood about the old da.vs. | /' iidents A r X neir work/ in "'golf At Sherman BiUingsl(^’'s Stork tr 7C4T vfiicoMH n c Under the Elisenhower program, classes- addicts. T. P. HOUORi^- AW TMI MiaiEr. price, supjmrts will go up as crop L-'art, at the,/municipal Club she meVa Aim countferattack. ! W iliiam H. I, Frop ,/ course "USooratory.” "Since last July, When ' pipes Funeral Director . I ^ OPAL -J specifically styled (or ladies Vere 9“‘‘^*^’y P "' • »'gn on her BIRTHMTONE Rf> Colombia ffie; JEFF,COBB \ MAN? first put'on the market, some 350,. C. S. McHAU, Jr.x Thoughtful gift—lier ^thslone S Goodyear ^ A Yard Makej Each Blouif ipchei OfMarriment 000 have been sold,'.' said Berriard "N tf pipe-smoking, plea.ac,''' Urensed^yEmbafnier set lii.a stunning gpM ring! THE NAME i&’ Gquld, vice president of the Kay-' So far. ids.a Quackenhush ad­ " Repaira, Renritd JK F CO00/..-.nw M IC K E Y FINN On His TocsI BY LANE LEONARD |76 Center St'A Tel. MI-9-TII66 woodle Co., the nation's largest mitted. no man ha.s been /Willing ...... ■ «— iK»—Mill II ' ll. NORMAN rT WEIL AeeeMoriea A "DAILY eyiROlAN* pipe manufacrurer. / T&'M.S to'oarry her pipe for her., and none • g e m o l o Gi s t / 190 Sj^mca Street La dies plp*s are ndw (or sale in.'' h'aa put hia armk around her and ■ - .Npeciallsr In feweIrvX most of -iU the _ major___ department J ______a _____• » !■| said.- - 1 . . "I love, a-girl • . . who'smokes''a . X- Phone M1-9-0659 r#tores and tobacco shops. Plans P‘P*- CUNLIFFE i are. afoot to have- jhem peddled -She feela she has discovered the-, j even by cigarette girls in night real reason men enJo.v_ pipes. i clubs MOTOR SAiE$ / U k ' . . . . ' V J ■■ . "It Just give.a them something to ' W h y Is It then ybu set! so few J chew , ori-Snd hold in their hand . E.YraRT AimpBODV and FOUNDATION DON WILLIS /TENDER REPAIRS ' women smoking them in Phbl‘c? 1whUe they talk.''jhe said, w-aving AND Are-they on(y >a passing.1 novelty fh, • ^ fad-, . as most meh - .'t believe? ■ . t her , pipe, /'ENA.'HEI. and I.ACQUER GARAGE " I think they, are here to stay," msicK Imrrowed anpther i REFINISHINGS ' BUILDINO said.Miss Quackenbush, cheerfully! REASeNABLE PRICES 18 Main Rt.. tel Ml-f-4S31 blowing a hurley cloud my way Aaa..,- N / • ' fTIEE ESTIMATES -»------r- ----1_ across a luncheon table. ROUTE 86—WAPPI-NG CONN. CONTRACTOR .. apaciounig. m "One reason ypu have seen so Meal Now Keeps few on the streets so far Is women AT THE RU?HFIEI.D SIGN sre bashful. They want to be sure Shop At TEL. .Ml-S-9404 BRi i ^ SERVICE ' Siiiee lee Is ( a>1cI E.LP0L0MSKI they, can handle the pipe properly Front End, CAPTAIN EASY Sphtted in public. And then, of course, you BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKf.KN AND HIR FRIENDR know nobody wants to be.the first ' Phones: 3torm 9044 Looking-Ahead! —Norfolk^ Va. The-Virginia i GALLRRSO'S MANCHESTER or Mitchell 9-C886 „ CIRCLE BACK. FEU A „ BY/MERRILL C BLOSSBR coii'le on a dance floor. . Btare Ports Authority wants the j Ganofal Rtpoir IT aXiUVT HAVE OTTrSW FURTHER '.’Aholher important ’! reason is HARDWARE and MILLWORK CO. IIM O W . MOM, BUT AT MRAM5 U. S. Department of Agriculture X THM THI&--«EK.» XOOKh.IN THAT BT SIOKIMG u p N ADViANQg 1 , that manufacturera have' been to diacuaa the so-called Liverpool - SUPPLY CO. !54 Brood St^p-Tel. .'Ml-9-S?83 MOONUOMt ream CM THE WATER. ANP: WMiOrCALbS^P^^ CM cur MTCHOW W n HMF/ alow to d^elop the rijjht clothing lard agreement " with the jarllish 0«m«*r 5tain Stiwet and , t o r RUNNMG WITHOUT LI6H»t ^ tOUVE accieaaorisal (or thi'''pi'^-8n«jiing n seemi that the British »m« 35/ .MlddleTpk- East “, ’ »T PCXXNNG UP AT TUB MORRY'S LATER./ ■ woman. But that, is 'being edr- years-ago declared thatjJrtrahV (Opp. Gorman's'Buick .Sta.) r iN O W !I the best in S E A F O O D rected.'-.-'fTiey are bringing out-a meats vwent bad- which were jFor a compkie .line of hard­ handbag with a rtimpartment to' e General .Millwork . - • MEN’S STORE /shipped in summer from a U. S. ware-and- fleclrfeal supplies.. ALW AVS/b'REtiU -e.- A.ND CLEA.NING SKEYICB Carry a pipe, p ie : belt i'nduatr.y is p o rt, aouth of Phila^lphia the Disttibul'nr for Aluminum Com-" # ('ouiplelq MI"3ow’ Unlit . A~ COMPLETE UNE OP also - working W some new )>elts sellers would boar the kuui. This blnatien \Vlndows and Doors.- •' All ,Sife -Doors • LOBSTERS. /with' attachable tobacco -pouches QU.ALITY . . . risk not only limited Summer ahip.; o .MItrril and Glued Trim •OYSTEia • WQKK CLOTHBa . -A\ and pipe holsters." ments rt— American sellers used ^ Expert Cabinot Work ' * Pl^ holsters.. Shades of'Hop- W Completo Hardware Dept, .^ S C A L L■LOP , IPS’ • FOOT WEAK ^ 4 northern p

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