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'r. * . • '_|i . 'J,.;,? r .-,V,: PAQB E ig h t e e n A TUESDAV,‘OCTOBER 28, 1956 • . .• —-.A- 'V-:. iSIanrlrPBtpr JEî'ttins It^ralib Tcrage Dgily Net PrcM Run Veil the Week Ended • • The Weather ■V * Oct. 26^^J85« , - rofMMt of D. 8. Weather Be St. Franoia X avierV Mothers Jayoee wives taill hold a meet we should think: swU, that petyon About Town Circle will meet tom oi^w nlMt at ing tomorrow evening at the home ^Christian I^ve’ may have some burdena or prob Clear and miiqh raider tenlgl^ 8:15 at the hotrie ot/Mra. Ernest of Mnl. John R. FitsGerald, 45 Bat lems that I know nothing about, Green, >2 Oliver Co-hoatessea tista Rd.,;instead of the Country Low In |la» sea.. ' Fhlr 'and eoii- Tnnpit Ch«|>t«r. No. M. OBB, Chosen as Topic, and doesn't really mean to do. these '5 ,'^ 'Mensber of the Audit thined ôol Thuradsy. 'Hlgji !■ will hold ft roirwc. moeting: are Mrs.'Theodore/Kasek and Mn Club.'The group Will then proceed small, mejln things. A soft answer* W. A. Chevalier. I > the^Camdot Studlb for a ceram Borenn ef OIrenlatlon middie 50a. W«ague mem'' HOSPITAL AUXILIARY tertftlnment, and Mra. Francia duty and doing the little beta of VOL. LXXVI, NO.-21 (THIRTY-TWO PAGESr^TWO SECTIONS) food sale IMt'urday at 9:30 a.m. at 346, Will hold Its milohthly ntreting beis were in charge of the services kindness. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCIUBER 24,1956 (Ciaaalfled AdTnrttaiag an Fnga M) SchleiMl ia chairman of the refreah> the J. W /H ale Department Storfc X ■ Pr ic e f iy b cbn tr meat committee. Members are re tomorrow at 7:8{tp.m. at the Polish Sunday at the Salvation Army ' "Christian love is never crit ...... American Club: All members are Citadel. In the holiness service minded of the card party, in charge Mrs/Grace’ Wright 39 N. Elm ical. We can alwaysjKiccuse oiir ac of Mrs. Arthur Gustafson. Friday.. urged .to^tfend. Mrs. Major John Pickup spoke on tions or oui; shortcomings, but St. ^ s Admitted to the Hartford “Christian Love," Tickets may be obtained from the Hofpitat y e st^ a y 'fo r surgery. the.se things in others we severely officers. Ajl Saints Mothers Circle will Ajlrs. Pickiip said CHilstian Love criticize. Jesus said, ‘First cast meet tomorrow at 8 p.m, with Mrs. Is opening our heart.s tb God's love Burke Smith, director of the the beam out of thine own eye, and Our Lady of Victory Mothers O r Benedict Zollo, 66 Gardner St. Co- so that He can work through us. then fhpii .shall see clearly to Greater Hartford Bridge Author hosteas will be Mrs. John Ford and How man.v tirhes we hinder the A M E R IC A N LEGION HOlVlE els will meet Wednesday at 8:15 aV ity, , will tell 'of the effects the cast out the mote out of thy broth ^ home of Mrs, Janet GrasM,";l9 Mrs. Michael Clementine. Holy Spirit, and our influence for er's eye.' > Hartfoi^ bridge program will have good Is spoiled by some carele.ss Cedar'St Mrs. Ida Lindberg will on the economic development of "Christian love knows no bitter Good, cImhi dortiing for childron on d Mlults. be eo-hoetess. Mrs. Oiarles Vincek, 148 Lydsll word or act. You have heard the; ness or resentment. Can we r e -, 4 Manchester at the meeting of the St., has sn Easter' Lily agsin in adage. What you are speaks so | Kiwanis Club Thursday noon at joice when some one gels a pro A public setback party will'be bloom. with thred 'flowers on the loini I can't hear what yo\i are motion which we might have' d e -. Housohold ortl^ltji of ivoi^ kind. 12:15 St the Manchester Country plant. saying. held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock Club. •served? Are'we resentful of those' at the' VFW Home. Mrs. Florence "Chri.stian 'love i.s having a who are pushed to the front and ' DOORS OPEN AT 9 A.M. Mother Cabrii)! Mother.s Circle spirit o f fprgivneas, In answer to Streeter and her special VFW pro Members of the current Adult honored m ore' than • we 7 | will meet tomorrow night at 8 Peter's que.stibn, 'Lord how oft gram committee will welcome the Confirmation Class of the North "J. B. Phillip's translation of l i players. o'clock at the home of Mrs. Jerry shall my brother sin ’ ^gainst me Cor. Chap. 13, says 'Love Is alow ' Methodist Church' will meet at the and I forgive him?/ Jesus .said home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nason, Biaae, 62 Salem Rd. to lose patience. Loye looks for a Donald MrCumb Not sel'itn times, but until seventy way of being constructive. ■ Love 39 Agnes Dr. Thursday at 8 p.m. times seven. m ese people Will commence their! Edward Bushnell, 70 W. Middle does not cherish inflated ideas of Tpke.. president of the United Na "Christian love is the golden preparation leading to full churchi Donald McComb, son of Mr. and its own importance. Love has good tions Association of Manchester, is Mrs. David S. McComb of 43 El- rule. Ruth 5nilett. writing in the manners. Love is not touchy. Love ! memberahip on Nov. 25. under the'; a patient at the New F.ngidnd Manchester Herald, says 'when a LECLERC guidance of the Rev. John E. Post. wood Rd., was elected last month 'does not gloat over the wcek- Deaconess Hospital. Brookline, person speaks harshly or rude to nesa and faults of other people. FUNERAL HOME Mass. He would like to hear from to membership in the Vale Glee us or does us an injustice, instesd Love knows no limit to ll'* en St. Margarei'a Circle, No. 280, Club. McComb will sing when tlie of getting msd and retsliatfng. Daughters of Isabella, will seat its his friends. durance.' ’* FUNERAL new office s tomorrow evening at club opens it 1955-57 concert tour Among the fabrica which will be - WM. AYRES Witnesses Describe '■J the Manchester Country Club, fol-) at the new .'Manchester High Russian sold at the annuel rummage sale lanes, SERVICE lowing a banquet at 6>30. I'School. Novy 9. under the sponsor- , of the Siaterhood of the Temple j ship of the Manchester. Rotary | Rials Toll Walter N. Bqth Sholom are linings. Other fine Leclerc m e Wales will oirit their usual I, Club. . ; weighing period this evening and fabrics and good used clothing will { Donald was educated in local Ciothins Collection For Korea Directop have a Halloween party Instead at siso be, on sale tom'orrow evening. schools and graduated from Mt. ! THROUGH OCT. 29 Tanks Fight 28 Main Street, Manehdater the Italian American Club. All Doors open at 7 o'clock, m e sale Hermon In the clas.s of 1954 with i AUTO ROBES Set at S3 members are urged to appear in continues mursday, beginning at honors and a Jicholarship to Yale. B.r THE'AfMtQCI.VTED PRESS tanka rolling .through tfie city, flr- Call Ml 9.5869 9 a.m. BRITISH AMERICAN CLUB costume. Awards will be made tor In his senior year at Mt. Her . 15 .MAPLE STREET Two German- husines.smen ing at buildinga. Some of the build Rabat, Morocco- Oct. 24 By RICHARD KASlSCm^ the prettiest, the most original end -\ ings w*ere already in flame*.’’ The Connecticut Home Econom mon. he was chief editorial writer * For arriving ab Nickelsdorf, Au.s- —rAt least 53 persons, mostly, Vienna, Austria, Oct. 24 (/P>—Man^nundreds of penoiu the. funniest. and editor of the Hermonite, the Ambulance* ru*hed through the Euiopeans, today were re- ics As.m. will hold its fall meeting MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY tro-Hungarian frontier, today capital in great number*, many of were reported killed in an anti-Russiim, anti-Communist revo at the Student Union Lounge at school's paper. He entered Yale me Woman s Auxiliary of gt. University in the fall of 1954. 9 A. M. to 12 .MIDNIGHT Motoring Sports Home aaid they saw dozens of Rus them blood-.'tained." jiorted killed in Morocco in lution gripping the Hungarian ca p i^ today, Soviet tankfl and Mary's Ek>l*cpp4l Church will hold the University of Connecticut Fri The German* *aid that on their rioting touched o ff by day. . starting with a dessert tea I Tickets are available for the All kinds of good used rlpthlng, bedding, hoots, prartiral shoe*. sian tanks rolling through ' troop.s went into afctmn and Comimnist machine gunners and a rummage sale mursday at 9 concert from any member of the Budapest, firing at buildings Budapeat they .aw a Fi;ance's -seizure of five top a.m. In the basement of the new at 1:15 p.m.. Mrs. Rebecca Ryher, THESE PRACTICAL ROBES warplanes waged a fierce battl^gam st the rebels. author of "ZiiTa WomanI” wnll talk Manchester Rotary Club. Keller's Sponsored by the United Nations Association of 5fanrhester ' in the midst of heavy street Algerian i-ebeLs.' Au.strian travelers a rm in g tonight from Budapest said church, entrance from the parking ' Men Shop, Watkins Bros.,: and believed from hi* uniform he'might French' and Moroccan armed lot on Psirk St. , \ . on “ African Adventure, Africa To fighting. “ many hundreds” had di^^^hey reported Communist jet day,'* Nassiff Arms. WILL MAKE WONDERFUL GIFTS The** Witnea**. anme hi.ii.i , patrols uncovered more and more ■y' center of ^ l»>ey ■ burned and mutilated bodie* in the planes joined the Russian wnks and machine gunners to SALS ?n fla city appeared completely „jtj. ^^bne* where angry Arab battle students and workers wllo^ defied a government ulti Died By Nathaa capital were in flames. deaerled aave for a few people who Votionaliat* struck ve*ierdi>v matum to surrender. / Hale PTA ‘I District 1 Canvass : Moroccan troppa \ n d French PRESCRIPTIONS '5 0 0 9 5 i95 when the flf^ting flared in the ways. Legionnaires mounted guard in The travelers said Many Hungarian soldiers refused to IHMRSDAY. OCT. 25 Pj[anned by GOP "FREE PICK-UP ■ njght, passing 'several control Other traveler* reported touri.*l* the European section o? Meknes fight against tjjeir countrymen and actually g^ve the rebels Starttag Xt t:80 A. M. CosiiMties AND DELIVERV” GAUDET points manned by armed soldiers. driving to Budapest were stopped , while the search went on in’ the active support by ^tting ammunition trucks fall into the A t The Germans declined' use of about 20 miles outside the capital ’ native quarters for more bodies, I Ihs'trict 1 Republicans formu-. their name's, saying they wanted workers’ hands. . PINE PHARMACY 785 MAIN ST. — OPPOSITE WOOLWORTH'S and asked to return to A.ustria. In addition to yesterday's riot J. W. Hcri* Corp. SfoTB I lated plans for the coming election CARRYING CASE 2.29 to return to Budapest'for business All reported seeing troop move Mat\ on ITfly Oat Listens Rudapest Kad.io announced the rebels defied the latest Hun i 4 CENTER ST— HI 8-9814 purposes and feared publicity ing in the town, French sources i Itbt night. Allerr Behnke, chairman OPEN MONDAYS ments and soldiers setting up ma- said 38 farnis, mostly European, Marshal Konstantin RokOssovsky,^ right. 'PSTlsh defense minister and protege of Stalin, sits and garian ultimatum to surrender and the battle, which began ■i/t the district, directed the meet would harm their prospKt.-. chlnegim posts. in the surrounding countryside ' listens -to debate as the Polish Parliament opens in Warsaw, Oct. 23. Rokossovsky is slated to be with peaceful demonstrations last night, roared bn into the They had been staying at the A westerner arriving in Warsaw ing held at GOP' headquarters in ALL COLOR COMBINATION IN BRIGHT were whbliy. or partly burned by j purged by the new Gomulka regime. At left Is Premier .loseph Cyrankiewicz, former deputy Pre*^ night. - -V—— ------...... — Duna , Hotel, on a bank of the from Budapest said 150 persons mier Zenon Nowak is in the center. It is ekpected that th^ Parliament will place all controla of the Andrews Building. COLORFUL PLAIDS IN RED, BLUE, rampaging‘Moroccans. | The ultimatum expired at 6 p.m. 0IAMQNbS$75 to $1000 Danube jiist below the Hungarian were reported killed in a battle the government in the hands of the new anti-Russian regime. (AP Wirephoto via radio from Lon (noon EST). it had been extended Atty. Arthur J. LeClaire, vice Parliament building. with tanks outside the Hungarian The actual cause of the rioting don.) \ B«at PrMsur* Groups I CHECK OUR PRICES—THEN SHOP AROUND GREEN. BROWN and TURQUOISE In Meknes appeared to be the ac-| from 2 p.m., after the rebels had Top U.S. Aides i chairman of the district, will be in Dozens of Red TatikB Parliament. also defied that time limit. The : charge of the district canvass. Atty. ' WE BELIEViT YOU WTLL COME BACK - -."'W e were awakened in the early cldental shot fired by a Moroccan j PTA FAIR and ' 350,000 Demonotrators trooper .who Wounded himself. The Communist government had prom : W. David Keith will serve as chair- i EASY TERMS OR PAY CASH AND SAVE j morning hour* by the ever-lncreaa- He said a. crowd of 250.000 dem shqt enragffn demonstrators and, ised that rebels who surrendered.; See Crack-Up SATURDAY. OCT. 27— 10 A.M. ON I nuin of the telephone committee. green STAMPS WITH CASH SALES ' ing noi»e of machinegtm Are," one onstrators massed around the Par Herbert McKinney, chaitmran bf InRuonco Poddlinq. rel*ted. the bloodshed was on.. would, be given full amnesty. liament last night demanding When the . ‘resistance fighters the town GOP motor pool, will be ,X- "When we checked out of the French police reportedly threat In Red System AT BOCKLAND SCHOOL GRpUNDS Veto for GrHfiHi. UP TO $25 FOR YOUR OLD WATCH X ened to atop working'for the Mo S r i£ Poles Now Equals, scorned the second ultimatum the. aided in District 1 by Harry Jack- hotel we. *aw dozens o f Russian .(Continued of Page Twentj--one) roccan government after four of government radio broadchsl: SPONSORED By BUCKLAND p.T.A Behnke told his 45 District 1 Re fo stop Mot moddling. CAMERAS----- ; SHAVERS — CLOCKS their then were found slain. "The coiinler-revolutidnaries still P Washington, Oct. 84 (tPi—^Top i*T?**f^* a ^ w h i t o elephant Bale, g f t ^ balloons. publicans present that he intends ' Eight bodies , of Europeans, were . In Tany a Case carrying out m ur^r and rob-1 American offlciala ar« awingtag n m a h a M ta . hot doga, aoda, coffee, cmqker bmrrS, cake walk. GREETING CARDS — GIFTS — RINGS ôuni^ this morning near the Port- ' bery can not now expect any; to carry out a vigorous campaign | JoKii M. Griffith n»JW.HALCcoiu. around to the belief that Rusaia'a UNCLE JIM THE CLOWN WRX BE AE b E ugueite bridge on the main road ; mercy. They will not escape the' In the district in an effort to ac-1 MANOHISTiR CONH* London, 'Oct. 34 (A*^Mrs. •astern European satellite oyatem EVERYONE INVITED qua^t voters with the GOP ca n -, Adlai Charges\ Ike’s to Rabat, 100 miles east of death penalty. For State Sonotor Meknes. Elena Oieczok of Detroit arrived Summary . courts martial had la begining to crack up. didates' qualifications on the na Shop At Gaudei*s-^lt Pays here today with a doll In her W ai^w , Oct. 24 (A*)—k Premier Jo.sef Cyrankiewicz re tional, State and local levels. CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS Meknes is a city of 1.50,000 in- been established to condemn cap This view apparently was re habitahU. more than 20,000 of artns to wage a last ditch legal minded the Russians forcefully tpday Poland's relations with tured rebels. flected by President Eisenhower .them Europeans. battle to prevent, her . baby the Soviet UnioifJia.-tb«,Jtuture will be based on full equality. Direct . telephonic communica last night in a reference to the re 'daughter, Tanya'Oinrastov, frnm His addre.ss to parliament followed reports that Soviet Com- tion with the city was cqt off, hill volt against fioviet domination la y (Oonttaued on Pago Twenty-oae) vanishing behind the Iron Cur tain. „ miiniat boss Nikita S. Khrushchev------—— ■ ------(t was evidU'iVt that casualties fn Poland. \ had backed down in his qiiarral the flghtfng were mounting by the "The fruits o f imperialUm,** New* York, Oct. 24 fA5Âdlai-i leaders said 18.000 . were .ori hand. Washington. Oct. 24 i.lpi An ini- with the Poles arid apoldgizedi score. A westerner who reached ■enhower said in a speech at a Stevenson said today the Elsen- Several -hundred se.ils, blocked off Responsible aourfes also re- Nikita’s Policy Warsaw after .traveling, from labor dinner herer” are discontent, hower administration has "confus- by platform installkuons, remain Ike Schedules migration official said today the ■ Stefan Cardinal Wyazyn- Budapest said 150 persona were re r.nrest, riots in one -place and X' ACT LIMITED ed genuine friendahip for business ed empty. Non* was turned away I British liner Qiiqen Mary may be ski, the Roman Catholic Primate ported to have been killed when demonstrations ‘ in another, until with amiggling intimacy toward a as in 1952 when Stevenson spoke subject to seizure by the U.S. gov- j Poland, will be______i-eleased in a fewSeen G)stly to Russian tanks were brou ^ t into' the tyranny exercised over them, few of it* giants." Six Speeches NOW in the Garden. . ernmenl a* a result of the Tanya ' C fighting outside the Hungarian either dlasol-ves or is expelled. SUPPLY *'We Democrat*.. .reject the Boo Nixon, Dulles '. Chwaatov • ^:continues_qulet._ The 'informants |ÔViet -tjniO n Parliament building. UJS. Help Hinted Idea of an America in w'htch every La-st night's crowd, which gave said the Cardinal's relea.se was dis Radio Budapest did not Identify Eisenhower implied American one la on the payroll of a few Stevenson . a standing ovation. In Three Trips the liatlonality of the warplanes readiness to aid the Poles or any V giant corporations.'*, he declared in alternately cheered hr* sallies , sioner J. M. Swing, indicated this By WILLIAM K RVAN engaged in the desperate struggle. other people whd would aucceu- a speech prepared for a luncheon against Eisenhower .and booed Washington. ■Oct. 24 The I"is a technical situation, and that 1"a delegation of »Catholic Parlia- (.\P Fqrrlgn News .Analyst) But eyewitnesses an'iving In fully assert their independehc« of ho expressed ^fert- of, buiineaamen inpporters. mehtlon 6f Dulles and f*(ixon. White House today announced____ I there____ la no actual thought of such : A Khrushchev experiment has 'Vienna - said the tanka blazing Moscow and seek American help. The Democratic presidential Stevenson himself had drawn plans for six campaign speeches by | action eral support for Gomiilka's policy blown up in the faces of the Soriet through the war-acarred streets He did this in Outlining this 4-point' independent socialism.., nominee contended, at the *taj;t of some scattered- booi among the President Elsenhower next week in But he said "we are still investl- of Communist leader*. of the Danubian capital w-ere Rus policy for the United States. ?as the 12-hour schedule 'of rallies in the cheers from a small crowd, of bv- cluding talk* in three of the /our | gating to see if'any action against Due in .Moscow Unless the Russians take force sian. l- -V, " ■ charupion of h um u freedom’’ :' rity and ainrounding counties, that standees as he left his hotel to *^®*’,*® Fie carried in 19.52. ■ the Cunard Line i owners of the Cyrankiewicz, scheduled to fly ful measures'-io guard against new A'*d^perate Hungarian Com- "First, so to conduct ourselves in DEMONSTRATORS — USED MACHIMES because, of ^Republican policies drive to the Garden. But the audi- The President- ...... ' ulll...... makewueen three marv Queeni is warraniea. Mary i is warranted to ■ Moscow this week, , indicated . Outbreaks like those in Poland and muni.st .government, .enable to all our international relatione that amall business is being "squeezed ence in the hall gave him one, of .separate trip.*. They will take him; Hennessv was before the Senate ! Konstantin Rokossovsky Hungary, they stand to lose' their smash the revolt,, had called for we never compromise the funda byX he growing giants, ‘’buffeted j the biggest welcomes of his cam- info Florida. Virginia., T e «a . | Internal' Seruritv subcommittee j Soo*! atanding in the satellite empire eventually. The help from the thousands of Russian mental principle that all peoples who have proved themselves cap 5 Big Days-TuesT, Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sot, hy the mergier movement, stran- ; paign. - Oklahoma, ahd Pennsylvania. I ...v-i-i,which i.is i—-i..looking into .■the____ case— -i.uwith I Communl.st party, despite hi* ous- policies of Communist bras N. S. soldiers stationed in the country. gied by high interest rale*.. | ' Revolving s|K>tlights flashed in ter from the Pplitbiiip last week. Khrushchev'have paralyzed the The fighting swirled through able of self-government hava a Ei.senhower has acheduled six particular concern about two He asserted, however, that in the right to an independent govern OCT. 23 to OCT. 27— OPEN EACH NIGHT UNTIL 9 DURING SALE (EXCEPT SATURDAY) "The Elsenhower administration , the darkened Garden and specta- speeches during the three tours, ; points: Soviet.Union. „ downtown streets,, through apart aeehis to have confused 'genuine tor* set lip an earrpiercing din as future Russian troops in Poland The Kremlin today ia likely un-. ment houses and public buildings ment of their own fpll, free choice. James-C. Haggrty, presidential 1. How it was that U.S. official* will b« restricted exclusively to. "Second, so to help those free-.- friendship for business with snug he arrived. pie.** secretary, emphasized that let the liner sail from New York del-going an agonizing reappraisal. and through huge factories| gling intimacy toward a few of its Stevenson spoke before a back- bases granted'by treaty. . But despite the Russian Army's dom loving peoples who need, and the Pi-eaidpnt will return to Wash The result can mean the end of want and can profitably use our. giants." he said. “ And meanwhile, of him qhd niore up-to-date photos Rokossovsky, installed by Stalin Khrushchev as the boss, the re- help hours passed without the ington at the.end of each day. • (Contlniied of Page Twenty-one) in 1949 as, Poland's defense minis aid that they may advance ih their the big have ^:otten bigiger and drop bearing a youthful picture The President will’ db that. Hag- emergence of Georgl M, Malenkov SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! the small are di.sappearing.'' ■of Gov. A'verell Harriniah, Sen. ter, hf*« been reported on the verge tConHaiieif on Pitfe' Thirty-OneY ability for self support and msF erf y .said, primarily to keep ii\ and a,vindication--from the Soviet add .strength to the security and Stevenson’s shift' to discussion Estes Kefaiiver, his running male, of ejection'from' his office under viewpoint- of former Foreign Min^ On Every Purchase Ih All Depts. close touch with the "fa.st break the new leadership headed by the peace of the frqe world, came after a whip-cracking as.sault and Mayor Robert F. Wagner, ing developments in the '(.Soviet! Istep V, M-, Molotov. ‘"Third, so'to hianaga our.-com- ' on President Eisenhower's foreign now the party's Senatorial candi once-pilrged Gomulka. 3 - CONSOLES.....’60 satellite nations.’’ That was a "We want to base the. relations The Khrushchev experiment be mertiie .with other nations that ws . policies,'and on Secretary of State date. : reference to the unrest- in such News Tidbits gan early in 1955, and events in are'joined with them in a genuine Dnlle* and Vice President Nixon. One by one' the patty leaders between but nations and .parties rtiiintries as Poland and Hungary, j on- the princlplra of equality and Poland and Hungary prove that RuUetins partnership of .trade, fostering a S-WEEK befqre a cheering throng in Madt-' previously had strode briefly into. Here is Elsenhower's campaign Ciilled from AP Wires the restless Stirring which finally spiral of mutually shared proaper- son Square Garden last, night. the spotlighf. rid ourselves of anything which SEWING schedule for next week- I ■ could contradict these principles,'’ burgeoned into open • anti-Russian from thfi .^P Wires ity and abundance that will be 2 - . J i S i . PO RTABLES....’19 The partisan, banner-waving Mra. Franklin D. Roosevelt got Monday—He will leave Wash- revolt dates from that time.- ' proof against all propaganda and COURSE tmWH filled all seats affording a New England Svnod of Episcop j dyrankiewlcx said. In the next few days, he said 'all Khrushchev's experiment 'Was subversion. ' WITH EACH view of ^the speaker. Democratic (OntihuM on Page Fourteen) (Continued on Page Sixteen) al Church choc**; Bishop Charle* ' „ lew a y s . ne sai'— ACCEPTED new p?esident,..Bastbound traffic exclusively at bases whose exis- parties in the satellite nations. The (Oontlnued on Page Twenty) 4 - "iffi,” C O N SO L E S.....’50 OCTOBER I7th ONLY carrying thQusandB of workers to . atema^from international doctors* report on the "iiead to Groton plants comes to near stand-[ ^!'*®*-*,e*. Reflecting^ the ever- experiment had two aims. toe" physical examination' Pres One was to secUrC the new post- DEMONSTRATOR— UKE NEW stUI,. backing up m ile'or more on - Fey of G y m y re- ident Eisenhower iihderglies this Ike ifiiniury uisaavaniage ^ unification, Cyrankiewicz added, Stalin regime at home by giving weekend will be madej publio "These treaties are dictated by it the look of |i regime which would home time late Sunday, the. Officials Seek W T C l W j I ■ ZM ’W T P i n M . E l a T m I tempt to free tractor trailer truck 4-OESK MODELS S75 our security, esp«clall.\* in the face be K^ral In comparison with the White Hbiise, sdid today. The Ij LI. o. Jbnas H-1 estSy Reas Do Not i ‘ of German revisionism.'' iron'rule of Stalin, . ■ President plans to enter Walter $5 Million for ^ EASY . " • ‘ '■ ' ' , I em California and cause closing of Germaiu still lay claim,.'to areas •The.seccind aim — -and. probably lêd Army Hospital here .Sat- 3- ZIG-ZKG CONSOLE MACH, r $70Reg. 104.75 ^ ^------■ . iOO-mile stretch of U.S. Highway taken over b y ' the Poles after more important—was in the field , iirda.v* afternoon and return fo RUDGET Main S t World War II. of foreign polio'. Relaxations in the Whffe House Sunday after ^ SINGER Washington' Oct. 24- (/Pi—Pre*-|anmver.sary banquet of the Car-Jrnled international agreement o n ' 99 between Bannihg and- Wesl- Enfield Prisoii TERMS 1. «*?"*.^** ^** . . *?' flight J penters IJnion. Eisenhower said if arma. reduction. -■ - | moreland., .Capt. Guhnar Nordeii- noon after completion of the ex- I ■ 2-ZIG-ZAO PORTABLE MACH. S50 VACUUM the United State* could siiffy Al^h.ia administration were guilty o ff He aaid that in : the last two j. son of the Stockholm concedes his (Continued en Page Seventeen) (Onntiniied on Page Twenty) asninntlon. CLEANER PARKING ynoua. military disyvantdge if [ fyoriftg big busihess, as charged, j years /Imssla has rejected 14'spe-] ahip was steaming east in west- . Niantlc, Oct. 24 (P) Govdmop Lew It stopped it* teya w miêar I am sure big business would as- cific-U.S. disarmament' proposals, bound sea lane when she collided CORSI TALKS M'lTH IKE Ribicoff today was hqnded a re DEMONSTRATOR— UKE NEW ! Demonstra'tnr' „ Mcmthly WAYIEST HATIVE xveapons snd t h y fmind that Riis- sert "'• . kave fyied dlanially.’’ | Stevenson has contended that if 1 with Italian liner Andrea Doria. M'nehington, O ct,''34 (J*(-:-Ed- quest for a $6 million appropria S 5 9 7 5 PRODUCE cobimuing hyx: I . e it y National Income Russia did not go along with anv New'spaper • photographer snaps Loses Bid for Ballot Spot ward Cars!, fired by Secretary of tion to speed construction of the Foymonts STINGER CONSOLES $65 .nithout naming (UyDemorratlc l- I g|v* you two interesting move to halt H-bomb tests, this ■ 36 pictures in mock court trial in .State Dulles' Met year after 90 new state prison at Enfield, and Th ypontent, -Adlai E.t .Stevenson, i fy ts , he said. “ During the yeaix country would detect anv test ex- Hartford and later U.S. judge say* ,days aa an inunigration adviser, Hot replacement of bliildingsât Os- DEMONSTRATOR— PSRFECT D B P A R T M l^T 'KisenhoweF aaid that one of , 1946 to 1952, incliisri'e, corporate plosions-and.:then could reaume it* he was Impressed by outcome and today conferred .With President ' home Prison Fa'rfli. Btevenaon a contentions in . the profits after taxes , averaged 7.7 | 'own,/est progranf.. Bulganin ha* ' have no obJe<-tion if news Vivien in Senate Race Elsenhower at the. White House. State,Prison officials made the oaicioiis campaign debate over-continued per 'cent of .the national iricome. '****a'rgulefl similarly pliologVapherq took-pictures in his' C8uwt said he urged Eisenhower appeal at a "budget hearing heri'et 2^FE*THERWEIGHT PORTABLE REG.79C •bomb testing "is based upon *p- 'During the period since 1^53,when to prcM for “a new and falr'lni'; the State Farm for Women. TIM- parent tinawareneas lof the facts.'' this administraliqn entered office, IlBVerlfled .Assumption • ■higration policy,” extension of hearing was also', devoted .to mon -■ , ."i ' AND Eisenhower Issued hi*, second corporate . profits after taxbs - Eisenhower termed tV "ah u n -' " As Write-In Candidate .,*he refugee law and revision of ey requestt) from all state penal r REG. 85c verified assumption that such tests ■ r * . ‘ if "r* prisoner, Apples 2 LBi 29' formal reply to Stevenson’s re-; have averaged 6.0 per pent .of the • the McCarran-Walter Iihmlgra- ihatitutions. peated calls for this nattoh to take national Inc'dme. can Instantly and surely be detect- ■ Goi-. Ribicoff propo.ses Slater tton A rt,' Under the proposed budget, 15 tt) New London. Oct. 2i. (J5--Vlvien,^Mr*. Allen had |no Authority to ■ Many, Many Other - the lead in'working toward attend “While this has been going on. ed,” although he said it is true he,Ip private and community men miiiion would be tabbed for furth* that "tests of. very large weapon* Kellems lost her court fight to get. examine the 'sigiiatures, only to freSh .shipment .to kydfogen bon,h testing. Labor's share of the national in- ial and child-care i-enters rather VOTE.GLOBAL 'A-PE.\CE UNIT er constructlbh at the new priaon. While rejecting Stevenson's comejha* risen pragresstvyy.. It is wouldd probablynrnhjihlv' beK* detected whe» her name on the ballot as a candi-' accept them. than expand its own institutions. date for U.S. Senator from Coirt- Some of the petitions wale United N'atlone. N. Y., Ori. 24 j Enfield. The 1955 Legislature made( . Argunlent*, th* Preaident-haid he now 70 per cent,, the highest in the I’.ey occur. " But he said it would (A5—The 83-aation Interaatlonal ia sUrter ' appropriation of $2.5 TREMENDOUS BARGAINS SHOULDER ■I-. .. Explosion rips through duplex necticut. Bitt she will run as a thrown out because the eircuiators remains'“ profoundIy hopeful” ' that lasf . 30 years take time to determine the ‘5iize home on Laurel court iri Plalnvllle Atomic Agency has adopted by ! million. Under the plan, the: new a properly safeguarded system of The President's main~TKMe *c«* and characteri' of anv weapon test write-in candidates . . signed-other names, some because prison will be '-iionstructed on a but eight occupants are unla-v ' The outspoken Slnnhagton man- 'the ^titions were circulated in nnaalmoos voto a statute ;net- Artichokes world disarmament' will come to that Polish Coinmunista't*' eflortaefforts 'to ed. . - ■ ■ Z tlng-up a world atom* for pedre 'piecem eal basis, -.with subsequent (WARNING) X * lh _ pass.'.But until' that comes. hie move out of the Moscow orbit In any. event, Ksenhower . __ lifacturer took her fight to court more than one town, and some in- agency. The’ bellot ? camp after i-o-t-latnre*legislatures, npovldtne-providing sdditionaladditional after Secretary pf State.. Mildred dividual signatures were throwm THIS SALE IS ON A declared: , prove* that ' once-^free people* jtime, might be'lost if ‘this, Speedy maas rescue effort ntdrly tw-o y srs of negofiatioB funds. Estimated Cost of thO'-com .'"W e m u jt‘continue . , . to devel eventually will tht4)w off-despo- country'Suspended iu test* and Allen disqualified so many names out because petitioners signed pleted project ia around_$30 mil REG. Bê -lltbneliam. 'Xtass., saves 3S elderly from her nominating petitions she more than qne name, hegnn when Preetdent Elsen"-, Ffril Qoiiit — First Sarvfd Btsit 2 for 29® op bur strength jn the most ad tiani. He said American Labor .has then found that Russla waa con- bower proposed to the UJf, titta) ' lion. iavalids as fire sweeps aectiOna, vanced weapons - - for the sake of R part to play In helping guide ! tinuing hers. couldn't be certified. j .in cases where more than one emi - Aseembly that a Governor Ribicoff, according to ♦iUNT’S o f Siin.shihe Nursing Home. . , .j Mrs. Alien said she found "ap- - name appeared in the same hand, our own national safety, for the workers in other ebuntries to thea^""If yqUr government were to Thirty-four American and Spanish atomic agFqcy be set 'up. retfable sources, has indicated hn SOOmo . SWEET. JUICY FLORIDA I aake of all fre.e. nations for the fruits o f. democracy. suspend research -and preparation parent forgerie.s’’ and "fraudulent all‘ signatures in question . w e r e is feVorably inclined to - the new .. aake.Af peace itself , . . planes cbnlinue full-scale search signatures." Miss Kellems, who thrown out becau.se Mr*. Allen ■ Eisenhower's 1,700-word atate- for tests —as w ell as the ‘tests for U.S. Air Force observation STOCK M.ARKET DROPS appropriation. It ia understood SEEDLESS PINK or WHITE "There la nothing In postwar wants to run as ah Independent couldn't tell whlth a valid «Gt N0W^ :^PPLY IS LilllTED!! $ 1 . 0 & Uient op nuclear testa made no re'f^’ themselves." he said, "and resume plane missing on -flight from New York. Oct. 34 (A’t-r-'Tbe that the State BuikUpg Program hUt’pry to.jusUfy the belief that erence to Ruaalan Premier Bul party candidate, brought witness6s| signature. Atock Market was lower today (Longley) Commission li-prepai^ 15 for such preparalton only u ^ n knowl Madrid .to Barcelona.. into court to show that although •w# should — or even that weTcpu|d ganin’s repiswal last week > f hla edge that knCther nation had ac In .caaea where, petitipna were with steels, coppers and motors to recommend the 85- million Ag- . diir*accept anything less than San Francisco grand jury rec-. people had aignCd other .-.pecqbns’ i circulated in morere than one town. down fractloan to ft In slow lire. too. ' ' ,/ propdsal for an agreement to ban, tually exploded, anqther H-bqn)b, Ommends perjwry iii.vestjgatlon a f •*r sound-aafeguards and controls fior all testing of both atomic and hy names, thby were authorized-to ia Mrs. Allen contended ahe didn’t trading. iMthlebem Steel wne There la some belief that thn’' ■ \ ive coiUd find our' present' com ter refusing -to Indict, fpur men it by the peraohs themselves. any disarmament arfangem'/ifu,” drogen bomb^ ' manding ‘ ledd'ih huclear weapibns know which' signatures the certi down |8-nt flM in the early af 1857 Leidalature, concerned- over On 'another point raised by. \no charged with beating fellow union ^ Only Legial'Oouree • fications' at the' different town ternoon. Ford dropped flJO at difficultlee at the old statq Prlaan .1 J But Eiaenhowe'r,Hid, as he had erased or even revefsed. For the members o f bakers’ union. . ‘.S a il Datiboratfe campaigners. Eisen- don* In ahanilV rejecting that pro Judge John H. King in Superior- clerks applied to, and threur those $55.83 on the heels of last aIgbYs bi WetherefieM,' may ' be>^ o n preparation for such a test may rsr or rstuming^lfrom wake Of fellow Court yesterday refused to order •32 MAIN STREET t , ' 9 FOR 39* ‘ hasv.eir said) big bualnest has Ipst, posal. that rthe refuaai of the So- out, too.. 1 report e f sharply eurtalled> thlrd- amount even higher. tEL.MI3-Ejl83 quir<_ûp to two ysan.” /-' V rather thaii gained^ wider hla ad-* N aiy man who died Sunday In Miss Kellema’ name placed on the: The upshot vraa thai| out of 'more gnarter ■ eainliits. Kenheratt vlst Union' to ftqcept any dependaû fiUvsnaek hat said tbs Unitsd- Groton car crash, eoffsr*' eoacos- The .Wetherefleld ’-ttUlitHitBj . ■ aUBlatrabMi. ’ ■ . l. ' bis ayatsm of mutual aafsguarda” ballot. He Mid Mrs. Alien "toek than 13,000''aignaturea'pubmltted. fBWi np I8A I at 8188.15 and, wheee erliÂuU bnlUKag wad «raa8> f ^ aten when he Mkcke out at wheel the only course legally pewlble.’* a ^raek kMinifflilit tlM 71th Is the only thing which haa sty- (C lin e M lla was o ff f l -M '.nd, I sa Page JrhMijBM). o f . eef ae he peaetd cemetery. Miae K ellm a bad contended that (CeaOaaed Arena. Pne# One) 87KM. « u ■M),— > . . * b . * I -’ i- . / - I' .'VM '.i •i; ■ ft'l-' ■iZ . •A'. ■ V v I I '■'-i /MANCHESTER EVilNINGrHERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1956 ‘ P A G E T B S i i ter. la accepting rRservationa from tor information regarding the F ^ wT^J^XpTrT ^^ Rocltville-Vemon memberi who viish'to attend tob' membership drive ^ which endi . A^^Rose/Is a R o m Husband Pays 4 l 0 MANCHESTER WATBS Restaurant. l,349f Laone’i Truck reception and'testimonial t^nijer In -Saturday, are- Mrs. Gilbert Hunt, Powell Denies ike Favored New Ramblers on ^ la y T o d a y Heralcl Caplures *: ing, 1.341: Hltfiakt'a Trucking, 1,- honor of Mrt. John Shea, ai^reme 35 - Campbell Ave., Mrs. Bernard Roc^ vUIr, Oct. 34 (Spacial) For Consideration 339; Walnut Clippers, 1,327; the M a y IR r t w a ► NANO TUNING Seeks Cfihd)dates^ 'prfeaWebL'ôf the U.S,,-fSmblem Bohme, Warren- Ave., and, Mrs. —Whert, 1* “ Olaon" not "Ol ]Lead in Tourney Helghtg,a.320; the RebeU, 1,306; K;irekiD'C 1 . _ V ■ _ Cl.ibs being bald Nov. 17 at the George- Hammar, Talcottville.. sen?" StpipiA. When he la ■Sti* Norfolk, Va.; ’(4i*^Con*ld*ratlon "TONS .State Shoe Repair, 1,300; V*D, Hotel Taft In New Haven. ITie -music association will spon Germain. \ UasViolatQf^ -I— —— ■ ,■ , ► KEMP'S, in^. ^ for thy police cost a Norfolk man *rhe Mapeheater Evening Herald 1,265; Fogarty Bros., 1,246; Quiah OYNAMIC L YM MAkN ST.-4la S4tm ^ Opinions on Coh^SolidiUion ■ " New Arrival sor three concerts at the new Man ' In th*,\ Hamster-sponsored / / ' Euneral Home, 1,229. i k Ilk A 4 l ^ A A A A ▲ i i Mr. and" Mrs. Ernest Nelson, chester High School auditorium in play "LaurWS to be presented ■- O F F U N ^ ' WaihingtoR, Oct. 24 (AK The-êd to knoaKw! t the fpf^mula for- captured first place in ' jhe Elk* Adrian Ave,v Ellington are parents the coming season. The names of jiere Nov, 3, ^n^, of the charac . White House yesterday made pub- INSURANCE ''Rockville, Oct. 34 (Special! -— j Iflh e reaolufiion of difference* be When Patrolman O. J. Glass and government ihtprVenydn would be Setback Tournahie’nt last ■pl'ght, of a son born Monday at Rockville the artista who Will perform have ters in the play is nbmed "Otr'' - He s il'aternerit''by Refi. ’’’^w ell if that •«'** nof' n^Hise’ involving Baffar FrotwcHewl I Seymour E. T^vitt, k member of the ft ween the Fiite District, and City not yet been released. . R. W, Straw wer'e called td idVestl- VERFLANCK BCHOOL replacing Oliva’a Essqs," W h o Red Men Remaid City Hospital. 'ken." Formerly, Herman ,0l-' gate a disturbance, they found a (D-NTl retrsetinR Powell’s report federal responsiîty. dropped to third. After seven Sit 18-miin tow-.i-appolnted *Tiidy\coln-1 In the Town M Vernon that has H om e on I>eave OES Slipper and Fair sen of .Vernon niight be togged S :I 5 P . In . , that President Elsenhower Had tlE M. SILVERSTEIN mittee,-sent an open letter today ! been preventiac progress and Hope Chapter No. 60, OES, will minor donnresUc quarrel under way. Outlines H.v'poth^kMl Grm tings, The Herald, has scored 1,- Tourney Raders Elastir $tirkiR|s Douglas W.-*Âlston, 18, son of with the part, Xhrvlng'^ been told the 'Congre.isman he favor*\ Elsenhowyr' saying hts response 451 points. «* *p4 >0w**«* to the four candi'dates for the Ren-i growth of the Vhoie community, Mr. and Mrs,’ Reginald Alston, hold a public fair and supper Oct, active in the pMt ,-wltlj the "We asked them to go back In the FRIDAY oAd SATURDAY _ ^ illn g anyone .who disobeys court’ ^lit,ders to desegregate schools. include; -A •l»n*linicftqcltia,> atatements of their view^ on cortt formed of the position of each completed basic training ât the Temple, Ellington. Tea will be group. Police Court Judge. Savory E. Powell tained Us lead for the flfth week Chat pravMf Anl** cwnfMt* solidktion of city and .town govA, candidate on whether or not he Amato. . i Anderson Painters,-. 1,410; id a row last night a* It boosted U.S. Naval Training Center,’ Bain- served from 3 to 5’ p.m. and a cafe To add ^ UteContusion, hower rally Oliva’s Esso; 1.405; Mancheotef' •Mt tuwwrtX** • ernments.' ” ^ ' hinks consolidation of the corn- brldge. Md., is spending a 14-day teria style' supper front 5:30 to Instead, the husband ingUted that in s its point total to 1,403'in the sixth lew prkt jroa MÛofd. The letter, sent, to ReptiblicaOs' unity offers-a seiMible resolution RockylllR's -mayor ls\ named that he 18a ^crested because th îo - Trust, 1,404; Woody^s WJonders, sitting of the Red Men’s Setback leave pîod with his parents. 7 o’clock. ^Tickets, on sale until Olson. Kerinan G., that'la. But;' Eisenhow 1,400; Diamond Jim’s. ItSOO; Joe'.s Marenda*^ Franklin G. WelUi.s and Arthur M. toXthese differences.' Douglas, a Navy electronics field Oct. '27, may be obtained from any Uce had gohato all the trouble to the President would advocate He went On:’ Tournament j W ELDON b l Bateman and Democrats Ralph. I, therefore. |k for your hopelessly confused reMrters gnawer the cKU. Glass sajd. "He "Now that/qoui't.: must decide Barber'Shop. 1,388.;-Vichi's Radio Other teams and their.standingji M l Main Street—M».S-SSn fireman apprentice, wdll report to officer of Hope Chapter. here, were straightenedY out the event that a school distrlctd’e- and TV, 1.378; Paul’s Paint, 1,374; im iB . ACENOV Lipman and Mrs. Eldna H. Johnsr' opinion on this i*sue.\' the service school command. Great At- the fair there will be a toy got so insistent Utat we had to ar fVk coNDiTioNf n fused to :obey that decision." whether it belief^ It-.- someone Is include: ton. reads as follows: ‘Yield* SIgna Ijjatalled .with this announcement: VOK' rest him,” Glass adoe4. ' in contempt of thats,court. And at Capitol Equipment. 1,373; Elks Bolton Five, 1.359; Maple Super 18 Asyliim St.^ Hartford Lakes, 111,, for dnty as a stiident booth, fish pond, country store, Sen" won’t he played by Ou»n The Negro Congressm^ quot- No. 1893, 1,371. "Since, in my opinion, the most The Rockville PoliceyDepartment in a 14-week - course In interior bakery and an apron bar. The defendant admitted as EASTWOOD •(h Elsenhower as replyiiig: that point I think it'Hs custoniaryj Service, 1,328; -Manchester W'all- Tel. CHalpel 7-5857 Important single local issue faring has set'up "Yield thA Right of or Olsoh, because Richard much. The judge fined the Kuqband for the court to call liythe jusyeb’ Also. Four Deuces, 1,368; paper and Paint Go.. 1,291; East ^ % * 0 • communication.s prior to as.sign- Junior Red Cross Enrollment "Mr. Powell, 1 sdvqeKte that the 4:UCXX, 1,355; SMED No. 4, 1,351; the voters in this coming election Way” aigns at several ureet junc ment in the fleet. The annual Junior Red Cross en Germain Is t^lng the part. \ 310 for disorderly oonduct. Tonight and .Thursday'Oftly! federal court shall get federal .department to assist infringing ern Connecticiil Sign A Display, Authorixed AK«nUi For All tions, Captain Peter J. ^w gew icz Rocft^jle Rotary ’ club la', the evidence and thraslrifig the Petersen’s Milkmen, 1,350: Pat 1.212;, M. Stephens Jnc.,- Co., Young Alston, a graduate of rollment in the town's schools will / marshals, swear 10"deputies if they ten’s Builders, 1,345; Garden Rail, Air and Steamship ®R*4. . Rockville High School, enlisted at be held from Nov. 1 to 15. Not to sponsoring the play. ' PA’nENT STICKS NECK OUT FraakU Tealaa need them, go.out and arrest any case ou’t. And then, that having 1,187. . . Lines * - Win. Heldra L a ^ Marlow been done, if anvohe is in edn- Thje aigns. SO by 30 i’niphes, afe Rockville and Was sworn into the be confused vyilh the fund cam Richmond, Va. '(47—A navy- K’he Kevek one who refuses to obey their or FUEL the first such signs installed here Naval aen’ice at Sprlagfleld. paign held in March of each year, KPonaored medical reseach team ders, bring them before the court, lempt, I a.ssume that it is the job HAROLD EELLS wife of Robert Bellanger, 85 Union "HE and are set up on standards, are Mass. the junior program is based on lit going to Africa to take the try them for contempt, and. if of the U.S, marshal to aerve the Manchester Agfent On TV yellow and black and of \the re- High School Note* four points of service, community. St., died Tuesday at Hartford bllmd preKsure of a giraffe or two. “ P le n le ” ; LAUGHED they’re guilty pul them in warpanta • and to take the men, S T IU GOING ON ^ ■ fleeting type. Hospital. She was born in New Tel. MI 9-7442 Five Rockville. High School stu State, nation and world. JRC It Wpe* to And out why pressufe .ClNFmaSrope \ LAST" prison.’' .. the offenders, to jail to pay flnes ‘ Such signs, Dowgewic* sitld, In- members are taiight creative ac York State June 26, 1#19, daugh stroW* enough to force blood up a and Color oi; whatever happetla." dents will participate in the All- ter of the late Samuel gnd Flora color Powell Kndorsea Ike OIL “Who Doss ' . dicate that a driver must give way tivities to bring cheer to local hos giraffe’*' long neck to its head After hi* Oct. 11 meeting with Up to today's statement the I State concert to be held at Bush- Dufraime LaBrake. S:A5-H:DA :!>-*:** to traffic approaching on theVlght, pital patients, persons In conva doesn't at least bring.on the stag White Hoi4se had declined'tq com- j nell Memorial in Hartford tomor Besides her husband, she leaves Eisenhower Powell endorsed 4be Prescott Bush I but do not necessarl^ mean Yor a row. There, will be about 365 stu lescent .horfiee,’'. veterans' and chil gers iên the giraffe lowers Its Friday:, “Duel In The Ruii** President for a second term. ment on Powell’s original report of ; e 1957 Ramblers went on display today at De Coimier Motor Sales Inc., 24 Maple St., and at Bo- RANGE OIL j driver to atop. . \ dren's hospitals and hospitals in two daughters. Miss Joan' Aborn, head. \ 'x Today James C. Hagerty. White his exchange with the President. ' \ lan^Motors, .369, Center St. .Like all Am^-jcan Motors cars, the Rambler has reclining seats which , dents from various State high Moosup, and Mrs. George Minor, I So far, signs have been placed schools' participating. Attending other lands. «' _ House press secretary said'Powell Hagerty declined first 1 be made into twin travel beds. The modiri^.illustrated is the Custom 4-dooc sedan, available with : Really Represeat?’' ; at the folibwing junctions: Aoa- World Community Day Ellington; a son. Ronald W. had sent hifr' the following statement uptll lie had heard a full Uher the new V-8 engine or the G-eylindey-fVerpiant. ’ f CASH-NOW 1 pect and Union Sts.; W. Main Into from,the local high school will be Aborn, stationed with the Army at Nancy Calhoun. Carolyn Skinner. World; Community Day will be 5 : > ment artd atithoriibd its release: transcription of what r” well sal I Main St.. Mapla St. into W. Mdln. Fort Leonan' Wood, Mo.; three . "I want ,to correct a 'mistake The Columbia Broadcasting ASKS AnORNEY Allen Jones, Jay MeSpaden and observed at Vernon Methodist sisters, ,Mrs. Lucilld Minor. El N^ghl of the Tiger-; Disney. On- Operating Questions and An tPAY-LATBItj BOLAND Vernon Ave. Into W. Main, High John Rider. Church Friday *t 2 p.m. by the -made by ifie a We’ek ago last Satur tern gave him a tran.scription^hlle -ifppointed Rounds; 's^FitzGlbbon,, swer.'); Hylander. Animals in Fur; lington, Mrs. Beatrice EllioU, ROBERT P. BUTLER St. Into Vernon Ave., Cedar St. Rockville Council of Church Wom day when 1 de/lvered an extenipor- Eisenhower was on his VVesJ/Coast ' Fair Game; Fores, -Iforgotien, Hyismler, World of Plant Life; PLAN I into Brooklyn St., and Lawrence A representative from the Con Maine, and Mrs. Blanche Dutton, anMus speech at an open ajr rally OIL COMPANY former I T . S. Attorney for the necticut State Employment Serv en. campaign trip but at rirtt time ' Place; Goldston, Eighth Day; Ingram. History of the Cold War; ! St. Into Snlpsic St. At leaat two The theme will be "For the Sake California; two brothers. Oscar , In Newt York, quoting the Presi- Hagerty gave no Indication when ; Han.sen, Scandal In Tl'ox: Iluston, • IMstrirt of ConneCHnit j more signs will be Inatalled In thi ice will speak'to seniors at a class Dufraime and Samuel LaBrake, TELEVISION ' dent at'ôur meeting on Oct. 11. Johnson, Getting Started ip Farm Get Lun you need in Just IJriu 369 CENTER 5T. meeting Nov. 2. The Junior Class of My Kinsmen,. My Brethren." he would find time go over It.’ Gates of Brass; McElfresh, hfhr.se ing; John.son. Metalltu'gy; Laune, future, one at Ward St. entering with emphasis placed on "Human New York State: and four grand "I want 4o set the record straight STOP IN TOMORROW ^ Get thb caih you want y o t r Tcl. Ml 3-6320 , THURSDAY into Village, and the other where will also hold a class meeting that children. bv stating that he did not make the It is iigalnst Precedent and Kathy; Mannln, Living Lotiib; Sam'' in My Eyes: Leach, My Last i 1 day. Rights.” Speaker will be the Rev. against White House wishes to j Marin, Catch a Killer; Tanner,' ''-Seventy Years; \îdkijan. Song way and t a t t . . . and pay /afer ; Village St. enters Orchard St. Jpse Valencia of Hartford Theolog Funeral' ael vices will be held | remarks on enforcement of school in convenient monthly am ount 24-Hour Burner Service WNHC-TV 7:30 P.M.. The Police Committee Will stbdy Democratic Committee Meeting Friday at 9:15 a.m. from the: P R < integration which I attributed to quote the President directly with LovingXCouple; ., Worley, White -of America; Mazour. Finland Be- , RAKES, BROOMS, HARDWARE The first meeting of Vernon ical School. him. X out specific p^mi.ssion for a par The follov.'ing hooka have been 'Cherry Tree. tween East and West: Moody, , Plus am CenielMetlen ServiMU Volunteers for Dodd ■ further other -locations where Burke Fiiner*. Home with a solemn AND DOZENS OF OTHER Natlenwide Credll, without obli I 'f Nij;hl Hum. r ‘ • r\n» Onh re District' Democrat* , will be The council women will also col ' I inadvertently corrfpsed this in ticular cas ■added to your librariea. Mary Cli'eney Library. Non America Takes the Stage; New- John F. RoMnaon, Chairman signs might be needed, the.cap- lect money for medical supplies to requiem Mass at 9:45 at St. B er-! ITEMS GREATLY REDUCED gation. fik a t to aay.. ( \M Û M Uln said. held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the nard's Church. Burial will follow ' Video Eyejyday — terview with my recollection of Both Mary Clieney Lihinry and- fiction: Berlin, Age of Enlighten man World of Mathematics; ’’Yet!” For 1-Vitit loan, phone old Dobsonville school, according be sent to the Far East, clothing, . All Rights'Re^rved — what the President said alibis pub «:.VL STICK I P Whiton Meniorlol Library, Fic ment; Caldwell, \FamiIy at Sea; Prochnov. New Guide for Toast Keceives Cash Award blankets and piece* of material in in St. Bernard * Cemetery. Friends j • liriL Write or come in today/ to\Edfmr Wilson, assistant Derho- may call at the fupeAal" home to-1 \ H. T. Dickinson A Co,., Inc. lic press conference on-Sept. 11 ^nlx. Ari*,, OP) A real stick- tion: Ambler. Stale of .Siege; En- Civanna and Welton. Gourmet masters and Speakers; Sheppard.’ Mrs. Clifford_Whithaip, Maple crgtlc Town Chairman of the Sec 3-yard lengths. when he did mention the aiibjeOt of u p ^ a s reported to police by Mr.s. (lore. King of Paris; Gardner^ Case Cookery for a t;pw-Fat Diet; Out of My Darkness; Sprunt, St., Vernon, was presented with a A nursery will be provided for day from 7 to 9 p.m. and tomor teimt $2S te $5.00 ond Voting District. row from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. enforcement of school integrafion'.:! I ^ I 'ie Power*. 30; She said'a man of the Gilded Lily ; Holden. Velvet Dithl, One Librariah; Family North American îrds of Prey; }3,S00 check yesterday afternoon, The.meeting is. being called to mothers bringing their younger . 'At the Sept, n meeting with re-1-approached her in a downtown Target; Raddcll, Wings of Night'; Handyman, 400 Quick An.swer.s Steegmuller. Grand Mademoiselle; " iS S S ■ top award in a contest sponsored fom\ a new district committee to children. portera, Elsenhower described whatj parking lot. threatened her with a Rimbeck. • Year of Love; Shella- to Home Repairs *n<| liiiprove- Tittertpn. p'ncing the Atomic Fu by First National Stores. The con Events TonIgKt All Talrottville.and Vernon new* TUBELESS TIRE hanefle Democratic affairs in the Items are now being Handled i he Underatood to be the duties of' Cick, and fled when .she gave him barger, Tolbecken. nienl Problems'. Fl.vnn, Decline of ture;. U. S. Intel iof Depnrtnfent. test consisted’ of writing in 25 Union Congregational Church federal marshal* in the enforce- ! jlOv Both Mary Cheney Library and Bureau of Mines, Minerals Fact.s V’ernon Fire District and to make through The .lerald's Rockville! the American Republic, and Hbw » ' 'B V I 9, • I'l 8 . - 'f46l words or leas what features were plans'for the group to take an ac Wiill\h61d its fall fellowship supper ment of law. X : ...... Wliiton Memorial Library, Non to Rebuild 'll; Fri.scha'uer and- and Problems; U. S. Nautical most desirable in a supermarket. at the church at -6:80 p.m. Bureau, 7 W. Main St., telephone I HEADQUARTERS tive part in the food sale and tea TRemont 5-SI 36. The news conference .exchange .\NOTHER HITCH fiction: Cerf. Life of the Party; .lack.son, Allmaik Affair;\ Gaei., 'Almanac Office. American •f MeodieiNr * Mrs. W'hitham had the'choice of to be \held at Lipman's Motors n .e Norwich District of the waa aet off by a reptmthr's query j Binghamton, N. Y. uPi Thirty- Chaae, Guides to Straight Think Wi.sdom of tiie Living Religions; Epliermeris and Nautical Almanac 106 MAIN STREET IN MANCHESTER'' a new automobile or the. money, salesroom next Monday afternoon. Women’s Society Christian ^tdmk a.a'fo whether Eiaenhow’er believed' four years ago, Mr. and Mi.a. Sler- ing; Mohr, Ship 16; Rutledge, Greenlierg. Auden & Kaiiman, for 1957: Warner and Daniel, Hap 2nd Fleer, Over Weelwrth'* choosing the latter. Service will hold a workshop on there wa.a a eaae fpr federal inter-t'Hng D. Lewi.a of Watertown weie \Chapel Dedication ELECTRONICS Centuiy of Conflict; Stout, Home Elizrbetbnn .Song Book; Holbein, py Warrior; Watson, Betv,-een the Mitchell 3-4U6 • Mancheeter Mr*. W’hitharn/rRceived the check This ^n d ay at 4:30 p.m.. the world understanding at 7 p.m. at ventinn In a T e^rkana aegrega- di'.’ofced and both remarried, Air Conditioning; Windsor, Heart Paintings of Hans Holbein: Planets; White, Age of Analysis. X Ask fer the YES MANager in a ceremony'at the E. Main St. Pilgrim Fellowship groups of First Rockville Methodist Church, with tion dispute in f ’hich Texiw Rang-1 Their second apouse.a both died Has Its Reasons. Hoovei;, Addresses Upon.- the OPtN THURSDAY EVENINGS ilNTH ■ store fb'om,'T>ed Slawaon, First the public invited. LABORATORIES OfTOT SQUAM S4LES - SERVICE - VULCANIZING Congregational Church of Vernon era did not p^m il Negro students | within the past two yqars.. Mar.v Cheney Library. Fiction: America:! Road; Horan. KtRthew Yale University has a 1mm tM4i It.miinii •! til wirMniini Iteiii National supCnisor. Others pres will conduff a public dedication First Lutheran Church will hold to go info a school in which they i Recently, the couple were rtiar- Bloomfield,^ When Strangers Meet: B-ad.v. Historian With a Camera; club called the ’Trum'bun Beer'Â M DEPOT SQUARK MI 9-5274 iur ON orn o u d 6 e t t e r m s ent were Joseph^ Danger, grocery service for tjiR outdoor chapel they a parents night program at the j»an rrawferd ^ niff ReberiMB 2 7 7 BROAD had registered. The reporter want-j rled again here,. Daniels, Caleb, My Sdh; Dewlen, Horming A McKenzie,- Radio: Bike Society, "x iMMIInMIt superintendent; Ra.vmond Cassidy, built in "the', woods behind the church under sponsorship of the "AUTUMN LEAVES'* -I 210.05 MC>. a«»l«iu-i, 2S nntlu. meat superintendent; and, Franci.AV MOVIE m ) SPORTS DlAniT 7 - F c M N E m JACK PALANCE ’ I SI POl.lTICAfl ( I) WEATHER IWREtUUn' I Si l o v e o r Lie k ( I) WOKLO NEW i TODAY III) K in n fE KAKTOONf m i NEWS EDDIE ALBERT , I S) KEAKCH r o n TOMORBOW 7:M ( I). STI'DIO *> $ A g 9 s .m -M ) IT COI'LII BE.'YOL' m i WEATHBRi.Ml’SIO $ Q ^ 9 5 ( I) G t'iniNG LIGI lUl MAN TO MAN HOLLTWOOWÊST 7;*» (SI) POLITICAL TALK r i ^ WlTiCôon 7:10 (lin WEATHER- IT. HOHJK W*TR k it t y <.U) WEATHER POBECA8T e JO X 40” Table extends te 4 C" r.rESTXOBNEB 7:|* p resists adds, bums, ■ e Has new exdusive Herol inisiy MAJOR (5S> JOHN DALY AND TRB' stains— wipes dean eadly.jivitb FtFU'S . tep and Queen Anne legs, 7;t> (3Sl WEATHER dampi cloth e 'S Side Chairs and 1 Arm Choir 7;M ( I) DISNEYLAND PLUNCES J, —••Behind Ike Cameeas la e 4 Chairs are covered in match e Foam rubber sesrts w ith a-lene Laplaad" ' ' ing plastic bocks— note handles on chcrire ( ii- u i PICK Th e w in n e r (22) GBF.ATE.NT DRAMAS \ e Choice of colors • ’Choice of colors i (.Ml EDDIE FISHER SHOW \ (Ml HOCR f il m ! \ -LIBERAL KEITH TER.M.R LIBERAL KEITH ;IY!k m S * DISCOUNTS 7:43 127-MI'•NEW'S CARAVAN \ l: H (IS-MI ARTHI'R GODFREY SHOW r.v- 's- ^ •e.r . 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(Is sn ersM ) —"Walbark R ss" f:M (Ml SCSIR (Ml THIS IS VOCB l i f e 9 5 “ opAT’s lhe new 1967 • New performance and economy with" —••Wkfrr Thrry't A Will’’ I (Ml POLITICAL (U) LITTLE RASCALS • ■^(Ml TWENTY-ONE T Rainblef’* “coming out” party! 190 H P V - 8 or th irty 6 ! ■ X II POLITICAL Come u d enjoy t&e happy surprises. <721 FAMOI'S FIGHTS • Only low-priced"car w itli'lbnger, I ( I) SPORTS DESK -- e 8ig 36 X 48 ” hidnay-ohoped — CUSTOMIZED I ( II NEWS REPORTER e Combihae Swroposm eioganee soft^ coil springs on all four w h^$. (ll-M i m ;w's • ■ ^ Tableêxtendsto60 ” :| , and New lârld craftsmanship 8 m new cm built the modem w a y , • Seat Covers All-Season A ir Conditioning, Hydra- (22) FINAL EOm ON e 3 6 X 48” toblo extends to 60" wdth Sihgle^ U n it C o nstruc tio n th a t — • Auto Tops- ' (U l POLITICAL TALK - ,v e Exclusive inla id top — reeitta Matic D rive, A irlinîr Reclining . (221 SPORTS ROIINDCP xtoTHS — wipes dean osnily e Tep leeks, feels. like costtfest fiv ^ big.csr room and ^comfort .. . , Furniture Upholstering I (HI-22-M) WEATHER 7 Seats, Tw in Trtvehfieds. w ith damp cloth ^ mahogany^ but it 's plastic •portihcar himdling and maneuverabil- ' ‘ %ow*‘ roan • Twice the safety with welded steel, (III 3Hi.LION DO LijiR MOVIE i e 4 C hairs w ith fejm-Ot bsNdn e 6 lovely brass and Mack Ca^ . plot doUarrsavIng economy! 'tsd n 's choirs covored in -N yi^ ' box-girder frame' that sum iunds en- SEAT COVER COMPANY m> m .- ? " ' e A beautiful ensemb le gleam^ ' tire pasMnger compartmrat. (Ml LIFE WITH ELIXABETR' ■; Soiwn —t tho rich, hixuriews e D istinctively smarter styling-^ Mitchell 9-5406 (U) NEWS-PBEVrrs-- tng chrome end ceppdr I ( I) WORLD’S RF.8T MOVIES Fabric that's completoly wosh- lower, sleeker line s^ lsvish interiors. Fun-teat Uie new 1 9 5 7 . Rambler. See ISS W. Middle Tpke., Manch. I m-M) TONIGHT « - e Alee ovallsdde In M w rt b s M the lo w pidoe .tags fo r the car th a t’s I < II NEWS • . .femd b lsKk e Room.for six' 6-footers in the com- - most fun to drive . . . brings highest' :LlKE|tAl. KEl’TH TERMS LIBERAL KEITH TERMS pact car that parks M siM t of all. resale value. .*: . .X MANCHESTER ■SEE THE NEW RamblerÂT YOUil DRALER NOW! MOTOR SALES OPEN THURSDAY i “ YOURô L d CMOBIIX DEAUCR" 513 WEST CENTER STREET UNTIL 9 P. M. MI 9-6427 ■hep Beth Keith Stores .Thureday IJntU 9' JKeith Fum itM sre p j i. For Aniilversisry Sale SavlRgs! Keith's BOLAND MOTORS, INC. ‘‘SafttyJtsfti UsmI Cart” Coat 'Hartford, Opea Dally -From ‘ 19 A.M.. 1115 MAIN.ST. ' Choose From The Largest Selection In ■ ■ • DBtU 9 rJ^t Oloae Satardayo At -t, , 317 MAIN ST. (MANdtESm MOTORS ANNEX 1 16 9 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER-MItciMlI 3-8854 CM M A W . Dewglaa Metera FREE'PARKING MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD Olir History! ~ ^11 At„New Low Sole PricMf ___ j t ‘—4 X y

TA G B F Q U I liANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 19S6 y X UANCHESTE& EVENING HERALD. yAKCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 195g PAGE FIVE C a v M tr y mond and Rosa If, Hfhron paator .qf Hebron and Gilaad Con Keens give a pleasiifg pictura of erty oh Maeon SU gregational Churcheh, will ahow a their pariah, which haa a “gem" of Air Force Women thf Youth and Men’s Groups ar* Dorothy Bi Oldham fllm atrip prepared by Life Maga a church, and a devoted .people. . Church Plaint also aaslatlng'in the preparations, Church Couples ^ Aêa Najemr propertj’ iri Gerald Schreier Named ^ zine. and tyill discuss the Reforma- Miaa Marjorie H.. Martin was X Plan Fail Daiiee X h îcal presentations -will be made Park;'Joseph Barno- Sr. to JOaeph tlon. called upon to attend iin out-ofr' lOTOHEN LINOLEUM Family ProgrS by William Brown, David Fenn Ramo Jr., property on Rt; .;81: Additional Congregational Invited to Alleiul From $tat^4^H town Library conference last Fri The Air Force Women'a Auxil ifnd Everett MaicCluggage, accom Richard and > ^ d a H. Col]*tt« to ,Church news'Is that under .direc' day. Her placet the Douglaa U- panied by. James W. McKay at the Joseph P. sn'i Oct- 24 (Sp«cl»t) John E. Dalton Tl.e Hebron choir plana to make the school' branch library on that ^work students from the Hartford by the Rev. John E. Post. The Mr. and Mr*. Club of Second^' its debut on the first Sundsy when inualc for dancing,. * -s, -WHY NOT LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE The funeral of John E. Dalton. Charles '6. Schreier, aon of Mr. day. , . ^ -x;,. ■ Mrs. Robert. Starkel, 40 Cam Beminary Foundation will bo spe n Congregational Church hat been North Coventry, was held Monday ser\1ces can again be held in the. Invited to .the new home ot'lMr. and Mrs. Bela Schreier/who live bridge St.,'dance chairman, is be- ON NEW LINOLEUM WITH SANITARY cial guests Friday evening at the In St. Michael's Church. Prov chUTOhVinstead of at the achool Advertiaem_eht— and Mra. John . Harvey Vernon, idence. R. I., with the P.eV. William on the for.mer L. M. Lord farm, auditorium: lng,assisted by Mrs. Philip 1. Hol- church for the first Family Fel- Lei’dy Blacksniitli Has'a bloused Backl formerly of town, for a Halloween Amston Rd., has been notifled that 'Stx-rooiti Cape Cod with 1-car way and Mrs. -Raymond P. Ward. Imvshlp program. F. P>'ne oflSciating at the Mass. TTi*'Hehrbn.l^dle8*^ Aid Society Manchester.; Mrs,. Stanley- Jezyk party Saturday at 8 p.m. Burial was in St. Francis he is to receive the W’TIG Farm has generoiialyXnderUken to pro oversiae garage on Wail St. Older Miaa Francea Reed, nursery The group will leave the Church home but in excellent condition. Jr., Wilson; and Mrs. Eric 'Vick, Needed at Tampa Cemetery. Pawtucket, R. I,, with Youth award, which means a trip vide robes foi* the'wew choir. Mrs. New Britain. COVE BASE worker; Miaa Charlotte Burtner Comnunity HhUje at 7:30 p.tn: the Rev, Edward-W. Mullrh read to the National 4-H Congress in Waller Donald is chSlrman of the rytc(.''$12.600. Possible' to assume formerly minister of education for the Har\’ey .home. ing the committal service there, S Chicago. HI. committee. ^ present GI mortgage. T. J. Crock . All •members are in v it^ to at TO BEAUTIFY YOUR KITCHEN AND here: Curntek M. C. Ndaihsc ot Tampa. Fla. (;P)—-If you’re a good Jnron Mapied ett, realtor. Manchester Mitchell tend. Reservations may he made Bearers were Roy Bejison. He is the one hoy of this state 'St. Peler'a Notee^^ TO SIMPLIFY MAINTENANCE. South Africa, summer preacher: Siout girl and don’t mind dirt and Mre. Lodia Sûllet and Mrs. Donald Benson, Chf rles ...Ben.son. chosen to represent the Faim 3-5416; re.sidence, Mitchell 9-7751. with Mrs. ■Starkel. , and the Rev. Stephen Moon of.Ko- perhaps an occasional kick, there's You’ll Raymond B. Bemntt are among News-from St. Peter’s Episco ______■ -V Elmer Creasy, William' Etchells Ynuth Program. He wfs com pal Chtirch ihclUde the lollo^tlng NAMES YALE RINK We specialize in complete Fempdeliiig of bathrooms and , res, -presently serving the church a pretty good job open for you- 24 peraona- chosen aa a panel of and Ernest Moss. mended for outstanding record aa items: A Women's Auxiliary Arch .Manchester Evening Herald He- aa minister ot education, will be aa a lady blacksmith. ' , Jurors for the fall terjn of Tolland a 4-H club worker, dairying, New Haven, Oct. 24 (S*)—Presi kitchens. W'e also specialize in Formica top vanities. Why present. • County Court of Common Pleasât deaconry meeting will be held to- Mnn correspondent, Mise Suhnn B. dent A. -Whitney Griswold of Yale W. E. Cor.iba, who is 76 and one | , the SI ^ Manchester e n I n g He^d achool and community standing. inorrow at St. Markka Church. Pendleton, telephone .AGademy not consult us on your problems? Quality of workman The evening's program haa been- of the few horscahoers left In Flor iteaaiona opening in November. . ivesitry coireopondent. .Mr*.' f. He has been awarded much pre said yesterday the University’s ' Farm Bureau Meeting, Mystic. leSvlng the rectoh}- at 9:30 8-8454,'^x new hockey rink will be nariied for ship and materials is supreme! planned with a view to rommalid- ida,' wants to retire but can’t find ~ ttle, telephone Pilgrim 3-82SI. vious honor in 4-H rliib work. a.m. All wômen are invited. Mias Ing the Interest of all ages in the anyone to take over hlS quite ac- !; The Tolland County Farm To .Observe Reformation David S. Ingalls in honor of a Bureau will hold its annual meet* Marjorie H. Martin may bFxcon- THIEVI^ NET $100 father and son who captained, the cohgiegalion.---- - Mr. and Mrs. Wl|- YYii- Uve hualness. this \ On Sunday, Protestant church- tacted foj any needed Inforbna- berl Baldwin, co-chairmah. have CombarYigurea more'women than Ing Tuesday, at the Church .Com eaa eVer>"where will observe the Bristol, Oct. —^Two young hockey teams during their reapec- munity House. Dinner will be Deitth^ Lust Night t^n. The adult Bible Class and gunmen made off with 1100 after tivea terms at Yale. Ingalls Sr., been aaaiated by Mrs. George Hat- ' men ride hoiaes nowadays so “I’m event df Marlin Luther's posting PIscusslon Group will also nieqt at Persorialized Floors zenhuhler and Howard L. Holmes,'i thinking , if .some good stout girl served by'the Fragment Society of hla ,9S’Thîs on the dOor of the holding up package stbre Class of 1920, is president and By THE .4SS04T.ATED PRESS the rectory tomorrow at 7:30.p.m. Friedman last night. iCx^’as the publisher of the Cincinnati Times who will serve as mast.er of cere-1 got Interested in It Td.^learn hep/' Second Congregational Church. Castle Chuch in Wittenberg. Ger 392 MAIN ST. M l 9 -9 2 S 8 monies. shoes.” ' / X fj The meeting agenda will include l^lwaukee — Joseph F. Rl||m many. Choral Society second package store holdup here Star. His son was a member of the action on resolutiona prepared -at 61, aasistant.. Secretary and treas The Hebron Choral 'Societv is this month. X cla.ss of 1956. ' v ■ The program will commence He says he once thought hd^'had The reformation is dated from' with a potluckotlu« supper served by a good prpapect but. it tujafed out, the director! of the bureau meet urer of the Altts-Chalmers Mfg. this event In 1,51”. To mark this starting out in its-fourth year. New BOX ing lakt week in .Rockville and Oo. since 1933 ahd associated with members would be welcomed, any- the Womans Society of Christian "she weighed^ only ^ p o u n d s .; day the Protestant churches of Service at 6 o'clock. Members trf Wouldn’t do.” -which • will be presented to ' the the company for 41 years, di-e d Tolland County, south, will join otrf^vho can Sing gnd wants to join State Farm Bureau Reaoiuttohs Tuesday. for I a Reformation Sunday union Is urged to do so. Ifrs. Suzanne Kir Committee for action at the State Tampa, FJa.*'-:^ Brig. Qen. Yan- service at .7:30 p.m., in North by. Wtllimantic. is director. meeting Noy. 14. A nominating tls H.-Taylor, former commander Coventry, Contêgatipnal Church. Membership U not confined to SUIT eom'mtuee will present its slate •of Drew Field in Tampa, who re- The Rev. Arnold Tozer of Man Hebron. Singei-a from adjoining for action, .tired from the Air Force in 1949. chester will be gueat speaker.'Ail j towns are invited. • The beautiful “ Embraceable ” New O ub Offloera died Monday. He was born in Bart of the Protestant heritage are In f Personal Mention • New officers of the 21 Social lett, Tex. vited to Join in the recognition of Cards have been received from \ ' Club of Oak Grove follow: Hrs. Ira Tokyo — Dr. Frank H. Connely. this signiftcant event. the Rev. and Mrs. Harold R. Keeni by Swigart, preaident: Ifra. Harold ;.66, Southern Baptist Missionary i Other Church Not,rs now of Gra^dridge, 111., formeriv Carpeiiter, vice preiidenf; Mrs. front Missouri, who had spent; The progrSm for the Sunday of Hebroji, saying that they have Theodore Hietala, secretatT; Mrs. more-than 30 years as a mission-; Junior Pilgrim Fellowship meet been attending the Nationai Town Elasticized to cling Arnold Chace, treasurer, ary in Oiina until the Communists | ing will be based on the Reforma and County and Rural Churches’ Glenhaven The group r.-il) have its annual look over, died Tueaday. ' tion. The KeV. John G. Beck, Conference for five days. The Our Fair Ladies maaquerade party for members Oct. 30 at 8 pm. at the Hietala home with Mrs. Roy Palmer aa Yes, it’.i beautiful! Yes, it’s fashion co-hoateaa. I*iibUe Record* able! But the wonder of thus new Red Warrantee deeds filed in the Cross Shoe is the"Avay it feels on your H av^that soft, town clerk's office recording trans EARN EXTRA CHRISTMA^ MONEY foot. Embracing:-Vour instep with R fer of properties include: Mario jently elasticized girdle of faille, Tarqulno to Morland Acres. Inc., ■ ' ■ property on Mile Hill Rd.i Nathan EARN STORE DISCOUNT SAVINGS “6ver bitingi'Alway.s clinging. Try Haie, Inc. to Paul W. and Anna it YouUl love it more with every C. Judkins, property In Nathan r A * T nME .-X h IIX TIM S ’ step. soft, frilly look Hale development; Pearl M. Hard S ' . . ‘ . ■ ing to Ludovico P. Rampelll, Hart n ford, property in Pine Lake Shores; ■“ by s ; Louis C. and Rita M. T.crriault to WE ARE HIRING X Stanley C. Fumiko Maldn, prop ¥ Of rayon flannel, soft and erty in Waterfront-Heights; Shir ley I* Landry to George Robert fashionable. With Giv Green, property In Lakeview Ter- enchy collar, long . race; J ( ^ J. Sullivan to Robert Embraceable V straight_ body, — slit pock- S. and Barbara F. Austin, prep- et.s...... with adjustablele yyt- arty in Waterfront Heights. : Also. Roland C. and Madelyn C. Black Suede toned side flaps to give a Green to Walter A. and Gertrude ee modified bloused back to M. Kinney, property on Ripley HQI Many, many more from which to the box jacket; slim skirt Rd.; Grace O. i^llton td George A. NOW only 12.95 choose in sizes to 10. A AAA to EEE with walking pleat. In and Bernice L. Grabhen, property blue, Havana brown. on River Rd.; Harold Marplea to widths. X Whitman B. and Marion G. M di^ ' APPLY IN PERSON, PLEASE^ Top—Bib ’n Tuckpr,. . . flatteringly fethinine Sizes 8 to 18. ton, property on Monument Hill; -—lace tatting on a .aet-in peter pan collar Thomas B. McOartAv to Kast.Shoca highlights the embroider^ bib accented Realty Oo. of Kartfotd, pr(^>erty You'll want a cpuplf. of in Hillcrest developpient; Williaiid- these. Choose from Faille, ■ with eye-catching eyelet, Pushup sleeves A. and Faith R. Wolfe to G. Ray- are the pei^fect topping to this delightful NOW 5 Wayi to Shop Brocade, Mlraloh or Veil- cotton broadcloth creation. Sizes .32 to 38 Exchithfoly a t Burtoa's vet. In Black, Brown, Navy, in white, pink, blue, wheat. ., In MoneliMfar T*«n Account * Loyowoy Silver, Red, Gold, Tan and UBHT TRUGKINa Multi-colors. \ MANCHE8TEK. r o d . B o l t o n sad v ic in it y Charge , * Club Flgn Right—l^ce etching on Dacron crepe makes the pret REASONABLE FEES a • a a * tiest blouse of the season! It’s drip-dry vvith RHONE Ml 3^304 L-.:...... V ' V . • •SHOES * Cosh a double-pointed collar and cuffs accented Plut Tax with delicate lace. White, pink, Niie, maize, 825 MAIN STREET MANCHCSTER beige. Sizes 32 to 38. ,

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Special Sale! i : 1 4 .9 5 LIST o' ■ ‘ ■ ■■■i, , ^ ~ ’-' :while they' last , - Naturally Fortnfit designs Dark Seahi ..t s,'.' the ^Jatural look bra! r\. ’^cser OTLONS 'r. ■4*5 I Gefitty coaxes from fhe sides as well as from below! i)h’r ~1' ' s. ■' ■ ' I -- # Eliminates that tir$d lata day feeling! ,, 1 C # All day long the natural look Is yours! R a g . $ 1 .0 9 AU important shape!: Simply terrtftc! The No more after these are sold. 51-15 sheer.s WUU.I.O .B K.iiuLii ut Rows upon rows of ^Mltnnleralipjenhiuic< REVEL lANDEAU 32A to 31C REVEL LaN aukE 34B to 40C permanent '' pleats, , exquisite RocheUe ed by ,»hw tucked :_r -,^ t ■ . , . ' ' . - ' . . "T-. ’ and beauties, too. They have the everlast laoe inold •Uw bodice nylon, an^ fine V al, finish with lanolin. Ours are the very new- . _ ‘:^s taenruneil - and make flattery of- ' lace Inaertions on ie«1; shidM and the Beams are dark. Sizes aklrtUniMiruuiv la uwi equal-vquu- the.ui«. hemn«muiia lto wwnvrv hen .■ theui« eurphee*ue}usv« Muwiwe ice, ‘ 8H to 11. I ly frivoloup mixture they're edged with, at the midriff end ). of. pJeata end lace, eheer’ ayleo*eaalag. maklng the border. \ iXM 40. _ t t te 40; ” ,, -JlBe: Srate. S3 to 40. i' f C hill t> • > I I’ J I ':'V ■>.- .x... : V

pAtnsn UANCHESTEE .e v e n in g h e r a l d ,* MANCHESTER, CONN, WDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1958 MANGUESTER EVENING H E ^ D . JlANCHE8t£R. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, ,1956 r A G B

‘-letbpok, --not-corporate profits, ft B o l ^ n ^ ■ had - trouble when imported in ’De-Cormier Show* New Hulmn Friday cent from 1952,- the small business G>veh|iy Candidat^^^ .SudaneÂrmy structors did ‘bther jobs” than Nixon Opem Estei Attacks _ D»s true index of economic well be- ihare o f.c o t ^ r a t # profits has those entrusted \to thefiji He^did ing.' Bvt as''auto workers wages dropped from 7.3 to 4.5 per cent, r i w s i i ^^^Coiiples Plan Doubled Since .flot elaborate. have rfteii 14 per cent alnce 1952, unemployment is up, while 90 per L FLASB B U > M , OAfl gislatiire Qualifications To fill this gap. nilitaryîastona Campaign ior GOP Illusion General Motors profits have gone cent of tax relief has gone to ^ MOVOiB, PAR'n Occupation End are sent abroad get acquainted Up 113 per cent^he aaserted. corporations .and wealthy in-, with the modem varfare tabtics, He also declat^- that during fhe dlyiduals.' me ' ' Illinois Votes Such missions ha' been . . sent____ to - OfPrdsperity Elsenhower administration the In- "The parallel between this Khartoum, Sudan, Oct. 24 E g j’pt and BritainVso far. Sudan conie of money lenders 'yiaa been Tha Sudanesa army has doubled a lt u a t l^ a n d the-late I920'a la BoItojtK Oct. 24 > § p «C W )-r' buys its arms from Britain, alnca , En route with Nlxoq In Illinoii. rising about 65 per cent -faster clear,” l^ fa a v e r . contended, - X A6m«m> M « ichedu)M'itsjiquRt« its strength since Britain and it is acquainted. w'lth and trained Oct. 24 IJP)— Vice Prealdent Nixon Detroit, Otfr. 24 t/P)—Sprt., F-atea than wages." ; , Egypt evacuated their troops 10 “ Then, tho, we had the illtislbli^ ■iiMe* ft>r iU'iatefUig this month in the use of Britismmade arms. A opena two dava of intenaive cam- Kefauver said today the aOminia- "In other w.nrd.^’ Kefauver said,' months ago, ending' 58 years,, of of prosperityv It was ah IHuhioii to iM hold Satiirtay at the CJofiK. military mission' recently toured palgning in Illinola today aeeking tration'a economic fralicies ' have "the benevolent trickle down pol joint A jj^ lb -E j^ tia n rule. because it meaht prosperity'at the ''v;^nity H a lt^ • p.m. Ralph Sweet arms factories in India, Pakistan, ' to nail down a atate where Repub- icies of Eisenhower and (Secre- Gen. Ibrahim Pasha Abboud, created an "llluaion of prosperity” top, meager incomes foy -most, and '^11 he orompter for the event. Czechoslovakia, Hdliand, Belgium licana are worried about effecta tarj’ of the. Treasury) Humphrey poverty below.” commander in chief, says the that haa served only to "fatten the Still plenty of wear left to I 'Owplea Club from United’ and Britain but no \commitmenU of acandala in the atate admlnia- hav a resulted in the greatest- bo- army will increase, in numbers treasuries of the giant financial Kefau'ver said Ihre “'only way to I shoes when brought' here far I fodiat Church and baptist m were n\ade. tration. ^ na.n^ in ouy history for .the mon and strength in^the years to, come. empires while the American people cure-the situatloh," is to "turn out [expert repairing.' immuitity Cliurch have been ape- Egypt haa helped vith a gift of . • I The Vice Prealdent whiatle- ey-lending bankers, and a much He refuses to divulge the size f have been laggifig behind.” the Eisenhower administration •eifically Invited.' weapons. greater percentage has been sUck"- WOBK DONE WHILE be.vond saying that Is “a small, ef- atopa-clear acroaa the atate from Kefauver struck out at what he and r e s ^ e government to the Bomarco, however, has issued a AUhobghr Sudan is k ^member of ing to their hands than has been YOU WATT Acient and^ Strong army.”. Unoffi south to north today, then leaves called' RepubllcanVstop gap elec handspf the Democratic, party.’’ blanket' invitaUen to all other in the Arab League, it ihaa no .mili hia train for a well-filled day in trickling down.” cial aourefes put its strength at tion eve prosperity” as he came to -He^declared the Deynocrat)'be- terested coupler to attend and has '1 tary pact tiCa w ith a n y of the the CHiicago area tomorrow. ' In additional comparisona. he about 10,000 soldiera. eight, other League, me nhera. It has this auto manufacturing center for llyye "rtational prosperlfy means, reinforced the invitation by saying, Nixon la understood to feel that' said corporate profits have ad SAM YULYES 'There is a tremendous en no defense {tsets wit i any othe a full day of’ campaigning In the • . y g'*prosperity j evenly UIOLIIUULCQdistributed •*We hope they will come.” the widely-publicized ■ embezzle- vanced 29 SHOE REPAIRINO thusiasm among the Sudanese country. Detroit area. per cent faster than among all the people and not just The club name is coUied'from the ment case involving former Repub W ^ e s ' and corporate. divlden^’'75 OF THE BETTER KIND ,.i‘ people to enroll in the army,’* It was the Democratic vice the giant corporations." description of just what it la, Bol lican state auditor Orville E. per cent faster. / Abboud 'said. "W h q i we announc? presidential candidate's second 15 SInple 8L— Aerosn I>om ton Mjanied Couples. It is unaffil Hodge has made uncertain other .On the other hand, he-6eclared. that we are in need of 1.000 3 Timat Fast* - Whan campaign invasion of Michigan, He' Greece his a population of about Pint NaUonal Parking Lot. iated with, any other organisation wise rosy prospects for the G.O.P. net farm Income la jldwn 25 per Boldlers, we receive 3,000 applica haa scheduled a third ■ for next 8 million. people^^î-:^' and has only one objective, to pro In the home state of Democratic Wednesday. vide ah opportunity for the town’s tions." . presidential nominee Adlal E. Drau-a Oheer* In Com Belt, married couples to get together on The period of service is three Gas Crowds Etevehson. . ' years. His chartered plane,arrived here a purely social basis. CerilAed Uboratory lestsproveBell-aite Involved In Check Hcandal There are no foreign Instructors. >n as much early today from the com belt, Edneater’s to Speak ^ 5fnt. 5lllilrej, , Leroy M. Roberts, Anton M. Las ' dCneatwnA. .. ./ aaaistant at Aetna Life Tnsuriance sen andilAwrence C. Latimer. ,x - seu>co l/S ATA/Vr - Co., and'la a member o f. the local ator K veiilh g Heialtj ■ utn.c. mfAitlt^ m A. American Legion post. >10. J4‘%»A-f9 I mmt’WS- /Mto to /*77. ooireepoaBSat, MjH. Joaepb -ftotov/ mff totoWfb He served several terms as sec- Wfh'Â Alpy Atoto#----- sVyi ._^»6‘terans A f - A fte r 5 :00 P.M . anyone about to bw a new automobile TOPPERS Forum, the Sociology Colloquium fairs Committee. 82 BALD'IÎN r o a d I M and. Pi’ Gamfna Mb, national social Otto Miller MANCHESTER. CONN. W E GREEN STAMPS ■cience fraternity. ; .Otto C Miller, Republican, has All W4>olg Fleeces, Checks, Yam , Dyes Thn most nxliauitive nndurance test ever, given an In relays they drove these cars night'and day for a distance ORlGINALlY SOLD FOR $24.95 JPrKelnûdes •utohuibiln hns just been completed by two stock greater than twice around.the world . . . a distance equal to The ravings are yoiirs when you chooMe. your coat from thia rale groiip. They are 5 years of normal driving. . . *57 Fords—IdenHcnl in every respect with can now handsomely styled in'fine‘ 100% wool fabrics, richly lined and interlined for warmth. .T,. ' -■'iJ.- 'L’t'A: These6Feotures being ofered by Forjt Dealers. Not in all histon' has a man-built machine traveled so far in Alt the newest styles and colors.'Sizes :'J|iniora, misseih ladies. so short a tiine—by land or sea! - . .Under snpervision of the United States Auto Club ^PECIAL<~NEW FALL But this was nof a test of speed—but of endurance of the and the FederaHon Internationale de Automobile, !• "Inner Ford.” A trial to take ithc measure of Thiinderhird R t f each of ffahse two *57 Fords traveled 50,000 milci in 1-block V-8 power without qualification of any kind." A test less than M days. Ford Not 1 averaged 108J6 mph of running gear—of brakes, of materials in body and chassis. DRESSES' for riie.enHrc nin . . . Ford No. 8, over 107 mph. Of steering and roadability, yw, and comfort, too! U • FREE DELIVERY and INSTALLATION These averages Include tinle fpr all pit s'topi. ^ A tttt, indeed, such as no cars have gvihr undergone, let alone JUMPERS 5.99 Each Irv v succes.sfully conclude, ^ ■ Newest fabrics and colors. Int aH, the *17 .Ford smashed 458 national and U :' ■ X , • . M n ■ .ja" We feel that by their deeds, you shall know the *57 Fiird cars. O FREE SERVICE CONTRACT fntemalfonal records. 1 ^ Surely they have told ycni, in decisive terms, that they are .1';', u'orrii more when you buy . . . and when ymx gell! EXTRA SPECIAL O D A Y EXCHAiNGE PRIVILEGE lU s tost was mn en the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. 10 It was Ibe Imafest left twn in history. . lour Ford Dealer will gladly place at ymir dj.sposal the neio - kmtl of Ford that means a new' Ipnd of vahie for your cisr- ■ ■ T ' ■ ■ - ■I-:--;'' BLOUSES bu>-ingdoUar-the greatest the world has ever seen. \ ■ • YEAR PICTURE TUBE GUARANTEE A esr, Un a BMn, is known by Ms d«ad!s, not leofds., 1 „ . ^ ' 'y All colors, long sleeve, short ^sleeve, 1 .9 9 E a c h e e e $ t a r t UP That Is whg, we at Ford, despite our eenidsnee hi onr, *57 '1. M Idngth sleeve. Sizes 32 to ,38. fC'l' 'X-' -•__ Yo • Xour Money Bock If You Can Beat Our Deal aasa, let Ib ^ deeds of seeomfHfthment speak,for themsclvM. I to prove to yOu—in aoHon—tbe sfemfaM'and -4^ NatiMallj \ I we had hudt into them, ^fo word's of could LAY 9 2 YEARS t o PAY speak with oquel ponvktion. > 100% ORLON SW EATERS AAvtriiMA ■'/a Therefore, weengaged an independent eomneering organize-' 4-\i Ban to tori Bur *57 ears moire thormighly Ijnsn sny other cars CARDIGANS i ' ' ‘ v ’* rv SUP-OVERS ■ 0 0 Watebu OamaraB First PaYmenf -- D ^ . lst have ever beisn tested before-in this countrj’ Or ab'fbad. SIZES ^ Eladric Shavars VPs piovided them with '57 Fords—ears idenScai w-itK those ■•VI new affered by Ford Dealws. The rest we left up to them. V 3 4 t o 4 0 RESERVES ANY Elaatric AppliaNeas AT • ... 2 f « r ^ 7 R IFT . T IL L CHRISTMAS took iIbooo eaUs to. the Salt Flats at Bomteville, Utah, 3.99 Eocii" 2.99 Each \ ^Jawalry / ■A. in ' p, ■an, Iwalva af tha wesld's grMtest cirivars tookôvar. ^ ~ • Silvarwpra / om 681 M A lK STREET Ml 3-6771 SKIRTS . * T.' , • *'' .. All hew: fall fabrics and col- R u t# O Qrs.i—SoUd and, tweed fab^t Lv*. D1LI.ON SALES and SERVICE ricis; All 100% wools, plain, to 'to i .F. G ood rich •winr'find pleated a^lea. vOOVO ^ I ' i M - 9 7 M AIN STREET - u ■ PAY t ^J, ' . • w t. t l i t MAIN STRIir ^ M A ^ H I S T U ' l - $3.99 EACH NEXT YEAR ■ ' MANCHESTER 1 "IT-' a' 1 FIRST IN RUBBER - fIRST IN TUBELESS -'V > ‘ ‘ “ 1 1 V ' I l y v ' B ' i->. ^ 'T. ' A . > . ..h r '■•A a ■i': f ■ . • ■ • “-'t — •>- ,1- i -, 'll 1 . '< ■ , - ’ ->i ' , " V - . /. n x •> - MANOiESTER EVENjlNG HERALD. CONN., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 24.-1956

lKanrlfpJiti?r Uka to. aaa the tookkaeplng lit- oauso ha wantod It balora the 19M hifli court of Bombay SUto. This down to approval for a kiss that voIt^ sub*;sctad to real analyala. Kefauyer OaiM Revealed burrleon aeaSM. ' Kissing Ruled court agreed with the aeoaibna does hot annoy abmeona else. But Ett^ttittd IfnaU i Bi^ our mUn pilnt to this. Insurance PIM AaxWba'Iar Brotoctloa . judge and 'ruled that a public kiss there la no approval, in the words Drooflle«; “ Peop4a in such-areas are ahx- need not be obscenfi; . . of the tiiriea o f India'*' legal col- Brldgaport, which was vary Scientisf^ First By ROOBB PBIOD .kxia tor protection' and we are a»l£?hfSrain>Si o ^ m c' All Right in After all, a father may kiss hia .umnlst, fdr “ that. pasSionite and ., U . . Ôtwll — . . atTMt( i r a M naturally indifferent to the ndl- lav, HtingafyReds working u hard as poaalble to pro- daughter goodby at .a railway sti- proloriged ’variety which auggesto road'a decision to abandon com Thureday, Oct, X8 . ^ ;Tolid"'rc8t Peril initi vlda it. Howavar.dhq corriplaXitles tion. The two young lovers of lust and Is sccoiripanied by other Midnight - 3 sum. X. ara somewhat smgfering and will pletely passenger service on the ...... Voluhteera Needed St. m u luntry'S delegation. Se, like Tito, Ahmadabad had engaged Yn ^Mst unseemly movements.” ■ *ttW5 3. a.m. - 4 s.m. . , Detroit, Mich, OcL 34 I OS : 3ct. 24 (iP)—D«>e8;»Oons^ taka a Mt of tima. We don’t .want , Some Cases liviCK^crs ...... Vnliinteem Needed of'-TukosISv-and Hungarian Com- went to the Crimea recently for .By ERNEsir O. WARDEN •Cent intcrMt to a' polite kiss, which annoyed no vfouaai Octobw Iv im line on' which 'Manchester hap v4 a.m. - 6 a.m, ...v...... Volunteers Needed flood losses to gb ahead until we. are fairly cer one except—perhaps—the' arrest Estes Kefsuvcf said today It wax ntunistoiannounced today they will 8ecr«'-talks , with Russia’s top' (AP SpeclA Waahingtim Senice) up to $260,000 Or thi » impraUtioal g if t Bnatag W*a»pt pens to be located,’ now finds the • a.m. - 8 'S.m. ...’ ...... Bill PhrretL • Washington, Oct. The difference tain the program will wprk without N e* Delhi, Oct. 34 (>P) —• Tbfcre ing copatable.. 8 s.m. 4* 10 a.m. .. not “Democratic politicians’’ but develop cooperation between their leaders talks which prasumably between losses and 1 Bursnee too many hqadacliea' to buyers and are all kinds of kisses, says-an In Cvasyley New . Town, England ------>4 at'iC railroad planning to deprive ...... Volunteers Needed parties .“on the basis of full con new federal pfogrmtti of providing ' y ito couple were acquitted, and Oema^ 10 a m, - 12 Noon nuclear, sclsntlato, who first ro- turned on Tito's insistence that coverage, if any. the government." ' dian court, and not all are ob (P)—Ptoseritation -of a flOO bell to Bridgeport of six of its express ...... Volunteers Needed fidence 8nd sincerity.” Moscow recognize thet-e “is mors insurance sgaimic flood losses is Iftdians around tha rountry read ®*"*fflSc!!SW 5!!'S«T» Noon - 2 p.m...... Volunteers Needed , veated the dangers of rSdloscUvs The reinsuranoS 6 t \ pollcias ’ Once the rate making problem ia scene.' about ..the case. ■. St. Richard’s Ariglicsn church in trsins between Bridgeport and They said the promotion of than one road to soeiitHsm." taking definite shape but you which ■ nuiy be issued - by\prlvate f « 3r«bl« la Adnae* 2 p.m. - 4 p.m...... Âtljouise K. Lord, Olive Chartler '■ H-bomb fallout. won't .be able to buy It today or overcome, Meistrell. said, there This means — and It’s a rsYolUr A question of the day became: this Sussex community has posed New- Tork. Now Bridgeport is . p.m. - 6 p.m...... 4 ....'. . 4. Wilfred J. Leniire, W. Joseph Le- amity between the Yugoslav and The communique said: companies ia a portion of,.u|d act should . be little, delay in getting tionary idea for India—that kiss When Is a public kiaa all right? s problem — where' to hang the • TMT ...... The Democratic vice presidential Hungarian peoples is - necessary “Cooperation between ths two even toptorrow. . not now receiving MeiatereU^ssa- exdted and disturbed, as we have mire candidaU made his statement in Ths Uelsy, If you coi^d call It the policies into the handa of the ing in public may bq.4nl right, at The legal , view seemed to boil bell? The church has nq.^tower. 6 p.m. - 8 p. m...... Am'ericsn Leglpn Auxiliary “in the interest of peace and prog-. ■ parties should develop on the basis jor attenUop because there la public. He said'’ tentative policy timM. been In Manchester for many reply to Sen. Hickenlooper (R- resa in the world” and called for | of full conftdenoe and .sincerity, th ir ainrie the program Just re edent for such procedure whereaa Witktv ...... 8 p.m. - 10 p.m...... ,. Jo.seph M arcln, Joseph Victor Mar- lowx) who WHS quoted in newi ceived presidential approval on forms and contracts with private In Hindu soqiety, any public dis months now. Because we know, a broadening of economic and i frankness, equality and non'lnter- there is virtually nonp for' the play o f’ sexâd alwaya been con- 4« 0»«r ...... rin" counts as saying a ’'clean’'^4b6mi» Aug. 7, hangs on the determina insursnde companies, which will from our own experience and losa, 10 p.m. - Midnight 4 ...... Virginia Manchester cultural relations. ! fererice In each others Internal af- problems involved In the insurane^[.âctually sell - the insurance as- aidered. taboo. Indian movies had has been developed. Hictfenlooper . TTie' two delegations yesterday ' fsif* • tion of rates considered adequate ind'ioa'n provlstons’ no kissing scenes, prolonged kiss what kind of policy tha New Ha Skywafch Post located on top of Manchester Police Station. said he wanted to^tstlaijghten out" * the government, al- c'rcw w mwnseewiy wound up a Solid week'of dlscuar “The consistent Implemehtatien to pay claims, yet low enough for Meistrell alresdy hasScailed- In been drafted and much es'ih Western movies were cen to Um um rtpubUeaUoa et ven management. is puskihg, we some "DemowAtlc politicians.’' ‘Mexlean Sardine’ the average homeowner. ------. > ««,a-cauea Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headqv.arteri, Municipal sions In Belgrade. In a communi of these principles Will prevent the repreeentatives of' cqmihercial in- Iminlstrativc structore sored. / •U ■•«• dl«p«tclm cr«dll«4 lo ll, or ayiâthiae with Bridgeport. ,Ver- "I prejimle he is to!iklng about I doubt if Sardinea pre packed Frank J. Aleistrell, appointed aet otkorwtM crodttod - la Uila MP«r Building; .Manchester on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday from 1 to 5 que laatied today and distributed repetition of past’mistakes which commissioner of the program, ex srrance companies and inauraoee ■.* . .\rrMted lif Public Park aM a&e too tbcai aows pubUohod aort. hapa novy, Bridgeport begins \to AdlaL-Sfevenspn and me,” Kefau- like this in Mexico but it'a not such by the Yugoslav news agency Tan- inflictecTaerlous harm on the wOilt- trade associations to obtain their So it was not unusual when a Alt ilgMa at r«publication ot apodal p.m,. said. s'bad thought. You know what a pressed hope that the new bureau 4 i^ ‘f«*ia fcarato ara alao raaarrad. sympathise with uai \ jug, they said they had noted with Cra’ movement.” advice in Calculating risks and rate police constable some nioriths ago 'I would say that we ‘Demo miserable job It 'is to try and open within the Hou'alng and Home Fi And now perhaps both of us, satisfaction that “ tension in inter nance Agency wiU he able to offer schedules’ and expects to hays arrested a . young teenage couple f\tU aarrtca eUaat o( M. B. a. Sarr* enced and Inexperienced persons to cratic ' politicians' wouldn’t have a .Sardine can with that . crumby' national relationa had relaxed of Irisny more such conferences be for kissing in a public park in le*. Inc* _ "T and a g c ^ many other Connecti Tobacco Industr^^ fill, these job orders. little opener you get. Well If Sar the federally backed an4 subsitliz- nbUtoara MapraaaaUUraat Tka known a- thing about the deadly late.“ fore arriving at actual fees. same time^>ht will not permit Ahmadabad, in Western India. The L ' 691 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER In addition, she sahT the office dange^ of H-bomb fallout If we dines were packed In Sombreros ed policies before next spring's that although he hopes JuUoa Malkawa Spaeial anmcjr — Maw cut communities, big and artiall, Formerly Bitterly Opposed FALSE TEETH flood season. He' also has called upon surii sible dlnlculties over loan magiatrate fined the boy,.about Tort Chloaca. .Datrolt and Boatoa. Has Job Openings is looking for nerrions for factory hadn^ been told by nuclear scien you could get them out with a knife government agencies as the corps Kisiirance snd loan fes- $40 for "Initiating" the kiss. ■. - Next To- Gas Company ahould begin to realise thitt we Thes'e two Communist parties KEmui itmir bdiibao^ o r and -constmctlAn work, for ,autp t i s t ’’ Kefsuver stated. or a sharp fingernail. And then That i e o i B B Meanwhile ha ia giving thanks 5 act can' be worked out cmcuLaTitMW. . r are dealing with a public utility bitterly-opposed each other,-in the that the fall storm sbason Is not pf Army Engineers, Weather Bu It all might have ended there— Tha studMit-body vota*.w . ■I ■ ...... ■ ■ mechaijleSand office jobs. He quoted physicists Dr. Ralph after you had your snack you'd h can be offered at the and been forgotten. -. Tha BaraM fttaUog Company _ _ The scheduled opening soon of have a fancy hat to wear. Another years after President Tito broke NbbcI No# Emborrait staging repeat performances of reau, ebast and Oeodetlc’ Survey,- which has less and' leas desire to Lapp, Nobel laureate Linus Paul and Agriculture Department' to poa „But an Ahmadabad sessions aaaumea no financial raapontibUlty Mr tobacco warehouses in the area advantage would be that the hat with the Kremlin and eatabll.shed Many wtarsrt Of false teeth have ' the 1855 and early 1956 disasters loai typoxraplileal arrera appaarlaa. In ad- fulfill Us passenger traffic fran ing and Dr. David Hill to back up his own brand of "national com- Suffered reeJ emberraeement beeeuee that spurred Congressional ac provide data on wave actloif, ero judge thought the magiatrate had TtrtIaam«Ma and Mher raadina mattar has brouglit a flood of job on le ^ his contention, and added*.. •- would be soaked in nice slippery macjiiriery to delay Issuance of the la Tha Maarhaatar Braal|m Harald. chise, and seento, on the contrary, fish oil* Which would save you hun- muniam" in Yugoslavia. their plate dropped, clipped or web- tion in the field. He thus Is re sion, rainfall xuul other :*topoaure'' erred. The sessions judge felt the tp the local State EmphJyment A Thought for Ti t "This ‘clean' bomb’ nonsense re ; bled 'M lust tha xBons time. Do no* insurance. magiatrate was wrong to say all to have ^ ’ passion ' for cutting d r^ s of dollars that might be The communique did not meh- lire In tear of thia h'ettoeaunt to you. lieved of pressures to bring the factors which must bs considered Service office. Sponsored by the Mai minds me of the story of the crasy in rate making^- ' The,act provides, that thr>gov public kisses were obscene. down Its service, to communities w*asted on expensive hair lotioqs.- ! tiori those old differences but Jiiit xprlnkte e little FABTEtTH. tha prograip Into being before major ernment may issue insurarice t'6 a The tobacco wjkfbhouse Jobs are Council of Ctaui assassin who tried to reassure each However, there is one disadvan ! .stressed that the parties now were alkaline mon-ecld I powder, on your problems are solved. Heek 'Uomtoiia Henawlaater The matter was referred , to the both small and large. It .seems to victim just before shooting him plates. Hold false teeth more firmly, total outstanding value of S3 bil a few of th e -^ d y that the office tage. you'd have to carry a base anxious for the closest cooperation; ao they feel more eomrortablc, Doea Compromise Plan. "The ttoable," Maiatre)l said, “is lion—a total which may'be raised be-following a policy under which is- havUijgîfficuIty in filling be- 'Go a Utfle 'siowVr' that he need .h:.ve rio fear of infec ball bat to keep the cats away, In the light of Poland's ciiryent not sour. Check! "pteu odor" (den The act, pjassed in the final that . both public and private VRLON^ tion. for each bullet had been ture breath). Oat FAfiTEETH at aaf S2 billion more in the discretion of it would be guaranteed, before cause^''of the tight labor market G o's little slower father-time. effort to throlv off Moscow’s con days of the tost Congress, repre souFOes gather infoninatidi) .tor a the President. The Dmlt of cover-> ' ClaaaUlAâa4&aE' l5iio_ Lm . aaefe the Manchester area. washed in good soap and water.” drug counter., / LARGE SCREEN RCA ^ y ^ pubUaatloa ap^ pl ilmway — hand, that every single train ev Keep the wrinkles off the face HELD FOR ROBBFRV trol, there has been speculation sents a. compromise between a so- pkrttcular purpose and not neces age per person is $250,000 witll in ...In tii« eiRMic Miss Haael Anderson, manager Of that mother pf mine. • New Britain, Oct. 24 (4>)—Police that Hungary* also, was citin g rslled admlnlatration proposal by. sarily suited to otir use. Our prob- surance on any w ellin g unit. In Color TV $52$ and up run would be guaranteed a.-pfofit fXIl'PlJ: FOUND DF4.\D of the office, said yesterctov that God' keep us sweet and at times yesterday charged Dominick Fer- about for a way to free ^ r s e lf Sen. Bush (R-Conn)L anotofir by ler will ba to find a -common de- cluding structure . and personal R A R L O W S ^ - tradltionl Wadnesday, Octebar 3 i before it left ita firstjrtaiion. And the tobacco warehouse jobs,'which be still. I Middleipwn, Oct. 24 Hiram riiro, 41, Middletown, with robbery from Soviet dictation; / Sen. Lehman (D-NY) and major nbminator in all the stoUatIca we property, linilted to $10,000. . TELEVISION ' since the less njM fvife is offered pay a minimum wage of $1, are That we may know thv blessed ■ Powers, 56., and his wife Shirley, with violence in the .$6,000 robbery A t-the conclusion of/th e Bel RUMMAGE SALE amendments sponsored by Rep. are gathering which will enable 'rileGOOD loan NEIGHBOR contract total POUCY is set at This ThinK We Did available for both men arid wom 1080 Tollaod’Tpk.. Bncklaad the less the.-ûbllc comes to de^. will; ‘ ( 56, were found dead in their honve and slugging of a payroll carrier grade conference, the Hungarians Dodd (D-Conn.) us to prescribe rates which will be S2. Medrira, billion HI. dollars IP- -Thp and good-neigh individual li-- ■ a en. akllled and unskilled. ' .\-fsterday', apparently of gas poi- Invited the Yugoslav Communtats FRIDAY. OCT. 24 Besides thfi. federally subsidized sound, yet. reasonable, tor j all bor policy was put into action here T'eL Ml 8-M8S Our cluldran, and oi^ chUdran'a And dear God, our heart with love here Oct. 5. Police said John Ferris. loans limited to $2501000. l>end ^n-ifond use It, we can fore- She also reported that orders do nil i .soning. A coroner said the oven 23, Southington, gave himself up to send a delegatlori to visit Hun 8:30 A. M. Insuraiice feature, the act also in classes of flood risk.” ’ ^ when M farmers moved on Leo dhlldtan. hava 6 m rreht hopa that ^ In thg .future, more pleas for from retai’. stores for Christmas Until for us the sun shall set ‘ jet on the gas stove was on but earlier and admitted he was one gary. The Invlta^n was accepted. ODD FELLOWS HALL cludes a'lederally guaranteed loan Right now, Meistrell conceded, Scott'k farm with three com pick- la new to thair time. Hiey ara more curtailments and absndoh- help are also being received. She Beyond the hill, "■ the door closed, indicating that ths o* two men who attacked the mes Hungarian yCommunlst boss prograThôr prbapectlve flood vic the hurdle* to.be cleared in eatab- era. trucks and 'tractor-wagons and Mystic Review, WBA hit 40-acre'crop Of com. flrat to have It. We, outpl''fwal ments. We should prefer a man said the office ne^ds both experi- - cA-tta West Laws Jet was turined on accidentally. senger.' « Ernoe Geroe >vas a member of his tims and a system o f reinsurance lishing Insurance rates and work PRESCRIPTIONS for ■ private companies which ing but the even more difficult loan received this assiM when he tragady'and huntaa^ddvur, and agement effort to build up paa- was Confined in the Macoupin “ FREE P1€3K-UP might enter the field. contract machinery appear to be yat with hope, ha)tid ideallam senger patronage, and we would The whole basis for- federal in Area i Hospital with a broken leg AND DELIVERY” almost insurmountable..... - he g(^t in a fall. Mrs. Scotf and a « t our ow tif^ h in gtran It to them. favor general paasenger rates high surance ptotectlori against flood "I am being compared.” he said newly.bom Infant daughter had just PINE PHARMACY V Wa ipun prasarro thia hope, and enough to cover Uie operation of damage is that insurance against ruefully, “with the Dutch boy who Indiridual.and public loss is not retuimed from the hospital when 4 CENTER ST— MI 8-9814 nd it. and build It, and hand occasional traina which don’t hap held his finger in the hold in the the Accident, happened. now available through private or' dike. 1 just .hppe the hole in thia It bo to thami for more aapanston’ pen to pick up a full pay, load on public sources because of the in particular flood protective wall can ; sad bufldiBC'. It la the only ’ hopa every run. But as a first stop to OPEN EVERY ability-of such sources to spread be quickly and adequats l-y*)- the risk over a broad enough base llila poor worid. knowa la ward persuading ths railroad man THURSDAY EVENING plugged.” , . to bring premiums within reason Meistrell said he has visited the .BOW. And It to. not only the hopa agement of this, and toward con able limits. ' ^ ttio praaant ;and tha futura; It vincing, the Public UtniUee COm- CLOSED .MONDAYS flood damaged areas, of New Eng Congress found that because land and other Atlantic coastal to tha ana fundamantal aaeoaoity mleeion that It to facing eruclal flood disasters "impede interstate areas and is pe;;sonally convinced At world Ufa. deciaioiis,' we would suggest that and foreign commerce, hamper that "some meana must be p ro-; Without tha Vnitad Nationa, thia all Connecticut commWlUas, big national defense, and cause wide vided as soon as possible to help ; spread distress and fdversity af- people helpc-themselves. would Indeed bo tha moot dark and and small, put themselves on the Lv m J i ■\ fpet the general welfare” the fedr "The losa of life from natural dis-1> I daoperata ara mankind haa a v v êrt. From all the digns we can eral government wa.a ju.stlfied in asters is something we can never / I known. It to Impoasibla even to see, if their service hasn't been providing* the Insurance protec pay for," he said, "but at least we i qiaculata whara wa might be to« curtailed yet. It will be. Divided, tion ttself. or at least until it cquld ca'n try to do something to prevanf be determined w’hether such a veiv the life accumulations of famUiek f day, ir wa had not had it duflng we will be curtailed or abandoned, ture was economically feasible. from being wiped out without ho|ie ' r ; thia paot dacada. If the United Na- one by one. United, we might y:' ■' H ill 8et 'Esttmated Rates’ of . replacement. Such loasea A tt I ttoas had not been in exiatenra to preserve oureelvM a railroad personal disasters that are pitiful In broad tenns, the commission to behold. AT DISCOUNT I rapil aesraatoon, to negotlata er la directed to establish a sched "This (.irtsurancel progi*am can truea, to oompromisa differenoao, ule of ' “estimated rates" fo ^ t h e be a godsend in tha areas of risk lUY EARLY ~ USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN a Big* Eranta flood insurance which, in his judg and We are griing to ma'ke a good ^ to atop hatwoan ambiUona and ment, will pay probable I o s sê s PANDORA-SPUN ORLON CLASSICS—••Pirji in soft- hkt|o o f nattona, thaae paat 10 There are daya wheri the World try in m'aklng it woirk.’’ while remaining In the' realm of Asked whether tl)era had been meu... f irtt in btauty... First in iHêarls of the school- y m r » ailgiit w ^ have bean years seema movtiig too fast for us marketability. ' much clamor for insurance cover ANTI-FREEZE ~ set!” Let’s freedoiri ring for riiotheto: simply spds and « f wiortd. blopdahad. to afford. h siw V home, the luxu The buyer 4viII be required to age since, Congress had passed the ry* of a partisan political cam paV at least 60 per cent of the , art, Meistrell said he had received rinse—these school f.avorites dry true to site and shape i mi*f> to* * i a 'fairly steady volume Of inquiry RECORDS 4 r o e $1.00 without blocking! Choose from on exciting auemhiy of to a h d i& t^ BO other concept, sorbing .the balance, plus admin and even soma hppllcationi, al which a m bOgina to have* tha -What has happened in Poland, istrative expenses which shall not though the administration had not Fall iôra to team! '■ s capacity for deaUng.,with the one .day, and what Is happening in Another Solid Carload of Redding from be charged against the policies. been set up. NEW merchandise a t DISCOUNT 8 to «x — Slipons 83.88— C«rdigaii 88.98 The loan Section of the set pro world'a future. Imagine any future Hungary, the next, seems more “ Almost Immedistoly after Con Sizes 7 to 14 — aiipons $8.08— Cardigan f4.98 vides that the commis.sloner' may gress acted." he ssld,'” we received ' altuatioa In which the chipa are important than any campaign enter Into contracts with prospec a check from a.man residing'In the MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES CO. down, and then, for, a feeling of speech. And our candidates seemed tive flood victims guaranteeing coastsi area of South Carolina ask 148 N. MAIN ST.—AT DEP^j^ SQUARE Advertised FULL C01X)R, in Good Housekeeping eompleta hopeleoeneaa, imagine no to sense this. Yesterday, for the availability of lefederally backed ing US to take it as a binder for . / DAILY 9 to 9— MI 8 -'illl •P»F!iif. Atrylit Wker more than 4 per tMtet| NaUcma, ' instance, both the President and loans, at not $19,000 coverage on his home be- It haa taken mankind all the Mr. Stevanaon w*ent out of their toim of an Ita, poUUcal and moral normal campaign way to IdenUfy growth and aeolutioa to come, at thbroselvaa with the Ude of avento last, to tha cenoept o f an. all am* In Piland. Today,, we Imagine, bracing organisation of coUacUva they will find It diffucult .to ra- STARTING FRIDAY, OCT. 26 saeurlty, to the concept o f wrarld ft'aih froip.piaking aoma conunent outfits law agatnat war. But we now on eventa In Hungary., . *' For well over half a century Watkins Brothers and Stearns & Im v a It, not oharply defined Both have Bome partiaan Intor- Mattress and Foster have enjoyed the most pleasant relations, for Stearns 4 enough irat, not yet safe from, the aat In both newa atories. If there Foster, like Watkins, depends on quality to make lasting indifference, comp\acency, or In- .CM coma, by degrees, a peaceful Box Spring on Leg! dlviduaUstlc amblUona of men and. liberaUon of the aateUite nations, friends. So when they offered us these tremendous values we NOW OMN haUons, not yet imconteeted In lU that stands to the credit of Presi said, "Just what we want for our 82nd Birthday Celebration." dent Elsenhower, who came 'to authority, but wo do have It. And hare they are . . 30-inch bedding'outfits on 6" mahogany ArTJwartf I#d 1 » i C H A R M ■ • nd ' G L A M O U k ^^That la the big, tha hopeful dlf- power on a platform which almost 4 9 9 5 FOR YOUR CONVENIENOE ^ffnce between our time and'iihy seemed to, promise HberaUon by legs . ; the ideal size for daytime daybed use. Perfect in pairs -^toh^:toe to^wond WtoorjtrThto fDF®c,-“ hut. who, once in power, . . and the S & F quality insures good sleeping too! to the ^ thing that to r e ^ y dif adopted.moderation as a-ppUcy. If C o m p le te MONDAY thru FRIDAY ferent ahd new. We are very this liberation by peaceful degrees lufky. Alao.^cîjôw or other, we can come hbout, Stev;enaon loees Murray 'White's gized'-'lW 9:00 A.M. ii 3:00 P.M. of this generaUpn did It. his early camraign ti^nl about Height sleek sheath . Repubhein failure to keep the curving close for the niwoeaiSfsa—i-fWSp’-- ■ 1. smoothest possible fit. T# Keep U* A promise of liberation, and has to Created o t BURUNGTON readjust, as he yesterday,, by MILLS lightweight, lux BOTH - He who watches hisNteighbor welcoming the iv’ent and ad- U ’ urious Rayon'Crepe . •bused may soihe day aufferinûse varicihg a u g g esti^ as to how touched a^ the neckline and cuff •with rich silk Thursday and FRIDAY I blmaelf. TTiat Is a nivv maxhn'ê we can capitalize on it further. // like faille. Ready to go on Mva Jiiat’ Invented to apply 'to Slightly wider ihan the outfits above,' The President,'for hi^ part, also 3 4 the town in Black. Propor- what the aew management ‘ôf feels required to produce 'anUm- these, too, make good divans by da^ . . ’ A Uoned*tor-yoij^.sizea 14 to T EVEHIHfiSi tha New Haven Road la trying to mediate policy statement, t o s ^ w 2Y) ipetitei a'nd 1 (me- dlumj: 12-20 (tall 1. ilo to Connecticut. And' we >are widbr beds by night. Buy a pair, arrange S&F that be Is prompt to exploit the, S 4 Inspired toi -Invent the maxim, be opportutti$ies of the day. I: Mattress and them around « corner with a .corner j y 6 t o ’8v. cause, the niilroad management This could. Slid may. degenanato- table and'iamp, cover, them .with cover haa now turned its favorite ^licy, into a ruah of rival promises and B6;i( Spring on $ 19.98 - Chirtallment of aarvlcei Jri a new proposals, In Wlftch each'.candi- let or slipcover and you have a smart dêctlon; that of a big city whose dato .tries to become the drairiattc daytime divan group. Mattresses have Fine Quality : C am ber of.Commerce was admit- champion of something Poles and innersprihg centers, with famous, exclu tadly Indifferent to this same rail* Hurgarisns are accomplishing. send’têfforto to curtail and aban- And the net result, of thia Ameri sive Insulo (quilted cotton) insulation in' for 110 Years donr'aervicea on other linea. Wa do can political coat-toll riding on place of th'e usuaUsiif^l. Box springs are BOt hlame the Bridgeport'Cham great everito ' abroad could be Memher of both ber o f OoBueerce. We are quite injure those evei-.to tl;emSelves. It fitted with 6" rriahogany legs, ready for , aura that, Ifi pm Bridgeport cur- us#.' ,. ■ , la to our Interest to have these C o m p le te . Fanciful—rButterflies l worked'In Lurex embroidery give, in, FED^RAi RESERVE SYSTEM tallmeat o f aervtce had been the. partial ihovemento toward Inde air of fanciful beauty to this JUDY BOND bow blouse done flrat curtailmeht the new man pendence succeed, and be accepted in light luscious nylon georgette. Brilliant buttons glitter-; agem ent, propoeed. we in Man- by. Huasla. We woiild do'better to Ing on front and sleeves-e!omplete the charm tdf this lovely FEDERAL DEPOSIT ffbfifftor would not havw baceme ex ■ creation that adds a delicsf* air to any costume It makes. Watch and hope and be eircum- Glamourous in white and moonlight paste'ls. Siês 32 to .38. INSURANCE XORFOKATION cited about It. speid-ln what we say than to try' HI .itoBusw sirauarr* P to s w e * i-;. $5.98 ■ Nor ara we angrv* tiecause, In a to convert —these events . Into lettor to the PubUc Utilitiea; Com- American votes'^'either Way. i/ / , • FINE qU A L lT T SPECIAL PURCHASE mioaion, proteating what the rail-1 ■ - *1'*' ■ 3 9 it’s R 4 K'l il#ak,wool ihaaH* load la trying to do to Bridgeport, Hqra are tk# same Stearns & Foster innersprlng •spacidlly cut to s^ry RAYON PANTIES J . ’ WASHABUE COTTON , . that city'a Chamber; of Oommerce curve.,' A golden msdamon doap Include the following para- ReguUtion Twin mattresses and box springs in a full 39'-lnch width. dsngleVffOm the ngrrovr laathsf - - ' - 2 fo r $1.00 ' QUILTEi) DUSTERS Use thdm as Hollywood beds, for box springs ara bait . . . but the b!g lurpr.to F'. *****’'■■ -- ..„.g " THURSDAY, FRIDAY ^ 5, G, T or 8. In white or pestelf;' $4.88 *%iet w make U clear that It WATKINS -fitted with 6" mahogany le^s. Add headboards is ths dramatic tulip fl*r# ot the to aot our intent to force the Mattress and _ whenever you wish, or, if .you buy twin beds later, skirt In back! A erwp taftâ -and SATURDAY Y. ■ Sizes 10 to 18.'P*I*l*y prints. raifbad . to maintain unp'rbfitable paH'icoat i» attachod atMh# • • . * ' 1 WEST legs can be removed and these will fit,,perfectly. waist, to help you keep that '■ A Lisrge Group of DRESSES . A GROUP OF •r tosUy achedulea. For that rea- Box Spring on ■ ONLY ' 1 . 9 5 Mattresses have exclusive pre-built and quilted slim'liM- . • d n j'jw liav*e not intervened In Reduced 25% to 50% COTTON BLOUSES petitions currshtly pending con^ Fussral torviM "Seat Edges" which won't break down, as well as Legs Complete ceraing the abandramenl of cer- . Ormond 4. West, Oirectar the famous S 4 F Insulo cusliioning desci'ibed • M.9et all Bizsi. tbla local aervjito' toaach lines, 143 East Crater SU abbve. All pieces are covered in sturdy woven- ■'.’-'■I ' 7" F o rm e d tip to $3.98:;- ■ OF MANCHESTER wtoch ws kiesr ir e operated at a •' MltcheU 8-7IH ■ ■■ . - striped tickiag. Phone orders filled, - jtoaaolal toes. to the v:- A GROUP OF ' ^ . " CHARCOAL OR-W Î^ ■ - ' w'- ■ / 595 MAOf STREET wa sroaM TOPPERS AND. ' ^BUZERIACKET^ b t r toe easy , - wtto naastftomtoa " Tj.i' .i .iv.v Off-8trest Parjktog IQNC COATS $29.j» J $ 1 2 ^ N 5 'aC Itos - •BNad'a: ewa •U Creoegr Bank For eraatarânehaat^’ 1814 m m ptotare ) For unhurried, shopping, lise > ■osaa w ith white alpaea Hntogs. F o r n - WvUr Itosd. Sizea 10 t o ’14. -/ ■ ‘ . > . 4 : TERMS lancA&dtet- Purnell Parking Lot at pur " •ply up ** M9.98. Regularly up to 110.98. , ■ ■ -f i w ddor. Pay attendaht. We . > 1 ' 935 MAIN iSTREFT Mitchell 3-8171 reneem your parking faa. f ^ * .' '.-rY i:' ^ A' ■ wVY.. ^ \\ . ’-A’. 1 . ., V i ' ' ' ’*)’■ • ’ ■f-m

iv ' .-i . r A O filfiN UANCH^Tfim EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER^ CONN« WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1966 •- UANCREerrER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , ICANCHESTER. Q0NN« WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1966 .PAGE ELEVJSN > • I I I candidate whose idea o f. work Q. of the average voter, to be ex *■ ■ t-i ■V. eeeme to be a world tour between tremely low. Anotker. one of his •' \ . electione. He ftigther-'Cltlme the tactics Is to make likt etaterinents The Open “ Foriim Republicans 4re the ^ party of for group apMak A « example of wealth and big businese, but yoti Wins Prize ,v. this, and I quote Mr-Dodd in full r y ' / — r, eventually provide all the desirable It is a Shocking arid shameful Louisiana for the Louisiana beef WE CONTIMUE t o h a v e COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT SALESPEOPLE TO HELP YOU. try Day School. | is New Haven, Conn, which city Interests. In 19.54, howeyeTr, there traffic and parking facilities! situation whebsthe dirtiest and \ I'rt N^w York ahe is doing the' has nOimnly found It necessary to We do agree in that now is the' worst- methods oKfampaigning, in was an $83,000,000 bill in appro- equivalent of college work, study-' make changes, but is also doing time for action to provide foh the the<1956 elections. ai> to be found priation for school Kinches, this bill ing such diflcult pieces as Cam- armething Mout it. New Haven is change.s that the new highway in the State of Connecticut. Senator Bush voted fpr. pagnoli’s Etudes. Not confining looking to the'fûrc and at. the and new bridges over the Connec It appears-obvious at this stage, One of the worst features of herself to the works of. the great seme tinae bcncflt'ingîtself appear- ticut River will require, this is the that Conêssman Thomas Dodd Is Tom Dodd's campaigning waa his j composers. Penny has written a ' ance-eiW as well as financially. time for a Parking Authority, this devoting his whole campaighxtb Slurring use of words concerning few of her own compositions. ! The political and civic leadership is. the time to widen spproach untruths and dellhe>'aie smearii the aid to Vugoslavia bill in which During the past summer, she* of New Haven is currently doipg streets as well a.s to create new of his opponent, hfr. Dodd has e implicated that* the patriotism studied tinder William Kroll at fabulous redevelopment and re- ones, 'this is the time to grow. We cleverly avoided mentioning what o r^ o rld W’ar ,I combat veteran’. Woodstock, through the gener-. habllltatlon Job, but . the project/ as merchants and property owners he will do if elected—his whole ap Senator Prescott Bush, is less, than osrt, of friends of the New York I 'has turned out to be a fantastic in are willing to do our share; we proach is to dabble in half truths his ownxThls is really audacious rbilharmonlc Orchestra, who vestment ic., on one relatively await affirmative action from our without any commitments on his when onex^conalder^ that Mr. provided fiinde for her lessons and ! small block whereas slum condi political leadership. part. .. Dodd’s contribution td the W'ars„ expenses. -- While listening to Dodd's tele- tions heve brought in '$103,000 in . George H. Marlow cr.me at the cohqlusion. to, sit In The daughter of Mr. and Mis. \ision broadcasts, devoted to Sena Ambroup Ahrfjich Photo taxes ennuelly, services to that dubioua legality stHlw Nurefnburg Peter Ambrose, she displayed an tor Bush's record, I decided to see War Trials. ' Pvnny Ambroto ares have cost the City of New *Fa)se Fac«e* Intereat in the violin before she '0 0 0 Haven over $200,000, whict has To the Elditor: why he ignored mentioning his own _ 1 record. As I discovered. Congress- -Senatdf Bush is a signer of the WSS two yeara old. Encouraged by meant a yearly deficit of over, The way the Di^^crats are put-1 u.. . _ j „ , Code of Fair Campaign Practices, her mother: her interest con $100,000 for-this area. Under re ting on false faces, it’s hard to 1 he has pledged to avoid tactics^- tinued. She also took piano les Water ‘Chicken’ development this location will have say whether they're preparing for nmnu* rrihg to his own achieve- volving "misrepresentation; dis sons at an early age. 4- NHW (already Contracted) two struc- tortion. unfounded accusations, of 5?he haa studied at the JulDis Has New Twist STOCK FATTKRN.. ."DltAMATie STAR’ turea which will be taxable for Uons°"'**Vev ‘HotônTêsm *fo'' 1955 ConnecU- h A v l a dêrenf in i Flood—after posing for pictur,|B8 disloyalty or shallow patriotism. Hsrtt .School of Music. Hartford, approximately . $24,000,000 which have a different face for each is-! Tom Dodd left on a foreign trip It is a pity a man of such high iiifWer Bela Urban, chairman of Valley City, N. D. (/P) — The 'Will mean about $800,000 per year sue, but different faces on the during the worst days of this dis ideals should be subjected to suoh the btring and orchestra depart In taxes with the possibility of less same issue, depending on the loca- an opponerit as Thomas Dodd. reckleaa game of "chicken" has a aster. Any person who suffered in \ ment, where she made remarkable new twist. - aervihe to the same ares but with Uon and direction of the ballot the Winsted area, or Bridgeport re I feel certain the Connecticut progress. the increase of some 2500 workers. breozea in the different areas. gion can report that Senator Bush voters will not support a candidate Members of the newly organized Adlai is for a atronger defense Her ability to concentrate la un- These buildings are located within Was the man who spent' day and who speaks in half truth and dis ti.susl, enabling her to master Sheyenne Boat Club here were in the core of.downtown New Haven. and discontinuing both the draft night in these flood' ridderi com tortions—a candidate against fair and the'"hydrogen bomb teats. He selections in Iqss than normal formed that jioiig.sters In outboard With ‘ta forward look and action munities. As a result, Bush has play,'such as Mr. Dodd. ^ time, and to apjiear entirely at New Haven should be our guide is for lower taxes and greater ex been the leader in every field of I'fiincerely yours,’ motorboats are "playing chicken" penditures, increasing all possible Wt bought ti^ e at a spocial prico $1,000,000 SALE^ esse when ahe plays. In public. . on the river. f r and hot cities where they tidk' but flood relief, Ilood' and hurricane Dorothy Bowen ■■ f . Penny loves her nrualc and do not act. ' ^ beriefits that might entice a' vote j protection for Connecticut, 'V 570 Woodbridge St. ITie water version apparently is his way. The working man's eagerly practices about five hours . In the case of Manchester with j Tom Dodd must consider -the I. \ Manchester, Conn. because manufactbrî^needed cosh e%ch day. This fact is what tpakes patterned after the Jalopy game of all the perimeter retail activity of Colton Flnnnol SHIRTS the difference between a prodigy "chickeri." Pilots of boats ap Ikte a thorough check will indicate and a youngster who is made to proach each other at high speeds that our Main Street atiU has the VALUES to^5.98 far the MENFOLKS' •achieve musical talent by .parents and the one who gives way- is greatest number of stores, the big- \ V V- • who enforce study, her teachers ^chicken." ' ' great variety of merchandise, the NOW 'S THE TIME t o lU Y DURING OUR say. An added kick is given in some greatest number of employes and NYLON Grants scooped'S special purchase.!, . . and otitf .'?ays Mrs. Ambrose. "If the instance.^, boat club members were of the best conveniences to the at Grants do you get theto great features- at child loves miiMc and if the parent Informed.-hy adoption of a form of shopping pubiic. We know that guides him, then, progress will tilting. A bopt passenger stands consumer traffic is heaviest in our Sensational "purchase of first lowest prices! Pre-shrunk cotton flannel, guar come." in the bow painting an oar at a area and as long as these condi quality slips. Gigantic assort anteed washable, expensive details. Hurry now! rival in the other craft and the tions continue merchants will con • Mattresses • Sprinirs • Sleep Sofas RB8 CUED AND lÂPRD kids gamble, with death at close ment rich with lace, embroidery, tinue to locate here. • Hollywood Beds • Sleep Divans, etc. • ■' Owensboro, Ky. orted ticking. Reg. . 99.95. Sale 4 9 . 9 5 By the time Oal|oWay, who’s not Manchester which .run from $60.00 RF:i4Gim:s CONVICTION to $20,000 per acre of land. It la prs-r- •m expert 'swlnjpier got onto the Matching Boxspring for all above mattresses at barge, the boy had disappeared. Fai mlngton, N. i/I, bP)--When sn obvious that it la to.the tax ad same prices as listed. vantage of Muicheetar to pror ex-prisoner'got religious all of, a TwUi Hollywood Bed. SWEEPING ENKf^LUMENt sudden Sheriff .lim ’ Brimhall got mota the area which paya the Mg- " < » . O 0 geat real property tax bill of the Sleep Sohk by SeHa. YOuth Bed. Twin else 99*' innerspring mat Carbondale, HI. i/PN in th> a little su.spicioits. Headboards. Assorted 2,000 community. De hne style with ny- -X-artety In choice of (name brand) mattress tress. Frame and spring crush of enrolling freshmen 'xThe foririer pru/qner showed up Mancheater'a anaWer to ita prob- bm cover, foam rush-/ color and piastir or with boxspring oh legs. headboard in choice of m m at Southern Illinois UnlVeVsity. fbi-ghurch services-flve days after lama la to ha found in the same lows. Reversible Serta wood finish From Headboard and -«ide gray. ‘ green or beige. two brothers from East St. Lohis he wS^relea.sed. Sheriff's deputies . place as In the success story of New mattress. Reg. 299.50. guards. Reg. 99.50. Sale Limited - stock. Reg. wire almost swispt away. A mix^ starte/1 check and round----- four ..... up In room assignments tempor Haven—in political leadership and s*** 249.50 5 .0 0 59.95 49.95. Sale 3 9 .9 5 hqcksaw hjades which thithey siis- responsibility as well as aubstan- arily placed Arnold and Sabino pected were slipped Into hvmn .'êgobiano Ig a broom closet. tial civic support. In Manchester 5.19 M AIN ST. book.s .during the services. ^ ' ■■■■■■■no. t I i S though the request w u made as ------long as 11 years ago no haalc HOWARD'S SLEEP CENTER M l 9-6335 working plan has ever been under STORE HOURS: Mon., Taes., Wed., tet. Until 5:90 P.'M.—Thnrs. and Fri. Until 9 P. 51. taken, though I must admit that DOUBLtS^&H^REEN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25Ht WITH CASH SALES \

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ao _ ♦,>. N O W t h r o u g h ' ^ n o t h i n g DOWNI ÂV o n l y »1 a W EEki O C T O K R 3 1 b,%4 /-V*' ■ ■. I IMM^DIATEHÊLiyERY Right to your homisl O D D LO TS Open Thursday Until a P.i^jM. Other Da.vs, .,-w ’■'CTIOGil WORSTEIl YARNS Also Available: 93• pc. ‘ ■ 9:06 to 6:96 P. M. nosed MondsT* ■\ - Service, for 12, Regularfy ^240.00 n o w ^ lf S ^ ^ Rm . 70c 2 - a i.'^ -A. 1 . PLASTIC STORM —n^NVTtla t— - Skein WINDOWS d u r o i o c ' '.V J low cesf pntmtlon L Mrs: BEATRICE Bring on the told weather! You’ll be fMdjf for it in - . Wonderful y a m for outdoor'sweaters, nittens. • Ihjs 30-incl) jacket of nylon blended sheen affhans and ether itema The eolwB arc Hmited and gabardine. Itfwatf' reneilentandcwase- 4. ■ (T qnantities are,Hmited, too, m hurry on down tomor THOMAS 3 ^ 8 8 ' lesistanl. Smartly buill-ui) shoulders, tailored coat row for yoiurs! >• ,Jle^. 4 ^ ea.,They’re easy I- sleeves and two-way patch pockets, IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH to install, give real winter lining is Skinner’s rayon satin, quilted with •t. CLOKOUT DRITZ SEWING AIDS L YOUR YARN SHOP protection. Complete kit heal-hold|ng Nylo-Therm, with nailing itript k nails. We are taking on the famous Bear B M d of yarus gad most -I '' > ' Mra- Thomas has had loag experietiee la the nsakv >«om for them; hewee this sale of Drita Sewtaig Aida. JUMBO 25x50 Sold ohtMfh'krm _ knitting aad mlHed erafta and is Jiere now Sizts .5 0 ' 5 ^ - *' ■ ' t . • - ■ ' ’ . -r . BATN TOWELS PIRST QUAUTY for 59c a n d S9c yard 38 to 40 A s .9Mrl/marfcars . . . Do-lt-yoarself Ute for battoa oovtMnga . , -i to assist you, together with'Mra LaVela . - MULTIPLE t JEWELEH5 - SilVlRSMjfHS . . ..Bee’s Wax . . . Ta|>e measures . . Press Oh tapes . • I ' Nylaw-bof ran aalvagaa PERCALE SHECTS PRINT 'N SOLID Dome fat aad meet them both 'sesa! Pattern trinunfaig wbeeh and ether wseCnt.anwing Itama^ . h 7a"or«r'xlOB" 958 MAIN ST.. — Ml f-4293 " s i d n i t t » - c t.. , BROADCLOTHS 1 - 1 : . — R ^ la r iy 75c to,62.^6., FRK INSTRUCTIONS ^ t . - THE KNOWN NAME, H A N Q E R 8 1 » MANY OTHER GOATS and JACKETS THE Kn 6w N.Q0AUTY SINCE J 900 Same towe| tells eliewherv HOLDS 10 SKIRTS l4for7.Bt) y a rd - Now at 15c to ,$2.00 KNOW WHERE ,'for as much as t.l9 . W ear* >1' ^ ■- .- ■ i- r X ■ r"'-' . Our .‘Golden Thimble*', Îtra 99 to 90. Rtorttog 9 95 T, 47.50 ■ . •/. •■I- . !• -J • : . like iron to o —.thanjjn to t^Whst a huy! Our own fa. : I • ■ prints »n^ famous'maker’s R a l e e n d b o c t o b e r i i . ■ wr'ARE7 ronfoKcment at Mlvagca. mout 186-count percalef... ) lab-tnted (or wear,'wash-, solid colors’ in sanforieed Wasrf aaa Macklack Bast a(aC-Mata St, ability. Ruth in. Stock up!* quality broadcloths. ' Oekaad BUehiS. IMCHAILS POUCY'ON $•«••»• *ru# "rals" raluet era irifrequsntly tmod m Hw NMitra*< Mkheel* vMy teMwe-te«4w«l " m Im *' en^/jnsfclimiHlw. —at $• Oattaga S t IPs may to J tIG .T V c ~ ' ANB MEMEMBBB: ~Y«a V - ■ ^ Michaa^ rpfatas fa. inflafa a valaa taka at sHmoMitiae pwrcliasas By itia public. A MIcL mIs "tala" it a bana R4a value an4 it yaur euweaM at aftwal tevlae*’ m m p u A hem nUBE,! A ^ . V - ' t f ' _—f - < ' ■ ^ .V' ■ W .T.G R A N T CIO MAIN ST. « GIVE 3TAMP8 • ■ ■ i e ■ • V ' ^ T , *•.- ■;V1 r V V- ) /■ ■ \V' ’ I ' I ^ f ;:P V ' ’1 i' — t. - i" .i.', V V V - J/ 1. ^ * .m. ■- ■ ■

lAlSa TWELVI MANCHESTER EVENING HHRALî, MANCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 195$ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COUSn WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1956 . \ PAGE THtRI . ■ ...... ' '■' 7 .AMlitlon of alums—and aa long aa son and Waddell Schools, and S t Ccjniedy of Errors | I/. there are things to' do and aa jong Bridget’t and the Second Congre^ aa we have to do it unemploymdpt Town D iê d into Six Areas ntiohal Churches, make up the ^ /Not iUways Funny | ia inexctuable.” . Northwest Neighborhood, of which The Socialist party Isn't spend Tjoêrve 1^4S0 Girl Scouts Mrs. Frederick Peck is the chair FOR EXPERT ing a lot of money ’to advertise its man. Mrs. Elmer Swanson and Dickinson, N. D.-(/T)--A, aerlet i Still Grown program. It is on the presidential Mrs. Stanley Lucas are the troop WHEEL ALlGN^MENt—WHEEL BALANCING pf shenanigans perpetrated on the.; ballot in only about iO atatea—the a mamberahip of ovar 1,450^M Church. ISmsnuel Lutheran cons’uItanU for this section, and RADUTOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Don Conlon . family here didn't Reading, Pa;., Oc't. 24 bigtast, Wisconsin—and ,Hoopes Broumlpa, Intermedtmtea And Church, St. Mary'e Episcopal 'Mrs. Charles T. Strom, Waddell ttp take over the buaihesaea.and In- aald •‘I won't spend more than thA COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE MdchineVote Btrlke the Conlona as funny. j peace, proapaHty and progre... Senior Scouts liL approximately 75 Church, the Lincoln and St. Jamea' School, and Mrs. R. H. Blodgett, ^^Sodaliat party prealdentlal ciui- -1*.'!^''^** U>*m democratl- $150 it .emit me in the 1952 cani- troops, and 265 volunteer adult Schools. Neighborhood chairman is the troop organizers. S|EE First, someone telephoned anj dldpta Darlington Hoopea doean't ■’ for the purpoae of providing palgn.” . / workers, the Manchester Girl The North Neighborhood, in undertaker that there had been a ! . li and servicea for the people Mrs. Bernard Fograrty. Troop con Due Tuesday believe'the. United Statea-haa atr Tift party haa purchased *no Scouts has become a very large sultants. who help leaders with cluding the Bowers and Hollister death’,at the Conlon home. The' talned that happy atatin. ratherthan. making profita for the rsdio or.television timg. organization. The need fon bettcr Street Schools, has Mrs. Howard mortician responded, but'" foimd 1 rich Owqera," Hoopea declared. their problems, are Mrs.' John . RodtviU*. Oct. 24 {Special) -—In Hoopea, a 60-year-old, Reading There sre only s fe # tiny, pockets ways to help'auch a large groiip pf Scheibenpflug, Brownies; and Mrs. Baldwin, as chairman. Mrs. Robert everyone well and reaaonably | "In ali'emaea ,it.will be public of Socialist conpoi in Americsn CLARKE MOTOR SALES what waa daecriberi as "one of the: attorney akid today “It la falae to girls and adults maintain a high C. Edson Case, Intermediates. Coe and Mrs. Carlton Woodhouse, happy, although a bit perturbed. | - _ t_.11 aiu.â. * A ^ 1-^______ownership alu^ Democratic man- municipal government. Most noted level Girl Scout program here has troop consultants; and Mra.- W. J: ahortaat Tovnt Meetinga held here Shortly, a plumber appeared, i claim" that America haa prosper- agementô n r^ ir- co- tw are Bridgeport, Conn.,'and Milwau Troop organisers in this neigh- 301 BROAD STREET MI 9-2018 Uy "When poverty continues to we*2re In a tS Id ^ fA r become appsrent. Dobson, troop orgîzer. In yaara,” Verhoh votera' laat night Hn’d been cnlled to the Conlon | kee, W l^ where Socialist mayors With the need for more adult help borhodd.vwhose job it is to see that Troops meeting In the Buckley '’1 -grow'amldat the plenty.” of ^ ^ now serve. troop! have meeting places and unanlindualy approved the "me- home b.v telephone. ^ e rich, he ..Id, 'are getting u with the ever increasinjf girl popu and Green Schools-make up the About the time the Conlona had rirheiv . tma la socialism,” HMpee con- f a d in g Was governed by Social- lation of the town, and the need for Ifadera, and new onek are organ Northeast Neighborhood, of which ehantea" for building _â 1,000- > f s between 1927-31 and 1938-40 In ized when necessary, arc:, Mrs. M. bade the plujpber goodbye, a mov H ^ o ^ a hla party's candlitU- — ------fr'pii more help for these adults. It was Mrs. Nicholas Derewianka is the roem high achOol. munism as day does from that period Hoopes served 'hvo decided over a year ago that it I. Appleby. Center Church and ing van chugged up'. It wasn't for the seebnd time for the high terms as a member of the State chairman. Troop consultants are Oppoaition never materialiKcd t needed, either.' , Critlclxes 'OOP ^ '""'K would be necessary to make differ Lincoln School; Mrs. .John Fitz Mrs. Charles* Ryan and Mrs. Rob ttt the four Itenia of a public no- ! est office In thwU.S. In 1952 he House of Representatives, gerald. Intermediates at St. 'James' Then a telephone repair man polled 21,000 votaa and ."I'll be On the Issue of "peace’^ Hoopek' ent arrangementa for providing ert Johnson and troop organizers, You Can Vote by tice dealing with construction, Hoopes, associated in his law of- that help. The towh was tentatively School: Mrs. Lennart Johnson. showed, also in response to a happy” to get the-same this year. criticised the Republican argu :;e with his eldeat son, Darlington Mrs. Stanley Best ^nd Mrs. P, J. financing and .request for State ment that lack of pctual* rifllltafy divided into six sections, or neigh Emanuel Lutheran Church) and Lucas. aid, and the meeting adjourned phony summons. . Ran with. Thonuav 1 Jr./M id he believes that "within borhoods, and one, the Central Mrs, Anthony Gryk, Brownies at The Co^llon.s got Urol and puL combat signiflea the world Is at about 4& minutes after ii began. Hoopea was the SoclallsKyice the nbsa I** years there will be a Neighborhood, waa set up as an St. Jam es' School.- BEAR WAS THERE in a bona fide call themselvea-r presidential candidate when Nbi/ peace, ‘ politicarrp-alignment in the United Absentee Ballot HoW'ever. approvai of the itema experiment last year. This neigh The following make up the North Visneouver, B.C. (IP) - * A . . . '1 1 voted last''hight hinges oi> the ou^-; to report the monkey .business to man Thomaa headed the party's "This. Is absurd,” the Socialist States.” borhood' functioned so well last 7 police, who are investigating. national ticket in 1944 and 1948. ler declai-ed. "The way to „ He said thdV'sociaily-minded lib neighborhood service team’ in the children’s birthday party broke some of next Tueâj'‘s machine.' year that It was decided to activate South Neighborhood, including the into confusion near here when a If you will be absent Yrom the State on November ref^r^dum on Item 1 of the pub When Thomaa refused (o try for peac^^s worldwide elimination of erals and labotNvill line up on the the' other five neighborhoods this Thirty-four universities in the the presidency for the seventh economilK Sufferin,g. The way to one side against the conservatives Keeney. Highland, Park, Nathan bear looked in the window. A game sixth, or if you «re ill, infirm, physical^ iBcapadtnted lic notice, forced onto the machine fall. ' ■ , Hale and Soj^th Schools, an^ the warden trailed the beauf:for three by a 'Petition from one of the fac United States have courses in time In. 1952 Hoppes got the nod. defeat comlmmism is to raise the who are for the presbm system and Manchester has been divided into and unable to vote in person at the polla, or if ytm Bin A* living standard'of the poor and op against every kind of social reform South Methodist Church:'- Mrs. miles and the party ehded with student attending school outside the State, or if yoR A tions opposing the new school. { motor fleet supervision and main- "The issue that we are stressing six neighborhoods, the smallest Norman Larson, chairman; Mrs. Up Petition on Appropriation tenanre. the moat is the continuance of pressed In Asia, âstern Europe. that We support." group subdivision in. an area, .and both a cake and a bear hide. member of the Aimed Forces. poverty amidst plenty In the Africa and Latin Amejlca." Besides bis lawyer aon,'-l4oopea each of these is served by a. neigh H. J. McKinney and Miss Emily. . The item, succesafull.v petition has'tw p other children—son, Kissman, troop consultants; and ed for by the RockWlle-Vemon United States,” Hoopes said In an He declared that it Wgs "my borhood service tearh, which is SUGHT OVERSIGHT \ p a rty " which demanded bkek in who recently finished four made up of s group of people organizers. Mrs. Paul ,Willhlde, San Diego, Calif. (/P) — A woifi- However, application for the ballots must first be made Taxpayers Assn., is whether or intervlaw. ■the Air Fortre, now is studying Highland Park and Nathan Hale not' to appropriate 11,850,000 for "The U.S. census figures show June the abolition of all nuclbar ^hose immediate concern la for the an, parked her convertible, care to the Town C|erk. We have the application fo m ^ Ton gipeering at ReijMylvania State _.rl Seoul welfare of the people Itv- Schools and Soinh Methodist fully ran Up all. the windows and the Bchool. ' ; that in 1954 the poorest 20 per tests “by all, powers" and also an .limverslty: daughter.' Dellte, tak- or a member of your family are entitled to v o tro j ab* Should the referendum pass,' cent of the people received Ie.ss. end to "the peacetime ' military fhg in their neighborhood. In charge Church, and Mrs, Alexander Man- locked the doors. Then she walked draft." , X ln g " ^ 8t graduate work, in home Is a neighborhood chairman. Each nella, South and Keeney Schools. away, leairirtg the top down. sentee ballot. Don’t put it off. It fakes time to;jmeeas aa eonatnictlon will go ahead. Should | Architect’s view of ligh School, prepared by Jeter and Cook, Hartford. than 5 âr cent of the total In economiâ at Mills College'^lQ Cali it fall, last night's vote will be come. If you atudy that a little it "I'm glad to see that the P^m- fornia. of the six heighborhoods in Man- Mrs. Herbert Huffleld is chair appUcation and WE NEED YOUR VOTE. nullified. means that 34 million persons, in ocrstic party haa joined us.lh this chester 'ls now set up With a chair man of the Southwest Neighbor man and a service team:. ‘ The‘first indication that adop- Ramsdell, who has many times cluding million 'children, have view," Hoopes said. "That Is one ON SCHEDULE hood, which is made up of th e For Further Information" Call MI 9-7749 or MI Uon of the four items would be I warned of double session.^ beedm- Bverage“ famlly Incomes of $1,313 step toward the road to real Detroit (>P)—BiCTfej" ®nd better District Chairmen troops meeting at thq Church of Charge unoppoaed came when a wTlttenjlng » possibility soon, said he was or $25.25 per week, before taxek. peace.” . locomotives posed a ptoplem at the Each neighborhood association the Assumption and the 'Verplanck Tour also very pleased and added, '.'dur School. Mrs. Eugene Freeman and resolution was passed* without op "When you go Just a little fur Hoopea noted thht America has Henry Ford Museum. NIm loco Ic moposed of between 10 and 15 Preebilptfpnt REPUILICAN HEADQUARTERS position. educational system.., is going for- ther and find that 14 million per progressed in the past 40 years motives were all right. But the troops, and the membership in Mrs. Gordon Todd are the troop Here Tlta resolution, handed to Att.v. W'srd,’^ • sons. including 12’s million .chil since he joined the Socialt.at move tenth was too. much. A ra llie d cludes all registered adults in that consultants for this neighborhood, ’ 67 E «» CM ttr St, ManehMt«r, Com. Rarry H. t.ugg. moderator, came Kneoursge Voters H e r e 's Bxciiing News dren. live-m famtiiea with average ment. asserting that Social Secur gave the . museum a huge Alle^ neighborhood. They coijtsct the and Mrs. Leonard BackowskI, the FINE PHARMACY from Mrs. E. Kenton Burke, sec /iileanwhile. backers of the new weekly IncbRju of less than $12 ity. women's sufferage, the 5-day gheny type locomotive, one of the helghborhood chairman When any troop organizer.. 6«4 Center St.— retary of' the Citiaena Committee high school redoubled their efforts you can’t help wondering how they week,,.minimum wage laws, aboil-' largest ever built to add to its qaektipna arises. Troops meeting at the Robert- for Education, a prime backer 'of todsy to get voters to the polls' exiitt."'- ' Uon of child labor, workmen'a coHecUon of lilne railway engines. Locmly, the next division ia the the school. next Wednesday when the refer The Socialist party would wipe compensation and unemployment 'The Allegheny turned out to be district, with two of these here, Her resolution read; "Be it re endum on appropriating Sl.850,000 out what Hoopes called "unearned compensation 'all were original some 16 inches ' higher than the each being made up of three neigh solved■V4VVU thatuiAb whenmaacii thewiv sumbuiii yaof ll.t»**>^ 1 for school j construction will be de- property Income"—rents. Interest, socialist demands which both par huge oak doora of the museum. So borhoods. Chalrfnen of District I fiSO.OOO for a new high school! c>uru- dividends and capital gaina.- ties now suppprt." rather than dismantle the doors, is Mias Gertrude Uddon, and 'Dis shall . have- been approve, the Mrs. E. Kenton Burke, secretary LENORE’S 'The only way you are going to But he -insisted the U.S. has far engineers , removed part of the trict 2, Mrs. J. S, Brown, School Building Committee be em of the Clttiens Committee for Ed stop this unfair distributtim of In to go.'' train’s superstructure and reas The Central Neighbortipod Is GET powered to expend’ such sum to ucation said today thftCCE is plan U1 MAIN ST.— MANCHESTER come and end poverty amidst "Therex plenty of thlnga we sembled ifafteY getting -the loco made up of the troops which meet construct and equip said high ning a rally, tomorrow night at plenty Is for the people collectively need—new schools, more roads. motive inside.' at the Center Congregatida- DOVBtEfXHB^W EAR school." 8 p.m. at. the N ortheast School to • The other three items were lay plans for a campaign. Has BOUGHT OUT OVERSTOCK moved in the form of resolutions No details were revealed on the ! > 1 7 2 ^ J U B G A A also, and psased without opposi OCE's present plans, but Mrs. 1 tion. y ' Burke said the OCE.will have cars ! of One of HARTFORD'S Best Architect Arthur H. Cook, of available to transport persona to ! Jftar and Cook. Hartford design the 'polls in both voting districts. Known W omen's A pparel Stores! ers of the school, gave an Flyers, prepared for handing out ; FAR-AWAY" illuatrsted talk, completely outlin to‘',voters at last night's special' ing the schocll situation and plans town meeting, will be slightly re ’Clothing of stJporb qiialit.v, with original lahcl.a'still on. to date, vised and mailed to all \*bten' In _ ' . Labels you'll recognizq-^now yom-s for HALF PRICK P A NT COWS JCrging townspeople to' go ahead Vernon and Rockville, giving li$«L ■ f, and less. Come earl.v for best choice. with the school without further CCTTa opinion on the achool ques-p-, HAVE delay. Cook told them: "We are tion, Mrs. Burtce said. . S|fC Chairman Talcoti..* Architect Cohk,.. Moderator Lugg, on a roller coaster'going up. The SPECTACULAR SAVINGS... 2«year delay has cost about ■X- S H O ^ H O R N S 8M0.000 and it hasn't stopped DON'T MISS THIS EVENT! yet." . Cook outlined in detail .the steps he and members of the School Building Committee have taken Which, perhiqMi. la J u t another way of Baytag that iWataanB sines plans for the' new school VALUE TO $10.98-W OM EN'S and MISSES' can oftentlmea canidiiflage actual danger. WMMot InnngB- ueirs.first diacussed'two years ago. I m NT VOl pRm A ing the character or motivea of nterelumta an w h eie—« atOl •Ns Crhln by Delay’ zemalne a fact that baying at home la yonr SAFEST bet. Cook asid he informed the SBC F rM that it iTould-be potaible to build tha school at 11.000 *'if we are AltoratioRS In every pUrchaee. there la always the danger that It nfUgM hicky. But 'nothing la gained by A URGB 11X1* OaSmL CARTOCW cause you aome dtaflatisfactlon. Imperfeottou might ahow.^ dalaiya." RaiU rating his request t o o ! up. Ton might want to exchange Mtfor eometblng elae—er for Immcdtats adoption. Gsok said, m w m s / i o f . you might want to forget the whole thing and get .your •ijet’a not run up another money back. AH of theoe dangera are eUmlasted when you SIOO.OOO. Delays will only find us •.WOOLS make a Regal purchase. You can atwaya be sure that ad- losing any rarther coat. cuts • RAYONS Jutmenta. exchauea or refnnda aro' ALWAYS. BIADB. through prica increases." UnW now, sporT cartoons ftafured only fhe, JiuHts, WraHOUT QUIBBLINCb--ahd aro made promptly aad Commenting on the outcome of •ALL SIZES cheertUlly. last night's vote, SBC Chairman tttnpse/s, Hegans, Cousys and ortyr celebrities/ • NEW JUMPERS John J. Talbott -Jr. ^âid he was ‘ "very pleased" with the result, INCLUDED and added:i*'We hope it will be T O M y TROPHy WINNER on. - a just as good at the referendum ^^-Pant Sharkskins, Worsteds, Fancy and Mixed- vote.” He issued a note bf w-am- NOT VOU O W BE FEATURED Patterns. Pants with, or without pleats. Regulars^ Ing -when he . said "opponents to / . C4A7tM3IMS FIRST Shorts and Longs. All sizes. ■ tha school will -be- bu.sy between ( ^ Y O U if4 now and next Tuesday. I urge IN A ’‘SPO R TR A IT/^ AND LAST ) votara to tum out because every ACTfOfUf' SAVE U 0.00 thing depends on the coming risf- Of i^'.Bg Ollegro-rioiid So. 9 $ erendum.," ON FAMOUS-NAME. Supt.' of Schools, Raymond E. Ovx pitifiKsionalspedalfsis n a tio n a l l y advertised FUR-LIKE *nd&,C9&ooning,\ejêrmg$pd ate geared •to ■Hie QJ Knitted FREE ALTERATIONS s4w ticaaoii faahiona"' aold AUTO Asf Hmpo of producing Hie everywhere for 1.19.98 and Only A Few nirii"e. \Vonien>, end niiaaea’ $ T" Chooae $ C 0 . 9 I Huiry! Hurry! • 2-Paiit 100% wool Flannel Suits, tn REPAIRS of sparkytr^, yltezy sporf carj-con^ aixea. We urge you to jiee From Charcoal, Medium and Light Gray. Reg- > theae. aure.' Special .'. You'vb dniy gel two weeks left fo get these ulars, Longs apd Shorts. Siies 34 to 46. NIGHT MECHANIC yikt^rt used ■fo seeing in your • j/ quahty bowls at no cost to you. M'OMKN'S and Ml.SSK.S’ ALL WOOL * NEW.TAILORED ^ ,7 5 TU R N PIK E .\M. WOOL , W'lth B $5 purchase or more you will get- $ f N4MB,TBAMfH. lUUtTK/moti^ AUTO SERVICE M in in g on Y o u r wail; its a HBRB/ absolutoly frBB-a gonuine Fire Kip|g * " lU MIDDLE TRUE. scrapbook, in 4 'fra»ne; '' __ /MtkC/TFJMKT/ Anchor Hocking heol-proof mixing bowl TEU MI fi-dlAO j i o F r f'Hoif'i; BLOUSES Give a print to 'Dda'’for bis w allet/ ^ THIS S.ALE ONLY This wBok you gel ah 8” bowl, PaitiRg’s RO TrouMii r Send one to Cousin. Joe in Oshkosh / _ $ £)icKange low co st prints with 1 $ - $ 2 ' M n«kl wo«k you get a 9" bowl. ^ W hm YoaUw £ \ your team m ates! These richly glazed bowls are ideal for VduM to $ ■tj;. Pumali ParkiB* ; ' 39.95 VduM to $10.98 R*0 . $3.98 mixing, baking, storing leftovers, or A dhuEiMns Olfr ■ M oi r/ \ fims STMi¥rf») \sarvir>g on the table! * Pork riitr* and .do cM.your Main Straat^ shop Perfect for gift-giving tool , - ping . . . and romnnibtr IT'S FREE whm you nNrito a purthoMr i MAIL 0 6 : N O TH : TMa kaawmArr'wia be Ml ■ "•■FIRST NATIONAL STORiES i E84CT atMoaaiMa of tmc ntbro you □ YOUR NAME shiADPRESS eaNO.AMp rrsNOuLo sc cl^ ano m YoungsMts^ School St College Athletes □ PATE OF BIRTH LARCE M POSCIBLa. IT CAN Ba AN i • ^ ACriON FMOTO OR A rosiTRAiT AMO IT □ COLOR Of EYES, HAiR VALUE$ to $19.98 D u r i n g T h # GENUINE HARRIS T W E E O S WILL M RBTURNEP WITH YOUR ORDM . f x * ' * S P O R T R A T T ORIGINA.L ANP uniform AND OTHES IMPOZnO FAtMCS 1 □ )«IGu itgulitb wt«f 1019 MAIN «r;/MANCNE«TKR a pnUt, pea'll muot Ih« Fmaua aitl, iu •aa—1« e««Nii aad paitl-Mfi ia'irrior. White WRiTg" FOR information o n THESE OT^tER ORI^fM AUS / MANCHESTER ar Piah, 8

lO U RTfiEN iUMSnESTB^ gVEf?imQ HE^ALR MANCHESTER. C O ^^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 196« IfANCHESTEB EVENlKU‘JIERALJ>. MANCHESTER. OOMN« WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24.^954

W IN U V -lM t Auxiliary Hears Dodd W ill Spend while they -were doing RuMa’s ■ ...... w tio-iom \ every bidding. Daily iRadio w iU V—»io Expert Describe Adlai Charg es- Ike’s Frid|i}$ in Town ■ienfisis K n o w World Atom Turmoil Stirs A U-S. government report ahowa' FOR m , H O IU Bi# 0 W O O O olB M that East-Weat trade roee by B uiiin Dayliclit TIum Wpop—uid Hospital Needs about one fourth last ysaY. Tht In FUa FURFOSn Cohgt-easnian Thomas J. Dodd Conclave for crease in buying from the Red na Democratic nominee for the U.S. orld Trade Interest tions was considerably greater IlM toUo«ni« vncram MlMdulw««>^.„ ^ ^ Dr. Anthony .J. J.' Rourke, an Senate, will spend a- huay few MIANS ■ n MppUad iqr tti« tadlo rnmnaga- .-H4.*-o»nn«r rtau than that in selling to Uiem. WUS£*«ood Kanina GoOd Muale authority ' on hospital problems, hours In Manchester Friday, night. -Peace Agency change WtOtB—t,owell Thomas He' will be the guest speFiker at By JAMES MAKLOW By SAM DAWSON . ♦government directed export move Exports by Western nations to maau ami >u« subject to WTIC—X SUr kUtra ' apoks to the Women's Auxiliary COonttnued from Pago'One) discussion "is not a political ron- Eisenhower says this country the Junior Chamber of Commerce (AP N«w« Aiudyat) Ntw York, OcL 24 tff>» —Tur ments. those In the Communist sphere OLD GOiPAim without BOUOO. . WDRC—Lowell Thomas itroversy.'’ He said the world must right now has a “superiority" In ■United Nations. N. Y., O pt^4 ^ WPOP—Meet the Artlit of Manchester Memorial Hospital monthly dinner meeting . at. the moil in Poland sets Amortcan But private cotton shippers have topped 82 billion, a gain of 15 per a stPrtding ovation when she was curb "this ghastly killer.’’ , Waahlngton, Oct, 34 (F f-S ev- nuclear .weapons and coujU lose Its The . International Atomic businessmen .to wondering today cent over 1954. Imports from the ...JtV—Houm Party at Its quarterly meeting; Monday Country Club, and then will attend exported neirJy one -million bales LEHIBH WCUU—Record Revue WHA»—Kneore rbeater iiTtrpduced as "th** first lady of •"The only question, it seems to eral basic <|UMUons are involved lead by suspending tesU without Energy Conference yesterday If a new twilight sone of wrocld Reds came to nearly 82V& billion, a WglT>-aood klvcnlna Good Muale afternoon on "Our Hospital's a series of Democratic social adopted unanimously s/$tatute for since jûg. 1 , which Is about three WlOTB-jivenmx Serenade ‘ the f-e« world.’’ me, is whether we can do so with events. in Uis campaign debate between absolutely certainty the ‘ Russians peace may be in the.jnaking. gain of 32 per cent. Stoksra sad OU Baraani MaU aaf “ ^ ^ V e r n e . Needs for the Future." out endangering our national de weren’t bent' on developing thqlr S'world atoms foivi»sce agency times as much as in the. same 1 Kolb* WTIC—Dick Burlel A fter his talk at the Country While they wait to see how. Even so, East-Weat trade re- Sarvimd Pnmpttjr and BMIalsatly.. WTOC—Jôa and Andy Dr. Rourke, speakinfi at the lo- Cai-mlne -G. DiSapio, ’ Tamnifuiy fense," he said. Adlai Stsvenaon and President own weapons further. 'srith headquarters^ Vienna. period a year ago.. Soma expect a Work! j WTOP—Pulton Lewis Hall leader' and I>mocrntic na Club, which Js acheduled to start things turn out in Poland and lA these exports to top five million nialna a relatively minor p ^ of ral hospital, reported that tha He added that "the hard scien F-lienhowsr oyer wheUier thii Eisenhower says continuing the In' a closing statentent to the 82 Hungary— whether these and oth world trade. For the noh-Commu- -.'HAY—Hou*» Party tional cdrnmitteeinan, drew a full et 8:30, he will drop in at the Ital- bales by next August, compared WHyyf—Kneore Theater progress in medicine over the years tific fact seems to be that we can rquntry 'should* take some new^ teats has two important IsenefleiSl nations participating in tlie Con er .Communist lands join Yugo WUOU—Recore Revue measure of Bronx ch?ers along ian-American Club, where the with the -million that moved nlet world East-Weet trade ac WKNB—P.M. Kvenina Good Muale has chi-nged the hospital picture. safely . stop hydrogen explosions step toward stopping H-homb results! ference, U.S. Ambassador James slavia in squirming out. ' A t least $2 >4 WKNB—Âllen Brown \Vith appXau.se when He w en t to IToung Democrats of Manchester Into world' trade in the previous counted.for only 2.5 per cent of the 8. E. WILUS t SON) In. lO—lOR) Radio Lant WTIC—Dick Burlel Patients are nti longer hospital without inspection -because if Rus teats. 1. Reduce the, radioactive fall J. Wadsworth safd "we have done partially, from under the Krem total. Trade among thamsalvea ~ “ "it Kolby tlie dais. DiSapio had backed. Har- and Rockville will be holding their somethihg here' that makes it moro season. ' 3 MAIN ST. — TEL. Ml S -5 1 3 5 WDRC—Amos and Anrtv ised with pneumonia for many sia or anyRDe else shoulp Violate Hobo Hop. . Stevenson has sought to make out of tha weapons- and making It lin’s thumb—Westem businessmen mads up about 80 per cent of the rax Worka ■ . WPOP—Ed. P. Mor«an riman's unsuccessful fight against likely that we and our children Private shippers buy surplus liie - weeks; typhoid, smallpox and diph an agreement and explode a big a campaign Issue of It. Is it.? .easier therefore, to concentrate weigh the chances of a boost in total for the (Communist bloc.>r Stevenson for the presidential Tlien he will attend a house par will' live out our lives in peace." cotton at cut prices to sell over — Y —Betty Kimball lyHAY—Save a Ule theria have been conquered, he bomb we would immediately de Only a handful of government them on military targets and ( ) the near future to the already Trade of American bualneaamcn ' -Record Review nomination. ty at, the home of Democratic Di 2 Follows Month of Debate seas St world price levels, which WCtXl—Good Evenina I .od Muale said. tect It.” people and scientists know enough by developing wca|x»n for defense slo4rly reviving East-West trade. with the twilight XMle—should it -Bporu Review WrafB—Evenin* Serenade Introducing Slcvtsnson. Harri- rector-elect Francis Mahoney at L e t a 8 The unaninriolis vote climaxed a are lower than the support pries •VmO Radio Lane W nc—News ■ Today'll illncs.ses arc frequently "So h cfi Is one place where we 19 Hamlin St.: and another at the about this highly secret field to against attack. develop—would likely be- atrictly man supported' the nbmlnee’.s pro month of concentrated debste and First reaction came on the Chi here. , It Kolby WDRC—Bine Croabv the result of the tension and s. cccl can break but of the deadly- Vise home of William Freeman, at 125 form an intelligent opinion on In short: ■ Stevenson 'argues cago Board of Trade Monday supervised, by the government. It 'ax W o ^ WPOP—Gabriel Healler posal foi- 'ending hydrogen bomb of the arms race --- and the most nearly two years of negotiation Businessmen, however, are look > l:tt- of our present day world. Ment,al Avery 'St. whether the tests should end. The aonieone has to Uke the lead in where grain futures advanced alao would contain aomethlng new '^hert fit aRd quality aonia firit* tests. The Governor said Elsen- important place of all," he said. Handcraftim on beyun after President Eisenhower ing beyond farm surpluses when tv —Betty Kimball WIIAY-—Roiary Time health is a g;rowing problem. Child Dodd is tlic second State politi acientists disagree. The rest of ending the tests and It should be 'smartly on the chance that a morq for moat American businessmen -r- “ ------Review WCCC—Good Ermina Good Muale howci1». in his opposition to the In a reply to Stevenson's propo- the voters can only wonder Who's, suggested the creation of a world they discuss the chance— however tbey vfould be dealing with a Single WKKiB—Evenlnx. Serenade gufdance clinics and the care of cal figure of national prominence the United- States. Eisenhower Independent Poland might become proposal, had "fallen into the .sal yesterday, Eisenhower said right. atoms for peace agency In "Iffy" It may be now—of a pick state trading.body instead of com Radio Laat WTIC—One Man's Family our older population are two in that the Jaycees have invited td Clean Your Fine Furnishings says this country has made all December 1953. ^ eligible for American aid in tha up in East-West trade. WDRC-E. R. Murrow Kremlin propaganda trap." that there could be no absolute Two Related Questions peting freely. . IWby creasing needs. Dr. Rourke re address .them in two month.s. Last kinds of proposals for disarming But while delegates voiced form o f surplus farm products. i WorM ^ WBOP—Say It With Music - ported. \ . Stevenson paused a -moment be assurance of detection of such ex- The argument between .Steven- Americans recognise-that tight And If American firms consulted month, they heard from National but .Russia won't agree on an In hopes for the future, they listened Movement o f American surplus wilAY—Polka Parly In his capacity as hospital con fore he spoke to pose with the pljsions, "except in the case of the Committeeman Meade Alcorn. No longer need your fine furnishings be' scrubbed, soaked or shrunk. ,son and Bleenhower comes down CiXrbs on trade with Red Runia with each other about such trade * ‘troAY—Records spection-safeguard system. Intently for an indication from the es into world markets has increas WCW—Good Evenma Good Muale sultant. Dr. Rourke outlined the bearers of two signs which said: largest weapons," because of the to two related queetlons; and Red China will continue, But problems they first would have to WQpC—Record Review WKKB—Evenina Serenade The MODERN Durocleon process protects your finest fabrics and floor major atomic powers., qf their ed sharply thli year. The Agricul WlStB—P.M. services rendered hospitals con "Lick Ike. don't be a sucker." great land mass of Russia. SP.AGHETTI T('5i'N if the Esqtem European natione get clearance under the dnUtruat WTIC—People Are Funny coverings WHILE it clepns. 1 . Stevenson says continued tests enthusiasm for the final statute. ture Department reports agree WnC-News HT5RC—R. Q. Lewis templating expansion. These in High up in the balrony where an Like Eisenhower, SteVenson ad Boston — Boston may be will do desperate damage to man break fcway from Moscow domi- laws. Contributions of fissionable mate ments signed for the sale of sur -iMiUon, there ix at least an off WPOP—Gang Busters clude a survey of the comntunity other sign proclaimed "Independ vocated aid W P o la n d if that known as the "Bean Town” to out Its so convenient too. The Durocleon craftsman comes to your heme kind from the radioactive fellout. Catholic Mothers WPOIV-Bob and Ray •:U- rial — ■ôn which , the agency de plus commodities come tOt,,a total chance of a twi-llght zone of In WHAY—Polka Parly population and its outlying dis- ent Republicans for Stevenson,” a country sheds foreign Communist siders but the truth of the matter Risenhower says this Is -wrong. He BARE FACTS where you con see the gentle, effective treatment he uses. Furnishings pends — arc entirely voluntary. commercial export value of creased trade. These nations pre- Los Angeles (F)—A hearing aid WCCO-Gpod Evenina Good Muale brass band performed. control. Stevenson said "we should is, according to the Massachu>^ts quotes the National Academy of W ill Hear Priest \ W ^ E «e d *i*R e v te w WKNB—Evenina Serenade trict.s, with (.•on.sidcration. of its dry in just o few hours, ready to use dgaih —CLEAN, BRIGHT AND Soviet Ambassador Georgi billion. (They originally coiit the auiqatiily would remain (Commu supply firm encountered this prob In this raucous atmo.sphere of be prepared to join other nations CJharaber of Corftmere'e—-spaghetti .Sciences ae saying mankind will -Baaebap Haunee WTIC—People Are -Funny futui growth to 'determine the Zarubin said "the success of this govemment M billion under its nistic like Yugoslaria end not oo- lem: Where could a „ pocketleas UNO Radio Lane WDRC—R. Q. Lewis nuniber of hospital beds needed. an old-time political meeting up in offering economic assistance to outsells baked beans bj- three to RE-ENLIVENED. not be damaged at the>present rate $2 Mrs. Arthur J. Pongratz, 21ft Conference strengthens - our' belief price support program.) Wheat tatfly, friendly to the United member of a nudist colony carry WPOP—Gang Busters How to build a hospital that dated for • television, .Stevenson a free government in Poland.’-' one In Boston. , . of teste. Ob and Ray • : m - Durocleon Services ore World-Wide and Nationally advertised. Oak St., leader of the Combined that the agency set up w^l operate and flour lead feed grains, rice, States, but trade wrlth them might hl^ apparatus? The resourceful WHAY—Polka Parly will be the most efficient possible, took oil the gloves. In his talk for the bu.sinessmen Ma-s-sachiisetts fli^ns annually 3. Stevenson says thU country Catholic Mothers Circles, an property and smoothly and live up 'cotton and fats and oils in these aeem :nore desirable than it has solution: Taping it to his arm. •Kaay WTIC—Recollections At 30 "■ith built-in flexibility, and the He .said Eisenhower showed "re today. Stevenson said the Dem manufacture 20 million dollars CALL US TODAY for further information or oh estimate on 0uro> “ wouldn’t lose sny advantage to nounces that the Rev. John C. tp the hopes o f those who crested ■ .Review WDRC—Pick the Winder sentment” that he should be held aeball Matinee WPOP—American Music Hall facilities needed to adequately ocratic New Deal."made America worth of macaroni products some cleaning your furnishings. Absolutely no obligation, Russia by stoppinr the teats and Knott, who Is known throughout it." b ^ b a n a l:U - meet the requirements o f the accountable foT actions of his ad safe for capitalism" and "made of which are exported (o Italy, the ithen resuming them if it found out the State ss the director of. Cana Britain's A ir Alec Randall; WHAY-Polka Party , ministration. capitalism safe for America.” Ob S ^ a y * WTtC—Recollections al 30 community, were also discussed. (Chamber of Commerce adds. TELEPHONE Ml 9-1752 the Russians were continuing conferences, will be guest speaker speaking- also for Australis, WDRC—Pick the Winner • Mrs. Alexander ‘ Afannella When he called Nixon Eisenhow .'He said the Eisenhower admin theirs. Biienhower says this is at the banquet of the Combined Canada, New Zealand and South Baav ' - WPOP—American Music Hall presided - at the business meeting er's "hand-picked heir" who had istration is failing to meet the wrong, too.' Mothers Circles Nov. 7. The affair Africa, said." _ Review been "subjected to a remarkable leball Matlsie WHAY—Nile Watch during which two new volunteers challenge of a new technological Eisenhower refuses to halt the win be held at the Elks Home and "In the spirit o f cooperation . Radio 'mao' w n c —X Minus One services of the auxiliary were out proce.ss of face-lifting and hand age- / . tests until there fa not only agree a roast beef dinner will be served shown here, we unreservedly wel lb and Ray v WDRC—Ruaa Naughton laundering''. The crowd broke In "One reason it cannot do this,’-' WPOP—Modem Sound lined. ment with Russia to do the tame S t 6;3(t. come the establishment of the w ith a thunderous "boo." he said, "is that it does not repre Whan our Iroinad ipacialiitt Mrs. Morgan Porter said a but also foolproof safeguards^by Mrs. Geho Andreini, 80 Weaver agency, and wc shall do ull In our • f e WHAY—Nile Watch ■i*reaa .Agent's Teace sent -r- and cannot command the > I ^^âive4lng Ooed llMie group is being formed to serve as inspection teams. Rd„ general chairinan of the ban power to make it a success:" fH your prido ond |oy h flMMrds _____ JSvenIn* Serenade WTIC—X Minus one Stevenson suggested that Eisen confidence — of all groups in’ oyr Elects Six New Members WDRC—Russ Naughton ward clerk aides to assist at busy Stevenson has never eald in \in- quet committee, announces that W)'POP—Modern Sound nursing stations during the morn hower was offering the country diverse society. mistakable language exactly what Tha conference elected six ad- Todliiw, you can ialox-»fbr ing hours. "a press agent's peace." He ac "For this job, we require a bal tickets may now be obtained from ditional members to the prepara- WPOP—Xmtsllne Conn. WHAY—Nile Welch he had in mind. A t first he seemed Mrs. Henry Michalak, 42 Norwood you know that thoM wnc—Fred Waring These volunteers run errands, cused Dulles of “ blundering vacil anced government and bur gov - to be saying this country should tory commission: WDRC—Russ Naughton lation" in the Middle East, con ernment is badly out of balance St., and Mrs. Edmund Tomezuk, 48 - Argentina, Japan, Elgypt, Peru, padiatrkioB«pprouod shoot wNI ^S43f“ 8P“ ?»jjve,j^ Good Mueie take care of the phone, and, do atop Its teats .without an agreement Norwood St. All returns must be jiado I —Modem Sound general clerical work. Mrs. Alfred tending it resulted in the Suex today.- The American tradition with Russia to do the same. Indonesia a n d Pakistan. The ALL WOOL SUITS givo baby's foot gontio tlv Sports Canal crisis, . must be against government by made by Sunday, Nov. 4. twelve original members are the 3RC—Weather and ^ ti 'WHAY—Nila Walch ‘ Sundquist said a junior auxiliary Later he seemed.to indicate he WTIC—Fred Waring is being formed from a nucleus of He said Israel's was a' cause any single interest whether busi Mrs. Andreini has appointed sponsoring governments of Au support— sounds protoetion. WPOP Lawrence Welx WDRC—Russ Nau^ton thought such agreement would be •t: WPOP—PlghU 21 teenage girls who served as "cynically remembered by the ad ness or labor or agriculture. needed. Liaat night he appeared to Mrs. H.- John Malone to have stralis, Belgium, Brazil, Canada. I W ORSTEDS - - -ISABARD IN ES Y—Dinner Date • . „ charge 'of special gifts; Mrs. An Csechoalovskia, Prance, Portugal, tri”! |Anfds ~ ~ lod Kveolnt Oeed Muale ItiM - volunteers at the hospital during ministration late in October.” ■*In particular, government In say this country should stop its ian Brown WHAY—Nitk Welch the summer, When he ai^ked the crowd: "60 which big business has dispropor tests without wsRing for agree thony Gryk, decorations; Mrs. Paul South Africa. Soviet Union, 'Brit WTIC—Robert McCormack ain and the United States. _ B Cote Glee Club Following the meeting, tea Was we want four more years of John tionate representation cannot be ment on inspection teams. * Tesik, - speaker. Also serving are AND A FEW WOOL FLANNELS WDRO—Guy Lombardo WDRC—Russ Naughton Mrs. Willlsm .Smith, Mrs. Donald The commission will lay the WPOP—Mel AUen WPOP—Fights V served from a table decorated Foster Dulles?” A th'jnderous expected to do what i.s necessary ’The hard scientific fact,” he loby't FInf Shoot $l9S Md $4.9i "no” rolled back to him. to control the march of bigness in Ostberg, Mrs. Howard Conn, Mrs. a g e n t's groundwrork, choose the Most ^ sixes. But aot all ahades. WHAY—Nite Watch with autumn colors and .a center said, "seems to be that we can piece of fruit and vegetables. Mrs. Stevenson -made ijo mention of America." Michael Clementino. Mrs. Herbert board of governors according to OOm t EDW ARDS Mhoaa » TetetriiidD Proersma WTIC—This la Moscow safely atop hydrogen explosions the statute, and appoint an execu WDRC—Russ Naughton Charles E. Jacobson Jr. and MrA Eisenhower's statement yesterday Cbirvey. Mrs. ^bert.Brennan, Mrs. S s a s te s s J B OaPhstTwd WPOP—Fights without inspection because if Rus tive “secretary and staff. The ill REG. $60 and $65 ...... ^ ' NOW |39^f John P. Cheney 4r. were In'charge that ' his ' Democratic opponent's .ARRESTING DEVELOPMENT sia of anyone else should violate Alan Richtirri Mrs. Richard Gal of arrangements Tor the meeting, proposal fw ” isndihg H-bbmb . tests McAlester. Okla,. ^P)-K number lagher. Mrs. Eldward Moriarty, agency is expected to get under WHAY—Nile Watch an agreement and explode 'a big way next summer or fall. -" II REG. $50 and $55 NO^ $29.91 w n c —Blues tor laiz Man assisted b.v Mrs. Charles Hamilton offered 'only the "illusion" of of out-of-state motorists Were a".-- bomb we would Immediately de- Mrs. William Murray, Mrs. Ray IHtl WDRC—Russ Naughton and Mrs. Winifred Moyer. peace and progress toward peace rested here during the anhual state mond Hag^dorn, Mrs. John Rice, 'The statute adopted Tuesday . tect It." i Ouffa put on trousera at M added'mat. GiNERAL WPOP—Fights ful uses in that'Xlehl. prison rodeo. They were c-.hargcd Mrs. Edmund Mikplowsky and Mrs. will be opened for signature Fri U; May Not Detect Small A-Teat day morning. It will enter into WHAY-Nile Watch In the ten years following Asserting that ’'the transcend with "lea vin g' the city without .Would we "Immediate!^" detect John Meleako. (HILDREirS BOBTERY Ii| | ; WTIC—Bhua for .Taai'Maa World War n the children under ing question before ; humanity is visiting the world's largest inside- force when 18 nations, including TV SERVICE .It? Eisenhower says tests of very three of the major atomic powers, WDRC—Rusa Naughton' 18 in the United States reached whether there will be >ny tomor the-walls- rodeo"—and given free I /V rd < M t T I 4-P <-----v V PARKADC A OBO WPOP—Nlta Music large weapons probably fould be Governor Fills Post submit ratifications. II:«»- a record total of 55 2-3 million. row," Stevenson said the H-bomb tickets td the western event. detected but It is impossible to be ill CoJ'ôatura: . ■[‘.I I ' M f I SSB.SIK WHAY—Night Watch ...-'-’EEb. GG.M GABARD INE T E U M l g-«48S w n c —News ’Sui;e except in the case of the very Hartford. Oct. 24 — Andrew WpRi;—News A Weather I- largest weapons. J. .Lyon, managing editor of the WPOP—News U:U— ' Stevenson says In effect: The Bridgeport Post and the ' Bridge WHAY-Nlght Watch A United Stat.es has -an enormous port Telegram, today was named I ZIPPER JACKETS $5.99 w n c —Sports supply of nuclear weapons. What by Gov. Abraham A. Riblcoff to CARS WDRC—Russ Naughton piuj ' Rayon Haed. ALUEP TV SElVICE , WPOP^Modem Sound is to be lost by stopping the tests succeed the. late George G. Waldo MANCMXSTEB U:»- If this country ^gpes right on. with as a member of the State Park- UNDERCQAnO / '■ / WHAY—Night Symphony research and preparations for re ■ ALX. MAKES , » C A Rtmae CMU w n c —Starlight Serenade 824-828 TEL. MI 8-5181 and Forest Commission. n a g r h r ta ^ WDIW—Rubs Naughton. M A IN ST. 5IANCHE8TER suming the teajta if Russia ahonld A t the time of his death on Sept. ' X 'X ^jWPOP—Nlte Music , Jk DRUG s t o r e violate an agreement to stop her 30. Waldo was editor-in-chief of O.iMdnsateed STOREÎOURS •BIT 9eOO$Or-9 a.ai. to 9 p.Bi. teeta? the Ppst-Telegram^.and had long ▼ •^'Workmanship *WHAY—Night Watch Headquarters for rim? tools w n c —Starlight Serenada f 42. MAIN STREET AT ST. JAMES STREET Eisenhower’s repLv: Even if his been jirominent In the public rec Open Monday throogh Saturday WDRC—Rust Naughton country continued its research reational field. TORNPIKE \ after suspending testa — it could” L.v6n. a newspaperman for more AUTO SERVICE Open Thursdays Until 9 P. M. for Over 80 Ytârs! suffer serious damage If then It than 40 years, had . long been. -a ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY t SATURDAY found out the Russians had set off close sssociate of Wafdo.^ His ap IM W. MIDDIJ; TPKE. another test sxplosion of their own. pointment will run-"unUl’ Sept. 1. TEL. MI •-41M He said it requires a year or 1057 when Waldo’s> term •would 'Wa£^\eeKClêHC^ DRUG STORE more to organize and carry out have. expired. '"V "'.1*1 ‘i such tests as those made at If.S. . _____ SPECIAL proving grodnda In^ the PsciHc Honey, which is ' mentioned in Ocean. He also has ‘said that re- both: the Old s’nd New Testa- search without testa is'a waste of.jn'ents. Is the only natural sugar 100 1 Only— 2 PC. LAWSON STYLE LI\’1NG ROOM SUITE time and money. food which needs no refining. covered in fine Rrade tape-stry. Sofa and matchinu.jchair. I ASPIRIN Orig. 251.90. . a , 2 2 4 .7 6 TABLETS 1 Only—5 PC. MODERN LIVING ROOM SUITE: sofa, lounge chair, Covered in nylon-foam rubber uphol- ^ " W f % A C MANCHESTER stery, cocktail table, 2 lamp tables. Opig. 528.75. 4 3 . # ^ e 4 d % 0 h u / y iM S Brain 5 QEIITOL 9*WoyR«li«f| (Lim it 1) Fighisiafaaioa.,. . 4 Oniy—vSOLlI) MAHOGANY OCCASIONAL Q Q C X O O EGG FARM Black Suede T9RIC * cofurrica nasal TABLES, leather tops. Orig. 57.95 to 69.9.5. 4 0 O O T o O O e O O . Far Tkif MMf membranes 10 btip Wishes To:^nnouii wtmmmm ISO construction, slight damage'. Orig. 27.95. ‘ I '^ o O O ■u tUOSKtS; " • ^ High Trade Allowances CHOOSI mSPUN vSARAN PlASnC - FilER Yeu'^ bo amazed and deRghted, 2 Only-GOLD CONTEMPORARY LAMPS. ■MViMOUAUTY j m r U N , too, ot oTi ttie beoutifvl new wood,. IW Oowo ea fanba $10.95 Orig. 29.95. fOR fumbhings thot appear in your home W offer Shepmith h * s m i 21.88 'I WOOD STORM WINDOWS or DOORS •urn and she«k resisienl—Wide telectien ef beauNfvl BUACK and eraiNiTY 195d>pet^rns and celert. Trimmed with heavy arrives $10 down ot Wordt-deliyen It to your h ^ l BROW N C A L F TOWARD ■ .'T- . weight artificial leether—Double tNtched reinforced Bobbyl Custom C(li}/ered For Immediate Deliyery teomt...... 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MANCHESTER feVENING HilRALt). MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 Section TUjo WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1968 V e DNESDAY, 1989 a.m. KST and arrive a t Love Field Hagerty made it clear thatîsen-. . . ■ f ' A tidbeer ^ dent; Csrol Ufsin,- secretsry; Nan Schedules in Dallas, T ta., a t 12:30 p.m. C8T. hower will be making addiflonal cy Hudsk, treasurer; Sally Clough, far an address at the airport. campaign speeohes after he cbn- refreshhient chairman; and Susan Racousa of ffc* iHcrBflMo^ln Hm prka of roNs. cludes the itinerary announced to Loctii^tocks Hien he will fly bn to Okla Leon, reporter. ' oiHi oHiot istms, w t art fortta to makt g Sc in- Directors Postponf^Dîsion Sp eech es homa City for a talk at Will Rog day. Ghiirch Votes . As; their first project the girls ers Field there at about 2:23 p.m. There have been reports the \()uotaUo«B will make a skirt. . Meetings are rtast. <»T. President Will conclude his cam Coburn A Middlel held each Tuesday after achool at [-Term Course Lease Pês Nti w Equaj^^ Trips After that addreea,' the Presi paign on election eve, Nov. S, with X Bank Slocka New Budget Mrs. Urain’s h'ome. a major address in Boston. Bid dent, nil! return to^Washlngton. First NaUondi Bank •The Four Stitchers 4-H Qub will Thursday 8&enho«'er w ill The President’s talks next week Andover, Oct. 24 (Bpecia'l).— inake jumpers and blouses aa its After more than threo houra’^be served b.v having a public hear- (OMUaned iPim* One) of Mancheatbr , ...... 2F diBcuaalen at a public hearing last j ing in a large auditorium and pub- make a mmiw nationvi’ide ad in Florida. Virginia and Texas will Hartford Natlohalx Adoptionj»f a total budget of 811,- first project this year. Rm sians Infqri Ington at 8:M a.m. and fly to dreaa .opÎevision and radio mark his first cam pal^ tour into Members of the group include night, the Board of Directcira j t‘®*ring. It widely, the South this year. In 1952 he Bank and Trust 31 sl85 last night a t a meatlrtg of HOT (NBOr frdin Convention Hall in Paula Vanty, Elizabeth Prentice, lUunl, Fia., apeaking ^ litterna- Conn. Bank and ^ Congregational Church will poetponed decision tin a new lease : „ ^fram Page Om ) | throw out Soviet influtnca _ tional Airport there a t noon, BOT. delphla at 9:30 p.m. EST. carried those Dixie states, plus Trust Co...... 34 Wendy Calkins and Astrid 8ko9g. xvith the Manchester Country ; e will travel to Philadelphia by Tennessee. calt\^for pledges amounting to Meetings are usually, held each Club. ^ : aolve something, which has proved puniah thoaa who imposed StaMB** Re then-will fly on to Jackaop" Manchester Tnist : 6 2 .Cyrankiewicky said membera o f ' will on tha Polish people, yllla, Fla., arriving there a t,^ ? ^ train from Washington, leaving The President's major address 38,9«Kfrom church membera and Tuesday, after achool at the .home The Board voted not to terml- ^com plicated.;!^ aald the club the capital at 6:30 p.m. and arriv in Philadelphia Nov. 1 will be his Fire UiBiinuiee of leader Mrs, David Mitchell. This D O G S X the Polish Coiwuniat Politburo' Foildwing Khrushchev’s jW6- p.m. BST, for' a talk a^^fmeioip f,riends.''\ 5 nate the present lease, whjch i AejLna Ffr» ...... will meet with \ membera of the i phone call, Soviet troops that luul Airfield. -al in^\fit Philadelphla’a station at third in Pennsylvania, his adopted week's meeting, however, will he runa until September 1957, andi„ f*** I tUth and Chestnut Streets at 9 home state, .since the start of the HarUbr^ Fire ...... 142 131 V Howard Sprenkle, chairman of Soviet CommuniK Presidium next I massed in central Poland were re* The next atop Byrd Field National Fire ...... 90 10( held tomorrow afternoon due to to' charge the club a rent of 37,500! h L " e J .u b l l c 7 « l .^ X t P > . - campaign. He opened his bid for. a the^ Board of Trustaea, informed conflicting engagements. week “with the atm of cohsolidat- j ported moving back to barrackg. ' a t Richmond, Va;, for an airport second term at Gettysburg on Phoenix ...... 68 71 for thd next year. ing the principle or cooperation on ’ The Polish Parliament continued addreaa aboptr^ ;40 p.m. BlBT. Efs^nhower will travel back to ihos^ present Uist this represented Tbs Garden Club will meet this The Directors failed to pass on Director Pascal-Poe, bne of Ula, Sept. 12, and spoke in Pittsburgh Life and IndeosiUly Ins. Cos. evening at 8 o’clock in tha all-pur negotiator!, said he had thought " the basis of equality,, solidarity j deliberations on meaaurea called' A ftartm Richmond talk, Eiaen- Washington that evening but there on Oct. 9. X Aetna U f e ...... 173 183 an increase of 5 to 6 per cent over ah Involved 19-year lease proposal and mutual raspect\df rights.” ! for by Gomulka to better the how er^ll fly back to Waahing- has beert ,no decision yet as to last yearia giving. pose .room .'bf the elementary D fC rS DRIVE-IN ^ after the proposal came under the proposal worked out was a In discussing next week's Aetna Casualty .....118 120 s'tisfaclory compromise which Say Nikita AMlogtzed | Polish, standard of living, i t also tonr ‘ whether he, will return by train or achool. heavy fire from some 20 resi This meeting- apparently was was believed considering a' shake- itinerary, Hagerty said the origin Conn. General ...... 240 2W The relnaining, 32,300 will be fsycee-ette* Elect 462 CENTER STREET had a number of benefits to both ' Wedneaday—The Preaident will plane. , X al plan had been to make a 2-day Hartford Steam' Boiler 80 88 provided by {Hate offerings and in- dents at the public hearing. arranged by telephone w ith |u p of the government apparatus leave Washington by plane at 8:30 in reaponie to questions, Mrg John Howse, Coventry, was Critirtam hinged on the length town and club. Khrushchev ye*terdaV. Khrnsh- trip oirt of the visits to Klorlda Travelers ...... 73 78 trest on investroehta bequeathed elected president of the Nathan He said some of the opinion ex- to, match last weekend's reorgan- and Virginia. Those plans were ^ Publie inuiUea^ to the church for general funds. of the' lehse, the lease price, and chev paid a surprise visit to War Izatton of the niling Communist Hale Jaycee-ettea Monday night. what aome critics felt wag the pressed had clarified points and saw Friday at the hewht of the party. \ , revised, the press secretary added, Conn. Light Power 19 21 Church officials eatfmktsd offer Serving with her will be Mrs. much of it confused him. because of the situation lii - the Conn. Power ...... 42 44 ings from church school kt^ 1600 to^-n'a failure to investigate anti-Moacow manifestations in the Warsaw R^dto said a group'- of GENU INE A IR FORCE Stewart Hoaington, Andover, vice thoroughly the possIbllUv of oper He charged that some, figures Polish party ahakeup. Now he ia Catholic memfiers of Parllanunt Soviet satellite nations. Hartford Elec L t,. 56-, aecreUry: and Mrs. Robert Threateea lBjnn«'tlon ' \ during the hearing, and noted that 4rchifecCs Conception of Professional Building angry words, for the Sovlit attack pKilka and promised to mobilize So. New England About 31.300 la - rtaliaed from Gleason, Coventry,, treasurer. With AM AZING NEW TM-A PAINT thei’e were about 20 persons who Tel...... 39'i 41>* ■uch'funds as the Charles Norton , REMOVER Mrs. Helen Fitzpatrlrk, \^'o- Ground breaking ceremoni^.,will take place at 4:30 p.m. lo bury architect. April 1957. Is the completion target. Estimated on the Polish press and 'olish CMthoUca “to Implement the Holl Suing State Mrs. Emerson Kelm and Mrs. sald she represented a group whlcli •had spoken In s.population of about evidence of Soviet' inllita great and difficult Uiska now fac Blaaufaeturtng Companies and Mary Hyde funds. This does, Fred Johnston, both of Coventry* JtOW ^^^ |r . . • UT IT 40;000. coat of the completed building U 3155,000. It la a T-shaped Arrow, Hart. Heg. . hot include amounts bequeathed ahe did not Identify, asserted an •atruclure 74 by 32 by 90 feet. It will be non-combustlbler'and air aUre on the Poles. ing the-Whole nation.”' sOn Condemnation Were named first and second dirtc- I injunction against. carrylnif mit Director Gilbert Barnes, another 'Yielding to the Poles, -dthrush Asso. Spring ...... forxgpecial purposes, such as the negotiatdr, blamed the Board for ronditioned. Floodlighted parking ia planned for 30 automobilea. Bristol Brass ...... tora, reapecUvel}'. the lease would be sought If the st. will house six office suites to be occiipted^by LaBonne-Silver- chev. backed down completely from cemetery fund. The next nieeting of the organi J^f**** IT O t¥ WITH having taken up the .riiatter so The ?;pnlng Board of Appeals granted permlaaion for the office Realtor Edward J. Holl has Collins ...... Included in the budget were Sev Director’s .approved the 19-year steln Associates, Inc., Dr. H. John Malorfe, Dr. Don A. Guinan, building, in a Residence C Zone Tuesday. Mayor Harold A. Turk- his demands for Moscow-i zation will be Nov. 26 at the lease proposal. * . latf in the. first year of the club's Atty. John FitzGerald, Dr. Robert Walsh andX^r. L, Norman men to dominate the Polish WATES Present ! started a Superior Court Suit over Dunham Bush eral increases and one hew item. lease. said postponement would ington and General Afanager Richard Martin will participate in one of the, condemnation proceed £m-Hart ....■...... home of Mrs. Gleasdn. Ns mere tedieui .Kreping or unding, no m- The propoaal wae worked out Dutton. The structure, was designed by George C.''Klhbe, Sims fhe ground breaking ceremony. and-Poliah-Soviet relations Inernaaes Uated pinuni tmtll er mtit wh«n you nmovo peint In broad outjihe Monday night by work to the advantage of both to Improve, authoritative Cast of 60 in ings brought by the State High Fgfnlr Bearing An increate Of 3190 was request irom chain. 6oor» and woodwork with TM-4. club and town. way Department, in connection liimders-Frary Clk. Msaelieater Evening HdrsM An negotiating committees frpm the free use of the cdurae.. Civic or- manta said. with its widening of W. Middle N.B. Machine. Co. .. ed by the Board''of Benevolences: dover coiiTspottdent, Mrs. Paul TMA diiuUtt pointt. iktiloei. varnitkoi and club and from the Board of Dl- Five Vote for Motion The InformXhta aald the aurrepd- ’56 Variety Show 3200 for increase ih. miniater'a ex PfnnsHehL telephone Pilgrim (taini right down to tho hart lurtaca. Kind le reetbra. Five Directors voted for. the ganir.aUons use the'chibhotise rent Crashes Injure er came In a telephone call from Tpke. and the Hockanum River N. Eiutern Steel .. handi. Gaorgntaad ‘hail et monay back. Gat free. Varney added. Kansas Farins Impress Youth bridge. North and Judd ... pense account; 3200 for a 4-month 2-6856. • The motion to allow the present motion not to terminate the pres Khrushchev to Wladysla'w Gomul A caat of 60 membera of the rental for minister's quarters while 'TK4.4 TODAY. ent lease, in effect a motion to Differs with Tonn Counsel ka, new boas of the Polish Commu Involved in the suit is 130 feet Russell Mfg...... lease to -continue' for Its remaining Another difference in legal In Five from Area WATES from this and other towna .of land located west of the bridge Stanley Works .... parsonage alterations ai« made; DEER CONSCIENCE Uts N N 4 0t>-' Wood, Clast', Plaiftr and Matal Swrfoeos .year waa made by Director Phillip postpone working out a new lease. But New Engtdn^ Held Better nist party, yesterday afternoon. It will participate In ‘Tone of Fun. $50. church achool; and a neVltem Directors Mahone>; Miller and terpretation,. was spparent froiVi waa made in the midst bf waves of south ’of W. Middle Tpke. It Terry Steam ...... Cheyenne, Wyo. (P»—The Wyom Harrison hnd'aeconded by Director remai^ka m a « by Atty. Leon Po- Stafford Springs, Oct. 24 (Spe 1956,” which will have lU initial comîses iiit frontage for 24 Torringtpn ...... of 350 for Cradle Roll expenses.' ing Game and Fish Dept, received Vernon Hauschlld, both of whom Mrs. Natalie McIntosh abstained. bitter anti-Soviet deiflcmstrationk showings Friday and Saturday at The Church Family Canvass will Director Harry Firato was absent. drove. He questioned Town Coun- By U'HITNEV JACOBS ■‘ cattle f r ^ > Visits to the Kansas cial)—Five persona were, injured Inside Poland. \ acres owned by Holl. U.S. Env'lp com .. 340 in cash from fan anonymoua said a Week ago that ihey favored came ■*! Gharle* N. Crockett's view, the Verplanck School. Curtain time The realtor appealed the con U.S. Env'lp. pfd; ... be made Nov. 11. , - donor. temporary lease because :there The heaviest criticism' "The farms are bigger in Kansas I City, and Chicago stockyards on ir two separate accidents yester -Thousands of Poles had been' is 8:16 p.m., and all brand new acta COMPLETE SELECTION demnation action after he and the Veeder-Root Caivvassera are now being re An accompanying letter, post- would'on 'm tlt Mrs. FltzpArlck and Dr. A, I Crockett. Martin explained, feels' but I lake Nev England better, the' tria he "dldh:, see too much day, according to State' Police at demonstrating in three major will be presented. cruited by a committee including im . L ' B. Moran, bolhôf whom have that the apecial enabling act is en- said Salvatpre Vpndrlllr Jr., 16, poullryV' ; ^ cities against Russia's attempt to Highway Department were, unable The above qtiotationa are not to marited.Denver, read: up a i-atUfactory permanent one. ii______^ ,__ ,__' .i-.i,.tirely permissive _ andj j does__ ___ not, Stafford Springs barracks. \ Hervey Ward of Hartford, who to agree on a price. Atty. John D. be construeg as actual marketa. Walter Verger, J. Tanaley Hoh- "This is to pay for deer licenaea '***D*lrect^***«-nh I strongly opposed to leasing of 67 Alton S4-. He returned Satur Son oi the prbprietpV of a serv hold off the Independence promlaed directed the highly auccessful first mann J r , Richard Adami, Roy fMvJrori M tin ,! ,. ‘^“"We to the Club. limit the powers of the town un day from a trip to Kani)as City ice'station on .Spnice St.. Vendrllio In a 2-car collision on South Stw DIAMOND'S LaBelle, who is representing Holl, that I didn't think I needed under der the charter. The charter, Coventry, yesterday, morning, three b.Y Gomulka. They tqre down and artety ahow, “Tons of Fun,’! haa said the department's kctiom de THE MOON SHINES BRIGHT Darwin,. William Pratt and Law-, the circumstances at the time. But HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT Oh ih i ^ ‘-ontended that the voters n;her.e he attended the 5-day Fu found the Midwesterners^'wery trampled Soviet flags lutd demand iscovered rare and unusual' talsnt Meridian, Misa. iP)—Meridian rence Chamberlain. . my conscience has bothered me." Oockett holds, ‘empowers the ture Farmer* of America conven friendly. The mayor of Kaimfta Coventry men- were treated at ed the removal to Siberia of Mar prives Holl of access to the'rest of 31,2»0.000 Globe Hollow purchase to\%’n to lease land. tion. I City gave the key to the city to M’indham Community Memorial among ths performers in the prss- his property. flrenian battling a home blaze had Senior Pilgrim Fellowship mem shal KqpataiUin Rokoaaovsky, the sitt revue, and believea that It WIU the help of the owner until, dlg- bers 'raised over 350 In their ‘’•PP^ poai-S-ith the idea that the land which Podrove says his iecollectlon'of Young Vendrllio, who raises ^b e president of the future'farmers HoMltal and released. Injured Moscow-appointed commander of ARMT .« NAVT waRnotuBect merelv an watershed the act is that it permits the town poultry at home and who took the JTOup to s^-mbolize the area'a hos- ■vyeroxSlephen Krasinski, -.SO, 48 be\ enthualaaUcally received. Mrs. The Maya civilisation was begun 'ging in the ruins, they discovered "Workday for Christ” program the Polish military forces. ft r MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Miller, a m em ^r of the Country I would he n«ed for “public*' park to operate the course as s public trip 4Vest to learn more about Pltality, the youth said. Hickory Dr.. South Coventry; Er Barbara 'rhompeOn.'^realdent, wUl in Mexico and Central. America in a moonshine whisky still. Saturday. . i Club, haa been criticized by aome ^ and'recreation purpoaea. The sourcea said Soviet troop be miatroae of ceremonies.' Mrs, Half of the amount was pledged ' recreation facility on the. water farming, is now in hit third year One of the high spots of the nest Jey Starkel. 18, and hi* father, 500 B.C. The'householder left quickly. shed land. trip was a visit to the Saddle and coheehtratiena in Poland were Lauiwtta Gagne ia buainesa man* to “Our Christian World Mission” ' W a T m ^ ^ ^ b r a o ^ r ^ ^ ^ Dr. Moran quoted extensively in the Vocational agriculture Ernest J. Starijel, 55, both of Up oriered diSMrsed after Khruah- ageri and half to the aid of aq Indian-' ôm formal document -Boart The act r«fers only to authority course S t Glastonbury' High School. Sirloin Restaurant . on the out ton Dr, South Coventry. ^ hers fof favoring the club. to buy waterJand. since there was chev'a telephone call and thkt a •Tbna of Fun, 1966,” wherever American student receiving schol- I Director Mahoney jumped to resolutions,. Special Act 68 of the Sees Large-Scale Farm* skirts of Kansas City, a famous Krasinski sufferiNl severe com Rusriaiy'lfiaval squadron off Po October Hi Fi JambSree November 1955 Special Session of nb question of the town's authority While in Kahaas City he saw lêf marketing- center. tusiPna of the left Vi|eci. while It ia lihown, will be dedicated to arahip aupporrt from the Congrega-! Miller’s defense last night, saying land'Baltic-coast had been with Mr*. Joan H.- Buckholz, who eras tional Church. the General Assembly— called from (he In Januayy 1956, and a past secre tee, has called an important meet TAPE RECORDERS Defrafla I.«ase Propoaal •corn'-.-bins, and a lot of "flat coun said. »■ iin. ; - . tary. Her, sudden death in Septam- No needle Is permanent. A Diamond Keedia He said all discussion of land | the metier Is not otie which can be try;” State Police aaid the Xraalnski ing for Friday evening at 8 o'clock rooMa rloaest to pro%1dlng long time protec Miller : defended the lease pro for park and recreation purposes ' brought to a vole In an election, On the way home he was able H^xtold Gomulka that'with ber was toe first to occur in the at the Town Hall. poaal worked out at the Monday He found It in striking contrast to ace the Museum of Science and' and Starkel car* c o lli^ on a wide some slight reservations he ac membership. tion for yodr records. List 3199.9S. SALE PRICE roferred to "public park and rec-| .She charged the Countrv aub to the green hill.* of Connecticut, turn on South St. B&th Krasinski Members'have been asked to aee $159.95 seaaion. He said It is designed to reation land. had many opportunities to buy the Industry in Chicago and other cepted t^.spew Polish Socialist Funds (terived from tlê sheers what voters m ight, need traha- move the club off valuable park now turning gray with the arrival and young Starlrti were charged policy that'" Gomulka announced This ls,,'tbe tape machine we have been waltf Dr. Moran asserted -that a lease couTse, when Chenev Bros, owned of fall. sights in the city. are ueed for the yearly awards for portation. baby-sitting services or ^land and onto wateiihed. to a private organization la not u . IK.* ,u* J While in Kansas City, he and with failure >o grant one-half of last week end. weight reduction presented in Feb^ WESTMINSTER 5000 SERIES Ing for—the '57 Model; includes mike, remote Miller asserted that tjie primary It. the highway; absentee ballots In order to Insure "public" recrektion use. Onvens Denlea (8iarge youths from New Mexico Blast Reseated'to Poland ruary at the annual banquet. ’The ^YouVt ihviM lo jotn tlM gom* 1 control unit, one free reel of tape, orthophonie rea.soft.,to buy^the parcel waa for In th^^^her accident a 4-year- Khrushchev apologtzed for an their participation in the national reproduction. Its educational value alone ^ Clialleage* laterpreUtion Ra.V Owens, Club president, de 'J exchanged InvltaUons. So VendriU WATES is neither a national nor election Nov; 8. Reg.3S.98 $ 2 , 6 9 water and watershed. The town He was challenged In his inter ^ *•’ hopes to exchange visits with old ’TpHand glri and her aunt were attack In Pravdi) the' - Soviet profit organlsafion. lt has assisted Scort »ilh Iffifie vpluts makes this a good Investment, would not haye spent the 3650,000 nied that. He said the only firm They will also check localities of High Fidelity Long Play Claaslce—All Fac pretation of the enabling act by offer w4i the one made under ***^^ *^. “*^' the Southwestern boys next sum- treated at the out-patient room of Communist orfian,. on articles in groups in getting started through those who may be made votera In tory New—with, of coarse, our own nneonfli- attributed to 'park purposes if It Clifford Varney, a Country Club yendrinn hop€ii to go into the mer After echool ends. He will M**h**-'ter Memorial Hospital the Polish preia calling for m3ro out New England, and la avallabls ofôur golo SHURFINE had not had to bity. all the land to i member. which the town and the Club could dairying and the poultry buslne.ia study western farming meUr from Injuries rtceived In a freak the apecial aession Nov. 5 from 3 tional gusrtmtee! .A fine opportunity to build" buy together If the town did not freedom. The Pravda attack was at all times to conununity groups to 5 p.m, for those whose rights a libmry of wonderful records at a sensation EXTRA!! N«w Elvis PrMlay Album get what It wanted Varney said Sectfon 3 of that after he finishes school. And al- i while they take a look’ at New aopldent described by SUte Police highly resented in Poland. ■ of individuals Interested in a aimi- Conntd Foods lOUCHOOW SALE. Miller said further that there buy the whole parcel.. though he learned much about beOf ■ England ^rop raising, aa follows: " , have matured alnce Oct. 1,3.' al price! Hnndreda to choose fronv—but come special act gives the Board author- And Mrs. Fitzpatrick raised the Within the next day or ab, lar health project. WATES stands F i your shopping eorl wilh bharch Music Notes early! on 33Vs Long Ploy.— Wowl! haa been no evidence that'any club- °i^**''*’‘** acquire and , question of whether it is morally A car. drlvert by Phyllis Blow. Khrushchev ' waa quoted aa say for "Women’s Aasoeiatlpn To En Mrs, Stuajt Fermison has been member haa been trying to' take hold land for public park and rec- right to lease the land to an or- 38. Goose Lane, Tolland, ran put ing, Pravda. will print a virtual joy Slimming.” \ named organist of first Congrega advantage of the tqwn,. reation purpQMz. Ifanization which aeUz liquor. - investigate more thoroughly the Cambridge St.; ymond Nova- of gas 4s it approached the top of retraction In the fohn of re < Advance sals \ of reserved and . Iht fuN Knt-up.M tional Church. He pelted oiit that under the contended thatrin leaaindfi TMrector-elect Theodore Cum- prospect of a municipal course, koiraki,” 'lîd « « r Locks; Mra,-i Cross Rd., Tolland..The-esjr rblled printing excerpts from Polish ether Ueketa w o t^ 4eem t6 Insure Her appointment was luinounced JiropaaaLjha club would pay 3139,- theNimd to the club and In'movfnjrl hiiniTF commented that 19 years la came from several residents. Sadie' Mitchell, chell. 137 Pine St,; Rus backward despite atteiupts to Stop newspaper articles that denounced a good audlenpO both eveninga. SHURFINE Conntd Foods ort by Mrs. John Shepherd, ehsirmsn 000 in tne 19-year perUxt, sn the cln o o ^ park lanH to WAter a lonj time. He aaid there is atill Among them were WelU.Pitkin. sell Campbell, 30 Drive G; Mary It. left the road and overturned. the Pravda attack aa "clumsy in However, tbej^ wp-b# available a t amount which exceeds the inter- Two paasengrirs. B.everly Blow, OOOD-ry* SO t h r if t y . of the Music Committee. % e land, the^'^Mrd of Dlrectora waa a desire for a municipal course, 20 Proctor Rd.; James Segal, 64 Jane Tedfor'd, 25 Putnam St.; terference.” '• toe auditorium Mforb each per iso 2 , Mt the town will pay on the money *, daughter of Mrs. Phyllis Blow, At the Moscow talks, the Poles M iisie Shop Stcphhna St.; Arthur Stevens. 532 Mrs. Katherine RemklewlCz, 18 The post w-aa formerly filled .by formance. Mrs. Grace Glgho is loid MAIN STREET .TEL. M^-2036 borrowed to pay'for that port of . mg’'1he”fa n ^ '^ ‘“''^ “ “ "hold-, rightly or wrongly, and he said the received a; pbssible fractured left ■aid, a joint declaration probably --- -- OM Mrs. Roy Dar\vin. who resigned . proposal for a lease, "sells that Woodbridge St.; Joseph Arel, 80 Main Sux Talcottville; Mias Emily ticket chairman. ■V. last spring due to family and RECORDS — PHON03 HI Vl EQUIPMENT— BAND INSTRUMENTS the land which the club will have He said those proyîsions leave It feeling short.’' W. Middle Tpke.; Ro.v A. Vaughni Stiles, 241; Charter Oak St.; Mrs. collarbone, send the girl’a aunt, will be issued similar to that with teaching:'responsibiUttes. been' occupying. up to-the Directors td^ land. He said it costs the club He.*sai)i he sat in on delibera- years. The lea.*e on the parcel West Cherj’l Johhdrow, 15 Walnut St., movement tomard greats inde Prince Ranter of Monaco en cans berahlp is open to sixth,' seventh Martin 1 fthe question could be put Rockville. . . , should be reminded that a 'Wood pendence might lead to a bloody to the voters. 330.000, a year to maintain the tions of tmi organisations w,hich -of S. Main St., however, would thruah can sing four notp* at oner listed in the' French Army in and eight graders. course. endorsed th^tpw n purchase, and ■ BiRTHS YES^RDAY: A uprising apparently brought aboufl World War ll; served as a lieuten OB Shurilno CoMod Foods starts Thondoy mam* ^M arU n. said as a. m atter of have be4n only for five-year*. and a .blue jay can sing s'major Khrushchev's capitulation. The adult choir meets Friday Varney argued that th^ town aaid their niernbyrs'"did not; ex- After the five years, the club daughter to Mr. and'Mrs. William chord. ant; refused to be promoted to- eveninga at 8 o'clock. principal a legislative body cannot would have to buy equipment, actly have in mind what is trans Popular' demands mounted to colonel. . log. . .No limit, boy o doooii or a eoso . . . s|Mcial wortld have'to have .completed'4|ix Phelan,. 23 Cambridge. St.;' a On Saturday morning Mrs. MARLOW’S 45th ANNIVERSARY put up for decision by the people hire a professional at a salan-. and piring now. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alan prieo appliot bi units os advortisod. VogotaMds. ap« . anything it ia hot sp .-‘fically new holes and abandoned 'the west Mattie Sumner, Times Farm Bd.. purchase or build a clubhouse. He said it appeared to him that parcel. ' Fielding. 39 Legion Rd.; a son to suets BEETS plosaueo art iisfiiM siu 303 eons . . . 19S0 now was taken to Windham Commu authorized to put before the voters The club owns the clubhoii.Ve. the town was .replacing^Xheney Mr. an’d Mrs. Joha Wagner, 131 nity Memorial Hoapital in the Are Wnmitare Sate! Soggesta Public Heoring He said the lown'w.oiild have to Bros, as a benefactor for the.club. The lease price would be 37,500 Bolton St. ■ poek. YoNow Cling Potielios and Fivit Coektedi art iii department emergency truck. . Hauschlld.u then . said . .. his ultimate I forego the services of the club Other objectioh either to leas for .each of the first two years, and Abjective, that of bringing - the i which protects the watershed, and 310.000 each for'the next three. BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. cans tko lotgo No. 2 V2 ecm. 4-H ^ u b Notee y ing the land a t all. to leasing for and Mrs. Cecil F. Dorsey, Wap- Officers of the newly-formed question before the people,. would j allows the high school golf team so long a period, or to failing to .-After that.'the lease would have ping. ST6 r E OFEN THURSDAY NIGHT and Happy Helpers 4-H Cliib were been' the liighest interest fate the DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: elected yesterday afternoon at the ton n pays on the land the Country Mario DeBortoii, RFD, Rockville; ^ ^ FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9:00 home of their leader, Mrs. Steve Club would be occupying, about Mr*. Agatha Fraser, RFD 2, ■.;. - Ursln. Rt. 8. . GN NATIONALLY KNOWN RRANDS OF FURNITURE. KDDING. RUGS 39,000. . Manchester; Arthqr L. Slocomb, They sre Avis Palmer, presi ' / ^ . -t • ■ . ' ■ j AND APFUANCES. COME IN, RROWSE AR0UNP— Y0U'L|. AGREl irs In each year, the club would al 19 Wellington Rd.'; Thom as YELLOW CUNG dent r Nancy DiBlasio,. vies prcsl- so pay any increase in the taxes. Fothergill, 164 Maple St.t"Mra. Here's The Sale You Hare Been- ^ x ' s o l f a. If the club built four more Ett.v. Komlnski and daughter, PEACHES hoies and. moved off another piece RFL 2, Rockville; John Zelinskl, Waitlngfor,,, ^ of land. It could reduce rita basic 69 Drive A; Edward Swanson, 63 J LARGE u ["r-X . lease price to about 34.230. Garden' St.; Christopher Czepiei, ^ CANS WHICH TWIN South Willlngtoh; Mrs. -Geraldine I!! ^■ : ^ V f ''11 n Q ' ‘ J * h 1:' ] ' s ^ t Cote and son. East Hartforfl; Mrs, GOOD NEWS! SHARP DROP Elsie Hanna, 32 WOodbridge "3t.; SEES THE ^’Xif William Sweet, Dobson Rd., '.Ver IN PRICE AT PINEHUltSTv For Better Vatues Hospital Notes non; ,_Klm Buzzell. Wmrrenvllle; .. V nnei o Cs.'id rj'nss ot B ‘' cl v^ \ Mrs. Beverly Hollister, Coventry. Scenerq? See These Feature Items This Week , Patie(iU~Today: I8 * \ , d is c h a r g e d TODAY; Keeney CREENIEANS ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mro. Hutchinson, RFD, 2, Manchester. ' f'’ t f ‘ ' r* \ Edna-, - Prentice, 168 Copper Normal! Smith, 50 Alexander St.; s NO MAPS FOR TOURISTS Jeffrey Kearney, 88 Linden St.; Mtel(lco„ City, (iF). .-:- The ,Trs«c 6 9 * Stanley Nichols S»„ RPD 1, An- B u re ^ says Mexico City is prob 4 obver; Michael Pallein, 224 Oak ably tpe only major city in the X’ St.; PSter SSamurica. South Wind world -without maps showing bus, sor: Mrs. .Edith Romanowslri, 143 streetcar and other transporation ONE OF A KIND ; Walker St.; Thomas' WKIker, 81 routes. ... • , FruH Cocktail BnitTLAR 4830 NOW mapLOW 39.45 REGVLAR 4430 NOW mortOW 34.45 SELF 2 69* Y€8—A way-low price for REGfJLAR 8933 NOW morLOW 29.45 (LARGE CANS) that famous‘‘■Pinehurat Tkm Omm Tkm t 0 — 9 b y SERVICE IFINE CREAM STYLE 'quality; .so exceptional; GRI^YHOUND M DE LUXE STEP.ON people come from even EACH *---* ikhA ----- >* ^ 3 TL s'.***- YELLOW CORN 6 *„„89e miles away to buy our W9f^Mff9iy. iiOf fiiv wewB t i l lobsters! Try them! 1iiii ini'III li hiniisW PLAY PEN 9-11 MAPLE STREET to the wbaal. eyaa atrainod ahead I Bat the fal i Rag. 2Ta9S-UnarLOW Across From First Nstional Pafkinf Lot low OB a Crarhound ValaiflM n c T S W ir i and rtally anjoya tha colofw. 7 - fnl Pall Ughwaya. YoB.,tOo. IS ar 0RAN8E JUIOE OTHER WEEKEND MEAT FEATURES . . . will anjoy a F*B trip or Extra SPECIAL Hours: ^ ALL A t THE lo w ;,LOW PRICE OF 49c LB. tour on, Oftyb.oand's taxiTT butts, with 'ronnd-ihd^lock _ D l LUXE TUFTLESS WATERFROOF FRESH FRO.M THE FARM, READY FOR THE OVEN V marLOW ■arviee’ evar aconic tnm . -‘a;, ■ , Daily 8 A . M PaMs 2f«35*— 0'"*1 EVISCERATED 'pikea and tbmwasra. On mapy tripa it’a tha faetMt way of' ' ' ' \ ' Opti jY « y ^ ROASTING CAPONETTES Lb. 59c all to gat tharal CRIB mattress a ^ _ by "BUNNY REAR" $ 0 . 4 5 ; ■ N it'to 8% SMALL EASTBOCND BVSES LEAVE t IJraniiiaiul Friday PICTSWEET ROASTING CHICKENS .,.. a •' * a '• • « .. lb. 49c 1 Te a r g u a r a n t e e ! Re g . i4.9S r Nighi Uatil 9:80 'Partlaad. Me. S.1S ARMODR’S EEADY-TO-EAT •safer. Me...... t.M CHICKEN I" '.'t:.: .M. Ilraheae, h. B...... IS.as HAMS WHOLE OR SHANK HALF i Lb. 4 9 c BEEF U’ESTBOvS'D BUSES LEAVE:. SHIRTS ie:S4.*.oi. .. ' J;44 B.M, It lii.. LEAN GROUND CHUCK'S...... lb. 49c Dee MelaMtlSira’ ...... '.... SS.N i p R K E Y ■.88e GlMtDK’'". ' V . . .. IsdIaBaHlii, J*4. tlAS *<> EXPERTLY LAUNDiRU ' Nartelk. Va...... ll.U !| • t , , _ Waekhifte*, D. C...... S.tS ' Cfclrage...... <-.i...... tt.M i| 3 Ci' / V f « lie* Aagelee ...... 71 i - l k t- C FOR SAME*])AY p ic k -u p find DELIVERY SERVICE nae Tax. Rxtira.flariasa m .M. Tril*;| CENTER TRAVEL AGENCY | 'f'.-r. Mir AT 30Z M AIN ST. 493 Whim MI S.aN{9 FURNITURE DEPT. " mmd • / •awfM’lt t a t h ’U m Hr LOWER ^ E E T LEVEL. CUlU OUR FRR FUltMEU: FAZKING A R ^ ) T E L . M I 9-!2()02 .'>i ' ■'I-. ■ V

M wR l!I6fl31!SN ICANCHESTEB EVENING NEEALD. IIANCHEBTEB, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24.196ft MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24. 195ft ------;------4 ----- —. hfodel to accentuate the merita of Firms, Groups ; thia product. . ,' Ike Sees Military The following have contracted Take Space at • for apkee in the Rhow. 3 pig Days and Findell Mfg. Co,, ManchMter Products Shdw Optical Co., Ck>nnecticut Power If U.S. Finds H-TestSf Do Not Co., Strafford Window Diatribu- SELF 1 toiia, G. E. Keith Fumituae Co., Plana for the . Manchester (OoaltaiMd fMos P»r« Om ) . Bartlett Bralnard Co., Stanek ursvt^ Fri, ai testa have resulted in development Products Show in the Armory Electronic Lab., Wllliama Oil SERVICE of smaller and lighter bombs using' Nov.-1,*2 and 3, are progressing, Service, 1 Norman B. Chaae Co., YOU^L SAVE SUtss eeuld continus it. rnsesrch less material, and of p’eapons hav FoeVs Corner and dsvslapment of weapons while according t6 R. L. Schmidt, chair Globe Travel Service, Boy ScouU auspanditio teMs. ing ai relatively low throw-off of man ' of the sponsoring Jimiqr (Sponsored by The Savings Bank P L E N T Y O N radioactivity. ■bf Manchester). KiSenhower fepUed that “it that Chamber of'Commerce show-com It was on the latter point that UNICEF Poem mittee. Also, Vittner’a Garden Center, FACTORY STORE trars feasible, we would Still suf Eisenhower, In his statement, di Dart's Dairy, Manchester fer a serious military dlsadvan- Until God's children are free from Numerous local and area esUb- Mf.N *il R v.PII M rectly challenged Stevenson. Co.„ Hearing Aid Center, XUn- ta»e" because, he Miid, “it.requlres want. liahments and organisations have The President said there is ra Never can we forget; already taken space,^.and a number cheater Pipe A Supply Co., South a year or more lo orKanlse Snd ef dioactivity from all nuclear weap ern New England Telephone Co., fect stmh tests as thoso' conducted Instead, we must go forward of others are planning to parti ons, of whatever else. Fallout of Caring for those needy yet. cipate. Girl Scouts (Sponsored by the at our proving: ground in the Paci First National Bank of Manches fic Ocean.” Strontium 90—which Stevenson Each coin collected on Harlloween Late this week, 'a corps of deco has, referred to as a "deadly poi For children of lands far away rators,^ electricians, painters, car ter and the J. W. Hale Co.)' Stevenspn renewed his sugges son"—results from fission, or atom Also, Bernard Hansen. Merit tion in a speech last night and ad penters and riggers will move into LABOR-SAVING splitting, Elsenhower, said, and he Gives them milk, medicine, and the Armory and begin the Job of Food Service, W. G. Glenney Co., LADIES' ded: *1 don't think this nation continued: ^ Republican Town Committee, wanU the great decisions about the vitamins too, transforming it- into a- blase of APPLIANCES "Fission is the-baslc phenome-^ Instilling, love and 'making them light and color. Next Tuesday, the Hartford Gas, Co., Bi D. Pearl Ap H-bomb entrusted to (Vice Presi pliance A • Furniture Center, But- non of the small weapons. Thus, gay- - participants will begin the opera dent) Richard H. Nixon.” the idea that we can ‘stop sending teiworth Studio, Crane (3o., Man-i Eisenhower may' touch on the Vision what, this can niean to them tion of setting up their displays. this dangerous material into the In happiness, comfort and joy. Thereafter, the public, wili have Chester Public Health Nursing issue again when he follows Ste air'—by concentrating upon small Assn. (Sponsored by, Bantly Oil venson by two days into New York Now when Halloween roils around an opport,unity to get a first hand Co., Inc.) fission Weapons—is based upon ‘once again. look at all the new products, goods City’s Madison Square Garden for apparent unawareness of the a speech on foreign policy tomor Give to make happy each girl ahd and ser\’ices in this area, and with facts.” each boy. no admission. This is a departure row night. It win be carried nation- No Peril to Humaalty By O. G. Anderson from former years, when admis aily by NBC television (g p.m. He cited a report made last sion WM ' charged. They only EST). June by the Nation^ Academy of ' 348 Center St. REWARD A- restrlctiOI^ -is that youngsters, V In a leas forinal brodcast today Science in support of his state under. 12, must accompanied by Eisenhower arranged to reply to LEGAL LESSON glOO for the arrest end conr ment that H-b6mb testing at its an adult. vicUon of anyone found destroy- questions put by a panel of seven present rate “ does not imperil the Norfolk. Va. (4^ - Bill Davis, an Among the 88 'bopths which womigi on a program originating lag property owned by the Alex heaUhJef humanity.” ^ assistant U.S. Attorney here, make up the show, two in parti ander Jarsis Enterprises. In a Washihgton studio to be car Omihe other hand, Eisenhower quotes this handy piide to court cular are sure to attract attention. ried nationally “by CBS radio and asdd, the tests have .two beneficial room practice: "When the law's One will be the brand new atomic TV., '•effects: (1) To' reduce fallout on your side, pound pn the law. oven which cooks in seconds where The Republicaii National Com drastically, and (2) "To develop When the facts are on your side, previously minutes or nours were m ittee said the womem Coming MMM weapons for defense of our pound on the facts. When nothing's required. The second will be a \ GENERAL V from various sections o^we coun people against any possible enemy on your aide, pound on the table." Sealy m attress display vyith a live try, would ‘ask . the President attack, as well as knowledge vital leading ûestiona^f special inter to our whole. program of civil de T V S E R y i t E est to womep." fense.” ' Da.rs A Caff . Deeetlbee V.S. Test Plaa The President said it is indis Nights Pins Parte While Eisenhower ip his bonib putable that Russia is in "sym TEL. MI 9-S4S3 statement made no mention of his pathy with the idea of stopping Democratic opponent by name, an .H-bomb tests. BUt he said Mos accompanying chronology of dis- cow has always insisted on volun Safety-Tested Appliance Buys! tary agreements having ‘''no safe- armameYif'nego'tiations made two references to proposals by "Mr. gtiards,^no control, no inspection." Stevenson'f on moves to end "We must—and do—seek assid H-bomb tests. uously to evolve agreements with 100% All Wool Another accompanying document other nations that will promote USED CARS If You DoH't U kt ToH$ trust and understanding among —they aggregated some 6,000 all peopleii,” Eisenhower declared. words in all—w'as a description of “At the same time, and until Vera GrifflHi at the the U.S. testing program. Elsen that international trust is firmly' 1955 FORDL;rf 2.DOOR ... $1495 These are Terrific! hower had. directed the Atomic secured, we must—and do— make PoH s t TW EEDS, FLEECES Energy Commission '(ABC), the sure that the quality and quantity 1954 MERCURY CUSTOM 2.DOOR $1490 Department of Defense and other of our military weapons command JehR M. Griffith agencies'to cooperate in prepara such respect as to dissuade any SPLASH W EAVES f u l l y a u t o m a t ic tion of the documents. 1953 PONTIAC CH-O 2-DOOR ... $1185 n m n other nation from the temptation For Srara Sonater One disclosure w ss that a)>out 80 of aggression. per cent' of the test blasts set off ‘‘‘Thus do we develop weapons, 1952 OLDSMOMLE D-98 4-DOOR $1070 Creenbrier 6a$ Range $' by this country since 1045 have not to wage v^-ar,. but to prevent b^n convehlional atomic weapons war.” 1951 CHEVROLET DLX. 4-DOOR ______$ 45$ BALL W A R M L Y and about 30 per cent "of high yield thermonuclear designs—com More than 3.000* industrial 1950 OLD5MOUILE 88 4-DOOR...... $ 395 Was 4^9.95 monly called H-bombs. foresterers manage this country's INTERLINED The memo said also that the private timberlands. 1949 PLYMOUTH DLX. 2-DOOR ...... $ 395 NORUE 3T ELECTRIC RANCE All of the above cars ar4 on display at our new annex— formerly Douglas Motors. 333 Main Street. 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^ ^ A E-TWENTY UANCKESTE^ EVENING HERALD, U AN C^TEB, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, I9SC 6 •\ MANCHESTER E) JG HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NK„ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1956 PAGE same time that Sovipt troop-con "opportunlatlc and natlonallat of arodiid 0 per cent.granted to "right deviation." It became - that lilot landed them un- Premier Guy Mollet flatly refused kept the crowds from approSp)itfig most state employes. Also in centrations, built up In central Po- In Khrtfshchev'g day, too. Khrush devlaUoniata,'' and It put with their Frend TVikita’s Policy these the purged Wladyslaw expectedly at Arab . appeals to free. the. live, the French embassy. Officials Seek fluencing personnel costs are up lahd during the ortsis, were dls- chev* destroyer of the Stalin COSMETlC$ Mollet rejected a t»p laVel persihg and that a Rusaian naval Gomuika. .. . ■ ^ d r o c c a n “Thla very gravP-^ct,'-AC . wWch, Is rebel leaders. Maneh»$ie/s Npw ward 'revision of certain salary legend, himself .was a Stalinist. 'W i t n e s s e s Describe -An upsurge in rebel activity al Moroccan appeal' for -"KleMe of scales to attract ind keep help. squadron haa withdrawn from the The Malenkpv program waa Te- ' Now Gomuika Is chief of tha. ^ W e Oatjpr AU the T op UBea .^ contrary'to-.lntematlohql law and $5 Million for See Cr ack-lUp Seen G>stly to veraed. ' But In order to make party in Poland, and Nagy Is pr^ elementary morality, hito,ôrced ready waS.notsd in Algeria where tha five i-ebel leaders. Moroccan Later today, the Governor mo Polish'coaat In the It$1t’tc. Premier' Mohammed Bekkal flew While attention has centered on thfa pill eaaler < to swallow, mler in Hungary. The reason Is us to shorten our stay,” the the f$ve were kept under heavy tored to Seaside Sanatorium, War Ârthur Drus StoM^ Riots Toll guard. But the insurgents were tjOTParis; to protest the seizure and AUTOMOB! terford, to hear the State l\iber- In Red Systei eventa In Poland', atmilar presaures Soviet Union Khhiahchev embarked on a pro- that the public took the relaxar said. "May French public opintqn Enfield Prison ~ ir independence from Moscow grant''«f relaxations, along''w’ith tiorts seriously. A tide <4 fcrltl- Ik A A A A A 'A A di; A A Battle pon^r the serious consequence$f.J‘ *l>t »>/ ‘ ‘ ông French request the liberation of ths culosis Commission ask for a rec troop detachments. prlKners but his demands were ord $ million. ‘ « come to the surface in HUn- a campaign to win friends and in clsm could not be stemmed with (his act may have on French S E R V I C E UMI f t 12.6 brushed 'aside. S. , (OMtIaiM troM Page One) The figure represents a rise of (OonManed from Page One) 8«>-y- (Continued from Page One) fluence Sociallata. out resort once again to naked Set at S3 Moreccan relations." Mollet C8iieered Russian force. ,. (Goattnifed^^ni Page One) / The 23-nation Aslan-Afrtcan | "17 . cedi, or $1.8 million, over It li 'Aunimed here there are The Khrushchev line waa adopti- Aska Pope Intervepe In Paris, the National Assembly CORDIAUY INVITES Y Q ifttO LET US ' 5 ’ the ppportunitiea, the rewarda tor side the Soviet Union and ip the cd in the aatellitea. For this, somebod.v in the So Wrought Iroh Rolllligs pheered Mollet's exultant recital of group at U.N. headquartera In | t i In. 1S27, w u. the acene lu t prekenL appropriations. sinjilar aticHnila iindenieath In ^changes )n the g c In *Th« Heiress* (CoBUnued frotn Page One) In Damascus, an Algerian Mos work-well done- air.jihe good things CsechoalovmKhL although there the satellite countries were intended In Hungary, two months after viet Union’ is going to have to pay nent. the capture of the rebel chiefs. The New York \yaa reported asking I. CARE OF YOUR EVERVAUTOMOIILE ■ununer of an inmate litdown Poreli Cdumm Em o« Geroe first lem prince called on Pope Pius XII of„a free ayatem—that'the world government aeesM to be securely to free the Soviet Union of the Malenkov fall, the party under dearly. lecretary Rioting ended yesterday and au to. "intervene personally” with House—-with the exception'of the .Secretary General Dag Hammer- i SERVICE SATISFACTION GUARAI ■trlka Warden George A. Cxim- Matyas Rakosl deposed Imre Communists—applauded the Pre skjold's good offices in aeeking ' will recognise in human freedom in the hands of man who want to taint of colonialism --- the weapon, the Oommunlst party thorities spent the night looking France to secure the, release of the ininga reaigned aa a 'reault, .an^ pre.serve their close m k s with Rus' Nagy, who stood for the Malenkov Three'new electric poW'cr plants VALLEY WELDING CO. talk to them, but wi . howled mier’s endorsement of action by releste of the five rebels. About Town th^ sure road to human good." with which Khrushchev waa going on the Ohio River burn snnually Fer Free bU iuato OaX for bodies. rebels. FRONT END ENGINE /W arden Mark 8 - Richmond yriJi' sia. . ■ * \ . consumer line. down. Prince Said el Jazalrf. grandson French ci'vil and Military authori Mollet accused Egypt' of aiding ! The President did not spell out about 4 million tons of coal deliv ^ GlMtonbiuy ME t-fllS TIRES TUNE CP h lr^ recently ae hia aucci The Golden Age Club will meet American officials are'tfonvlnced to belabor the west in a contest In Poland the;' Politburo de Th,e crowd yelled "We Sultsn Gora Home of Prince Abulkader el Jakalfl who ties in Algiers. the Algerian cause and announced ' VAL8LVE' Warden Richmond explained in detail hoW he would apply these nounced Malenkov line people as ered by barge. 1 / In Tunis, Morocco’s Suftan Mo RHEEL AUOXtaENT St 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon however, that the Polish declara for influence in Asia and the Mid Nagy!” ' led the first Algerian rebellion These other factors emerged he was taking the i,ssue to the WHEEL BALANCE CABBCRETOB that the budget requeata are only points, particularl.v the ones hav tion of Independence from Moscow Finally, tanks were brought, hammed V. Gluml.v ordered a from .the somewhatco'ftfused situa U.N. Security Council. He cited In Orange. Hall. The meeting will ing to do with aid and with trade. dle East. 'The same relaxation against French rule in 1830, made SPRINGfP-PINS RINGS tentative, alnce he hda not b«ien be followed by a Halloween party. Is a contagious movement which in to disperse the crowd. The deipon' plane home. He and Tunisian lead the bid for Papal intervention In a tion: last week's capture of the small ; OVERHAUL on the job long'- enough to deter But the implication was strong aimed to lure western. Socialists BU8RIXOS the long run w'ill have a decisive stra.tors swarmed over the vehi ers broke ' off talks interrupted cable sent to. the Vatican and pub 1. French sources In Algiers said .steamer Athos off the coast of mine fully money needa for the that the administration is ready Impact on other Soviet aatelUtes. into ,a united front with the Com cles and tried to capture them. when France seized the Algerian Mrs. Mary Rowe. SB8 Hartford to devi^p toward Poland a policy lished by the Syrian press. the captured rebels divulged in Oran with 70 tons of arms which ; TRANSMISSION LU8RICATION coming two yearn. Aa a reault, munists — an opening to the left The tanks opened fire. rebels. great detail all scttritles of the he said came from official Egyp- the budg^ requeata may be al Rd., is another member of the comparable to. that which it has Tile Sultan headed back to Ra The Slutan had come to Tunisia OVERHAUL GREASE—OIL CHANGE which eventuall.v was to divorce The demonstration reportedly, National Liberation, front' head -tlan sources and were bound for BATTERY -SERVICE tered pridr to. the Oovemor’a WBA. who may be called If pickup followed in the case of assistance went On through the night while bat in' a chartered Italian Airliner' to confer on a purported plan to ADJUSTMENT budget' meaaage to the L«gialature is desired 6f articles for the WBA to Yugoilavla. which ;broke with the United States from its allies bring peace to Algeria and Weld quarters Iq Cairo. They talked at Algeria. | BEARINGS ANTI-FREEZE for a great, bloodless Soviet vic the Communist party’s ‘ Central routed by way of Rome. Tunisian^ ne^'Febniary. The money ap- rummage lale Friday at 9;30 a.m. Moscow in 1948. District Fills soldiers guarded him at the take-j it Into a new . UnLon of North length of the Sid the organization France recalled her ambassador ; tory. Committee -wa.s meeting to organ ailcgedly receives from E|jy'pt. m M may also be changed aa a re- in Odd Fellows Hall. Administration authoritie.s ar^- ize sweeping changes in its Polit /)ff. He wa„ accompanied by hia ■ ^rica.^ from Cairo aa a protest against; ..^ It of recommendationa to be not sure yet how far the break be Both goals have vanished 'in the The !French trick which diverted 2. A general protest strike in ^B.Vpt’s alleged role in the Athos ! \ explosions in Poland and Hun- buro. eldest son, Prince Hassen. made by a special committee in Mrs. Barbara Thompson, presi tween Warsaw and Moscow ■will Post Tonight The Nagy to whom th»'demon-, Cc^menting to the Bey of Tu the plana load of rebel chiefs to Tunis virtually closed down the case.. 8ary. Mollet formali;v asked the Na L and L MOTORS vestigating .prison operations. go. They do not know, for ex French-rUn Algiers and waiting city. Many Europeans vainly dent of the WATES, will be inter strators rcffrrei^*laTmtV Nag)’, a nis yesterday on the arrest of tbfe (FOR3IERLY SOLIMENE. INC.) The $10 million request, which viewed tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. on ample,’whether it will mean a le.s- Eighth School and UUlitlea Dis The use of Soviet troop s in former prerhief''phte impriaoned Algerians, the Sultan aaid; '"t%e French troopa Instead of their sought air transport nut of Tunis tional Assembly for a vote of con Includes building needs, is $6 mil- the Jesnie Porter program over sening o f Poland's commerce w*ith trict voters will elect a new treas Hungary — qnd the threat to use (f0 8^^ . as a Titoist, Who returned to the blow would âve been le.ss hard If destination In Independent Tunis as word spread that the Army had fidence on his goventmenUs posi 434 CENTER STREET ^ TEL. Ml 3-5101 budget. A $10,000 appropriation w n c . Russia and a really new political them in Poland — presents the ’ premiership, today. my own son had been taken/ kicked'up___ a storm on both Sides of taken over the airport and no alr- tion, in North Africa. The ballot was also asked today for develop orientation of Poland. urer tonight to fill out the unex USSR to the outside World as a ■ Both MoioccAn.3 and Tt|hisians | the Mediterranean The action Ijjfie planes would be alibwed to scheduled for Thursday seemed Yugo.slavia. which broke under pired term of Howard Keeney,'who nation of harsh colonialists keep- destined to give him a big ma ment of the training program for Mrs. J. Herbert Finlay. 44 Green feel especlali.v cofrtpromisqd by the ; touched . off riots and protests come or go. , the prison guard staff and other entirely different circilmatancei. haa^ reaigned. Ing Its control by armed force and French action in the face of - the' I strikes -- in both Tunisia and Moroc- 3. Strikes and sympathy denion- jority. personnel. Authorities Authorities' sa^say that wood Dt., left by auto yesterday developed a neutral position as be Three Nf.nowi candidates will political oppression. for Cleveland. Ohio, where she ex Arab code of hospitality,- The co. strationa for the captured rebels Advertise in The Herald— ^ y» the present guard stkff of some tween the Soviet and Western make their/ bids S ’. for the post at U.S. May Seize flared in Casablanca and Rabat 93 million miles pects to remain for a week, at The Russians themselves now ld.(ilendeni|.lng Algerians had been guests of the ‘ French security forces in Alger- The earth ia 200 men did not have the advan power blocs.. Some informed ofH- the Hollister Street School ape have a taste of what they at Premier ' Habib Bourgulba^ when! ia brace^ for reprisals as the V here strong Moroccan police units from the sun. tags of training in modem penal tending to business matters of her cials.here doubt that the Poles can cial meeting at 7:30. - aunt, Mrs. Bessie Mead. Mrs. tempted to inspire against Amer British Liner g w; practices. shift their policies to that degree They are Vincent Geiioveei. now icans abroad. The cry "Ami L______The $1 million tabbed for nee' Mead has sold her home there and since they have a conimon frontier a I^strict direettor; Victor Swan orris Townsend in the Center wUl'spend her time in this town (American) go home" was a Com 'hesplans' production of "The buildings at the Osborne Prison with the'Soviet Unioh. son. and Charles Towle. munist slogan intended to picture Farm branch at Ehifield would re and St. Petersburg, Fla. ‘ In the.se conditions of uncer Gilbeh Park, captain of Hoee In Tanya Cas^ Heiress" at the Bowers S chool; Americans aa economic and polit Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. i place the old, inadequate, barrack- tainty about Poland's future poei- Co. .2 of the MFD, haa withdrawn ical oppressors. Now the cry in type buildings which presently A daughter was born at the tlon.'the attitude of the State De- from tke race, he said today. (Codtiniicd from Page Qfle) Glendenning, cast as the very sr- ■ eastern Europe goes up: "Russky. dent admirer whose intentions are ; house over 200 men. Hartford Hospital on • Sunday to parment is to go slow In formula go home." ITje object lesson is The State Farm for Women re Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeRosa, 41 ting American policy' - beyond Oct. 3 althougli havit ;ood rea- somewhat questionable, Jn addi-! bound to be taken to heart in tlon to appearing in thp Thespians', TRIPI.E-S quested $1.2 million for the Femdale tor. looking into the ppasibillties of many quarters, of Asia and the son to believe that' t^>ei Chwa- economic assistance ..and broadly Sign Disappears; NATIONALLY "The Little Foxe. ginning of things to come through Arthur E. Fish, 31. of 46 Lake A scapegoat will have to be dale, N. Y,, ■was fined 215 for sêd- i | bjocked at least temporarily by at Legal Notice companied by Major and Mrs. John out the satellite system, St., was charged with speexUi^ found. The likely candidate Is haw wool flartnoh Pickup, who were commanding of Rusala Heed Accepting New Bole' when he. appeared in'court today. Khruqhchev. since the whole thins tiislort.v suit filed in the Brltisk >juis Welssman, 50, of N^v York 9T .. HENRY From Warsaw came indications /cou rts b.v the child's niothcr, Mrs. T O w N T O N . late Coventry, in the ficers of the New Bedford Corps for Atty. Philip Bayer defended him. cin be pinned on him. This waa City, forfeited a *15 bond posted on Probate pistrict of Coventry,', deceased ’ 10 years. Their daughter. U. Edith that RiLssia raa.v be accepting, if Fish was accused of exceîn^ the the sequence of events: rich wool twoodi George Dieezok of Detroit, ‘ . a charge of passing a stop sign. Two Great Floors of Natipaatly Fampiiis Make WINTER APPAREL for .,Tbe Administrator having eshtbited Pickup, now stationed at Saratoga grudgingly. Poland's new asser posted 36-m.p.h. limit. In February. 1955. Khrushchev Chwastov^ is a former ^common . J John R. Esch.mann, /& . of 80 i his adminlMrôn account with said law FREE PARKING f c ' SJtaU to the Court of Probate for said Springs, N. Y,. will be home for the tion of independence. Judge Jules Karp dismissed the pushed Malenkov out ^>Suits" And due retnm make. ALL WOOL FLANNEL SLACKS pos.sible effort " to see that the > Palrolnjan Elmer .Neal arrested a . Cotton Knit Sleepers Certified from Record. ELMORE TURKINOTON, Judge. Mr. and Mra. Charles W-. Long, .Child did not sail without a pass-' company driver Qct. 17 on'.the ' I 26 Jordt St., who. motored to Ham port "in view of the po.ssibilitv of Wilbur Cro.ss Highway, Sitos —' S | »a 1 to 3, 2 piece anap-on _,8gTATE OF FRED DEWEY KINGS- ilton, Canada, to attend the wed Fur business and wherever appearance style, grow waiftt^ with feet.- Coventry, in the Probate forfeiture of the Queen Mary” i The judge di.smissed a charge , WMrIct'ol Covenir}-. deceased. ding of their nephew, have decided really counts, the expensive look of yoOr under U. S. law. of crossing oyer' -a double white j 3 to 4x The Executrix having exhibited her they will take a trip to Florida be Westerfield *uit sets you apart from Henncs.sy had an exchange with hne 'while pa.sslng agairtsf Irving 3 piece styles . . . Orif. 9.B0 ...... 1 * 9 9 administration account with aaid EaUte fore returning to their home. Robert ilorris, coun.sel to the sub- Marholin, 29, Hartford. O with slocks to the Court of Probate for aaid District For leisure, wear your suit jacket with tor allowance. It is rommittee. in which they agreed Marholin said "olticers at the T^QUddJrfHCÎ^ O W E R E D : That the 2nd dav of No Mias Marion Arnold of the n- these smart contrasting flannel slacks. that the law provide.'*, that ''an>/ scene ' of the radar trap" where ' vember. 19M. at ten o'clock in the fore necticut Dairy and Food Council, he was arrested on W. Center St. ' n oon at the. Probate Office in Coven- vehicle, ve.ssel or aircraft.', .shi 12.90 ttybe. and the aame la aasigned for a paid a surprise visit to the WATES Suits are pure wool tweedvOr wool flannel be forfeited to the United Stpt had so many cars stopped i t ; Sizes 7 to 1 4 ...Coot Alone Pinwale Corduroy hearing op tba allowance of aaid ad- at their meeting last evening at if It-s owners knowingly allow/lts "looked like an »accldent." He mliOart^m account wlUt aain Eatate in tones of gray, blue, brown. 2 and 3 Sisovir to 12 • • e • e. 14.90 ■ M d thla Court directs the exerutiis; to the Italian American C3ub. She ri.so for the illegal ilepartuie of a maintained he had to go over the Crawlers, Overalls . button single breasted models with white, lines to go, iftound^ the! Owar fifteen top styles. . .four nationally fa cite•MMr all m# perMns iifte'repted therein__ i_ to ~ ap-||^ was a gueat and ofie of the speak U. .S. citizen from this country. Sizes m, 1, xl or 2 to 4, in solid tones 'with padded Kar at Mid time' and place, bv pub ers at their first banquet; also one parked cars. . Arresting Patrol-1 mng thla order one. time in aomi patch or flap pockets. Regulars, Menness,v aaid another reason Guaranteed washable. ,<’mo*tly nylon fleece mous makers. . .virgin wool tweeds, camel' knees or cute novelty prints in pastels or deep tones newspaper having a circulation In said of the judges at their spring bon for-withdrawing the reqne.st that man William Shaw was not pres District..and by poaUng a copy on the net show, when she referred to shorts, longs. Extra slacks are ent to testify. lined. . .-some with hood attached. > .nylon hairs, zibelines, wool fleeces.. . .all lined, and smart plaids. public algn poat nearest to- ike place Today your 1^; ^ family needs the ship be held In port was doubt Karp ordered a warrant iSaueq where the deceased last dwelt, at least them aa her "pet club." go-together-tones of wool flannel tliat his agency had authority to knit trim. . .by nationally famous makars. . . wool quilt interlined. . .compare qti(î4y.. . Ore days before said Urae assigned. for the arrest of Dominick Pez- And due return make. Issue .such an orrter, «nd he hadj^^^j^ Hartford, scheduled turquoise, red, navy, charcoal. . .while they compare tailoring.. .then^^^^mpare this ' " " Orig. 1*29 Certlfted from Record. Legal Notice Tu to make a court appearance today Notiondly FAMOUS MAKER! ELMORE TURKINGTON, J,pdga. the policy designed to,give the the child "Ctually wa... aboanl. ^ <.g„ last. . value anywhete. ^ - < UMITATIO.V ORDER I a-ss,umed the Cunard Line and driver's license A'T A COURT O F PROBATE holdeiudea A T 'A ItOURT OF PROBATE held At Coventry. ConnecUcut. within and respon.îble otflclals had been in Fine Knit Polo Shirts fw the District of Coventiy. on at Manchester within and for the i The case of Robert D. Karash, the District of Manchester on the 18th dav formed," he sild. that Tanya had 16. of 717 Tollfuid Tpke.. ,was con 2Ind day of October A.D, M i of Ocldber. 1M4. « Hon. JBlmore ^rkincton^ no pas.sjxirt and that "any person tinued for furtlier Invesligatio-. Present. Hon. John J. Wallen. Judge permitting hqr departure ■was in Sizes 1 to 4, long sleeves, smart jacqddrd patterns ^ motion of CUreaco L. Johnson Estate of NetUe M. Gardner late of The^youth pleaded guilty to an or solid colors. •nd L eoi^ R. Johnson, holh of H7 Newfane. Vermont, leaving properly In violation of the law" p)us the "Tact aiisault charge. . Girls' 8 to 14—Top Quality Church Street, New Haven. Connecticut: Manchester In said DIatrict, deceased. that thc^law.called for "forfeiture ’ Police said Kprash and a 1,5- Pre’Chrisimas Gift Special Co-executora on the estate of Louis A.' On motion of Earl S. Gardner of said of any such ve.tael." ♦ , M n n b u iy , late of Coventry, within said Manchester. ancJllar.v. executor. year-old boy struck a younger boy INFANTS* and TODDLERS* Orig. 1.98 district, deceased. ' ORDERED: That six months froth the Of .the whole r.iixup, Henness.v 18th day of October. 1^4. be and the and cut his mouth. The 1.5-ye'ar- This Court doth decree that six said " I would characterize it as a old was referred to juvenile au WOOL CAR COATS months from October 23. ItM, be al same are limited and allowed for tire ' Hundreds of Nationally Corduroy Bonnets lowed and lim ited'for the . creditors of TTfdltws within which' to bring In their fiasco” because he said he,believed thorities. according' to police. a ^ eiwm to exhibit their clalmx claims against said estate, and said his agents had enough men and Iixecutor la directed tO give public ' A. Thomas Guertln, 21, 'of Win- Famous Make agaliut the a w e to the co-executors time to fulfill orders which he said netka. III., .charged with .speeding, with detachable hood and Ear-lap Rollers and dlrecU that public notice be given notice to, the creditors to bring in their o f this order by advertising in a newa- claims aUhln said time aillowed by pub Swing had issued personally to waa granted a continuance until All colors, all sizes. . ______paper having a circulaUon In said dls- lishing- a copy of this order in some êvent the chjid from sailing at Saturday. ' trict. and by posting a copy thereof on newspaper having a circulation in. said air ■epst.s.” - Girls' Party Dresses tte public sign poet In said Town'of p/obate dlatrlct within ten da.va from ALL-WOOL ZIPCOATS The following leases were con THREE PIECE INFANTS' ^ Orig. 7.98 Corentr.v n'eareit the place where the the date of'this order and'return make Hennes-sy said an investigation tinued until_6 rt. 31: deceased last dwelt. to this court of the notice given. Is under 'way now to show what Joseph F. Stro.ss. 40, of Merrow, Certified from Record, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Su m 3 t ^ x ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. with 100% wool plaid llnors slipped, with' orders for a report of charged with speeding. * Corduroy Crawler . LIMITATION ORDER ' findings to Swing "b y the close of Louis Marnelll, 19, of 2083 He- 7 to 12 STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Distrlet AT A COURT OF PROBATE held busine.ss tomorrow." bron_ Ave.. Glastonbury, 'charged N- , 0f Oovcittry. Probate Court. Town of •d Manchester within and for the. Sets ^ Coventry. October, 23. 19.SS. ■ Ihstrtcl c., k of----- Manchester on the 22nd dav The subcommillOe w'ai^told yes ■^1111"^ rules of the road violation, reducefl from speeding on recom Oxfoni jrraj: or naio' . ■ • Large grow cuffs . . Sizes medium to extra large, jacket and hat fully terday jhat immigration . agertts Orig. 5.98, to 7.98 , Wooden toggle buttons . . . Dan sheen striped lined IHatfict. pdniM Lyona. Ut# of went aboard the British liner on mendation o f DeHan. Marnelli en jinSd, for boys or-girls. Snap crotch crawler-in all Oct.'^ under orders to block "at all tered a guiltv-plea. ■X hood .. . Satin lined, wool interlined . l^siel shades. Judir-*- »“"■ i “on" moUon'Sf m'« -icost" - Tanya's sailing, for Ehg- Walter J. Schollz, 18. of 28 Jor Norember. !»«. at “ ^Rgg¥r^S‘:'%ar.7x“;ilrmh, from the seplj St„ charged with a rules of clock In the forenoon. iat » Court ^ land and. eventually. Russia. How Orig. 7.98 to 10.98 4.99 of Probate to be held at th^ Probate Mnd day of October. 1»5«. be and the ever, testimony developed. Russian the road viblation, continued on Ori . 2.98, piflce In the Town of Coveniry. te here same are limited and allowed for the karp'a dnder to decide^jf a nolle ■ TEEN CAR COATS PRE.CHRISTMAS SPECIAL by aaaiêd fof a hearinc upon thr ert- credltora within phich to bring In their $40 Value officials obsti-uctert the ageVtls'. ef- claims against .said estate, and said is ju.stlfled. DeHaij recommended -i. ?.98 tiement and allowanc** ^ ihr admlnia^ forta and the orders wera reversed'.. Nylons, cot,tons, taffatas . . . print* of solid tratl^ account, .for thr aecertainmrnt- executrix Is /llrected to give public Chwastov and Tanya, 2' 2,.g ol the noll'e/be entered. I C O n O N DAN SHEEN of Ufa dlBtributeeii"l^ Mid eetafe and for* to bring in ihîr And. _James H. Maneggia, 17. of tones.. .many with nylon petticoats: . ,a 2 Piece Corduroy hiltrlbutllon and tt la allowed b.V, pub- 100% W ool to .London, but before they could CjpKDRpY COLLAR ~ CRDERED:~ That the administrator ■ - iliblng a copy of this order In some leave fo Russia, British authori Rt. 6,’ Bolton, charged with first quality by nationally famous makers,^ Mid estate exhibit aaid account in. said | "**;»t*Per having a Circulation in said ties stepped in. » " , •speeding. " > I' and .DotochoblP Hodds Topper Sets courtCourt at the day and hour above meh-! msri-! “v".Vr‘‘’*,•'.11®* witninWithin tent»n daysnays from Donogol-typo twooU ...a sensational value., .seeing is'believing' Honed and that notice of the Hme and . f.,?.*'' ""I'v and return make Tanya now is award of the-Lon place set'for) aaid hearing be ibreh'lo rotection pretac^lati^ naw l Ypu 100% W ool dwelt In the Town of Coventry {lenl by of/October 1*54. registeredveeisfereo n..u mail to... ’ ' ^1- Preseiu. Hon. John J. Wsllett.. Judge. than ever berore. And you -get it in ' owe it to yourself and your William H. Rider. 42. of 698 N. .Judson------A. Tume.v. South, Coventry EsUtte of John C. Jeffers. i4te of worstod gabardine OUTSTANDING fURCHASE ^ O M Connecticut. rManeheater Intiaid Diatrict. deceaaed. the new, protection-packed Allstate family to get complete Main St., ple'adert innocent today j BOYS' TOWN SPECIA I.#eaiuier Wright, Stafford .Springs, ■ On mutlon.-of Joaephine D. Jeffera of Coniiectlcul: said Manchealar. administratrix.; Crusader Policy! J' ' . ,1, , details 'about the mew ilk T w ii Court to a charge* oPjn- ‘ A NATIONALLY FAMOUS MAKER mi on or before the 27th dsv of' Ocio- ORDERED; That six montha-from the F inest all-wool* in disUnctiye ■juiryjir risk-of injury to d minor bert 1^ • 23rd day of October. 1954, be and the Ov*r 30 i)»W f««tur«a and impor : Allstate Crusader Policy ELLMORE TUBKlNr.TO.V..Judge ' ahme are limited' and allowed for the female, and waa bound over to H tant extra coverage have been added. ' deigned to give the , patterns. Handsome, all-wool Clarence Pagbuiii Jr., 18, of 106 SOYS’ 3,tdr3iPilECE creditors within which Ip b rin g In their HartfoYd CounWi §Lqperior Court! / 4 A AA 100% ORLON ip Y S * ^ -" 0 I f l l l " STATE OF'CONNECTfCUT. District rlalms against said eaigte. tind said • What'* more, it’s reliable protection plaid zip-in liner. Bal collar Prospect St.. Rockville, waa fined GIRLS' DRESS HAtS of Coventry. Iôhme Court. Town of administratrix la'directed t* give piihlle gre-aiest auto insur t!* Kv Tiile. Ksin in Tnun *■'1** Under 82.<»0 bogd. , ‘ I Coventry. October 28 19S4 notice to the credltora to bring In their from the insurance company founded ance protection in style with raglan or set-in sleeves. "Expensive m bi Judge Jules Kaip in Town Judge.,JuleS Kafp found prob- Cardigans - Slipovers Estate of Oliver Henry Hill, late of claims within aaid time allow ed . bv Court today for speeding dnd Jt2 gfjje cause and ordered the. action ~ Wool Snow Suits J L v e w U Coventry, oarilng properly In said Dis- IHibllahing a copy of this order in aome coat’ detailing thropghout.'Choose VduM frdm° .,-Irlct. deceased. newapaper having a circulation In said by Scars: Lit^t year AUsute paid over history! Contact from for failure to secure art operator's after Rider waived examination on Present, Hoh: Etfnore Turkington. probate dtairlct within ten davs from license. /. Sizes 6 to 12, cardigans . .. slipover 6 to 12, 32 to the data of- Ihia order and return make 890,000,000 in claiiiu to proteîti policy your Allstate Agent ây* blue, brown, heather. Sizes 34 to 44, the charge. Rider was fdpresented 2.98 to 4.98 *■ Convoy toggle style jacket with detachable hotîl i to'this court of the notice given. . , Pagbum was clbcked at 65 fn.p.h. by Atty. Frank A. Francis of i n f 2nd dav of November. 1!)&4 at holders. Proof that,'whatever happens, ^ today. Also ask ■ ^ regulars, shorts, longs. or zjp front jacquard trim jacket, hat and ski 38, jairqusrd patterns. A terrific value. While the.v, eleven o'clock in the forem^.n. at a ! ______JOHN J. WALLpTT. Judge, in a, 2i5-'m.p.h. zone, acconrting to Hartford. - I held At the Pro you're in good hands with AUftate! Assistant Prosecutor William toe- •" Slacks. — I last. AT about, the availa The defendant was aVrested Oet.' ------bate Office In ihe,Th»n of Coventry, la A TOUBT o r PROftATK h^)A Felts,' velveteens, rollers, bonnet j . ; . kft»by tor a hfkrinr upon ihe j Manfha»ter within ând for ihÎh^ Han. • 18 bh complaint of the mother of f if Yet the new Allstate Crusader Policy bility o f low cost ’ AbMnniwis In fltiM : •Adelbert J. Gunther, 48. of 67 •fltlfm cnt Mid allowanci* of Hio admin^ ‘ DigtrlCt of Manchâter oh th^ 19th da>5- an'8-year-bld girl who said he was styles, clips,, cloche. All colors.. i- ' ' • i • iMration arcf>um. for iha aacrrtainm4inf o f ^ f o b ^ r . 195C. gives fat greater protection at AUsUte’s Allstate home fire insurance and com Gardner St., was'fined t25far pass* ■involved in an liirident with the . ^ ,lhf .distributefg of aaid •*alat*‘ and Prâ#*nf. Hon. ôhn - J. WallMt. Judir^. I ing r stoppiuJ school bus. JW jfS ordrr of digtrtbution and tt la ,.K%tatf of Richard P. Gaudiho. lat^ of famous lower rate*. prehensive personal liability ioturance. girl on the'bas he waa driving, po ORDERED, ‘m t xadniMatrator of .Hanch#at/r. ih Mid Diatrict. decaanM. c Don^d F. Judd J 32. of 10 torive lice iiaid. Patrolman Primo Ama- | GROUP, ORIG. to 2.49* 1| AA •Aid aatau akldblt M id arcouliT“nrr«ald ’ adrafalatrafHx ha%*iniT axhihitfd , G. W'as-fined $21 for failure to ob Flannel Shirt and A M Jt Court at iha day and hour atxivy m#*n-! odniimalratlon arroimt with aaid YOU SAVg 2 WAYS tain a driver's license, toeHan tpjd tjco'carri^d oijt InYWigatlo^ of the Uonad and that noticr of th** tiinc^ and aetata to thla Court for aUowhnoa. it ia alleged Incident. for oald haarln«,»ie givefi i.. ORDERED: That the Jfat dav of Ot * the couit Judd told police he haa'â Boys' Winter Caps X e U U Corduroy Slack Set ^ aA n T Ali vlwlwona known to ba. interagtad in lobar. 1956. at laji o'clQ«'k. forano4>n. license at the time oPhla ari-eat. REPEATED BY SPECIAL MQUEST A of ihla at tha Prtiliata O fnre in tha Municipal AT ROBERT MALLI A Brookline. Mass, man, Mhrtln ornar to In Riiiltlinir . in Mid ...... Manchaatar...... ha and SEARS-HOEBUCK and COL -BLDG. n^w M p^r h*v*Pif • Circulation ih Mid ‘ *[•** aaai|tnad for a hearinr on y. Price, forfeited a' *20 ^bond Board Approves Wool melttffis or cotton gabardines. Many , with "Sizes 3 to 6x,.in plaid or ivy striped shirt and flan Dt"triri «ad pMt<^ on tha nubUr alan- allowanr# of M id adminiatration acw You savo iMcaufo'wo Fully Elanriel. Lined CoTduroy fur earlaps, fully lined. . . .* nel cuff boxer slarkt- ' h/ATfrl whara/« tha dacaaaad last aaid aatata. aac^rtainmanl of 348 MIDDLE TURNfIKE WEST — MANCHESTER 1 " in tha To^n of Covsantry aant bv Ilf*" ordar^f dialribution and this .mok* tfwt* in our Outlay of $8,000 - - '7 * ■ A . -I remstered mail in- <8uiH directs that ...... no'llce of...... the tim I ■Fratifl* Hill Watson. 8:ar Route •'•'I' P'*®* assigned for said hearing be : PHONE MItahaN 3.8734 own tciilering plonttr ^ or Poplin Boxer Slacks ^ r , ;V'. ••iwvtt City. Connectlc'jt." ' ; given to all persons known to be tnleri Personal Nbii.ces . The Boartl; of .Directors last tioreoce Hill t'ampbell.^ star Route ■'st-ed .therein to appear and he heerd • I Jawall Citv ConnectirtiL Alice H lli"'y ’'’®" •*'' publishing a copy of this You •avn.bMnwfO w « night approved appropriationa of ORIG. 1.69.1.98 BOYS* ^ A A 2>njwle. 1 M orses Pond Rtl.. WeUetsley j " t T f. *" »®nt» newspaper having a rir- 85.000 to pay for iaspink’fiscal year Orig. 2.50., 2.69 Thickset Hockmeyer A A "7 •l.Maas., ■ ■ ■ rulktlon In aaid District, at least firs'- soil Hioni In ou r ow n Card of Thanks bonds and $3,000 to pay' fo r. hor- .eeAtlarîll. 141 Hemingway Ave., E. ! dSva before the dSv of said hearing. T^jp^ng rs for their;'maii.V Csvesitrv Ooin,.- ^ ------imerdlan- a.! liism for JaffreV----- .7rJm - arts .of.kindness______ajid_ - ______eynipathy^sboen hearings at "which there was no i - Sizes 6 to 10,3 pockets, zip fly. half boxer, cuffed, Sizes 8 to'7, aanforized, famous make riifcke. V ;‘ . CiovSntnr. Conn., Gaudlno ^ Joasph Patll iGaudtno. ____ e a eeMp'An us m our ■ ...... '^■ RFD No. I. CovtsHrr. fQl|K>r9. den death • • 6 6 6' famous'make. ^ ■ plaids, p ^ ta. , . JOHN J. WALLETY. Judga. c£'rtj> « O M F A N Y- ' F 81. O T , E C T /I O .N Yost. Also tn tb thesethose w,he w,ho sent Mass cards The sums wUl be ftn^ced bj . Slxot7te14 . I ^ \ ■ and- ' ----- beautiiulllful floral tributes and to-all the difference in the actulirover< • * 7 • * i .*.1. * , Who 4)flered th^ use of t b e l ^ ^ s . the eefimated cash J>alance at the 2 pockets, Ved, nevy. -SwA-teihiick m4 C » He— OWfe», SkoMa, Saxat*. ^ (RoutftS and 15) XT MrJ; Ir«ie Vlnceli end qf the lait.fladal year, dnd by ■ L , Read Herald Adra. BERLIN TURNPIKE h. Albert Yost,Yoi money the ,to«T» haa fecelved from- At Earl Ybst._ tG 72 OvGrpdtt Leonard YeeL reinveating borrowed iponey, -‘ I. J J, ■ ; A.'- - I ' ^ ■ ./*• '•A .A - .T'"\ %“ • ’i-t V A ■V 7" 1 > f .. r to M i Mi 4 V . ■ \

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Behind the “ Elljem” symbol beRan, in 1953, people have FLANNEL LINED Ll-X FIRST QUALITY NYLON TRICOT lies the vision and come forward with interestinR Tuscany, Sicily, Italian costumes and echoes of the Renaissance. •*v achievement pf Mjss Hazel Rifts to. help children learn Lutz, for whom the Lutz about the ways of the world, y Junior Museum is named. Miss . PTA mothers voluntarily con- s SLIPS Lutz and the PTA members of ' duct Ruided tours through the ■ f -c the, various Manchester museum; PTA fathers make I', schools have created a world the ca.ses for the exhibits and' ■]v-> in microcosm which school various technical item.s. > o children may “ see and. feel.” Miss Lutz, supervisor of art “Eljem” has over 1,000 iex- for the town’s school system; hibits which may be circulated -Mrs. Allan Taylor, chairman X .X- to the school as well as the of the museum committee and niu86um's central treasure x other willirtR'helpers in the trovi at WaddeU School. Mo.st museum program have one X \ of the ethnoloRical, historical, further dream. It is that all ReolbRical, scientific and other their wonderful exhibits may classes of objects may be han- one.day be housed in a sepa- Wide-eyed yoqth seeka the reputed wisdom of a great Horn^ owL dled and examined by the stu- .rate buildinR. They would then • All first quality— Boxer waist, full cut | X'' • Darlshly lace trim top and bottom! rX;.. dents. ‘‘We are fryinRto brinR be available for viewing moire • Sizes 3 to 8. Many colors to seelct from! • Sizes 32 to 40. Shadow panel! the world into the classroom,” often. itSf k ^ ^ y . . . . . ■/ ■ 'Miss Lutz says. "Eljem” has created a little Most of the items were do- world. , * ' fcl-. -.7]^ - i ; REG. 1.98! LADIES'x VALUES T 0 1.59!, BOYS' nated. Ever aince the museum ,p| ^ *>r syivi.h ofi.r* «ns Arthur i- NYLON CotTON FIRST QUALITY and X. \Z. : u, -i 7afc,,rS,. 'X DRESS SHIRTS y r - h\ \ X i •’ » s , I' -S': VJ-* ' 8j ■.'iir

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,'CONN* WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24; 1966 A- I^ÊRiCNlT-FOtil MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCHESim CONN* WEDNESDAV. OÔ BER 24, 1966 Ewr she recalled. *T started d—There iaa young the American Machine A Foundry "No, I don't think so,” she aald. he announced today. I «• Fag* Tmatgr-foalr) uled to attend the meeting, which gal anglnaer hera who hold* down Qo. "Men are human, after, all, and not cheaply for the homa” . The Board of Education hat al Besides harnessing the sun, Miss Hippie emphatically said he Extended Eoi*eca8t will be held at 8 pm . in the hear a top Jbb In building America's It sounds Uks an unfemlnins Job, an snginieering problem. There la Siha AOama Ml Aoia than t.ooo ready recommanded a 25-acre site ing room of the lAnlcipal Build no predictable scientific law oh Harman is interested in teaching. wanta to be relieved from the on. E. Middle Tpke., disgonslly guio they thum mA I give up? '.■ V She asked. "W hra^ll they learn ?” ' Miss Kellera said her unsuc- esssful efforto to win the Republi I k O B can . Senatorial nomination last C summer praved on* thing: *VnlpM you belong to the ma- 1007. WOOL, FLANNELS, 'ôu can’t ruin for office in ticut.” at FHRWAV Kelldnu was ahaiply. crlt- of the Secretary of Stota. REG. 29eLB. "Not once.” ah* said, "did Mrs. ORLONS, WCX)L JERSEY AHen call m* up to diseUB* th* FLUS DOUIU STAMFS patitioiia She turned them over to ♦ 2nd Tiri wk«n You Buy 1 it a handwriting expert and left for tire at R«g. No Tiodo*iii FricoTof Ohlifomla.” Mias Kellema eoaclnded her oon- aarsation with th* newsman by YOUR HERDQUMTERS oommenting:-' "Tou can say I'm ORIGINALLY 17.98 aery chiserful.” — FIRSThINE FARTY SUFFLIES MASKS FUMFMNS ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT QUALITY FAFER GOODS WIGS ^ NOVELTIES Drop Noted Here SEAL and CUT OUTS BEARDS ^ ^ C A N D L E S ORIGINALLY .99 NOISEMAKERS MAKE-UF CANDY In Jobless Oaims NOW IN A KENMORE 22.98 to 29.98 tlbamployment claims in th* SEE OUR HUGE DISPLAY Manchestor area, declined last a»* from Ml to Ml, the State MAHOGANY CONSOLE HaMr Depwtment reported today. SIZES 5 TO 15 The drop here, however, occur- • Katory action; Sows forward and rovono Black IT WhNawall .Taka-Tipa rad as the total number d claims SIZES 8 TO 16 throughout th* State was rising o Convoniont nwmborod stitch roflvlat^ FOR ONLY CHOICE Bleak ar WkHawii Takalitt from 1S,10S to 1S,S7S. Eleven of the department’s 19 unemployment Hinfod protsor foot oSminertot basting offices in th* State veporM in o Automatic bobbin urindor; Dorning roiooso creases. There was a much sharper in o Suib-in light «nd foil sot of ottochmonts 9 9 * ^ crease from IdJMd to 22,427—in o Booutifwl mohogony finith hoidwood 5.00 D O ^ —5.00 the conraspondi^ period in 19S5, but ths labor Department said' that was due largely to claims Sled by pdpBQM who were out of work MANCHESTER SHOPPING FAItKADE MmpQMn^ beoause of the floods. PHONE Ml 9-4581 * COSTUMES In Manchester, there was a de STORE HOURS: cided drop in the number of initial Otjfc>u€ monsy Moeday, Thursday, fVidayr-4:8l>-9 claims last week. These claims. Tuesday Wednesday,- aatnrdaj^:80-S;S9 Which indicated heW spets of un- .V c FOR CHILDREN 4 to 14 yn. a^loyment, dropped from 79 to -X There were also leas wpraen ob taining beneflts in this area. The N . Over 20 Different Styles department reported that women accounted for IM claims or 49.3 TWEED and FLANNELS per cent, of th* total, last week. ,^ SH O P .You'm sum to End fuBt what fhn kidB wont froM In the i»accdlng week, women acr counted for 209, or AS.4 per cent, StRAICHT and FLARED ' thn cutnM’ ond mninst eoHnetion to bg fonnd. M at the total. HAIAMAC'S ' \ town — ond 1 . • ■ Payments ot unemployment /baneflU in - the -SUt* last week amounted to 1340,797, an increase FOR of 993,813 over the amount paid in r 5 . 9 9 the preceding week, the total paid FOR YOUR FA U WAI^DRORE ORIGINALLY 8.98 t • • Gat 2nd 1 8 out so far this year is 916,220,193. ' V - SFECIALLY During the correqiondiiig w e^ a ' i - Tire for year ago, unemployment checks FAIRWAY $1.49 Tfi $1.79 totalled 9S4SM2. and the total NATIONAUT ADVERTISED O n h r MONTHS for the year to date was.922,570,- FRICED 098. ORIGINALLY 10.98-12.98 ■ Th* department also reported WRITTEII that''Unemployment benefits for 276 claimants ran out l u t week. CLIPPER#CRAFT . ’ . ■ ■ • ’ This brings the total of claims ex UNCONBITIONAL haustions to lO.R&g. There were 6:70x15 10% DiMOHBt OR Ail Values to 2.98 17M4 exhaustions at this time last ORIGINALLY 14.98 .... year. Bld^wolt 6UARAKTEE ~1. HiliowaaR Naadt, !a^ Cl.bv0H»ii.tioo I PLUS DOUBLE s t a m p s I TUBE TYPF. CUSHIONS Bl.ACKWALL

“-I r IM TIRE o TIRE .DOWN ' ‘ f S O ^55 2 4 Jl-1L999«. HI BULK 100% 3-Fc. INFANT *18" month toryice guorontot cord ogojnW rood koxords ... hofforod 6 :70-1 r $22.45 i8 .9 B $3.50 , . SIZES 34^ 100*/* ORLON or NYLON 100% WOOL WORSTEDS. FLANNELS, SHARKSKINS -ONcrOM thd':notioii' ' 7 : 10-15 24.95 9.9$ 4.00 SWEATER SET % ; * NEW FA U STYLES t . 1 7 :60-15 1 27.25 1 10.90 1 4.25 ORLON SWEATERS '■''77"" * Tough X"41 * Co*ld Rubbot, baodod royon cord SW tATU I • CRAY RADIO-TV. # O R L O N and ORIGINALLY -V -> • Modern'Xut-Skid'' floaA*^grootor trocfioii ■ V m g.7947—Ml S-gtU 2 [ c h a r g e it a t n o ex t r a COST I ^ 39.98 TUBE TYPE CUSHIONS WHITEWALL lEAUTIFUL C * HAT ^ A Scnricfl Calls 12.50 7 .’ I 2 8 ' 0 o NEW ^ f •'>-r DOWN .8 8 T Plus Parts 5 F U R B LEN D SIZE latTIRE ’’ 2imI TIRE COLORS BOOTIES ^ V AO Work Guaranteed W MEN'S AND FREFS' HAG9 AR fjriRiS— $ $10.98 i * - SLIPONS and CARDISANS 6 :70-15 27.45 $4.25 REG. 5.98 ■ ASST. C O L O R S -^ E G .iill 7 : 10-15 30.45 12.18 4.75 SAVE 42% on 7 :60-15 33.25 13.30 5JLS Ude fortiw SUCKS 2 rr ORIGINALLY . f REG. $ .fSto $ . Fr. 4 9 95 i • WOOL and DACRON NMait ilVHY IIK S TUBELESS CUSHIONS BLACKWALL XMAS CARDS ‘6.98 to 12.98 CMS DOWN Roxdf SO , VISIT OUR "PREP pEPT/V ; ORIGINALLY Rafolor Solo 1M TIRE 2nd TIRE __;2_TiBa_ SIZE trie* RHm* ASSORTED MQNBAYS SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF 7.98fo>.98 6 :7CM5 $25.25 $ 10.30 i $4.00 ■'Ll 3.99 - OUTSTANDING AND DIFFERENT STYLES 6 -^70-15 . 6.95 7 : 10-15 11.30 4.50 - REG. 2.S0 N 7 :10-15 6.95 . 3.99 7 :60-15 3CL|^5 12.89 4.75 nr IN SFORTSWEAR AND DRESSWEAR ---- WHILE THEY LAST '4 ■ t IVY LEAGUE SHIRTS AND SLACKS—SIZE U UF 7 :60-15 3.99 MNNICTICMr MISICAl 6MVICI . ■ ' _ 1 . .. ■' .. ' V '• - -F- TUBELESS CUSHIONS WHITEWALL SOX I tt . iNw NAVM I , LARGE REUECriON OF OOWNr--^ r: J NO TIUDE-IN NECESSARY > SIZE 1M tire 1 2ii4 TIRE j__R TltH_ w in t e r DOUBLE FA U and JACKETS Man Tailored in Dacron and Cotton • Comigotod Rnbbor Ci'own, 6 :70-15 $30.95 $12.38 $4:75' n S EN T EE 1 / • Ac#* Liko Vokr# Around‘Funeturof, ^ 7 :10-15 33.95 13.58 5.25 STM ir ^ ‘ORIGINAUr ' Slows UgXonk ' > i 7 :60-15 j 36.75 14.70 5.7 5 -. S.98 • Simllor Soringt Othor Si*o* MUOTS Ctarg* ALL n i c n ru B tax —no y«a m -in miquirid WEIKHI Aeeauata . lavttol HARMAG ■ lRS e a s y TERMS m MAIN ST. MANCHBSTa *f'S\ 4:. Y .V b u y t ir e s b a t t e r ie s , s e a t c o v e r s -10% d o w n o n 9EAI MAMCHERTEB SHOrPIMa rABKADB ' si, Hen'M W9tU‘” imONB Ml 94*81 OPEN EVERY BAY lsNJLM.ialiNP.iL |7*- .V-^ •fl]idAINST. manch^ ter ■ ■TOBB H O IW i t M g j u m lBiLio9-8iiii . jnoor xo ABifiro DjRvg r. 9>89 to' B<89 THURSBAY rbA PRIBAY HU. I PJL T . 1 ‘JO. . - / ’MMUPI AND 90b r, 'm fkioay 9i*9 FUBFAkUONG I: •V., . r V 7 ' • “si- - .t - \ - ' " 'V- ■ , . ; 7 I,. • ■ ,.' . ■, ‘ ■ ■■ r.'(

5inY?SIX MANCHESTER EVENDJO HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1968 MANCRBSTER EVENING h e r a l d . MANCHESTBR. CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1958 PAGB' The only way to enjoy a beautl< Ha who ia not grdtaful for tha V BUGS BUNNY ful, productive garden is to live good thingi ha has would not ba ; Florida Send* Candy . Keep reneh in the FamUy next door to oije and cultivate your happy with what Ka wtshae ha DirMt to PINE LENOX PHAR Satisfy ^dvery member of the neighbor. had. MACY, 299 Blast Center St. and to family equally. When Dad wanti Sense and Nonsense Man—Has . your baby learned to j Tramp — Onuld you ^ v a a poor Antwar to PrevieusPynIe PINE PHARMACY, 664 OenterBt., to watch hiafavorito TV, program talk yet? Off I fallow a bite?., • for your enjoyment. P «*n pralines^ and the t children agitate for their Young children A! Neighbor—Yea. we’re taachingi Housewife I .don’t bits myi Dinntr -D «ft are uniquely packaged to resem-. Georgia Founder perference, that'* when .an extra (xnd healthful fraah'air I ’ve found two things' wrong jviUi him to keep quiet now. / , |self,;but r il call the dog. ble a mlnitjlure cotton bale, n o f- him. television aet, a "H O T P O IN T ’ school ahd study keep A qiemorlal to General James lda.oran(|;e coconut patties are an Second. Farmer— What ? ACROSS a Network TORTABLE TV from GOOD doors.. ' ^ Ekiward Oglethorpe, founder of nusual < taste treat as .vSfre the CARNIVAL 1 Roast loin 4 Dexterity' YEAR SBRVICB 6TORE, 713 Thie fs the time' they'., Georgia, atande On the aummlt. of First Farmer — Weii,' when he BY DICK TURNER ” Cho-Ko“ maltlA,.deligntfuIly dif gets out you can't catch him... of — — I Food Main St. solve* all problems. The aunshine vitamins add tohRf Mount Oglethorpe, Georgia. The ferent, nutritious and made in monument ia focated 'at ^the louth- Second Farmer— And what’s he f Smear----- container entire 1957 line U magnificently of Father John’s-lK ed B h fc em end o f' the Applachian Trail, other thing? (eottsf# /1 Mountain Florida. Try cohte soon. And while^âplayed In the gamut of colors is equally Important you’re here 'pick up a package or and ranging jn aize from 0” to 17’ ups, t(x>. Father John's Me I- a hiklhg route which extendg over First Farmer— ..H e ain’t worth cheesel ridies catching. . . » I ——1 cream 7 Withered two of HALLOWEEN CANDIES viewing screens. Handsome con helps build added reaistanev/(tp 2,000 miles from Mount Katahdin, colds ckused' by laOk o f VltkjRln Maine, to Mount Ogiethorpe. 12 Where bread I Worms from th.e tasty asaortment make soles in wood finishes to suit your Hook Up ChrlBtoiaa Gift "P your own "trick or treat”to hand- Boya’ Winter Jftekete Held Heat .Work Done by Bsperta fancy are here too. And, remember A in the diet; - h Little Molly had been very try Is baked • Purpose Now la the time to put your Nothing Tops Tho QIastic Madonna and Child N, Bone chilling winter winds may Your.fashlonable clothes look no out*. There are more MASKS, "HOTPOINT ” HI-VI stand* for Visitor—I suppose .vou have to ing all day. That evening when her UWalfod lOCoronut flber knitting needles, your crochet 47 Poiseneuf be expected soon. Keep your grow better than the ahoea you wear. NOISEMAKERS and COSTUMES grown-up sister was putting.her 14 At this time 11 Female ih c^ 21 Slip hook to work on Chriitmaa gifts. high vivid picture, sound and styl FM COUCHS M il TOJ be conauuitiy on the aiert to pre w#ad..:_— ing boy snug and warm In a Give your ahQea and hatl the cai'e- Kof flame-retardent material) than vent the CKspe of iunatics.' to bed. she said she hoped the 15 Advance fees (pJ.) 30 Solitary' ing. C4 ' 41 Fencing Nothing is more appreciated than "Lakeland” jacket from BQYS’ ful yet infxpenaive care they need' yQW>-can ehake'a broomstick at! Attendant—Ve?; nCariy ali of child would be a better girl to ITCrsivai II Slanted type 31 Arrow poison a hand - made gift, planned espe sword AND STUDENTS’ SHOP of C. B. ky bringiiig them to J. W .'H A L E them are just crasy to get out. morrow, and not make everybody II Upright 20 Melba----- S3 Subterfuges cially for a favorite aome ohe. Cottage chgbae will abeorb 50 German king HOUSE. A SON. Tailored of SHOE R E P A IR the shoo that has Now’s the time to check your odors of other foods in the re unhappy wit3i her naughty Tem 11 Sways . 22 Mislays S3 Store fodder- y o u r Y a r n s h o p , so co tu ge 51 Europaan ' rugged all-wool fabric, do aee the modern equipment aii^ skilled wardrobe against what’s at the frigerator., so it should be kept per. Molly listened In silence, 21 Cabbagt 24 Cold wind 40 Command!' SL ia full of auggeations for amall, He — I iove you! I iOve you! region jacket labeled ‘Narvik Bay.” It'a workmen to do corrective work on> cleaners or In storage. That winter tightly covered. thought hard .for a few. moments, IT Male child 25 finpioyed 43 Leather strip quick and easy accesaorlea you can " j O ^ £ S Speak! Answer me! 52 Essential bting a- handsome garment, of muted shoes, just as Your doctor onlers. coat will be of mighty little com and then .said wisely; ."yes, when 24 Except 26 Eastern 45 Observes ' make iik a few hours and make The m a ld eifcoyiy hung her SS Decay continental - stripes, blended . for fort if it’s unavailable on that first it’s me It’s teniper; when it's 27 Dcprivatioh Virginis 46 Food Ash somebody -happy on- Christmas, Covering or wrapping' butter head. a color and dash. "Oto-Along” I f things are tight in the budg bitter - cold day which is bound to you. it’s nerves,” 21 Gudnin'i morning. And remember, here you; tightly. Is recommended to prevent She — I — oh, Tom, this is po sleeves may be lengthened as your et departmenL now’a the time to show up In the near future. f husband can get friendly, capable • IN- the absorption of foreign fllvors sudden! boy grows. Luxurious quilted lin ahop the stores for counter-soiled from other foods. The original He drew her close to him. Junior "Whar is a debtor, pa? 12 Egyptian god STRUCrnON at NO EX TR A 34 Wound ing includea heat-holding Nylo- gloves In cotton or nylon.: Store* — Enliven chicken s (i 1 a d with parchment or foil wrapper plus the He (gentlyI — Don’t be afraid, Dad-=A' man »;ho owes money. CHARGE. So, give yourself the seedless grspes, salted almonds, 31 Lost weight .. Therm insulation. Real boy colors. are clearing atocka for Chrlatmaa wax carton provide ample protec darling! Would you like me to .Junior— What is-a creditor? thrill of accomplishment. The shop Dynel fur collar. Sizes 6-12/ Other water chestnuts or diced cucum 37 Chant - merchandlae. tion, It they’re kept closed. ask your.mother first? Dad -The man who thinks he’s is open ,to 9 p.m. tomorrow. Stop ber. 31 Fruil drinks famous "Lakeland” jackets in She (gasping) — No, no! Moth going to get It. in- Men’s Dept. Buy Toy* Now er is a widow. I want you myself! 31 Lays turf Like Havlag a Fnll-TInae Maid 41 Bom Ever aince "M A R TIN IZ IN O ” the Choose., green-tipped' bananas I f you’re planning some extra The folks next door have a boy A cluster of seedless grap^, a’ The mishap y ^ a t befalls the when'you are planning to make special toy gifts for your young First Farmer—I have had that who is the living photograph of 42 Moisten fresh pear halve or aome wedges working girlYmoet often Is the ONE HOUR DRY CLEANING hae come to 20 East Center St. it’a. like fritters of this fruit, Serve the sters this Christmas, you really' ornery mule you sold . .pie for his' father.and a girl who.is the 44 Check of red-skinned apple help to make stocking ^ i h a run in It. A word BANTLY having a full-time servant working dessert with a lemon sauce. should stop in at the FAIRWAY, lt3S than a week now, and already living phonograph of her mother. 41 Cut a> luncheon sandwich look and Of advice: An extra pair of stock 41 Slick for you. Here capable hands take 975 Main St. and have your selec taste good. The fruit will be deli-, ings kept In a desk drawer will Stretch Food Budget with Poultry 53 — tamale'' over the toiled, dusty D RAP tions put away now 'There- is no ex clous with a filling of ham, chicken save embarrassment. Everybody loves poultry from 54 Musical plays ERIES. SLIPCOVERS, BLANK tra charge'for their ley-a-awy plan or cheeae. LYNN POULTRY FARMS store TM <>u t o u Ii 'W a y BY J. R. WILUAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE SI Playing card ETS. BREADSPRBADS. as well and ypu w)ll be sure pf the beet I f you don't ^ke the color of In the "Psrkade” ‘and at the center. .selection. For one of the most care ST riddling Quick vegetable dish: Brown your, hair, change. IL This Is a as the entire family WARDROBES ( f t (CO'" h I. i ( H r r r r b a c k o u t ow Roman and go. to work fast and thorough And there are sound reasons for fully purchased array of toys In tiny cubes of bread in olive ufl and day In which no one ia ashamed Its popularity. L Y N N PO U LTRY 7M’ n ttC H T)U. TH6V COMB b e t t e r MUST You PLAY I amparor sprinkle over piping hot . canned ly to return the garments to you, town, all year round. It’s hard to BY AdAIM.' THAT'S WHAT GO EASY, of tinted hair. Some girls . switch Is not only delicious' In taste all the beat the F A IR W A Y . you ARern 5Ma tc h - 7 d i e t , , THE ÂAAE o l d ^ SI Japanese ’ stewed tomatoes. Serve in sauce looking like new, colors are bright 'COMES FROM B6(NO COOP »LAST SCRATCHY RECORD? colors each season. VYhile this time, but it is one of the moat nu- LOOKI*U6-THCY SVVtPEP 1SG ATTME PORK ^ HUM ? outeasta dishes.' isn't necessary, they find it fun. and evervthing smell* fresh and TIME ^ THE Simple f a c t .*W BecUe clean. W H ITE SHIRTS (and sport trittou* of foods, and being leas Softened or partially melted ice THOSE AMP THERE'S MO CH0P5 Wrm yc»o(e / t e y im g , fatty has fewer calories per serv YOU IS X HAD A LAB&B 60 Heroic feat Count on one tablespoon of corn shirts) are returned to you expert cream hiM a tendency to develop a DIFFERENCE BETWEEN USUAL FALL-OM TO OrgMixe Yaiir Magaxinea ing- Buy in accordance tc the needs ABSENTEE BWIPINO AMP Red u c ed RPRTERHOOSE II Painful starch having the thickening pow ly laundered and Ironed In Just coarse texture when th* product la ■mE-BAU. TECH: CROWD . A Charming way. to keep read snd preferences of family, and refroxen. HlQU^/MATOR.^ YOU ^ e A K FO R ^ sr of two tablespoons of flour. TWO HOURS If you bring them Vo u kse lf; DIDN'T DOWN ing matter conveniently ready to guests. Buy only the parts you like STACTING back: )Hc h —~ ' to 299 W. Middle Tpke. 1 Orlflea in skin tote to your favorite chair. Is a beat: all WINGS, or BREASTS, or Don't Admit 'Defeat' TO FEEL PILL OUT HO-HUM.' BALLOTS IM1D ‘*This it my daughtar EdttH! I f^ r a aoma good aembat I Abovt Hallaween CkMnea Next Week handsome Vermont Pine Sap Before you say " I ’d Uke to, but VOOR ^ LAST YeARK, YOUR When making applesauce try LIVERS, LEGS. SOUP STOCK. WRlNklES^ training now may aava har aarioua injury latar on!" „ Why not reaolve to be an early Bucket, priced $5.82, (reg. $6.75) I can’t wear the slim, superb p a j a m a s / Halloween shopper this year, and during W A TK IN S 82nd A N N I adding grated orange rind — far a Don't Doloy! different tang and a golden color. You can usually teat whether a sheath dresses, spend a few min-- assure your youngster the costume VERSARY SALE continuing souffle is baked enough by insert utea with MRS. GLAZIER, foun of his choice! The FAIRW 'AY, 97.'5 through October. This Is a roomy For InfîrmotkNi CoR PRISCILLA’S POP Has its DrawbRcks BY a l Ve r m e e r ing a silY-sr knife halfway between dation garment fitting expert at Main St., has a moat complete as magazine holder, 12” across.-'10” Wind and String Instrumenla the center and the outer edge of LENORE’S. 431 Main St. Only if sortment of Hallowe’en costume, high. The center divider keeps Repaired CAUGHT A J 842/ The beauty and .Inspiration of the dish; the knife should come out she says “ no” Is it "no” . Ml 94)332— Ml 94321- I GUESS AT YiMES IT'S - A REAl N accessories add decorations. And, printed matter neatly upright. A KEIMP’S, 703 Main St. maintain this lovely .panel of the Madonna HE WAS 12'/j.?6’ clean. ITiia applied to souffles DISADVANTAGE,FAGE, BEING ) the lowest prices, in town. We well-choaen gift for .many /oc an INSTRUMENT REPAIR DE and Child will help you spend DemocraiUe Town Commlttob ABOUT. A CLERGYMAN.'I G Y M A N M ^ bsked’at a constant alow tempera Checked. . ' . Always fn good taste—the per casions. ! ' PA R TM E N T where you can bring many serene hours. It is embroi ture. fect dress for every event. An ex your cherished musicpl'lhatrument dered In simple stitches and rich The Inquirer Keep eil.ier a straight-edged pertly tailored shlrtwaister, in, half Silicone-base preparations , are for a complete, careful, check-up, colon. knife or a snuill spatula In your sixes, with contrast and buttons fine for waterproofing ipen'e ahoea, tune-up and general examination. Pattern No. 5106 contains hot- kitchen for leveling off a cup (or for trim. but che.ck with your shoe deller Worn, weakened parts will be re iron transfer for design— 10*4" x fractionwof a cup) when you are No. 8424 with Patt-Ô-Rama In before uaing them on your foot placed or repaired as needed. A ll 14” ; material requirements; color measuring dry ingredients. cluded Is in sixes 12’ j, 10'.^, wear. Certain types of trimming work doqg by experts Is fully guar chart; stitch illustrations. 18*s. 20>i, 22'i, 24'i. 26ti. Size can be discolored by their use. anteed and reasonably priced. Send 25c in Coins, your naiMn Fins dry bread crumbs often 14*4, monotone, 4 4i yards of 35- address and the Pattern Numlier i make a fine casserole .toppings; Inch. Aiitumu Duets After-school snack!'Rounds of to ANNE CABOT, THE MAN but first mix a cup of the cnimbs For this palte.rn, send .T5c in coins, There le fashion and budget cored apple spread .with peanut CHESTER EVENING HERALD. W _ _ '••sv «-ith a quarter cup of malted but your name, address, size desired, harmonv in the appealing butter O f cream cheese. IIM AVE. AMERICAS, NEW • ter or margarine. and the pattern nupriber to SUE SPORTSWEAR S E PA R A TE S YO RK M . { a THilETy VEARS'IDO SOON T H IN G S * ^ .2 ,) now appearing at MONTGOM Give Honne Gewing a Nqw available— the colorful 19.56 j ja ta a ia B M u BURNETT THE M.ANCHESTER Small rotary graters, operated EVE.NING' HER.ALD flVlO AVE. ERY WARD CXJklPANY- The Professional Look Needlework Album containing | 9 by hand, are wonderftilly Useful for SKIRTS, priced $3.98 to $5.98 In dozens of. lovely designs ftpm - A a l l e y OOP He’s Sore AMKRICLAS, NEW YORK S«. N.Y. If it’s individuality and aniart BY V. i. i i a MLIN ri.fjLAg. grating nutmeats and they are With your pattern, order send sn waist sixes 22-38, are tailored of detailing you seek, then you’ll rate which to choose more patterns in I J widely avaiiabla how and Inex additional 2.1 cents for the Fall A cordqroy. rayon gabardine, wool, A-l w hen J, W. HALE C»RP. erpehet. embroidery and knit -r ® COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO iWeeds.'also felt In-fiared or slim plus 3 gift patterns, directions SPECIALS pensive. Winter ’56 Issue of oiir fascinating makes the belt to accompany the ^ l-EXDYOJ pattern magazine. It’S filled with a styles, some with Jaunty kick dress,you sew yourself. Bring yoUr printed in Jbook. Only 25c<-a copy! AWOOLYWORH Go Much Fashion wide variety of eas.v to sew styles pleats.'- Self belts or fine leather own fabric and whether you ehdoee >M3ULPPOTW' The popular "blouson” look 1* for all ages. 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' ' i i ' / 7 ; I MANCHES’A’^ EVENli^G HERALD, MANCHESTEE CONN* WEDNESDAY, O tTO ^R 24, 19M PAGE'tlYiWW^' n m iT -B T G R T MANCHjaTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESt^R. C»Wy^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 195g Tebbetls Wins Manager'-of-the^Year/ilonor a Lands About Notre Dai * ------...... '''1' " .. ’ ^ . 1. 11.' ...... I ■ ■ . ../------I...^ - .... i. — ■ . ■ I ■ 9 ' ~ ^ - ||Ma|H|||||||M A ■ . “ Orange Gutird fjhoWJSuM^ h Plwlii No Giory and (^ td at Columbia^ Sooners Have r a t K4'H •I.KAOVR .•Qrlihasoii , 97 74 JSO 81. Rriassl's It) Moran . . . 99 95 291 Best Lineman Tie for Mnnroe ...... m . M2 224 I.S)ir Man 94 , 97 294 nichai'it .I...... , M — ...... 4«« 480 « 1 140S With Holman'Morris Provides Spatk jYet to^Deifeat l.ueas . x ...... K» S4 »S 292 Totals ...... So Benham Has to Like Football , M 8« isi AHA <11.. In Wtokly PoU Place in Siilllran ...... 19,1 D.. Anderson ...... lilt 97 117 3.12 ON'ell ...... 97 Mi ,1IA Rrennan ...... no 138 1 04 .152 Mrt'ai'thy ...... , 99 IWi 11 New York (NBA)—Thia U Ui« magazine articles exposing college Fighting Irish Msstir I...... -T 7S 78 M lruckl ...... m. 94 125 T!4 New York, Oct^ 24 (g^—A bit of football. A quiet kid frpm Ports New York, Oct. 24 . In Ri^ ®®“*JFor Princeton Eleven Phaneuf .... 103 T il 9* 312 quick thinkjng earned Ed Bailey, college - football 'lyimld of pifiude Totals 492 4S2 484 14.18 R erlsrh e . . . 108 138 97 341 Benham of Columbia, who Wh*' th* mouth, iVa^, Benham la too busy George (Biniie) Tsbk IV, A nderson ...... 11)3 120 117 .140 Syracuae./guard, the Aaaociated PortlMtd. Or*., Oct. ?4 (»V-Un- Norman. Okla., Oct. 24 (iP) ! m 4>nlsr 4'*as«s No. S .14). hatton’a second leading passer last w ttotling with pre-med course*. b«atcn Waie Machen w '' jfun for ' ...... 172 Preas Lthcman of the Week award There ie no monthly paycheck who almoit steerM th* «n4»* -—“Oklahoma score niOfO „Leslie 97 99 93 289 T otals ...... ;. .154 * 5 ^ TSS 1*72 se&s<^; hia 18th atrairht victory, and a Princeton, N.J., Oci 24 tVP)—It was the third, quarter. 114 123 98 .133, today. from the downtown automobile dog Cincinnati R e d l^ into hiftiar hea^’ywei{cht ranking when points against Notre Dame On the Friday ..night before Co Princeton led Colgate 1-20, but the visiting Red Raider.s 103 H>7 t i l 321 M«rhiN(* (t) The play came In ' the final lumbia waa to lose to Yale, the dealer. th6 World Serieg,. todiiy wbs than Michigan State? Son, R'^ckri . lit) 104 117 331 Ni.c-hlteln . . . . a . . ; . . . , 77 97 27’* "BInham,” rasps Coach jû Llt- vJu^yrtl^nv iâ na” ! threatened to score agaih\in last Saturday’s game. — 92 — 92 S)|,k . . . . 124 HR .^14 quarter of last Saturday's Syra- line conch tried to whip enthusi named National Leagoa Hai^ Suddenly play waa stopped. Fsna - A the Sooners will be lucky to: . . ----- JIaves . ., ?R 109 99 ,703 cuse-Army tame at Syracuse. The asm from a dlainterested student GTe, "would make somebotiy move agerrof-the-Year -In tlia Aaaoal- ttsnally taleviaed bout here .115 5>5 498 1,1.18 T ran h an 97 J01 94 292 Orange Icid 7-0 but here was Army over at any college.” Jordan gasped when they saw th^ m - get out of South. Bend Satur-; ' 10,7 93 lOS 299 -tody gathered at a pep rally. / ated Press annual pbIL ereca rluatered around junior talVr front, , Morris ci^.s.sed in front, H eath .. on the Syracuse tWb-lnch line and Olivar made a point of saying how took the ball from'liia fingertips (Iny v.'ltli their siring of 34 foot- CiMirnrfUii laMlIirraB <3> ' just want to make one po(n)i ’ nice it waa to see Benham play Tebbetta won easily.. - Ha fa* Mhchen, ranked No. .7, and Hol hack 'Tom Morria of Columbua^ bail viitorie.i intact,That's the R. OfBii ...... «1 s • 104 1S5 TolM i ...... 4.17 524 50e isim fourth down. It feemed a cinch the the. 'ccûdi snapped oeived 160 of th a 30T votaa aaotby e 40. 174 W iles <11 his final game against Yale. man, No. 8, haye been training Ohio. .and ran it mit to tlie Sibr.lnBk ...... S3, n M -1 1 1 3 Cadeta would acore. IS-the team,” a student members of the Bsaebatt'WMtsnT entire OU toacUing staff at- its ...... JOIt 94 BVi 299 ' ...... its hard for the fight lex’eral days here Colgate was stopped, and with ‘iroviH ...... 92 That Benham can retain hi* Morrii- had engineered all three fnvbi'ite pa’s! tine of chanting theliv. iV.ss', ...... «} 97 100 293 w 7 Arnifitroni: Army’s Vince Bart* bucked into yelled baeJ^sThe rally became a spirit and play It all-out despite Association oC Atnerioa. - and. doctors pronounced them in 4^,seronds left in the game MoiTii ...... lOfi 95 90 29.7 HarBB...... M the line. There was a big pileup. joke. BIKDIE TEBBETTS Fred Haney of MUwaakaa was physica! condition yesterday. Princeton touchdowna. It he waa "We Beat Them'; blues. • s/jv.*,' ...... — 100 92 193'. KirkR ...... •. .inS his situation seems to make a Injured. . . scored en in.siirnnce touchdown to ______MarLAChlAo .. __ .... 1)8 but it appeared that BarU had Columbia has^'wm toly two named on 84 ballots. Wglt Alatan, keep\Pi'inrcton undefeated in fbur From Head Coach Bud Wilkin-' _ mockery of the way well-paid liachcn, 34-year-old Redding. TTwn a buzc of relief swirled ...... ' 4S4 *495 .SOI 143R K. ArmBtroHa , made it When the officials got the games during S*nibK-./B*nham‘a blaet-Tumace schools run this who guided the Brookl^ Dodgira" OaUf., riiarpshooter, continued to ^ g.nme.^ 28-20. son down the line, the worry Mt. (i) HaiiBVf'i* ... . to the ntle, reoslirad only through the stands. Morria had 100 - 303 players unscrambled they ruled no career. Around the c^pua, tha game. ' ■, reifn as a 2-1 favorite In the sched growing among the coaching .staff (W v ...... 9fi- 107 4IU 495 479 14*S ' TD. C larify Rules tlx votes. BtibbjrBraâ Pttto- only a tom jersey. They brought \D«nilnuted cn Holleder, then an uled .10-round fight, whicri will be out another, stripping the torn . ■statislic.s provided concrete ...... 4J7 90 27.7 It developed later that while ing a chemistry qulx than they All-America Army end, grabbed burjgh had five and FnSYBiitdl^* earriod on (ABCI radio and tele- clotli from hia back. proof of now the IS-yea^-old stu-' handle the Irish iq the nstionall.v- HanK-ir'!...... 123 101 3,74 HO.MKN'S I.KAur*: son of St Louis and Mayo SnuW' televised-conle.st. i Nelson. ,...... Rfi m* 93 290 , Hnbbv Shappe <1) the top portion of Barta'a liody had are shout football. Benhams' arm during a 60-point For Throwers siaion starting a t d .p.m. (.PST) Flip'* Old Number ' d.Winaled the game. He ' Ilolmfî* .,...... 90 85 gone over the goal line, the ball Each Saturda.iyafternoon, Ben route and nearly wrenched it off. of Philadelphia got one aach. (10 pjtt. DST). They put No. 49 on him and ex- completed aeVen of 13, pas.ses for It's a sincere worry, and maybe Total* ...... 513 479 148.7 Tw ordv ....J...... 94 91 had not because of Bailey’s alert ham hurriedly rorowa passes off This season Benham crashed into Patient MsBagar is one 'reason that Oklahoms has ; - ! D*‘v .,,...... 91 91 A patient, although iBWiathina; Neither fighter predicted a citement became audible again. J'*'’ »• -Yteen .cameareg- : FJdU'r ...... 84 IPS thinking. He-got his hands on the his ear .while a/couple of tackier* Princeton during a 39-0 loss and London, Oct 24 OP—^The world'a knockout although both wefe T hat was Royce Flippin'a old num-1>'»>ds on the ground, been so.succe.ssfui tinder Wilkinson „ Moikodi.t N«. I_i9) 94 tUlmBki :...... 7? brush, past ’ Inadequate blockers javelin throwers rested easy today fiery, manager, Tebbette awldad ...... - S3 bail jn Barta's arm and kept the came out of a pile-up unable to guictty confident of winning. her. Flippln waa graduated la.st I ^ h 're vyaa a.V ironic touch in \ for 10 yeata. . nirhmoo'd ' . . . . . 1''2. lf« 1 3i>9 ('AriM'iurr Army player from working the and hatter mni into the turf. On remember signals. He wobbled to —they won't have to develop a new the Redlegs into a leadlv pamiaat 255 “ contender in one year. T t i y w ara Tommy Hoyer, who la promoting year after giving Princeton its i There are very few things w'il- ...... 719 TotAlB ...... 438 452 - 472 li«2 ball into the goal line. Motiday, Btoham ia back on the the sideline* with a mild concus style for the Olyihpie Games next finest fcmtb^ll back since Dick | C ols«tM oid battered kin.son's team haven't acrompli.sh- Rank" im 9i l Mnwiir4l*ii 17) pralitics field, working hard and sion. But he was back the next month. • not eliminated from the raea tntl) the fight, said he hopes to match Kaxmaier 1 Morris,so hard that ije waa on the 188 I owles ...... 59 10.7 114 306 - Pla.Ted FIhe Game the next-toâat day mmy Hurri- \ ed, and one of them is peating ■•"a' M"" ...... 8^ *4 T<'lIfotrt ...... 94 JW* 81 364 I t forcing Mmself to believe that hia week. By the simple method of adding i shelf for three weeks in mld-sea- m Notre Dame...... 86 94 86 waa a fitting climuc to a great and finished In third plsoa only .aaiM) Jackson, the third-ranked With.the famed 49 across his . Total* . . .. .132 518 530 1,178 , Morton day for Bailey. . The 206-pound team haa a chance to win <9n_Sat- Great Agataiet Vito one sentence to the hiles, the In lioat Twice to IrUli N^rth .M#lhndU( S>. 2 (4) ...... 77 78 85 240 urday. ----- — -(-< Against Yale the other after ternational Amateur Athletic Fed two games behind Brooklyn and heavyweight. Jackson holds two broad back. Morris then proceeded 1 271 rranrtall ...... Hn 116 89 ,712 junior played a fine defensive game TV-ice the Sooners have clashed J,'’'",?'!' •• •- 57 93 Bruising Loaaea noon, Benham completed 13 of 22 eration yesterday killed the revo one behind seeond-plaoa. lOlwau* doclsiens over-Bob Baker, who de to out-nippln Flippin. Good in the ^ Ratterman Receiving 102 too 3fVi against the Cadets. kee. feated Holman in Holman's last first half, he became great in the I But who orde.-ed Flippln a num- with the Irish, and both times the c' rhap*p-ll” !.'/u! 12^ m . TotAlB ...... ~453 4.50 455 1388 For Claude Benham, football is passes. The three Ctriumbia touch- lutionary Spanish-style of tossing a^cond. . ber 49 pul on M orns? ' * Cleveland Browns' quarterback George Ratterman, who Sooners were whipped bv a touch- Bonham ...... 113 124 h«7 . Pitt’s Joe Walton, an end. was StUl Having His Troubles dop’ns were of his making: Hia the javelin. Birdie had no 30-irama wfaudng fight. 3«3 not a world of big-time bowl vlc- Tha 6-1, 183-poiind tailback waa That's a m.vater\' in Tigey^town. pioneered the now banned helmet radio receiver, is assisted b.v down. The first time in 1952, they ...... 99 134 r.4*« AtUNtir (0) one of the others nominated in Brooklyn Dbdgera’ big righthander, Don Newcombe, right, ' toriea, headli’iea and acclaim. It record would have been startlinK Here is what was added to the pitcher in his third stosoa at tha Ifaohtn'a role as favorite is ------— PurnBll . 75 the voting: hy sportawriters. and (Jlhdnnati helm. He had no Don . based on hia apeed. quick punching a demor aa he aparked a drive Coach Caldwell amillngly aali(^: nurse Mary Kovlicha as he listens to radio in Cleveland hoapilal. lost 21-27 and the next year it was Totals ...... 542 .529 s5.52 1623 Buni-B ___ who haa yet to win a World Series garhe despite brilliant regular- ia, instead,, a world of brUlalng with some help. regulations; which put Colgate deep in its own He waa injuretl in Oct. 21 game with Washington Redskins and 21-28. broadcasters in this second week's bars of Nighitetsu team in Tokyo Oct. 21 before game on Dodger losae*. The- bruises don’t bother On a button-hook pass, Benham "At no 4ime after prejiarlng to NeMTCombe.. . Ho DYarren Bpohli.. . and'racerd of 18 knockouts in IT "I- don’t have an.-idhing to do Vfiooioo.. , J V, . Soatb .HlMbodUl X«. 1 (41 ••i.n.laniino poll. He scored two of the Pan season performances, talks with Japanese pitcher Yuklo Shims-- No Johtmy AntoneU. His tap flo* katUea. territory. He waa pasalhg. blyck-; with the iquipment.’’ may be out for rest of pro football race. tAP Wlrephoto). Micnigan State stopped Notre i,oomie 98 ■ 84 182 Ponml ...... him, but the scores do. hit- a frail-looking ehd' on the throw unUr\the javelin" haa been Ing^ running, reco\-ering a fumble, thers' touchdowns, pne on a 59-yard barnstorming tour- Still pursued by mound difficulties, Don waa For he is a 170-pound package chest. The end let it pop . out- for discharged into the air may the tory man was Brooks Lawranea Right.now Morris looms as the Dame 47-14 last Saturday, an Im- MeKav ...... 107 120 93 32o ...... 4.'k> 422 404 iaf6 pats, as Pitt toppled Duke 27-14. blasted from box by th* Japanese .team in first ihning aa Dodg with 19 and with help from BDm> punting expertly the real of the piessive enough victorv'»« cau.se ...... ' of unadulterated football player, a an 'incomptetlon w)ien a Yale competitor t-urii completely around player who coul.!. keep- the Ivy lOl) 107 92 299 5VjilnHt SrBtjinrftnt <.5) Jim Jones, North Carolina guard, ers lost, 6-1; (AP WIrejjhot-oi* tackier rammed him. Twice re shell Freeman, who had 14 vie* game. crown at Princeton this fall, deny sport.s writers to drop the .itooner.s i ...... 97 112 If* 317 . 1(15 pin-point passer who could run any so that bla bato (* toward' the tories In relief. Tebbetta numau* But .Colgate atilt, had not run .into the,No. 2 spot in the nation's -lohneon ...... , 102 t.30 93 .124 * "'‘V ...... 121 drew high praises for his work team. On defense, he is quick to ceivers just missed touchdown throwing arc. This will come Into Colts to Decide ing Yait jgaln. ' Joe '.Giardello Boosted \ ^rnîaprojiA ..v’....), .11^1 tosses. On another occasion, an vered and improvised, gettihg 01. out of gas. The squad, behind the Did Morris know-Ti* liad been football ranks. Michigan Slate T.iial...... lOD against Maryland., He caught a diagnose a play. If it's a run, he effect fofawlUi." \ .VM ,189 489 1.142 J'-lh'-l Kill, ...... 98 loose ball, defiected off the chest CLAL'IIE BENHAM end hit Benham from behind as The Spanish atyla of throwing triumphs from aa admittedly- potent rushing trio of Ed White- ; gjven the celebrated jersey, he was took over the top rung. Pirkpy slams blithely into blockers and weak staff. hair, Charles Garivaltls and Jack i asked. .... __ •, _ .... 81 131 9.' 297 of a Maryland player, and ran 25 bail carrier' and is a part of al Real Collet Football Player he threw. The ball wobbled into the opear Wat atar^ only last P la y er’ s Case for 360 I'olAlji . 1>25 547. 470 1542 Sooners Rateti the Nod Despite .injuries to Tod |Chw- Call, drove for the goal when it j sure, he did. and he also knew To Sixth in Rankings ... 88 90 87 yards for a touchdown, a seldom most three-quarters of his team's an Interception. month by Felix lirauaquln. of 178 Brown ... .. 106 99 114. 219 ' Benham usually throw* on the Spain, who decided to swirl around zewaki and a sub^Mur mid ita io n got the ball. I what many othn's were unaware points- while holding its four op- (7) achieved goal of a lineman. He tackles. He also is one of the na to break in even quicker on me. showing by 'VYally Post, tha Bad- Baltimore, Oct. . 34 (/P)—The ...... 270 310 2% 876 R. l nMipkl ...... 79 100 26.7 later recovered a fumble and tion’s leading pasa interceptors. dead run, with a couple of the —something like a dlsciis thrower Morris then made the play which : of: Flippin hipisclf was watching ponents to 12. to run tip a bigger .' W Uhflm ...... lOM 81 2*2 I get a little disgusted thep. But legs held a 1^-gama ladd «var Baltimore Colts''president has said Tiger f.'oach Charley Caldwell says the brilliant perijimance. New York, Oct. 24 (/P)-—ipey Giardello’.s upset knockout of blocked a punt to help the Tar Against Irish Saturday "Yqu can't get discouraged," the next day I start thinking about opposition hanging onto his freh —before letting go. \ Ba will decide today what action, score to get back into the No. I SI. >•#, 2 (3) ; .Siaiim ...... 98 94 277 arm. He looks like a man trying Mlaeed Record \ rutmerup Milwaukee at tha All* saved the game. Just, as the'right | "l knew he was i-i the stands Bobb.v Bo.vd has btiosted the roudy Philadelphian back among spot. A. Acpto ...... 113 1*^ 116 337 ., ...... iDf* 77 299 Heels score a decisive victorv. this cwa .'Man ...... 94 94 94 ^*82 ' TotalA .. New York/ Oct. 24 (g*i—One can on successive Saturdays. If you ^ke Benham’s kind of He ia first downficld under punts feet 514 inches and eyebtowa remained In contention right to Month awaVd from Ring Magazine. Out of the Ring ratings to ...... 101 112 98- 311 T>h»m.8. rrincFBB phomorea. who , its last three games, They’ve never beeii-jcloae enough flip of 307-4 7/8. <}ar Tsbbatts’ dlreoUoin, tha Rads delphia\7. Bobby Boyd, CSiicago.; 197 lOI-TWTT William and Mary center. tired and the other leant aeemi Thpre is no time for writing to find out. d up in fifth plaoa each tima Mleaae, and forfeited several houra Thanks to Milt Plumbs Boots to seventh and the tmi-ahked Giar half. We .won't be able to do that.^'I 9.7 101 'i94 could jell at any moment, now ciemeon over South Carolina: In the laat (xniple of weeks 8. Neal Rlverr,’ Lai Vegu; 9. •VcS'--.W;tV.-- -e.,-.18, HOI fi9:miv9rs M-.AorK throwers who never had been __ !tl» a 74-80 xacotd fit JOOd and la te r wrhen Wellington failed to dp- dello w a s rewarded with a No. 6 ----- •TolBlB ...... 51? 521 *518 15,52 have a record of one triumph In •gn.i. the annual State Fair 75,Y0 in 1055. ^ pear at a hearing. : slot in the latest ratings relessed Charley Joseph, New Orleans; 10. I..OW Scor*» ...... K3 83 MAY HTN FIRST TILT heard of before came close to 800 Univerrity Park, Pa.— (NEA)— 82 246 four games. Oklahoma, .esrtwhile ' „n,e on Thursday and one Clem- Tebbetta, 44,'ls a natlaa oCBor* The argunlknt apparently start-' tod.iv. ' Joey Giambra. Buffalo, N. Y. f'omniENit.v VlmitlM <7) RyiU#*wlr* ...... 74 92 81 247 No. 1 in the nation, hasn’t been de- ten came all the way from feet. On the other hand, aome of During 1954 and '55, Joe Patemo, (Jllroy ...... 103 88 96 2)^: DfibroxvHki ■ ...... 72 75 96.243. Ungton> "Vt. H e resldsa in Nabhna, ad after PelUngtdn had complied In other changes in the active Welterweights ^ tl47 _ pounds). P m « id . . . .*..*.*.*.».*,*., 79 Bridgeport. Oct. 2' (gv-Friday feated since Notre Dame did it in ' pehiitan to see it. the better known toasers who tried Penn Btate'a backfleld coach, kept UCoiins Prep Nlcrtle ,...... 93 88 ' 87 268 8.5 Varsity Sixth in UG>nn Meet, the Spanish style had difficulty N.H. V ■ ——. with patrolman Frank Warns' or up: *a running argument with hik : 160-pound class, France's Charle.v Champion, Carmen Builio, Chil- Bellerd ...... 1.'.. 85 -98 106 2«9 $ tfu k ...... 82 87 89 252 may he the University of Bridge the 1853 season opener. . | Yale over Colgate; But the der ^to move hia car. Warns said the 1 Humes was raised to second. tens,ngo, N. Y.: RABktnd ...... 102 85 88 275 port's dari' to win a football.game. Paul Hornung„and Tommy Me- j Yalea will have.to do a bit of con- maatering It bM . Rip Engle. Yerono ...... 95 104 92 291 TolBl.0 . . . . . 290 421 ’^-12.5 1235 Not only was th* atyle-cbange OOCKiaU, IN OOHOBBAOKI. ca r waa in a no-parking none. . Spider Webb of Chicago was pro- .1. Tony DeMarco. Boston; 2. For Delaware noahlfi ReillFra (I2» • The Purple Knights travel to East "Some day,” Paterno insisted, Morky Donald are two-of the nation’s best ] centrating to get over this, hurdle, IniSian Jayvee Combine Wins radical, but the thrower, after Words ware eachanged. a dtruggle I moted to fourth and Rory Calhotm Johnny Saxton, Boston; 3. Art ___^ Tots)n ...... 478 46.3 469 1410 Orange, N. J., for a game under backs this season but McDonald I especially with Guy Martin a^, the Began and "we both hit the "Plum is going to find himself and KyHRnMrl l.atkFrRfi (I) Obrkrh.'ikr :., the lighta against Upsala, defeated spinning, had -no idea' where the Sevenoaks\England. Out M (0) he will make life sweet for us. He : of White Plains, N. Y., to fifth. Aragon, Los Angeles; 4.- Isaac Storra, Oct, 24—Coach Bob In- (luotufson . 88 98 likely will get more help from his Colgate helm: javelin would land. It' (xmaUtuted — Don Cock retirod fitemer ground,'' the offlcer said. ! Tile retirement of Argentina's, Lbgart, Cuba; 5. Virgil Akin^, St. M ;jJ Cran.^l- ... 20-18 last week b.v Norwich, a team sooner mates than Hornung will Skipping over the other* in Although Mag^cgter ished eighth and was clocked in 13- la the best quarterback you ever galls and the Unlversitv of Con- -’''hnson ...... 8 2 76 a threat to life and limb , of bd English hea' t boxing Colt Wresident Don Kellett said Eduardo (KO)(KOI Latisae' following ...... Loujs;...... Vlp'ce Martinez. • PatersOii,- ia5 97 •s -)90 • • with which Bridgeport played a receive from the Irish. hurry: varsfty squad finish* four seconds ahesid of teanunata champ, pushed^ he wiea not sure whether Wellington had. We ought.to spend a lot ihore necticut football .squad will be otit . 75 80 acorclesa tie. Coach Waiter' Kon- tators, oflOeials and athletes all and threw hia knockout . bv' countr.vman N, j.; 7. Clarence (Duke) Harris-. to settle the score with another of J- .I'.hnsnn ...... 101 106 ^ ’•‘'’i*'* ...... 421 4(5 423 1Z>8 Other picks on this week's Friday ed sixth iêsterday'a UConn Inr' a few punchea last night — }Md broken any training rules. The time'on him." Andrea Selpa caused him to lie Detroit; 8. Ramon Flientes, Los dratovlch is shaking up his start D e n V e r over New Mexico. D()reipus was ninth in 1055 and As the N ittany Dions looked to Ingalls’ claaaiuates on Saturdav T„.ai, 4.11 4*7 4«: 1390 f'off## 4 npa ( schedule (last week's record 38-10 viUtionalAit .Storrs, Red and White Clendaniel 17th In the meet which CHIP OFF. BLOCK thia. tim e in a over Ua wife OolU did not practice Tueeday, and dropped. Angeles; 9. Darb.v Brown, Aus-* ing lineup in an effort to find hack* for .792. season's figures: 172-49— George Washington over William coaches, Paul Phlnney (varsity) Irene. Earlier wofinal tralnnig rulea were not in ward thia week’s game with West afternoon when the University of ...... ' Mri'omb ...... 92 88 96 376 'Who can hang onto the ball. He saw Bobby Vinton and Bill Mac day ha had Sweden's Ingemar Johanason. tralia; 10. Emilio Carconi, Italy. Delaware is met on the gridiron at 7.io« i.stheran (*> I..OW Sror* ...... 88 88 264 .778): A Marj'. Kansas over Oklahoma and Phil Hyde (Jayveea) were well New York —(N ^)— Bold reported hia a th a n atfb ct Virginia, Paterno thoujght things the European champion, moved 5lri’»rihv ...... 86 83 79 347 aays fumblea cost the team five AAM. Ardle finish 1-2. ' Lightweights (135 p o u n d s ) , Storrs. Kickoff is a t'2:00 p.m; ...... *•'* Hfibi^rlBon ...... 80 Michigan State'over Illinois: A pleased over the performancea Ruler, top two-year-ttltl, is a Naa- he located her In tU f eubi were fine. into the tenth position, in theChampion, Jph Brown, New Or- Rowt^v ... 76 87 -243 acoring opportunities lest week spot for an upset . if Michigan Saturday Other Mancb*ster varsity run urb. Trouble w as fih Last Saturday, Connecticut dc-, .^li"- *s ' ino 373- ...... 75 7« 7.5 228 against American International. turned in by the JV harriers who rullah colt like Nashua.—trained b ar in Mlit Plum, the 21-year-oid, heavyweight class. He won the; leans; feated Maine, 13-7. Inralja..Coach HAnB^n ...... loi State has let down t far after East: Syracuse over Boston captured the. junior varsity ners yesterday--ttnd'their-times in- by Jim FitzMmmona and ridden by a pub with another Tha guy ...... 431 413 425 1258 University, Brown over Rhode cludetnl« .... 436 ’ 449 TS6 HTl Alabama, Houston over Auburn, 'East Hartford. The I-ndians, who'' BKC (.KAOtC played it in authentic big-game j Tony Anthon.v of New York ele- leans; 7. Johinn.v Gonsalves, Oak ry has been an intense one;since Ruburhn ...... 115 114 Mitchell. Toppy Vann and all those peated last fail's success with a B ea n 's Tavern going against ConnecUrut. The NArth MFlIiAdUt Na. I M) ...... 70 lOfi 267 Georgia, Florida over LousiSna ford Public (129) across the finish Liesr, M u . 90 90 80 370 i time a Nittany team made its way i j potind division. Hondurss. Huskies won the first two-games I*4>w 51 An ...... *7 *7 ( ' ('michlin ...... 7? 85 2.341 list. Out for Season Two juniors, Ken. Hudson \ -Hutton .... 98 112 387 Michigan over Minnesota; SUte. North Carolina over Wake line. Rounding out the top 10 .ph the punt. ’ I Quba’s laâc. Logart fell 'from Featherweights (126 pounda), in the series. Crhsnpn . . . . e . . . . 9? 100 1/ Danny Renn, above, suffer flniehers were Bristol (132)^^ Mid -(14;42) and Tommy Hart (14:44) T snl*' ...... 489 516 498 1503 third to fourth among the welters Champion, Sandy Saddler, New NAWfTlEn ...... 98 97 109 ??04 Neither team too strong' on de Forest. Vanderbilt over Middle * Wetl M a Tavara IS) . "In 1947." he says "Joe Colone Both Connecticut and E^laware D. Brr»wn ...... : 107 i n 99 317 TotBlB 44.1 466 1310 Tenfiessee, Virginia Tech over Vir ed a clipped bone in hia ankle dletown (143), Windham (201). raced.’home’'in first and second Wmest^ ...... ns K7 lu »3 . as the : result .of his defeat by Ydrk: , are 3-2 for the sea.*on. Connecticut ("hstKii-r ...... 131 122 125 378 Bnlllnf Ffna t fense but Michigan has Ron places, respectively, for Hyde’s gwlck ...... K ,10* IOC 310 did a lot of quick-kicking, out of' 4*hurrh ...... 88 Kramer. He and the home field ginia. in Saturday's Manchester- and Wethersfield (248). The Bell Mexico's Gsapar Ortegs. Art Ara 1. Hogan (Kid) Bassey, Nigeria; lost its opener to Springfield. 41- toisI, strong squad while BUI Clulow f ¥ Gallo ...... *1 ns 97 293 our single wing. But' that w u an 52«> ~53S 5ftirpl»v ...... 97 make the difference. West: Colorado over Nebraska, Middlctoii’n football game and Towners were' handicapped be ■ ' IIS la s 109 3*3 (o win.one way qr another/ gon of Lo.9 Angeles changed places 2. Cherif Hamia, France; 3. Paul 12: then lost a"squeeker” to Yale, Hurd ...... 88 will be lost to the Indiana for cause of the loss of their No. 2 (15:03) and Gordy Pomeroy V rbanettl .with Logart. (Imnt ...... 72 Southern California over Stan Northwestern over Indiana, Cin ...... 93 93 91 277 , "Plum’s kicking this year is the Jorgensen, Port Arthur, Tex.; 4. I'HllMtcIi ...... ,. 121 85. 2i>6 Bray ..... the balance of the season. man who is lost for the season (15:04) placed ninth .and 10th, re .The ratii|g.s; Carmelo Costa, Brooklyn; 5. Burkf' ...... Ill 99 .82 '^.2 ...... 14 70 .72 196 ford: This is Jon Arnett's farewell cinnati over Marquette,,,. Missouri T otals .. 448 *41 514 1*26; kind which tests your memory. As MBitGiimi ...... 82 98 181 as a Trojan — arid Stanford will over Iowa State, Tiilsa over Har Sophomore quarterback John with an injury, while New London, spectively." Paul, Schimmel was Heavyweights (Title,Vacant) Miguel Berrios, Puerto Rico; 6. setts, D-6 and Maine, 13-7. Vittn^r V.: ..r 110 96 95 .VI ToIbIji ...... 400 398 427 1225 Ziemak is - expected to fill In 22nd «ith a (15:21) clocking. And ‘ an individual ahow, you might even MrOurr'^ ...... 106 1(^ 212 be glad he’s among the alumni din Simmons, Drake over Bradley. which finished last, was disquali Faun'll Culrarl.r. (1) have to go back to Eric Tipton at 1. Archie Moore, San Diego; 2. Flash Elorde, rhilippinea; 7. Giro Delaware lost its opener to West ... for Benn .Saturday afternoon fied for not having the necessary for hia fine performance Huf Norwich set Orleans: 5. Bob Baker. Pittsburgh: Los Angeles. have defeated Bucknell, 26-7, and’I’ nrnTV LKAC.l1*K Sport Schedule (Herald Photo). J. Ih iller...... — 108 iM 244:. Englfi meant such aa yoimg MILT PLl’M BpearFr R«Db#r (11 one in which the home field means College at Pacific over Washing a new record of 13:19.5 over the It ia a good idea to sew a small \~ tii 7 ^ Plum’s second period boot against 6. Harold Carter, Linden, N. J.; 7. Baatantweights ' (118 pounds), New Hampshire 14-6. 5IacDnnBW ...... 87 88 S2 2.S7 ton SUte. Brigham Young over 2.6 mile course while annexing in compass into the watch pocket of FOOT IN FOOTB.VLL Eddie Macheh. Redding. Calif.: 8. Champion, Mario D'Agata, Italy; KA*^v.irh ...... 126, TT‘ 88 291 Thursday, Oct. 35 the difference. Ohio States a'w.yard Ih.t 9*rl^f!rlch...... ’. 92 lOA 89 289 Ohio Stale over Wisconsin: The Utah State, Utah over Idaho. Eheterminator carried 132 dividual laurels. The old mark was yoUr hunting panta. Thus you 'will Lamoureauz , 107 97 108 .307 boiuiced dea4 on the Buckeye two Jolyiny Holman. Chicago; 9. Bob 1. Raul (Raton) Macias, Mexi I.lirtITi ...... 91 85 97 272 Hjgh soccer vs Meriden, 3:15— ' Buckeyes rarely are upset when Wyoming over Kans||s State. tounds when he won the Laurel 13:27. The Red and W hite's top be assured of always having' it G uduiS ....a ■ E im 1*2 w •Md left -them in a hole the real pected moments. His play calUng Satterfield. CJBTcago; 10. Ingemgr co; 2. Leo Esninosi,;Phllippihea; 3. jAtirnâu ...... 112 Wl' 124 .221 Ml. .Vebo the foe is from the Big Ten. Hah(hcap at the age of 7 in 1932. runner, Captain Milt Doremus fin- with you. - Farr ...... Johansaon. Sweden. Tanny Campo, Pt|ilippines; 4. High cross ) untry vs Middle- Aceto ...... ’.121 l» iS Mkllof the half. In the fourth period, perked up. i To! A In ...... 508 453 4V) 144^ West Virginia over Perm State: NIGHT OWLS • n o w ...... 122 102 104 3*0; Plum hoisted one 61 yards, - The _ Plum, an all-statf schoolbo.v Lightheavywelghta M75 Pounda) Billy Peacock, Los- Angeles; 5. McrrlirA Market (2) town, 3:30 - Charter/ Oak Park. The Lions aren’t back to earth yet while at Woodbury, N. J. High, .(Champion. ArehNi Moore): Alphonse Haliml, France; 6. Ric Local Sport jAnkoA.Rki 99 322 Frl(lay. Oct. 36 Totals *41 *4* *17 1^' ****( went out McCarthy 179 after that 7-6 triumph over Ohio New Yo'rk—(NEA)— Because on the Buckeye thgee: appears on the thin sitle. but car • 1. Gerhard Hecht: dermany; 2. ardo Moreno, Mexico; t. Jose D enhup I . 9< !ki 282' Smoke Eaters vs- Blue Devils, State. of televisioj) sUtion time, Neiv T Hana Stretz, Germany; 3. Yolahde Lopez, Mexico; 8. Kevin James, 7:30 . Robertson Park. , Brannon, head! Plum punted five times for ries 189 pounds- on his 6-1 frame. - i Karrf nd ... 104 103 mchtte& MIssisaIppI over Arkansas: York's only weekly fight club, the Byron (Buater) ^ . . . . Pompe,v. Trinidad: 4. Chlick Spie- Australia; 9. (jerman Ohm, Mex Chatter Aprl^hv 81 178 Saturday, Oct. g7 (9 i i i v u hiuketball coach at T.C.U. ,iu ! <>f ' SadroEtnAkl 96 119 315 Paige Cothren in the backfield St. Nicholas Arens, is forced to loss suffered by En ser, Lansing. Mich;: 5. Tony ico; 9. Fill Nava, Mexico. Hlg)i football vs Windham, I — 958 Main St., Manchester gives the,Rebel* the edge. sUrt iU main event at iq:30 each Boublw as amisUnt football coach ™ Anthony, New York, 6;- Willie FlywelgfaU. (112 p o u n d a ) . 499 504 493 1495 Willimantic. „ FREE PA Iilll AT All ITIIEI • FRIWT lElHERY tERIlOE gle’s club, Plum gut off kicks for Last N ight’s Fights T-A’CTBASKETBa U, meetings ! Totals ..... '.Tezaa'C3iristian--:Over Mianii: Monday night. and .chiaf grid acout iBeamandff, German.v; 7. Willie Champion, :Faacual Perez, Argea-t Sunday, Oct. 28 58 arid 56 yards. are scheduled tonight at the East nsSTM- (t1 ~ ^ ^ __ ___ I___ Starts Thlnkiag Hoepner, German.v; 8.. Gordon tine: Side Red.- Wally Fortin reports lOl.Aon ...... DS IW *17 Fjrefigh era vs Ouisera, 1:16 —'' NOW IN STOCK ‘T he way I look at him now,”, San Jose, Calif.—Willie Marion. Wallace. Canada; .9. Cîarlea Colin. 1. êm o Dlez. M e x ic o 2. Dai that at 7 o'clo<.'k teams interested Grtyh ...... *t , »?’ 2*4 Charter ' ak Pa.k. - ^ . Engle says, '"I have to start think 145, San Jose, knocked out Oiato France: 10 Dojgomar MarthiM, Dower, Wales; 3. Young Mal-tln, Durate, 146, Mexico' City. 1. in' joinlAg. the Businessmen's ing of him anytime we g(Bt inside Unigay. Spar ; 4. Hitoshi Afieeko, Japan; League will meet and at 8 o'clock AUTO-LITE the (0. He's shown me in practice, , Richmond. Calif.- Rubep Var,- MIddleweighta (160 pounds),. 5. Daiu'y Kid, Philippines; 6. Os clubs planning to compete in the "STA.FUL*' Carter's that jie can-kick field goafs easily tgas, 185. Richn}ond, Calif, knocked (?IiBmpion, Ray Robinson,' New car Suarez, Cuba; 7. Aristide Poz- Rec Benior -League will discuss Olivar Proud of Yale Line^ York: ; | from that distance," out John Carroll, 178, Oakland, zali. Italy; 8. Bind! -'JacK. Aus- plans for the cDming season/ The big thing about Blum, aside Calif. 4. . 1' 1. Gene Fullmer. West Jordan, ■fTklia: 9- Robert Pollazon, France; BATTERIES ’Utah; 2, Charley Humez, France; Elis Prepping for Colgate WORK CLOTHES from’a right hrogan thaL can lift Miami Beach, Fla. - Martin Rod 10. Frankie Jones, Scotland.. SBVER.AL FINE bowling, a football out of sight, is the take- riquez. .131, Havana, outpoit.fed scorer, were noted last night; Pus- PRESTONE : ForPiuntera, charge attitude he came ui> with Ruas .'Pague, 131 ti, ,Da\*enport,i ty League Jlhii Brennan 138-352, New Haven, Cct. 2i (J^—While-f are taught to play the. game for thia svasoh. Iowa, 10. I E d Bertsche 136; Rec> BUI lyic- Yale's splashy nlnnlng'backs luch' keeps, licked Yale’s line woefully. L anoL MOTORS and TREK Carpenters, Plumbers Last spring. Plum stepped onto as Denny McGill, AL Ward and Colgate won that gatpe. 7-0, which the fi'riit team and immediately Don Larr'n, who pitched a per Complete Slate of Contests Mullin 138-363, Russ Rusconi 135- FORMERLY SOLIMENE. INC. fect; game for the Yankees in the 37J, ’-Ding. F arr 158-360,. Pete Slammin’ Steve. Ack*i'»ilih. have isn't qhite indicative of the fact ANTI-FREEZE acted as . if the j<^ had bron hia Aceto 14^*386, Joe Twaronite 368, Come in for their deserved praise that Yale’s rushing attack was 434 CENTER STREET MANCHESTIR for .three years. passed ^-ell. World Series, allowed three home ,fpr keeping th* Elis in. the un- seemed'to have the knack lo cov-. runs in Wa.4h;.*i[^.on in' the sea Listed Sdiurdiiy -at^Wesleyim Jazz Fuller 136; a iu rc h —Tiny held to a stingy 40 yards while the mnKCXf fl u Bonham 36". Sonny Chandler 378, beaten :'anks, it’s about time' Chenango 'Valley backs prere.rip- ering up an inadequate running son’s opengr'then last spring. He someone paid t.-’ibute to those in ping through, ÔRNITION by style by keeping the ball at unex. won the gaine. S a n d -y Hfcnha 363; Women's holes created hv . iUddietown, • Ocl. 24—The LordyNt^m Wissing will complete the League—Fran Crandall 116, 'Mary tne fl'gliting row — the m<;n who. their Ithemen'for ah aggregate Of .yieffs of Amherst will travel to.'backfleld. Ihpld the line, | t-304 yards. OFFER DEPENDABLE GUARANTEED AUTO-LITE M i MALLORY •WIPER EQUIPMENT ’ McCarthy 121, Emma VerOna 131- Expect the unexpected Middletown Saturday dressed' in -Frits Mertiii’a cross-country 338, iAmy Pirkey 123, LII Molum- ' And that'* . ju*t w)iat Coach : • -^though most quarters foreaee eporti.ng regalie. Amherst will squsd and Hugh McCurdy's sociror phy i26-328. Betty Phillips 121 and Jordan Olivar was doing todav as t Sa^rday'a upgoralng contest aa a • HOT WATER HEATERS byTRIGO *9 engageJ Wesleyan ...... in ..both freshman . teem wHl also meet the Lord Jeffs Kay Pel'*U» 328. the unblemished Bulldogs pre-1 Wp) acoring affair, it U entirely when ym see the new cm*, Saturday. Both Freshihin and pared for their showdown tiff with ' hkely that line play will be the USED CARS FOR IMMEDUTE SALE f DEFROSTERS abi • NEW WATER PUMPS crpM-coi.ntry. . varsity contests will be played. GISORGE Mn‘cHELL ' repoi’t* Colgate in the Bowl on Saturday. '<>«cidUwf factor, Highlighting the day will be one Nate Ospr's Frosh club will begin that the Merrhi iita wUI play host Olivar has reason to be proud of DEFROSTER HOSE } by MtQUAY NORRIS IM ALE and FEM ALE of t.ie oldest gridiron rivalries in the ekrliest contest of the dav at to t)ie Springfield Pros .Sunday af his foiward wall, a unit which {‘■"r.f liopato and Mike Cayallon, .Lbpata- USStLYIIOUTH IISSSTUDE: fcotbail histor.v. ThU will be the 10:30 a.m. Diereafter, a contest ternoon at 2;lo at Mt. Nebo. Both blcwked Cornell into defeat a week —t 62Xd game with »he Lord .Teffa < will begin every half-hour until Jimmy Roach and THUe Dubose •ago. ■ Although there Were some haa been-the recipient of rave no- 195MIERCURY WE CAN RESURFACE'CYUNDER HEADS TO PREVENT WATER UAKAM ticea ever since he became a regu d-Ooor Vt.. Radio, heater. Statleu WagoB. Oae ewher. i“ riiice' 1882. Wesleyan has won 27 the freshman soccer piatch at ar* expected to be zead.v for early season problems, created, Ivecy aod gray. Everything is new about ouV'lkll suits. New colors, netw HELP An-.herst 25 and nine games Were j 12:45 p.ip. The varsity gridiron part-tim e duly at lea.st; mainly.] by the loss through lar aa a aophoihiire, while Caval- If Tear Dealer Doesn't 8tock-(ParU, We Invite^Teor Inquiries 4-Door. Beautiful two*foae tied. Wealeyan topped Amherst 2J|' game W ili^gln at 2 p.m. , .. _ ___l_ gi;adual|ion of regular^ tackles Phil ■lOn, a hewcomer aa a junior; is patterns, new slim line tailo ^g . Result? Every to 6 last year in the Cardinals ;— ,.i - - i- playing, says Olivar, "lika Lo- greea. Fully, equipped. suit on our racks is so irresiiitibly good looking, youH yED KOVIS rolled a 162 single Tarasovic and Bill Lovejoy; . plus peta." , 1. i move to the JJttle' Three cham. GRIFFIN RETtTBNS and. a sparkling 420 triple last the return from center to guard of $1595 $AVE . have trouble just to pick and choose. Try on n new gait F« tale Machine Operators j pi'jtuihip. ’ night whilel bowling wRh th* Cow Capt. Mike Owseichik, the pri Thaniaa.. Anchor Mqn today, ijfi g variety of rich, all-wool fabrics. Tl.e Cardiiuls will )>« looking for mary. n.ow appe*ra to be taking Senior Bide Thomae is thi an New Britain, Oct. 24 (jI^ — The Sjied Inn in the fast Men'* North chor man at Middletown a. trick knee, and Charlie Orifflth, **•2” 4-Door De LiDte. Radio, i-Door. Groeii,. radio, healer. Male Maehine Operators Guard, 19 to 12. i by New Haven Teachers, hopes to tomorrow afteiiioon' while the Earlier thik 'year, mistakes iyere heater, Kydramatic. Blue: hy^nunattr. Injifries' have taken a toll of the quite evident, especially on bl<>ck- the local bo.y aophomore, have ^ AUSI'ÎFTS regain y^lnhlng / ways. The hopes soccer tfeam*ehtertaliui’'CciL rival Been getting .the job done between Cardinal eleven. Gerry Bake’r and were bolstered yesterday \yhen the Meriden in. a 3:15 niaR-h at Mt. Ing aseignniknt, but we ere hope Open JUI Ehty Mondays Bob Biims have hot seen, ketion ful that we can k*«p--lmproving them. —r* doctor allowed l^ a Veretto and Nelxt? Th* hooters are unbeaten in Bulwark of the Yale line is Ow- ' since tl.e 'Mlddlbbury opeiier. Bi- Stan GrUBn to 'Return to action.' four league starts, hkrvng palycd with every game.” )-.» • ; $ 6 9 5 $295 $495 "gqj 0AMf CTBMT CMUACH CDAMIRS H | CO î* STtllT Paqtory Machine Experience Helpful heel struck. vLerry -Hoyer last ■elchik, a atartlng guard aa a t , I Verettb Is the-fastest back to.the to *. 4-4 tie with Bristol. The Olivar la .aware that footbairii aophotnore,. an All-Ivy center In '9 { Saturday, causing hie removel in squad, aafDrifln the best harrier* ivill be ahooting tor their 'atill a gAma.won and Iqst in the the ,'W o-;eitero Tech jgamc. It/ ii^ 1865, . but a returnee to his old MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM*w4UV NOW. A8 PLY IN PIRSON f(hirth dual-ietbryUn eight *L*Vt*. trenchea, up front, so to speak, poet this year. He doesn’t have anv n L lAcbaa 7- l f 1r TIL tAgiuaii 1-2U 1 TIL; MHchall-leSIW doubtful whether eny will pity HOME-GROWN . pher* the heavy action' takes this Seturda.v. ■ s. superior in the East. Also talenUd TERMS * TRADES • RANK FINANCINO LsWmle, Wyo.‘ —(NEA) —Wy- Al'Lang, Florida'* good will place. Thl# was never , mpre are hie guar* itiafe*. P«ke Frit- MiN^SHOf liKHReHV R ubber F^<ûets*^ Co. In Hoyer’r spot, the cîable omiog points out that i Its top •mbaaaador to major league baae- , eiddent than In '' the 1B55 game aache. and Jatk' Embereits, while miFHONE Ml 3-S101 i OPEN EVENINOS fst M Am vnnr G^-rge Deviee n ^ start. In thr Tootball Stan, Jim Ciâwford and ball, aaya 72 team* from organ with Colgate. oemer Alex Kroll, the -only soph- autS'^h OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY CHAKIST. : half! slots, Dick w W ief' end Jim lUf#y. Zowada. ars hoiwa-growns ized leegueii trained in Florida ' -TlMi Red Raider pujiriU of Coach omora Ini'the Starting Kneup, la dons' Ysomafi-|Wamt that frsqusntly an .ali'-Wy- lazt aprihg. H« l*aiag* nqw .'’-1 / h h h h 8 8 8 A itirirkhirirkirk ★ A* k k 4rii h ‘ qmihg hackiltld la la epsnttioa. highest pumber 4ii higtory. homa lineman ]^;ph*ra eparativaa and one of tomornow'e g ât stars. ^SS~ r4 ! - \ -1 ,.b J -

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M otorcyciw-êier^ ■ IKTHKRE OCIGHTA BE A LAW! iMtqq iMWMHMte M ProBWlFPorSaltTO For Balii n SobarlMui For 8616 Wantodsi^Raal Eatato pubUe buildings sad srmsd psUos. II AU publlb mtatlnga sra fwblddsn MANCmOSTBR CTCUB SHOP on Ma n c h e s t e r —444 Burnham st., VERNON-Gsps Cod, 34x86, With UITINGE W ANTllD-8li«le, two- until order Iqrostorod. League ReaffirrmBecu IM Weit Mtddlo Tpke., repairi ROCKVILLE edge of town. Five room older front domera. Four completed family,*^6i661^- thraa-famUy, buafaaaa 7, A t 8 A.m. .Rsdlo Budspast nil makes, specialising in English. house. Two bedrooms,' Youngs roonu' down, twa unfinished tu>. PfopArty.lHa'Ta many'eaah buyan. UM moOOll « iMTiRVlIWID warnsd tbs psppls of ths eapltal Buys used Ucycles, all siscs. OUtSRANSaN m- Standard boiler. Aluminum storm THD AGENCY needa C a ^ Obd, to stay Indoors until 3 pjn. at its endorsement of firs district: the iheeting,- but tog Bnsintos Scrrices Oftored 1.1 piste line of instruments. Renti dition. Lot nicely ahriibbed. Nine MANCHESnsR, 869'Middle Turn windows. ''"Am esite drive. Lot been turnod ‘over to tho i gaiÂ. M. to 4:S0 P. M. WATANOORNl ~lenUL -ârs old. 140,000 a year ■ bustnesa 4-8-6- and 7 room alnglcs and 2- least, becAuss "poundtring sis- consolidation, and said It will work mONOUOls/K applied to purchase pticsi. Rrare- pike Eaat. 8iic4;oom garrison co- 96x180. Price $14,700. Watson famUy bouaea. Buyers waiting. counsol, Atty. Jedm 8 ,;0 . mCK’B WEATHERSTRIP Com which can be increaaed. Present ionlM with recepdtpn hall, lava ments” wtra still at large. for the merger at the South Man >/IO(nL VW4W ON senting Olds, Seimer, Fed Realty, Thrall Rd., Vernon.-TR Howard R. Haatings, Renter. chester Fire r Dietrict meeting and ha has not yet is M f^ n COPY CLOSING TIME pany, doors and windows, custom owner,retlring. Will be sold with or tory, bath,‘ flreplace(âaement 88. 5-7630. MI 9-7865 9. At 8:15' a.m. the radio an work, guaranteed. Call MI. t-lS83 ler and Bundy. Metter's Music wlthour-stock. -L Call Ml. g.1107 any Umt. nounced Nagy would become the Nov. 15. . •'* opinion. ; • V I- fO R CLASSIFIED ADVT. Studio, 177 McKee,-MI. 3-7900. rage, recreation room, laundiy, alter • p.m. Congenial, pleasant surround amesite driveway, hot Mfster-oil VERNON —Charming six room new premier and the Communist 'ine announcement was made Rottnsr has alna^ MtatttM ings, full Insurance program REMINGIDN a Sherman safe, 96” WANTSID—Lakefrodt lot on oithor an opinion holding that thalNititot MON. THEU PRI. ANTIQUES Retinished. Repairing SPINET PIAND-^Mshogeny. Sac- CaUXD. REALTY heat. Closets gslora. Price $16,7M. Cape Cod (one unfinished) ele'va- party leadership' wduld he reshuf today by Mrs. Walter Schulthels, high X 32” wide x 39” delip. with tion, trees, nice aectiqn. Fireplace, Coventry or OolumWo Lake. Rea- Commissiohart must finrt veto fbF 1 0 :3 0 A . done on anv furniture. fumitun. ‘nemjim, available, paid holidays, mini . riflce for cseh. Write Boot T c/o MI. 8-5262 ^ x ML 9-9788 Extiluaive Escott -Agency. fled. chairrhan of Uie League'a local af- combination lock and contains 2 Herald. 9-7683. Hot-water oil heat. Storm win; eonably priced. Phone MI. 2-64M. 10. Shortly After t a.m. Radio falra committee, at the conclusion termination o f toe DUtriet aafl. i n South Main St. Phone mum 99 hour week. combipation lock. compartments . , MI. 9-8640 then submit their dedsion to Wtlfl- SATURDAY t A. M. 3-S643. ^,dowa, screens. Small enclosed Budapeat announcsd that tha Hun of a third and final "unit meeting” Work for A Small, inside. In good condition. Call MI.- FOUR BEDROOM ranch 6H rooms ^{Tch. Large lot. Excellent condi- garian government,.. now presum on the consolidation proposal. cation by the Distriet. If;'- RUBBISH AND ashes removed. 3-4141', Extension 338, during busl- WcBriBg AppBrg|--Fnr« 57 (two. unfinished), .fireplace, ma Uoh.-Immediats occupancy. Near Legal Notice The six petitioners, hewfrsc,.. POCB OOOPEKATION WILL nesr bourn. Special selection of lampe, some ably under Nagy, had appealed for 'Ills laagut, which has sup BE APPRECIATED General elaamng. cellars, attidi Fast Growing Company Honaca .For Sala x 72 hogany, - paneling, ceramic tile a c h o ^ and bus lines. Asking the aid of Rusaian troops stationed ported the consolidation proposal maintain that this procedure ep- pairs, some singles, half prloL. CHESTER FUrrilris. Furs remod- ■ N * bath, birch cabinets, formica and yards. Reasonable .‘ates. M. 313.600.\Goodchild ResMy Co., In sccordsnce with Ui« prorlsions of in Hungary t<> help put down the since 1953, held ths unit meetings plies only to tormtnatSOtt .m d not ■RUG f o r s a l e .-Axmliister!-8x12. repaired, tÎesned and counters. Only $14,900. Carlton W. Socllqn 4|06_qf tbr G tnntX S u t A M. Rubhiah Removal. Ml. Completa selection of furniture MANCHESTER —Two-fsmlly, 4-4 Realtors. Ml. 3-7928 or BU. 9-0989. rebels in Budapest and elaswhers. Monday, Tuesday and this morn eonsoUdation. Good condition. .Reasonable. Call glased. Work-done at my home. duplex. New Timken oil bunier» 'ÎÛtChins. MI. 9-5182, MI.'*9-4694. Revision. .V * of^ 1H9.awwa* nolica !•is nruFOy hereby i^ e n In announcing ths Caseguo’e in Apply In Feraon MI. 3-8281 between 6:30 and 6:30 for the home. Reasonable prices. ^ Connecticut AFronautica Coih'Com- M artl0 law was proclaimed and ing to bring its new members up- Did Ml 3-5121 No overhead. ’ Save. < ^ i MI. hot sir heat; - Recently redecorat 21 A C R i^ approximately, four p.m. > ' , 111,680-— Thirty-year mortgages' mission will hold a public besrins In it was anhounpsd that summary to-date on the controversial ia-. tention to fight for'ceoseUdatton! HILLS’ t e l e v is io n Service. 9-7218 for free estimate at your ed. Sensibly priced at 314,800. CaU large room houss. Oil .heat. Two me Bolton Community Hall at Rdton, Mrs. Schultheis.-Oharged tlie Sto* availalAe, three-bedroom Ranches, Conn.', on me Sih day of November, courts could impose death penal sue. . Available i t all times. Philco fac SPENCER home. Under no obligation. CApeiis A. R. Wilkie A Ck>. X0 9-4389, MI large poultry houses.. North Cov trlct’s Oommisrionera vritii tolknr- tory supervised service. Tel. Ml- Open Daily: and stolea, 380. 9-0849. \ now belni’ built ceramic tile bath, entry. E 'A E Realty, MI. 9-6397, 19M, at 7:80 p.m. This hearing wUl be ties on breakers of .the peace. Mrs. Schulthsis said the mem WHEELCHAIR, SO gallon galvan exhaust fan, full cellar hot water held to pernnt Interested persons to 11. At 1. p.m. Radio Budapest Ing "undemocratic” praetloee la LHt aai FMmd »-»6M. " RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. ised tank. MI. 3-9983. - MI. S-4460. heard c i^ e r n ln r the appllcation .ot bers were polled on toe views at preventing the voters from m aldag. 7:30 P.M.-9 P.M. FIVE EXPENSIVE ladiee’ stilts. MANCHESTER GREEN heat, H -acre, trees. Usriton W. Robert D. Balentine of Bolton. Conn., reported “ more and more rebels toe end of each meeting, and that LOST—-Pink leather wallet, vlcin- CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service. V glie8^0-14. Some new. Several Hutchins, MI 9-5182, 9-4694. to operate a restricted landing tu-ea are surrendering.” But it made no their oWn choice in tlM matter. Chapel Street BENGAL COAL and gas . stove. (non-comm«ftclaI) seaplane base at toe result was "unanimous” in She said the Commtatoaera 1^ o( Firestone, contained con- 191 North Main St. Small appli dreaMSKWill sell reasonable. MI. Im m akul^ Cape God, four Wanted— Real Eatate 77 Bolton Ulke. Bolton. Conn. claim that the uprising had baen favor of working for consolida ances repaired. Ml, g-SSlT, resi Parker shotgun, Damascus bar MANCHESTER — E x p a n d able 'Mve blocked” toe District ba- sidarablo amount of money, yslu- rels, curtain stretcher, radio, arm ANTIQUE FURNITURE, . sUysr, 8-8829. X roomy- down, two unfinished up. . H.-B. WETHERELI.. Director Crushed. tion. able papers and pictures. Reward. dence ML 3-69M. CARPICNTER or ciup8hter*' help- gls^s, china, and used furniture Fireplace, captnet kitchen, tile Cape. Dormers, oil hekt. cOppsr ARE YOU OONSIDERINO X . Connecticut Dept, of Aeronautici. jcause, she claimed, to*y A*a ep- T k tm J u U r chair, waffle iron. Outside tools. plumbing, city utilities. Irnmydiste SELUNO YOUR PROPERTY? It appeared from thcM an However, toe queation o f whether MI. SSST4. M l lAHMZA,^, ers wanted. Call Ml. 3-7270 after bought and sold. Furniture Repair bath, oak floora, garage, amesite nouncements that the countiY 'Wak posed to consolidation. ACE DOALL SERVICE. WUlNlo . ' ■ Miscellaneous sfilfles. Tel. MI. W X n t o ^ ~58 occupancy. FuU price, $11,900. CaU We wiU appraise your property "ApplicaUon 8941. Notice Is given of toe Laague will havaân oppor 6 8-9825. ^Servlce. MI. 3-7448. drive. aflame.-Hungary, a nation of about Mrs. ScHultheia said the Ittagaa FOUND—Black male mongrel dog. any general cleanup and handy «7FrRW.S9or. the Ellsworth Mitten - Agency, free and without any obligation. hearing to' be held bv the Public tunity to work for- conaoildiôn will conduct a vlgoroua pubBatgr CUI t#e Fracchla, Dog Warden. work. Rubbish removal, cellar MAN TQ.WOflK part time on used BENDIX automatic washer. In WANTED—Used p lsn ^ . In , good $14,700 Rcaltprs. MI. 8-6980. We also buy property for cash. Utilities Commission on Tuesday. Ootb- 10 million persons, has armed at toe annual meeting Nov: • 15- ksCTini Sjf S'.**??!!/* forcee and security police totaling campaign, .to "inform” the vetore Ml. S-4S40. cleaning, lawn mowing etc. Veny car tot beginning at,8 a.m. except good working condition, <80. K j^ condiUon. Ressonsble. CaU MI. Selling or buying contact 68S. State Office Building, ItS Capitol remains to file answered. reasonable,' . Phone ta. t-MH or GAS STOVE, golf clubs, stroller 3-6900. . MANCHESTER — Immediate pos at least 280,000 mtn. Yet the Red of the meeting end urge them t o ' Sundays. Contact Ray Dwyer at ney shaped dressingdr table, $9. Ml WARDEN E. HOWLAND S^NLEY BRAY, Realtor Avenue Hartford. Conneclleut. upon Six SMFD Voters have psti- vote for consoUdatkm. ' ItytnlD-^PKght.^wMks old black BU. 8-3184. MI. 9-8427. and misc. items. Call MI. 8-8890, session. Cape Ood. Six rooms. Ga appileaiion of the Silver Dane Bus IJne. leaders flgiired they had to call 9-1043. ML 3-1108 BRAE-BURN RfeALTY Incorporated, of <9 Bratnard Place. and wMte male PDpnr. .Csll Lee WANTED—Cabinet type radio. rage, Iti baths. 318,800. Tremont MI. 8-6278. for aid from tha Russians under COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuait Must he in good condition. MI. Manchester. Connecticut, for authority Fracdiia, D ^ ' Warden. An.' S-4S40. Heating—Plumbing 17 Help Wanted— FemalaxsS Building Materials 47 TAKE YOUR "flME PA'YINOl MI. 9-6003 Realty, Rockville TR. 8-2840. to operate motor bus service to Man the Warsaw Pact (Eastern NATO) when It began to roil down tho UR R. Wolcott on wringer and siito* -Help Wanted-’-Male 26 Ca r p e n t e r s and laborers, Call 1. 2 OR 3 YEARS TO PAT! 3-8328 between 3-8 p.m. LISTINGS WANTED chester High school, surtira at m* to put down the revolt Office Exteiids on which it.wae parked. matic washiaf machines, electric MI. 3-4836 after 7 p.m. FOUR ROOM Cape Cod with FHA Junction of Main and Center Streets, on ’•SUPER" "DELUXE’* 60x26 SIX ROOM ranch, six years Main Street to East Middle TumpiUte. , There was no direct word from. It knocked a utility pole eft Its ranges, vscuum clsaners, motors, STENOGRAPHER typHi book- WANT TO BUT crib and mattress. old, 26’ living room, 28’ master mortgage commitment.- Rural Prompt and Coilrteous Servlca PLUMBING snd hesUng—Repairs 3 ROOMS OF FURNITUR® Must be in good condition. Call thence East Middle Turnpike to Brook Budapest. Telsphons comntunica- Social Security bese at Durkin St., coRtinued an. PanoBBli smsU applisnces, welding. 174 keeper, bookkeeptRg..âchine op a e a r Fir Casing.,..lin. ft. 3 .06 .bedroom, luytOO;-also iaiYa five tone in Manchester near Bolton. field Street, thence Brookfield Street to clipping toe cortwr of a, porch at Msm Street. MI. 8-M7S. and contract wont. CSU ML 8-8941. JOIN A GROWING DRIVERS FOR school type bus. AU 100% Guaranteed MI. 9-6714. Eaat Center Street, thence East Center tlon ■wat cut Off with tha western erator, accountanti, store mana ONLY 3438 room ranch $9,000. Both on lot Nice residential section. FuU price WATSON REALTY the!s home of Thomas O. Beattie, Ufl) lUDB WANTED—Vicinity Oak St. ger, dictaphone oj^rator, secre 3:30-5:30 p.m. Tel. MI. 9-4218. Wood Gutter, 4x5 and 310,000. Buyer needs $3,000 down. Street to Main Street, all In the Town world. Services Here FREEBURN A WA’TSON, Plumb-, COMPANY 328 Delivers-316.18 Month 250x270, to be sold together.l Both THRALL ROAD of Manchester, for a trial period of Budapest radio disclossd that Benton 8 t, and plowed into a chain UfMtin St., Hartford. Working DOORS' OPENED, ktys fitted, tary, telephone operator, salesper 4x6—as i s ...... lin. ft. .89 UVANTED Piano, in good condition, MI, 9-5910, three (1) months. copied, vacuum clesners. Irons, ing and Heating Contractors. New Y o u GET-r suitabis for rumpus room. MI, are in Excellent conditiori. Carlton VERNON martial law was impossd follow link fence divnUng the BiUlMa hgtOT S:15-4 p.m, CaU Ml. S-2010 InstslIaUons, alteration work and sons, window trimmer, waitress, In the growing carbide cutting W. Hutchins. MI. 9-8182, 9-46$4. lit . 8-7680 In orter to provide toe beet pos guns, etc., repaired. Shears, Help Planted— No. 1—18” Red Cedar 18-PIECE BEDROOM 9-9179. OWNER TRANSFERRED. Cape P U B U C UTILITIES COMMISSION. ing a day . and night a t nbslUoua property from that of Lawrence 1 'a repair work. MI. 9-3808 or MI. counter girl, cook, mother's help tool industry we need experienceÎCM MI. 9-TI85 OBDROB J. ORITON. SECRETARY.’' SAUl OF SHORT print aprons. Ibuvea, mowers,-etc., put Into con- Prime Shakes (car- 18-PIECB UVING ROOM MANCHESTER—Check. This won’t Ood. Six flniahed rooms. Large rioting in the streets at ths sible Jervica for tot residents of Greene, 118 Benton St. It also U t 9-9931. .. er, houseworker. kitchen helper, machine operators and other types Male or Female. 27 tonfdl ...... per sq. toe fender of a car partiad in Beat- 90c, TBe each. Mrs. Elliott, 79 ditloa for coming needs. Brsith- hostess, inspector, assemWer,' 12.95 12-PIECE KITCHEN last long. Investment property. 4-4 cabinet kitchen, baths. Oil capitsi. The radio said "numeroua Maachsatsr, the Socla), Security H o u r St. MI. a-7tS3. waits. 83 Pearl Street. of industrial personnel. If you want - Pius - WANTED—Girl’s 24” bicycle, MI. tie’s yard. grinder, sewing machtpe operator, S'good Job apply at office. EXPERIENCED cashier for small No. 1—18 " Pert:, re- flat; Both flats will be vacant. Hot heat. Aluminum windows and citizens, soldiers, and membera of Administration will extend its supermarket, tg Work Thurs., Fri., ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR 9-8288. water oU heat. Aluminum doors doors. Buckley school. Sensibly the security forcsB was stain’,’’ but Mrs. Greene wee asleep In a RIDERS WANTED to Hamiltm GONDER’S T,V. Service, avaUable Millinery— Dressmaking 19 solderer. silk screen printer, choc, 'butted, sanded (car- itlnsrant service to twice a week, room about three foet from whaga olate dipper laundre ' ' presser. Sat. Mar\’'s Food: Mart, 1 South TV SET AND COMB, RANGE and window*. Over H acre of priced, 315,400. Ken Ostrinakyj gave no flgures. Standard 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. ahilt. a w time. Antenna converaiooa. Main St. . toned) ...... per sq. 21.9S Free storage-until wanted. Free Charles W. Wing, manager of toe the truck came to reet. Robert ALTERATIONS on day snd evening Russian The once-purged Imre -Ifagy land. Priced right at 313,900. Realtor. MI. 3-8189, MI. 9-3596. . rpilanes, Sonie part time aiuLTrainee Jobs NELCO TOOL CO., INC. West Middle Lpke. area. ^11 MI. PMJco factory supervised servics. dresses, coats, suits, etc. Central delivery. Free set up by our own Hartford otBce, announced today. Greene, who Uvea in the aaaa 8-7801. Tel. ML 8-1486. available. Apply Cbnnecticut State B Canadian Framing . - Rooau Without Board 59 Phone Barbara Woods ■ Agency was named premier and he ordered ly located. MI. 9-6636. B reliable men. MI, 9-7702', ROLLING PARK. A nalisUo martial law with the death house and la Mrs. Greene’s hcoth- Employment Service, 806 Main 266 Center St., Pine St. entrance and Sheathing*, Effective immediately, a ' rep er-in-law, aald she waa still aslaap REFRIGERATION sales snd serv Street, Manchester. Situation Wanted* (truck load)...... per M 96.00 Phone for appointment \ priced expandable Cape. Four penalty for anyone who broke the resentative of toe Social Security ALTERATIONS done on women Hartford CH. 7-0388 BOOM FOR a lady. On Main St. CAPE COD—Expandable Cape on nice rooms, tile bath, ample sec peace, the radio said. even while poUca ^pre investigat- let, Commercial, household, air end children’s :cIothing, reason . F em ale , 28 After 7 P. M. OH. 6-4690 quiet street with fine view. Imme Tanks Fight; Ite Administration will be at the AatOBMbOsB for Salt' 4 cooditionera, freesera. A. and W. 14x8 Cedar Clap, Tel. MI. 3-6803. ond floor space for two additional The' government called for help Manchester Post (A c e on Mon able prices, skilled fitting. MI. .KEY PUNCH OPERATOR. PRESS OPERATOR to learn setup. boards- Bided. . .pet, M 169.00 See It Day Or Night , diate occupancy.'Not In develop rooms and bath. Hot water heat, Rafrifsratlon Co. ML 8-1387, BU. 9-9263. Apply in person. Gunver Manufac. EXPERIENCED typist desires typ not only in Budapest but through days and Wednesdays from 10 to- BEFORE TOO BUT a 8-3198, ML 8<»88. If you have no means of transpor I.ARGE ROOM for two. State Tail ment. 314.200. Madeline' Smith, - fireplace, steel beam construction. out the country. luring Co., 234 Hartford Rd. ing at home. WUI pick up and' de.- \xl0 Cedar Clap, or Shop, 8 Biasell St, MI. 3-7383, (Contlaoed from Pag# One) ported about 120 young ntep sur- 12 noon. see <3ormao Motor Sales. ick PART TIME liver. MI. 9-2907. tation. I'll send my auto for y»u. Realtor. MI 9-1642, Only 313,900. Maddock A deVoa. BUYING PAPER, magaslnes, boards—Bided. . . .perM 240.00. No dbligntion. MI. 3-8047. Realtors. JA. 2-028$, evenings CH. rendersd to Soviet and Hungarian It is hoped that this added serv Salas and Service, 888 aslnes. EXPERIENCED lathe operator, surrender Communist Isadsrs ds- ice will enable all toosa in the Public Records StrasL ML S-48TL Oi»sn evenings. rags, dunkman’a Junk. Wiu pick Moving—Trucking Opening for operator on a part MANCHESTER — 38 Wellington 3-9988. troops by raising a white flag at full or part lime. Apply in person. Mahogany Paneling, per M 190.00 A—L—B—E—R—T—’S HEATED furnished room, kitchen Rd.—7-room Colonial. ExceUent manded. ^ the famous' chain bridge acrosk Manchester area who want to file up after■ 3t p.ip.m. All day Saturday. Storage 20 time bests during our regular office /, 43-45 ALLYN ST. HARTFORD Dial 113-t- Til. 9-7631. Gunver Manufacturing C^>., 234. Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 I Before you buy. let us quote yOu privllegea. Ladles only. CaU MI location. Fireplace. OU ateam heat. the Danube, near the Parliament claims or obtain information re Warraatea Deada NEED A CAR? Short on a donlrn AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local hours of 8:90 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Hartford Rd. * j on your trim, doors and windows. 3-8924. 82 Oakland St. 'Order Strict Curfew' garding toe Social Security pro paymem had your c r ^ t Attached garage. Tastefully deco building. Obituary William H. Stenger and Maya D. CLEAN AND paint thoee gutters and long distance moving, pack COCKER PUPPIES with excellent HAMILTON GAS clothea dryer, rated. Immediate occupancy. .Sen Lots Tor SbIo 73 The fighting started last night, "They realized further realztance gram to do BO without a long stengar to Loulji H. Block and Taya down? Don't give up! For MEN wanted for cleaning evenings ROOM with kitchen privUeges. now. Avoid costly râirs later. ing, storage. Call Ml. 3-8167. Hart Apply to Employment Office disposition. Full grown. Black and NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. 3150. Also nine piece walnut din sibly priced at $17,900. CaU A. R As it swung aroun.d the clock and wez uzeless end bloodshed sense .waiting period. Wing statSd. W. Block, property on Joan JUb deal—not .thru a small loan conf- ford CH. i-1433. and Saturdaya, full or part time. ing room eet, 3100. Ml. 8-4798. Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, ONE ACRE buUdlng lota. Birch pany—se e -’ ’Harry” at 898 Main Ml. S-1383. white female Cocker, 325, Cocker Wilkie A Co., MI 0-4389, MI toward sarly dusk bn tha Danube, less,” the radio said. (3iarles Barbero to U u U Bar- Write Box Z, Herald. stud service registered Rockville 381 State Street 14 Arch St. MouhtSin Saction. In Bolton near S t t F ^neriy i Douglas ~ Motors). FIRST NATIONAL 9-0649. ~ Manchester. High elevation. Nice tha Budapest government- broad- A n o t h s r broadcast reportad N ^ e a th fl bero. p n ^ r ty on Fern St. FAT’S SEPTIC Tanka Service — MANCHESTER Package Delivery. TR. 5-2894. WES-nNGH O U S E refrigerator, Andrew Ansaldi' to O. Herbert cleaning, InatsUing, e a'l 1 a r s Light trucking snd package deliv STORES, INC. WAREHOUSE MAN for ahipping nine cubic feet, 355. Also 18 cu. ft. SINGLE room. Light housekeeping residential aection. Price $3800. .v .f II 1.1 ... .. I rebels who broke into a radio ata- Police Probing 1840 FORD CONVERTIBLE, new and receiving, work. Good work Nortli Haven, Coiin. MANCHESTER—Four room Cape. caat that all citizens must continue »i« drainad.. ML 8-3330. ery. Refrigerstors, washers and Bi r d , cat and dog puppUes, whojet ûpnghtÎrerze.r,. Roth in sxcellant ...faclUUea. Dne-block from centar. Phone Ml. -9-SSM). are Burronderlng and laying top, ne\f front end, dechromed, ing cohdiUons and company: bene Women only. Gall M l 3-5939'. Clly Sewera, storm Aoors and vto- to remain indoors. 'The order pro down their arma becaqaa they are Ernest Beede^ stove moving specialty. Folding Park and Oakland Aves., Sale And retail. Daily 9 to 5 p.m. ronditioh. About H price. Single longed a strict curfew from A p.m. leadsd in, new pahit ML 9-1408. ASHES AND m m SISH removed. fits, Apply Goodyear Tire and Tel. CHestnut 8-21-17 dows, amesite drive. Near achools MANCHESTER—Three lota, 90x180 aurroimded.” Shota an< acreama Oil Truck Crash Admialaltaitoe'e Deed choirs tor rent. Ml. 8-0793. East Ha:ôrd Tuesday. Thursday,'Friday nights bed. MI. 9-4042. and ' new shopping center. As- today ijitil 6 a.m. tomorrow. Ernest Paul Beede/43 Alexander Lawn mowing, light trucking, Rubber Company,Comi Inc., 180 Good- NICE-CLEAN room for two genUe- on paved road. City water. Price wera haard during ona broadcaat; Dr., East Hartford, lumband of Richard E. WrighL administrator inexpensive c l e a n transpor 7 to 9. Porterfield's Route 5 and m'en at Center. Parking bath and beatoa ahihgles, w oêd lot Price During- toe time people were trees out,.ceUsrs cleaned,, papers MANCHESTER — Movmg and win St., East Hartford. Conn. BU Chapel, South Windsor. JA 8-3391. CO.MBINATION OIL Snd fSS 32,000 each. '(Mil Gaston Realty, toe atation quickly switched to Mrs. Ann Louisa kfurpfiy.lurpBy, Beads, A Moriarty Bros, oil tank truck of toe estate of M a iW Wright, to tation. If you don't act what you trucking Co. Ml. 3-8983. Owned 9-3424. Rhower. 29 Hazel St. M l. 9-7088.' 310.900. MI. 9-92T5. ' 165 School St., MI 9-8781; evenings "orderd to remain indoors and want on our lot look behind our and rags taken sway free. MI. s a l e s l a d y and department man. Magee stove, 2'4 years old. Can music. died St his home this morning af rmied north ;ahout 8(M feet down Nswton R. Taggart, property at S8 8-Oi»143. Cs“!!sU evenings. and operated by Walter B. Per- ager wanted full time for the open-' Diemonfls—Watches— MI 9-7466. - to keep toe doors of your houses Woodland St. * offica. Cara to suit all purses. 341 be seen aftec')t:30 si 28 Main St., MANCHESTER — Bowers School locked.” The government said Martial law waa ' impoaed ter a lingering illness. ' \ hill on Benton 8t. today amaahlng^ ett Jr., and WiUlam J. Pickering. ing of our new store at the Man. WANTED — Experienced hook-, I •i▼e8tocX— V ehicles 42 Jewelry -• 48 Talcottville. , throughout the -country—a i^ r - Qiilhilalni Doada Main, formerly Douglaa Motors. TV Se r v i c e , 33.90 per can. au keeper for part time work. Write s in g l e o r t w in bedroom. Park, area. ExceUent six room Cape ROCKLEDGE TRACT—Choice lo these restrictions were necessary He was born in Boston, Mass,, a utility .^ a , and hitting a tree, cheater Shopping Parkade Good Cod, plaatered walls, fireplace, ently by the new government un June 3, 1908, the eon of Mrs. Mary- xFrancla J. Wright and Richard work guaranteed. Call -Bob Webb. starting salary, five dav W hour Box C, c /o Herald. WE BUY COWS, calves and beef LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re ing. MI. 3-8692. cation. AA lone. 100x150 Corner of “because the city has not yet been a porch, a parked car and a fence. W. Wright to Newton R. Taggart 1848fl847-1948 CHEVROLET panel MI. 8-8801. Paintins—PaoerlnT 21 combination windows, screened in Garth Rd. and Mountain Rd. Side, der toe hard-bitten, Soviet-trained Caahman Beede of Boston and the trucks—Xhccellent condition. Also week. Apply to Miss A.‘ Davino. cattle. Also horses. Piela Bros. pair*. adjusts watches expertly. ONE STUDIO couch, blus. 0ns FURNISHED room with home r'-ar porch; tastefully landscaped, fully cleared of counter-revolu No one was scratched. Maud C, Taggart, prapa^ at MARRIED Ma n needed in Rock ML 3:7408. ; walks, curbing, water, sewers. Nagy—and Budapeat Radio warned late Frank R. Beede; He had been 1849 Jeep Stationwsgon. MI. W. T. Grant Co., Main St. Tfl. Reasonable, prices. Open daUy. wing chair, brown. Call PI. 2-7774. comforts in private home, 43 many other extras. All for the low tionaries.” Patrolman Emanuel Kotola waa 33 Iôodland St. ville area. (?ar necessary. Route Thursday, evaninga. 129 Sprucr MI. 9-4182. that aummary courta coaid impbae a resident of ESst Hartfbrd for \. GEIn e RAL house wiring, sU kinds. PAPER HANGING expertly done, Church St. price 314,700. L. R. Whitcher A Budapest, Radio aiinoflnced the past 15 years, and was em continuing his invesUgatibn a c r o s s Bonding PavniitB WOMAN WANTTiC, days. Hours to work. 3100 weekly plus expenses Street. Ml. 9-4387. death penaltiea. , Nagy promised CaU PI 3-8388 after 8 p.m. free estimates.. MI 9-9589. to start. Phone AD 3-6321 FOUR MONTH old three piece Co,.JA; 8-2131. soldiers had. captured a machinery p loy^ as a lieutenant in the guard time. He sSid the driver of toe To wannergren Oonstruction Ca. 1881 PONTIAC 4 door Hydrsmatic, suit. No Sundays. Good pay. Ap Wanted— Pets— CLICAH, PLEASANT room, single that anybody who aurrendered vol truck Waa Joseph AUiod, 48, of 404 for Ctevey’s for aiterationa to a ' rook maple bedroom set, ori^nal- SabortMn For Sale '75 plant where rebels held out for untarily would eacape trial by mili force at Pratt and Whitney Air radio, real solid, 389.00 down. 1849 WALLPAPER removed, 37.80 per ply Comer Soda Shop, Slate Thea. Poultry-—Slock 44 or double, near bath and shMiac. $2,000 DOWN, large three bedroom three hours. It appealed to wivea Hartford Rd. AlMd told Motola he it at 45 E. Canter S t. S400. FLOOR and papering service. SALESMAN, detailer, store mana Garden— Farm-Dairy ly 3500, selling for 3350 including tary. courts. The government for craft He was an active member Morcury sedan good motor, radio, i Floors sanded and refinished. Alan room. More rooms cheaper rate ter B I^. ger. designer, engineer, pharma box spring and mattress, dining Meal arrangements if desire'sdesii^. ranch, fireplace, aluminum BOLVON—Flv* room ranch near and trade unions to dissuade men set toe hand brake on toe truck, To Itorry Rylander fOr Mra. aptness Mack, only 379.00 down. MANCHESTER PET Center for all Products ‘50 bade any public meetlnga imtil or of Campbell (Council, No. 573, papering and pislnting. T R '8-3071 Cleaui, neat workmanship. Ml. cist, display man, accountant, set, 365; refrigerator - and stove CerentraUy ■ ■located. ' 24,. Wadsworth storms, cellar, immaculate condi lake. Knotty pine living room from Joining the demonstrations. Knights of Columbus, the' Holy but didn't know whether it let go. Stuart Bbgar for aiterationa- to .a 1881 Ford 3 door V8—lierfect Or TR 9-1080. 9-91M. AVON CALLING. For women who your peta and pet supplies. .B. A St. MI. 8-4921. tion, many extras, 128’ frontage with fireplace. Oil heat. Good' der was restored. Nearby reeidents said the truck dwelling kt 338 Greanwobd Jw.j need money. Serve custonierg in •hipping clerk, policeman, church H. Green Stamps. C)pen 9 to 6 both for 3150, excellent condiUon; Indicating the flghting stm was •|Put down your arms by 2 p.m, Family Retreat Leaê, and a for motor, eU new rubber, .199 down sexton, purchasiiut clerk, mail car G-E automatic washer, like new, weeping views 314,800.. CarltorC:arlton sized lot, with patio. Full price raging into thli sfternoon in the was delivering oil at 78 Benton St. $900.■ ^ ' bank terms, trades, Brunner’s your neigbborhofwl. Advertisetf nal Monday through Saturday. Thurs A ^ L E S AND PEARS, 31 and up. W.. Hutchins. MI. 9-8132, 9-4694. todiy and martial law will ba mer Civilian Defense director for riers, welder,, tool maker, inspec only six months old. 3178; boat,, 811,900. Alice eSampet,* Realtor. city of more than a million the the town at East Hartford. Packard TalcottvUle. Tel MI- Bonsehokl Services Bonds—-Stotki tionally on TV. Call MI. 3-9199. day night till 9, Free parking. Ml. '^-luia Botti, 260 Bush Hill Rd. Phone. MI 9:4848. Other listings lifted,” Nagy aaid in one appeal. tor, electrician, machinist, carpen 9-4278. We repair aquariums, excellent condition, 3125. AH at Boaters Wanted 59-A MODIFIED ENGUSH colonial, six new government of Premier Imre 'Besides his wife and mother, he P iin . . Mortfaxes SI ter. grinder, millwright, painter, sacrifice prices. CaU MI. 9-0090. available. Nagy extended an ultimatum zero Late^-toe radio said Nagy re Offered IS-A heaters, pumps and reflectors. 989' EVERGREENS already dug or large rooms and attached garage. ceived-a delegation of rebel , lead- leaves one daughter. AUm Barbara 1868 FORDS—3 doors, 4 doors, V8 assembler, driver,, grill man, serv Main St. , . / pick, your own trom our field. 2,500 ROOM AND BOARD, working man Nice ehaded lot in center of Man hour for aurrender,of .-toe rebeli. A, Beede o f East Hartford: two QUICK CASH! 333.28 per thoukand WIRERS AND ice, men ,6f all types, machine op HOUSEHOLD furnishings for sale. VERNON—Ranch, SH rooina with era who said they would surren and. 8. All new down peymenta as FORMICA counters, ceranUo waU young trees to choose from. preferred. Three mtnutee to Main chester. Living room '22'6” xl4' attached garage, FuU ceUar. OU In an apparent gesture of zp- brothers, Warren a n d Robert ’ and floor tUa. Lot ua modernise pec month includes principal and erators, custodian, laborers, farm Yew*. Hemlock, Arborvitae, Cy. Moving out of state. Five rooms of St. Write Box Q, Herald. peazement to the rebclt, Commu- der on a promise-of no punish low ss 898.00. Bank terms, trades. interest. Hartford CH. 6-8887. furniture. Call TR, 5-9723, with fireplace. Dining room, large hot water heat. Lot 90x200. Resi manb It said Nagy agreed to Beede; and a sister, Mrs. Paul Aji- Also new ’98 Ford trucks at Big your bathroom and kitchen. For SOLDERERS hand, ground keeper and . dish Articles For Sale/ ,45 press. Fir, Junipers, 3i up; Hardy hzd. removed Ajidiaa REA SO Prank Burke,'Omnectient Mort- kitchen And separate laundry dential AecUon. Gaston- Realty: toeae terma. Biit stfll there was derson, all of Boston.. discounta. See Oict Bnihner at tree estimatea caU ML 8-3689, The washer. Some part time and mums, largfc plants. 75c each. Hegeduz az premier and Inatalled. gsgo Exchange, . Lewis comer Experienced in wiring and solder HIGH CHAIR, 34 Good/onditlon. room. Also lavatory. Second floor, 165 School St. MI 9A781; eve- no indication that the rebellion Funeral services will be held Brunner's Packard, TalcottvUle 1710 Shop: Buckland. trainee Jobs avaihible. Apply Con: Garden Sales 312 Oakland St. MI. Apartmento—Flats— three large bedrooms and bath. Nagj', who waa purged tn 1955. AU Gold. ing of resistors, condensers arid nectlcut State Employment Sen’- 34 Gummlngg;St., EaM Hartford. nings. MI 9-7466. was crushed. Saturday moiming at 9:15 at ths MI 3-8181. 9.940J). “ Musical Itiatrunento ' 1.1 Tenements 6.1 Must be seen to be appreciated. through the night atudenta, work John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Why ¥ou Should Buy m m WEAVING of butna. mpth boles components, similar to radio ice, 806 Main Street, Manchester. Ethe). Fortune. ANDOVER LAKE—Five room fur er!, off-duty Boldierz and others Nagy also promised "consist and tom clothing, hoalsry runa, Ciaston Realty, 168 School St MI. ent execution of democratization” 219 W. Center. S t, followed by a 1858 BUICK. Century 4-Door. Hard Rnsiness noDortiinities -12 chassis wem bliea. Excellent work, No, 1 GREEN Mountain winter po RCXKVILLE — Five-room apart 9-S7'l. Evenings. MI. 9-7466 . nished ranch oii lakefront. Glassed shouted for Nagy ss premier and handbaga repaired, ' sipper re- ROUTE MAN MIMEOGRAPH B. Dik. Very tatoes, mealy and very good eat ment, 398 a month. Immediate oh toa basia of his 1983 program. solemn requiem Mass in S t top. ThriM' lone. Power steering, ing Conditions. good condition . MI. 9-1398 be. ANTKJUE PUMP organ. Excellent in porch. Price 310,500, cash re demanded toe'expuiplon of Soviet ptscement, umbrellah repaired, ATTENTION TO BARBERS: I will ing. No. 1 In every respect.' De . condition. O il MI. 9-3640. occupancy. Watson Realty TR EAST CENTER ST.—BulUble for He called on toe rebels to return Christopher's (tourch. East Hart brakes, antenna. $3,400. MI 3-4833. fore 11:30 a. quired 32800. Owher will hold troopa from Hungary. But when ford, at 10 o’clock. Burial will be men’a ahirt coUars reverse and sell my two chair shop -known as Manchester Territory ' livered to your door, one bag Or 8 T63(), MI 9-7889. r office and home. Ten rooms, 38,000 mortgage at 5% . Madeline to "peaceful and constructiva MORRTS MEN’S STORE replaced. Marlow’s UtU# Mend Interviews Beingr Held toe Communiat government gave work.” in St. Mary's Cemetery, Eset Hart 1883 CHEVROLET Bel Air. Two "Mark's Barber Shop.” 147A SALE—33 I-S% off on 1958-1957 . more. Call Hathaway. Ml 9-6438. steam heat, oil, fireplace, two Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1643. In to the demanda for Nagy, ap door.-PowergUde. Radio. Quick ing Shop. I Servicing and selling, 3.000 Fuller Former Hungarian President ford. Maple Ave.,'Hartford. 31.000 value Monday - Wednesday - Friday Brush customers.' 390 guaranteed wallpaper/Green Paint and Wall bathroom! two-car garage, large parently the rebels were not to b«. asls. OsU MI. 8-0M7. 3380. GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, BEDROOM and kitchen, 'furnished. lot. Ample parking. Mortgages ar- ANDOVER — Seven mUes out. Zoltan Tildy, who holds no office Friends may call at the funeral c u Kt a in s laundered in my home. for only 3500. |1 a day overhead. while learning. paper a/the Green. Open daily 8-9 gourds, decorative corn. pump SEPTIC TANKS appeased without aome indication' Leaving for South America at IP . M .. 4 :30 P.M. p.m. . Cali MI B-3081. ranged. A real bargain. For ap Choice Cape with aix flniahed In Hungary, now,. alio spoke over home tomoiTow and Friday from ■ORRY SELLS FOR LESS I N ^ CCREDIT BUT -need a car? See AU work done 'by hand. Reason kins. sweet'cider, year old foWl, a n d the Ruasiana would get out. 2 to 5 'and 7 to 9:30 p.m. M rooms, fireplace, breezeway and toe radio. He said "re-eatabliah- able rates. MI. 8-3411. once, can JA. 5-9171 a.m, or after JA. 7-9400 HOOM pointment call George L. Grasia- The cfy "Ruaakiea go home” ■a Brunner. I have sonie good 31 each. Gracia Farm, 679 Hebron 8’4 apartment, furnished or garage. acre lot 315.800. Made ment of law and order ia toe su Members o f' CanipMI Coun.eil, 7 P-m. R C ^ L AND Smith-Corona port-, unfurnished, working couple. Net4- dio. Realtor. MI. 9-8878. mingled with machinegun Are used cars at low weekly pay GRAY MANUFACTURING able and Standard typewriters. Ave. Glastonburv FLU6GEP SEWERS line SmitU; Realtor. MI. 9-1643. preme duty now: The people muat No. 873, Knights of Columbus, \rtll ments: ‘44 Chevrolet 33 week, '47 TRY US FOR reupholstering, sUp ATTENDANTS—part-time. Exper Bolton Rd. MI. 3-6389. near a itatue of Stalin tha't young covers, draperies, rug cleaning. ience preferred but not necessary. 11 makes of adding machines Hebron Center. Older six room support toa government” meet at the K of C Home at 8 ^^■F F E R S YOU MA1XON41XY ADVSRTIBBD BBANDSX Pontiac, like new. '80 Chevrolet COMPANY home in nice condition. Few VERNON — Ranch home, 36x40. workers tried to topple. " worn Help IVantH!— Female 25 Married men..;i|gfiJ5IJ5. One -man sold or. rented. Repairs on all Hiiuschold Goods ,, 51 Machine Cleaneii WOULD LIKE to share my four The Hungarians waj-a seeking o'clock Friday night and proceed 4-door. '48 Packard sedan. '80 makes. Marlow's. houses away from new Regional Three bedrooma. kitchen and di Today’s accounU of toe fighting from there to the funeral home to “ ''V; ^ ^ ‘' Buick station wagon, little body HILUARD ST.,^ MANCHESTER to work. mornings, 9-1 i 6 days A Septic ’Tanka, Dry Wella, Sewer room apartment with a bueiness came from the official Budapeat freedom' from MoaCow control. TjOUNG LADT for- light counter DOUBLE oven, used, Frlgidalre High School. Large lot, garage; nette. Birch cabinets. Living They had shouted "Out with toe pey respects to Mr. Beede. work but motor and inside Uke week. One man to work highci^ range In excellent condition. Lines lastalled-r-Celler Water* giij. Write Box S, Herald. room and firfplace. Ceramic tile R adio' and from travelers who. R ■EUE1G» YOU o r PARKING PRORLEMS " E v e r t s MI. 3-7387. work in retail store. AppTyi' in per "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” 6-9:30, 3 nights a week and at 1946 CHEVROU^ cylinder head. Only 312,600, Aasum/present VA' Rusaian troops "and even the new. See me today. Open tUl 8 son. Lynn Poultry Farm's Store, aay Complete overhaul 315. 15 foot Kemp*. Ihc. kn 3-5680. prooflng Done.' mortgage. bath. Hot water baseboard heat. reached the Austrian frontier. Di —Sun...... Apply— person In at Me lure SIX ROOM apartment with bath, Hungarian Communiat party's Max Klar. p.m.•m. Brunner's,r ■ TslcottvUle. ML FLAT FINISH HoUsnd window Manchester Parkade. ■ 'I row boat as i* 325. CaU Ml 9-1791. Amesite drive. Two years old. rect telephonic communication 3-3191. Pontiac, 373 Main St. avaUable Nov. 1st 340. 25 Main OP Mather Street — Six room newspaper ^ had proclaimed "We Max Klar of Somers died at l)ie - shades, made to measure. AU St., TalcottvUle. Call MI. 9-6861 314,700. Watson Realty. Thrall with Budapeat was cut off after EXPERIENCED wool presser-, ex LOOK! McKin n ey b r o s . brick Cape, IH baths, basement must seek our ewd road to aoci0- Johnson Memorial Hoepital, Staf metal Venetian blinds' at s new DRIVER WANTED for odr new de- between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ■ Rd.; Vernon. TR 8-7630, MI Endre Marion, AP correspondent iam.” ford Springs, .early tola morning, J^w EU EVini YOU o r A|AERA*nON PROBLEMS 1893 P a c k a r d 4-door sedan, SECRETARY cellent pay, steady work. Man NEW SNOW TIRES garage. Combination windows. No 9,7885. there, gave a detailed account of pem r steering, ultrsmsUc. radio, low price. Keys made whUs you chester Dry Cleaners. 93 Wells livery service.. Shoul^have good W a n te d Soworo^ Dispesd Co. Tha country had been in fer- after a brief Illness. He was for- wait. Marlow’s. knowledge of streets/Apply Byrns, Buy One, Get One For 31 ISO-182 Pearl St. — MI 8-5808 mortgage problems, assume pres toe early hours of toe uprisings.' neater, new paint, beautiful car. Busy purchasing, agent needs an St. MI 3-7251, '• 6.00 X 16 ----- ...... 2 for 327.80 MALE or FEMALE ent FHA of 312,380. Priced at VERNON -— Four large , rooms, ment-.-right behind rebellious. Po merly a reeident of New Britain. Seis and drive this one today. alert secretaryaecrelary experienced ■ in Arthur Drug Store/942 Main St. FOUR ROOM tenement for mtddie- - The rebellion was far more ■vio land—ever since Soviet Com ' He leave* three eiitera,' Mrs. Wil FURIUTURE repairing and refin-. 6.70 X 1 5 ...... i for 330.3CU aged couple. MI.'8-4751. 316, 800. - , breezeway and garage; Large lot j [ «ES, YOU CAN CHARGE IT HE|U;.~ ^ Brunner'a Packai^, TalcottvUle. Audograph tran8cripu%i duties. In RECEPTIONIST ahd bookkeeper. • WAREHOUSE WORKERS with ahade trees, Price 312.900. lent than that ln->Poland, where munist party boas Khrushchev liam Voight of Newington, Mrs. H. ishing: anUques restored. Fumi-t 7.10 X 15...... ,..2 forj|33.50 emphazis ,'waa on indepetidenca of Tsl. ML 3-8191. tefestingteresting and diversifieddiveriliied assign'assign- Profesaionat office. Pleasant SALESp;fRAINEE • LINE INSPECTORS J. Realtolr Call Gaston Realty, 185' School St., opened toe pandora's box of dt- R. King o f Bristol, and Mrs. Del- ture Repair Service, TalcottvlUe. Tax— Exchange . e HEAD INSPECTORS' SIX ROOM duplex. Good location. CROCKErrr. the Communist party from Kram- MI. 3-7448. ments. Excellent working condi working conditions. Good salary. Excellent condition. Oi) burned MI. 8-5416 or ■ MI 9-5731; eveninga MI 9-7466. JUtaMqlsatioa last Februaiy. phis St. John of Manchester; and 1883 DODGE H-lon Pickup, full tions. Location . ideal for. a local Wrtty. ;^px W. c /o Herald. EAST He r t f o r d - (Tole Motor* Budget Center .Sorters—Tiers—Siiere lln domination. TOP m* A im cx>MrAiu3 q u a u t t A im m e s s 436 Center St. 91 Center St.! and garage: Adulta only. Rent 385 More and more crie* were raised one brother, Frank Klar of New pries 3388. 1993 Chevitdet' H-toh resident. > *-Y66r VERNON—Spanking new 8?4 room In Poland’a'aasa itovlet Cbmmu- for purging of toe Stalin-era purg- s- 7:30 t» 4:00 P. M. .per iponth; M\ut have good refer- Mrs. Wells, MI. 8-4788, Britain. pickup. Good I motor, new. p ^ t , GIRL OR WOMAN part time Ap iNCHESTER ranch. Low price of $18,800 tn- nlst- boss Nikita Khrushchev al cra Who had imprisoned and ex- Building— Crockett, Realtor. ML 3-5416. or plumbing. Hot water oil . heat. night — Jn toe etormiest night see WUliam Kanehl. 51B Center .this field. ■ . JET ENGINE «!■ In response to an appeal frqm.toe Budapsat has known "sines late "Funeralfl hydramstic. Low mUeage. In ex- St., Contractor and Builder. Davino, W. T. Grant' Co., fl5 Main Help Waifted-^Male 26 HELP Sparkling 4-r6bm Cape Cod residence, M^. 9-7761^ Amesite driveway. Price 118,900. 24x40 large living room with fire ceUdnt condiUon. One price, only, St. , r . Exclusive with Escott Agency. Ml. Communist government . . 1944, when toe Russians finally ■HOP AT YOUR CONVENIENCE APPRENTICE DIEDIAKER willing MR. PALFREY (2 unfinished) ca b in et l a r g e 8‘TORE fAr reht. 209 N. place, large kitchen with, plenty of As toe new Premier tpok over, he wreatied the city from -the occupy 81100. Can be seen at 811 East NOW IS THE Ume to flnUh off kitchen, oil stenni heat with METALSMITH 9-7683. Armando Zeppa hS- cabinets, tile bath. Carafe In base, WOMAN "FOR laundry finishing de^ to leara a good trade. Apply in Main St., Depot Sq. R ^ a l 365 issued a surrender ultimatuin to ing* GernMins. Largely attende279., partmem. Five day week. Numer .'-latervlew Requiremdntat per month.' A p 3-6139. EAST , HARTFORD—L o w t ^ B , the rebels toi put down (hetr arms Hera is toe eequence of events for Armando Zeppa, 7i38 Birch Mt. Co., 234 Hartford Rd. ment; Brasa plumbing, Ule nice jocation, immaculate home. by 2 p.m. (8 s.m. EST). He according to last night’a direct ous benefits. Apply in person. New MASON'S HELPER wanted. Good APPLY • .You should be 18-81 yean tl Rd., were held this moraing at 8:30 DE LUXE 1848 FOUR door Chev- Model Laundry. 7S.Summit St. opportunity. Long time Job. MI. bath, Insulated. Amesite old. STORK^^Formerly Sears Roebuck Six fobm Caps, knotty p ^ A itch - promised them full amnesty if they reports and Budapest Radio broad^ EXPERIENCED wool presser, ex driveway. Bordered by a de at the' Center. Desirable Main St. from toe W. P. ()ulto Funeral n te r radio and heater. A good Aluininnin .Windows WoJfAN wanted to work - in dry 9-8146. eO)...fully plastered, Alunjlnum WATSON REALTY would do this, afiff’’ promiitad to caaU today: Home, followed by a eolemn reqiU- HORT MEN--WK RBLYOUR PANTS TO SUIT YOU cellent pay, .steady work. Man lightful brook. Convenient • You must bo a hirt aeheal location, heat furnished. Approxi combinations, IlreptkCe. See for. buy. PI. 3-7888. snd Doors 14-A cleaning and . launderette store. LYDALL A FOULDS THRALL ROAD, VERITON carry dut'the program he laid dowm 1- Yesterday afternoon thou- em Mass in St. James’ (tobreh at s- chester'Dry Cleaners, 93 Wells St. to new high school la a -graduate or.eqnlv■nivalmt. mately 1200 sq. ft. floor space. 348 Main Si., Manchester. 818 PARKER ST. yourself, only 818,300. L. R. TR 8-7680 MI 9-7868 when he waa premier in 1988 — eanda of Budapest Univereity etu- 3881 FORD Victoria. Jlood condi Ml 3-7254. -quiet residential area. Sen MI 9.68O8 or Ml 9-8821. ' Whitcher A Co.. Office JA 8-2181 or 9 o'clock. The' Rev. James T. GUARANTEED against all has- I , SEE more' consumer goods aiid less denU: marched in a demonetration O'Connell waa toe celebrant, and -r tion. Am being'shipped overseas. WAlOTBD—Dental assistant. Hht? sibly priced at‘'|l 8,800. Apply MI 9-9531. heavy induatrjr; , ■ALL MEN—WE ILUVE TOUR fll™ * TOO ards. ' Aluminum screens and YOUNG man -to work in garage FOUNDATIONS ( MR. TOM FLAHERTY t h r e e ROOM stor*;'SuitabU for to enforce thOIr demandi for more Hrs- Jane Maccarone pVesided at WUI afU reasonable. Call Ml. storm wuidowi as well as^ com- - perienced preferred. Write Box A ■ Later, deapita Budapeat Radio freedom and better living condi T- changing tires, picking up and de^ EMPLOYMENT OFFICE an office. New Bolton Rd.. Tel. MI! the oigan: The Rev. Edgar Far S-8381. c /o Herald. MANCHESTER—Attractive ■ f i o u r clalma that "mora and more of the r hthation acraen and storm doors. livertng cars,, etc. .Steady work. N b w F o im Is 'Weekdays ^8 a.m. to îlO p.iM. 8-6889. VERNON r tions for the entire population. rell read the committal service at CaU Ooughlin; Ml. 3-7707. Exclusive with roopi, expkndable Cape Cod with counter-ravolutlonariea are giving 1884 PONTUC. P ow er; steering, E3CPERIENCED _ sewiitg machine Man mimust , ■have good driving rec Saturdays 8 ajn.-I8 Neon shed dormer. Fireplase. Hot.wa- WARREN AVENUE 3. Ths students were quickly toe grave In St. James’ Ckuhetery. RDEB8 ARE FILLED WITHIN $4 to 48 HOURS. ord, Apply , in person t o . Bruno STORE FOR rent to responsible up,” the aurrendar deadlinS waa Joined by thousands at laborers. lM4r tim . Excellent condition. One 'operators trainees. ED. FOLOMSKI tef oil heat. City u.tilitiea. Lovely S-BEDROOM RANCHES extended to 6 p.m. One# again the Bearers were! lUchsrd ‘Morra, jO- Mazzo)i, Manclfanchester Motor Sales. a n n o n a g e n c y party. Long term lease available, Whits coUar-workera and even off- ' M agr. 31186. HarUord JA. 3-3440 RooDnx— Siding 16 Fhoae S tom ,’ GArfleld 9-9944 H PRATT a WHITNEY yard -with trees. Bîll price $1'3,- Louis Paggole, Frank Votha, Ray ^ V ' - a m r 8 p.m. ' V - ■ MI 9-5295. East Hartford, Conn. xmittable for restaurant. CaU X0. govcram'ehf pfomlaed not to punia|i duty aoldlqra. They- ail Ahoiited APPLY 900. Shown by appointment Alice tooae who aurrsndared. It said mond Sala, Edwin Albaitl and Phil ROOFING SIDING, painting, car AIRCRAFT' 8-4848. McClure Realty, Co,. Cism ^t, Realtor. Phons X0- Kitchen has buil(-in L A H ran^ô "Out with toe Russiane" and **We Augusto. J^-M JA R H Jtt IS OUR POUCT 18M iFORD, Mercury engine. Also FULL AND PART lim e porter for- JA 8-4940 -• and ovens with knotty pine on thoae who did hot would bs "left want a new government srito Imre pentry, aiterationa and ad£tiona, Manchester Modes, Inc. floor Ciire, .Apply in person to Dlvisloa of , 9-4543. Other fiatings avstlsble; to their fate." 1M8< Ford convartlk... convarttble. Very ..rea- 'ceilings, workmanship guaranteed. birch cabinets; :Oeramic tile bath, Nkgy as premier." Many; other ExecuUve 'Housekeeper, Manches JA 8-7747 Uailed Aircraft Oqrporatis Saturban For Rent <6. lT>e y gqvernment radio, laying > Mrq. J. Alfred Johnson able. MI. g-8838 after 4 p.m. A. A. Dion, Inc., 388 Autumn St. PINE ST. ' ’ NEVER LISTED BEFORE colored fixtures. I^rge lots, anti-Russian and anti-government The funeral of Mrs, J. Alfred' ter Memorial Hospital.’ Mon.-Frt. Eaat Hartford 8, Conn. toe rewait to "counter-revolutionary jj^ a V E R Y Pr i c e a l o w o n e . _.M1. 3-4860. -"'MANCHESTER between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. TTOEe JIOOM, year around cot- 100x180, fuUy landscsped. Amssite •K>gans were shouted. Johnson, 18 ■ Henderson R d.,. was - HOLLISTER STREET drive. Hot water baseboard radia gangs,” -repsrted grest damsge -4t- WANTED , tags at Coventry Lake. Electric wsa done to Budapest. Bub the 3. Orderly " demonstrationa per- held at 3 o’clock yesterday tfter- RAT’S ROOFING 0 0 .. ahihgie and tatove and refrigerator furnished. ,ONLY FIVE YEARS.-OLD tion heat, American Standard boil ■iste'd into the evening. Then toe A*to .Drivtog SchisAl T-A buUt up roob, gutter and cod' broadcast added "there are enough noon In the chapel of the Emanuel FOR Immediate-occupancy. Write Box BEAUTIFUL f v er. FHA approved. 12,000 dowp, students decided to march "bn to Lutoeriut Church, with'toe paaior, ductor work,work. roof, chimney r a - $12(900, - suppliea ot,.baaic fbo^ . and ahopa M UTINQ. School, AB, Herald:- 1 wtli be reopened on the ra-eatab- the Hungarian Parli8men.t build toe Rev. C. Henry Andereon, of I. Rqy Hagenow, 30. 8-13214. MAN or WOMAN Near gramma:;. Junior high, high only traiiMd and is?,Jackson, m . S-g338. Wanted Y O U N G M A N EFFICIENT lishmept of .order.'*’ Thia broadcast, ings on the banks''df"to'e'Damibs ficiating. G. Albert Pearson was tnaCRKtor, For your aale- FOR RENB* four room house. school, bus line, beautiful five; and talk to'.Nagy personally. organist, aqd ‘accompanied- toe ‘i- Available Nov. i . Call at 108 West Kxclusiye With coming at 3 p.m. indicated fighting . ■ ttniMd to u n ^ proper- THE BEST in BonSed buUt m i . TIME ’ REPORTER roo'm home. FuU basement, oil continued' past the first surrender 4. Radio Budapest reported at soloist, Mrs.', Roy C. Jhhnson, who ii|l roofs, ahh^gle roofs, .gutters, OIL. BURNER D E P FN D A 8 T E YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN PRINTING St., RofCkvUlt, or phpns TR. 9-52U. best fireplara, plaster W01s, eom- about IflL.p.m. Tueiday that Nagy' -sang “Nrarer My God. to Tbeo,’’ in iuzzivni’ S WATSON REALTY deadline. : conductma and roof’ repairs caU . steady werb. early ad4-a9o»- PLANT AND LEARN/ÂDE binatton windows and doors, Mie THRALLHRALL ROAD, VERNON VERNO "Iramedlatelx after the re-eatab- had received toe student leaden Swedish, and "In the Sweet Bye Coughlin. 30. 3-7707. menta, paid hoUdays vacaSqas. •f’w bath, copper plumbing, city.utUi- TR 8-T68D MI 9-7888 for dlscuaUons. ' - and Bye,” in English. Burial whs SERVICE MAN U X J ^ J N J . I \ I Waflted To Rent 68 ties. 4Vi% mortgage may be as- Ukhmeat of ordar in Hungary,” toa -Free Insonuice. Only 'steady ^ Good pay. 40 hour week, ilm e a m one-half OTertima. broadcast promised, “Soviet troops 5. *rhcn cams a radio and tale- in 'ik u t Cemetery. , I ’ Eiteelleht opportuaity aad com- nfaa aeed apply. Apply la per- WANTHUJ—FIvs or ^ room rent, siuned. Largs lot, nicely land phone blackout over Budapest. Kooftig sag îUmtys lf«A scaped.Thirty days occupancy. A OUT A W AY! Well constructed, ex wfll re\urn' to their bases. Work- Bearers-wsra'James W ilson, paay beaeflts for the right maik.. Sr.rtVKT Paid vacation plua acyewpaid holidayal Call vicinity 'of' Manchester. Family '%a. please receiv.e pur friends and (M y dancs music. Including Am«T* John Dahlquilat, Fred Dahlquist, MEN’S STORE /, real home. Reason for aalling,, own- pandable Cape. Basement garkge, R O f W G — SpeoiaUatos-m repair. wlOi two children, CaU Glaston alllea with love.”^ Tean Jazx, was broadcast The mid Robert Hultmim, Robert Samuel- Apply' la Peraea bury, K E 3-1844. f ■ needs larger ,boms. Priced at hrsplace, hot water hekt, acre bf, Ing roefa at aU klnda Also new LYNN POULTKY 9 A // L; O M. ’ T -’ only 314.900. ' f land, A good inexpensive home' . Tiw stateinent said tha floviat night broadaut'gVVs only foreign son and Jame< King. |DEPOTS90ARI r- news. ■ ' ! / roofs. Gutter work., ChlBueya AIIImI Printing $ m \ m , Inc. WANTED TO RENT. Four or live for' some lucky kotiple. Only troopa Were "aiding in toa aupprSs^ npalrad. 38 vaars’ sx- •ANTLY O U ^Q ., INC. FARMS STORE ■■•’I's.. $13,600. Maddock A deVos. Ztsal aion o f murderdus attarka of 8. A t 4;80 ,a.m., tpday: Radle Mesa Verdb In Colorado baa the T3 litsdI Sf/ r-fii '/■ X y / M I .1-1101 rooms. Manchester of vlelnlty. perisaea. Wrm oatlmaleo. CaU fgt MAIN At , Maarheater Farkada CHARLES LESPERANCE tora, JA. $4i2M. JBvaniaga, countar-nvolultoiC’ .Bidapeet announced TaajeiBt, re- Miet perfeeUy pseierrad eUffdwU* ■oirtqr. Masdisaisr ML S438L Couple and epa ohlld. Rafarencca. pept ItoAo T«—"netieniery lelementa have adtaslMd ■■■ tai Hw UMted Metee. ^ Wrtio Bom H, e /e Harald. MI 9-7620. \ 'A t one point, 4 h -

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ait raiRt^ô WEDNESDAY, bctO|ER S4, t m Aveniiri Daily Net Press Ron illattrbîêi^ ^ti^tting ISi^raiUi For the Week EadM Oct. 26, llM rorueaat af D.'Ja ' . . . -V. N««r BiMBlttas « a i rMd(v«4: A Halloween party, for Juniors ' Olaar, In ôuth MMhoaiit Onl :h Sunilny. and pupils in the Sunday School X .. 12,328 ►utTdwn Xuw IM *e H I mOtnlng a t the 10:46 a ^ c e . A r classes of Mias Doris Bolen and Member af Audit ' \ /- V -• V' ' , ^ 7 sons who are planning to Join aie Mias Elsie Johnson will be held; Bureau a( Orehlatiou lUll^-Night, the first e t a ash,ed to attend a special meeting at the parsonage of the Covenant | •*rl«a o^^nstionsillty nights, was for hew memoers F^day evening Congiag^tlonalo u r e Church Friday a t' M and^ler-Â City of VUlagk Cht^^ COM / •*. ea)oytfi W about' 350 membars at T:30 at thf churcl). Representa Fm- The children are expected »T-r- and guestsA^ Canipbell Cbiihetl, tives from church orgMisatiohs to attend in costume. Hi-Lcaguers HmR COHN< . V O L . y^x x Y i / n o . m No. 673, Knights o t Columbus, and committees will lead a brief of the church will have their, party CTWENTY-EIGHT PAGE&~.TWO RBCTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER J5, 1»$G (OaMlfM AdrertMag au rage M) Monday nighr\at th sN ^ e ric a n ing aeeaion in an Informal orienta the "same evening at 7:30 at thC:, PRICE licgton Homa \l(udge Joiwph J. tion program. . Smith home. 50 Alexander street. iJ Fauliso, city coui^Judgc of and they are urged to appear in! I N. ford, spoke on "Th%,Court 6. Concluding the series of diacus- costume. j I of Today." He was hitroduced by [ons on ■''My Faith and the Corn- y - . Ralph Scudieri, acting as toast mbit .Life,” Gilbert Barnes, Rich'' The Friendship Circle of the master. pinner mibde was ------lartln and Ray Warren mil Salvation Army will hold its an furnished by Tony O'Bi^Ht and be the participiants for the meet nual harvest supper tomorrow/] hia orchestra, i: Ing,- "My Faith and Public life ,". from 4:30 to 7 p.m. in the loiyei' to.be held tomorrow evening at 8 hall of the Citadel. The. menu Will o’clock in the Federation room at include fruit ju ice,. Swedish/megl Oenter„ Congregational Church. balls, mashed potatoes', y6»rrots, The panel will be. presided over by salad; rolls, butter, coffb^ with DOUILE STAMPS • the Rev. Cliffocd O. Simp^n. and apple crisp for dessert.Â sale of le Rev. R. Russell Peery' W ill home baked breads/ cakes, pies I THURSDAY ON legd the worship service. Refresh- Md" cookies will bônducted dur menU will be served following the ing'the abb>^ h^rgL .meeting. Anyone interested is in 4\Ji CASH SALES vited t o attend. Mt. Holyoke College alumnae^ of Red in ^Manchester, and Talcottville j ■I.-: I Loyal \Srcle of King’s Daugh were entertained at a tea yester JUDY BOND . ters will hold a rummage sale next day amrnoon at the home of Mrs. • Tuesday at g:30 a.m. in Woodruff A II^S.. Taylor. 66 Henry St. Mrs. hall , of Center Co^regational Mother Neill and Mrs. Richard Church. M ra,\Rachei Tilden is Poê^ Build chairman of lh \ sale. Donations ulready assisted the h^tess. BLOUSES ’here’ are 21 graduates of''Mt. , Premier Asks Order may be left at the church ne: Butterfliea wisrked in Lurex embroiderv Monday everting grom 7 to/ 9 Holyoke College now living "h i. Soviet-Free o’clock. Manchester, and two in T aicott-' ive an air of fancifuL Beauty: to this JUDY vlll*', ..I.■ |I OND bow blouse done In light, luscious gnylon georgette. Brilliant buttons glittering Miss Barbara A. Sm'ttl/ daugh Before Moscow Talk Eight 6f the members of "Gib-; on front and sleeves complete the charm ter of Mr. and Mrs. OvarJ. Smith. of this lovely creation that adds a- delicate Red Regime 125 Main St., a freshman at Xiber- bons Assembly, Catholic Ladies of \ Columbus, attended the annual' air to any costume it makes. Glamorous in tua M«gnus C olleg^N gw Haven, white and pink. Sixes 32 to 38. Warsaw, Poland, Oct. 25 (TP) 'ienna, Oct. 25 <7P)—^The Hungarian rioting continufid to- , is a member of Vtt refreshments SU te convention in Norwich laatji dayxand Premier Imre Nagy promised he will negotistS with committee-for the Freshman Mixer weekend, Mrs. H. John Malone- —^Wlad.vslaw Gomulka. Po Dance to be ^ d Friday night, apd Mrs. Waldo Lyons of the local I land’s new Communist party Moscow to withdraw its occupation troops if tira rebels grad u at^ of Manchester Hi ^ e m b ly were, appointed SU te I boss, A’orked today fb erect end thW revolution. - ' ^ director and State editor, respec- School, Bbt recently beeaihe .. a NagyNvent oh the radio to appeal for the rebelliouB forces member/bf the Nation*! Federa- ively. Gibbons Assembly now has' structure of independent Many styles now available of students and workers to lay down their arms sad help his Uon of/Catholic College Students. he Urgest membership in the ■' NEW • communism in the wake of new government. State. ; from $3.98 to $7.98 in ouf a: political revolt against Mos SporUhvear Department — Sec He promised that if they did so the country would fe t B ^ t r e ; Carlock, son of Mrs. J. ond Floor. cow domination. Carlock. , 24 Deerfield Dr., has Ml*e Loretta Bushnell, daugh-i FALL SCARFS Official broadcasts said Gbmul- new dbal. . , named to the dean’s list at W” ' Edward Bush-.i ka and the Politburo of the Po “As soon as order is re-established those troops which were nelL Middle Tpke.. a Junior All wool—square or long scarfs Colgate university. Hamilton. N. in’ air whita and colorful plaids. lish Communists party had as, called by our government to help will be withdrawn,” he iudd. T . Carlock. a senior, ia a 1953 at Manchester High School, parti sumed “ leadership of the working Apparently this means that graduate of the Kent School. cipated. _ _ ... in the t'*w^« Con- .1 classes and the entire nation to gregatlonal Youth Rally held in soon as the revolution ended the $ and $ each CLASS CASUALS overcome the mistakes and blun Kossuth Square, Budapest, Hungary, shown above with the House of Parliament In the back Russian troops, tank* and je t Fighting in AlRerin The Nathan Hale PTA is spon- Bushnell Memprial Hall, Hartford. : 1.00 1.98 ders of the past." plane pilots would be recalled to Sunday. A member of the CYP ground. was the scene of heav>' fighting as Hungarians staged a revolt against their Communist the WELL GROOMED . One broadcast said a program government. Jet fighters strafed throngs in the square as Russian troops, tanka and armored cars their bases. Then Nagy Would t#ke J. W. Hale Store tomorrow mom- Club of Center Church, Miss Bush-1 would be sub.mitted'.to the party’# anai^-ered the Hungarian’s regime’s call for help. (NEA Telephoto i. .. .1 u.i- Tunfs, Tunisia, Oct. 2S (ff) inf aUrtinf at 9:30. nell narrated numerous slides of up negotiations with Moacow to \ _Preini#r Hahih TtnuruiilKa Central Committee Sunday for im hsv. the four or five Soviet dlvi- | T?*® » * Pilgrim Fellowship activities and] BOY COATS provement of econonUc conditions alona In Hungary evacuated, to Tunisian ParUaaiant introduced the speakers connected and -the participation of youQi in Ruaaia. i tonight fighting baa broken with them. the government. That go everywheie In fash - Broadcaaters in Budapest out between French and It promised to lift the "fetters Philip Treggor, baritone, min-1 ion: To school, to town . . claimed Soviet and .Hungarian | Tunisian troons a m iw ih a the games, etc. - of aecpecy" from party affairs, and Uoops ware slowly crushing the I Alo-ieJ-!! ister of music at the S o u t h pledged a free election of party of- Does FalUOut Peril , Methodist Church, will be guest anti-Soviet rebellion—bqt fighting: *T®hHer» WiE !• Off ficlAi*- A party resolution con went on. ” Tunisian Information Mhi- 1 artist at the second annual con-1 1007. W O O L CAMEL demned anti-semitism. i ^«T for Ue alumni association of There were no late figures on ister; Bechir Bc 0 Y ah m o d f Pre-teen sizes 8 to 14 Moacow Parley Set casualties, but travelers from galS kail If you voto for "Griff"^ H «tt College of Music, In Hart- i Gomulka and other leading 9 the Mvernment « «!’ ^ ***'** Sunday evening *t -1 Win- .Their Admiration Hungary isst night said hundreds I members of the-Politburo plan to hs4 been reported killed in Buda- Us tiny army M roatst irtm '^**^**^** - '^ ^ auditor^]! In A .Jerry Gilden Option fly to Mpocow' soon, to talk over pest alone. any French attempt cross JMmM.«riffM differences that developed between to. ‘ 2 3 (EDITOR'S NOTE: ConUnned-these articles!. (3) Even very*-H-bomb teaU 'c^lduetefi so fsr by Wladyslaw Gomulka, new boss the frontier from Algem and Polish and' Soviet Communist lead of the Polish Communiist party, For Sfoto SepT‘<»r •t. Gerard’s Mothers Circle will PONY HIDE HIGHLIGHTS ON ers last weekend. t-eato' of the H-bomb have become small amounta might damage hu-iajl nations? to hold Tnnisian f r o n tie r told Poles last night it depends on I meet tonight at 8 o’clock at th ell Teen OepL—Second Floor A Moscow brobdemit today re a critieaJ^laane in the presidential mans living now if they were hit A. T h e . Atomic Energy CofiP- poets at an costs. home of Mrs. Walter Mulvihill, 61 ORLON and W O O L oampaign. ShMid the ; United by or ate or breathed enough of thanj“ how long Soviet troopa may ported the speech of Gomulka to nussion (ABC) says no. It says remain" in., ^land. In the next , Marion Dr. Co-hoatesa is Mrs Recognise Him? a mass meeting jast night. But 11 States take the lesui to abaafibn certain kinds of these atoms, ; Norman Ponton. by JERRY GILDEN fall-b(it hea exposed us to ' only breath he made It elgai/the occupa left; out Gomulka’s statement that mrther tmta In the ^.Merest of q . How can ^ single H-bomb At least part of him wilt ba In the White Houm for four about l/lOOth of the amount of tion troops would remain asM nff A wonderful versatile style! Jerrv years after next Jan. 20. This photographer’s gag is a com- he had received assurances from humaiilty's aurvlval? Or Is U.S.i ---•test in•- -- the Pacific,- •- or *■ in Siberia,- - or radiation to which we are Inevit G>st af Living, Nikita Khrushchev, Soriet ■ party survival poaallil.v dependent upon ' •somewhere else equally remote, af as the West has military iniiDdla- Gildert takes • an orlon and wool poalta of photos of President Kiseiihower and his Democratic ably' exposed by natural radiation tions in West defmany. ■ - blend. , .gives It a amooth-fltUng Adlaisf Stevenson.I Top of head and eyes'are Adlai's. boas, that Soviet tcoopa In Poland continued experiments with a fect me in the United States 7 which has always surrounded us. button: frpnt bodice atop an . accor would bo returned to their regular weapon which ma.v prove the most More Teats, More Fall-Out Faoe Opposition by Zhukdg SWEDISH RAKED powerful irtstniment for peace f It says fall-out exposure so far is Wdrik^’ Pay MILITARY dion-pleated skirt. . .punctuates the bssea within 48 hours. A. In time., a tiny spijnkle of about equal to having one chest Both the Hungarian and Polish whole dresk with .a pony-hide trim Gomulka’a statement, was the This is the first t>f three articles its fall-otlt descends on vour city, X-ray, lesdtrs, on the surface at least, exploring the problem). would like to see the occupation belt. Black: , Loden Green, Camel. first official confirmation of adding a bit to the radiation in Othc* aclentista aren’t so sure At New lêtk WHIST Sizes 8 to IS.'- NEW threatening Soviet troo^ move- which you live. How m iichj* add forces get out. But In this they FOOD SALE By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE it's tU been safe so far, or are FRIDAY. OCT; 24 menu during.the pollUcaX crisis ed depends on ^ e . number,: type likely face the opposition of Rus Ready-tm-Wear Department— Second Floor here. Broadcasts Ijuoted: Polish re A P ScietMW'Reporter) worried about Certain typee of fall sian military leaitors, including So ■ DViuihinFton, OeL 25 (F) >— A s s c ANDIA. LODGE FALL HANDBAGS - •"** timing iff the tests. A slow- out, especially Strontium-90 which Government reportad today that 1:00 P.M. potters throughout the provinces . New York, Oct. 25 (/P) Fall- j enough rate, of testa conceivably viet Defense Minister Georgi K. Adlai Stevenson called "the worst Zhukov. The Rusalsn military men living costs rosa three-tenthi of MASONIC TEMPLE Mkny styles to choose from in plastic, Adlai Sees GOF ‘Deceit’ as saying -“Soviet Army unit* nave out -rr- scary, stepchild of our new would add no more radiation than polaen.” nne per- cent in SeptemberTto d HAU’S STORE calf and genuine leather. Colon: Black, either already withdrawn to their atomic age — has .become a holty waa flUappearing by decay of an feel they can not abandon any of recopg level. Red, Tan and BrOyvn. ‘ bases, or are in the course of do Q. What la StrontiU)h-90 and their " f o r w a r d ” posiUona .in fipenared By Temple *kvMlor fah-cut. The more teeta, why ia it especially dangerous? ’ By THE ASSfXÎATED PftESS A speech at a "farm day" rally in the ing so.” \ radioactive election issue., Europe. For instance, if they With ' The index of the Labor Depart Chapter No. S8, O.E.S. .the-îore fall-out. A, Strontium is a natural cheip- ment’s Bureau oC Statiotlca SAT, OOT. 27 SPECIAL SALE! President Elsanhower wiu give a DUnoU cajrttal city, Ufe in Poland seemed to be re Huqian dangers from fall-out Q: —Are we exposed now to dan- drew from Poland, what about Eaat turning to norifisl. Last night W darlie proposals to end H-bpmb Germany 7 If they withdrew from reached 117.1 per cent of the U l7- DsaaUoa 15c $2.98 m ajor campaign speech In New Vice Prasideirt Nixon, too, was gqiitius amounts from A-bomb and (OohMaoed en Page Two) 49 base period. ■afirealimeats—Prlaea •s66 AiM. "* some young "Foies ignored tMtir, and the differences of view Hungary, what about Czechoaio-’ Gomulka's appeals for order and. vakia 7 . This was about one-twth off M * onôw and when to doi..lt. . per cent above the prior record of yesterday ak;cused the RepubUcans tour the CWCago area and tp speak engiged in anti-Soviet demonsfra- In this- debate voters must :de- Anyway, Nagy promised the tions in s>’mpathy for Hungarian Hungarian people he would try to 117 in July, end emnparen with of using what he said was "deceit at Rockford. clde concemfng scientific malteTs, 116.8 for August Stevenson put in a rugged 12- make a deal with the Rusriana on Unmatched in U.fi. poUtIca.” on some />f 'which prominent ' Prices were higher la geptomber There were \ Indlcatioiia Eisen hour campaign day yesterday, (Coattaaed aa Paga Two) scientists are divided. Fall-out and thia hot issue. He said he would DOUILE STAMPS hower planned to hammer again- at < covering 110 miles ctf New York’s seek gi "complete withdrawal of for ell major groups of oonottmer Hpbomibs also involve, of course: goods and aervteae aseept food, ON A U ' MAKE UP YOUR Stevenaon’s repeued call for this! Bronx and suburban sections. moral, political, diplomatic and Soviec forcea” THURSDAY ON country to take tm lead in seeking- which remained at the August Adlai ’Good aad Mad* \ military security question*. In his speech Nagy offered clem level. international agreement to ban': Speaking to responsive crowds Jimenez Wins Here are\ eome of the main By U.S.. Scientist Group ency again to the anti-Soviet reb C A SH S A L B CHRISTMAS APRONS ALL CASH SALES The Bureau said the SaptoaiMr THURSDAY hydrogen \^mbs. ft„ Republican Nassau and scientific f a m and points of 'view: els who were still fighting in the living coat level was nearly i per TOILETRIES IBC Esrlier, addressing a cheering rays they emit can be harmful to bornk testing. 6 9 f ' rally in the normally Democratic awarded the 1950 Nobel'prize for living tissues. nuclear teats at their present rate (Oontinutid on Page Twenty) Electric Co. idsnta. Wage rates for radio-televialon networks (9 p.m. literature today. ’ ■ Arthur H. Compton, former is not a hazard to mankind.' thesq workers are geared in part FABERGE COLOGNE ED T). ' Bronx. . Stevenaon aiud "nothing Q. How can fall-out harm hu chancellor of Washington U niw - I has dlstmsted me more" than what The award was .made by 18 mans 7 > He said Eisenhower had qifoted to changes, in the government liv FLOCKED NYLON $1.25 and $2.00 After pushing his Democratic Hterar>' experts of the Swedish sl|y and one of the Avelopees of ing cost index. residentisl candidacy throughout 'ha termed the ‘.'phony peace laeue" A. In -three ways. (1) A. huge the origlnai atomic bomb, told the "one mildly optlmisUc" portion of ORGANDY APRON in the campaign. Academy of Le'tters-from a field of amount, as from a war, can cause the document. New record levelt of ■ faetoty Ste- New. York area. vYsOterdny, about 30 -candidates, proposed for SL Louis Ministerial Alljahce that worker earnings also were re LENGTHS Stevenson turned back to the Mid At one pomt, the Dem'ocratic generalized radiation sickness "to maintain our freedom we must “This is a most pessimistic re- NEW QUICK END CURL candidate Said Eisenhower" had the $38,000 piiize. The award, the and/or death. (2) Even veiy tiny Bulletins ported. The Bureau ’of Labor west to{lay. He wee due : to fly to richest in' literature, wqs made continue. testing, •• . . .hydrogen ^ bombs." ^ ' P nAFr ffj” MM first Y*"**^*'' In ■•■<*• "This__ re-_ Very v little sewing. Springfield, HI., for a meeting with spoken “sill.v nonsense" in ssiring ampunts knight affe^ human- port siys in substance that man Stmtiatica Said take-homa pay-^r '$1.25 possible under ,the will of the late Compton Said he' supports Pres from the AP Wira earnings lets tax dedqeUona ~r Two aprons m- Jength fCirm adviser* and a major farm that AmeriOsiv prestige Is s t ' its heredity (tomorrow's subject in ident Ehsenhoweris rejection of kind, when he started breaking up $1.49 highest level. ' ~ . Alfred Nobel, Swedish Inventor of the atom, opened the rtoor into reached a new peak In September. speech. j ’ ■ dynamitk proposals by Adlai E.t Stevenson, 94e VALUE l^»ANA Sen. Eaten Kefeuver, Stevenson’e the Democratic preaidentlal nom country which is territojy un The average take-home pay af a nmntng mate, also was down for a (OsaUaned.oa Pago Seven) , . Jinienez.' who left his native known. He doesn’t knoW what'he RED INTERVENTION < HIT 39" BORDERED Spain in 1936 durirtg the disorders inee. that! the United SUtes take fiew (Oontlnned on Rage Twenlg) TOOTH PASTE 6 6 c the lead in efforts toward an Inter Is letting himself in for." ■ York, Oct. 25 (F) ipreal- Of the Spanish•-Civil War,- has News Tidbits deat Elsenhower said todSy the CHRISTMAS PAHERN lived In nearly every country in national .agreement to halt H- , Flnletter said “there is pave bomb testing. United States “deplores ttiie in- ABC COTTONS . . 75c BAYER'S - the western'hemisphere, including Culled from AP'^WIn* danger of bone tQmor from the ten-ention of Soviet 'mllitaiir Janice StumpB the Experts the United States, during the last •The Stevenson-Kefauver Cam present levels of testing.” •One yard makes - paign Conurtlttee here issued' a farces" In strife-tom Hnnpry. pixie LeiEiders ASPIRIN-TABLETS 62^ 20 years: The Federation of American HU sfnteqicnt fbllowed n tek^ apron. Yard . . . . . He'la now living in Puerto Ric6, Jamaican who escaped from statement saying that 270 scien- Scientists said a ban on nueiear 13.00; S 9 / Osts have sent messages' endorf(■^ phone talk with , Sscrstnry «f vvhere he Went in 1951 to, become federal’'prison-camp in Alabama testing "would lessen international State Dulles In W a sh tn g t^ Deny Blocking GERITOL LIQUID O R’ ; WaHted: Simple Aîsêr a visiting professor in the College nine years ago is caught by ining Stevenson’s pro)>o*Hl "or have tensions whicJithave been increased of'Humanities at the University of veatigntora of Federal Bureau of issued statements urging free and by each new .series- of nuclear TABLETS $2.98 and.$4.98 open dlscuaaion of these teste.” ^ teste.” TRAIN KILLS iÔHT TOTS SOMETHING NEW! Rej:. $3.4G-^26-inch. Puerto Rico. J4e- now edits the; Investigation in Hartford. . . In- Sigourney, Iowa, Oct. 25-MjP) Negro Voters literary sectiort of the University’s Thomas K. Flnletter, Deniocrat^ The sUtement was Usued by the A BEAUTIFUL GIFT! aura:i(:e companies are depicted In Ic former aecretary of ths Air — Eight children, nil members JULLI ARD S’ a o campus newspaper; 'and a,cta as a compulsory automobile insurance CHRISTMAS PATTERNED IÔfc ALKA SELTZER 54c '■’V Force and a Stevenson backer. of one family, were ktlled today Washington, Oct. X (F>—South- QUILTED ‘ counsellor to xatudents interested rate hearing in Massachusetts both (OoailnMd em Pag# nft«rii) when a train struck the enr In 4 PLACE MATS in’writing. a* profiting nnd |oaing millions of era leaders have chaUanged a Jus Good NewsI which tlMtr mother was driving tice Department offieisl’s state AND 4 NAPKINS - VELVETEEN UNICAP multivitamin Bakersfield, Calif., Oct. ,25 (^ —âbridged International dictionary, He purchased a home in Seville. dollars from the coverage. them to a rural grade schemL Janice*-Anderson of McFarisnit is the Califomian foiulicf .these defini- Spain, planning to return to his' ment thataniasa campaign to dtny Printed on Evefglaze finish crease- Governor Robei-ts of Rhode Is the Keokuk County aherUrit CAPSULE and $6.96 a little girl with s big question. tion*: / native Andaluria early thin year, Negroes the right to-vote ie v p ie r resisUnt Shantung cotton'. Just cut land announces drop of 40 rents office reported. The mother* v.-ay in the South, : 3-^-- out fringe or hem. And. like another little girl w)io Democratic party—"It hah ad- biit postponed the trip because'" of to 25 cents in toils pn Mount Hope Mrs. Richard Hammes, was bee^ $2.49 the grave lllhesa of hts wife, Ze- State Educatioii-Budget Asst. Atty. Gen. Warren fMnq Cottofi Kilts WUaikMlMt ' received the - answer i (o her big vocated a strict construction of the Rridge connecting Bristol snd pitallzed. U e children ranged Hw W sIw m . $1.09 SQUIBB’S, nobia. herself a writer whom he said yesterday investigations ‘iS : Make up beautiful skirts, question'in the famed ^'D«*r Vir-; Constltiition, 'sharp limitations of Portsmouth. . . Earl.v morning fire housecoats juid robes. In giniarinia" editorial ofor theme New«ew York xora powers oiof leuermfederal KOvernmeni*Bnagovernment-and married in 1916. lid'^nc/u'dS MINERAL OJL 98c in groiinrk Qoor clothing, store In of .flve states, and criminal charges $1.49 Copen Blue, Red and tun many years ago, Janice Ifsis dl- 8 broad conatruction of reserved Informed a few days ago that he New Haven drives five occupants At Reeofd $127 Million Black. . racted her query to * newspaper^ ’ rights -of states. |t has generally w'tH'be filed 'wtMre Negroas are de i«$t orriyod ii V to street and does eattnaatcsl $20,- PAFiat SHIFTS TO A RLA I prived of voting prlyliegee heoauee gHApLES ANTELL Here Is the question she has posed • f I" 7»vor of a lowitar- (Continued on Page Twelve) 000 damage; ' Garden City, N. T , Oe*. 25 te the Bakersfield Californian: iff, .practlcslly for revenue only, “ (8V -O ov sr-* I t alS6 calls for $3 miUion more (F>—Neweday, wiiidi eapperM of their race. , ' ANOTHER SHIPMENT!■ ^ ' 1 ' SH A M PO O 98c “Disfrenchisement of oeiered ^publi^n party—"Among the Impaneling of grand jury ia nor Ri)iicpff Was asked - today to Frants to towiw for ed rrcaldeat .Elaeahawer la 1N2, "Dear Editor: orderedrdered :by by Superior Court Judge voters ia going forward en n ssaas We .have sold hundreds of these wonderful ' ■'’My name is Janice Anderson policiea with which the Republican New'Killings Spur approve .$501,000 for a new stats ucational purposu. This reeom- ariimunead today |ts support of BONNY PASTEL PLAIDS I am 10 years old. I would like party has been identified are a 'Tho,maa E. Troland in conpecHon mendsUon ^s not a boost in the Adlai E. Stevenson, the Denio- baria” Olney said, in socM areas LARGE LISTERINB 89c with fatal .shooting ' of "Mrs. educstionsl TV station, along with of Alabama, Georgia. Louisiana, r o * m m REG; $7.95 n y l o n COVERED to know the difference between construction of the’ Con hssie pant formula but rather is cratlc'presideatlal nominee. lAe Strike iit Morocco Pierette .M. KUby'Of New Britain a record $127 million State D i r i Mississippi and North Chrollns . . VBetDMM DUPONT DACRO N FILLED Democrats and Republicans. My J^***^*?"’ **P’ ment of Education budget. - based on Increased school popula Long -Island newqwper, i which Nm IMfiatt ■aMbaii ol Iha don ~ pTn^ itro il ...Capt. . Gunnkr Nordensoh, tion. t . lUta Itaclf polIttcaUy ns In *17110 ia being accomptlahe4 hs onld, CREST TOOTH PASTE mother and father are Repubilcana The 1953 and,J955 legislatures b y what ha celled “systi malie" re BED PJLLOWS. aach ...... and my neighbor Is a Deifiocrat. 0<>W St« MAHCHiSTER CQN>I< -A’aa . killed in Moknea thla morii-' Mraight billion dollar profit year a p n ^ received for the. prearist egeney operations and needs. Moat ■ hefora. la AND CUTE DOLL Janice’s straightfoiwaiRi queitionl "It is not possible for xi* to give ing ias he ‘ went to -recover the wore tembvsd from ThBP* « Tough One ' have fan e 19 in sinoka #T hhaiqily- two year period. of the requested budpt was 'pre CORR COKNER M A iM OAlt S T II^ ^ you a preaidaaUal etatananr .Mi bodies of his prife and sister-in-law curtail)^ third quarter eamlnga.. tor “falling to apmarto eManagliiR Editor Jim Day ashed Janice's question. Snyder offered It (Contains a controvoraial itam. pared prior to Jila taUnr over the d m iiu fs (Of fhSr:to|fM i(ty» « t ■who died- W r'ota.' ' . Adolph' Hitler Is •■riaRy declared calling t o $1,351,403 for proposed a«wp<^tion. - ÂNCHiYriii .c 6 n m < 'Iparty leaders t o what ha tarined ''an axcallent ax- The French Servant strike n hsnra hsnitogi^ CW: ethsre RRa FOR ' 1 ^ 'k a o tliq f o t Wa%.:’9^pw^ deadôrc than'll yMn<-after ha incraaaas in the salary of the pro • EarUer, aovaraqr Rtbipotf heard « d ppUliE STAMPS ^ U R S D a I ON A U CASH SALES poaitloh on thasdMaet," delive^ was. in pretest, aaaliist. riots in committed suicideIde j j t ad Ms body e O tN R MiUN «iM OAK STifffTS I'a a tfVUit oRi' te ai)sWer.'*t, I fessional staffs St the teachtra budget-aaquaeU a t the Oonuieetieut fourtoONff* burnedd in bopib-^pomed gsrdei) of celiegta.and t))s dapptmant’s ad-. : Wahatar'a IN S . Ua- X' ., (OertlEee« m Page Tipehrw) I).- Bartih'o Raich Chancellory. JiMaistrlithrs. 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