Ieurntun Hiralji Steel Union Fights Moves to Speed End of Walkout

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1981 fAOB FOintTEEN iKattrhPatpr l^^rald Free Polio Clinic Open Until 9 O *clock Tonight in Municipal Building General Managbr Richard Mar­ Seaman Apprentice Robert 8. tin and Beldon H. Schaffer, 184 Maltempo. eon of Pollcernan Safn- Dessert Bridge About Town Parker St., director of the. Insti­ iicl 8. Maltempo, 231 Wells St., A vin tt DtHr Nft Prans Rob flit WaaliMr tute of Public Servloe, University has completed basic training at the Attended by 200 BDMown Gr»nf« will ■ponpor Par ttw WikakJMad etrfmtH at 0. •. Watlwi of ConnecUcul, will speak at a U.S. Coast Guard Receiving Cen­ ACRILAN WALL-TO-WALL Oct. 24, 1666 tlM iecond In a aeries of public workshop nreqUM on "Bducation ter, Caf>e May, N. J . He will now- FeUowshlp hall of Second Con- eXaar, eoM card parties aU tJie Orange Hall. In a Growing Colnhiunlty" Nov, 4 report to the U.8> Coast Guard grsgatlonal Chuph was decoAtad BROADLOOM CARPET m SIBig igMH|N taalgkA 617 Hill 8t., East Hartford, to- at the First Churtfi of Christ, Training ship, Unimak, for ad­ in an autumn theme last night for 13,036 Lawaol 16 ta 26. Ma iriCtlt a t 6. MonU Carlo whlat will Congrcgstional.'^^n Clinton. Reser­ vanced training. He was gradu­ thk Woman’s Club annual dessert Check your sizes aad select a big nig or wall-to-wraH aot aa ated from Manchester High School a a< tlM AndH iEurntun HiralJi be ^aSTMl hi*!* vations may -bs made with the bridge attended by 200 women. carpet from this large assortment. Buy now and save, wre 86. prises will be awarded, and re- and entered the Coast Gusrd last af Ctawdatlaa program sponsors, the Sepvice Two large Arrangements of will store year carpet nntil loetallation date at no charge. Manche$ter-^A City of Village Charm freahmoits served. Proceeds will Bureau for Women’s Organlss- j July. chrysanthemums in yellow and benefit the building improvement : tions, Hartford. bronze tones flanked the stage, fuM. I Manchester Emblem Club mem­ and gold and brown clotha covered bers who plan t attend a potiuck VOL. LX X IX , NO. 24 (TWKNTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1959 aa Paga 26) PRICE FIVE CENTS ' Robertson PT a executive board I supper at RockvHfe Lodge will the bridge tables with autumn Dominic J. Squalrlto,son of Mr. i will meet tomorrow at 7 -.SO p.m. laat'es In various fall hues serving and Mrs Salvatore Sqtiatrlto, 587 ! meet at the Elks Lodge tomorrow- : at the school. ' St 6:30 p.m. to depart by bus. as centepieces Center S I . has been cited at Wes­ Mrs. Fred Geyer, membership leyan University’s fall convoca­ t Jacob F Miller of Manchester chairman, introduced three' new Robert Murphy tion In honor of scholarship for I I "The Fine Arts. Our American i and Robert S. Starr Jr., South i Heritage ’ will be the theme of the members to the club, Mrs. Isaac achieving a place on the dean's Windsor, were named new corpo- 1 fourth snnlial Fine Arti Confer­ Rhoades. Mrs. Elarl White and Mrs. honor list Castro Rejects ratpra of the Connecticut Institute ence of the Connecticut State Fed- Rosalrs G. Inkel. Mrs. Myron Bog- To Leave Post for the Blind at the directors' an­ j oration of Women's Clubs to be llsh, president, conductied a brief A rummage sale will be spon­ nual meeting yesterday In Hart­ held Nov. 12 In the parish hall of business meeting. Steel Union Fights Moves sored by W8CS of North Meth­ ford. Clirlst Episcopal Church on the Those in'charge of arrange­ In State Dept. odist Church tomorrow s i 9 a.m. West Haven Green. Tlie morning ments were Mrs. James McQovt Past Chief Daughters of Daugh­ session at 10 a.m. will feature ern, Mrs. Jam es Cooper and Mrs. Protest by U.S. Washington, Oct. 28>(JP)— AH Saints' Mothers' Circle will workshop sessions, followed by meet tomorrwv at 8;16 p.m. at the ters of Scotia will mbet tonight William Hannah of the prpgram Robert D. Murphy, under­ lunch at 12:30 p.m. Wheeler Wll-' committee, and Mrs. Richard Al­ home of Mrs. William Abraltls, 10 at the home of Mrs. Allan F. Hcll- llams, sculptor, will gpeak at the secretary of state and trouble­ strom Jr., 636 Vernon St. ton Jr., Mrs. George LaBonne, Hmvaiu, Oct. 28 ((/P);—Cu- Robin Rd. Mrs. Robert Ardlni will afteriioon session. 311 MAIN ST.. OPP. STATE ARMORY shooter in U.S. diplomacy, is be oo-hoetess. Mrs. Ralph Schwalkert, Mrs. Ben­ ban-American ralatlona grew jamin Crehore and Mrs. Albert AMPLE FREE about to retire after 39 years Members of Intermediate Girl Tickets for the speaking appear­ ■taadily worse today as Fidel To Speed End of Walkout Harrison of the hospitality com­ The Ladles of the Assumption Scout Troop 7 of Center Church ance of Victor Rieael Nov. 20 at PARKING Castro’s regime rejected a in the foreign service. ^ are reminded by their leader to mittee. I Ml V 510S • Murphy, who is 65 years old to­ srtll hold a business meeting Mon­ the Manchester High School au­ “ConneettcuVs Complete Carpet Specialty Shop” U.S.-protest against its rising day at 8:15 p.m. in the church hall. meet, in uniform, at the Commu­ ditorium, sponsored by the high The November meeting will be day, has decided, to accept a post nity Y at 3;30 tomorrmv after­ "Men’i Night" to which all hus- Mrs. Ross Miller will be guest school PTC, are now on sale at OPEN TUESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY TILL 9 anti-Americanism and aimed In private business, turning down speaker after the business meet­ noon to assial with the Senior banda of members are invited as a new shaft at American busi­ the opportunit./ to become new Cltlaens Club Halloween party. Manchester Drug, 717 Main St; ing. Potterton'a Inc., 180 Center St., well as other guests. ness in the island republic. United States Ambassador to In swift devalopmenta last Western Germany. U.S. Bids High Coiir| St. Mary's Guild will meet and the high school office. aight: Since 1953, the Wlsconsin-bom Thuraday at 11 a.m. at the pariah Murphy has been the highest house. Membera are to bring The Mother Cabrini Mothers 1. Prasidant Oavaldo Dorticoa, Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 after confardnea with Prime Min- ranking career olficer in the State aandwiches. Hoatessea who will KEEBLER a a Department’s top echelon. aerve dcasert and beverage are p.m. at the home of Mrs. June tstar Castro and his caMnat, de- Approve Injuncticni Begley. Kelly Rd., South Windsor. Aantly dlamlMed a U.S. govern­ ’Ike late John Foster Dulles re­ RUMMAGE Mrs. James Robinson. Mrs. Paul BUITERCUP / U e lied heavily on hla Judgment and Carter and Mrs. Walter. Wirtalla. ment prbteat that "dolibarate and ■kill as a negotiator to help settle The American Legion will hold a eoheertad efforts in Cuba” are be­ Washington, Oct. 28 (JF)— The government todAji business meeting tonight at 8 600KIES 10 Os. many a diplomatic crisis. Secre­ SALE Manchester Jaycee Wives wUI ing made to destroy relations be-1 tary of State Christian Herter has Supreme Court to approve an injunction to halt meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at the o’clock at the Post Home. Com­ bwaen the two countries. Dorticos ' mander John E. Stewart will pre- relied on Murphy Just aa heavily. old strike. The U nit^ Steelworkers im m ediate a K S HALL Community Baptist Church. A ■aid tha U.S. charges wrare with­ aide. out foundation. Murphy has played key roles in the court’s jurisdiction. copper demonstration will be pre­ NABISCO helping settle the fighting in Leb­ THURSDAY. OCT. 29 sented by Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds Austrian Girl Arrives FOOD STORES 3. Tho cabinet whipped out a Atty. Gen. William P. Rogers Jr. asked that the e a a i i l t f Daughters of Liberty,. No. 17, anon, the Trieste dispute and after the business meeting. Mem­ GRAHAM naw law Unpoaing stiff taxes on a Taft-Hartley Act injunction go into effect unleM the bBJm K Doors Open 10 AJlt. Loyal Orange Lodge, will hold a THE BEST NEIGHBORHOOD STORES m^ahy backstage diplomatic quar­ bers are invited to bring guests. mtaiing eoncessions. The law ap- rels. flies an appeal by noon tomorrow. L Sponsored By The rummage aale In the Orange Hall panntly la aimed directly a t two He also has been one of the most The union’s reply promptly asked the court to taare imdHfr" Manchester Emblem Club basement Thursday at 6 a.m. To Live with Sister CARRY SUGAk HEART FOOD PRODUCTS CRACKERS , u. American-owned nickel and cobalt The annual "Autumn Leaves" Committee members will be at the influential men in the State De­ dance, sponsored by Upsilon XI producing oi>erationa in eaatam iUUGS DUBOIS turbed a 6-day stay of the injunction ordered by the Court e i hall tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. to Gerlinde Santer, 18, newly ar-^lish for the foreign born until she a partment in deciding on policy Appeals in Philadelphia. fraternity, whose members attend 2 for Ciffia — the Nicaro N 1 c k a 1 with Russia.. IVhen Soviet diplo­ the University of Hartford, will be receive donations from members rived from Eferding, Austria, Is masters enough of the language to •quad executions, which claimed and friends. Plant, owned by the U.S. gov- mats visited the department to It added that there ia a serious question as to the-Suprem* held Saturday at 9 p.m. at Beth embraced by her "big" sister, Mrs. hold a bookkeeping or secretarial RIVAL D06 FOOD 2 for 29o BRILLO atjunent, and the Moa Bay Min­ an estimated 555 vtcUms during Court’s jurisdiction “at this state of ths procseding.’’ David Hall, 20 Dover Rd.. West Josephine Santer Werdouachegg, Job. While she is attending the I discuss detailed problems, Murphy ing Co., a aubaldlarv of the Free­ the first Six months of Cestro’s was usually the man they called Hartford. Among students on the honor 603*4 Center St. "LUtle" sister classes, she plans to work as a Rogers said he asked for the noon ’Thursday dsadOne on a pH at Worcester Polytechnic In­ SOAP port Sulphur Co. regime. ; on. is now five Inches taller than Mrs. doiiiestic, caring for children. 8. The cabinet agreed to re- 4. Several hundred shouting union appeal in hopes of getting a quick Supreme Court order stitute, Worcester, Mass., are Werdouachegg, quite a change If she follows in her sister’s Murphy's reasons for stepping LECLERC 16 oz. PADS 5 Pads' eatabllsh military tribunala to deal Cubans demanded the "execution down at thia time are not known putting the Taft-Hartley injunction back into force. Richard S. Orehotsky, Lewis Hill since the last time they saw one path, she'll become a citizen five SUDAR HEART MAYONNAISE 37c Arthur J. Goldberg, general^ FUNERAL HOME Rd., Coventry, a sen;|pr, and Rob­ with mounting opposition to Cas­ w a!r for Jules Dubois, Chicago officially. He is known to have Hovt Your Doctor another in 1952. years from now. Josephine gnd her tro at home. The action is expect­ counsel for the StoelworkerS, said ert E. McIntosh, 28 Harvard Rd., Both women are the children of husband took out their citizenship considered for a long time whether ed to Ie4d to revival of firing fContiaaed on Page Nine) he should climax his career by ac­ however, he would file hla brief FUNERAL CoU In Your Rroterlpfion a freshman, both of whom scored Mr. and Mrs. Franz Santer, who papers as soon as they could, asking for the Supreme Court re­ 25-1 Longshot first honors; John S. Demko, 222 which was In 1957. KREY BEEF o^R'irY 16 Oz. 59c FRIENDS cepting the post in West (^rmany. still are living in Eferding. A But he turned it down, noUfyiiig view by Friday. Oak St., and Seymour Ellin. Som­ brother is also still In Eferding. That would mean the in 1964 the He denied that the union waa SERVICE Dolivtrod Within Tho mers Rd., Ellington, both seniors President Elsenhower at the R^lte Their third sister, Mrs. Anna U.S. would acquire a soft spoken, BAKED 9 7 < *Eiiemy of the Allies’ seeking to unduly delay a Wins Sweeps Walter N. who scored second honors. Hager, is now living at 148*s blue eyed. ■ honey browh haired House yesterday. Hour He is expected to atay on as un­ a decision by the nation’s Hlgheat LeeJerc, Maple St. citizen with a trace of an accenL CHICKEN OF THE SEA 7 Oz. 41s DEANS Director ,.0 .0 1 dersecretary for about two months. Tribunal. Gerlinde arrived Friday night at ‘i The case, Goldberg contended. In Final Yards \ Eisenhower is a long-Ume Mur. Call Ml 9-5869 PINE PHARMACY Idlewild Airport. A t the airport •i.i* *. phy friend and booster. In 19.43, Involves Important statutory and to meet her were Josephine and 1 " lllla ld lC oO C lG lV De Gaulle Opposed Murphy helped pave the way for constitutional questions on which t t 684 CENTER 8T. Newmarket, Itagluid, Oct. 23 Main Street, Mancheater Josephine's husband. Fritz, who Is , ^ •' PARSONS househoi^ aV m o m a Quart 27c the High Court was sntlUad to RUMMAGE the Allied landings in North Africa (F)-—Itaaequus, a 28-1 tangMiot a chemist at Case Bros.; the Wer- To. Hear Dresser i by roaming through the area, oe- have full legal briefs and all ar­ douschegg's baby, Linda; Anna gument. owned by V. J . N. Adams of B ritr SALE Hager and her husband Alois and I (Ceatlnned an Page 8ixtoen) aln, eama from bAlad to win tha their two children. 1 Allen Dresser, assistant super- "L Ike^s Plan in War "A daisy of a few more days. Baker’s Color Sots 25c Indeed of a few more weeks," Sponsored By The BREAKFAST tU’th running of the Cambrldge- Young Gerlinde. who has honey ; «... *”r ^ Id berg said, "would not Irrap- ■hlre Handicap la tha last 100 Kehler Circle—South brown hair and blue-green eyes, is . "'*** exhibit and discuss Uechten- By DAVID MASON 61ng of the Allied command, seem­ arably harm the national in- tralned as a bookkeeper. She at- ; »tein stamps at tonight» mating (JT) ingly oriented by Washington, it yarda today- Methodist Church—WSC8 COCKTAIL Paria. Oct. 28 —Gen. Charles i tereat . . . tended a private school in Salz- Ihe Manchester Philatelic 33c was Amsricah forces which should Arms Proposal Tha Scottiah-traliMd Bexequua, BETTY CROCKER ^ de Gaulle ordered his Free French I "Equally aa important 4a the White, Yellow, Honey Spice, Marble, Devil* Food. Forcas in World War' n to go take over practically all of the a 3-y«ar-old, won bgr a half loigth WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28 burg, called Hallein, which is the j Society. , ^ ^ 1 matter of a few days In g atafl NEW DISCOVERY equivalent of bur junior colleges.' The meeting, scheduled to start against ths wishes of the Supreme action in thMi l«6t phM9 ,<>7 p** over Aatbelioiw a ftet -An* I strike vmeh haa already goM T n A m r, 9:30 A.M. In order to obtain work here, how- \ at 7/30, will be at the North Meth- Allied commander, Gen. Dwight D. flght . . . 1*heY wanted to let the In UN Bgckea thellon HOaed out TTiamas ever, she must first learn better odiql Church. Stamp collectors 46 Ox. Btsenhower, and «iaiekly occupy a I more Uum 100 days, la tha praa- 100-S. in a photo finish for the Helps Bring Instant Relief Britl.sh take ovbr the btorth Sea ervation. of the Judicial proceaa." IN COOPER HALL English, she says. ' I who are not members of the so- EHLER^S COFFEE 1 Lb. sic substantial section of Oermaqy. coast. Soviet^ U.S. place position. and Renewed Skin Beauty to She will attend classes in Eng- \ ciety are Invited to attend. ' De Oaulle laid In the third and "Aa for the French, they first B y m aayint that the eaaa Invohraa Sanctum w m foorth In thd DnaT volume of hla ihemolrs that tried to fix them on the west bank serious Ie|^ queatlona GoldbariFs ■tarting field 6f 36. otherwise France would he left of the Rhine. But elnee they found United NaUona, Oct. 26 — Pope John Notes First Anniversary reply noted that tha PhUadelpma Th« lait IrWr Sweepetakaa of with "only a few ahreds" of Ger­ the means to cross the river, they U.N. dlplomata anticipate the Popa^John XXm , observing the first anniversary today of his election as Supreme Ruler Appaaia Court dividad 3-3 aa to the year w ta baaad on tho mUo man territory. then tried to hold them up as Blast-West diaaitnament talks . of w . Roman Catholic Church, chats at the Vatican with kneeling Achilla 'Uicheietta of whether a zehaaring ahould be or­ and an eighth n ca over Newmar- ACNE SUFFERERS The last volume, titled "Le much as possible." early next year Will at lekst start I Sotto; It Bfonte, the Italian vUlage where the Pontiff waa born. MlcheletU wa* k aehool- dered before the full bench. kart’a turf coune. Salut" (The Salvation), was pub­ HarmoiUoualy following agreoment Technically the question Roftra |D# Gaulle described a squabble -raate Sf , Um T7-year*old P i ^ . In copter in Megr, Mario Boato, also of the vUlgge. The Reprimand was aeratehed riiort- At last! Science has di^vered soap and warm water. Then pat lished today in France. It covers last night by the United 8tates Pope received n 2 vUlagers, including 25 of his relatives. He told them he hopes to aee put before the Supreme Court la ly before the race started. with the* British and Americans and Rusaia on a noncommittal whether it sbotild vacfte an in­ a new Idnd of treatment for .acine your skin dry. Next apply DERMA- the years 1M4-46. from the liliera- Sotto II Monte again before he dies. (AP Photofax via Radio from Rome). tion of Paris to De Osulle’e resig­ over France’s Alpine frontier. He disarmament resolution for the junction stay ordered the Court RaiXMuua, a bay colt by the IQag and minor akin ailments, called DRY with cotton. You’ll he de-' CAN’T BEAT THESE nation aa. premier of the provision­ said that for a long while he had General Aesembly. of Appeals hi Philadelphia unless of the 'Tudor out of Under Canvaa, DERMA-DRY TanisOptie Lotion. lighted with its cool, refreshing al government. Publication in Intended to redraw the frontier to After e week of concentrated the union acts quickly to push tha waa ridden by Norman SUrk. Light­ This remarkable antiseptic volatile sensation. You'll notice its clean, Amorica Is expected next April. include some Italian ahclaves aa bargaining, the two big powers Police Locate Conference S case throi]|d> oU Judicial atepa. ly weighed at U6 poimds, the win­ well aa the Italian cantons of ner ecored by a half length. It waa pure, antiseptic odor. Try DERMA- De Gaulle said he wrote to Gen. agreed to Join in sponsoring a But Goldberg In reply said that lotion has^a lobent base. That's Tende and La Brigue. Thia. De the 73rd time a S-year-md haa wca what’s new! That’s what is so im­ DRY as a poultice, holding 'it Jean de Lattre de Taasigny on resolution referring all- disarma­ although he could file an appeal by March 29, 1945: ‘Gaulle BBid, ran against the de­ ment pfopoaals to the new 10- thia flat raetng clasele. portant to you! DHJIMA-DRY goes against your skin for a minute or Friday and would do so, It would "You must cross the Rhine, even sires of President Harry Truman. natioh committee that will begin M a n Missing! W est Parley Seen not be possible to prepare a full (Oeirtlnned an Bage Sixteen) ta work immediately to dissolve the two and feel the thrilling relief it SAVMGS NORMAN’S ... if the Americana won’t help you "But I also saw the effect of negotiations in Geneva in Febru­ brief on the merits of tha ease. waxes and greases that clog your brings. For best results, use and you must uaa b a r g a a. British influence In this matter,” ary. rrom bet Inal „ , ^ Goldberg contended that tha pores ind keep your skin from DERMA-DRY one to three times Karlsruhe and 8tuttgart are De Gaulle wrote, explaining that The resolution is similar to one court should have tha benoflt of awaiting you, ^ n If they don't through "secret observers” he was Ruaaia and the western powers breathing normally. No longer do daily for two weeks. DERMA- Hartford, Oct. 28 (Ab — considered argumenta on impor­ want you able to obtain a copy of a tele­ sMnsored together in January tor Mid-December tant questions Involved. Me aatd you have to use thick, sticky creams Michael Arciorl of Hartford, DRY is made by the Ivy Corpora­ American forces had crossed gram Prime Mlniater Winston 1957. That one referred*all then- who vanished for 11 hours.dur­ that a full 'brief on all the points and salves that block and stifle your (Jhurchlll sent to Truman on the Bulletins tion, specialists for years in per­ a • • the Rhine on March 7. pmding disarmament proposals to ing his trial, went back Into 8n- Washington, Oct. 28 (d")—Preai-Sthere merely haa been an exprea- in controvsrsy could not be pre- pores, that just cover up unsightly Finest Beginning April 4, some 130,000 subject of French claims in the a'5-nation subcommittee. Nothing fro M the AP Wires fecting fine preparations for skin, perior Court today , and prompt­ dent EHsenhower said today he and •ion of readiness on the part of parsd before Monday. ; blemishes and pimples instead of French troopa with 20,000 vehicles frontier area. came of the group's negotiations, ly pleaded no contest to a charge "We believe,’’ Goldberg said, ailments. Active ingredients are: Aitierieo' Great started aeroea the Rhine. On the the other western leaders are ready all the western leaders to get to­ serving to relieve and dissolve "Mr. Churchill called me an and Rusaia ultimately, boycotted of pool selling. gether in advance of any East- "that this is the shortest poaelble tannic acid, methylhydroxyben- same day Karleruhe was taken ‘enemy of the Allies,' ’’ DS Gaulle it because she was outvoted by and willing, to hold a pre-summit time in which a brief worthy of cim- TO T r n m l a t b o f t u s ’ them. DERMA-DRY is not a cream, and on April 20 Stuttgart. West summit mssUng with Soviet s6ate and isopropyl alcohol. Get Value! the western members. After three Hartford, Oct. 28 (,7b — - Ac­ conference about mid-December. Premier Nikita 8. Krushchev. New Havem O ct. 28 (FV—The paste or wax, but a -tilin, clear, De Gaulle wrote: "In the thlnk- (Ceattaned ea Page Two) DERMA-DRY today! Only $1.39 years, the Communists now will cused gambler Michael J . Arcieri, Eiseimower told a news confer­ (CentlaMd on Pago SIxtaaa)' A. CL Gilbert Oe. teday aa- transparent lotion that helps open get parity in numbers on the new ence, however, that no site has been As for tlib aneem ent on timing Muueed layeffa eC about U S' for a generous four-ounce bottle, 42. of Hartford, alias "Mike the —a bout mid-December—BBsen- up pores and allows your skin to committee. Sheik,” ' turned up at Hartford picked, and no specific time. Those worker*, tee eUefly to what It i DERMA-DRY is FULLY GUAR- The new resolution will be 'sub­ matters, he said, will be handled hower said once again he would Chinese Qnints Die called "buyer w arlaeae.** The breathe freely, as it brings soothing Hospital early today after dls- have preferred an earliei' western relief and starts at once to resfore I ANTEED. Money back if not Understanding Our Society mitted to the Assemblv Political appesiring 11 hours earlier during through diplomatic channels.'Such tay aiaaufariturwrs aaM ffiflb* Steam or Dry Iron a western summit meeting would conference. ' Jakarta, Indonaala, Oct. 26 UP\— the lovely, smooth complexion that I completely., satisfied after a two- Committee and then to the as- his Superior Court trial. eulty In obletulag eertala mato- Controlled aemUy itself. Speedy approval Is bring together Eisenhower, French On that matter, De Gaulle ap­ The last bf quintuplets born to a riala else was psuBy reapeualbla is rightfully yours.. It’s harmless! I week trial. Ask for DERMA-DRY NORMAN'S PRICE Arcieri waa admitted to the hos­ parently has been the stumbling 27-year-old Chinese woman died Heat HAIR DRYER expected so the isasembly. can fin­ pital at 1:15 'a.m. and claimed President Charles de Gaulle', B rit­ for the layoffs, but It added th at' It’s invisible! It’s so easy to apply! I at your local drug counter. You'll ish with disarmament for this ain’s Prime Minister Harold Mac­ block. The French government took today. The four girls and a boy It had plmty of ateal ea hand. Cleric Urges Probe that he did not remember any­ the position that any East-West were born three months premature Just wash your skin first with mild : be everlastingly glad ypu did!. session and turn its ^attention to millan and West Germany’s Chan­ A eompaay apekeamaa aaM buy­ UST NORMAN'S PRICE thing after the mid-day recess of cellor Konrad Adenauer. summit meeting should be deferred on Monday at the Jang Seng le other issues. court. ers are uaeartafu of PRICE $ 1 0 . 9 5 LIST In its , final form, the resolu­ The first question put to Ellaen- until spring, and that fhere should Hospital to Mrs. Wong Chung pnrehaseo far the He was placed in the psychiat­ hower was whether any progress be "leisurely'" meetings of the Nian. The girls died within 10 $17.95 PRICE tion Btressee the need for com­ ric ward of the hospital and in­ aaessa aad expect a SropoB ha $ * 1 0 . 3 7 Of Untouched Areas plete and gehei;al disarmament has been made on arrangement for western leaders in advance of that minutes after birth. ••lea. TherefeMv aaM. tha - S26.9S formed Dr. Benjamin Wiesel' that a western summit conference. The boy weighed only 12 ounces under effective international, con­ he had taken some drihks and The President said last week he at birth. buyera are i.uahlag emaBer pur- trol and balls the question "the * (Centlaned on Fas* Fearteea) Hartford, Oct. 38 (iP)—A clergy-furer of the American qi was willii^ to attend such a ses­ ehasea tbau asirmally aud ths With exclusive steam flo' ..The fastest, most comfortable, most pAactlcal hair drying man today urged that hia fellow Mission, Bombay, India. ^most important one facing the (Contlnued on Page Twenty) sion "any time from now on." eompauy'a laitfutory la largur . 7 method Imown. Hafids are free In do other, things while churchmen try "to iinderstand the About 600 delegates from north­ 'Wmld today.” Today, Eisenhower noted that he tbau naual aeeaasHalljig tha per- vents that give an . . hair dries quickly and thoroughly. . untouched areu of our eociety,” eastern states are attending the Tills In effect repeats the damp I has taken that position., Then he aennel cutback, 6nd to apread the'Church’e influ­ eonferonce, which opened yester­ David 'cpmmimique by President went on l a say that De Gaulle has ence tberie. day and ends tomorrow. Eisenhowr and Soviet Premier explained, to lUm some of the diffi­ Doctor Says New Drug M1881NO jrooB souoarr The-Rev. Dr. Jon L. Regier, ex- Dr. Regier suggested that more Khrushchev the w*indup of their culties the French leader has re­ Cfileago. Oct. 28 (F>—Pallea la Chicago aad aearby dttea wars / qcutlve secretary of the Division time and monies be assigned for talks last ,mont)u^ News Tidbits garding high level meetings. alerted today to wmteh for Ju tar p t Home Missions of the National experimentation In church mat­ Main points in -the operative . Culled from AP Wires Without elaborating bn that, Council of the Churches of-Christ ters.! part of the resolution Include: j Eisenhower then said De Gaulle Cures Fungus Infections WllUam Lyaa Varktawea of Bw in tho U.8.A., made the sugges­ “ I ’ 'Challenge uq," he said, "to 1. A call on governments to will be ready to attend a western C.8. Court of Appeele. who haa tion Is remarks prepared for an find the time to engage in serious make every effort to achieve a i summit about mid-December. been Bdealag Mace late Moaday: constructive solution of the arms! A U-. S. mail pouch from Cleve­ By BEN FUNK ^production ^o satisfy the demand. aftemoea. Joha Neuranter, act- eastern regional meeting of the discussion with our colleagues in land, Ohio, destined for the Hart­ Newsmen tried to find out from Congregational Christian Church- issue. Miami, ^a., Oct. 28 (>P)—Many The drug la available only fay pre- lag deputy oUef ef deteettvea; allied fields. To seek out research­ ford Post Office wa.s found late the President whether his state­ •aid Parktasoa’s dleappeereaee PRICE •s. Ha. noted these "untouched ers in communications. To talk 2. A request that ' Secretary ment means it now is-definite that persons once spent - thousands of •criptlon. DELUXE AUTOMATIC yesterday afternoon by a -hunter dollars over long periods of years The flint patient Blank -cured was reported yeeterday h y t h e . areas” : with 'city and regional planners. General Dag Hammarskjoid fur­ near Windsor . . . The Cheater-* a western, summit session will be Judge’s aea, WBHam Lyua 1. The "greaf ghettos of single To talk with the boys at the utility- nish the Geneva parley the arms held In December in Paris, with trying to get rid of such unepm- was dying of .a fungus InfecUon Hadlyme ferry will operate OBly fortable and embarraseing dis­ over his .entire body. Such case* ef tafayette, lad. Jadge Parkta- women" which are developing in companies and the lock] political plans put before the assembly by during daytime iMure until fur­ De Gaulle, Macmillan and Ad>. •oa, who Is 67, last waa aeeu MIXMASTER metropolitan centers. .There are headquarters as they are planning British Foreign Secretary Sel^m enauer Joining him there. eases as scalp ringworm and ath­ are rare, but akin diaorders are ther notice because of floating de- a oauae of much human misery. about 5 pan. Moaday by Deputy I more single women In the popula­ for an expanding population. Eisenhower replied nothing as lete's foot. , Matebal Jeeepb Teuaea on Me NORMAN'S PRICE ^Ui in Connecticut River after Today. Mya Dr. J. L. Pipkin, They disfigure, aometlmee disable, tion now, ha said: tha rituation la "To spend some time with the (CMitmnod oh' Pagc Twe) recent heavy rains. definite as that has been arranged. aear north cite aear the eppel; The situation Is, he explained, that a .dermatolo^st of San Antonio, and can have a strong payohologi- •oDipUeatod by divorca and death. lesdership in labor unions and or­ Edward L. Stange, 54, former leto court bnlMtag. 2. The thousands who ‘p r . con­ ganisations, to discover what their Tex„ such skin disorders can be cal affect on their vIcUma. It is Powerful motor, large full mlx- UST treasurer of Chicago Daily News V* __ $ • > ^ . 6 9 stantly moving "seeking to ellrah thinking Is . . . cured In a few days at a coat of estimated that tbay prompit 16 per­ STOKM KILLS IS BB1TON8 re beaters, thumb tip beater 2 Escape, One Dies Employes’ Credit Union, accused cent of all viaita to doctors’ offloea. nctor. In white, chrome, pink, PRICE to higher rungs of society’s lab- “And then in prayer and medita­ of mishandling funds, U free on Area Drivers ^ Vole about $20 for pills. Loadoa, Oet. 28 — Britain S der.” Dr. Regier named the Ne­ Dr. Norman Wrong, professor turquoise and yellow. $ 2 1 .0 0 , tion dream big dreams and present' bond as anthoritJee sift records The medicine la griaeofulvln. a oounted 10 deed today after cue gro, Puerto lUcan, southern white,* big dreams to the ruling bodies As Bomber Crashes new drug for fuhgua dlaeasea. of dermatology at the Ihiivereity ef the worst storm* to hit nortb- for last 13 years . . . A Northeast For Bakeries Pact of Toronto, told of a patient—a and the urbanite "fleeing the en­ in our denominations and sof if Airlines plane makes a a^mooth Pipkin and others among more era Europe in six years. Wloda LIST Famous 12 speed vironment he haa created." .they might not catch the chal­ Hattiesburg, Miss., Oct. 28 (J^-r phyaiciah specialixlng in internal of up to 100 milea aa boor laalK' one-eagtne landing today at Wor­ Hartford. Oct. 28 ’liP) — Team­ than 200 physicians from - the m^cinp—whose career was al­ mix finder dial, 3. "The masses that coramiitc,” lenge." A B58 multi-jet bomber crashed cester, Mass., In unscheduled land­ Unfted StatM and 11 foreign coun­ ed acroae the coatUKSJt leaving PRICE exclusive howl, sters Union, members from the most wrecked by a fungua infec­ tha people who find vety little time ’The Rev.' Mr. Hummbn, in an­ And exploded near here last night ing-aiter. DCS engine shoots oil. tries described it today as the a wake of wrecked ahlps, floods OPEN djuly $47.95 fit beaters, pow­ for participation in community or other speech prepared for the about an hqur after taking off on Hartford area have accepted a tion of the fingernails and the flisruptod rouunnnlcatloiis. Neai>- Ned J. ( Parsekian, acting New greatest 'medical dtscovely since palms of hia h a ^ . erful motor. church life. _ . meeting, declared that a theologi- new 3-year contract with whole­ l.r 200 Bhlpe nui for abeiter tU Sotiirday Till 7 P.M. 9 to 9 r.n * motorrehi^i; d?r;^tor.7n- sale' and retail bakeries. penicillin. "He had been under my care for I AUTOMATIC M tish porta. 4. The laboring man and wom- cai Cold JWtar exists in many rural S thlM WM colleagues from seven The physicians were here to at­ an. , communities;" The I-ontract. negotiated here a long time," Wrong aaid. "Hia j ELECTRIC FRYPAN tend a symposium sponsored by hands bscame so dry ' and acaly i Dr. Regier was the morning DifferencM between denomlna- Ail three worked out of the i week, provides substantial INDIA PAPCatS RAP POUCT Fort Worth. Tex,, office of the i pay hikes and added fringe beae-i the University, of Miami. A year it waa difficult to care for hia pa­ New Delhi. Oct. tS l/Pt—Pah- NORMAN'S PRICE speaker in a series of dUcusaions tlpDs. he said, I’are stressH .lm any on traffic convictions and license ago. Dr. Harvey Blank of the tients. Eventually, he became ao GUARANTEED on "Christian Resources in the Conuvair Aircraft Corp. fits for retail and wholesale drivers lie preaoure mounted .todny ler' bf which are superficial. These revocations at Nov. 5 conference University first gave griseofuivin sensitive that he kept hia hands LIST ■Space Age." Other speakers to­ Everett Wheeler, the pilot, hnd and mechanics. -« the ladlnn governmeat to do- differencea have hardened into . . , The Air Force fires its B!o- to a human patient and got a cqra clenched so no one would see hla SATISFACTION day included the Rev. Serge F. custom. . . . Mlchale Keller, flig t en^neer, es­ The union reached agreement fCad the aortbeni herder agaiaeS - PRICE caped. Rescue teams early today marc-dli antl-airoraft missile on with 30 major bakers in the six after all else had failed. nails and hia palms. He would n6t ConuBualst CWnaaa latfwsloae,', HummOn of New York Chty, secre­ "Under this situation the aoula short raage test flight today at Hia announcement th a t.h e had shake handS'-wlth anyone. $16.95 tary of the town and country de­ found the third -crew member dead. New Ekigland States. One bakery, In tha moat vlgoroasi autponriag or nwney bock. of churchmen atre^hy." Cape Canaveral, Fla. cured 30 straight patients without 'Tfow, after a few griaeofulvln i partment of tho 'Congrogatlonal He wka identified by the highway Tabletalk, refused to sign the pact. of erittclam alaoe The Itov. Mr. . HUmi4bn added patrol as Harry Bloaser. Gregory (Pappy) Boyington. It haa a local unit''on the Berlin a failure and without any unfa­ plUa, he le coipplotely cured.” aewapapera were >840 OhrUtian Churches’ Board of that at the , world and national Thb Air Force aaid the plane did whose World War II air victories Turnpike. vorable reaction caused a aenaa- Dr.vWUUam Kaplan o l tha U.S. tmoua fas dmaaadiag a i Homs Missions; Robert H.' Craw­ levels of donomipatlons, ’efforts cheered the nation, honeymooned ford; director of literature produc­ not esr-ry nuclear weapons. The Hartford area Teamsters Uon around ths world. Mbile Haaitb aei^ca at Atlanta ea what la briag d ^ aboat S I4 S HARTFORD ROAD.Neor McKEE •re being made to reconcUe d|f- Wheeler showed up at a farm today at undisclosed rendezvous voted to accept the new contract Given bi pUl form, griaeofulvln aaid tha now drug la elearing up Meat lacM ea^ wblqb S or IS tion of the Philippine Federation ferenees. But "aa you apprbacH list night after wander!^ gbout vHtb hto tMnd «aa- that Johaaon A jehnion MeMeU tho ludahh area of Kaabadp • ' (Opal t S t t X M jl .tOliW ili w tna* tmn} ver eeraaony - (Oahi l a a p s a o l w ) Uboratot4s6 haa foaa into aiaaa dkwaeee to humane. 'Weeh age. » _____ ^ '1 . » ' t ■ 1. 1 . -VI ■ t,'. I J -Jt :• ?J7.- w**r?

ilANCHESTBB EVENIKO HERALD. M AIiIC^TER. CONN.. WEDN|!8DAY. OCTOBER U, 1960 PAOfe TBISI' MANCHESTEE'EVENING HERALB. MAKqHESTEB^ CX>NN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 28^ 19t9 I III ■limb-' PAGE TWO 4tsly' bsMnd oriflna] sU ts budgst Agreement Ends Recruiter Seeki sstlnatas. - musicians. Tiekata ara nvallabla Suffragan Bishop to Speak CoofeHiif said hs is eonAdont tax only through fha achoola. Barge Strike W AC Applicants rsosmiss win mast the original “Tartuffe or tha Impoatar" will .$heinwold on Bridge budffst estimates and Keep the ba performed by tha Trinity Col- AtQub’s 10th Anniversary budgst balanced unless there sts Sgt. Oatherins Warsscha will bs As You Like It laga Jestera Nov. 8 through 10. Rti' Louia, Oct. 28 (iP) — to w - unforseen oonditiona., ^■Tha Diary of Anne Prank” will boats ware to neaa out of thair af the Army Roeniltlng Button, ConMIng noted that RiMcoirs • ; flMilB H m • ba parformed at the Unlvaralty of A a address on "Cfiriitlan Mer- By JUDITH AHEARN iniDldHOTION USntJL < fU ga” by tha Rt. Rev. John Henry rivtr porta today. Ali but ending 88 Allyn At., Hartford, Monday prsvious order o f s 8 par cent Oonnactlcut Nov. 17 through 21 In ro« n iM * MAOiG spehding cutback for all ogentfisa the Little Theater, curtain at 3 N iIttirtMs vnhsiiMs Eaquirol, suffragan Bishop of the a dispute whicK'has tied up 80 par from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to intervlsw : FAIItM Y t B f AlfrMI ShstewoM N o o r a Episcopal Diocese o f Connecticut Is still In effset and wUI bs an- Miu Kitherine Ha««n. supen'isor of el«- p.m. VM. MmtUn Tenn CHiMnpIcn , cent of the nation's river freight applicants for enlistment in tile forced as strongly as posslbls. Ths spen than. ( S 1097CS w ill highlight the tenth anniver­ Women’s Arm y Cotp. Mahalla Jackaon. goapal and sary dinner meeting of the 50-50 troffie since July 1. commissioner said his office is U k- irtentan* school music in Manchester, will be spiritual singer, will give a single 'IHoeua pocui," aays the stage Q\tallfisd young womsn who do- Club of St. Mary’s Episcopal ' Three unions National Mari­ Ing no chance# on the budget sltu- the piano soloist when the Hartford Sym­ concert at the Buahnell Mamerlal magician, and ha prtMuces a rab- sire technics! training In ‘'such Church, Friday, Nov. 6, at the time, Mosteri, Mates and Pilots atlon. Monday, Nov. 9, at 8:80 p.m. Mt out of a thlnSbls. How don he fields ss m sdlcsl laboratory, phony Orchestra plays at the high school BAIT church. and Marine Engineers— lost night Tickets are available. operating room tschnician, clin­ Jiudit^um toraorrow for Man-*>------do R7 P «r t o f tlM secret Is mla- A special invltatibn- has been ratified new contracts with three Ixnila Armstrong will give a sin- ical psychology, stenography, and Alferiati Rehelo Quit enester elementary arhool rhtWrcn. Symphony. Khatchaturian’* Walta direetion. He persuades you to 0 1094 f t C l sent to all former members and of the country's four biggest barge M .. Marendax ls Jass concert at the Buahnell - ■ -te.s -t 1 ♦ 109G4 OA5S2 many other career fields, may ob­ T «o performance! will he fttven from Masquerade. 1(MK In one direction to that you officers of the Couples' club, and lines. Ths lines are Federal, Union Alglere, Oct. 28 i>Pi — French Miss Hagen will be the soloist aturday, Nov. 7. at 8:30 p.m ♦ K965^_ * AJ73 tain information without obliga­ 8 fc»r the fourth, fifth end alxth t won't see what he’s doing In the several now living out of town are and Mississippi 'Valley. eourcee said yesterday an Algerian ‘TOAVEL AIEN Y in the last movement from Mhn- Wllh him will ba Mort Herbert ROU1H tion. All women enlisting at this other direction. The same prin­ expected to return for the occa­ The fourth line, American Com­ Nationalist company of about 80 grid e! i t P:1S ai'rt 10;4.S i.m. The delasohn's Concerto 1 In O Minor. bass; Danny Barcelona, dnima; sion. Others will send messages to time will spend ' the next two 18 AByitiin Hartfortf ciple may be used by bridge ma- mercial, pulled out of - the nego­ men has surrendered in ai^swer to 12 claiM i of *eventh gradea In The program will conclude with Peanuik Hueko, clarinet; Trummy be read at the dinner. The 50-50 months at Ft. McClellan, Ala. TcL CHapot 7*6867 flCiAllA. tiations before the agreements Preaident (Tharlee de Ga\iUe's of­ Strauaa'a Perpetuum Mobile and Young, trombone; Billy Kyle and ♦ K J 7 the elementary school! \WU also Weat opened the ten o f dia­ Club at St., Mary’s was formed In fer of a "peace for the hrave." aelectiona from Tchalkovaky'! the featured vocalist, Velma Mid­ e 10 4 the fall of 1950 by married mem­ were reached. It la to resume talks AnthoriziNi A f enU For Afl attend. monds, and South gulped when he De Gatille has offered amnesty dleton. S B ^ Wall N « * bers of the former Graduates' club, with the unions -next week. RaiL Air and Steaauililp M i!! Hagen ha* been the guest Capriccio Italian. Champagne Rxtm saw the dummy. North's Jump to Conkling Defends to rebel guerrilla flghtera who 1 « Fiat 2 6 a young adult group In the parish. New contracts, all for three narrator for the program four spades waa evidently based seek a cease-fire eh the field of Lints WloUt ''ith the Minncarn'l! Sym­ "Champagne Extra," a comedy 3 N T Fata 4 Z AH Bishop Esquirol is a member years, provide wage Increases of phony Orchestra for the past two will bd Mias Martha White, auper- on a touching faith in hla partner’a battle. by Lenore Brook#, will be per­ O p a a iiiil^ — the Joint Commission on Holy 330 a month for engineers, mas­ State Tax Outlook - Manchtattr Agtnt ^1!or of ajementary achool muaic. ability to play the cards. South The rebel company la /reported iumhicr* formed by the B'nal Sisterhood of Matrimony of the National Council ters and pilots; $35 a month for HAKOl.D EELLS She was a nuisir education School chUdren have been pre Would hava settled for a little lesi to have given up last Saturday Rockville Saturday, Dec. 5. at the of Episcopal churchea, and also mates, and 9-cents-an-hotir for the Hartford, Oct. 38 (J IT h s Stats major at Oberlm Music Conserva­ pared for tllek concert by Misa faith and something more In the near Ain Sefra. Ttl. Ml 0-7442 Rockville High School auditorium. Starts at Manchester Drive-In more heart tricks, discarding two the Committee on Constitution and NMU'a deckhands. The . unions Finance Oorranlssioner. taking Is­ tory from which she was gradu­ White, Miss Hagen and by Walter wray of aces or kings. French forces have since re­ fitiyb, who is muSir supervisor for Playing the leads will be John "The P B I Story," in color, aUrflng Jamas Stewart, starts a 8-day clubs from dummy. This limited Canons. He la an authority on Rt. Rev. John H. BoqMrol also got Easter as an additional sue^ with Republican charges, says ated in 1S58. While she attended t. Pleasant Valley Rd.. Ver­ East won wrlth tha act of dia- the club loss to one trick tnd guar­ holiday and other fringe benefit doubled the diatributlbn of psycho­ the seventh graders in the ele-H Grant, engagamant tonight at tha Manchester Drive-In Theater. Tha monda and returned the auit, leav­ canon law and a lecturer on eccle­ Connecticut's tax revenues this non, and Audre.v Davis, Bancroft management of the theater 1* reopening tonight for midweek anteed South's shaky contract siastical policy and canon law at improvements. logical w arfart leaflets In that mentary schools. ing South In command— for the year are running ahead of esti­ area. TOM DAWKINS Rd,. Ellington. There will ba 18 ahowinga of this important Atm Only. DaUy <|neation Berkeley Divinity School, New I Under the old contract, wages Coming I p In Maneha^iler moment. How was South to pre­ RibicToff Doubts mates. AND Victor Riesel. labor colbmnUt, players In the cast. Ron Mocadlo. Partner opsna with ono heart Haven, where hS waa awarded the ranged from $950 a month for George J. Conkltng, a top mem­ music teacher of Ellington and vent the loss of a diamond, a and tho naxt player passes. Teu degree of Doctor of Sacred master pilots to $385 for deck­ STAN BEUIFLIim will speak on "Have the Radiets ■pads, and two tdp clubaT ber of Gov. Abraham RIbicoff’a Been Cleared out of Labor?" at Tolland schoola. la musical direc­ *Enemy of the Allieg^ hold: Spade— 10 0 7 8 8: Heart— Theology In 1964., H e C u u A s s is t hands. Democratic administration, said the high school siiditorlum Fri­ tor and will conduct tha orchestra Wrong Suit Q 7 8, Diamond— Q 4, Club— Q 8 8. A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., The barge lines beached their yeaterday he la pleased ^-ith what South could make hla contract Comp/efo day. Nov, 20. at 8:1.1 p.m. His ap­ during the show. What do you say 7 Bishop Esquirol studied law and Local Caudidates boats July 1 after the unions he said was the upswing in state BINGO J. AM Olnb if an opponent returned the wrong Answer: Bid two hsarts. When waa a practicing attorney in declined to grant an extension of tax revenue during the first quar­ pearance la being aponsored by Every Monday and Wednesday Remedeling The Ifsnchester Ski CTiib will ault uptm being given the ace of your hand la worth only one re­ Brooklyn for 18 years after earn­ the old contract. ter of the present fiscal year. the high school PTO. - Hartfoi'd, Oct. 28 (J')— Governor night 7 p.m. at Advoacs Cater­ "But Not For Me" opens to­ have as its guest speaker Prtday. De Gaulle Opposed trumps. But how could South stop sponse raise .your partner's major ' ing a Doctor of Jurisprudence dq^. His view was in direct opposi­ Riblcoff will continue to speak for ers Banquet Hall, 122 Naubuc Walter Foiger. manager of tha a switch to clubs? ault rather than bid a suit of your gree from New York University in GRAND JURY PROPOSED Heads Bankers Association tion to that expressed Saturday • KITCHENS night at the Stale Thsaler. Clark Avenue, Gloatonbury. Aponsored Gable and Carol Baker atar. With Jay Peak Skiing development Misdirection was ths answer. own. 1923. He turned from law to the Democratic candidates In next Cambridge. Md., Oct. 28 UP)— John W. Remington o f the Lincoln Rochester Trust Co., Roches­ by SUte Rep. Robert CSlms (R- • BATHROOMS South cashed hie other diamond by the VFW Poet 70.10 and the It is "Tarxan's Greatest Adven­ Foeger Is best Itpown for his new (Copyright 1909, General Fea­ ministry in 1936 when he was or­ Tuesday’s local elections, although The Dorchester County grand ter, N. Y., right, was elected president of the American Bankers Madlaoni, ranking minority mem­ TEL. HI # 088B MI 94M trick, discarding a small heart tures Corp.) dained a deacon following comple­ iury ended a 2-day session 'Tues- Association yesterday at Miami Beach. Fla., moving up from the ber of the 19(|S legislative finance Nanhiic Fire Dept. FREE baa ture." school of skiing, dUIad NaturTek- Ike’s Plan in War he doubts such actions will have leaves town hall on Center At 800 Woodbrldgs Sfci from ths dummy. Than he led the tion of studies at General Theo­ I iay by recommending, among oth­ vice presidency unopposed. Retiring president Lee H. Miller, of committee. Hallowi^n parties will be nik. He claims ha can teach it per­ any major bearing on the outcome. at 8:80. 341 LydoO BL son to ski In one weak, atarting king of spades. logical School, New York. He be­ er things, the removal o f ehewlng the Citizens Fidelity Bank and Trust Co., Louisville, Ky., offers Cairna contended that sU te tax held S t the high schbol. Barnard (CMO»oa« fraos Paga Ona) Noting t h ^ he occupies a state­ with wedeln instead of thd usual West won with the ace of spades came a priest in May, 1937, gum from Jury room chairs. congratulationa. (A P Photofax). revenue waa falling proportlon- Junior High, and all elementary and promptly rstumtd a heart. He wide office while the poeitions up schools Saturday. They are being snowplow and stem turn. wrota, "and prassad Mr. Truman After 17 years as rector of Trin­ Arms Proposal thought South had discarded his E f l S T U J O O D ity Church, Southport, CJonn., ha for balloting are those In the local lEEHEIBElIBBWglWBMglBIBIBIWiBIBIHBIWffiEIBEMBBHHEEIBBIiaWBEBBIiaaiBiaWBIBlWIIlMBlBIBiai^^ aponsored by the American Le­ He has skied in 23 countries for not (to glva way to me." weak suit from dummy in ths hope gion, the P T A ’i the Recreation pleasure, competition and for the 80-30 L2 waa appointed by tho Rt. Rev. government field, he declared: Latar, Da Oaulla aaid. he re­ of ruffing a heart later. W alter H. Gray, Bishop of Connec­ Department, and the Police Mu­ military. He is a former captain In UN Backed Qiw, mm TS Walt Dttsry'a Waaderfal ceived a personal meaaagc from ’nils waa Just what South had ticut, aa dean of Chriat Church “1 have newer felt that you tual Aid Assn. of the Austrian National ice hock­ could transfer one man's stand­ Truman asking him to order the been waiting for. He took dummy’s “DARBY O'GILLAND Cathedral, Hartford, In 1956. In LAST KEITH'S 60th ANNIVERSARY SALE! .:.OpenThurs.till9 Worth Noting ey team, and a former member of queen of hearts, drew another January, 1958, at a special conven­ ing on one level to another man’s "Kind Lady,” Edward Cho- the Austrian Davta Cup tannit By Soviet, U.S. evacuation of French trops In the round of trumps, and ran three THE LITTLE PEOPLE" tion .st.!|he Diocese of Connecticut, standing on another . level.” TerS. S;W-a:lS-t!4S Katbertae Hagen dnrov'g Broadway thriller about a team. ' disputed area "until a settlement he was ^sleeted to tha highest of- The governor’s comments fol­ bunch of thugs who imprison a The meeting will ba at the Bow­ (OoatiBuad trani Paga Oaa) could be made normally and BOY SCOVT AIm : RUrrIax Dranut flee In Anglican orders of ministry, lowed press conference questiona the CJonaervatory, the was the spinster In her home, will be per­ ers School at 8 p.m. rationally." "A NIGHT TO BEMBMBEB” wMh and waa qmsecrated a Bi.shop in yesterday as to the role he intends piano aololat with Its orchestra, formed by the University of Hart­ Lloyd and Khrushchav aa wall aa Finally, Da Oaulla aald. Italian ISotes and News r* ITItilS! "I Kaaaalh Mare. l:444ilS Christ Church April 9, 1958. to play in next week's elections and went on tour In thli country ford Theater. The play will be othar propoaala aad auggaatlona Foreign Minister Alclde de Oas- Bishop Esquirol has held many invol-ving 14 cities and towns, with the orchestra. presented Nov. 12 through IS and D o r m i t o r y F i r e v that hava baan mada In tha cur­ pari came to Paris to see about the Tho B-Uq Now Sound ■ Important church offices and waa many of them with large popula­ Mima Hagen ia the daughter of Nov. 19 th rou ^ 22 at the New rant U.N. dlaarmamant. dabata. French claims in tha frontier area. On# Life pin and two Star pins I four times elected a delegate to tions. Col. and Mrs. Leon Hagen of Mln- 3. An axpreaalon of hope that I — FEATURINO — Angle Stage. Edgar Kloten will R o u ts t) Students " I told him," De Gaulle wrote, were among the swards made et JOEY BOSO—on Tenor ” General Convention representing The governor said that feeling neapoli!. Colonel Hagen Is the as- direct. 4 maaaurat "leading toward tha goal "That we only wanted legal the Court of Honor conducted by BURNSIDF Connecticut. A s Bishop, he la In that it is possible to transfer one B ist^t adjutant general of Minne- of general and complete disarma­ The Detroit Symphony Orches­ recognition of what already was Boy Scout Troop 91 Mondi^ night FRIDAY chqrge of three departments of man's standing or appeal to an­ ii’l A'.. t HT| (■ Episcopal diocesan work, the de^ •ota. tra will play at the University of Oxford, Miat., Oct. 38 (Ift— ment under effective intarnattonal a fact." et the Manchester Green School. Prs-Hnlloween Party other on a different level “is a The aymphony's two concerts control will be worked out In de­ Philip Rice advanced to the partment of youth imd laymen's NYLON Connecticut auditorium tonight at About 40 sttidents were routed A fter expraating tome concern, SAT.— IOIN THE F-U-N NOW! ENDS SATURDAY figment of the politician's Imagi­ are a part of the elementary school 8:11 In the flrst of the concert tail and agreed upon In the ahort- "Oaaperi agreed that tha treaty rank of Life Scout and Robert work, tho department of CSirisUan nation." from their dormitory rooms by a Walt niaacy'a muaic appreciation program. seriee. On the program la Franck'a est poSaible time." of peace could contain such clauses Whiteaell and Robert Vaiciulla to 3 BIG PRIZES “ 80 Ft. Bride education, and the department of Governor Ribicoff aays he knows flash flra at tha University of The concerts are supported by the Symphony In D, Mousaorgsky's Oeaplte Aoviet-American agree­ and that Italy would go along Star rank. A First Clsss award “ DARBY From missions. enough about Connecticut voters A t the ONE nnd O N LY ■ Elementary School Music Fund, Night on Bald Mountain and the Mississippi last night. No one was ment on the reaolutlon, debate in without creating dlABculties.'’ Da waa made to Dan Regan and Sec­ O 'O ILL" Oaady Rock” to realize that "they make their ond Class stwards to Jerry Smith part o f the money In thta fund la Rimsky-Korsakov Spanish Cap­ seriously hurt. tha pollMchl committee yaaterday Oaulla wrota. 8:30 • 0:25 8:10 own decisions" in local, state and rice. Studehts fought the blase with and Dave Rowley. ' I FOAM RUBBER raiaed by the annual sixth grade underlined that tha Waat and Rua- "This Is what happened," rio . OAK GRILL ■ Income Tax Setup national elections. WITH padding One new scout, Dennis Boyd, glee club concert The rest pf the fire extingulahars and water-filled ala ara still far from agreement De Gaulle aaid he was "moved M O n l ^ , Mnacheater "Look Homeward Angel" will transfsrred to Troop 91 from Troop OrSCIAL MATINEE PBIOAT ‘T certainly have never asked money had been donkted by public trash cana before firemen took on the key Issue of control ma­ to the bottom of my soul" when be performed by Mirikm Hopkins 47 while three new boys—Greg C a lle d W a s te fu l ayone to come to (Connecticut aplrltcd service clubs. Including over. chinery to insure compliance with and Andrew Prine tonight at the the Americans dropped the Arst Moberg, David Best, and ,Niel to help me in my campaigns,” he the Clvitan. Klwanls and Rotary Buahnell Memorial at 8:30. The Two Btudenta—Laater Sergeant diaarmament atomic bombs on Hiroshima and and David Chrlatenaan, both of Kovenaky—were recognized aa San Francisco, Oct. 28 (ffl—The added. Cluba of Manchester, the Educa­ play is an adaptation of the Soviet Deputy Foreign Minis­ Nagasaki. meeting the Tenderfoot require­ tional Club of Manchester, and the Thomas Wolfe novel khd has won Memphla. Tenn.— were overcome ter Vasily D. Kuxnatsov said the "Doubtless I had been advised M A IN FE A TU R E A L W A Y S 8:8# EXCEPT SATU RD AY natlon'a greatest waste Is Its in­ While Uie.Governor aaid he will ments. come tax structure, says J. S. make remarks about certain local { Manchester branch of the Hart­ bolh the Pulitier Prise and the by amoke but ware quickly re­ acopa of control at each stage of for a long time that the Ameri­ Thirty merit badges were also ford National Bank * Trust Co. New York Drams Critics Circle vived after treatment disarmament should correspond cana were on the way to realixing Seldman of New York, new presi­ Democratic oandidatss when spe-1 CARPET resented to members of the troop. The program will open with the Award. Fire Chief David Neilaon Jr. dent of the American Institute of clfic (^ortuniU es arise, he said It | 3 ROOMS AVERAGE with the scope and nature of tha IrrcaUtible explosives by splitting lavid Haskell was made a Junior would be difficult to describe his | S tar' Spangled Banner. Other The All-State High School said the fire apparently atartad In diaarmament measure being car­ the atom," he wrote. gagaiatant Scout leader. Four Patrol BIRD P.M. Certified Public Accountants. 60c ? actual role as regards the coming | works will be Bach'a Allegro from Muaic Festival will be given to debris piled beside the dormitory. ried.. "But. while not surprised, I did Leaders were Inducted. They were STATE Seldman told the institute's 3 0 suite 3 In D Major, Schubert's morrow at 8 p.m, at the Bushnell, The extent of the damage waa not U.S. Ambasaador Henry Cabot not feel the leas tempted to des­ Roger' Parrott, Bruce Taylor, Bill 72nd annual meeting yesterday elections. > j first movement from the Fifth featuring the top high achool Immediately determined. Lodge replied that "It la the ape- pair in seeing appear the means Hankinson, and Alex Urbanetti. that "over and above our already He then gave several examples i SQUARE clfle element of Inspection and which will allow, perhaps, men to Sdout Leader John Mertimer dis­ STARTS TODAY "sr Oevere tax rates—up to 91 per of the effort he is making for cer-1 YARDS the apecifle element of control destroy the human race.” cussed the qualifications for rapre- cent for Individuals and 52 per tain Democratic candidates. They | WALL-TO-WALt that ara crucial, not atatementa of — 1------sentatlves to the I960 Jamboree. , ASO RSAM -M lhlb A«e#aiVlwm; cent for corporations—is a hidden include: I general policy.” tax of substantial proportions.” ^ PMHMMIT P « n M I MOCMTB . Making complimentary remarks A Thrilling New Value In Our 60th Anniversary Sale! Heavy Manual Dedicated He said the hidden tax takes about New Haven’s Mayor R ich -; the form of time, manpower and grade, extra long wearing NYLON BROADLOOM with a 2 Escape, One Dies am eMMOBmi u m ard C. Lee, up for reelection, I Woman Convicted To Bradley. Field money spent in administration, while appearing there Monday in4 thick backing of genuine, resilient FOAM RUBBER that’s As BombeY Crashes enforcement and litigation plus connection with the opening, of the : BONDED right to the carpet! It’s not just a rubberized ^xcapdiomd, Qju/diijp tUlU PAUmiEEJ. COBB “ distortions that result from *i.PeBL80»'seATONpta-i.- ^ Oak St. connector. j In Spouse’s Death Hartford, OcL 28 (4V-Tha 1959 business transactions that either back, but thick 100% FOAM RUBBER PADDING that In Norwalk recently he chat-' 8Uta Raglater and Manual, alatad (OonUnned from Pago Ono) take place or are deliberately cushions every step! The tufts won’t pull out . . . and you tered' publicly with Roy Downes, Bridgeport, Oct. 38 'm —A Su­ to be off tha praasaa later this “v a m rM ME avoided because of tax. fac­ SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE I You would ordinarily pay as two or three hours. He was Democratic candidates for mayor. £xadhmt OedusA, perior Court Jury yesterday con- week, win ba dedicated to Bradley tors ...” much as $10.95 a yard . . . the average three room cost Field. brought to Forrest General Hospi­ “ Income taxes Influence bus!-, Thursday the governor will be victad Mrs. Paulina Tarpaning of I I I ------Bethel of manslaughter In connec­ Secretary of State Ella T. Groa- tal fdr treatment of a fractured M nUWMMHM MM-aMkaiW UM ■ neas executives aa to where and In Stamford to speak at an affair would be $328! Easy to install yourself » . or we’ll do it •o amiled contentedly in making arm. , mm ■oofcBSNi vfcioiWoO how much they work; it influ- given by a "nonpartisan group.” tion with tha death of her husband ■ tlfU MNB ...«u WTlMMili MB fVI at nominal cost. 12 foot widths in choice of stunning new SUITS ALLIGATOR last July 12. the announcement, noting that the A reacue team found Keller Hi encea employes as to where they The governor indicated that he colors. ' Louia Terpaning, 77, was In­ big airport la located In her home the woods about 1:46 a.m. today. live, whom and when they marry, may say some good words about Desplta tha expanaiva appear­ jured fatally when the car hla wife town of Windsor Locks. He apparently was unhurt. ALSO! 2nN MAJOR CO-FEATURE and where and how they provide a J. W alter Kennedy, the Demo­ The body of Bloaser was found ance of these suits tha price was driving left a Newtown high­ The manual, referred to as the livelihood.” Seldman aaid. cratic candidate for Mayor. TOPCOATS at 7 a.m. today near the Oak COMPLETELY la lotv. And aae what you gat! way -and crashed into a tree. information Bible on Connecticut TARZAN<6 NEWEST ADVI.'JIURI :> Saturday the governor will j state and local governments, will Grove School, not far from the Your choice of all wool wor­ Terpening died at Danbury hos­ M K jH tlt :■> I (U (A I RKDR SHELL QUEMOY motor to Bridgeport to attend a| steds and all wool worsted, pital 90 minutes after the crash. also contain pictures and stories crash scene. MOTH-PMOfEDf His crew members aaid he balled Taipei, Formosa, Oct. 28 f/P) — meeting of the Hibernians. The af-1 flannels. All with hand tai­ SUte'a Atty. Lorin W. WlllU on the new Connecticut Turnpike 1 I V f S M I b out of the plane but it waa not The Chinese Communists fired 227 fair also Is to be attended by < lored collars, shoulders and said Mrs. Terpaning waa intoxi­ and the older Merritt Parkway— MK.HTirsI known whether his chute opened. rounds at the Quemoy Islands IsBt Democratic Mayor Samuel J . ' sleeves, cated at the time of the accident. two of the state's major travel ar­ \ ADVr.NTUKl ' night. Then the guns lapsed into Tedesco, up for reelectlqn. ' | teries. Ah investigation waa started to On the witness stand, Mrs. silence for the cease-fire the Reds For tha Arst time, the manual determine the cause of Bloaser's Municipalities with elections Terpening said her" husband struck isaeoM ssmsasHi observe on even-numbered days of *39 »5 TO *57 50 will contain the Ascal year dates death. slated for next Tuesday follow: | her while she waa driving, knock­ The new B58 had not been de- maMns-Euscaa the month. Hartford, Bridgeport, New | ing off her glasses and blinding for each town. livcrc'd- to the A ir Force. Wheeler, sale. ..'saw.. w The volume of fire was the sec­ Haveu Meriden, Fairfield, Green- her. The Jury of Ave men and There will be 20,500 copies of the “SHF A 37, and a test pilot for nine years, ond highest of the month, Oct. wlch,,New Canaan, Norwalk, Nor­ seven women deliberated 30 min­ edition, which Is edited by the de­ SPORT GOATS aaid they left Carswell Air Force 9 the Ommunists hit the islands utes before reaching the verdict. partment's publication division wich,’ Stamford, Waterbury, Wes­ Corp«f ond podding oil in on«l lay This is the finest selection of Base in Fort ^ Worth about 8:30 FE ATU RE SHOWN A T 5:00 A N D 8:30 PJlf. 235 times. ton, Westport and Wilton. sport coats we have ever of­ Judge Louia Shapiro aet Nov. 10 headed by Leonard Sheflott and aa the sentencing date. Mrs. Mrs. Ann Proctor. p.m. (CST) and were flying St log«fh«rf No sfrofehing — no fered. A wide choice of fah- 26.000 feet en route to Eglin rica and patterns In the new­ Terpening could receive up to 19 years and a Ane of |1,000. AFB, Fla., on radar 'work when tacking — no soom sowing l Ail you est styles. Gray to Address trouble developed. < ^24 95 $39.95 r r s BAD ON MONDAYS He wouldn't specify the nature noed is o pair of scissors and o Hartford, Oct. 28 (^)— I f S'ee- o f the trouble. But, he said, they We have a Riee seleetioR ef late model ristary of State Ella T. Grasso Arts Convention didrft have time to advise anyone k’yorditick, and yeu'r* rPo^ to gel seems a little blue at times, she by radio of what was happening. FRIDAY used cars. Why not atop dowR tORiyht CHAMP HATS hardly can be blamed. Richard F. Gray of 359 Parker Bob Waller, sheriff-elect of For­ You see. blue is about all she Sr. will address the fall convention rest County, said he was In Petal,' The look of success cornea STATE for a damonatratfoR ride? of the Connecticut Industrial Arts about -10 miles from the crash. He naturally with a Champ. sees once she arrives at her State Capitol office. Aagn. Friday. aaid he saw "the whole sky get These hats pack a powerful Gray is senior safety engineer red” In the west. About a ;minute . wallop. Holds its shape per­ She enters s newly-painted *59 OLDSMOBILE ' *59 OLDSMOBILE "middle of the road'i-office, walks with Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. after the glow, he said, the win­ fectly. The season's smartest at 88 E. Center St. dows of a church nearby rattled. LOOKY! LOOKYL Snper 88 4-Door Super 88 Holiday Coupe styles and colors. over a "rich blue" carpet and sits down on a light blue chair: The meeting Friday will be held Several residents of the area at the Bloomfield offices of the reported hearing the plane pass *S9 OLDSMOBILE '59 FORD $895 $11.95 DNuxe 08 Convertlbte Ooloxie 4-Door Hardtop Connecticut General Life In­ over at, a low attitude. They said surance Co. Gray’s subject will be they ran out iri time to see the *58 OLDSMOBILE '58 CADILLAC AmNlAtOR' "BnglnMring Safety In the Modem explosion wheri It hit the -ground. T t »" ALUBATOR School Shops." 88 Holiday Coupe . 82 4-Door Hardtop ' Fuel was burning In the bot­ " t ! ' SPORT SHIRTS Instructors of manual arts In tom of the big crater where the '58CHEVROLCT classic styling in new school syatsma will attend. *58 OLDSMOBILE TOPCOATS . plane hit. Deluxe 08 Holiday Coupe Biscoyne 4-Door and unusual dark tones. A Men appreciating luxury will WATKINS- BI 6 range of pa.ttems that ara welcome these alligator top­ *58 FORD '57 OLDSMOBILE authentically Ivy. Detignert Organise coat values. Theae splendfd Extended Forecast Country Sedan Sto. Wagon Super 88 4-Door fabrics are woven from Im­ WEST * 2 » * t o * 5 i» 5 ported wool. Soft, rich and Stockholm—The first . zenerel '57 OLDSMOBILE Windsor Locks,' Oct. 38 IB— The Assembly . of the International '57 OLDSMOBILE strong. Fuwtral Sanriet Deluxe 08 Ooni-ertlble Deluxe 98 4-Dopr 0UMORIN8 Solid Groon and Gold U.S. Weather Bureau at Bradley Council of Societies of Indus­ H4AMPOO SEE HOW MUCH YOU SAVE on RUGS! Field issued this forecast tor Cim- trial Designers recently drew T. o d v e '57 OLDSMOBILE '57 FORD $3.95 ORMOND J. WEST, DirMtor necticut today': *29 T5 $49 « delegates and obeervers from 15 Super 88 4-Door 500 Convertible 148 EASY CENTER ST. TemMfatu'res for the next five, nations to Stockholm. Chairman G l p i a i ^ i l tONt #iH MfMtl liriricitM ^ NItebeU 9-7IN days, Thursday through Monday, of the organising committee was SHOVJ '57 MERCURY '57B U IC K , Mt-ii piMif 1 rENDLETON CAR-COATS will average 8 to 8 degrees below Count SIgvard Bernodotte, second Monterey Convertible Special 2-Door Hardtop normal. At this time nom al mean son of King Gustav Adolf and one Fine warm wool car coata in 6x12 ft. $07.60 $68; temperature In the Hartford area of Sweden's leading industrial de­ ,, '56 CHEVROLET '56 FORD . WOOL SHIRTS plain colors and tweeds. Pile is 48 with a daily range from 89 to Endu^ MaBchoster*s Oldest signers. During the assembly the YtOO P sr 210 4-Door B-Poaoenger Station Wagon Out of tha west comes Pen­ lined for comfort and 34. At New Haven the normal with Flnsst PsallltlM. King liigugurated a newly built 9x12 ft; $131.40 ' $102. dleton wool shirts. Mule warmth. Off-Street ParMns range la 58 to 38, and at Bridge­ years ago for rugged wear College of Arts and Design. '56 FORD '56 OLDSMOMLE Eatahliahad 1874 port it is 58 to 40. Warmer F rid w V-8 Convertible Super 88 4-Door 12xj|2 ft. $175.20 $136. ' today as then they are $18 95 ahd Monday, cooler over the w m Ik- staunch and sturdy. end. ttlC K '56 CHRYSLER Rain likely Friday and Monday. '55 PONTtXc 12x15 ft. $219.00 $170. OR "Poter*'223''rl?“« ’' I Nosanu Hardtop Chieftain 8 2-Dpor » n $ Total )4 to % inch. 17-50 BRENTWOOD " TRRV* “We«S"l ^ WolT'i?! 12x18 ft. $262.80 $204. It'e not the Hat price nlorte that roiints— It's the r a a l^ i^ Famous Glamorene SWEATERS fennee you have to pay (with your car) that countoimi^ • 12x21 ft. $306.60 $238. F t U S ^ Home Cleaning Kit! Sweater vest illustrated la STORE HOI RSt O F 'T H t EASY TERMS ARRANGED ' FLORSHEIM made of colorsy and orlon. in v e s t m e n t p r o b l e m s CNIIMIN .BOLTON NOTCH Open Monday Includes, at no extra coat, a "Rug Shampoo'er” automatic dispenser and Is completely washable, K I 0 D « S * CARTOONSI Through fo i^ control PLUS on upholstery applicator and Glamorene Shampoo! metal buttons and contrast­ Oar ofttee Is opea Thuraday evMtaigs from 7 to S o'clock for \STiS.6aM^44A Over 45 Other Makes and Model# to Choose From Sotardny Only isGcouse our SHOES ing trim. *5 »5 t.*14 »5 your opavenleiiw. If yoa prefer, we have one of oar capable RAY DWYER, Used Oar Manager From B A.M. regtatored rapreeeateOvm «U I on yea, et yoor convealeaca, to TONIGHT—Show Time 7i80 UntU S:S0 PJH.t SPO storo group oaelat yoo. whether year oreblam tavolvm ^eae theomad er b Open Every oiUUoa doUare, we have .the feeHlUm to reader yoa eompleta "FBI STORY" Manchester Motors Thursday bought thousands of rolls of corpot^l eondee. ^ M O n V 4X)LOB — JAMES STEWART Evenlag UntU 9. “ Selling and Servicing New Oldamobilea i urniturs* con wo offer this unmatched voiuei — Oo-HIt Also Id Dolor — For Over 2S Yeara” S A o p "WestbooBd" . Randolph Seott FREE GLENNEY'S Shearson, Hammill I Co. #1$ WE8T CENTER STREET FarfciRf 789 MAIN STREET-^MANCHESTER \ MmtWi Mtm tmk Bedl hdisui OAIX Sn 8-24U—OPEN EVENINGS MAIN ST. MANCHESTER OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS till 9 ! 012 Moki Mreot, MaweheMar • MWlalMR S 'if T I OOm! DBM0BD1 nUBBO TO 8 BEST OOOTUMBOl RMd'Herald Adra.

1...: , T' L.. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER* CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2S, IMS FADE n v i MANCHESTfiR BVBNIN6 HERALD. MANCHESTER,• OONN, • WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER . ’ tS,___ 1»M- dtvtdual shduld b ^ ^____ gram haa been good, too, with the Board’s failure to abida hy. the "aastsuaU’’, to properly exeeuu the ssrvles of his fbllew men. Is moat ownem aaklng for coplet of the only saving grace for ooa- tosponsibllltlss and (Mvatapneats. )ogcatcherg Use aasessmoat pravtslona of eur ita ta tbs mors osMpIleatod functions of a2.*“S3aiJ«S"3SK Bo long as the group foreoe this the pteturtf. Statutes; tho fact that Its mem­ our local govsnunant. The sray In '1b hroiMkt to ^ on oBo MhiMpbl tinuad existence of this planet, ahd M eoase«uahtAets,*y tMBtatB mort t h u MO words. The United NaUons "eiiildraas child. Thetb was only one blame higher animal must evolve to 1»- Stockton kre armed with cam­ first half of 1959 amounted to 82,- It demonstrates exceedingly well fere shuffling off this coiI,,tb the am dreary. Television T i . jn S S d r M M T i^ r l^ t' to docUnt to pobUM toy mattor the Irresponsible, the stubborn, "Caase mM BffacF Charter" should be mandatory in and only one punishment, that of 6:00 Big 3 Theater (In progrets) 3.W i;IO Prtea U RlgMA (C) 10. 13 eras in their search for dogs roam 200.000 barrela compared with 76,- m u bb Ubotouo or which ta Ui bmJ tu t# . oimroM-Ion - every educational facility Inavery the Individual, while the perpetra­ n n t higher one in the plan' of uni- Certainly the Creator intended Ftret Show (In profreaa) Harbor Command Ing loose In violation of a city 200.000 barrels during the like and dictatorial kind of government To the Editor, evolution through the kindest of “ w m o il »taw« to dmilwd by c o a lr t^ o n * ol e S ^ c Monday’s front page "Killer to country, a never ending eouisa or tor is free to continue. verss) evolution. Blarly Show (In progreu) Oule A Harriet' ordinance. 1958 period and 57.600,000 In the we are now having In Manchester, example and most pleasant and Twilljrhlt TheatTheater'diT prngrew) lo t:0Q Millionaire but Mtton wtxlch oio dotbmotory or obuolvo wlB bo rojoetod. Die in Chair," and the editorial subject from the lowest govening And that final "Boon," "He (the The child has voluntarily re­ first half -of 1957. Though Kuwait and because I Mlleve that It bountiful existence Or Garden of Bat Haeteraon Hawaiian tiy» When A looM dog la found, proves most conclusively that we place on page alx, "Bvery Right principle to the highest. Included. child) shall be brought up In a jected hla right to "elf like hap­ Three Uufketeera U Morie at Nine he’s photographed, tha picture Is continued to he the larrat pro­ spirit of understanding, tolerance, piness and Irresponsibility’’ when Eden. Duffy'■ Tavern Perry Como Show (C) ducer, her chare dropped from 82.7 «rm tw arthy and HoMot* "^Democratic members of the Board are In great need of more exparl- But One" seems to contain man­ While Ue editorial makes light • :2S weather. Nawi and Sports 1:30 I've Got a Secret developed on the spot, and the of tho fact that the child has every friendship among peoplea, .peace he accepted the highest f^m e and Sincerely, er cent In the first elx months of proposed a resolution which would '^ced, more interested, more kind’s problem in' a nutshell. 8. Unsay • :30 Robin Hood 3 10:00 Wed NIabt righui t neighborhood Is canvassed for the To tho Editor. Cause and effect. Man’s right to right except One,“ The Right To and universal brothisrhood and in the responsibilities which go with Encore 958 to 81.2 per cent In the first I h«vo recently read quite a not compel the “ benefittlng prop­ Thoughtful and better Informed 56 Church 8t. Circle Theater I, owner. In the first two weeks the ? decry, but In no way deny the Be A Child,’’ we have only to turn full consciousness that his energy ii, and it also fdHows that there Is Rome Jacobs’ Club Houis Wanted—Dead nr AItve half of 1959. Saudi Arabia’s share number of arttclea EcrtatnlnK to erty bsvnera" to pay the 80 per people than the Sextet from Cast Manchester, Qonn. _ Sport! and l^wa llils le Tour Life 10. if. System was in use, 16 of 19 cases cent assessment which was orig Center Street and their Republican workings of university principle to page one and read the headline and talents should be devoted to no "time limit" when this In*- • :46 Douc Edwards fell from 23.7 per cent to 22.7. the bis, fcw* t*»t *3*®’'** John Daley 10:10 Mike Wallace against dog owners wars han­ ^ Krause has performed and been Inally planned. ’Tills resolution was Huntley-Srinkley K ttp TalMng dled summarily and it was neces adopted'-by the Board despite the Political program wicblta Town 10. 31. sary to taka the dogs to the praised for. Barry Barenia tr.8. Marshal First of all I am a former East fact that no B]Mciflc figure of as­ After Dinner Movla 1 0 ;a Markham pound, saving the city tha coat of Exclusive , Hartford resident' and know the sessment bad been stated. It was Movie at Seven Iniide FMhall housing and feeding them. CHARGE YOUR boy In question very well. I knew on this occasion that the new Newe and weather Barry Bareata _ The Brothers .BIg'News _ And puhn^ reaction to the pro- this boy to be very trustworthy Democratic Board began to wilt 7:11 Weit Mail. HIghllghU Weather, Bporte A News 3, I, 13 PRESCRIPTIONS HERE In Manchester and honest In every respect. I under the pressures and the Huntley-Brinkley 30 Feature 40 . " Doug Edwards 11 ;U Jack Pamr 13. have always known him to be very threats of the West Enders. 7:30 Wagon 'Tnln 10, -Hbrtd's Beet Movies helpful ahd lovins to hla mother. On Jan . IS. 1959 the new Demo­ Border Patrol '.Tao Steele Blow cratic Board came up with a new Line Up . iti&Ught VoTlee m m N N E He (rets along good with people ll ;30 Jack Faar Gassy? i _ TV Readers Digest and has many friends. I do not plan of assessment, one which 1:00 U.S. Marshal 13;(0 News IkWeather stop Hooit Ras 3 ‘Hmoo Faitar PHARMAOT think he would have done such a would change the figures from Hobby Lobby 1:00'H^e: Prayer CertlSiS likewtenr leeH sreie M L L .A H Men Into Sj^ee 13. 40 Late News 10 M i eeiilreMte J Iheet et eieW iliMefe wISKr thing If he were not lured into a 80-25-25 to 45-25-SO. hi i«e aieett M m m f taMha sisMtln UkItU. trap set with temptation. This plan proved to be as unac­ BEE SATEBOArS TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE U8T1NO t l ( K U . S S t Ii4ar fer Ua feilnt keem IM CENTER ST. In a letter you printed In your ceptable to the people, of tho West MW. » 4 et SnasMt. St«4 fMW to O tU- Open Forum column written by End as did the originsi .10-25-35 ASS, e m a e k a M . V. h r Hkinil free Ha»lt. J. Hunt, he refers to the boy as a islan. It should 1 suppose be said Fioncee's casuals "young pui^k" and "little hood.’** Jtat this plan was not supported Radio ' I assure jrou ha la far from that. by all the members of the Board. (Thia Uatliig includM only thoM newa brondcuta of 16 or IS- I wonder how J . Hunt would feel Ilio ie who favored it were Jacobs. mlnnto length. Some sUMona oarry ather short aawacasta). If It were one of his own children Mahoney, Powell, Lamenso and ' WDBO-186C A 8:30'grenade Inveatmenta that were caught in such g Kelly. It was opposed by Gordon 3:00 News Zalman 3:45 Thres4tar Extra Hutchinson and Bamds. Director Q light and lilting fashion note for FglI! 7dn Dick Bertel trumped-up trap. I’ll bet the shoe 3:15 Art Johnson 7:15 Automotive Report would be on the other foot than, Cumfnings as far as I can recall 6:45 Lowell Thomas 7:U() Amos N' Andy 7:30 Newe wouldn't It? Also to Mr. and Mrs. expressed no opinion because he 7:30 Newe. Comedy Time 8:00 People-Are Funny Norman La Rote, how would yqu had previously disqualified himself 7:45 Bob and Ray 3:30 Monitor. from action on the assessment 3:00 World rnnlght 6:00 Qroucho Mars like a man as big and powerful as 8:15 Mueic Till One 6:M Monitor George Krause to strike your boy? quMtIon because he Is an employe 12:00 New* 10:00 Treasury of Mueir A man so much bigger than the of the Green Manor Construction 12:10 Music nil One 10:30 Intermexio for Modemi Company, a prdperty owner In the 1:00 Newe. Sign Off 11:00 Newa boy should have been able to de­ WHAT-flie 11:15 Sports .Flnat i f f tain him simply by holding him by area which Was Involved In this 3:00 Bic Show U;.30 Starlight Serenade the arm , especially when the boy Issue. 3:30 John Daly 13:55 Newe, sign off '...pract/eaRy stood wasn't even Uying to get away. The next event of any Impor­ 6:45 Big Show WINF->13M I do not think the cowardly tac­ tance happened on or about j^b. 7VOO E(f P. Morgan 3:00 Financial Newe 7:15 Big Show i 3:05 Newt Roundup on my head tics were necessary. 10, when BoaVd Chairman Kelly 12:00 Newe. Sign Off 6:15 Showcase and Newa Now comas Mr. George Krause. surprisingly, and in' spite of the' WPOP—1416 Fulton Lewis trying to gat protests which were registered by 3:00 Newe. Weather Evening DevoUone He can’t be much of a man if he 6:15 Howl* B. 7:20 Shnweaee and Newa Delinquent Chartner would deliberately set a trap to our West End neighbors allowed ? ;00 Lou Terry 7:30 Family Theater a comfortable shave entice any child to do wrong. I his decision to "call off" the West ;00 Newe 8:00 News This la Lonnie Phelps, 17, known as "Curley" In tha bop crowd. 11:10 Lou Terry 8:06 World Today until / got a NEW know the boy did svrong but I do End sewer expansion project to 1:00 Bel Rayce* 8:30 Showcase and New, , „ When he escaped from the Nashville, Tenn., county workhouis sot uphold him in hla doings.' Stand. Borne of us thought that w n c —1010 11:06 Music Bevnnd ths Stars and Ntwt during the weekend, five girls, ages 14 to 16, p ltch ^ In to help On the other hand, nine out this was done because he probably 3:00 Newe 12:06 News Roundup 12:15 Sign Off him stay out and comfortable. Now the five are In Juvenile de­ sf 10 children probably would have felt that the Board members wore 3:15 Weather. Sports tention quarters. Chirley’s back, In the workhouse, but (t’a not done the same thing were the trap In more of a muddle then, than their fault. Chirley’s buddy’s girl friend trapped them both. set with such attractive bait they were when they first began to Deaths Last Night (AP Photofax). think it was a pretty small way for debate the Issue, and because they Square Dancers ^orelcb a fine ChrUtlan man such i didn’t know how .to get out of i t George Knaak of doing things, During the following months the Will Hold Party By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS at tha Univeriitiea of Chicago and know the day will come when this Board devised'a third assessment New York—Barney Ruben, 74 Michigan before coming to Penn­ Man Sentenced st^e b d s h a v b h . boy svlll be a definite asset to any plan, one which would compel the The Mancbeater Square Dance an Immigrant boy who rose from sylvania in 1919. community. owners of developed properties to a 91.50-a-week helper In a clothing New I'm all strslghttnsd out bseauts Club nill hold Its Halloween cos­ Louisville, Ky. — Leslie Alien For Fratricid e Blnceroly yours, pay 40% of the cost, the owners of factory to the presidency of Bond Heine, 75, creator of the cartoon the new Noraleo Spaedthsver doesn't G 2 4 M Afi/DO undeveloped properties 30% and tume party and dance Friday eve­ Stores, Inc., died Tueeday after In hsndMme tievri cMto Stephen Theall strip "You Be l^ e Judige," died HerUord, Oct. 28 OdeU pirteb. pun or Irritate. K strokas off your Vancouver, Washington the Town sewer users as a whole ning at Waddell School starting a long illneni. Ruben, who was Tuesday. Heine started the syndi­ W. Ellison, 60, of East Wlndwjr, whiskers with ssif-sbsrpsning retsry the remaining 30%. Notifications at 8 o’clock. Guest caller for the bom In Poland, was one of the cated strip dramatizing unusual Vongttng' of amossments were mailed to the prime movers In organizing the was given a three to eight-year evening will be Jack Ambrose court rases in the 1930s and re­ blsdss. This world’s Isrgest-sslling To the Editor, pe<4>ie of the West End durir nationwide Rond etore chain in tired three years ago. He was bom term In state prison today for later half of August. This plan from Cranston, R.I. 10.17. shsvor hss psrmsnsntly hjbrlcstsd If ' Ambrose Kelly, 76, one of the brother. | sivt nip-top elsanirtg action. Also asm with which it was received He started square dancing four Ellison pleaded guilty to fatally further than the way In which original membera of the religious Visitora toV Get PiiiH eur present Democratic Board has was well damonstrated when only years ago and soon became so order of the Christian Brothers injuring his brother, Emanuel, laat the "Oo-Anywhers...0havt* handled the IVest End sewer as­ 2 out of the 125 (approximate) enthusiastic over .-the hobby that of Ireland, died Tuesday of a heart Washington—V 1 s 11 o r s to the June 14 by hitting him over the Anywhere” car-and- he took up calling. He has been sessment "problem." persons who were polled voted in attack.. Brother Kelly, who was United States during 1660 pro­ head with a toble leg during a battary new Noraleo On the night of O ct 14, .1858 favor of it. calling on a regular basis for a born at Galjvay, Ireland,' came to claimed by. President Elsenhower drunken brawl. The Sofb-Focus Sheath.. . an eleffsntljr club for two years, and has called Sportsman 124** as we might recall, a public hear­ : In spite of this kind of opposl the United States in 1606 and in as a special year of hospitality for Ass't State’s Atty. J. Read Mur-- undersUted drosa with bstesu neck, draped bodice ing which .was held In' the Wad­ tlon. and, apparently quite plea)wd at such places as the Bay Path 1609 helped eatablish the firat of tourists from other lands, will be phy recommended a four-to nine- dell school was abruptly terminat­ with what they had done the Bam In Boyleton, Maas., a popular 32 Christian Brothers schools In given special red, white, and blue year sentence, but Superior Court and slim, graceful sldrt. A ihlimner of Jewelled ed after former director Atty. Paul Board members then sent General haven for New England square North Americs. enameled pins which will identify Judge John P. Cotter lowered It contour M t. In TalboYa blend of 80% wool. 20% M a rtr Courageously criticlMd the Manager Martin and Town Counr dancers. Lovingaton, Va. — Dr. Lewis them as tourists from abroad. The after a plea by Public Defender General Manager and the Super­ sel Bayer to Boston to negotiate The dance will be open to mem­ Iflctor Heltbrunn. 67, in charge of National Association of Travel Jam es D. Cosgrove. rabbit hair. Sizei 9-17.10-18. intendent of the Sewer Depart­ the loan which was necessary to bers of other clubs In the area. graduate studies in general Organizations says the pins will The prosecutor cited Ellison’s ment for the "round about” an­ permit the construction of these Prizes will be awarded for the physiology at the University of be purchased by . service clubs and police record which dates back to swers they were giving in response facilities. most original, beautiful, humor­ Pennaylvenla, was killed Saturday travel-promotion agencies and will 1925. It Includes 67 entries for to assessment questions which Most of us I believe know what REPEAT SALE ous, and gruesome costumes, with in the cpllision of hla car and a be distributed b y cooperating larceny, fighting, . drunkenness, North. American Philips Company, Inc. 100 E. 42nd Otraet were being asked by West End happened in Boston. We know that out-of-town guests doing the tractor-trailer. Heilbrunn, who transportation companies and gambling and assault with a dan­ Naw York 17, N. Y. • Soa Noraleo domonatratod on Sugar- residents. At that time the Town the General Manager and the Judging. was born at Brooklyn, had taught hotels. gerous weapon. foot-Bronoe. AB&7V natworiq Tha LIna-up, CB8-TV nobwork. Town Ootmsel were compelled to Intended to put 80 per cent of the T cost of construction of the West return to Manchester with their 'Middle Turnpike sewer pump sta­ money bags empty because the Bond Counsel could not agree with BY POPULAR JOEMAim tion and the force main which FABULOUS AT the procedures which were follow­ Due to the bad weather last weekend we are repeating our BIG, BIG SALE OFFER run from the station to the sewer ed by the Town in its handling of filter plant 5 m..Gleott St. on the this affair. We know that they 'shoulders of the owners of the de­ very apparently were advised to of the entire Westinghouse Appliance Stock we bought from a New London dealer. veloped properties of the area do the Job now as It should have NEW! LENRON’SUITS which would be serviced; 38 per been done a long time ago. The We bought these below our regular dealer cost and we're passing the Sayings on cent on the shoulders of the own­ situation In which the Town found FR€E FARKING TAILORED BY TM nSeotk &. ers of acreage properties, and tho Itself could be attributed only to RooroffSloio . . . other 25 per cent on the shoulders of the town sewer users as a MADE FOR whole. This happened under our former Republican administration Daughters Of MODELS • SOME 19S9 MODELS- - WASHERS, DRYERS, REFRIGERATORS, RANGES About six weeks latetv shortly Uberty No. 11, L.O.L.I. Manchester after the Democrats aasumed^con- trol of our local government a This is your golden opportunity to buy! All priced to move fosff ______■ "y second public hearing- on this CLIMATE AND THE V' if question was held the Ver- planck school. At this hearing 167 out of the l U people who voted SALE A S SHOWN pUMATE-CONTROLLE^^ objected veiyforclbly to this 80- the more ' ’ 25-25 assessment proposal. Be­ ORANOi HAU WORLD WE cause of the temper of the peo­ IAS€MENT WESTINBHOUSE Bf/fu ple on this occasion, and pertopa more because of the reminders and LIVE INI the threats of political repralsals THURSm OCT. 2f which were made by certain peo­ 9 A.M. bracelets ple of the West End one of the ELECTRIC NGmii you coRsidor bow fimb of your life it spont going Irom RANGE Hetm-heated buildings to closed-in the lovelier... ten to tbormestaficslly-controllod Vim $229.95 bomes, you’ll sue tho need for o suit llko BLENRON. This is a SiAU PRICE aoaooooo* midwolgbt suH-tUghtiy lighter in mixed-matched- w ti^ thM bidHioral Fall and \V WMar waight ctothing-and for marvelous that roaton dafinitaly mora com­ ZetlUflKim fortable, tha exclusive filenron . Dacron* worsted fabric makes it 4 CORO \ T b e A b t y t n c 9 cv. (I. ms M 34" eety and tccnomical to care for— • 50 IM. MOZEN STO6A0C ■I- $S 1 ^ , $2 WMkly ghmi R a luxury feol and appaw- • FOUa FUH W107H SHRVeS anea. Won't you stop in sotin and tat us Introduce you to Blenronf HffTB's Hw bMt friMd o bomvwift BYwr bod: YOUR OLD " AS SHOWN WESTINRHOUSE GOLD-INJECTOR REFRIRERATOR APPUANCE MAY RE AS SH0WN-«WAS fS29.9S ONLY WESTUNMOUSE WUHER-DRYER GOMBINETION YOUR DOWN SALE PRICE S i x ^ . 7 7 ' Se.O O DOWN WEEKLY PAYMENT . . . *1 6 7 $2-?9 Rn. M SM S-SM E PRICE 1N747 UP TO SAVE UP TO $110 ON 1 WESTINGHOUSE FREE ALL KINDS OF LEAF RAKES 3 Years DRYER A9K tm i— MioiT* MU m.me ALTERATIONS TIim To Sfqrt GottiRg WHd S«Mii mr4 AS SHOWN To Payl Pay Your Teiephone W«B $199 .95 Bffis Hero S A U PRICE 3 WAYS TO PAY: TV SETS i. M, 66, 80 Daya (sama aa , . . YOUR OLD TV MAY aaah) RE THf DOWN PAYMfNT 3. 36-Ikv Opaa Aeeaaat 15.00 DOWN-~|2.00 WREKLY a. Badgat Tanaa ONLY $2.50 WEEKLY

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84 YEARS OF MERGHANDISIN6 SERVICE TO MANCHESTER m 4 SURROUNDINR TOWNS! ITS OUR RIRTHDAY-BUT YOU, OUR OUSTOMERS, WILL RET THE PRESENTS! NUBU n.'fC GREEN STAMPS THURS., OCTOBER 29th 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. WITH ALL CASH SALES! COFFEE and COOKIES W ILL BE SERVED ON THE MAIN FLOOR1 a VISIT THE SBiH GREEN STAMP REDEMPTION CENTER IN OUR BASEMENT STORE Starts Tlnrsday, OcL 29; With DOUBLE AND RECEIVE YOUR FREE GIFT! ______ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS FROM HALE'S Anniversary Specials From Hale's Domestic Department Ready To Wear Dept. Specials THREE BIG VALUE DAYS-THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY-OCT. 29-30.31 Taka the Elevator To Bemmd Floor. MILLINERY DEPT. NEW! DARK TONED PLAIDS ONE OROUF OF MEN'SSUITS, TOPCOATS MEN'S SWEATERS BO YS' SHOP BO YS' SHOP Take the Elevator To Second Floor. UNT FREE AVISCO RAYON AIX MODELS m i aTWLBS. KEflVLAB. LONG CREW NEC», WINDIAMMEE. BOAT NECK W IN T E R C O A TS SOO.OO M i SHAWL c o l l a r STYLES SHORTS, STOtnrS m i SHORT STOUTS JR. BOYS* SUITS CA D ET s u n s VahiM to $ 3 5 jO...... NOW $52.00 Beg. 84.60. Sice# 8 to 16. ' NOW .... *7.1S NOW QuHtwl MEN'S JEWELRY SPECIAL NOW ...... 3 r.,*1.80 Sale Special Reg. $3.19. 72 x 108 ...... $2.19 REG. $59.50...... HOW $55.60 Reg. 810.05. BATHROOM Reg. $3.39. 81 X 108 ...... $2.39 TIE BAR AND UNK SETS. Reg. 8545. NOW ___ *8.8S REG. 8840 UM 88.80. N O W ...... $1.99* Reg. $3.89. 90 X 108 ...... $2.69 NOW ...... Reg. 81145. MATTRESS PADS SKM ...... NOW $ 6 8 . 0 0 •Pine Federal T u. BOYS' SWEATERS Reg. 79c. 42 x S8 V'2 eases ...... j j g DRESSES NOW .... *9.S0 ENSEMBLE SETS Reg. $3.19. Twin fitted...... $2.19 ALL STYLES Reg. 88.08.88.88. R E G $89.75...... NOW MEN'S FREE! Reg $3.39. Fun fitted...... $2.39 VahM W $U.n. ' NOW ONLY $71.80 NOW . . . *9.99 R«9. $3.98-$4.98 Reg. 84.05. MLTS — NECKWEAR — SUSPEND«S JR . lO Y S ' PRCP LADY PEPPEREIX SUPERFINE FUU BED SIZE Famous makee for mleeee and womsa. SeHde aod grteto te NOW .. *3.9S Reg. 8185 30" R I G $95j0 0 ...... >*OW ^ 7 6 .0 0 SPORT COATS NOW . . . . *6.3S M U 8U N stylM aad fabrles. Semethiag for everyeae. CHOICE OF STOCK 20% OFF SrORT COATS 18 to 20. Keg. 85.60. Mcee 8 to IS. NOW .. *4.40 Reg. 8*45. set SHCETS and CASKS MEN'S A U WOOL Reg. 816.50. NOW . . . ..*7 .9 S STUFFED Smq. $2.9t-$3.9l FAMOUS BRAND OF Reg. 818.60. NOW . . . *12.9S NOW TEEN DEPARTMENT MEN'S BILLFOLDS NOW . . . * , 9 - 9 5 Reg. $2.99. 72 X 108 ...... $2.09 TWIN BED SIZE Take the Elevator To Becead Floor. DOLL Reg. $3.29. 81 X 108 ...... $2.29 NEW FALL SPORT COATS Reg. 81.80. "'JSbS” .’:.... *14.9S Tank cover, tank top cover, bath mat, con­ Reg. 85.95. Reg. $3.69. 90 X 108 ...... $2.59 The IrregularttiM will not impair the wear­ SIZE W to 50 NOW . . . NOW .. ... $3.15 * ll.9 S tour rug and lld rover, preshnink - long JACKETS *6.00 Reg. 82140. When You Purchase wearing, skid resistant. Seven colora. Reg.'69c. 42 x 36 c a se s...... 55d ing quantities. Mostly slight oii marks. SLACKS Reg. 88.88. Reg. 88.50. NOW .. *17.20 3 Pairs Reg. $2.99. Twin fitted...... $2.09 Fully lined, boom with erloa R EG $27.95...... NOW $22.95NOW . . . *4.75 NOW .. ...$2.80 SHOE DEPT. pUe heeds or convortlble eoDara Reg. $3/29. Full fitted ...... $2.29 Charcoal er gray, waah a ^ SU G H T HtEGULARS OF 88.88 te solid colors, red OEid tea, also Reg. 8840. Phis Federal Tax Firtt Quality a goad selection plolde aad wear, wool and ayloa, aad oth- BOYS' CHINO and POLISHED COHON SLACKS WOMEN'S PENAUOS WOMEN'S AIR TREb at e n In eolerfnl plaids. Steee 8 to R EG $29.95...... NOW $23.95NOW . . . *4.00 EXTRA LARGE 81x198 corduroys. Slue 1 to 14. Pre- S lu e 8 to 18. I S lu e 14 to 80. ' CASUAL SHOES SUEDE er CALF Heavy Quality Zippered REG. $8.98 SANFORIZED teen tim a 8 to 18. Reg. 88.88 to 18. Reg. 8945. NYLONS WHITE SHECT ILANKETS 822.98—NOW R E G $32.95...... NOW $26.35 Reg. $8.05. MATTRESS COVERS MEN'S W OOL- PART WOOL NOW .... . *8.4S MATTRESS COVERS Reg. $5.98. $ A OO NOW . ... *3.10 I ...... *3.8S *15bU“ * ...... * 1 0 . 1 S Dark or plain seam. . . Doll Reg. 87.95 and Reg. 819.85. haa plaatio face, satin body Zippered. Twin or full Get ready for a cold NOW ...... H aT vT V R E G $35j0 0 ...... NOW$28 .00 IVY and CONTINENTAL .NOW .... *9.30 In aoaortod oolora. - Ribbon bed s iz e s ...... whiter. $2.99®**“ 2 0 % O FF SHIRTS 8845. NOW ... *6.69 * lS b '4 '^ ...... * 1 1 . 0 0 tied. Reg. $4.95. FuU or twin A O *2,99 Reg. 81145. sizes. Extra heavy...... <3 oW w ALL BALES FINAL AU. SAUE8 FINAL Reg. 81848.848 and ^ 0 Reg. 88.50 and Good quality unbleached ehutlng with REG. $39.95...... NOW$31.75 WOSOEN’S NOW .... *10.1S 81848. NOW ... 8845. NOW .. *5.19 JR. BOYS’ BOW TIES and READY TIED A $5.00 VALUE Beams all bound and with alpper opeolag. KOPIUOW VALUES SUEDE or CALF AU FOR ONLY HaENDR StRETDH NYLON TIMITS MEN'S IRIEFS MEN'S BEG. 500. 3 For $1.00 RHYTHM STEPS COniER'S FLATS RF.G. 49c MARTEX "BLOTTER" HALE’’S HEAVY QUALITY MIEN'S TROUSERS That are potting hundreds of people to SALK FRICK and SHORTS "T" SHIRTS Womeo’a and Growing Girls’ Reg. 818.95. DISH "Charmhousa" Tewd Ensmnbl« sleep! Lew prtoes on quality pillows. Regular $2.98. Full fashioned, reinforced 4 A ALL WOOL. OABAilDINE. FLANNELS, WORSTED, PLAIN NOW .... *11.BS Reg. 8848. Towas for extra wesf. White, loden green, black A ^ Ud FANCF Mli SOBIE EUBNDS OF NYLON, DACRON Reg. 95e. Reg. 81.00. FAMOUS MAKE BOYS' WINTER NOW .., Beg. 814.96. NOW . . . *5.90 with Dacron Reinforeed Selvages Reg. 85.96. B. F. Goodrich j r a Q Q M i RATON. SIZES 28 to 60 r> NOW . . . Latex foam. Regular siu. Sale and red. Small, medium and large. NOW .... *12.70 Reg. 814#: Each Reg. 81.19. . 0 0 - . P. Reg. $1.18 ■nGHTS—Mata Floor. Jackets and Suburban Coats NOW I • ■ e s s e • 22 X 44 Bath s iu ...... O O V NOW ... Reg. 81.25. *6.35 39c Itog. 89.95. 199% Du Pent Da- j 4 AV WOMEN’S cron fine strip^ ticking. Sale *■§••## R E G $7.95...... MOVt $6.35 NOW . .. SIZES 6 to 86—ALL MODELS Beg. 11.85. Reg. 69c. - A Q r Reg. 81.tb. VALENTINE SHOES '“NOW . . . *6.75 Solid color Martex extra absorbent dish Hoalery Bar—Main Floor. towels In red, blue, yellow, gray, pink and Reg, 89.98. 199% white goose jm r A Q NOW .. Reg. 81.50. Reg. 816.50. Reg. $25.05. NYLON SUP SPECIAL R E G $9.95...... NOW NOW .... Rfg. 811.95 Reg. 88.69. green. Reg. 29c. down. Sale ...... ”^7 .jP O $7.95Reg. 8148. NOW . .. $13.15 NOW . . . *20.7S NOW .. *10.1S NOW . . . e s • s • *7.20 Face Cloth...... AsdW SALE NOW S e • s s • a B ^ . 810.85. Reg. 829.95. Reg. 12.95. Reg. 8S.69. Beautifully trimmed with lace at bodice REG. $10.95...... NOW $8.75 NOW .... NOW /.. *23.S0 $14.95 NOW .. *11.00 NOW . .. *8.05 IMPORTED WOOL GLOVES and hem. White only. Sizes 32 to 44. 3 MEN'S COLORED MEN'S Reg. $21.50. Reg. 882.05. $ O iL C iRag. 81949. Ironing Beard Covers Regular $3.29.. R EG . $12.95...... NOW $10.35 ; DRESS SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS NOW .... $17.20 NOW ...... ■^bS*^... *10.60 NOW ... *8.90 Warm Blanket Values LINGERIE—Main Floor. With leather palms. Ideal for driving. In RES. We aUCONE IROMNe BOARD CO V a REG $14,95...... NOW Reg. $4.00.' Reg. 84.00. MEN’S Reg. $6.98. 72 x 90 Hale’s $11.95NOW ...... NOW . . . $3.19 white and colon. SALE $1.69 BATES SHOES CLASSMAn SHOES “Luron” Nylon, Rayon Blend...... *4.99 Faster ironing, heat-reflecting surface, ksyfer m m Reg. 84.50. Junior Boys' 4 Season Coats Growing Girls', Women’s ironing heat. Will fit any standard board. Each ^ BRASSIERE SPECIAL REG. $15.95...... NOW Reg. $440. Loafsrs. Fir Oxfords Reg. $9.98, 72 x 90 Hale’s “Charmhouse” $12.75 NOW . . . $3.59 Zlpout lining. Washable tan cotton. Reg. 818.96. GLOVES—Mate Floor. SALE NOW ...... NOW .... *16.10 Nylon, Rayon Blend...... *6.99 BURNPROOF NBERGLASIRONG BOARD FAD Reg. 85.00. S iu s 6 to 12. Reg. 819.05. NOW ...... *1S.S0 Keg. 19.95. , . Broken styles and sizes. Regular $5.95 ^ AC R E G $16.95...... NOW Reg. 816.95. NOW'.-.;.. *8.45 Reg. $11.98. Hale’s 80 x 90 extra large WWi SCORCH RESISTANT SlUCONE COVER $13.55Reg. $5.00. NOW ...... $3.95 Big Boyn, 18 to 20. NOW .... and $6.50. ^ Q S *14.40 Beg. 88.98. ^Charmhouse’’ Nylon, Rayon Blend ...... *7 99 NOW ...... S-M-L-XL Slue. Reg. 828.50. NOW ...... ^1B.7S Reg. 815.9.5. HOUSEWARES DEPT. SPECIALS Irons eaaicr and faster. Uses less heat. 0 *7^ NOW ...... *7,60 BRA DEPARTMENT—Mate Floor. NOW .... *13.SS GET RID OF TROUBLESOME LEAVES Reg. $12.98. 72 x 90 Hale’s A Tegular 11.19 value!...... Set O # C MEN'S WARMLY UNED WOOL cmd LEATHER Reg. 8149. Reg. 414.95. BY MULCHING THEM. ^ “Sturdywear” 100% Acrilan ...... *9.99 MORE OF THOSE WONDERFUL 8149 VALUE BOYS' FLANNEL UNED TROUSER NOW *6.45 Meii's Flannel and Ski Pajamai NOW .... *12.70 Reg. $13.98. 72 X 90 100% EXTRA HEAVY FLANNEL BACK DRILL JA C K ET S AND SUBURBAN COATS Reg. 818.95. Reg. 88.98. Rig. 85.00. J O Q C I Reg. 84.00. j r a Q C Slices 6 to 18. For dreoa wear. Sorry no alterattnn on $ 4 V |F 18" ROTARY MOWER IVool Orrspun .. . i ...... *10.99 IRONING BOARD COVERS SIZES 88 to 88. REGULAR u d LONGS th e u . Beg. 85.50. Special. N O W ...... NOW .... *11.BS NOW ..... *5.90 Toiletries, Cte. NOW ...... I NOW ...... '•'AL.YO Briggs A Stratton motor. Ilellvered complete­ Will outlast lighter weight covers several times. Itog. $12.65. Reg. 15.96. ly assembled, serviced and oiled. Reg. $15.95. 72 x 90 Hale’s “Charmhouae” \NOW .... *11.00 NOW .... *5.05 100% Acrilan. Heavier weight than $9.99. *12.95 Elastic siip-OR, will ft any board ug to 80” long. O / $2.00 Shulton Desert Fjjower Hand Lotion ...... $1.00 R E G $14.95...... NOW $11.95 MEN'S SOCKS MEN'S ' AU BOYS'BELTS RsRulor $89,95 SPECIAL New Toni No-Mix Home Perm anent...... $2.00 REG. $17.95______...... NOW Reg. 89e. HATS and CAPS $14.35 NOW ...... 45c Rag. 81.00. NOW Halo Shampoo, Economy S ize ...... $1.19 ______69c^ HOUSE DRESSES LADIES' BLOUSES JUMPING JACKS SoUd colors and cotton prinfs in aizes 30 to $ a Reg. 150. Many styles and colors in sizes 12 to 20 , $4% (CBO Lustre Cream Shampoo, Large J a r ...... $1.59 REG $19.95. r ...... NOW $15.95 NOW 59c Babies siu, 1 to 8. OhUdren’Bjxlu 8*4 to 12. 38. Regular $2.98, $3.98.^ S A L E ...... I » 7 7 2 0 % O FF Boys' Shoes Reduced 20% Reg. 88.15. I r 14'/f to 24•/:, 40 to 52. Regular $3.98. SALE ALL SALES FINAL Family Size Bayer Aspirin Tables...... $1.49 Reg. 81.00. T O . * NOW ...... *Tb!;£,;.... *5.50 R E G $24.95...... NOW $19.95 NOW ...... / T C IN BOYS’ SHOP ONLY All Makee and Stjrlea Reg. IT.59. Large Listerine Antiseptic ...... 89c Reg. I Cotton and Stretoh Infant s iu , 8 to 8. Reg. 84.69. NOW ...... *6.45 INFANT V TO T s h o p —Main Hoor, Rtar REG $29.95...... NOW $ 23:95 BOYS' 4-BUCKLE OVERSHOES Factory urvicieman will be on the floor 8NNIYERSARY SALE OF HANDBA6S Family Size Unieap Multi Vitamin ...... $6,96 NOW ...... *3 .8 0 Ihnradsy evening. * MIseee* s iu l2'/i to 4 MEN'S COTTON SLACKS Reg. 86.95. S iu s to 0. Reg. 85.99. •SNOW SUITS • COATS Large Anacin T ablets...... 11.19 R EG . $39.95...... NOW $31.95 NOW ...... Reg. 18.59. \ C' Sno Blowers are also now on display... Regular $2.98. Many stylea to choose | *S.O0 NOW ...... *4.25 NOW $7.20 Large Potident ...... 69c and PoKfiMd C onors Reg. 8445. • JA C K ETS from. Tapestry, cut velvet, flannel and NOW . . . $3.95 CMIdrea’s siu %y, to 8. plaid. Alio aaiootb and grained plastic' Reel. $42.W...... N O W $34.35 Beg. 84.40. MEN'S 4-BUCKLE or ZIPPER OVERSHOES Reg. 85.69. J ^ X C Growing girls’ sices. • LEGGING SETS Pepsodent Toothpaste With Free Flashlight...... 69c NOW .. $3.95 Beg. 85.85. NOW ...... Reg, 81.95. u r n A ll Wool Dust Mop calf. NOW . . . $4.95 Beg. 8146. Family Size One A Day Multi Vitamina ...... $6.47 Reg. 86.99. NOW ^ O . / «> « r • PRAM SUITS NOW . s.ssoesoopeoeoeoseeseeesssa.eaoeserf.V $6.00 * Nra, HANDBAGS—^Main Floor At Entrance MEN'S A l l w e a t h e r c o a t s NOW ...... *5.10 Triangular shape. Assorted colors. A repeat 53c Colgate Toothpaste ...... 2 for 89c % sale on this eomplete rnllout item. Ltoed u d unllned. Many models are wash 'n wear. 81m s 56 to 46, SNOW SUITS GIRLS' COAT AND Regular, longs and shorts. Great Swings On Most All CHILDREN'S THERMO BOOTS Rt9ular $1.49 SPECIAL Children's Kali-sten-iks Ooyii’ and glrla’. Of washable LEGGING SETS ' Ample Free Parking Rear O f Our Store Qther Merchandise In Stock Beg. 88.98. Reg. $4.69. fobricH. Flalda and Mild colors, U M E F BILLFOLDS and NOW . . . *3.1S NOW .. *3.60 BeWee elae,-8 to .4. Chlldraa’n siu 8'/i to 12. fllsee 2 to Sx. Reg. price 810.98- Tweeds, plaid and Mild color. REG. $17.95...... NOW $14e35 Reg. 8849. 818.08. Reg. price g l4.98-821.88. Beg. $445. Wedrever Open Roast Pans S lu e 8 thrn If, IS to 4. NOW » e e e e • • e *4.65 H O W estosesso • d t w FRENDH PURSES NOW . . . *3.40 RtG. $19.9f...... ;. .NOW $15e95 HI » laBuit ataa 8 to t. New, eoe piece oonetnictlon. Nothing to break. EMieet pone te Ideal far gifts or yourgelf. A fine Rag. 1848. the world to Mean. t Ik CORK SOwe» el»G 1S4 to I. JACKETS FRAM SUITS quality leather. Many • e ■ e a e e e JW .HAU NOW *5.50 m k m »i...... /NOW $19.95 I n .F .lf0 1 f SE& SO N WOMEN'S RAIM BOOTS 13” X 9”. Beg. $ 1 .9 9 I 15" » lO". Reg. $ 0 -99 Waahable. Plate oolora, to: Pastel ahagee te waahabla ma> eoloni to choose from. dC oY O a m c h b s t r r o h m •K ♦ la fa a t 8 ^ ...... $a.05 M C < alca, to 8. 82. 45. SPECIAL | IS.4S. SPEHAL X > m y and red. Stsee 8 to 8x. terlaL Sixes wnaU, medten», Flat, Cuban, Ugh hanl atylm . Souka eelor. J | m Q I Reg. price 88.88. large. Reg.- pries 818.88. BILLJKHDB-Mahi Fleer At Eatnaee CORNBt MAIN and OAK STREETS NOW $23.15 I OBEEN ?TAM7g PtaOltOe ROjlfa NOVP' ••seeeaeseeeeeeoatttateet MeO dP ’ TbS-r:...... *6.35

■, . f MANCHESTER EVENiNO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER S8. 19K9 PAGE EIGHT rndtUnf. uid haa eeseaatraUd lU dona, the arbitrator elosea tha tlM crowds bafiia to iUmrtiPBtrr ImaglndUon. tnatadd, on tba pouri* hearing. Ha haa thirty days in the vcbieia, pounding and apltting which to present his decision or Castro Rejects on H. :, billty that dt GauUd and Khruah* award. An award ' may not be FOR EXPERT *Tha rebsl Mcutsnaiit aad {Dpuiug llrralik chav mlEtit do aoma Informal ehat* fitiiiiiftHM* lit mik changed by the arbitrator unlaaa ■ ' n^itary policemen end one aecret tlnir about tha futura of Uia landa the partiee mutually agr« to re­ WHEEL ALILNMENT--WHEEL BALANCING \.S. policeman entered the taxi with open the hearing and restore the Hava you dlecorarad that you can­ me and escorted me safely to the that lie between their own two na- RADIATOR REPAIRING AND REtORlNG tOsMtliM^ fratM Page OWe) T, "'alley, M Dreschar tlone. There le even talk that, to power of the arbitrator. not direct your own path ta the (OMPLBTE BRAKE SERVICE Havana HHton Hotel." Rd/, tor Ifl jM fs a mamber of the WALTER R FliROt’*t>N PubliWtrr* combat the poaaibillty that de -'Arbitration U the moet prac­ way you ought to walk? God la Tribune Latin'-American eorre- Advisory Park and Rscroatlon tical mimna for naolring dlaputee *rwo dngrartac firms cpamttofifi^ l iyi r tMcamritlM Commission, rssignsd his post yes­ ruuoMd OMob,r l tun Gaulle and Khnithchev reach top willing to be our Ouida even ia tha SEE* ■penfisnt, aa he sent a dispatch to Labor Arbitration Which unkma and companiaa are amallaet detalla of Ufa. Before deal­ Vernon undsr the 1M M«wac^to employ «M workcra^M th* lO to^ terday. Hia 8-ysar tarm was due to PublwnM Kvtnr E,wua« Efev* much of an underatandinx. Ade­ unable to eettle by direct nego­ ing with any problem we need to hia Mtwspapsf at a Havana Ule- ployUMploytril a tfitat ■ot n workers are lilaiid ptont were" ahw made to Ire Nov. fl, luiKlay* •"« HiiiiAyt Ein,r*j«t 05* ffloviag from Maackeaier. any who eared ta wlaeato. SnSrt OttK* »t »l*ncli„;*T Om ib •» nauer himself may have to aeek a In the field of lahor-managa- ciation submits identical lists of tiation. Tba ayatem and rulee ar­ look to Him who ia the fountain of grai|A Dubeli, publicly de­ Industrial Group sUsy, who has served for the Iw^nd t’n ii, M«li personal meetlnK with-Khrushchev, ment relations, there often arises ranged by the American arbitra­ all qrlsdom. The promlea found in The A.»jG Photo Gravure 4 ^ A JI.C. and Vandhsalsr aHgriiv- past ytai* as dhaimian ef the com­ arbitrators, to each side. Each CLARKE MOTOR SALES nounced by Castro for criticising ply te rp . and MAneMctcf Mfi* Ing have bsCn In' Mafiohsster for HEMMikK U* Just to protect West Germany’s need for voluntary' arbitration party may'eroes off the name of tion ASan. give a practical method Proverba S: 8 ia that if wa ac­ mission, submitted hie rseignatlon Notre Dame, Ind.—Non-food l the government, wet eioorted Set to Reorganiase graving, toe., w4ll begin faesring afvroximiteiy 8lx yaats. The for- to General Manager Rtehard Mars THE ASR H IATED PRAWE of disputes. Controveriies relat­ any arbitrator K does not want of operation In artytration dle- knowledge IBm In all our waya. He .101 BROAD STREET—MI 9-2012 ______Items are going to take up much Tb, AMoctBird P r,w i» prestige and position. ^ putes. The'aignlflcance of arbitra­ will direct our patha. Juet aa He •afely from the building by an -from- the form er. CbaneV Broa. hier Cheiiay BrM. ehtfravtag plant tin and said, "Our present program •nutiMi to u>» u»» 0* " k ;*?*®;**!? 2 ing to terms of collective bargain­ and numbers the remaining arbi­ more room on supartnarkets* Mil OPWl CTPdltHI to It Ot ' If, from all this, you E*t the Im­ uided the children of Israel by The Vernon Indpstriel Commis­ print shop an Ibn fit In J i^ ry . was purdhasad by tha firiai whan ta in excallsnt nands.'* Ha gave no ing agreements can often be set­ trators In order of preference, The tion, and of the benefits of thf armed guard. The ourrdBt laqae wiU.CapIre shelves In the next few ysars and not ^ * r w m cr«>ii«» pression that Wjf power diplomacy tled through the use of efficient, American Arbitration Assn., lies Say and by night, ao He will go be they moved here. At the present reason in the letter tor hia resig­ may account tor as much aa 20 par aiin AlK' th, local ne«» iiubilabwl Bbw_ arbitrator who is most desirable to S. The chairman of tha UB. sion lacked a quorum at its reg­ Meridi IMW, a eompany fepokee- tune they are snaring a floor with nation. All rlAfit, ot r,pubilcaUi» .■» anjoai is much like the continually shlft- constructive arbitration proce­ both sides is then appointed to not only In the Immediate adven- fore ue in our day if we acknowi •enata Foreign Relation* Com- cent of sales, n researcher predicts. THIS IS THI LAST DAY Aunatchp, noroHi a r, alw> r w r r w edge Him. ular meeting lest night, prompting man paid today. .' -Pratt 'Whitney' Aircraft, Kallay aald last spring he did Ini; twosomes within some grade dures. hear the case. If the psrties fail to tage. Arbitration te a etrong tntttee, hen. J. WllUam Fulbright dqlumbas J. Muiphy, assistant Non-foods were relatively unim­ moral, force encouraging a apirit "Sinmmlt thou all thy griefa and Chairman John Williams to Mil ah Only last month,' tha Boa Ami not think he would seek reappoint portant In supermarkets until TO MU YOUR PMSONAL Pun „rrte, clloni.ot N school threesome, ^ar be it from Arbitration is the reference of a agree on any arbitrator in a given waya into Hie hande. ' (D-Ark.) accused Castro of using organizational meeting for *TueS- gendni, mAnagsr, o M Ui# f i w ment to tha eommlaeian. Kr Um: dispute, by voluntary agreement Hat. they may have as many Hits of cooperatfon which often, makea MaMufaeturlng Co. on MtlUard I t , 1950. PROPMTY USTS PuMii4i,r, R#prMMitati»a#t ra* us to contend differently. De Gaulle To IBs euib hands find tender care the United States "as a kind wf dey at I p.m. in City Hall. are moving lO Jelulaton. R.I., aanounosd’ that It " was moving A Republican, Kelley leaves the Naa of the parties, to an Impartial per­ as they like but. to prevent undue it poaaible' for dlaputee to be seV whipping boy” for his diillcultias Dr. WUllem T. Bonwich, esalat- ' Juliu, Malbfaa 8|.«:lai *f«bCT - is faithful to Adenauer, until he Who earth and Heaven com­ Williams said today that bylaws where the rent is' *'ihore favor­ front Manchester. Jt also employed commission manned by one Repub (BKCKPITNO MOTOR VRHIOLBfi) tort imicaat ysitaj' ■SfiJSSl?? son for a decision On the basis of delay, either side may request tha tled wlthoiit going to arbitration mands. a t home. FUlbright said Castro ably.** The decletoa to ihove is Ncan, Walter K. Fox, and three ent profsasor of markst manage­ o MEMBER AtmiT BtfREAC Ob sees a chance to iret Khrushchev Association to appoint an arbitra­ at all. Will be set up fo r the commission approximately TO workcri. ment at tha University of Notre C nti't'I.ATU)N8______evidence and argument presented Who Dointa the clouda their course. could lead a revolution hut he was requiring the realjgnatlon of mem­ definite, A* added. The A3.C. Photo Gravure fiup- Democrats,' Mrs. Kathlesn M. Pon- •■Bk Male akell be filed not later tban Octoher lis t each yaar, off in a comer. And Adenauer by the parties, who agree in ad­ tor If there is no choice on the first Tbie column ia written by the Whom winds find aeas'ohey. "utterly Inadaquats" at running .Murphy aaid the relocation is tleslll, Arthur J. PongraU and Dame, Says that by 1953 the na­ me If fibs fllst ahek be m ftondey or legal hoHday fitort aa the aext 8 uib»» i p t K»n r a t e s list. , State Bar Aaaoclatlon of Oonnee- bers who do not attend a certain ply Oorp., owned by Alberi flcala, tion’s supermarkets will step up Pavabl, ta Advanea can't stand watching the other vance to accept the decision of the He ehall direct thy wandering feet. a government. ■> number of meetings, being mad* because the engrav­ engraves copper cylinders end also Winston flharp. bMahMSB day teNewkig. Y«it ...... arbitrator aa final. Thus, the arbt The arbitratinn hearing gives ticut in order to make you better He shall prepare Thy way." Releyed by U.S. Ambeseador Ths Board of DIreetors ia ached their sales of non-food items aa *711 two whiaperin); together, perhsps . The 10-member eommiselon has ing flrma could hot gat the extend­ doss tsKtUe, plasUes and paper Fkltar* ta Ilia soeh Mata ateans TF.N Pn$ CBNT addlttehal ftx M'lnthO ...... Iration process begins where oth­ each side equal opportunity to . Informed and more fully kware. of Rav. K. Ejnar Rask, - Bhillp W, Bonsai at a meeting lacked full attendsnpc at most of ed lease they .wanted from Man­ engraving, pteto engraving, hand uled Nov. 8 to make 15 appoint­ much aa 60 per cent above the 1957 toxpMjreta Met ||<«f>ti.E aab*a*aoaab*aabaa*a . t«i about him. er methods of settling a dispute present its evidence. After this it our lawa. Covenant Congregational Church. levek MOYltlk • « a a a • • • • a a b a a a a a a a • %a , 1 av I with Dortkoe, the strongly word its meetings Since it was appointed chester l^pwUes, owner of build­ engraving and air and dry brush ments to fill positions which have • .,*B,aaaaaaaaaY .aaaa. » a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ’ i ! Gsnuinc Pepperpot Won matter to arbitration, the parties cusation that th* U.S. government Breeent last night In addition to rent tatoreasa was in the oiling, ha Manchester Engraving, also ley's poet la includsd. ysar study he made of 10 com­ n , Haraid Pnnuna IM. are presumed to have tried every had allowed planes to fiy from Willieme were George Bennett. said. owned by flcala, doM ail types of During hia thres torma on the panies opereting 1,600 aupermer- aaaiunoa no ^nal■cial rcapnnaiMllt* tor type of negotiation and com­ oommlaslon Kelley has bsm one of kata, with an annuel teles volume trp'-ilTatinlcai ,rror» aotiaaiina IB ad- Rome political theories never die. Florida fields to bomb Cuba. Seymour B. Levitt, end Kmest Announoemant of the move was cylinder engraving for textUcs and Tartuamanta aad otlier raartlw iMlla, and former Governor Thomas E. promise. "Not only are such charges ut- Runs. made by oompany oflloiala to tha plastics. the chief proponents of Increased of $2,400,000,000. Advertifie In The Herald— It Payi In tba MannBaatrr Barolna ttaraW In general, labor-management Dewey gave new life to one of MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE (eily unfounded,'*' the State De­ Uiwia, ad,,ruaiiis ^loatae araite: disputes fall into two categories: partment note said, "but they can for Mcaidar*!toiidar-l o in mdap these the other day when he re­ Contract-negotiation and con­ enly contaminate that atmosphere For rueurtMv—1 D fi* M - ’inx vealed hia own apparent conviction tract-interpretation. Authorities Por W«lnrt«la?-1 ooi_Tpeeday. ef good faith which should prevail i T38 MAIN STREET-TEL. Ml 3-5171 - OPEN 9 TO 5 :3 0 -THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M.-CLOSED MONDAYS Por niurada.T—J p m Wadneedar. that he lost In 19i8 becauae he in tfie field agree that it Is best In the relatione of good neigh­ Pnr Prtday-1 pia TEoridar made the mlatake of waging a for unions and companies to es­ Nothing bors.'* Pot SaiuroaT—1 p iB Piidair tablish terms and conditions of naatdflod dsadHBa 10 SO a m. — - “high level" campaign while one Hie United States pointed- out d a , o< imbIteatInB eteap* R alardae- employment by direct negotiation ttiet Cuba has yet .to come up t a m Harry Truman was storming and bargaining. However, on oc­ Remember when? m heats water with speeifle evidenoe to back up ■— Wednesday, October 28 through the nation making some casion, partie.s are unable to agree tha chargee of Amertoan-haeed air You may not b« old flnodgh to rsmtinbfir . . . but of the cheapest "flghting speeches" on contract term.s. In such cases, attacks on Cuba. ydull b« Intririfid by th« "Manehostor of Yflstor- on record. If only he himself had they refer the matter to arbitra­ Judiciai Slow-Down? tion. H O H E R ... Ths statement sdeo mentioned day.” It’a h*r« in our 8Bth AnnlviirfiaiT Exhibit of been mopping up the floor with last Wednesday’s antl-Oastlo leaf- It It cynically conceded that even Disputes over interpretation of photos, maps, ste. Truman all along, if only he him­ contracts are much more prevalent let-dropping flights oter/'llavana. our hipheet court occaalonally self had never put on the kid in arbitration procedure. Before or keeps it Tt said Maj. Pedro Disk Lana, reads election returns. Is it ^ Cuba's former Air FOroS chief glovea for thla campaign, then, in these matters are referred to ar­ ""now in eelf-extie in M|aml, told the' to he suRgeeted, also, thst courts Dewey's personal retrospect, things bitration, the parties usually go FBI that he piloted an unarmed have some sensitivity to economic through a grievance process, each HOHER would have been different, and the side trying to convinpe the 'other plane over the Cubah oapitalLthat power eonflicta? earlier headlines that election that its interpretation of the con­ day but later dandad this. The When the origins] hearing: on the tract is the correct one. If this •tatament said an UivasUgatlon Is night would also have been the than an continuing. goveniment’s retpiest for a Taft- final headlines. falls to settle the dispute, the mat­ Harlley injunction In the steel ter is brought to arbltratioh. It is Two Cubans were killed and 85™ ANNIVERSAR strike Was conducted, there was Dewey did present, in IMS, a here thst the job of the American about 45 Injured during the leaf­ Arbitration Assn, begins. ELECTRIC let raid. Castro ehiu-gad they ware soma surprise when the Judge in campaign th a t. was "high level” for him. He did soften hie previous Labor-management disputes are vletiifli of bombs from ths planet, question took until the next day to b-ought 'to arbitration in one of but eyewitnesses said they were announce hie decision. There was campaign technique, which had two ways: By a submission agree­ WAT^R cut down either by troops shpot- ■UII more surprise when, the next been that of the insistent, stinging ment, in which both parties re­ Ing wildly at tiia planaa or by anti- day, aa he did announce hie de­ prosecutor—perhaps because he quest settlement by an Impartial Castro ganfs which at ths iaittf and hundreds of had already given that technique person; or by a deihand for arbi­ time raced through Havana , jtr cision in favor of the government, tration filed by either party to a HEATERl aars throwing bomba and grenades. the other judges to whom appeal one trial, in 1M4, and found that it contract, provided that contract Hia new mining law followed a Last' 3 days to highlights like these might be taken were right handy, did not win for him. And perhaps has an arbitration clause. Almost Start Living Matamant by Castro last month and the effectiveness of the injunc­ he would have done just as well, 95 per cent of collective bargaining that his government wouid-invear contracts contain future dispute Batter Today tlgata concessions held by bbih the tion was delayed while they had in IMS, if he hsd been eoneletent, snd hsd again been the relentless clauses, so the demand for arbl Moa Bay Mining Co. kbd- 'th e The Charter Oak, Hartford Set oE three their hearing on labor's appeal tration Is usually used In such Nlcaro plant. l-in or acquire prosecutor. tha Eiactric from the injunction. Surprise agreements. The arbitration clause The law placea a 8 per cent tax brtsi lampi 1 1 .8 5 mounted when the appeals court, But we cannot bring ourselves to leaves nothing to chance. When k Water Heater an the value of minerals extracted I reason that the prosecutorial tech­ controveray arises, arbitration by mining companies and a 25 per Three Cokmlal lamps in poUshed braas plate having conducted its hearing, may be Initiated without delay by found it noeded a long weekend to nique, or the technique of match­ W ay! Cent levy on the value of minerals with burlap-over-parchment shadM I Buy either party. A good arbitration ar ores exported. The taxes will be ANNIVERSARY roach its decision. And yesterday ing mud with Truman, would have clause can,, in fifty words, answer ■eparatelyt too: 24-inch table lamp $4<9h; Improved his IMS showing, and figured on the basis of the highest when tha appeala court upheld the all the basic questions regarding SFf. YOUR i'LUMBt R, IIVI aiTTia IIICTIICAIIY average world market price paid 20-inch dresser lamp |4.1B; pin-up tfimp (ranting of the injunction, it si- have converted it into a victory. the arbitration. during ths year, apparently to pre­ The labor-management sirbitra- DIALER OR Comstock Bridge, East Hampton $8.75. multanoouely granted another six Dfwey's basic handicap in his vent companies from selling their tion process begins with the filing THE HAR7IORD products to a subaidiary or affili­ THUMB BACKS day Btay in its execution, to permit quest for our highest office was of a submission agreement or s that everything he did, whether it ELECTRIC ate abroad at a sacrifice price. labor's appeal to the Supreme demand for arbitration with the THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. I t could not be learned immedi­ Goodyear Airfoam Court. The government siill seek was low-level political brawling or American Arbitration Association. LIGHT COMPANY ately the amount of taxes cur­ to speed up this process, but if it the effort at high level statesman­ The Association appoints a Tri­ rently being paid by the mining On October 81st we slimline coUches 89.85 ship, had the curse of planned artl- bunal Clerk, a aUif member ; companies. _ doea not succeed, there will be six whose job it is to handle all will discontinue the flclality about It. He never got .. The law"eljo requirea mining Reg. $116.00, modern armless wood-frame days before the Supreme Court re «admlniatrative matters relating 'and oil conceialons to re-register limited edition of our eeivoB Igibor'a appeal and begins Us across to the public an impression to the arbitration. The Asso­ within 130 days, and'companies Anniversary Thumb Charles W. Morgan, Mystic model with Airfoam cushion and rubberiflfid ‘ onm consideration of IL of whst he was like himself. .He not developlRg their concessions Back Windsor so the ham bolsters. Doubles as a day-time ditAn Every etsp In this process to was the man who wanted to be within 60 days after re-registering chairs in the homes of and a single bed at night. data can, we suppose, be defended President, by slinging elegantly will lose them. Government offici- our customers will be­ phrased mud, if that would work, ' als complained that' some conces- F I At - as an entirely proper deliberative aion-holdart "are just letting their come prized heirlooms. functioning of justice. The point, or by folksy high level philosophy, properties 11a" idle.'* If you’re making up a Headboard bed however, is thst it has never hap- if that might be the formula. More than $75 million haa been dining set. or want a panod before. On past precedent, Truman won against ths in­ V m 1?aa£jjt poured Into 'the Moa plant, which outhtS; each 69.85 ability of the American people to still haa not reached full operation. chair or two to high­ Farragut'a-Flagship USS Hartford whan ths government went for a The U.8. government has in- light your decorating Complete Holljrwood-headboard outfits. In Taft-Hartley injunction, it got it measure Dewey up to the preel- denoy. The fact that ha himself opaquelon slip schemes, choose be­ twin size with Colmiial maple post-and-panel promptly and men went back to earo plant, built during World War fore Saturday! work immediately, and that was was no ideal rose for the White II. The government now la trying headboards; Bteams A Foster ‘‘Anchor’’ box House was balsnced by the obvi- to sell it and has asked for bids springs on legs and innerapring mattresfies. that. And this,- also, was what in proportioned lengths before Dee. 1. everybody expected in the present otis fact that, whatever he was, and Both planta turn out nickel and ■ituation. in the 1948 campaign he wai ex­ eobalt ore, which are used in U.S. 249.50 1 .9 5 Tha Inference Is that the judicial clusively pepperpot, it was genu­ defense and industrial programs. Nathan Hale House,'Coventry 7 piece bronte proceas, thla time, has some kind ine, and not a contrived Imitation. DITBOM TO LEAVE OIRIA dinettes 79;50 of apecial feeling about ths issue New ifytet in modern banking $ 5 . 9 5 . Chicago, OcL 28 {IP)—Tha ChieS'' Solid cherry! it is'handling. Judging by its own For A Balanced Year . go Tribune la assigning anothsr Reg. $99.00. Sculptured metal legs in bronxe conspicuous lack of haste, one reporter to Havana ao that its top­ with tan-walnut woodgrain top. Matching would guess that it feels that the Once again, we eay It was nice 1 flight Latin American corraspon- Opaquelon nylon and Alencon lace lined for ■ dent. Jutes DUbois, - May' taka a Old Chatham plastic upholsteries. 36 x 38 x 69Vg-incb tops. two sidM in the steel strike have having that extra afternoon hour Black or cherry during the month of October, and rest. . never yet really bargained, and the bosom, forms a scalloped insert in the The Tribune editorially lauded that it haa provided addlUonal point out that if it hadn't been for back and a double row of scallops arpund the Dubois' **unlntimldated reports" tlrac for such bargaining In the certain obstinate characters who from Cuba before the correspon­ Either finish will have our exclusive Hand loomed wool kept stirring up the Issue, in this hem. White . . . in short, average and tall dent was attacked last night by hope that it may be used. lengths. Sizes 32 to 42. mobs in Havana. historic stenciled scenes done in full Colonial rugs 139.85 and other New England ijatcB, Oc­ colors, with.turnings highlighted in tober would never have joined Day­ "Dubois has many times over Fkkic earned a respite from the Cuban gold. Choose from the six subjects 9x12 size in heavy broadloom wool rag that light Raving Time. All the fine beat," tha editorial aaid. 'The Trib- Joseph Webb, Up until a certain point, France weather of the past four weeks nne ie assigning Wayna Thomla, an­ Houee, shown! capture the true Colonial spirit. Choice of and Western Germany stood dip would have been (nit short, an hour other one of its finest reporters, to ' Wethersfield coppertones, tweed rhixture, or a . random lomgtieally imlted in their attitude record the next chapter in the Cas- ' multi-color. Other sizes to match. a day. tro story.’’ toward a summit meeting. Both We are, for the moment, content Dubois will return to Cuba after ; ••ere inclined to question that It ilvith what we have, on this aide of e rest, the Tribune said. ' i would have eny value anjway the year, aithbUKh that content­ Dubois, a critic pf ^ b k n gov- | 19.50 Bar or kitchen Both were disposed to fight it off emment policies and high offtelals,' ment will not last.if Indian Sum­ was escorted safely out of a tele­ 89.50 stools in maple 12.85 as long aa.they coyld. In this Joint mer comes along and makes us graph office In Havana as a mob O ld Charlston ^cherry united attitude, in which President think of how summery the after- of angry Cubana shouted demands Reg. $16.60 and 29 inches .tall. Leg bottoms de Gaulle of France seemed to do 'noona would be, .If there were af­ for his death. are turned m you can cut off 2 or 4 inebes his good friend Chancellor Ade­ ternoons shy more. *nie correspondent telephoned ' thla dispatch to tha Tribune re- From the 19 pieces in Old styling at if you want a lower height! nauer the favor of carrying the ob- The next logical advance—and if . BMting the. threat; the Old Chatham Col- BtrucUonlst ball for him, there was this is ever gained we promise to. "While 1 was writing in the of- , lection (all reduced for budgf^ pfices th# chief obstacle Britain and the pause in oiir campaigning for a flea of the American Cable, and United States had to overcome. In few years at least—Is the capture Radio ,^Compan.y, the ofRoe was Anniversary) you can Nutmeg maple theli'decision that a ,summit meet­ the lovely month of April, the time filled WHh demonstrator^-ehout- choose pieces like Ing for me to 'get out—leave.’ The Old Charleston Boston rockers 24.85 ing ahOuId be held, and not delayed counterpart of October, for the these. 8 pieces: 59- "Some demanded I be brought inch Cupboard, 40 x 50 Group brings the too .long. Daylight Saving span. Carrying before a firing squad. beauty of cheiyy and ■Fine ,old mcxlel (reg. $29.95). has' a sh ap ^ After a certain point, there came Standard Time through to the last "Several hundred gathered tn- X 72-inch Table, Arm Windsor seat and nicely scrollsd top rail. Chair, 5 Side Chairs, the styling of old . a change in the idyllic relationship week in April, ks we do now, robs alde the office and they contin­ Same chair in black with stenciling, $27.50. uously shouted epithets against $456. 24.85 American furniture between France and West' Ger­ us all of. at least 20 hours of spring within tiny budgets. many. Both were still, presuniahly, we ran III afford to lose. What me. ' in favor of delaying a,summit roh- "Shouts of *to the firing squad, Ita beautifully figured demonstrably makes sense for Oc­ to the firing squad' were repeated. veneers are finished in Oblong, square or ferance aa long as possible. Never­ tober would also add to the enjoy­ * a 'Then a delegation of AC4R Beauty with theless. the West German press ment and the accomplishment "of Hartford National offers a special checking account-tailored to your needs employes said they had decided a new, richer and'deep- round hassocks 5.85 suddenly began briaboring Presi­ April. The first luifurling of the petti-trtes not to transmit' any more copy as utility er brown. Some draw­ dent de Gaulle, as if he had sud­ leave;i deserves as much human mg ers are double depth Reg. $6.96 Hassocks to use as ottomans or denly become the fountainhead of Hartford National Special checking acooimta are in tune with Um timee—providing •1 decided( then to leave through (Left) Reg. $110. and beds are available attention aa the last rsiklng. the rear exit on a side street TV stools come in choice of green, white, ox- all Western disunity, as if he had full checking account service at the lowest possible cost. Designed especially for Old (Chatham in full and twin sizes. where the manager's office was Cherry desk pro­ 95 blood red, saddle tan or gray plastics. dona something regrettable and your personal or household account, no minimum balance ia required and the basic $ 4 . 9 5 located, Four other large pieces reprahenaible in decreeing the Berlin History Traced "The mob of several hundred vides lots of work in the group are not charge is the small cost of the checks themselves—each handsomely imprinted with * and storage apace ■very delay of a summit conference . Berlin—Berlin’s history is traced' your name, in convenient wallet folders. A Hartford National checking account Tuahed around the side street and shown here. ' 129. Complete West Germany Itself had wanted. tried to atorm the doors. "A rebel in a compact 32'x Custom-covered I C Q Q C back to two small villages founded givfs you a perfect record of your expenses, saves you countless hours of time,and What had President de Gaulle in 1237. Coelln grew up on a small It’s a half slip . . jt’s a pair of pants . .... army lieutenant accompanied by a 1814 inches! love seals IDO.OD trouble, makes budget-keeping automatic. If you don’t already have a checking fiozen military police threw a Reg. $149.00 Triple Dresser and Mirror $129 dona, meanwhile? island lying between two arms of it’s petti-tites by Van Raalte. Exactly as cordon around the exit to keep' He had Invited Khrushchev to the'River Spree. Berlin was estab­ account of your own, it only^takes a minute to call or visit the Hartford National sketched in harvest leaf, green leaf, red leaf the crowd .-back; Reg. $89.60 Spindle Bed ...... ".. .$49.85 Reg. $209.00 54-nch two-cushon Lawsqn dfi- lished as a village at the same time ♦ sign covered in your choice of Colonial Prints coma to F m c a for an intimate across the river on the mainland. Office neareirt you and open one. or gold leaf. ^ ' "The cordon wa* reinforced by Reg. $110;00 40-inch Gheat-on-Chest ,..$95 Visit with himself. like Prime Mln- The two settlementa wore united in plainclothes secret service men or texturta. Foam latex cushions! Other laUr Macmillan and President Ei- 1432 under Frederick of Hohenzol- Who suddenly appeared and with Reg. $52.50 Panel Bed, not ^hown .. .$42.50 sizes up to 96 inches and sectionals. lern. the army lieutenant holding me aenhower, he had arranged for hia by the right arm and flanked by Reg, $119,00 Double Dresseil, not shown $98 own private aummit pre-summit *WITUIN OUB INOOMr aoldlers and military police I Reg. $74.50 32-inch Chest, nlot shown $67.50 m aetW with tha Russian leader. Lansing, Mich., Oct. 28 UP)A Walked down to the next comer, Chriitmfi*’'Hpuie Cold decorated- . Ha iM(tacted, however,' to - Invite MANCHESTER OFFICE the mob followed shouting. Reg. $49.96 Bedside Chest J.. ., , ..$89.85 letter from the. Indiana State Po­ "I suggested- that the lieu­ Yhe Scandinavian Crafts hie policy-mate Adeneuer to drop" lice with a legend on the envelope OPEnS vED., THURS.. FRI. TILL 9 P.M. a tole floor lamps 14.85 In too. reading "Indiana — where wa Uva tenant tend a policeman ahead to Shop has turned oUr Cov­ S i MON., TUBS., SAT. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. * the naort comer tq eonimandear e entry House into a faSci- Reg. $17.60 lamps In junior or bridge fl^fifl Now Weet Germeny has forgot­ within our tncoBifl" — was mailed taxi. Tha poUoamaa did po and we 3 pieces as low as 193. ten that the remit of this de Gaulle Laiising Polka. Tha offtcera nfitiBg C l^ tih flt House and a choice of satin black or tole gre^ri 'mth took possession of ths letter after vaaohed the taxi. ■tfBiiiaf is to delay the suminjt MEMBiat rj "1 afitarad the taxi tad rolled with holiday decorations, Includw the Double Dresser and Mirror, hand applied honeysuckle design. Bridge IflipAp four eenta postaga due. m V O rO OONNEOnCUT PAHIL1B8, B ts i AND XNDCtntT ONOB ITN w th« window* on my side be- cards, candles and gifts. 39.85 49.85 Cheat arid Panel Bed listed above., bias old fashioned oil font. ■ a ' ( ■ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER *8, 1989 PAGE ELCmOl PAOB M A N qRlflm t^ ’VNINO HSRALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESAj^Y, OCTOBER £8. 1989 ISL duo-atof Hm Muffing raaUxad that U a hanunarinf was Whoaver. tryai firing thia parUeular Undeintanding Our Society Gurpse of Man loiidae than I usually haard.’ Gun Missing Colt ti bi for, an tmpMnauit Mtr- Advise Group ■ daggai. TM prlsa—the bam l Is phiggad with Trooper Kolodziej The girl ma aIK k KrausertKra lead. ?^aed to WaU found alx months ago in tho back From Display V Plan Tabled room of Ml shop gaggod and Uod Cleric Urges Probe to a chair. Tho old man naver At Town Hall Bridgeport Man Named for Coventry ByiJDirector By His Friends would axplala. • • PoUca a t tha tlmo ordarod Mm SlaiwheeUr’e Munletpal MiOd- Charged in Death Covmtry TOt»rt lu t ap­ JACK KOEHLER to remova a small altar and other Town Director John Hutchin­ Of Untouched Areas rt, Germany, Oct. 28 (I) religious paraphernalia from Me big H faivolTsd bi an bonsat-to- proval a realdrnt *U U trewprr for son's propoMl for creating a senior r J t —G e m Kraiieert wanted to die back rooffi. In which ho hold fro* goodnsas, "wbe doiM it” typa mya- Bridgeport. O ct 66 (g>—RoHsrt thrlr towTi iftVd tablrd action on a citisens’ advisory conmiUee CCeattawed Irsna Page of the NaUonal Christlaii Ooimdl ' nke Cfif'risir. Re didn’t, but’ friends qusnt prayol meetings with a tary—^eomplste with iMaMng 're- tt. tioetar' 64, wae taidlfltod by a |4,S20 appropriation for th« Po­ bogged down last' night when in India, said that aix mlUloii par­ maOs it apiMkr'that he did.' number of. elderly men and wom­ Hutchinson said no one has offered ▼olver. supper court grand Jury yaster- ller Patrol hudjrct. the grass roots drlwre the people sons belong to 26,000 eongre|A- 'Tbs body of the alight, 94-year-old en described by neighbors as to support him qn the idea. shbemaXer' was discovered Mon­ Tha weapon ta e sbgtiUy ruaty, day on a ebarga of aacond degrae Tbia morninf It waa learned the of God Hve and bear witness,” he tlons, yet there are only 6,200 “odd.” Frontier Model CoH .46 wMch mys- It was tabled on Hutchinson's clergjmfien. day by two women customers, murder in tha shooting of his wlft. new reaident trooper will be Lud- motion at a meeting of the Board said, "the greateat distances sep­ nwed to--a wall of Ms suburban ' One neighbor said'he once went terioualy disappeared from the wi* T. KolodtIeJ. a 14-year vet­ of Directors ip the Municipal arate us.” "Tha proportions of ministers to Krausort’s shop to pick up hie display caas at tha head of the PeuMne, 66. bi thstr Norwalk to congregations," he said, "i» so shop byiotia band and Ms feat. eran Pf the department who haa BuHdIng, but the Director said he Crawford told the conference "His right band'was-nailed to the' ehoee and encountered a etranger. atalrs a few days ago. epertmant last July 7. apent hia entire career at Stafford will revive it. Inadequate that we had to taka w«dl •above-hlB head and his feet The ihoemeker, he said, pointed Sinoa that Uma police have bean Immsdiately aftar return of the Sprinjra Troop. Kolodilej entered th a t Protebtanta, who make up a raalistic viaw of the situation. J* aonducUng a quitt search to find A committee that could repre­ two per cent of the Philippine nallad< ta a board on the floor,” to- the' stranger end aeld, ”That la Indictment, Hoctor was arraigned the department Au(t. 1*. 1945. and ’The answer, he said, la a "volun­ out who rsmovsd the vsnarabls sent the Interests of elderly towns­ population, find unity In their eaid one «f U>e 'women, Mrs. H. Jasue Christ." on December of that year w'aa tary aystem of spiritual leader- abc-shooter from its resting place. for plea -before Judge Louts people and utilise their profes­ minority poalU onata and othar historical Itoma The bidletment wna presented can buy a hou.ae. Maj. WUliama "are conacioua of the fact that that evangelism la a privilege'rest­ ”U '-was. apparently pushed from Krausert waa msrrisd end had displayed are of Civil War vbitaga. shortly bafors 16:60 p.m. today those met by the Golden Age and ing upon the entire membership of aaid the reaident would most likely they are a very small minority. the left side of the' body clear a married daughter, living at near­ H m ravolver, howaver, was prob- aftar thq ttwttar had basn bafors Senior C lt^ n s Clubs. They have aocial oatraciam, Job the local congregation, rather than live in a central location In the He add^ that senior citisens through..Mm.” the woman, said.. by Bad Sodsn. ' aMy manufactured around 1670. tha grfmd Jury almoat tight hours. town. discrimination and political in­ aa a task to be remitted to paid "Tha handle •^ss sticking, out of Police said he gave two wom­ Two pcsalbUltloa are bebig ex- Tha p m l bagan htartng tvidanca here and In Rockville told him agenU.” AudltAiiiitn Filled such a committee would be bene­ equality aa a group. the left stde.’^ , en a number of letters Saturday plored by police. H ther someone last Friday mornbig. The auditorium of Coventry Police said an autopsy revealed Ludwig KolodaleJ ficial,'but 'T haven’t received any "In thla atmoaphere, it means and said that.upon Mi death, they took the wsi^mn to give it the Grammar School waa filled laat suggestions or recommendations something to be a Protestant German Qubs Grow ' that ell wounds, including cuts on should bs opened in the presence thorough claenlng It needed and night aa Rep. Charles N. Harlow on what we might do" from of­ Christian, and the iWiporta^t fact Krauaert’s throat, were Inflicted of IS persona. forgot to mention It; or, eome waa chosen moderator for the questions dnswered by Maj. Wil­ ficials or Board members, he said. about a peraon la that he is a after death. ‘ ."Investigators opened the let­ sUcky-flngered gun lover couldn’t Bonn — To promote the sale of "Kraiiasri most likely committed meeting, an orderly one In con­ liams and Lt. Formeister and "Why didn’t anyone Iwther to Protestant—not which brand he phonograph records. American- ters last night in the prsaence of reMet the temptation to own the may belong to.” suicide by hanging himself or end­ R. L WENDELL trast to a recent meeting on the First, Selectman Richard N. Gali- contact m e?" he asked. type clubs have been formed In 13 persons,” a police spokesman eoUsctor'a Item, probably worth town's school problems. nat. Member! of tha Protestant mi­ ed Ms life voluntsllly with tbs help He said he would reintroduce weet Germany and have caught of other persons," an officer said. said. ' |60 or atora, and ^ busy with an ' The motion for the resident The two State Police officers the proposal later In more detail. nority, he said, are forced to work UHelt aoraw driver. Building trooper waa listed on the. town together "by a hostile environment on quickly. Four are aaid to al- A, neighbor girl, 10-year-old “Krausert says in the letters explained the ^ set up in ether Opinion was spilt on its value raady have a total of 600,000 One thbig is for aure la **nia meeting call aa an appropriation towns having* resident troopers, and the prssaing needs that aur- Usoh Kamptert, told a reporter that Christ had talked to him. He during discussion. members, each of whom a m e s (Krsusert) should bs killed by two C ontractor of $2.1.50 for a six montha period, notably Wolcott, a New Hav«i Enjoying Name Confusion round them, aa well aa thair own that .Krausert once told her: Director Gilbert Barnes called to buy at least five recorOa a "When I die I want to suffer end men, wno' would' receive 12,500 but In effect, the town gave Ita County town with a population of it "a fishing expedition.” The. inescapable sense of InadMuacy Unda Marie Stevens (left), 11, and Linda Mario Stevens (right), 11, are neighbors and year. That would account for at ^dlt- llfc'e Christ on the cross.” marks ($2,976) for doing It. The Work Resumes in Kaiser Plant Kotidoortd CBiH urclal approval of hiring a resident slightly more than 3.500. He'said Board should "concentrate on and dependence on God In Christ. trooper. friends In Pomona, Calif: They’re in the same grade at the same school; In the same On the whole this works for vital­ least 2,600,000 records a year, She. sfild h t talked almost ax- sacrifice had to be made so that the resident and police force In things that really need fixing rath­ class in Sunday school and in the same Junior church choir. ’They enjoy the confusion of about 5 per cent of the country’s the people will regain their sense • fo r A unanimoua vote on the ques­ that town work together. He said ity, growth and spiritual depth.” cUisively about Christ jn conyersa- ’’BnriiMM Boot On er than go out looking for some­ neighbors, friends and school officials. ’They are not related. (AP Photofax). Pandit, In a report on the work producUlMi. of reasoning.” tion came after about an 'hour’s the State Police D ^artm ent will thing to fix,” he. said. Uona with her and that he was CiwtORifir tetififfictkm ’* diacuasion on the merits of get­ not allow a resident trooper in a Director Theodore Powell agreied alwaya giving away religious Inveattgatora dscUnsd to say ting a trooper for the town. Ques­ town with a police force that re­ the proposal should be more spe­ Ikons that he carved himself. whether they had any Information strike—enabled the Kaiser plant to reopen. (AP Photofex). FttO Itumrancfi Corfinffi on who nailed the body to the tions were directed at Maj. Wll- fuses to cooperate with him. cific, but said it would deal wlUi M isi'K am pert said she waa at TeL Ml 4 ^ 5 0 liama and Stafford Springs Troop Comparing the cost of police "an area of growing concern” and her apartment next to Krsuisrt’s wall. commander, Lt. BMward Formeia- ^op all yesterday afternoon. Preasnt forecaata indlcats Sweden Meycias,clas, itUl popular, number After 5:00 PJL protection In Walcott to that of might help to solve some needs of Sweflen *Mo8t Motorized’ 0M,OOO. In relation to population, ter. Coventry, Maj. WItttams said Wol­ the elderly before any "crises” "There were no screams or any­ Bake Baiianee will have 1,000,000 automobllea in FAIRWAY 1905 and 2,600,000 in 1975. Motor­ Sweden la Europa’a most motor­ 82 BALD ^ ROAD Before the question was put to cott Iasi year had a police budget occur. thing like that but at about 2:45 Ever bake some bananaa to Stockholm — Sweden now haa span tbnta. and M . tW • the voters. Rep. Stephen Loysim I heard hammering,” she said. serve with haw?' Peel end halve cycles, wMch are losing ground,, ized country, with one motor MANCHBSireiL CONN. of $58,000. Coventry’s Police Pa. Director Francis Mahoney about 1,150,000 automobiles, twice rose on a point of order and at­ trol budget last year waa under termed the proposal "very worth­ " I didn’t tMnk anything of tl them, then sprinkle with lemon now total 226,000; motor-powered vehicle for fewer than four people. tacked the Selectmen for what he $5,000. while” and said it might be coor­ because he was alwaya hammer- Juice and llgbt brown sugar and sa many as five years ago In called a denial of f'the statutory Asked If the town would need dinated with other suggestions for iBg ahoee. put them in a moderate oven un­ the peat 10 years tha number of rights of our citisens" by calling another cruiser in addition to the aiding senior citixens. He did "But whan they found Mm I til cooked through. passenger ears haa quintupled the meeting contrary to a section ALUMINUM S1DRM WINDOWS resident trooper’s car, Maj. Wil­ not elaborate. of a petition he filed with the Se­ liams said it would depend on local Barnes told Hutchinson he saw lectmen. conditions. Lt. Formeister pointed little value either way in having Loysim claimed Items 3 and 4 out that Stafford Springs Troop senior citizens "advising us on of the petition, calling for aboli­ would still patrol the town. running the town.” tion of the Police Patrol and dlsr Qulzsed on the need of con­ Hutchinson replied he saw much position of ita equipment, were stables once a resident moves to value in "organising senior citi­ sllmlnated from the the town the town, Formeister said: “One sens to lend us their, knowledge." meeting call and the $4,820 ap­ man-can't police a town.” that tilt for eas STEIN’S propriation for the Patrol sub­ OoBtraot Agreed stituted instead. Item 2 on the call, allowing the Claim Politkw town to enter into a contract with gives you America's GREATEST VALUES He called- It a ‘‘oolltlcally In­ State Police Commissioner Leo J. Retirement: THE spired interpretation of the ata- Mulcahy was passed without com­ tutee," and claimed the selMtmen ment. failed to perform their obliga­ When the appropriation of $4,- Happy Times 820 for the Patrol was moved by tions to the 40 persons who signed BY 31A1UB DABRR /' his petition. Finance Board Chairman John M. Stone, Loyzim asked an item by The selectmen turned down item breakdown be read into the Straws in the Wind: ' . tnyzim's original petition and an­ NEW record. He then attacked parts of A CHANCE tq buy drugs and other one for technical reasons it gs a waste of taxpayer’s money. medicines at 25 per cent below and worded the call the way it was After a short discussion, the regular retail prices will be a bud­ acted upon laat night. item was tabled until , the ad­ get boon for the 176,000 rnembem Harlow allowed Loysim to fin­ journed annual town meeting, ex­ of the National Retired Teachers ish his talk' on point of order, but pected to be held the first week Asan. and Hs affiliate, the Ameri­ told him he would carry on with of November. can Aasn. of Retired Penwns. the business at hand. The motion to table the appro­ Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus, presi­ Alvin Goodin, a deputy sheriff priation was made so that the dent of both associations, has an­ and newly-elected member of the Board of Finance could recom. nounced formation of a new non­ Finance Board, moved the town mend a revised budget to fit the profit drug buying service that appropriate the monev. Hia mo­ needs of a constabulary reorgan­ will make this possible. The aa- GASOUNE tion waa seconded by Harold ised under the guidance of the sociaUons will hsive purchasing Waldron. selectmen and the new resident centers, staffed by licensed-phar­ The motion set off a series of trooper. macists, in Washington and at Ojai, Calif., where the National ReUred Tfiachers Aasn. maintains a home. Additional centers wiM be opened in other cities. Dances, Parties Slated "Am'erlcans over 06 years of age spend about 10 per cent of their average annual income of $1,200 for drugs and medications,’’ Dr. For Youths HaUoween Andrus said. The teachers group waa estab­ lished in 1947, iU affiliate in 1958. Manchester American Legion-^part of a recently InsUtuted ven- T U rrilO N OF $2 a course, in­ nalres and the Police Mutual Aid ture into local activities. From stead of the usual $20, is offered RLW--- a------R Aasn. (PMAA) have organized proceeds of Its first policemen's people 66 years of age and older PlOW BHprOfM wns jnrsjpwMi ball Oct. 10, the PMAA made children’s parties and teenage by the adult education division of I cash contribution to the organiza­ Wayne State University and the MobQ’a 1960 New Car Gaso­ dances, respectively, for Mianches- tion for Instruction of the handi­ ter youth Saturday evening, Hal­ University of Michigan. The one- line has been improved with capped (lOH) which will enable year experiment applies to any of loween. lOH to send three of Its Instruc­ anuudng Pieptane--4be new­ The Legion will sponsor parties the division’s courses. tors through a special training "We are doing this to encourage est and most oonqilete gMO- at eight elementaiy schools and program. Another contribution has at the Legion Home for elemen­ older and retired people who are line additive combination. been made to the Midget Football still interested in expanding their tary school children. The children League. Preptane. with a new dojoeir Will attend the parties In age knowledge to participate in our. groups according to the grades program.” said Dr. Hamilton Still- ! and detwgent action, hdpaf well, division director. taught in the school where each prevent stalling—keeps eie- party is held. Area Drivers Vote While the number of registra­ The PMMA, which is co-spon­ tions in any one course may be gines deaner providing fflon limited by the division, there are j | soring the Halloween dances for For Bakeries Pact nuks per gi^on. Tty 1960 the first time this year, has or­ more than 100 courses to, choose from. Last year, more:than 5,000 MoMgas or 1960 Mobilpa ganized dances at Manchester (Gonttoued from Page One) High'School and Barnard Junior took adult education courses. But there were only 84 people 'in the Special Both improved whh H l;^. The dances are for Junior Peter J. Roeaano, local Team­ over-00 category, as compared new Preptane. Both at your and senior high school students. sters Union business agent, said with more than 1,300 Jn the 41-40 Proper Dress the wholesale drivers will* get bracket. dealer’s today. Youths attending the dances wage boosU of $4 a week the first RETTR'EID-POR-AiOE executives must be properly dressed, PMAA year, $4 the second year and $3 are preferred by Paul Klein of officials , said. No jeans or leather the third. Los Angeles, whose Forty Two Jackets win be allowed. Six cou­ The new pay soale, which d ^ Products and Executive Toiletrle , ples from local Parent-Teacher not Include an 8 per cent commis­ are a 'two-million-dollar-a-year Organizatloj^s. assisted by mem­ You’re sion, wiH be $4fi.a week retroac­ business. bers of*t1iePMAA, will chaperone tive to Oct. 16 and then go to $53 Klein claims he owes the sue- , each dance. during the next two years. cess of his business Jo his project | The Legion, which has spoiv Retail, driver-salesmen, who of hiring executives after another aored Halloween parties for the company has retired them. "T5iere Miles Ahead have been getting a fiat 20 per past qyarter century, has ar- cent commission oq all collections, is the problem of the small busi­ ranged a program of games, will now get 27 per cent on all ness to which proper executive movies, contests and prizes for the collections up to $350; 27^4 per directloh- means success or fail­ . youngsters’ parties. Members of cent between $351 and $426. and ure,” he said. "Also, there is the .f*** the Legion Auxiliary 28 per cent on all over $420. tragedy of the man over 00 who and town Parent-Teacher A.ssns. Hourly paid transport ‘men who is forced into retirement simply will conduct the festivities at each because of his age.” school. . - now receive $105.00 for a 48-hour week will get ihcreasee' similar to Klein, 46, hopes other companies Halloween Chairman Henri Pes- will follow his example. tini, past commander of the those given the wholesale''drivers. L«gion. said prizes will be givep to The new rates will be $106.00 this year; $113.00 next year and Q - Eaghteen years ago, I qlill | INSTALLED girls and boys for the prettiest, work aa a saleawotnan in a store i (Three Or More Windows) funniest, most original and most $110.60 the third year. The guar­ anteed 48-hour week remains for to get married, I ’m widowed now | unusual costumes. Two groups of all. and I’d like to get back to work. prises will be awarded at each I’m discouraged by the attitude of I IRORRN • lA U RRflACID school, one grrup for children from Mechanics are getting wage in­ • YIAR •UARAMTII creases- of 10 cents an hour this store personnel managers who don’t by the manufacturer against n n . . within a one year kindergarten through third grade want to give me a job because I I year, another 10 cents next year defects In materials and and the other group for chil­ 7% haven’t had any recent experience. period,, regardless of cause. dren through sixth grade. and cents the third year plus workmanship. all the fringe benefits granted the I ’ve tried housework, but that is Factory Installation, service. Candy, fruit and peanuts, the others. too hard on me. Do you have any latter donated by the Kiwanis ideas?—Mrs. M. J. J. Club, will be wrapped into individ­ A—I’d take advantage of the | Last year’s quality champion is solider than e v e r _ and you get Mercury’s ual presents for all children. The Oldest Town ai^roaching holiday season and Legion-sponsored parties will. last try stores again.' Don’t stick to { fMm 8 to 9:30 p.m. Tonsberg is the oldest town in the big ones. There are many small JUST SAY "CHARM i r PARKADE STORE beautiful new clean-lined styling, sensational Road-Tuned wheels and iteluxe T h e parties will be held at Bow­ Norway. Less than 60 miles south shops which also take on tern-' Improve your home now! No ers, Verplanck, Buckland.' Buckley, of Oslo, Norway’s capital, it cele­ porary help during the pre-Christ- I money down, months to pay OPEN MONDAY Hmi FRIDAY Keeney St„ Robertson. Washing­ brated Its first 1,000 years in 1871. mas season. If you prove yourself | with Grants. "Charge-lt" interiors in the bargain. And what a bargain! Mercury is now priced within ton and Highland' Park schooll. a valuable temporary employe, i Plan. The Legion also hopes to sponsor BACKS MILITARY UNITY you have a good chance of becom­ TILL 9 P.M. a party at 8t. Jam es’ Bchool. Ar- San Francisco, Oct. 28 (>P) — ing a permanent one. If, in spite $50 of Fords, Chevrolets and Plymouths!* Come see it today. raagementa are being made. Adm. Walter F. Boone, the U.S. of your best efforts, you ca n t find Mpviea at the parties will consist representative to NATO, strongly a sales Job, how. about trying to ► V-4 SewweS 4 * w ew l* «l I eg cartoons, and the games will be advocates military unification. get a job aa nunM oompanion to | arranged by the party hosts during "I have an Integrated staff com­ an Invalid or older person ? NO MONEY DOWN - EASY CREDIT TERMS! the evening. prised of Army, Navy, Marins Dance te Beoordlng Corps an^ Air Force officers,’’ ha Q—At what age la a, railroad I I k e teenage dances will begin told the Commercial Club iliss- worker eligible for total disability | T

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} . #$ • • . ’ . •7: 1IANCH48TER EVENING HEkALD. MANCHEA'PR. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER M. 1969 f>|Wl yOPRTEEN Section Two WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 1989 iittmrijpster Snettins Iferalii WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER S9. 19B9 Pages I S to 28 Elsenhower said the United States howcr mad* It clear he did not News Conference iis making every possible Offort argue much. The bkat thing to, do to see that airfields in this coun­ in such case*, the President said. Gftpital Works Plan try are not used a* bases for Is to shrug it off with a smile. Pythiahs Fete Police Arrests Solo. ArtiMf "bombing" Cuba with anti-Castro Eavesdropping - Elsenhower Martin Asks propaganda leaflet*. was aaked by Mae Craig, a re­ West Pjarley/deen porter for Maine newspapers, Promised'^ by July Leuia J. Sulllvsn, BO, at Hert­ ForMeanah Trade—Elsenhower wa» r d i i m i $ Raise Mrs. Gamble •everal queatlpna about the De­ whether ha was "pretty sore" 1,213 ford, was erreatad on e/cberge of velopment Loan Pund's agency re­ about report* that rooms occupied breach ef peace lest night after, The fiscal poHcies committee oiff btary, 1900,000; improvement K» KiiU Mr*. Raymond OamiMl. who w u police salffia he nearly Jjrek* the Are Choaen cently announced policy of requir­ by Vice ^Preeldent Richard M. . dnimellelpol.hulldings; tW,000; storm For Galipo Installed ss grand manager at For Mid’De6ember ing nations which receive loan* Nlon at the American embassy in the Board of Directors will ceme . rear door at Me rieterehoue* on seWSTA |I00,0M: paving (including i i i Grand Temple. Pythian fftoter*. at from this country to spend as much Moscow were “ bugged"—that la up with a capital improvemenU i!!!S the Stats convention In Middle- McKee fit. ' The aolotota who wlO porfionR ttite aid) MOO,000; hi^w ay ekten- LOW Will acting town controller Rua- Patrolman Jam** MoCoo* found fCjgattend from rag* o » * ) of the etrik* he attempt^ of the money ta possible on U.S. set up for 'eavesdropping by the plan for Manchester not later than sloM and widening*, 1160,600; & ■- town tost week, waa honored by with the Meneheetcr Mioalili // I to generate a bonelllatory attitude goods. One question was whether Soviet government. Mll Qaltpo gat a 61,216 raise? fiultlvan'e rioter in a atate of near July ie«o. srial eurvoy, 160,000; voting ma­ H « « » i This wee a question left unan members of Memoritl Temple. Chorus Dec. 13 hava been ehoaaii. along' on the part of both labor and man­ that policy Is Inconsistent with The President was aakefl wheth­ collapaa, ha said, and administer- tlin*. Adenauer haa gone Eisenhower's advocacy of In­ The Board voted this step at a chines, $M,000; cemeteries, $66,009; III ■wered at a Board of Dtrectors; Pythian Sister*, last night at Odd agement HI* only concern, he er he will tell KhnAhehev he kwimmliw pools, ahont $l66,000;' Fellows Hall. ad oxygen and called a doctor who Mrs. Inez Jackson of Eaot Hart> with that view. creased world trade. meeting last night in the Municipal' went on. to the Impact on the pub­ doesn't want it to happen to him meeting last night In the Munici­ equtpmM, $98,000. Mrs. Gamble,'who Joined Memo­ treated th* distraught lady. Sul­ ford will b* tha soprano: Mra; At the new* conferenc*( attend­ A* he did at a new's con f^ n ce HIGH Building. But the hike may be livan waa picked uo about 8 Connie Crosby of South OlastOB* lic. pal Building. rial Temple here as a charter ed by 23A reporter*, fieenhower last week in August*. Ga.. Eisen^ when he visit* Russia next spring. The fiMid pblfda* eomink|lee Is m a te d a t a Board maetlng next bury, contralto: Bradford Maonl He said he decided to invoke the chaired by Director J beautifully ealaiy from 66,429 to 66,642 in line ef Howard Rd.. Bolton, waa ar­ Steelworker* ^nlon should be a versation the best thing to do General Manager Richard Mar­ mings. with hto increased duties in the to the new State manager, and a signal for l*l»r and management Castro — Edward Polllard of the solution will be found for raising rested yasterdav and waa charged living standards over the world. would be to go out in the yard. tin’s fi-ysar, f3,8m,000 oaptUl Im­ controller's office since he war half dozeii‘silver teaspoons, bear- Washington Post brought up the * i with apeeding on Highland St., to find a bdal* for getUng the In- , But at the same time, he said, provements plan which was first naturally moved there nine montbe ago from Ing the emblem of the knlghte of duatiy In general back to full ateel matter of Cuban Premier PIdel Turning serious, the Prasldenl police reported. She I* due In we are re-examining credit pro­ said he will be discreet about It submitted last April wUl serve as Vet, 116, Surviv-CB a fotmer Job as water and sewer Pythias, to her husband, who was m ductlon, sasenhower said. - Castro's verbal attacks on the the basis for the commltte* study. fittingly yours Installed as outer guard of eourt Saturday. The Frmldent noted that Kalaer United States, and asked Eisen­ cedures to see *>“'■ export* in connection with his trip to the department accountant. can be Increased. ^ ^ According to the resolution, the OaHpo w «» acting oohtroUar bs- Grand Dodge. Knights of Pythias, out only •bout 2 pw cont of hower: "What do you suppose, sir, Soviet Union. Pneumonia Attack at th* Middletown convention. Mrs. Eisenhower said the United Defense Spending — Eisenhower commltte* will choose only those twosn the departure at former ndnnal totAl production of ateel. is eating on the guy?" States haa been very free about this projects it deems the* most impor­ H i Martlia Johnson presented a bou­ said he looks for no Algnificant controller EUeha Freedman and UConn Students tn that light, he added, the Kaiser ; When the laughter subsided. mater of loan funds while the tant and submit the package plan Houston, Tex., Oct. is dP>—Wal­ quet of lavender and whit* chry­ Mttlement did not have a very vi­ reduction in military spending In by Jay Btlinger, and hokli th* poet Eimnhower replied he did not want economies of Europe have been In to the full Board of Directors for ter Williams, 116, the only living now while Etiinger 1* temporarUy santhemums to Mrs. OsmbI* at tal Impact on the over-all atrike to try to determine what has mo­ bad shape. Now. he said, thoae the fiscal year starting July 1. He ipiil the convention aesaion. Teaching at MHS approval. veteran at th# Clvit War, aurvlved working part-time. picture. tivated Castro. He said he would countries, themselves are getting made that statement when a re­ Delete Paragraph Mrs. Gamble is retiring district Btaenhower waa aaked wdiether in a position, a* we see it, to ex­ porter pointed out that the Soviet another pneumonia attack and his Martin eaid OaUpo now make* Three Unlverrity of Connecticut stand on the statement Issued yes­ If the Board approves It, the leae than the people he eupenrtoes. deputy of the local Tempi*. Both the Kalmr-Unlon agreement terday by the Sute Department tend help to underdeveloped coun­ Union's new budget unveiled yes­ physician says he expect! the old she and her husband are members seniors are practice teaeJiing at ahould. tn hla opinion, become the terday calls for military spending plan probably would be submitted liiil! Delay Deetotoa That expressed shock and amate- tries. , , » man to reach hla 117th' birthday Leaders of th* Covenant Congre-f Almoat all ef th* work of land of the Sunshine Girls’ Councils of Manchester High School. They ar* basis for over-all settlement o f the lUirushchev—When he met last at about the aame level as now. to a bond referendum in 1980. The Board held off a 4*ctoion clearing will bs done by the church Miss Irma Podolny. 16 Cobum Rd., ment over the attacks by the following remarks by Directora gattonal (Church today looked for­ Connecticut, . th* Eo NInevah lOS-day strike. 'month with Soviet Premier Nikita Civil Rights—The President said A paragraph was deleted from next month. members. French; Theodore Reichard,' Leba­ Cuban leader. Powell’s resolution which Jacobs John Hutchinson end Hieodor* ward to fulfliling their dream of Santha and Nomads of Avrudaka He replied he was not going to ' 8. Khnishchev, Elsenhower dis­ he has yet to choose a successor Dr. Russell fi. Wolfe eaid Wil­ The Rev. Mr. Raak t o especially non. English; and Edgar Flynn, Eisenhower went on t o , say, said would have committed the Powell that the eiee of the pro- of CJonnecticut. nay that But It la encouraging closed. the Soviet contended that to former Gov. John . Etottle of liams suffered the attack last developing their Hackmatack St. enthusiastic over the recreation Th* new yrand manager of the Meriden, physical education. however, that he believes Cuba full Board to submit a plan to a Siiii poeed hike required more explana­ he said, that the mttUement did Russia Is using the Capitalist in Virginia on the Civil Rights Com­ Tuesday and waa under an oxygen Advertlaed VOaUK • MoCAUL*a Expert FIttliig! property Into a unique church-rec­ and parking facilities which will State la the mother of three daugh­ The students will spend alx hike steel production to some ex­ should want to maintain good rcla-% \*ote whether it agreed on one or iiiii tion. weeka in the claaproom during tiona with the United States. He centive system to greater advan­ mission. tent for four day* and fed by eye­ reation area. be made available. The former ters and has nine grsndchildfen. tent The country, BUsenhower tage than the United States. The not. ' dropper. BI.ACK in slxea 6 to H. iliii Hutchinson aaked whether nine Tha final barrier was eliminated will help the church’s youth pro­ their practice teaching assign- said, needa full production In ateel noted U.S. Intervention on behalf He had been asked specifically The paragraph, which said the I months in offles Justified the sin menta. Thera are 22 atudenta from of Cuba in the Spantsh-American Soviet government does so, Eisen­ But he said the Confederate to BROWN, RED and BLUE In stoes 6'/j to 19 last night by the Town Dlrectore gram immensely, he said, and the and to becoming more and mere about a possible appointment for full Board "intended” to submit a of the raiee, and he and Powell parking apace will enable off- th* nnlveralty who are prartle* War in 1888, subsequent U.S. ef­ hower quoted-Khrushchev as say­ Virginia’s former Gov. Colgate no longer under the oxygen tent who approved aubdivlrion plan* for inslatent that conetllatlon be shown ing by rewarding good workers plan for a vote in one of the i960 and said his condition waa "pretty wanted to know the htgheat aalary the 13-acre project. street parking which the present Bridal Party Held teaching In 16 Connecticut high on both sides. forts to set up independence for Darden or former Rep. James elections, had apparently been put among the peraona Gallpo auper- church on Spruce St. can't offer. schools. Cuba, and trade concessions this with such things as’ a home, an­ good.” With this approval finally forth­ Etsenhower declined direct chmently M Justified make inmore that than aupervisor* their ofa tentative the constniction one.a rougn coat would esi b* « 0PW"nontinn was]aKenwaa taken on thei n e uropertv ^ ITS A “BERK-LOCK” i , Any money the - school board ahould make more, than their In July and then renewed three $65,000. he said, again atreaaing Wants must be voted by the Board subordinates; that the mahsger times while effort* were made t o : Thousands already Sold! believed GsHpo deserved It; and that this to sUII an apphiximation. of Directors. To aid In keeping coata down, find a way to conform nith zon-! PARKA that many feel valuable people ing regulations. ★ Req. $79.50 It seems certain the Board of church member* have volunteered Education will not get the $1 mil­ WITH QUILTCDt UNING ^ have left town employ because of The decision to eventually move VdiMl marLOW low ai4ar{*e. to do much of the work such aa lion it has ^solved should be Ob­ painting, laying floor tile and so from the Spruce St. church, which tained from an "immediate" bond Parka features bulky-knit Th* aubject waa put off sRer i was established 67 years ago, waa FAY O M Y Cummings Directors with on. he said. issue. The type atructure the parson made only after careful study by $T4)0 A WEBC •3 in i draft free collar and cuffs quesUods of Martin or other Board -1 Martin’s plan proppsies $670,000 . . . has jumbo zipper, ad­ age Will be haa not yet been decld-^a preliminary planning committee, Rockar for schools over a 6-year period. memblito could get them answered ed upon. The committee was appointed to . ! privktsly. 0 0 Granting of even this full sum is In justable side tabs . . . and BM.niaUoB Area find the best way to meet the de- doubt. Msypr Eugene T. Kelly said the SetsiAs vd^dRgvgWg Ini^ IPs RdmJI is water-repellent, Zip-off, ■ manda of a steadily growing mem- Ydg yets • 100% Nylen The Directors are faced with a mattef does not have to appear on Once the church and parsonage: wa.s making the AMd fat many improvements listed drawstring hood is quilt- tha agenda ef the meeting next have been erected, the churchP " ssa Haefmfad aa lUs pegs 166 * Goverod' in and out of Martin’s plw for gen­ lined, too. In 10-20 for little ..Fuesdey, • member* -will begin rininr "the Spruce St. facilities Inadequate. wsafatfsl ptoses sad *e*k ass psrfiri MetoaaaafwvalpOaaae ■s.g.:-:------work of turning much of the■ * prop­ 'The Sunday School classes *t- wars, 42 pi*«** •( j»aad»asse_^ill**f plats, 12 plaaas *f fiaaaiiBf eral government, fire, and water guy or high-schooler. tended by 137 children, were also needa, as well as schoola. erty into recreation and picnic Coast Conference of the Evangel­ , flawwars. Tkit val** 1* mads pasriW* aaly by serlsed Powell laid last night, "Moat areas,' the Rev. Mr. Raak' said. filled to overflowing. Emma Willard Honored ead H tabs Miekasis'vert beylei pewsrteeSsi Wleai . . I k Chorcool • Ton * Antdopt * Air Foret Mut First, means of expanding the ical Covenant Church of America Items in the general manager’ St.^James’ Unit One of the things about the and the national organization, he, ^ w’lth tlwM * ( AawrlM's f srsaiart aiifiars * f IsU aear*. Im as* * s 4 program are going to be needed property appealing to the church present church were explored but said. The church members will Albany, N. Y., Oct. 28 tgi—Gov. . yea'C prabeWy v e st savaral fair fclaads, far hrldsA far W em gW COMPLETE WALNUT be done.'* rite committee which picked th* it was ^ u n d this would cost be­ GCDG^DM* tween $52,000 and $68,000 to do also subscribe to th* project and)Nelson A. Rockefeller and the gov- Items In Plan "“ 1 WOOLWORTM'S MK m Sponsors Film location to the contour which was numeroua fund-raising activities : emora of Connecticut and Vermont The manisger’s general readily adoptable for auch pur- all that waa thought necessary. •U MADf O nC R ment plan alone' ineludea 814 MAIN STRECT — MANCHESTER po.Hca. A fiat section of the land This itUl would not have relieved will be held. . joined yeeterday in honoring Emma way Division Garage, $75 The Ladiaa of St. James will the parking situation. It was then Ground breaking for the new j Willard, a pioneer in the struggle MICHAELS onaor a movl*, ‘The Miracle of will be "ideal" for a baseball field addition to the Mary Cheney and other sports, while a tree- decided to search for s new loca­ church will probably be held in ^ equal educational rights for PLEASE SEND ME, DELIVERY CH AR<)iSH CfA^^ BEDROOMI Sareellno," at the .State 'nieater late spring or early summer, the ' I shaded portion wiU.be equally ideal tion and build. ' women. HaaMMslsr Sat Msrtretsd skeva, s a a ^ s g e f Dfaaarwerc, SCvatw ^ on Wedneeday, Nov. 18. aa a bene- The Covenant Congregational minister aaid. The Spruce St. fit for the St. Jamee’'Jamea’*^ School ad-ad­ P'®"*' purpose*, th* Rev. Mr. In a proclamation. Rockefeller war* ead Glawdkra. I eyaete pey$4f.76 pi* |IJ»C*ee.$elee ! I Rask said. Church to not a "rich" one. At the church \vlll be put on the market T * aad wIR pay I* tka aiesaar ckaekad kalaw. a By Bassett dition. present time there to about $2,000 once the atructure i* completed. said "Few people have worked I One section of the property la CkacI Eaclasad □ M^Dey Ckerga nllfiCcWaal Tickets ar* available for three in its building fund plus, an addi­ The Rev. Mr. Raak eatimatea with greater dedication for such I slightly bowl shaped, the minister m m N carryiag ckarg* «M ea eddm Cw easy Peyei*ti| ■ performanc.ea. atarting with the ! said, and It to planned to turn this tional $500 raised last weekend it may take 10 years for the I lasting benefits to women than THt KNOiVN NAMI, e ai seen on TV children’s matinee at 2:80 p.m Into an amphitheater seating 150 from a "Holiday Fair" which waa, church to realize all of it* 'nl>Jcc- J Emma Willard. " Wioiia I THI KNOWN OUAUTY linilO W and two evening performances at where outdoor services may be despite the stormy weather, a de­ tives. 6 and 8:i6 p.m. Mra. Cornelius The educator was born in Con- held. Split log seats will prob­ cided auccees, the Rev. Mr. Ra.sk I nccUcut and founded a school in $INCI IfOO Foley, Gleiiwood St., to general ^a -■ - ably be provided and it is planned' aaid. The German gun, "Big Bertha.” Vermont 145 years ago. It later waa mJVUIVe bewitching in b la c k i chairman. > eventually to install a public ad-. However, loans totaling 625,000 threw shells into Paris from a moved to Troy, where U etlll to •A R«9. $278.50 VdiM l In- " 1 ^ Miracle of Marcelino" to dress sy-stem. ' may be obtained from the Etost distance of 76 miles In 1918. operating as a school for girls. baaed on an old Spanish legend, cM ts iMMnprinq mot* which haa been rewritten Into a beat-aelllng novel. 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‘A, '• "' Vi ■ ^ J MANdlBSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 28, IW ? PAGE SEVENTEEN PAOB gUCTBEM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.'MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 28, l»l» Ruth Millett Steel Union Figlils Moves Robert Murphy iMie Itoeoa’t Core Lsea To^ Speed End of Wlalkout To Leave Post mwa Artkig lik e Tnw m b s Memo to aiiMinn groom i: Tbe I i honeymoon la over when— (Ownm—< tram Om ) In State Dept. 8he geta a far-away look In hfr YOU to SA VI! I eye when yob are tolling har>j|baut ildersbee bv this court can be pre- ' your day, while ahe Itotoaa w you (OMHInMfi fpsas Pago Oaa) : with half a mind and vtoiialliag a parsd." inew cover for tha aofa with the Hie complicated controversy tsnaibly to aurvey proa^cta (or ' other half. Mrs. Klsle C. Poreheroa LOWEST reached the Supreme Ourt as aconomie aid but aserstly to lln# up You get home from worii and President Ehsenhower told a new* Mrs Elsie Carrier Porcheron, Buy on the EASIEST TERMS... plonned , find that no preparation for dtnner wife of John H. Porcheron. 247 Frsneh help. conference that the a^treement 1 haa been made because bar bridge Demlng St.. Wspplng. died Tues­ Dsa^to hla years of dtplomatle to fit your pay check and payday I *e»*ion with the girls ran over- reached by Steelworkers and the day night at Hartford Hospital.- asrvice, Murphy to a man of med- OPEN THURSDAY tlms. When she does get home A s Kaiser Co , to end th, strike In She was bom In Avon, July 7. sat flndncial msana. A deaire to PRICES saya, "Would you mind eating eut Kaiser mills should si(mal an In- 1908. She was a member and add to hto financial ascurity may AND FRIDAY TO tonight? I’m beat." dustr^■•w^de effort to put all mills served as clerk of the Wspplng flhe still hang* up the elothaeyou back to work Community Church, a member of have biflueneed'hto dsetoion to re­ strew around- but sh# doesn't loafc The Taft-Hartley Act injunction Wapping Grange and of Martha tire. happy about It. to hsilt the strike for an SO-dsy cool­ Pitkin Wolcott chapter, DAR. East The preeent ambaeeador to Weat EVER ' For This S a l. flhe begins to point out tha ahert- ing off period originally was grant­ Hartford. She was employed in the Oermany to David K. B. Bruce, comings of your first hetiaa or ed bv Federal District Judge He­ office of the Connecticut Council Bruce sent word aeverai months apartment like the tofvemall Hvlng bert 'Sorg of Pittsburgh. of Churches. ago that ha would retire soon from PhlU e “ Orief C o m ” room, or the Inconvenient Wtehen. Rogers said a delay In rescuing Surviving, besides her husband, the post lat Bonn, Aeide from flhe telia you where th« bandagae legal quesOons would be wholly un­ are a foster son, John .Sibley, Murphy, speculation as to his suo- Portable T.V. are when you cut your hand, he- necessary He declared, he acted North Guilford: a brother. Burton caaaor has centered on H. Freeman stead of rushing to gtve first aid. “ so that the emergency created by 1 (-gorier. Avon: and two nieces, Matt^ws. another veteran foreign flhe doesn’t rush to the door te the *t«rl itrlke may not continue The funeral will be held Friday service officer presently serving as greet you. longer than absolutely necessary" at 2 p.m. at the Wspplng Commu­ envoy to Austria. flhe occasionally mentions that In urging that the Steelworkers nity Church, with the Rev, Roy she wliihea you wouldn't do Otto or Union file 11s appeal by tomorrow The New York Times said last that. Hutcheon. pastor, officiating. Btirl- night in a Washington dispatch Rbgers said this wiiiild clear the I flhe begtna to talk about srtiat a al will be In Wapping Cemetery. that Murphy was reported about • Aaterice's elimmsst, most catnpstt way for oral arguments on the case Friends are requested to please problem It la to know what te hava Memdav. to resign to enter private busineas. TV ... only IIH Im Iim deepi - (or dinner. Under this suggeated pi-ocedure. omit' flowers. Memorial gifts may The Times said official sources '• Built-in "Pivet-Teims'* antomwt be made to the Wapping Commti- You discover Outt she doesn't the Attorney General said, the could not confirm the report, and • Beautiful diareeal blus and hroryl (eel 'the same way that you do nlty Church organ fund or to the quoted Murphy as saying "it has Supreme Court will be in a poei- • Lowest pries ever..see h TODAYl about some things you consider tlon to give a ftngl decistwi on the development fund of the Connecti­ been decided" that he would re­ 8 . 0 0 D O W N Important, and that you And her merits of the caa^ by or near the cut Council of Churches. main In his present post. ready to argu* (or her point of end of the «-day stay granted by Watklns-Wesl Funeral Home, The Times added that despite v l^ . the Court of Appeals. 142 E. Center St., is in charge of the statement strong reports flhe etarte using ths phrase, ‘I t Rogers’ petition first went to arrangements. pfrsiited that he would leave for thst Isn't just like a man." Justice Winism J. Brennan Jr. for a job in private business. flhe begins buying thing* for tha study. ' ' MUton S. Green St, James School Addition Ready for I-Beams N e w P h ilc o house without asking you to go This is because Brennan la the Milton S. Green, 44, Hartford, along, and you siMpect it to Justice to whom the Third Circuit brother of Ernest C, Green of Construction of cement foundations at ths St. James* School projsct has procssded rabidly, but X - 6 0 0 T V cause she wants to be sure eh* gets Manchester, was fatally Injured may be headed for a slowup in two weeks. The gym-auditorium construction will need steel I- ; to do the choosing. Court of Appeals la assigned for beams to support the first floor. Despite the steel strike, supervisors at ths Associated Construc­ Lutz Enrolls supervision. yesterday when a tractor-trailer flhe geta off In e huddle with dia In cases of this importance, overturned on Rt. 8 near Round tion Co. are optimistic that they'll obtain the neceaaary beams. Tomorrow the men will backfill I girls when vou go to a party In- however. It Is customary for the Lake, N.Y. some of the foundation walls and start laying plumbing lines. . (Herald Photo by Pinto). * 126 Children VHT I stead- of sticking close to your side. Justice to consult with members His truck was hauling a steel ! Don’t worry, though. All these of the High Court before taking girder for use In construction of 248“ |! little eigne just mean you’ve got A total of 120 memberahlps, new • Richly detailed fluted .yourself a-wife. Instead of a bride. any action. New York's Albany to Canada 25-1 Longshot Rogers’ petition stated: superhighway. H* was a driver Housing, Church Plans and renewal, have been received column console (AH rights reserved, NEA flervice, •There la a pressing nsed for for City Iron Works In Hartford. by the Luta Junior Museum to • Front sound with 1 Inc.) determination by this (Supreme) Mr. Green had lived In Hartford Wins Sweeps date from three elementary SW'x V/t" speaker Court of the petition which the I 4447W 1 0 . 0 0 Fruit Ghrckrtl 20 YM n 30 .years. He was an artilleryman schools reporting in the junior • Hi-voltagc chassis with II union proposes to file. The strike In World War n and had served Okayed hy Directors DOWN 10 performance advance! atfectlng 85 per cent of the ca­ in Australia. i In Einal Yards membership drive which closes to­ W a s h i n g t o n Continuous gov- pacity of the steel Industry has Siirvlvlng are hie wife, and two morrow, it wa* reoorted today by I ernm 'sn t In sp ectio n o f fruit and been in effect since July 15; 1959, others brothers in Royal Oak, ; vegetable products haa been In Subdivision approvals giving the^tlon on the West End force main (Conttoued from Page One) Mlsa Barbara Neill, director. and eight days have elapsed since Mich, and Hartford. go-ahead for the Manchester Hous­ and pump statjpn project setting ; effect 20 years. In Traverse City, the President, having determined Junior membership envelopes COMPLETE DISCOUNT CAMERA DEPT. Mich., the first tri^-'waa made of Ftineral services will be held ing Authority’s spsrtments lor the individual aaheltaments against The triumph was worth 4,076 have been distributed to all chil­ ' this voluntary tn-plant Inspection that os«tinuance of the strike will FYiday st 11 a.m. st Rose Hill aged off W. Center St. and the property owmers pounds ($11,410) to Adams. UP 1 UP 1 imperil the national health and Fiineral Home, Elm St., Rocky Covenant Congregational Church's Hutchinson voted against the dren in Grades 3 through 7 In the i service by the United fltates De- Rexequus, well back through elementary schools and Barnard SAVE safety, directed the attorney gen- Hill. Burial will bs In Rose Hill proposed recreation area off Hack­ resolution. most of the' ritce, caught Thames SAVE I partment of Agriculture. Now matack St. were granted fast night Junior High School during the 182 canning and packing plants aral to initiate this action." Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Public hearings were set for a Trader In the last 100 ysrds and Rogers pointed out that bplh Friends may call at the funeral by the Board of Directors at a meeting next Tuesday at 8 p.m. on past week. Memberahlps entitle 11 employ Government Inepectors, ■ meeting in the Municipal Building. pulled ahead etrongly to win. students to attend, free of charge,' I l l lower federal courts have held home tomorrow from >1 to 5 and the year’s report of the Charter Chino aet the pace for three-quar­ CRYSTAL BEADED that continuation of the strike '7 to 9 p m. Approval of .the two projects Revision Commlaalon and an ordi­ the five Lutz Junior Museum ters of a mile with the heavily sup­ programs planned for the year, to would Imperil the national health came as a formality. nance governing appointment of ported Thamae Trader in a con­ TRIPOD and safety. Both had already gone through alternate members to the Zoning tending position. A quarter of a receive the museum bulletin monthly and to. enroll In the na­ a s the Town Planning Commission. Board of Appeals. “****• *®S S —- mile from the wire, Thamee Trad­ The Attorney General said that ture study and art clazsee at the through cooperation of the' union Funerals However, Town Director John A requirement for competitive er moved In front as Rexequus and RADIANT Hutchinson wanted to know if the museum building, 126 Cedar St. and the Justice Department, the bidding was waived to allou’ the Anthellon made their bids. too. church project, given subdivision Connecticut Carting. Co. to pick up With an eighth of a mile to go. Final membership results will papers forming the record In the Mrs. Agnes Dolan status even though a road accord­ bs announced next 'week after all Court of Appeals ‘In Philadelphia town trash next week and let the Thames Trader atiU led. Then as ACHRO SCREEN The funeral of Mrs. Agnes Do­ ing to town specifications will not envelopes are collected from the O A n iW ff OS have been printed and are now towTi buy up to $1,500 worth of hot the front-runners sprinted, Rexe- lan, 76, widow of Dr. Edward G. ! have to be built for five years, does schools tomorrow. Adult member­ ^ 30x40 ready for use by the Supreme patch mix from the Nuesdorf Sand quue closed up on the leader and Dolan, will be held tomorrow at not amount to a "dangerous prece­ ships may be obtained at any Court. and Stone Co. finally collared him In the last 100 8:15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney dent.’.’ yards. time. Rogers said It is ths under Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., The normal requirement that Director Francis Mahoney asked f O U standing of the Justice Depart-, for a report soon from Martin on The first museum-aponsored | $ C .9 9 followed by a solemn requiem Maas roads be completed before subdi­ program this year will be a lac-1 ment that the union is in a posi­ vision status is given was waived when . the parking area will be sf St. James' Church st 9. Burial ture on rocks and minerals by | 10 WITH ONLY tion to file Its 'appeal in a very will be In St. James' Cemetery. to ease church expenses. finished at Whiton Library and lovino to Conduct f o r O n f y , ^ short time. Mayor Eugene T. Kelly said the light! put up. Mrs. Jane Cheney, director of the | Friends may call at the funeral Children's Museum In Hartford, The Attomev General said the home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to project was more "unique" in na-, Re^ee Report Write-in Race j tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the Bowers , d e v i l case was fuUv briefed In the 10 p.m. ture than precedent-settings and Hutchinson told Martin he Is still 4 0 x4 ( L - 6 T .9 9 School auditorium. The second | Pittsburgh court and it is be­ the town would probably do the waiting for a report on sidewalk .New Haven, Oct. 28 —Mil- lieved no further research or stu­ same for any other church In a work and expenditures that he re­ will be a lecture on spkce and ; ifdrd Town Manager Charles R. astronomy In late November. A l » dy will be necessarv to present similar situation. quested five or six weeks ago. Mar­ lovino, ruled off the- ballot as a the Issues fully to the Supreme Hospital Notes The church took Its plans to tin told him the report will be Miss Neill has visited each of ■ candidate for mayor, will run as the elementary schools and Bar­ Court. build a church building and recrea­ ready In a week or two. a write-in candidate Nov. 3. In effect, Rogers was seeking tion area on the 13-acre tract to Martin and the Board fiscal poli­ lovino was disqualified from the nard Junior High school during I visiting hours: Adults 2 to 8 tho Town Planning Commission af­ the week to explain the purposes a shortcut In carrying out Presi­ p.m. Maternity 2 to S and 6:30 to cies committee will make plans to ballot in Milford's first city elec­ ter tt was turned down b.v the discuss the town audit with the of the museum and to invite pupils dent Elsenhower's desire to stop 8 p.m. Children’s Ward—2 to 7. tion by a Common Pleas Court the strike for the cooling off Zoning Board of Appeals. Hartford auditing firm of Camp­ to visit Individually, with their Going to the TP(5—a different judge, who said lovino did not file period. He also waa.trying to grab bell A Barry. The auditor's report a nominating petition soon enough. cla.s!ies or families. PUU f POWOI ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Jef­ legal route—allowed the church to on .the town government- was re­ Among exhibits front the mu­ the initiative from the union, frey Bombard. Colonial Rd., Judge Michael Radih, acting on since the next move had been, left get subdivision status and side­ leased yesterday. A story about Its seum which she showed at the Cciiiist«r C l«an«r Boiton; Mrs. Mary Desplanques, step zoning regulations. an application by a Milford tax­ up to the union. recommendations appears else­ schools were a boomerang, a Civil C O l A f t t T t PERFECT INDOOR 212 Center St.; Mrs. Lillian Pax- The Board's vote for approval where In today's Herald. payer, Marcel Laurent. iMued an ONLY The 3-man Philadelphia • Court, son, 74 Florence St.; Mrs. Beatrice injimctidn ordering the Milford ■War carpet .bag ' and a horseshoe ONLY NEW 1960 COLOR MOVIES was moved by Director Ronald Ja­ Proposed amendments to the crab. She mentioned several of the even though it granted the 6-day Hoppman. Andover; Mrs. Loretta cobs and seconded by Gilbert town clerk to remove lovino's stay, upheld the legality of the town's pension .qrdinance will be displays at the museum have been W'agner, 11 Chester Dr.; Mrs. Zella Barnes. drafted and put. on the agenda for name from the heillot. 80-day Taft-Hartley injunction Dutton. Glastonbury: Richard Hits Process lovino had filed a nominating donated by local citizens. 4 LIGHT sought by the government. the meeting next Tuesday, Martin Schools also )>orrow boxed ex­ Townsend, 174 Spruce St.; Mrs. Director Theodore Powell laud­ said, petition as a non-party candidate 2WIDE 6 5 siPHILC0 ^ t one judge, William Hastte, Frieda Soeten, 76 Foley St.; Mrs. ed the proposed project, but said Oct. 5 In accordance with a ruling hibits on many.’subjects which the BENDIX disagreed that the injunction was The manager aaid In answer to museum makes available to ail • HmsggSIHt Genie Lundgren. 256 Hackmatack the church's difficulty In getting Director Ted Cummings that the by TO'Wn Attorney Richard H. BAR necessary to protect the health St.; Entile Bouteloup, 49 West- a green light for it illustrated Lynch. » teachers.' Tblres and safety of the nation, as Pres­ town has not yet advertised for a Complete with 826-watt wood St.; Judith Bigelow, East once again his contention that all clerk of the works for the North Yestenlay Judge Radin aaid the • M dh ident Elisenhower contended in Hartford; Mrs. Petronele Brazaiis- petition' should have been filed DUOMATIC bulbs In metal storage raae. C am e i » a town agencies should ' have ' writ­ End junior high school. *®®vlss flsitbsi asking for the injunction. In this, kas, .53 North St.; Marcia Kudlow, ten rules of operatiop available Oct. 2. The judge said the final Fernon Hastle agreed with the union posi­ Want Parking Ban Lifted WASHER-DRYER COMBINATION '*’"F** m id a SsBidvIvsl beis safl csOm 81 Milford Dr.; Arnold NeKson, for the people who come before A petition was read from eight day for legally filing petitions was tion. 737 Lydall St.; Mrs. Emma Well­ them. Oct. 3 — a Saturday when the '"•*P«l8#y, • 7-fiece OtodsMriMtplBi merchants requesting that a no Doctor Group only $ A .9 9 Two cracks have appeared In man,' 24 St. John St.; Nicholas He said differences of opinion parking ban on the south aide of town clerk’s office was closed. tor SS.9S k kH it fleir liMb the united front of the ateel com­ Y o u r» O n ly ONLY Porter. South Coventry; Mrs. Mar­ as to whether the ZBA or the Center St. from Church St. east to Radin said that in filing the. fol­ Picks Purrtell' Hovt A l l F o f panies against the union. On Mon­ jorie .Howard, 85 Green Manor TPC had the authority to give the Linden St. be lifted, and that the lowing Monday lovino failed to Buyinc day, Kaiser Steel Corp., ninth Rd.: Fred Flucklger. West Rd.. church "what everybody agrees is former ban on the hours from 4 to meet the statutory requirement PAST la te s t in the industrv’, signed a Rockville: Mrs. Olive Dart, Cov­ a good thing (project) for the 6 p.m. only be restored. The mer­ of filing 30 days prior to the elec­ Dr. Oliver J. Purnell was elected B r o w n '* ^ lone wolf contract with the union. entry; Cheater Cote. Coventry; town” put the church through, an chants were Joseph Farr, John Mc­ tion. acting president of the newly It Is getting its big West Coast Mrs. Irene Dube. Vernon Trailer "extended process" of official ac­ Bride, Frank Lupien, Harriet The remaining mayoralty can­ formed 'Vernon Medical^Soclety at mill back Into operation. Court, Vernon; Mrs. Elaine Wood­ tion. , Horan, R. S. Poterlon, Earle Stairs, didates are Harold Bassett, no And yesterday, Detroit Steel cock. 123 Walnut St. Geone Caillouette, D. C., and Ron­ party affiliation, Democrat Albert an organizational meeting last It was "a ridiculous position for night. f R C t ; i t Corp., which ranks 16th, signed an ADMITTED TODAY: Cheryl government to be in," Powell ald Trickett, The petition went to P. Stowe and - Republican Henry CTipN i^eem ent along the lines of the Chief of Police Jamee Reardon, Foran. ' Dr. John L. Phlffer. waa electeS Ann Westorl, Westford. Mass. added. acting eecretary. A eonatltutioh Kaiser settlement. Detroit, how­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Approval given, the $1,350,138 ever, had not been one of the 96 and bylaws will bs drawn up and daughter to Mr. and Mrs, Robert apartments project for the elder­ another meeting will be held In eompanies struck by the union. Kyasky, Derby; a daughter tO Mr. ly was tentative, pending final WASHES A^D DRIES CLOTHES The union continued separate Town Auditors Urge Study two weeks. and Mrs. Adelor 'Dirgeon, 3 approval by the federal govern­ It lA expected that tha new or­ nsgoUatlona with 13 big Arms In Durkin St.; a daughter to Mr. and ment. Construction of the 100- IN AS LITTLE AS 1 HOUR the hope of splitting management ganization will replace the so- Mrs. . Raymond Redens, 68 , Lyn­ unit project Is’ expected to begin called Rockville Medical iSociety, 620-120-172 M 69IC U l P n ranks still further. wood Dr., Vernon. Of Water-Sewer Cost Split Kaiser estimated Its two year next spring. under which name the organ ist 12 EXPOSURES eontrart would cost a total of '22'-. BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr, The Directors last night also medical staff of Rockville City Itortobl cents an hour in wages and fringe and Mrs. Robert TVail, Storrs; i approved two - subdivisions, con­ A study to find a fairer dtstri-^ilsted means .of filtering water Hospital functions on matters nut- benefits. daughter tq Mr. and Mrs. John sidered some agenda items post­ button between the Water Depart­ from Porter-Howard reservoir. If aide the province of the hospital. • Isit or|St ilifair m Ds Mahoney. 416 Center St.; a daugh­ poned from a meeting last Tues­ ment and Sewer Department of the Water Department had built Dr. Joseph J. Krlstkn termed iCOLOR .But Roger Blough. chairman of • Issble fn nysr okHm gigantic y.S; Steel, said the ter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mich­ day, set some public hearing revenues those departments earn a filter plant for an estimated last night's meeting "qiifte suc­ Tipootono w oa* »_---a — «— a Kaiser terms were prohibitively aud. East Hartford. dates, .and heard reports. has been recommended by the $400,000, the department would cessful." Most of the younger doc- o r r a t BPIi'M flfV ifwm Subdivisions approved were An­ town’s auditors. have been paying off a bond issue tdrs among the dozen or'so In town high and would cost his company DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Developed end jumbo print­ * ' 82^ cents an hour. “Neither U.S. Mrs. Florence Harwarth, 2fi5 E. drew Ansaldi's Dartmouth Heights ITie recommendation Is among to pa.v for it. The town is now attended the meeting. .. several made by 'the Hartford au­ working on the problem of filter­ ed. plus e fresh roll of Koda- Steel nOr the other big companies. Middle Tpke.; Paul Gebler, 107 and Green Manor Addition No. 3. 14 eolor 'film. , Disagreement cropped up before diting firm of Campbell and Barry ing the water and some expendi­ ^ top beVaid, would go along with it. Orchard St., Rockville; Frank Pe8l6 Given Difieaie W inter Treads W hether you uee U.S. Steel yesterday Issued its Haraburda, Glastonbury; approval of An.saldi’s development in a report submitted to the t ^ n ture will have to be made. third quarterly financial report -in on whether the town administra­ yesterday. Martin said he feels that If it Applitnl on sound tiro 10 Rolls or 10,000 $20 OFF DLSCHARGED TODAY: An­ were not for the deferred assets Ithaca, N. Y.—To destroy cam- New York. It showed the conit drew Goldsnider,- Coventry; Rich­ tion has the authority to tell de­ The firm says that the SeweV bedws .or on your ewn tiros m ALL bage loopare—pests which attack y lost more than $31 million velopers what kind of roa^ they Department Ls continually oper­ of the Sewer Department and the $ 0 - 9 9 yiNfiF never hero ard Townsend, 174 Spruce St,: deferred liability .of the Water cabbage, cauliflower, and broccoli \ 0 i Caro®ta FOR .the past three months, more should build. ating at a deficit while the Water Mrs. Beatrl'ce Smith; 73 Union St.; Department, the revenues and ex­ —scientiata are using a disease' to tmg fHm egoktl r th u any quarterly loss in its his­Linda Ann Shaughnessy, South Ma.yor Kelly recalled that the Department makes a profit eqch ONLY yeer., ...... penditures of each might balance which onl.v worms can get. A re­ tory. i‘ Windsor; Frank Nicola, 30 El- Board some time ago asked that better. port by Cornell University ento­ 2 fo r I ^ t year, for contrast, the big- roads henceforth be made of bi­ Residents who have both water dridge St.; Phyllis H a r a k a 1 y, The Sewer. Department is now mologists at the New York State ------' ' ...... n i III; gast steel producer had a net Mansfield Center, Katherine Les- tuminous concrete, when he and sewer service pa.v, as a sewer ONE LOW PRICE t o o t s w u . - charge, 50 per cent of their water faced with an - expenditure of at Agricultural Experiment Station TUBELESS OR profit of nearly $75 million in the niak, North Windham: Mrs. Eileen learned that those in Dartmouth least $40,000 for the West End same quarter. In spite of the loss, bill based on water consumption. says two to five diseased worms TUBE-TYPE Gilligan and daughter, 67 Brent Heights are of proesased gravel, sewer project besides the amount can start an epidemic that will kill «.ro-is however, the company declared its Rd.; Mrs. Sylvia Suitter and tar, and asphalt by order of the Martin UenunenU it expecti( to collect in asaesa- • l o c h w a l U BOIREN CUBE regular dividend of 75 cents Commenting today on the audi­ all the loopers on an acre of crops. 21“ a I daughter, Ellington: Mrs. Slizabeth Town Engineering ‘ Department, share. ments from that project. Martin The virus Is harmless to man and Huls and daughter, Glastonbury; with TPC sanction.: tor’s conclusions, General Manager says the sum will IM financed out Richard Martin mentioned three other warm-blooded animals. T m k ClB— Br Mrs, .loAnn Pellegrini and son, 56 Apparently, neither the depart­ of about $30,000 left over from the PRICES SLASHED { ...... Prospect St.. Rockville: Mrs. Irene ment nor the TPC got the word. factors he said those conclusions bond i.ssued for the sewer plant Gone, Not Forgotten fall to take into account. \ 20 ON SINKING SHIP • bb isii)sliiii wettfl Petro.ski, and son, 138 Park St.; Directors said. However, Director and $30,000 the Sewer Depart­ 3llaml, Fla., Oct. 28 (Ah — Mrs. .landlra-Cooney and daughter, Gilbert Barnes said he couldn't Gne ia the fact tha. the Sewer f t $t ou t Town & Country Tires | • 9ei4sspi# lt8 iMri Since the stumps of the nerves ment will collect from the Center The Coast Guard said toda.v It that originally supplied an ampu­ Wapping; Mrs. Ann Saucier and remember the request Kelly spoke Department has paid for a sewer St. sewer project. P< G ot Our New Low Prka On Your Size Today! | • Exiniaipacflybitbi son. Skinner Rd., Vernon; Mrs, of. in Center St., installed when the hwl received a rail for assist­ tated part of the body are still If the Board of Directors defers ance from a British ship with Rosemary Fahey and daughter, 34 No Written RegulaUona State rebuilt the road there, but payment on many of the West End I *Plut tax and two recappoble tires | UMITBO •T4MMC present, sui amputee may have the has not yet been able to bill bene­ 19 men, and one woman aboard YOUR Ffr*$ton« Mhsatlon of' pain as though from Garden Dr.; Mrs.. E r n e a t i n e Edward Rybezyk, town plan­ Sewer aasessmenta, Mailin aaid, LIMITBB ‘nM B Yaworski and son, 220 Green Rd. fiting property owners for It. They n o miles west of Key West. ACtT MOWI the missing part. ^ ning engineer, said the town $60,000 may not be enough. The 235-foot Crystal radioed Child Guidance Clinic will not be billed until the contro­ No Special Funda STORE could ' not set road standards in that she had a large hole In l\er Co(iM m and aWt about our By appointment only, 8 a.m. to the absence of written regulations. versial West End sewer and pump­ Another recommendation of the JOBLESS CLAIMS CP ing station is completed. That forward hold and was taking SHOP F and D AND ooty poysienl plan Hartford, Oct. 28 i/Pi— I'nem- 4 p.m , -Monday through Friday. Msrtin'-'disagreed with this to- auditors is that no special funds be Also Monday, 6 to 10 p.m. pumping station will enable a set up for capital improvements as water faster than the pumps v o u n r r o o t o H t Meyroent compensatiqn claims In I day, but said the question will be group of Center St. residents to could handle It. She eattmated CoanaeUent totaled 27,987 for solved by having the town adopt the town undertakes them. The au­ U.S. A.MBA.SSADOR WARNED hook Into the town sewer system-. ditors say the money ahould be that she could remain afloat un­ S TO I E FOR YOUR EVERY SINGER the week ending Oct. 34, the a specific regulation enforceable Another factor Is that appeals til about 6 p.m. State lAbor Itopartment re­ Vientiane, Laos, Oct. 28 IdPi— by the department of public works handled from the Reserve Fund for are pending by some Brrfad St. ree- Capital Improvements and budget­ SEWING CENTERI ported today. "This"‘ compared Kiipportors of the pro-Commiuitot that from now on all roads in town idehta against sewe>' assessments. t h i Ev e s g r a b d ia m o n d s CAMERA NEED With 27,894 for the last previous Pathet Lao rebel movement sent will be of bituminous concrete. ing controlled In Individual ac­ tm in trsiw kuottm commrv When those assessment cases are counts. New London, Oct.^ 26 (jn—In w eek and with 60,815 rlalme for a letter to ,1,'. S. Ambassador The roads In Green Manor, Ad­ AUTO reeolved by litigation, some Sewer a bold robbery shorttarnfter noon lha same period a year ago. Ini- Horace H. Smith today warning The .town has already made that Get Our Low, Low Prices • 832 MAIN dition were, made of that'material Department revenue will be forth­ change at the suggestion of Con- today, two thieve* m to s tray AVTD ItaJ claime, denoting new unem- "Watch out for yourselves, Yan­ by choice of the developer. coming. of diamonds from Peny A Stone, ptoymeat totaled 8.861 for the troller Jzy Btllnger. OPEN THURSDAY-FRJDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. MI 3 888S kees." Tbe letter, delivered by In'another matter,*'Barnes ask­ Martin described both .those a jewelry Store at 296 State Bt., me ill, compared with 4,211 for regular pqst to the embassy and The auilitorB also recommend I ed Mkrtln to continue Investigating sources of ultimate revchue as "de­ surety bond for the town clerk be on the ground floor of a down­ TORES FOR THIS SALE STORES the toet previous week and with signed "Tbe Lao People", vio­ the rippling of pavement on W. ferred azaets." $8,000 to $30,000. town office building. The dla- 4,921 far the aaoM period a year lently pfotostod tiie treason trial Increased from B56 MAIN SHEET TEL Ml 3-7080 Middle Tpke. And M 4 "dlHerred liability" for The $3,000 bond was set when the noBda—14 In sU—w en tonto* 856 MAIN STREET—MI S-7080 of PriMo Souptanaouvong, ; The Board aitoo voted e reaolu- tho Wateir Department, Martin clerk wae paid on a fee basts. Mveiy nshied at $2A90 wheleeale

/ \ MANCHE8TEB EVENING HERALD, HANCHEIBTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEI^, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1969 PAGE N1NETIIN ' '■" "ji ...... had ■xifikii^ deMs aaxeimtlpg te •Hal Boytm^, Andover 91«,5M xad dweeratehr hMded T tl. M M i l Police ^Ive money. Mangos, better known as George Maeoe, had been arreetad poRPtoempTiii more than J5 Umae for card Children Can Give School Given ^ronxKilling gambling, police said. PINE PHARMACf" PeUea aald Aeate attempted to Safety Award Near Torfc, O ct M (ffV-FoUee get rid of Bome of hie own hlood- DAIVIRY Mumps to . Dogs ■aid yaxtarday they had solved the ■pattered elothea kbwit an hour HERE IT IS! THE SALE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR! murder of Dg-jratr-old Angeio after the slaying by pouring gaso­ For the third eoneoeutlve year line on them end setting fire 4e (Odeege the Greek) Meragoe, a oommonost among unmarried the Andover elementary eeheel haa them in another vacant tot In The T Vwm Tortt (JP)—Thin** « eol- Waet Side reetaurateur with huge glrla under 20 years of age. received e eertifleeto of Bxeep- Bronx. ~ «B n la t mlKbt ncv«r know tf he What kind of music do you like gambling debts, after arresting Police said they salvaged a Qrab Your Hat Folks and Come A Runnin' ~ dMn’t open hit m*U: boat 7.. Saye Trumpeter Doula tionel Merit end r m pleeed on Meregoe' former gambling paK- white shirt partially burned and ^ Bhrery one kow*! children can Armstrong: "All music's gbtta be toe National School Safety Honor ner. showing bloodetaina. catch diaeaaea from peite . . . But •folk' music: I ain't never,heard Roll of toe National Safety Coun­ . Aaet Diet. Atty. Irving J.' Gold- did you know a child can five a no horse sing a aong!" cil, Mrs. Ports B. Chamberlain, ■mlto of toe Bronx said Angelo India Exports Tobacco To Kiddle Fair's Glaantie Storeadde ■■ doc the mumpeT Free labor Is aUll the most effi­ principal, announced today. Aeoto, 41, of Brooklyn, killed cient___ For example, It takes a The National Safety Council — Doctore had It toujher In olden Mategos during a di^wte over Bombay—India SKporta tobaeeo timee . . . In ancient Babylon, un> Ruaalan 30 minutea of vTork to Honor Roll was Initiated in 1944. money Aceto riaimed Maragos to 40 oountriee. India’s flue-cured "—dcr the code of Hammurabi, an. earn the coat of a cake of aoap.. TO earn a place oh It, a ik:hool owed him. OoMsmith said Mara- Vlrglnla-type tobaeeo le compara­ H inept auifeon could be puniahed it takes sn American worker only must present a detailed report of goe had forced Aceto opt «NT a A Pr«-Christmas Bacrifieo of our ontiro stock of noHonolly b>" havinf hie own handa ampu- three minutes. Its safsty program to a commit‘s tively cheap, haa a bright color, gambling partnorahlp. good burning quality, and .natural — Uted. Lady, if you have an Irate huS' tse composed of the oehooL'^rth- Acqto was charged wMh hotnl- flavor that makea it suitable for advertised toys, juvenile furniture, hobbies, etc. Buy now " Half the world goee to bed hun- band, the best way to calm him clpal, the president ofth e'P T A , a clde. dou-n is to feed the beast..Pay ■tudent, a local clric leader and blending With other tobaecoa blx- ~ gry every night, but In food-rich Maragos’ body, with four bullet porte are govarnment-contralled to at these low, low prices! Your dollar never hod more cents chologists have found most people toe echI saf^ty^ education super- wounds In the bead, waa found "Z. America approalmately Si per tend to show anger Just before make sura that .only high-quality — cent of adults are on a diet . . . ^^eor. If ,th i committee reports Sunday in a vacant lot In The t - o s mealtime. favorably^ the National Safety Bronx. leaf le ehlpited. than right now! Come buy — come save you have Z . and only 6 per cent are trying to Signs of the times: This one Is VVe Stock — gain weight. Council lists the school on the Goldamith said Aecto had picked on the desk of Arthur A. Desaer, Timor Ron and sends it a certif­ Make Funny Goblin Faces never saved before! Z Does the price of laundry eerv- Lefourt Realty president: "When up Maragos on the Upper West How To Held Ice In your home town annoy you? icate. Insert a peppermint candy stick into toe stem of toe apple. Dec­ Side and driven him to The people start buttering you up, be The committee which reviewed orate toe plain or sugared donut with candy, coconut and nuta to HALLMARK ZI., . . In Paris some hotels now careful of the crumbs." Brand, where he shot him and charge up to 90 cents to launder the school included Donald Clough, create a happy, eleepy or sad faced goblin. Set toe donut face dumped toe body out of the car. FALSE TEETH Do you feel more crowded each on the peppermint stick. Place a piece of chocolate on top. — a single shirt. year?___ Well, you are .v. . .but PTA prMident; Michael Devlin, The .S2-eallber gun used In the Mero Firmly In Place CARDS ZZ Our quotable notables: "A t the the population density of the world student; Mrs. George Munson, ■laying has not been found. Do your tslsc teeth annoy end em- parent; and Mra. Chsmberlsin, very time that It is most Impera- Is stljl only 62, per square mile. a teaching vacancy:y at the school two fifth grades and two sixth Pollco said Aceto, married and banaee by i)lpplnt. dropplnc or wob­ ZZ tive for us to evidence a ihounUng prinelpsl. bling wben you eet, leusb or talk? MILLER Drug addiction Is tour times as would be--piireeented for toe Board grades. the father of two, ae^ed a year Just eprinUa a IttUe FAS'fXETH on — respect for law and order.” says oommon among men than among Mrs. Chamberlain said she waa of EducaUon'e approval at Its In 1941 for posaeesion of nar your^tee.TbU alkaline inon-ecldi ZT J. Bldgar Hoover, FBI director. women... .About one in every proud of the echool's safety educa­ meeting Tuesday: If the teacher Maachestar Bvenlng Herald cotlcs with intent to aril. powder bolds (else teetb more drmly PHARMACY — -y n are forced to concede an ever- end more oomfortaldy. No gummy, i.i;i lA i,’u \ ii 3,500 persons In ths Unltsd States tion program and toe recognition is approved, ths students now Andover correapohdeat, Mrs. Paul Gloria King, 34, toe woman with gooey, pe^ teete or feeilnx.Doea not Z r growing national disregard for It." toe school has again receiv^. She whom Maragos had lived for 13 ■our. Obeeke “ plete odor" (denture I’!.-PMC- Ml I n il m 6 m k m n m Is a narcotics addict, and sevsn group^ in torsii overaiaed classsa D. Pfaaatlehl, telephoae Pngrim The light within: The blood cells ■tressed the Importance of a con­ breeth). Oet P A s m T H todey at out of 10 are under toe age of 30. will bo reassigned to four classes, 2-6856. years, told police. that Maragos drug countets ererywhere. Z - of the average man contain enough Nature study note: The giant tinuing safety program for stu­ ~ electricity to light a 25-watt bulb tree frog has an odd eating habit dents in view of toe fact that ac- •». for about three minutes. ___ It draws in Ita eyeballs to help cidenta are the firet-ranking cause BUY NOW-PAY LATER! Z Americans who Up the scales push food down Its throat. ^ of death among echool-a^ chil­ ~ * t 123 pounds now feed their Life among toe jokesmltha: dren. weight In paper each year . . . “ The beat way for a girl to trap a Hallowaea Hop Planned ^ the average consumpUon includes man,” aaye comic Phil Ford, "la to / A Halloween Hop will be held Z 7 5 A pounds of newsprint and M.2 heap her trap ahut." from 8:30 to 11 p.m. Friday In toe pounds of other printing paper. The famous Liberty Bell In Phil­ elementary school for young peo­ THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN ON TOYS, HOBBIES, JUVENILE FURNITURE, Etc. EVERY ITEM One of the biggest curses of adelphia was cast three timea-^ ple age 13 end up. "Chiicky' Z gout U the conviction anM>ng your and cracked each tim e....But It Skoog will be the disc Jockey. IN STOCK SLASHED FOR QUICK SALE. COME IN - COMPARE FOR YOURSELF - YOU'LL NOT BE friends that It la the price for has managed to make a memor­ Plans for the dance have been 1^ Z living too high . . . but doctors able music. v> made by s group of young peo "~yire more and more certain that It was Andra Msurols who ob­ pie who will donate the proceeds DISAPPOINTED! ZTthe (Usaaaa actually is hereditary. served, "Learning is nothing with­ to toe PTA. The group s]^neored Marriage.Is no,, headache... .a out cultivated manners, but when a similar dance last year. Z survey by the Catholic Digest the two are combined In a woman Iowa Test Bevlewed Z found headachss fewer among you have one of toe moat exqulalte A thorough review of the Iowa — married than single persons, .and products of civlUiation.” Basic Skills Test program waa presented to about 14 Grada 6 par­ before Nov. 2. Failure to file re- ents by principal Mrs. Doris B. Z SALE STARTS THURS., OCT. 29, a t lO ^ Coiumbia suite in a mandatory 10 per eent Chamberlain at the elementary penalty addeid to toe IndtvMual'a school last night. The Iowa test z tax. Farmers must fill out the la being uted in the local school for Large Beleotiea Ro9. 19.95 Court Contmues farm exemption form or forfeit toe first time this year. It Is also Req. 14v95 Chrome Rb l 9.95 Baby A U OF OUR the exemption. Houra are 9 a.m. used in Hebron and Marlborough, OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF 1JIO Trimble Fugitive’s Case to noon, 2 to 5, and 6 to 9 p.m. the other two towns In Regional 8. BABY RoMnsen RealgM Bach parent was provided with Z Ckarlea N. Flllmors. 56, of OU- Luceue W. Robinson Sr., Skgrttne his child's cumulstive folder in HI CHAIRIk. JUMPER BABY BATH Z aad Rd., Hebron, was granted a Hill, who has been with the Beat- which report eerd reeulti, records STROLLERS Z to-day eontinuagee by Trial em Connecticut National Farm of eimllsr teats made esch year Famoua Brand Herd Top Model and samples of the child's work Fnmobs Brand Z, Juitiea BUxabeth D. Butchlns In Loan Aaan. for 14 years, reeignsd TOYS BOOKS as secretary and treasurer at the are kept. This information la Drastically Z JusUes court yeetarday. annual meeting held recently. Rob­ passed on to RHAM High School when the child entere the seventh L b . BABY CRIBS Fillmore la charged with being inson reaches the mandatory re­ SHANK PORTION grade there. Information In the Reduced! 1 C 6 3 Z a fugltlva from Worcaater, Mass., tirement age soon and will retire 1 1 8 6 C 9 6 By EDISON, THAYIR. Etc. Z where he Is aeeustd of three counts from the organization Jan. SI, folder ie known only to the teach­ er, parent and principel. GAMES Z of larceny totaling $6,900 and one 1960. L b . Mrs. Chamberlain discuseed the BUTT PORTION 49c Z count of conveying and concealing Two-Together Club 1 1 u Save! m ortage property. Trooper Cllf- possibility of adopting a policy, The Two Together Club will hold aimller to one recently introduced Z ford Bombard of the Colchester a Halloween costume party Satur­ Barracks made toe arrest. by toe high school, of sending CENTER SLICES L b . 89c day night in Yeomans Hall. Priaes home warning cards, when a child Z Arvid Anderson has announced will be given for toe most original, — a new cub scout unit — den 6 — appears to be falling In s subject. funniest and spookiest ooetumee. Site explained how the teste and L b . SAVE UP TO SO% AND MORE! DRASTICALLY Z ^ t b Mrs. Fred Maeht and Mrs. WHOLE or HALF The committee in charge of the other reports are used to deter­ Charles Burnham as den motoere. festivities includes Mr. and Mrs. Z Cub scouts are: Raymond Macbt, mine grouping arrangements George B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. within classes In various subjects m Reg. 9.95 Reg. 4.95 Folding Charles Burnham, David Carl- Kenneth' Brickson and Mr. and Solid I^ p le Z mark, ^ t e r Haddad, William and in the reading program. SHOE Mrs. Raymond Jacobsen. Records She added that a candidate for MUSICAL BABY Z Xouehon, Richard Spellman and will be played for dancing. Z DavUi Cohen. There win be a pack SKINLESS-SHANKLESS ROCKER F l ^ WALKER REDUCED Kladergartcn Newt Z meettag Friday night In Ytoman'e ICE SKATES Pair Z B^all at 7:30. The theme will be Mne. George B. Smith of Co)- ALL EXCESS F A T '^ BONE RAMOVED Light or Dark FOR EVERYONBS Z* ’‘Aesop's Fableai* ■ • ■ ~ IJns .Rd. 1 ^ been engaged as a Finish permanent' teacher tor the after­ aaeh For Immediate Clearance! New Poet Ofliee noon session of the Cooperative Elutic StMkiils Z Dedication of the new poet of- kindergarten to replace toe late — e» ee mmm mnmm * 184 ~ B c e building is scheduled for Miss Ehrang^lne Church. Km ^Ucy ommlmt Itg I U. S. CHOICE SEMIcBONCUSS Thanksgiving week and employes RIG, .91 Z ®f tbc Poet Office are looking for- Scoot O^vass to Start Henry M. Beck, chairman of Thick DOLL CARRIAGES ward to toelr larger and more w^e o f A ^9A99 toe Boy Scout Fund Drive, an­ 4-7fli Z modem quarters Just In Urns tor IAW pViCA yAO AiO AflAfAe Tender the Christmaa rush.. The new nounced toe oanvaaa would begin RIBS Juicy Sunday. He urged toe support of and STROLLERS 105 GUN KIT Z building, colonial in design, Is Reg. $.98 Ideal M M toe community and stated that WELDOlil DRUG CO. RIB ROAST Compare t« 49.95 Npsical modem In construction having M l Main Street—Ml S-8$21 Z exterior walls of four inch alumi- Scouting huilde character and Lowest Prices In Town! DESK'N Bum cl^boards with baked-on self-rSlianoe among our youth and FANCY PLUMP STUFFED is a powerful aid to good eitlaen- CHAIR SET Z PXlni- Th* gutters are msde of BENEFIT! ANIMALS REG. 9.95 _ ^ fiberglass reinforced plastic and ahlp. Roast, Fry REG. 7.95 CAPE CANAVERAL Double pedestal. 7- I •a the prefabricated roof la of truss Snmday Teaehea* to Moot or Brail dran-er, padded seat Z type construction. The lobby will Congregational diureh Sunday So Tender contain a lock box section and a School teaohera will meet , with Delleioua Eating REG. 29e ; 6 4 | Z aervlce area, with plans calling toe Board of' ReHgioua Dducatlon NATIVE FOWL MISSILE . . for ths boxes to be open to the tonight at 8 at the home of Mra. 144 36 Harvey 8. Collins. Z public during certain hours when COOKIES HALLOWEEN MASKS toe Post Office is closed, to faeill- REG. $1.98 MASKS ...... A4i TOY CHEST! Manchester Bvanlug Herald Oo- Z tate box customer service. Nabisco handHa Mireapendeat Mrs. Bngene BASE An Insulated floor, acoustic tile A. DaMtok toleplieue AOademgr Lorna Doone . .10^ oz. pkg. 35c Z celling, ceramic tiled rest rooms 8-MSO. Z f h d a drinking fountain are ex- Sunshine Chocolate REG. 7.95— 25 INCH _ pected to provide comfoii: for om- Chip Cookies . .7% oz. pkg. 29c Thousands Of Unadvertised Items! SCHWINN BIKES Z ployea and customore alike. A Poet Got Stood Up parking area la provided at the Educator Holiday k. The beet money eau buy, at cheap bike Entire Stock of Reg. 11.95 Atoearn Z aide of the building. London—^The tomb of Ben Jon- Assortmeiit ....16 oz. pkg. 49c UONEL _ prices. ^ M 1466 IT Tax Uate Dae H.O. TRACKS, ■on. toe famous BUxabetoan poeL ■ 26" Model Z Asaeeaora, Lueliia Roblneon Jr. In Westmlnater Abbey ie one foot DOLL CRIB H.O. Double 24" 35.66 26" 36.66 ''■a, Varnished':hardwoAd with pad and bumper. Ward Roaebrodka and Carl Stel- aquare. Jonson once Jokingly told TV viA w in g NO. 1 NATIVE MclNTOSH H.O. CARS SWITCHES, t Z tenfeldt wlU be In toe Town Hall King Jamea 1 that he’d U k^a DIESEL EN8INE w.Friday, Saturday and Monday to square foot of toe Abbey. Tlie is Aoty today..; TRAIN SETS LOCOS, Z s ceep t tax Uita from residents. King took him at hie word and ‘ A REG. 21.95 The Uete mugt be filed on or APPLES 4'^ and KITS buried Joneon atandlng. up. Powered A Unit. Dum­ POWER PACKS, FANCY HRM "RED EMPEROR" DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS! from *»' • my B Unit, Ready To Run! ETC. < SWEET UFE 1 / GRAPES 2»- " The Finest In The Country At Drastically H.O. TRAIN SET lU M U W E / 2 PRICE! om LARGE. HRM ICBBERG C 8 4 Reduced! Complete With Eiifiiw. 3 Con, Track I Fewer Peek. UNBELIEVABLE 1J b 1 J i ' Choose from hundreds. All tdp brands. V SAVEH! NOTHING ELSE TO BUY! iMiW 'fbF'liiimt LETTUCE 2^^^ I^ANCY PINK OR WHITE SROtESS so*t horn# hooting PRICES! OPEN 9 AeM. to 9 P.M. PAILY DURING SALE! o u r w q y i Delb by: ALEXANDER. IDEAL, TONI, VOiSUE. GRAPEFRUIT 4>- EXTRA 1.00 OFF! THURS. 10 to 11 A.M. See your cofivenlenf Cofinedieuf Bonk Tea get premium quality EFFANBEE cmd Meny Otiiers. I f obflhmt wHh R T -N . .j. the and! Trus# Company eSIce now! west eompictely effective fuel Yes ^irec Folks!>... On any cash purchase of 5.00 or over, made on Thurs. only, oil additive in use today. And / ■ f M that addfilg a goml uswl car will make llfa ^ o t you get premium eervioe. Au­ pisaeantar for cvenrbody! tomatic deiiveriae . . . a bsl- PLUS between 10 and 11 a.m.— we will give an extra discount of 1.00 over and above We’ve bclprf a lot of people in solving that prab- GMUSENSTAP^] aneed payment plan end many Im , u d we’ll help yon, too. Find the ear you want, other extras designed to make tom etopia at your nearest CBAT office or ask your the aale price. You save twice during this sensational off^r! Be sure— be here home beating rtoHy easy. ‘‘“ ‘•J • CHAT suto losn. A AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING • * CO G M T loan can be arranged -promptly, without fues early—and take advantage of this extra saving! and red tape, and you’ll have your second ear bafore with you know H i Mobilh#at ■T-e8 You repay Hi convenient monthly payments, snd Be dSee eeilee OPEN WED. till 8 P.M. - THURS. till 8:30 P.M. - FRI. till 9 P.Mi rjni esB taks up to two ycara L ift Ineorsnes is In­ Reg. 4J)S Fox "OO” ...... I I ■■■■W I ...... ' ■ ...... ■; I I rr^.ii All of Our 1 AL 5fPDEL HUNDREDS OF .. 1 cluded, free. 1 ^3 Reg. 9.25 « Civ# .jrour family this eonvenisnes right now I DINKY GAS UMRRELLA WE GIVE dLWr AIRPLANE ENGINE STEIFF AIRPLANE TENTS GREEN STAMPS TOYS Will fly dozens of 1 and TOYS different , e e 3.96 AH DretticiBUy models. WtWW ANIMALS BOAT KITS MORIMTY Reduced Reg. $40 Th« ConnseHeuf Bavilt Up Te */$ IS " DOLL Beg. I S i O u vn e . REDUCED! KIDDIE^ HOBBIES • TOYS • JUVENILE FURNITURE Vz Price! AMO TMUST COMPANY 1 Closeout' PLAY PEN BROTHERS Blki Nam 99b Lewett Prlcet* IF "BETTER TOYS MAKE BETTER CHILDREN' $6 Offlese Serving l i Ooeawetteut OonmunlUea 301-S15 Ceeler Sf. SAVE!!! 891 5 IA N BT., BfANOHESTBR le Tewsi. 1 Prices! 1.96 nVEN0W!ll| NOBT1I BBANOH— IS N. IMAIN ST. 10BS-9 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER PHONE MItebeH 3-5856 ^ Itaaker Fodsnl Deposit iBaanwee Oorp. M l 3-5135

. p A C T T ^ g r r r MANCHKSTER KVBNINO HSRALD, MANCBB8TBR, OONN^ WEDNESDAY. OGTOBEE 28. 1988 making our nattanal 8 s f ^ those who have k>st the power of automobile Industiy is aumksr' total loss todAr sould aot a com­ i RockviUe-Vernon stronger. It may wind up offer­ speech, batter aid to thooa .arlth ons, spending 82^ per e^ t iiiors pany n couple of extra mllllen by Blaase Damagee arrested Isst BMath In Itenor Your Pocketbook Impaired hearing and ths bops of than It did n year ago. A does next year.) nmbUhe raids staged t Horses Vaninhing ing the youngstera ,a Christmas B o lU m Police Locate By PATE HENUC holiday aboard ths moon. euro for fiatnl innoaoea. sacond Is ths instruments Indus­ Oa the average ths eompaniss Rogers Divisiqn ra is e and somo local pbUos In Roseareb also means finding These nra but n few o f the an­ try, upping Its ressarch and ds- survsysd by the AMA spend 8.3 Hartford Couaty. Ho ths h i North Woods how to mnnutacturs n product at swers I got) when I queried major velc^mient budget by 39.7 per per cent of sales on tbsir rsessreh fitet to go on trial. What ii reoearch? What does South Wlndlisin. Oct. 88 Oto—A Man Missing Kahan Replaces L\|gg lower cost. Sines labor costs art corporations on wtint -ths dollars csnL foUowsd by a 38J per cent end dsvelapmsnt budgets with tho fita damagod tha oslhfior nibbor Tho wilkout o t Aratart took it do for you and mo — for our Inersass for sloctrtcal naadUnsry Town Moves to End Logging Industry targe, reaearch is sllmlnating they spend for resoareb do for rubber industry topping all others prodiMte dlrisien o f t||0 Rogers place after tho State PoUcaman pockotbooks 7 and a 31.7 per cent laeraase for many hand operations. us. with a V-g par cent expsnditurs. Ckirp. hero last night From Bet Trial ralated from tha wltnsss 'stend Reaearch today is dedicated to Many a largt company todiy, nastal worfitiig machinsry. Rsavy Without ressarch ours would ho Ottawa — Horst power is fast piercing the barriera of tho un­ Research is developing not just nam es brobo oat la an area how, dressed In workmdn’e cloth­ In Town Counsel Post nsw products but complex refine­ rm told, spends 81fi,000 to $30,000 spenders this jrsar for rossarch a vary dull world. Thera would ing, he had placsd bets on horss giving way to horsopewor in known. , are general tnduatrial machtnsry be so little to challenge our Imag- behind the offleea of the IH-story Property List Filing (OMMne4 A major Instrument company ments of the old. yearly par employs on reoearch brick structure, racee last snmmer sriUl Arcieri at •Osnada's logging Industry.. One I Far Fleme* and development makers, chsmied eompaniss and inatkm and our sp e n ^ g . Al’s Rlngeida CMIta, $7 Maple Atty, Robort P. Kiban waa ap- la researching mind reading. Why T Resesxch calls for mors me­ food and beverage producers. No ons was reported bijttrod. tranqulUser plHs about noon and largo oastem-Canada pulp To bypass radio In commtmlca- chanics and mors sarvics. Re­ Research and development tteelf Tbs building bad been shut down Bolton Uxpoyan uro. now In n^tho Ohartw 0 «k Council UnMcUl Ave. polntod town ooonMl foe Vocnan Is big teisineos running done te If you are hunting a job, look that hla blackout followed. paper company boughu. Its last tions among troops' in aome fu­ search opens the job horixon. to companies In these Industries Gin Giatiniia Vary for tho night lUon to nbotish the necenity to drive. Wendell Rapp of the Coun- The 8-member jury hearing the by tba Soloctman iait night to iuc- Ressarch today la an midless $814 bilUon for the 800 companies cll'e executive ateff will be the State PoHoa Investigators loeat- horseakoa four yoara ago. In an­ PRETTY...SOFT...FORYOUI ture war. for a bright future. Firemen from South Windham, iM a n " tax"'Hstt personally each case waa held over by Judge ccod Atty, Harry H. Lugg. Tha ap­ ng the quest to give you a better product surveyed by tbs American Man­ Bolton oanpalfn dlreotor. Stanley other huge forest tract; whors A competitor ia researching the If you are Inveatmont-mlnded, Chicago—fbod cans holding Winimantle, Labanon and Wind­ jear if they wish. „ . . .. od Ardart almost sa soon as he House, who was epeclslly dsbig- pointment for a 3-year term takea mechanics of landing a mlirilosUe that may either cost you leas to agement Assn. The association ham center responded to ths Assessor BJl Pierce Herrick said Olbeon, aaiMant aoout executive, hofses wore onoa a mainstay, a affect Immediately. reports that fbass eompantss have hero should be some opportunities com, peas, oabbage, and other showed up at the hospital and nated by Chief Justice Raymond newsprint firm Is operating for the Now Hsol Trootmonlt In on a distant planet whhere no map buy or to operate and maintain vegsitafilca arc lined with a spo- alarm. They confined the damage today that the land maps prepared will epeak on scout acttvltlee and E. Baldwin of the Supreme-Court Atty. Kahan, a resident of rural New engines in the smaller cars upped this phase of their overall to make your money grow. But In the newly-completed revaluation took him into official custody and second yaar without a boras. Wsdgtoi for snsy walking, "SIDB SHOW- of the planet exists. elal finish. Cans containing food to the upper story of ths build­ preparation of th^ lAke of lelea of Errors to pnsido at a spocial Vemcm, is a partner in the law Research ia underway on how have been designed to offer from operations qy 18 per cent this watch to see whether a company open the way for ellmlaatlnf the plaoad a guard over him. Formerly horses won usod both Altsm Blaick, Rust is overspending on research and In vinegar have still different ing. camp In Stoninfton which la ached* At 8:15 a.m. Arclerl was dis­ criminal ssasion of court. piVB viopnc vppUfB fOr firm of Pigeon, GautU and Kahan to do without gravity and how to 25 to 40 per cent savings on gas. year, comparM with 1858. need t» declare lists of real prop­ uled to open next aumm^. All In maintenanoo and logging opera- Bruabad Suads which former Rockville Corpora­ Which industries are leading In development In relation to the re­ coatings, while beer cans tise yet The cause of the bloM was not charged. He was taksn to Stats Special Assistant State’s At­ turn sunlight and nuclear energy Ressarch, 1059, is mUlions of immediately determined. There erty. Only one further sUp must aduMa of Boy Scout Troop 78 and tlona Haulage from base camps smig-fMIng to rtis Instop - Butter Soft tion Counsel J. Donald Shannon dollars apmt oil your health. It reaearch today 7 turn It neta (This Is tricky. A another entirely different type o? Pellco hsadquarters and from torney Douglass B. Wright pro- into the Interior was dons ^ into electr^ power. Inside finish. was no dsmsgs sstlmats avsilahto be taken, he said, and that would Cub Scout Packs 78 and 157 are ...AteUow lootkors $9.95 will join Nov. 1. This tyde of reiearch alms st orovide'* an artificial larynx for According to the survdy, the project that might appear to be a be to require permits for interior unrsd to attend. there to the courthouse. sented the facte' about Arcisrl’a teams; this waa ths first function A naUve of Vernon, Atty. Kahan Improvements and additions to *nte Halloween party for ' Boy Judge Charles 8. House ordered disappearance to the Judge when to go whan It waa found that on In iiglit ceiwiruction attended elementary and second- Arcicri's $2,500 bond forfeltsd court reconvened this mbrntng. s typical haul a team starting for buildings. and Girl Scouts which was to be In nil sins ary ochoola here. He la a graduate ZonlnK regulaUona new require held Friday nifht haa been can­ when the accused man failed to The judge waa to make a de­ n woods camp with 2 tons of hay of the University of Connecticut and permits to build or alter the ex- celed. return to court for the afternoon cision later as to -whethaf ths was able to- deliver only 8,400 the University of ConnecUcut t^or of existing strueturea If New Arrival ' session of his trial. A nsw bond trial would b^e resumed today. pounds, consuming tho rest on tho School of Law. A veteran of World permits were required for Interior Word haa been received In town of $1-0,000 waa ordersd by the rotund trip. Now norsea art used War IT ha has been aaaociated with WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY PARKADEI work, a complete record would be of the birth of a aon,' Kevin John, judge. ' Soviet Russia annexed Estonia only In logging and then only in Atty. Robert J. Pigeon in the prac­ provided for the use of the aaaea- to Mr. and Mrs. Jamaa Roblnsoo Arcieri was ona of the M men (18,858 square miles) In IMO. terrain toe dtfBeult for traeters. tice of' law since 1949. He la mar­ s m in drafting the Rrand list each of Newark, Del. on Oct. 38. Mrs. ried to the former Helen Orseno of StORE ytar. Robinson taught second grade at Hartford. They live on Summit Coventry thla year ended an­ Bd. Vernon. tba Bolton sriwel in u M t while KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS OPEN nual SSachy p r u ^ ty evrnanaad bar budbsnd did graduate FiKBBABnNB Atty. Lugg haa served as town la now i^aiwttnc under thla aya- counsel for about 30 yoara. Ha la Ally- Robert Kahan at the TJblveralty of Oonnoetleut NEXT TD POPULAB MABXET tera. the aanm as MandMWter. The oouplo, new kwated at tho HARMACS 11th prosecutor of RockvUle City Oourt Herrick said the towa could pe­ and last year was reappointed 6 , DAILY Unlvoraity o f Dtlaware, has an- “PACE tition tba StaU TUI Oemmlndoner otbar aon, Mlcbael Jamoa, Legislative Commissioner of the f f C O r O f l for pemlarion to ellmlnata tba tax SETTER'’ State. declaratlooa aach yaar. TIM Com- la a yaar and a half old. The Vernon Board of Finance 1 0 t o 9 BnOette B ow T lack, Brown last night approved the Select­ mleatoaer’a approval would depend love Leather SATU RDAY 10 to A F| upon the reiMlU o f hia tasMottoB Tbo Aaaomors art holding thslr men’s request for $17,500 for an Church Picks w the teera’e xeoorde. He aaid'the ostial aarlas o f public, haaringa for office addlUon to the Civil De­ nropoeel would not anean the towa roooivlag tax Hate thla waak at the fense Communicatlone Center Oommunlty Hall. Houra art noon would need a full ttmo building on West Rd. Rev. Johnson Tha Board dC Aaesnsors would Iw to • pjn. waskdfiys and 10 a.m. to But the Finance Board referred ahlo to eonOaue to operate aa It 4 p.m. on Saturday. n o PTA exeeutiva committos back to tha Selectmen the re­ The Rev. Sumner W. Johnson doaa now. "TONGA" quest for $14,500 for two more po­ Proporty asraara would atlU hava will mast tonight at 8 o'clock at has been engaged as Interim pas­ tha aehool. lice cruisera and more aehool te declara paraosMi property hut Gray, Red • Lightweight police. tor of the Hebrob and Gilead Con­ net care, lir is of theee are received Tho Rapubllean Town Commit- Benedictine 1 tea will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Shoes With Finance Board Chairman Wil­ gregational Churches beginning tram the Motor Vehicle Depart- White Glove liam F. Luddecka asked the select­ maat Other pononal property at the Community Hall. SPECIAL GROUPS REDUCED 25 to 50% Leather Arch Support this Sunday. owned, buriaaae Inventorloe and men to arrange a meeting be He is minister at large of the • Cushioned tweed all boards concerned with e^pmant, would have to be de- Mancheater Evening Herald Bol­ $7.95 Connecticut Conference of Con­ Ctered each year. ton correBpoBdeat,.Doria M. From Heel the school transportation problem D'ltalla, telephone Mitchell 8-5645. To Toe — tho Boards of Blducation, Fi­ gregational Churches. He Is no Beard of FInaaoe Nolee nance, Selectmen and the police. The Nocwteh Dtotrlet of the stranger in the local churches, hav­ Mathodlat Churdt wUl receive n tax Like Walking On A Cloud Chief Constable Edmund F. ing served in the same capacity abatement of in accmdanoe Dwyer told the Finance Board two years ago when there was a wttli aa act of the IBM Leglalature. Load Stocks Relaxes Muscles that the additional cruisera were vacancy In the pastorship. The The Board of FInanca aecordlp(Iy ^ S H O E S needed for other aasignmenta committee In charge of finding a lacraaaod tho appropriation for tax well aa protecting children walk­ permsment minister for the two abatement by tiso at Ita meetlns “ Fitting /• •81 MAIN BT ing to school on busy roads churches Is still Inveatlgating but 4taotetlana rninlsbed bv without sidewalks. Ho noted that at last report had not been success­ laat nlsht. k J A N C M m iB m MMdtebrooK.^ there should be one policeman for ful. . The oristnai amount In the ac­ Bank Stocks Our Business’* count waa ttOO. The increase in every thousand persons, according ITie fall meeting ot the Tolland the appropriation will thereforo ra- Bid Asked to national police statistics. Ver­ Com. Bank and Trust Association of Congregational ’ atora tat original amount for tax non hts two full time ccmstables Co...... 88H 42H Chriatlan Churches will be held ahntenMnte which may become and several special conatatales. Sunday at 3:45 p.m., at the Staf- Boeaaaary durins tho temaininf l l Hertford Nations. B ^ k and Trust Co S4H Sfi\i SUOHT CHAROE FOR ALTERATION ON SAU ITEMS Box Meuatata Transportation fordvilla Congregational Churciv months of the fUeal yaar. Three reproaontatlvoo of the Box Judge WlUlam L. Maltble will dis­ Tho Board alao ^iproved a aux- Plre Inaoraaes Oompnnlaa Mountain Homes Aasn. gained as- Aetna F ir e ...... 80 88 cuss the propose(r constitution of fiatica of Town Cloric David . Burance from tho Selectmen laat the United Church. Tooney that Improvemante bo Hartford Fire ...... 178 182 night that police protection would National -Fire ...... 138 188 A chicken pie supper will be made to tha former Utarm en­ be provided for children who or- served at 6:30 in the church. At trance at the Community Hall. A Phoenix F ire ...... 71 74 d in ^ ly would walk along Tunnel part of tha original buUding, It now . Life aan Indemnity Ina Con. 7:30 the Rev. Lioring Chase of New Rd., when temporary bus trans­ Canaan will' speak on "The New eervee aa one of the main en- Aetna Casualty ___ 170 180 portation ends Nov. 1. traacea to the new town etOeea. Aetna Life New .... S3>4 86H ARTHURS Statement of Faith of the United The Board of Education set the TooDiey eatlmated It would cost Church.’’ Conn. General ...... 365 Nov. 1 deadline for tranaporting about |1M to $800 to reflnish and Hftd. Steam Boiler . 80 THE DRUG STORE THAT SA\TES YOU MONEY Donate $750 patet the walls, and to tile the pupils while Tunnel Rd. is being Traveler! ...... 80V4 Improved, in order to speed up the Tho Woman’s .Guild of St. floor. % waa anthorlnd to do the Pubbe OtOKlea' Peter’s has voted to donate $750 work on a day labor basis. 9 4 2 MAIN ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. work by the town crew. Conn. Light * Power 3314 The association representatives for UM in painting tha church purchase of riielving for tha Hftd. Electric Light 83 celling. The group recommended downatelre vault waa also ap- expressed a willlngnees to have Hartford Gas Co. . . . 43 SELF SERVICE their children walk aa long aa po­ that the work be completed before nrovod. An hourly rate of $1.80 an Southern New Ehtgland FREE DELIVERY Christmas. (•*! Mur was voted ter work done in lice protection la provided. They Telephone ...... 43 45 rocogniaed that bus transportation Swim Program Retained catalociiig and otherwise supervis­ Manafactnitog Oompaales After much discussion the He­ ing the storage vault. This plan iCHsoafly.'' ' ...... ¥■ Arrow, Hart, Hag. . . 70 73 Safety Committee Completed bron PTA haa deckled to continue was approved for the currant yaar Its sponsorship of the Red Cross QLiAllTY Ol'U.N f •)’, TO ,'t N In order to furnish data for esteb- Asaodated Spring .. 2214 24V4 Mrs. Myrtle A. Pierre of Rock­ fii.ts Bristol BrsM ...... 1114 ville and Irving P. Campbell of swimming course at Amaton Lake fO/f eVERV DO-n-yOURSELf USE! WEBKLT lU h ^ a aet fee for the Job which for another year. The Red Cross la not a regular part of the Town Dunham B u sh ...... 714 $2 JO SIZE Vernon, were appointed to the Ver­ Em-Hart ...... 4914 non Safety Committee by Chalr- has made up a deficit of $25 and Oioik’a resDcmBibUlUes.. a gift from the Grange adds an-, flooded rutaneo OaQ Fafnir Bearing .... 64 , man BdmunA F. Dwyer. Thla The Fire Department extin­ Landara Frary-. Clark 1714 DOROTHY completes the committee which other $25. A budget of $370 for guished a fire at the home ot N. B. Machine .^.... 2514 was reorganised with town and the current year haa been approv­ Special Value CISHIOR ed by the PTA. fVoderick Wsa^ihal on Keeney Dr. North and Judd .... 34H city residents to help find solutions Cold Weather Special at 8:48 n.m. yesterday. A flooded Rogers Oorp. (B) .. 12 QRAY to tho school transportation prob­ Farm Census Taker BOYS* furnace w m the cause of the trou Stanley Worka ...... 5414 lem. Mrs. LeRoy B. Kinney will act Me. No damage other than smoke Terry Steam ...... 38 HORMONE Consider Cllnle Request I enumerator for the farm cen- ■viB now being taken. She will GREEN RIBBON la the Utehea and utility room was Tonington ...... 31 The Selectmen referred to the SLACKS rsported. Veeder Boot ...... 81 $S TIE BAR and CUFF UNK Town Counsel a request relayed make a door-to-door call. Those HAND who have received the farm cen­ pousHEo oorroN U DO IT BiSiiBt Danes Ftaaned Tba abova quotations sra not to SET WITH EACH SUIT CHIC by Mayor Herman G. Olson to help Pair fee eenstraod as actual oiartiate. sus forma sent out a few days ago ■ The loenl chapter of Lions Tn . support the Manchester ^ Child Sisss 18-18-18 Only iiiiii tenatlonal will sponsor a dance OR TOPCOAT PURCHASED CREAM H A IR DRYER are asked to return them to the PERMANENT iiiiii HAMDEN EMBEZZLES JAILED ' Guidance Clinic. enumerator. lyiday night for the benefit of AT REGULAR PEICE The selectmen questioned the service club's eye research New Haven, Oct. 28 (8*)—Supe­ Oraage Notes FREE!______. whether the town could legally imogram at Tala Unlvarslty. The rior Court Judge Howard W. Al­ Hobo Night Saturday at Hebron ANTI-FREEZE dance will bo held, at the Red Em- corn has -aentenced Joseph Grace, contribute to a private organisa­ Charge OVR PRICE tion. Grange waa attended by 25 l-H b er from • p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets 42, of Hamden, to nine months in members, a group which the are available from B^Mon Lions Jail for embexxUng about $7,000 in $3.95 ’ They agreed to share the cost Aeeounta of Installation of a fire hydrant at Grange was happy to welcome. CHENILLE ETHYLENEGLYCOL or at the door. cash and stock from the A. 8. Announcement la made that He­ Boy Scoot Nesrs Beck Shoe Store here. Grace, for­ lavltcfi the city dump and approved a bill bron Grange has been awarded the HARMAGW of $600. Mayor Herman G. Olaon Boy Scout TVoop T8 will omit mer manager of the store, was Honor Orange prize for 1989. Alao Its moating tomorrow booauso o f santenced yesterday, hut Judge DISTINCTIVE MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR said an eaaem'ent was obtained the lecturer, Mrs. Kenneth A. Por­ Ea. BASE I < •48 MAIN STREET from James McCarthy- at no cost, BEDSPREADS GAL. tho school dance for Grades 7 and Alcorn gave him until Friday to TEL. MI •-41SS NEXT TO ARTHXHl DRUG ter haa won the State Honor Lec­ «. attend to family matters before to go over hlg land to a water turer’s award and second place in S^^0K{PS line In hU development olf Regan d o u b l e SIZE REG. 3-19 ‘ A msotiag o f aU adult Sooutara entering Jail. Some 83,000 li) cash ImVOHIU National Lecturers’ Achievement has bean scheduled tomorrow at and $4|0(>0 In stock had been em- Rd. Award. tho Oomanmlty Hall at 8 p.m. on beszUsd from the store. Advertise in The Herald-—It Pays The Vernon Board of Finance Homo Economics chairman, reelected Luddecke chairman laat Maralyn Porter, la taking orders night, and elected Blverett Gardner for fruit cakes. aa secsetaiy. Luddecke will also Hebron Orange will neighbor to­ GIRLS’. MISSES' NYLON S-T-R-E-T-C-H BANTMNI serve as spokesman for the Board night with East Hampton Grange KELUt Slate Conferences In a Hobo night program. The next ANKLETS FOR THE SMOOTHEST HT TABLETS Committee chairman have been meeting of Hebron Grange will be M O U T H fiMi ie todecleg '' named for the Kans Conference held Nov. 8. It will be Neighbors’ ^^SfMOKINO for all married couples to be held Night and visiting officers’ contest. WASH at Sacred Heart Church Hall Nov. It will be held aa usual in Gilead * ^ of 8 at 2 p.m. Hall. 3 87 e n * Pint DUG Site BUG 19 They, are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schools Oloae Friday Misselwitz, Mr. and Mrs. Michael The Hebron elementaiy^ school No size problem with smooth fitting and the regional high school will stretch aocka, rtus room for growth. ts to 30 AMP Rogalus, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Racine. be closed Friday to allow teachera One aige fita 8-8% or mlsfes’ 9-11. HiNq>ltal Notee to attend the anmital teachers’ con­ GAFE and TIER CURTAINS Admitted yesterday: Grace vention. ' FUSE BRUSHLESS Boothroyd, Wait Willing ton; The elementary school will also ^ V V Vitamins Savings -BARBASOL Stephanla Wianieskt, 100 DavU close at 12:30 p.m., Nov. 4, when LARGE ASSORTMENT Ave.; BariMira Nelson, Ellington the teachera will begin to hold oral s. Shave Crccmi Ave. conferences with parents. Re­ . 3 7 WOMEN'S FALL CASUALS PLUGS 40c Dla'oharged yesterday: Annette ports o f children’s progress in REG. 1.98 w . 2 Tubea Q9G Woodbury, RFD 2. \ school will be given. \ ■ Pair ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED ^ Admitted today; Milton Pom­ Legion Plans Setback eroy, 27'Burke Rd. Jonea-Keefe Post, American 5 ^ 3 3 ' Legion, will sponsor a setback Vernoa and liwoottvlllo news la tournan^ent this evening in' the VALANCES REG. 1.00 Kecli 6 7 c handled through Tbie Herald’s Legion Hall. The parties will he RoekvUIo Bureau, 5 W. Main St., held every IVadiiesday evening.' REG. RCG. p P > — — CO U PO N — i - i — 1 *. • S t a r i Y our tolephoiw TReswmt 5-8188. Richard D, Gale la chairman of the 2.99 FAIR 1.^ PAIR A Y T IN A L . ANSCO committee, with Richard M. Grant, SHORTIE CURTAINS THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY ONLY ^ Night Watch Richard Ives and Richard Keefe Multiple COLOR CUPPER on the team. Not aU fiizM in all atylca. Mount Vernon, George Wash­ To Stage Melodrama ,63“ LO N G AU wadfft hecla. Sizaa 4 to 9. Yard Goods Special | Nationally L A Y A W A Y Vlt8 lWl^ VitamiM Alii ington's home, ia carefully guard­ The Podium Players will present . 0 0 FLASH OUTFIT their melodrapta, "Lily, The ed every night by watchinen ac- OUR ENURE LOT OF RBRNANTS . CAMERA—CASE cbmpanled by Doberman plh- Felon’s Daughter," on Nov, 8 and REG. 2.91 7, at the Regional School audito­ Q Pair Advertised FLASH—BATTERIES—FILM scheri. Searchlights flood the INCLUDING DRAPERY FABRICS I I i REG. OUK PRICE lawns and electric eyes touch bit rium. ASSORTED STYUS TODAY W i B i i “C ” 1.95 1 C . 9 5 alarms In case. of Intruders as mcketa will be on sale In busi­ Watohae ^Camaras 100 Mg. M W t o l ^ - — ...... added precautions against pilfer-' ness places about the town, or may be obtained from any member of F L A N N E L G •g«. ______the cast. :!!!! CORDUROY SET WOMEN'S FLANNEL ^ Elaetrie Shavers AT Foreign currency " spent }n Israel In 1958 totaled $12 million. Manchester Evening Herald llftMtoy weniMra K U M 0 E R 5 This Is about twice aa much as Hebron correspondent Miss Susan NIGHTWEAR Elactris Appllaaoss B. Pendleton, telephone AOademy SOMMEX FIZRIN FLASH BULBS was apisnt In 1967,^ 8-8454. VALUES * Sfiverwart TABLETS iMiMt Mbir REG. $1.12 Food Handled Often IC Off I Corduroy takea a lining TO On Each Yard Purchased | For finto iloop A lraN ior. SLEEVE O F ' Invitation to Bid to match thellannel shirt: ^ Jtwtiry 9 8 IBULBS Sealed bids will be received at the Chicago— Roughly SO billion 3.9B With This Coupon Office'bf The General Manager, 41 pounds of raw products and 10 AD shrink edotrolled wt- Center S t, Manchester, Conn, un- billion pounds o f oontelnora and toojHaport Sixes t to A Iki__ tU November 3, 1969 at 8 P.M. supplies enter the nation’s 4,600 for 160 Tons Type O. C. Rock Salt. procssaed-foods plants every year. Our Fountain Now We Soli Bid'forms and specifications are Been poiilid ia handled two to 10 YO U M UST M Mnsnio ea y o u r m o n e y s a c k available at the Controller’s Office, times tn the preparatloii and PAY 977 M A IN . Open Sundays Americon Express 88 Canter S t, Manchester, Conn. processing stages. And the 85 MAIN ST. MAN0HE8TER PARKADE Town of Manchester, Conn. billion pounds of finished products NBCrVIAR B A M . lUehard ..Martin, General have to be conveyed two to four to 9 P.M, Money Orders Manager times before they leave the sblp- A dvt No. 189 doekA f AGf TWlWW-1

____ Tow In L«rg«r Slits “A g M (SMO WEB iMd By a ir ! you tanra MALLGWEnt R»- .lUMHMEMTi from tho FIN* PAMtTKT SHOP, S8I Center Btraet OOOIOEB stisped Into owlo, cato and wltgHae ere fun ta eco and eat. Faetlve OAKBIS and CRIP- i r e r CAJOM resHid out party goodloe. ACaOBB lOSudanaia KfBrolds Fourtaan wMtias ad OomGH- 1 Pepular 81 Turn outward NTTTB (Jelly ar cream-SlIad, also •Rulnt animal fmetod, raiaad aad gtaaad) are so Brantalaaof DOWN good anyunw. th* iBaefaa 1 Indians 11 Mountain 3 DaelaliM A spaeial hoaay -fronting to njrmpha SFaal ItTik lifB easy ishil efflhianf to clean SONUE DAT* p rm il in the them ean ha mad* hy coihbinlng 38 Ca piiytlum trtth OLABBlCt OF GOOD LUCK. rugs or bare floors,‘walls and fur­ ApWlAnee Dagsttment J t MONT- MS Main Street, eetebratee 51 one siighily baatan egg whit* with ISProporty ■ Paradise SI Give years of sorvlng ConiiecUOUt’s enough honey for proper coneis- I t Follower 8 Disorder 33 Kreeta fllamant IS.SS a Mtir;' now shown at MAR- niture with a powerful ELECTRO­ aO M iR t WABO OOaiBANT, for 38 Simple 36 Beachoa RtSOlFB.-MVMain Btroat. These LUX (R) AirroMATic c l e a n ­ ‘Jl* next ten days. Witb taeh pur- beautiful woman. To commemo­ tency. 17 Number (pi.). 7 Nautical term 87LOW faUawfl rate the occasion they. offer a MANCHESTER IflUllan I Motive 38 Hawaiian a « ■ hOiloMr-ftenimed ■ champagne e r . Call Mitchell 8-A3M. ahase of a rul't*, rafrigerator, predpica SlEagliih river fUjaea, romahtioally anf raved iUvA w a s ^ or taierialen set you Bonat" INFALLIBLE COLD Vary ymir favorito wattle batter gentleman ■ Diners 41 Corded by adding to It one tabtaspoon of MDiapateh 10 Cubic meter 38 Butti . with two-heart' de.algna and fur- OhoooUkte Honey f*eUV0 ffUBK MBRCHANDram WAVE for 311.70 (33.00 extra for 13 Foot covering 31 Venerala fabrics thRt ornamented with a{irite of CttmmATBS that ean be used haircut), which includes a style ited orange paal. fUka'as neual. BOTTLINC CO. S3 Group of 43 Love to exeeat Vt cup oocoa rv* with orango slicaa and animali 13 Act 33 Lecturer lltjr of the F^tley. Good luck li H oup honey anywherd In Uia store, or in any consultation, tsst cur), eondltion- C 10 HINDtRSON ID. IS Numbers 33 Marih 48 Foot part hellevBd prevail if the bridal Montgomery Ward store. NO Ing shampoo, fashion set, long- planty of honey. S3 Perforation 34 Kind of lava 47 Naval (ab.) H teaspoon salt A ll 1 . 7 m 34 Jan daneea (ab.) couple "tnaate" to their continued 1 cup hot water MOtmiLT PA'ncgaYTS required tasting permsnent. Book your ap­ hapidneep on each anniversary Mix cocoa, honey and aait in top qntU February IMO. A |A deposit pointment now. Tour hair wilt Uaing one tabiaapoon of honey SSPlart OB b 1 B r with these GLABBBB OF G(X>D win deliver any marchAndlse up look eapeelally lovely for the for each egg white makee delleimi* wordi 1 1 ) 4 r of double holier, add hot Water meringue for lemon pi*. STBom LUCK. Many new gift Itema are gradually and mix well. Cook until to 'ItOO. A tlO depdeit delivert Thanksgiving holldayi particular­ 31 Croup ol II arriving daily at HARRISON’S. amooth and thick. Pour Into jar, marchandisa Ovar l l OO. Come in ly If your hair fcalS softer than SAYS Burmefo See the CUT CRYSTAL bowls, the cover and put in refrigerator to soon and aat'the OQMPVTB LINK ever ^t«r the first shampoo and Make your famllFa favorito BY'THE CASS 1? H l-n , oaraala fast# avan batter by provid­ trlbea r SILVERED CRYSTAL cake uee in making jnilk ehakea, of IMO A i^ A N ia M , and set. It's a gala season, this au­ SELFPI^^K-UF 35 Arrival (ab.) lates, the Danish BENT CRYS^ TO make Chocolate Flavored 'mURVlSIONB. Use the Lay- tumn harvest Urns. Put your spir­ ing this simple topping for hrsak- i r r Away; a |fi daposit will hold any its in glorious hsrmony. A PER­ faat foodr. Stir thro* tahlospoons a ;t t ^ e p l a n t SOBIrthdar of Stl traya. smooth, graceful and Drink us* 3 Ublespoons of Choco­ of honey Into on* cup of milk. 3“ ! T | | r ■ p etched with gold or bronae. late Honey to I oup milk. Mix well itam until Deoember M, MANENT WAVE is a tonic! thoniughbredi and serve hot or cold. Top with TiSSfKTSRTSSRnEr li January lit r r Differrat Treat whipped cream Ht desired. flalad Tip Doable Treat North off West Crator St Fixed nmUne Salad green will atay. crisp 'if Double dessert and deuMy nu­ The Inquirer 33 A rider uiM » r Next time you serve baked po­ c a r n i v a l BY DICK TURNER 1 tatoes ymi may anjoy spooning on Snappy Oar Coats you wash and dry tham a few tritious: top creamy ice pudding with small squsres of a bright 8 3 6 9 ^ SS Withered r a teaspoon of sour cream and a Fashion shlfU into high gear hours ahtad of serving and refrig- 1 aprinkle of minced chives instead when you slip into a warm,' amari- erata them. Tear them up into the fniit-flavored gelatin dessert. se-si 37 Toothed wheel 5^ BSSeaaen 51 51 of the usual pat of butter. looklng CAR OOAT Shown at ela* you want, put them In a aalad wnx na mw PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER SOHaw'oiiBB If BURTON’S. Ml Main Street. bowl and cover tightly with trans­ Honey Float pepper \ Team a Mdit «bd a Kweater , Choose from corduroy, poplin, parent plastic wrapping before 8 UhIeM>oona honey MH-O-RAMA I I ohiiling. Add the dreseing at the 41 Stormed i r WL From CORST CASUALS, BBT Ztbellne, all-wool tweed, flaunting % cup milk A lovely frOck for drese-up wear 4SPavini Main Street, end you have .the In- alpaca linings • or woof Hninga of laet minute before toesing and H cup vanilla or chocolate Ice that Is deelgned to flatter the lubataneo r i iredienta for a versatile ward­ plaid with matching scarf, con­ serving. cream matron's figure. 44Pmtltad robe. Whatever your daytime oc- vertible hoodk, racoon collars. In Add'honey to milk and stir un­ No. 3359 with Pett-O-Rama le Tomorrow, FriiUy snd Saturday 4B Ibcploaivo r eupatlons, in a claasroom, office, Mlsaey and Junior sises. prioes Let She Thormometor Dip til dissolved. Add lo* cream and In elxes .38, 38, 40, 42, 44. 48. 48, 4ISagi traveling or shopping, you'll find being at in .M . The ZIP;LJNBD Let It sleet and enow. For oom- ■tir until dissolved in milk. Makes 50, 52. Bust 88 to 54. BIze 88. 40 41 Island In E 1 V COAT le really two-coate-ln-one. plot* winter protection MARI one serving. NeW YorlcBay the well-fitUng BKIRTS of 100 bust, 5 yards of 85-lnch; 7-3 yard per cent wool a Joy to wear. You Wear it rain or ehlne, in warm or MAID’S, 501 Main Street has the contrast. feel so comfortable and look ao windy weather. The "DuPont" on* and two-plrie SNOWSUTTB For Your *Onoe a Year Hay* To order, Mnd 85c in coins to:— STERUIG SALE well In one of theae carefully Zelan, which makes the coat water- for boys and girlM, Infants to sis* Have fun on HAXLOWEEN. Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL tailored akirte of fins fabric. repellent, will last through repaat- 14. From famoua makers, these Get your party auppliea from ning Herald, 1180 AVE. OF Smm up to $801 on BWBATRRB flown from Bootland, ed washings. In willow or natur­ SNOW9UOT8 are tailored to with­ MARLOW’S, 857 Main Street. MERIOAS, NEW TOBIK 85, N England. France' are soft as al; prices start at |17.M. stand frequent washings and are Here on one counter aro the dec­ 3AHe -3CFI« -M II.U E - cloud and protty a* a eunaet. Try You'll be pleaeantly. aurprised quick to dry. You'll ttnd the fea­ orations, favors, hats, maaks (5c For lat-class mailing add 10c tham on; there are button-up Keep It Cool to find how quickly and- epaily thia tures you want for long wear and and up) wigs, noisemakere to help for each pattern. Print Name, Ad lovely apron ia to sew end em-. .permth (padded knees, knitted you have more fun than you can eardigane and smooth alipona. Modern "Quick-cured" hanu wristlets, cuddly llilings). Come in dress with Zone, Style No. and 4 i must always be kept und*r refrig­ broldar with gay 'South-of-the- •hake a broomstick at. HAXLO- Size. %m»timktmm. m. TniH.. u.i.»m. o*. Border’ metifa-^ . soon, Oct ahead of the shopping Creamed honey, nut meats, and eration. ■' WEEN M>iywwpeeia \MrraM« •»'*» • 4 t ing It. lil'Qth at moths and for- colored; )>eat in milk and vanilla. French-fried enlim ring*. Make ing service to you. Drive up to the g e t. mildew woirriee. So rasy to time. Get all aix and have a val­ a handy .tool Toy shredding small service window at 300 West Mid­ "H soama to b« fillin( ipirt! Noithor th* lithtar, th* uable collection. ends of cheese. Gently beat In chocolate mixture the sauce for The curry with ISMIea TlMI ele^p. alternately with the sifted dry in­ bouillon and a few tablespoons of dle Turnpike (near the Parkade) ttoiif le*e^ J U D D SAXON BY KEN BALD and JE R R Y BRONDFIELD •loetrio razor, tho radio nor tha phonograph will work!" gredients. Stir in bananas and cream; use canned onion rings. and enjoy TWO HOUR SKIRT walnuts. Turn into buttered 8 by SERVICE. Your order wUl be ex­ AW.»MI0N,»WHAVeAPIS7n«<««"«» „ _ VE5-SO I'VE HERE ARE THE FSAPERsI •AVE •••.9 ft •• P b . SM toriM f « p 4 visnoR-okLeB He's w C too badaboutiw mouhs HEARD. FROM THE REAiry by 3 inch pan. Bake in mod­ Honey Milk pertly laundered, ironed to a A A a A A wnei COMRANV. I'VE EXAMINED smooth, gleaming finish and thSn . THAT VOUNS POOL SAXON, t a^MAN, MIf. WYIE, BUT Mi erate (350 degrees) oven 50 min­ 8 tablespoons honey to melee cf beeuUfM NnsloOM ttcHtoe doaenm SIGN THi PURCHASE R*Pe«i ilEB 16TARTEP BiLIBVINS WILD THEM CAREFULLY AND . BY ROUSON 834A2S utes. Placo pan on rack to cool 5 cups milk neatly packaged. That’* service! E BMk/ ysiORIES ABOUT OUR TOWN ALL IS IN LITTLE SPORTS MAIN ST. TEL. cut' Into bars; .remove with spat­ Uee H. Enjoy it. Take advantage SMMcfto .8180.00 N 0 W -f9 * .7 f NCnXNS NEW mPUSTTty MORE Ml 541M Few grains salt THAN TOUR WONDERFUL SIFT., MANCHESTER ula. Store in tightly covered con­ Add the honey and salt to the of it. saVK M S«St a» Pu. Seeode* te* B P WARDS tainer. milk and etlr until diseolved, Six S*EdSf% $340.50 MOW > #19SA9 Obeet ISlIzded H «l servings. To top-'A lce,'-(|pwad It MardI Gras Obstaihoe, $1.88 saVB ttttSASI SB l^ilsrriou far U a' •»» At PINE-LKNOX P^RM A CT, AaaouiMlng New NtoM Stours ...... DifiitoHr $300.00 ' rMwr - HaOiS*^ Ckeil Jaeludef SStS 300'East Center Street, you’ll find •TfedamKkeelOMMelSA HtoulMtod»fW.Tai the HALLOWi^ hUPPUEB your Beginning next wfek, MAN. little goblins Want. The Mardi Gras CHESTER LAUNDROMAT. Use a|ff$|M^‘ lM)iw|y.-as ef Costumes, $1.08 'ar*- so designed to Center Street, will he O several ipfeadO for ''"dpe'n-fa'ced DAILY for your convenlence'from Capr.’M tellM pasC arK flt.'the.a-I8 size equally well. Theae sandwiches to serve for an .after­ TM .W artd fcgbti tix A /#wt» have the impressive, oversize 8 a.m. to 8 p.m, This means stay­ noon or evening anaek. - '-hi heads, (Baby Doll, Horrible HatUe, ing open all day Wednesday plus B. C. BY JOHNNY HART Many Bye Mo, ToCem Tom). Then Thursday and Friday evenings to Spread crackers with a Wend of there aiw the regulation costumes, 8 p.m. As the holidays approach, honey and creamed cheese, to JXWELElia—SILVERSMITHS BY ROY CRANE LtT's PLAV RDLLCaV $1.08 to be for a night a Gypsy, your dajyi get more crowded. which nuts or grated orange peels ass MAIN ST„ MANCRKSTE1I—MI 8-3741 BUZZ SAWYER TMt LEAPER. Pirate, Clown. Party napkins, table Delegate your laundry 'chores to have been added. ITWMAfUM\ ■RKINHYMSIMTMR'OU.' «OULDTKSUB ' Ncr,SiR.. ea rr wouumt have cloths set the appropriate mood dependable MANCHESTER mnYfURMRAU V M R I I K ONLY KHONH U.S. . MRIONHANIIItN tuRTACto to f n r m from T for this "bewitchin^ ” night. Stock LAUNDROMAT, with Its Indi­ Flowers That Need N* Water or NR/y OFFicf R tveaioDtvc MKUARBWimr THAT TRAWLER. KSWfS.l Up On enough -tasty handouts for vidual washers, Guff dryer s, Daily (Are wTM A RUSSIAN Su b m a r in e . DIDN'T KNOW RUSSIA NAP the trick-or-treat crowd with cello­ trained attendants. Hera it's AL­ NUeifAR SUBS. ^ Pick yourself a fraxh-looking 8MCE TASK AaOUP ALTA'S JOB phane bags' of Indivldui^y wrapped WAYS FAIR WEATHER. bouquet of blossoms and foliage KTO FMD,WAKH AND, IP peanut butter kisses, or assorted that will last and last. FLOWTO TotUkcrafi’s NEcissARv, ossimvwmA candles, SOc for 14-oz, package, SUBS, w inti w m iiT tD in ---— Fruit Bars FASHIONS by M7LBKOWBKI, 1 cup ssedless raisins, chopped 506 Main Street, have all the flow­ L YOUR RfCfNT iXPIRIBNCtr, Making Mannalade? Use the Jelly te ^ when you are 1 cup orsnga Juice ering species you like beat. These NEWHIPMOLD making orange .htormalade: dtp 1-4 cup nugar unblemished boaiities of washable metal spoon into the mixture, 1 1-8 cups sifted all-purpose Gour, plastic are so perfectly detailed, eo taka inthes off your hips then hold it sideways and set divided real looking, you’ll touoh them two drops form on its edge and cup "soft butter or margarine and amell them. Come In and pick 1 cup firmly packed light brown the' posies you like; they wlH be • a t ’ETtarti'* drop oft at the same time. For very thick or stiff marmalade, sugar arranged for you with pr^essional MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALL cook until the drops run together 3 eggs, well-beaten - artistry here at no extra charge. Exm-eddr tide eectkiB as they fall oft. H teaspoon vanilla Or, perhaps bna' of the arrange- WE OUGHT ''IDON'TGEEWHV H teaspoon baking powder nnenta on display will take your TOCHliT-MRG. WECANTGETINA LED5PUVA w . Youngaters Won’t Get Chilly 1-4 teaspoon salt fancy like the grouping nestled MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONAR.’) LITTLEJTTLE FIVE CABCAW \ ''I DUXEyWkJ.06 FEW MORE HANDS 1 cup' Gaked coconut, divided on a palm leaf or the green foliage 6TU0THI6HAN-(AND J V WAITING COPPER, DO 'iDU, PHIL? Keep kiddies snug and oozy youanampswBX OMBURtf llWOUJWt ) rYWW/llllTRVIN^ in machine - washable ’’Tldj^in'' Simmer raisins in orange Juice and g;old grapes tumbling over CRRniNLVMFIOIJB BBttaiPBMviPTHey ^ 8NOW8U1T8 for boys and girls until plump and tender, atmut IS. driftwood. WXjJPOTHBYKNOW -rrMBATINEnATiqN from ANDERSON’S WEE MOD­ minutes. Boil off any excess Juise, ABOurityiT? WtTN ABRAMIAN^ ERNS SHOP, 308 East Center being careful not to scorch. : For a salad drsaaing that’s dif­ Street, now 8PECIAUZINO Combine augar and 1 cup Gour. ferent try thia; Best one-half cup APPAREL FOR INFANTS, Add butter and mix until crum­ honey and one-half cup lime juice! SIZE ex. You’.H find here com­ bly. Pat Gour pilxture over bot­ together until wall blended. prehensive variety for this par­ tom of greased 8-inch square ticular age group.. Sturdy, attrac- pan. Bake in moderate oven, 350 Make a simple sandwich spread • • tlce SNOW8UITS of nylon or poplin degrees, 25 mtnutei. Meanwhile by blending honey with chopped lined with toasty orl « bote L o |t4 saw this side of heaven are now very little mottling of fat, it must serving. 010 abiding in the CHRISTMAS be cooked quickly and is beat HOUSE of SCANDDfAVIAN. whan ssrved on the rare aide. CRAFT SHOP on the IfllWer street Spread Beeswax on cookv aheeto . Square -Yard Goer of Watkins. The sweetest to keep cookies from sticking dur­ : • WMtiia Don't Ovoreook * ing the baking proceu. BELLS you.'tysr heard this side cf You know you have overcooked ‘ rx ir widths heayen are only $3.60, to . tinkle yellour vegetables when they have Mutual Funds MIgbtly Higher ihehlly at your door. You’ll want a lavishly .trimmsd STOCKINO to lost color; you have overcooked For maximum safety, ineome 9 hang on yw r mantle Just as you white ones when they become and growth, you should ehaoh the see here. Titere are APRONS and dark. advantages ef MIDTUAL FUNDS CORSET SHOP TOTS and JEWELED BOXES. avaitobto at your New York Stock PACTOtY MHIISftIFATIVE HiRf iA nnttA Y vj^^ One entlN room la brimming with Bxohanga Menvhor, 8HBAR80N, «S1 MAIN STREET—MI AMPLE PARKIl^ m CHRISTMAS CARDS. ChrUtmM and prune* and dll them with MAMHmj:> AND COMPANY, 918 “happens” to you here. erenmad hoaay. Main Street. Mitchell 8-1871. i l l n i l I ...... I ' I I '■'"■I I tofato MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER fS, 19M PAGE TWENTY- MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTOR^ CONlf, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28,. 1959 FACffl TWENTY-FOUR Free Admission for All NCAA Sefe Down Ole Miss and Arizona State 500Home Runs k ■ Herald Angle 1 To Wesleyan Contest EARL YOST Further Action Glatz Scores Twice, In T^d’s R^nge fipnrte Bdltdr Middletown, Oct. 28 (ff)—Admiiwion will he free to Against Other Booters Top Platt, 6-1 the Wesleyan-Swfirthmore foothfiH game here Satur­ N ot‘All Sunshine and Rofilss . New York, Oct. 28 (/P)—Ted Williamn of the Boston Red day. The “free admlsaion” announcement ‘5 It wasn’t, all sunshine and roses at the first annual Golf Schools Likely First period goals by Joey Campo8eo,'B^ SwaosoBf RoUe Sox moved within striking distance of another baseball bat­ that all residents of this community were to he adm itt^ Jamboree last Supday for male members at the Ellington ting milestone as he closed in on the exclusive 500-homer club without charge to the game in observance of Glatz and Kevin Reardon tamed yesterday’s CCIL aoeeer Country Club. Two golfers, AI Grotheer and Pat. Rose, each Boston, Oct. 28 {/P)—The match into an easier game than expected from a good Platt in 1959. Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals and was third in the all-time list­ Active players with 200 or more Among the earlv entries was a chester teams lest Sunday in Tor- Dartmouth may score Saturday bation, but was not made Inellpble Goal Line Stand mally is not possible for tho rod seven man team from Central rington. "M It wasn’t for the for bowl games or national titles light denoting a goal to flash. counted for the wlnnar'B ottMT ings of both leagues. Babe Ruth lifetime home runs; and the Indians, with Bill Gundy J. D. Smith tried a headlong dive to score from the one-yard line in Detroit, but the goal, his sixth of the carapaigB. compiled the most home runs in a Player and Club ToUl Connecticut College (formerly Manchester' fahs, the park wou\d back in form, may even spring a Each action cams as the result Aa the final horn saimdod a lifetime, 714, and Jimmy Foxx was 1. Williams, Red Sox ...... 492 New Britain Teachers). The men have been deserted,” Holcpmb re­ of violation of rules governing fl- Lions stopped the 4§erh’ fullback one foot from pay dirt. The home club’s defense ChtesM'player knocked tho jnick Swanson netted his fourth Foeger Guest Speaker p o rt^ .. And from New Haven surprise gnd win. I know one fel­ nanctal aid or recruiting of prospec­ ■wssn’t always ss strong, Rowever, and San Francisco rushed and pasaed to victory. Camposeo his second aad for second with 534. 2. Musial, Cardinals , ...... 412 will run under the colors, of the low,, not acquainted with the Into tno cage. Hi# rod light flash­ Reardon it was hla first Berra became the 16th player in 3. Snider, Dodgers ., 354 Central. Connecticut A.A. Coach Register's Dave Phillips, who has Major Hoople system, says it will' tive athletes. Both ar»|, effective ed, and tho Bladi Hawks swarmod major league history to produce 4. Hodges, Dodgers ...... 345 Ted Owen reports. Collegians en­ seen UConn and Southern Con- be Dartmouth 33, Yale 6. immediately. around Bowors claiming the goal, Red and White Coach Dtek Dan­ nepUcut (formerly New Haven In addition, Ariiona fitate vras ielson was outwardly plaaaod wHb At Ski Club Program 300 home runs. Yogi connected for 9. Berra, Yankees ...... 303 tered are Jimmy Keefe, Frank oDOROE MTrcmXL, veteran Teachers) play several football Crash, Catch with Equal Ease which would have tied the score, 19, giving him a career mark of 6. Mathews, Braves ...... 299 Barnes, Dick Cabral. Clem Mc­ * • • * declared ineligible for one year, Not Surprised counted. Ms team’s paasing which ha Manchester basketball promoter, i:an\ee this fall. “If the two teams for any television prMTAms s i' termed "very good despite a soggy 303. He stands 14th In the all-time 7. Mantle, Yankees ...... 280 Grath, Sam PereU, Dick Uso and is heading a move to organise a rdet,' uCtmii would win by at least John, Not John Ject to control by the NCAA. However, Powers bad oesn tha Former technicul director of the^ Critics praise Foeger's new figures and trails AI Simmons, who 8. Kluszewski, White Sox.. 259 Elmer Robinson. The Blue Devils At Yale’s Record green light, so hs dlsallewsd the flsld.” But hs was eomeiraat central Connecticut Basketball 85 points. New Haven has one Fed Faced Department: Leader Second Punishment disappointed over ths performaaM Auetrisn Ski Awn. and capUIn of method. Ski Magaaine aays: "Of had 307, by four, 8. Thomson, Cuba ...... 2.59 have chalked up five consecutive League. At an organiaational pretty good team. UConn has ' at of .the fine, and talented, Manches­ It was the second time in six claim 'The Oanadiena thus In- both the German. Alpine National all the teaching methods in this Part of Yale’8 Success of his backa which could have basa Teammatea Duke Snider and 10. Mays, Giants ...... 250 wins this cross country season meerting Monday night, aix teams feast two." .. Speaking of UConn, ter High Band is Bob Vater, and years that Arizona State hag been Now Haven, Oct. 28 — cresMd their league lead four much better.. Tbs backfleld op- ■ki team and Auatrian National country, Walter Foeger's Is prob­ Gil Hodges of the World Champion 11. Zernial, Tigers ...... 237 without tasting defeat. were represent^: Hartford, Man­ Head Coach Bob Ingalls feels that not Bob Johns, as mentioned in my disciplined by the NCAA, The Coach Bob Biackmaa of Dart­ points over the idle Detroit Rod Ice hockey team, Walter Foeger ably the only one which is organ­ Los Angeles Dodgers continued ■ratlvea gave the aggrseslve Platt 12. Wertz, Red Sox , ...... 228 26 Entries chester, East Hartford, Rockville, Dave Blehop, a converted back, sideline account of highlights of school drew a reprimand and two- mouth laa’t too eorprlood at Wings. forwards too many open shots at will be the gueat apeaker Friday ised systematically down to the their advancement up the lifetime 13. Banks, Cubs * ...... 228 The entry list numbers 35 at could play any College team in the the Manchester High football game year probation Sept. 1, 1953, and Yale's snoeess this year. Dick Moore bad put Uit Cana- last detail. Wedeln in a week Willimantie and Holyoke. New Goes to Fine Wingmen the goal because of their poor po- night at 8 o'clock at Bowera home run ladder. Snider broke a 14. Sievers, Senators ...... 215 Tennis Star to Wed Model this early date, a clear indication Britain, Southington and Hamil­ country aa a linebacker. Ingalls in last night’s editio.i. Anyway, waa declared ineligible for all "Yale had a good team last dtens In front with a goal In tha ■iUonIng. But all thna gnalies School. Hie program la aponaored sounds ridiculous but Foeger haa lOth-place tie with Hank Green­ that another large field will com­ ton Standard are other possible ■mUee when one* menUone Bishop Bob, Vater, that 1., the hot dog NCAA events In 1953-54. year ovex though It won only first period, apd the RIehard succeeded in teaching housewives, berg by hitting 23 for a total of Tennis star Pancho Gonzalea poses with 23-year-old model Madlyn must have tasted godd, even with­ employed by Danielson s l u n ^ to by the Mancheater Ski Club, Inc. Players with 300 or more life­ Darrow at their engagement party.' Madlyn Is wearing a 2%- pete in the popular holiday foot entries. ■e he Is only a sophomore. In another action, the NCAA rS' When you start trying to explain the amazing f^epord of two of alao,” Blookmoa ex- brothers collaborated to score the lod advantage^ making ssvsfal and the public la cordially Invited children and businessmen to make 354. He is only five behind Johnny time home runs: ^ race through Manchester’s atreeU. * « • out mustard. . When Jeff Koelsch moved the University of Cincinnati Jllalood to local epertewrttera hi winning goal at 17:49 of tha sec­ steady reverae-ahoulder Christies". Mize, In ninth place with 359. carat round cut diamond engagement ring. The couple plans to of the Manchester Imperial foot­ Yale’s 1959 football team, you might begin with the ends. le savea. to attend. There is no admlaalon 1. Babe Rvith ...... 714 marry after Gonzales' divorce from his wife, Henrietta becomea Last year there were 131 entries, MANCHE8TBR, Red Embeps from a probationary status. Cincin­ a telepboiio Interview yeetor- ond seeslon. Maurice (Rocket) but contributions will be welcomed. Foeger has skied in 38 different Hodgea also climbed ahead of 2. Jimmy F o x x ...... 534 90 starters and 89 finishers. Off the Cuff ball team visits the Stats Prison in nati waa placed on probation April Coach Jordan Olivar, once apprehensive about the abilities of dny. ■naked the puck away from Ron piatt’s lone goal by rwervs Bud countriea in competition, the mil­ Greenberg, going from 12th to 11th final in January. Madlyn said ahe met Pancho last June when will practice Thursday night at S Wethersfield, he Is always greeted 29 for violation of grants-in-aid Foeger, who also was the cap­ 3. Mel Ott ...... 511 she started taking tennis lessons at a Hollywood, Calif., tennis Already runners from seven o’clock at the Armory. All poil- WeS'Feshler la playing regularly his ends, isn’t any more "The difference Is experieneo. Murphy at canter lee and fed It tain on the Austrian Davis Cup itary and of course for pleasure with 345 round-trippers.-He socked 4. Lou Gehrig ...... 493 teams have enterod including the with the-Trinity freshmen soccer w'th a number of hellos from the rules. Byers said the school has There are four capable Eli enda used more frequently aa rsceivsto This team has experleace and to brother Henri, who eluded one before he answered an appeal 29 in 1959 and is only nine in club. This will be her first marriage. (AP Photofax). tione are open, Mitchell reports. inmates. Jeff has ntvar spent more "made adequate adjustments to tennla team Is now teaching a new 5. Ted William* ...... 492 famed Boston A.A.. New York -I team this fall. He Is a former three as close in ability as the fingers than ths ends. But who can over Is very woU balaaoed.” defenseman to score. method of skiing at the Jay Peak made by Jay Peak Inc. to the back of Snider. The latter and than a few hours a t a time Inside lU program and now conforms with on your hand. Seniors Matt Free­ The Ells’ sneoess against The succeaeful idek came from _ 6. Stan Musial ...... 412 Pioneer Club and Finnish Amer­ BASKETBALL teams intsrast- epart—baseball, basketball and the high walla but has been bring­ NCAA regulations.” look Ernst’s touchdown catch In scramble in front of the Manehes. Ski area In Troy, Vt. wtiene he la Austrian Government for a per­ Hodgea rank third and fourth, re­ 7. Ralph Kiner ...... 369 ican A.C. Manchester Hsrrlers, soeosr—star at Manchester High man and Fred Ernst are usually the Brown game and his vital grab Dajimenth Satnrday In the alao the manager. His new method son to organ iM and develop the spectively, among the actIVes with ed In playing In ths Ree Senior ing in outside baseball, basketball Byers said violations involving ter goat. 8. Joe DlMaggio ...... 361 comprised mostly of high school League may register now at.the . . By the way. whatever became the starters, but they have to to sat up the first aoora in the Yale Bowl may depend on the Delaware Ranked teachM skiing in the slmpleet and ski business. He accepted and was Berra next in line. , Sylvester Rates Tag, .ef the triple threat back in foot­ and football teams to play the pris­ transportation, housing and enter* ladtana’ aeo qnarterhaok Bill The laMaos’ Reaiaad nnhsiliils sent here as-their representative. Rddie Mathews of the Milwau­ 9. Johnny Mize ...... 159 boys, will compete as well as run­ Community Y with Don Cowlee. oners for 25 years. talnment given, 10 proapective stu­ keep plugging to stay ahead of Cdlumbla contest T And how about Thunday, at M stol Eastern. most natural anty, wiUiout use of .. . .1.54 ners from the Central Connecticut ball? . . Henry (Gus) Agoetinelli senior Pete Riddle and sophomore Onady aad haUhiek Jake snowplow or etem turn. The meth­ He la also a talented artist, writer, kee Bravee probably will become 10. Duke Snider ...... Five teems have entered. Tele­ ■ * ■ » • dent-athletes in 1968 prompted the Pappas' unforgattabls and sensa­ No. 1 Eastern Club Nov. 3, at Conard; 4, Conard; 11. Gil Hodges ...... 345 A.A. North Medford Club and phone, North Ends, Headcniartars ef the Imperials is out for the re- action against Arizona State. Jim Pappas. tional snare to set up tho second Crontha^l. who anrWl Injnr- od is an Important innovation in engineer and teacher, as well as the next player to reach the 300 malodzr of. the football season ieo nattl rdqently. 6, at Maloney; 10, Wethersfield. a sportsman and organizer. mark. He belted 46 for a career 12. Hank Greenbers ...... 331 Electric Boat Club In New Lon­ Co., August’s Stars snd Niks. One Alter Counie He aaid the boys were provided Indicative of the talent pos­ touchdown against CMumbla? All the art of modem skiing. 13. AI Simmon* ...... 307 ‘Mr. Red and White’ don. with a fraotiired rib suffered two airline transportation from their sessed by these boye Is ths fact of tho ends have thrown solid, “What w ^ do agafaut Tala New Jotk, Oct. 38 (ff)—Defeat­ output of 299. mors team is needed. IndivMuala weeks ago, against New London . . Now that U is official that Man­ wlU depend en liew long we can ing Marshall last week for their ssstas'*...... lojii All told there are 14 active play 14. Yogi Berra ...... 303 Individual prlssa will be award­ wishing to play may also register chester High will ,q6t play a home homes to the unlveralty "for the that two of them (Freeman and on-targot blocks during the sea­ 15. Roger* Hornsby ...... 302 ed the first 36 finishers. Also, Three local quarter midget race eventual purpose of" enrolling as Ernst) have won the coaches’ des­ son. play Onady aad OrenthamCl,’’ fifth etralght victory, the Dela­ era who boast 300 or more llfetline By PAT BOLDUC at the Y. drivers competed in a 150 lap football game Thsiikagiving morn­ said Maetanan. ware Blue Hens again were voted four-baggers. This Includes Gui 16. Chuck Klein ...... 100 special awards will go to ths Rrst ing, here'8 one vote to have the freshmen," were given "free hous­ ignation as "Player of the Week” Could bo that the beginning of No one ha.s been heard to classify Co-Captain Dick Sylves­ three high school'runners to cross feature last weekend at Cook’s ing at one of the institution’s dorml* after their performances in tht tho Yalo suocooo story Is at ths H ie twp Dartaodtli etars ra- tops among IMstern small col Stadium Chicopee, Mass., and two Five Mile Road I^ce start and fin­ tniaed to aetloa last fiatnrday. lege football teams today by the Guaranteed Saturday Picks ter a one-man team with Coach Walker Briggs’ Manchester the finish line and the first two ish at Memorial Field. Tall Cedar lories" while working at pre-ar* Cornell and Colgate games. A ends. copped trophies. Ann Frankovich ranged Jobs that summer, and later aparktng tho Indtsaa to Its first Lambert Cup Selections Conuntt- High School football Indians but the game and durable little three-man teams will also share officials have vetoed the move for third (Pappas) narrowly missed triumph fi-0, over Harvard. in the prizes. ^ m u m ‘ placed second and Pamela Mercer this year, but it would be worth In the summer the school financed the honor following the Columbia tee. (g>)—Ws’re^back Dale, Hackb^rt are Giants* Flying Wing left halfback haa emerged as “Mr. Red and White” over the third. Johnny Frankovich was Daiimonth’s record la now Sanctioned by the AAU, • all InvestigaUnl:, even if the race a trip for nine of them to the Grand game. Bucknell, which lost to Lafa­ firing a rocket to get a glimpse of first half of the season. ’ "out of the money." Can von. Rhodes Sent Back 1-S-I, yette, dropped from second to With four games remaining—all proceeds from the race will enter course wks altered every other Charge Paseers Tale will bo keeping aa eye the crystal ball's other side. The the Muscular Dystrophy Fund of year in jrder not to conflict with Mississippi's probation came These wingmen can do every­ sixth In the ratings, and West near side isn't too much help any­ Purdue over Illinois: The spot on the road—on the Indians' nine- COUNTRY CLUB MEN from a case Involving an alumnus ea Gundy and Crouthamel, says Chester (Pa) moved to the nm- the sponeorlng Nutmeg Forest, home Manchester High football thing expected of an ■ end and do To Minor Leagues Coach Jfordaa Olivar. more in picking the college foot­ for an upset. Illinois' setback by New York Unveils game schedule, Sylvester leads Btandinge Expect Trouble games every other Thanksgiving of the school who adopted legal it well. They crash, curtail, clear ner-up spot by making Shippsns- Penn State has irked the mini. the locals in running, passing and No. 116, Tall Cedari of Lebanon, guardianship of a prospective With thorn back la tho Uae- ball wlnnera, although last week's W. U Pet. "Yale expects to be scored upon morning. and catch with equal ease. In San Francisco, Oct. 28 (D—Dusty burg Its fifth straight victim. tabulation showed 47 correct picks total offense. He has chalked up Kroflitee ...... 6 1 .888 athlete, but did so only after the op, tho Yale coach said, "Dart­ Lehigh moved from fourth to C le m s o n over Rice; Harvey 163 yards in 98 carries, completed befoiw the 1959 football season Memorial Field is a natural for other words, they charge enemy Rhodes, the Giants’ plnch-hltUng mouth Is going to ho very, vary In 67 decisions for .826. Dots ...... 4 3 .667 ehds, because we haven’t got the the start and finish of such a race boy elected to attend MtMlsslppi. passers and punters, hurrying ■tar of the 1964 World Series, was third despite (ts loss to Rutgers. White finally has reached the de­ six of 17 passes (35 per cent) for Last NighCs Fights M sxfiles...... S 8 .500 dbpth,” 'burly Fritz BarzllauskSs and the. facilities, if available, "The action which brought on toagh.'’ but he addodi "My beys The Lambert Cup ratings (max­ gree of greatness expected of him. New Type Offense 192 yards and one touchdown and their efforts. There have been very cut from the San Francisco roster are proud aad ready." Oeals I r Olais X Oeeluriss: Louisiana Stats over Mississip­ Portland, Ore.—Eddie Machen, Green R a y s ...... S 8 .600 of the Yale staff reports. "We would be a big Improvement. the probation was not performed few times this season when op­ yesterday and traded to Tacoma, imum 10 points); CamoTOM, Swanson, Rsardm. fpuaro. pi: The nation's longest winning caught one pass for an additional Royals ...... ,..3 4 .833 by any -individual having an of­ SuMtItutas; Maaehsstsr — IQsWer. Yale over. Dartmouth: But the 198 H. Portland, knocked out Pat (eoaehtng' staff) think thdt'we'll Spectators could sit in ths bleach­ ponent backs have been able to the Giants’ Pacific Coturt League 1—Delaware 10; 3—West Ches­ fiibrtnss, ChurUla, streak, the Southeast Conference six yards. Overall, the diminutive HUlsU ...... 1 5 .187 even' get beat. Hie tough part of ers and get a good view of the run­ ficial connection '^ t h the imi- farm club. ter 7.6; 8—Lehigh 6.1; 6—Lafa­ huriUa, Qidiw. Raudea. Blues' unscAed on record will go New York, Oct. 28 (/P)— The defenses in the National Foot­ senior letterman has personally McMurtry, 191, Tacoma, 1. travel around the Yale ends. On Miami Beach, Fla.—Chico Vejar, K(-Jennwly. • —Kins. SCtoilald. fniktn, championship and the Sugar Bowl Sacramento, Calif--’-H a 1 a r i o Lesgue-leading Kroflites and onr schedule lies ahead: We ners as they'circled the track once versity,” Mlsaiasippi Athletic Di­ offense, the Yale flankers have Dusty, who managed only eight 158%, Stamford, Conn.,'outpointed yette 6.0; 6—Juniata 6.4; b'I>«II Monaco.raico, Invitation all are tied up in this now that Dartmouth's regulars ball League constantly pressure the offense to come up with accounted for a total of 361 yards. second place Dots scored similar on the home stretch. rector C. M. (Tad) Smith said in Mort Mortertr. are back in the lineup. something different, New York Giants offensive Coach Allie Morales, 137, Mexico City, stopped thought Connecticut wduld be our thrown some devastating blocks hits In 48 times at bat for the Miguel Dias, 160, Pinar IMl Rio, BucknellMucxntii 4.9; 7—Buffalo 4.6; M ^ S tT o Z iee d S ^ ^ Saturday night affair. Both are un­ And his number of carries is an­ Art Ramponl, 137, Oakland, ' Connecticut 4; 9—Rochester 3.6; t,«torta. defeated and the pick is that LSU Sherman said today. “The defenses in this league are so other top figure. 8. Royals, respectively, while Max- esm we were right." Ya’e downed should get some consideration. ever, according to the rules, we Tennessee- over North Carolina: Trailing Sylvester in rushing A comforting thought for the will stay that way another week But it won’t be easy. strong on a week-to-week basis Boston—-Walter Byars, 147 V4, flies shut out the TitUsts 8-0. are the responsible party and ac­ future—these outstanding end le others are outfielder Don by the thinnest of margins. that you must constantly come up yardage are sophomore fullback Boston, outpointed Butch Craig, Charlie Finley rolled a note­ cept the responsibility." Tauseig, who played with Charles­ Oklahoma over Nebraska: The coach of the Green Bay Packers, Bill Frelheit and Junior halfback performances haven’t been limit­ Sooner attack finally gets back with something different," he said. who play the Giants here Sunday. 146, Bridgeport, Conn., 10. worthy 857 triple. The boy involved, Elbert (Son­ ed to the top four man. Tho ter­ ton in ths American Assn., and Texas over Southern Methodist; "The pressure of the defense forces Mike Simmons. Thanks to his 86- Richmond, Calif;—Bobby San ny) Holmes, applied for financial pitcher J^ n Fitzgerald, who was into high gear. the change. "We've changed our count and yard performance Monday against OW Folks Charley Connerly minal talent has been contagious. at Corpus.Christ! in the Texas But Don Meredith will give the Skipping over the chalk lines In cadence with our new formation," ders, 149, San Francisco, outpoint dAYCBBS MIDOBT LEAGUE aid from the school Dec. 7, 1957 Both John- Stocking and John An Introductory Sale in OurNew Men^s Long Homs the fright of their a hurry: "This year we came up with Head Coach Jim Lee Howell aaid, hapless Bristol Eastern, Frelheit ed Dave Johnson, 150, San Fran­ Stnadlpga' and received a grant-in-aid from League. shows 158 yards in .32 carries for Hutcherson, a pair of Juniors who lives. Friday Night the Flying Wing to get another "Our center anaps and line move- cisco, 10. W. L. Pet. the Universslty Dec. 18.. Hie alum­ team at end on the third unit, blocker to help offset the defense menta have not been synchronized a neat 4.9 average, tops among - Halifax, N.8.—Blair Richardson, Mt. Nelio ...... 8 0 1.000 Leading Passer in Pro Ball nus took over legal, guardianship Boston College over Detroit, the Silk Town regfulars. Simmons, have turned In top-noteh Jobs In Shoe Departments-^ Days Only Army over Air Force: This is a Virginia Military over George overloading our weak side,” Sher­ with our man in motion, and his 159%, South Bar, N.B., stopped Charter Oak Park ...,5 8 .635 Dec. 24, and gave the boy "gifts, their limited action. Stocking, who * must game for each club. Army's Washington, College of Pacific man explained. "What remains is position on the play. also the Indians’ No. 1 defensive CTlff (Bobo) Fiddler, 155, Prince Robertson Park ...... 4 4 .900 the use of a car and money to buy -HiNUTE FBEE for us to adapt our system to halfback, has picked up 151 yards PhiUKelplphia, Oct. 28 (8V-*-The^total to 29 for 428 yards add five can handle kickoff duties, has a 31 cripples are healed. over Hawaii, Miami over Ken­ "When this happens we are very DICK SYLVESTER Albert, Sack., 8. West Side Oval ...... 8 6 .875 eldtsldtst isis' ': first in the National TDs. New York's Frank Gifford is a second-hand car," Byera said. pass interception to his credit this, tucky, Texas Tech over Tulane. new defense which, we see every ragged, aa we showed in. the sec­ in 34 tries and his respectable 4.4 Highland Park ...... 2 6 .350 Mississippi earlier was fined SPEOAL PURCHASE week and make our system work.” average is second only to Freiheit. Football Leagife’a all important second, 24 for 486 yards. season. Hutcherson, a big redhead INSTAIUTION Northwestern over I n d 1 a V a: •Satnrdity ond half In FTttsburgh lajit Sun­ Center Springs ...... 3 6 J50 pMssfng derby^llust another way of $1,000 Sind censured by the com­ from Oxford, Miss., e a u ^ t a Simmons also is the scoring lead­ Singles of 99 or better; Frank Scoring—Philadelphia's Tommy missioner of the Southeastern Each weekend Northwestern East: Holy Cross over Colgate, Hie Flying Wing is centered day," Howell said. "But when we saying Old Folks Cliarley .Conerly McDonald and Tom Davis of San touchdown pass in ths Brown comes up with another outstand­ Boston U. over Massachusetts, around a halfback, usually Alex get these movements down pat er- with 14 points and nmner-up Machen Stops Pat McMurtry Kopcha 98, Cliff Haseett 96 and is the pro's top passor. Conference in the same ease. in total offense with 185 yards. Buddy Montie 95. Francisco are tied with 42 points game only to have it nullified by ing quarterback, but after the Penn over Harvard, Princeton over Webrter,’ flanked outside an end. then we're going to be a real good Connerly, the l2 year veteran of each. ^cDonald has seven TDs, a Yale penalty. QUALITY MENUS' game he played against Notre Brown, Cornell over Columbia, He starts back in motion toward ball club.” Distant Runner-TTp the New York Giants, has com­ Junior quarterback' Don Seipel, Prefers Rematch with Falley Davis 15 extra points and nine VersatUity is another trade­ Dame it is quite probable that Rutgers over Delaware, Dayton the center of the line, but does Sherman made It clear that his AUTOMOITVE LEAGUE pleted 56 of 93 passes for 855 field goala. mark of the Yale ends this sea­ John Talley will be at the helm over Villanova, not awing wide around the back- fbrmatlon did not conie from Cana' with Just four completions in 15 Standings yards and four ' touchdowns, the Sport Schedule field as in the normal man in mo­ da, where he coached before com­ attempts (27 per cent) for a W L Punting—Don Chandler, New son. Although ths pupils of var­ again this tiifie. South; Alabama over Mississip­ (^P)—flocked opponent. Pet. latest NFL statistics disclosed to­ sity End Coach Harry Jaeunskl pi State, Davidson over Woffonl, tion ■eriea. ing to the Gianta. This is in con­ meager 46 yards, is a distant run­ Portland, Ore., Alcar Auto Parts. 8 4 .867 day. He displaced Washington’s York, is averaging 49.6 yards to WORK- From this, the halfback becomes ner-up to the versatile Sylvester Heavyweight Eddie Machen glared was on him DeCormler Motors 8 6 .800 46.8 for Norm Van Brocklln of Thursday, Oot. 28 haven’t had to switch sides yat Syracuse over Pittsburgh: As Georgia over Florida State, Wy­ trast to the Chicago Cardinals Ralpb Guglielmi, who has com: this season, they are Interchange­ long as the two Davis boys are in oming over North Carolina State, a blocker, can nm acrose the mid­ triple wing formation which Coach for passing supremacy. confidently, aa he waited for the Another left to the Jaw, another Cunliffe Motors ...... 6 6 .500 pleted 26 of 60 for 515 yards and' Philadelphia. High cross country vs. Wlnd- dle or go deep aa a pass receiver, Frank (Pop) Ivy used with great Other good per carry averages right and McMurtry fell for the Manchester Radiator... 6 6 .800 Punt Return a—Rookie Art ham-Norwlch, 3:15 — Norwich. able if the occasion demands. In the lineup the Orange is a mighty Maryland over South Carolina, opening belt He was as good as four T ^ . Conerly's average gain fact, the current starters (Ernst SERT COUERS DRESS potent football team. Virginia Tech over Richmond, or can wind up as a ball carrier succe^ in the Canadian League among Red and White backs are third time. As his legs swiveled up Hollywood Service .... 6 6 .500 Is 9.19 yards to 8.58 for the Red­ Powell of Philadelphia h as'a 13.8 Friday, Oct. SO he looked. He knocked out Pat into the ropes. Referee Ralph Gru- Man. Auto Parts ...... 4 8 .833 High soccer vs. Bristol Eastern, and Freeman) both switched to Wake Forest over Virginia. Wil­ on a reverse or a cutback over before coming to Chicago, owned by sophomore Gary Mc­ McMurtry in the first round here skin pauer. yard average to 10.6 for teammate liam A Mary over The Citadel. the middle. To date the Giants have gained Connell (7.2 in four carries against man spread hta arms over Mc- A fouj--way tie for second place McDonald. 8:16 — Bristol. their present sides lest year. Southern California over Cali­ last night. Murtry, and the fight was over at was created this past week as Third to Conerly, is Los An­ fornia: The scare that Stanford Blidwest: Cincinnati over Xavier, The system is not without its 1,7Q6 yards overall in five games Bristol Eastern). Lance Stewart geles’s Billy Wade with 68 for 110, Kickoff Returns — Pittsburkh's Saturday, Oct. St Tops Defensively NEW BIKE DEPT. and SPORT it was Machen’s sixth straight 2 :11. league-leading Alcar Aute Parte gave Southern. California last Missouri oyer Colorado, Iowa over problems, since the Giants, under with the new formation to stay (an even six yards in four tries 883 yards, eight TDs and an 8.03 John Cali haa a 26 yard average High football V I. Conard, 2 — The El^ end corps Is probably Kansas State, Kansas over Iowa offensive Coach Vince .Lombardi, atop the ■ Eastern Confe^nce against Eastern) and Junior Jim victory, and most deft perform­ McMurtry was on the floor for edged Cunliffe Motors, Hollywood average. Cleveland's Milt Plum with John Sample of Baltimore West Hartford. one of the best defensively In the week has taught, the Trojans a ance, since being knocked out in about three minutes as his han­ Service nipped DeCormler Motors WE REPAIR FROM 2 FAMOUS FACTORIES lesson. ^ State, Oklahotna .State over Mar­ used a belly-T series the past few That’s an average o< about" six Galanek, 5.8 in six carries. ranks fqurth on 67 for 114,' 890 aecorfd with 25 per try. Monday, Nov. 2 East. Stocking, Pappas and Free­ years. Lombardi is now head yards a play. the first round last year by Inge- dlers revived him. snd Manchester Radistor .defeated Pass Interceptions—Milt Davis High cross country vs. Conard ALL MAKES quette, Minnesota over Vander­ Thanks to four catches for 101 Manchester Auto Parts, all by a yards, eight TDs and a 7.81 norm. man have all made Interceptions bilt, Ohio State over Michigan yards and a touchdown in Mon­ mar Johansson, who later won the ."I flared If I nailed him, he’d Jimnjy Brown, Cleveland’! de­ of Baltimore has pilfered five, while — Middletown, 3:15—West H art­ this season. Freeman has blocked ■ Penn State over ‘ West Vir­ heavyweight title from Floyd Pat­ go down," Machpn aaid later. "I 2-1 margin at the Y alleys. three playere-^ary Lowe, De­ ginia: The Mountaineers have no State, Notre Dame over Navy, day’s 40-0 rout of the Bell Town Dave Baton topped all partici­ fending ground gaining champion, ford. a punt. Each of the ends haa Tulsa over Houston. I.ancers, Co-Captain Pat Mls- terson. was out to stop this as quick as hold! a 62 yard edge on Los An­ troit: and Ray Brown and Andy Tueeday, Nov.. 8 made a fair share of tackles. - defense for Richie Lucas, passes. Prior to the Johansson fight, possible." pants with a 138 single, Nelson, both of Baltimore arc tied Far West: Arizona State over Imperials Book Prison Again^ tretta is way o:it front in the ' McMurtry’s father-manager. geles' Ollie MaUon—659 to 497— High soccer vs. Conard. 8:15 — Because of this defensive bril­ T R IP L E ^ .99 New " Mexico State; Brigham Machen was the No. 1 contender. each with four. Memorial Field. pass receiving department The ClarsDce McMurtry, pxld be hoped m e r c h a n t s l e a g u e in the ball carrying department. liance and the spotlight on Yale's Auburii over Florida: That Au­ Young over Utah State; Oregon tali;* hard-working senior end :has He now is ranked No. 4 by the J. D. Smith, of San Francisco is Friday, Nov. 6 shutout streak Jn general, the of­ burn defense is rock-solid. National Boxing Assn. for a re-match within 45- days. Standings 'W over Idaho, Colorado State U, No^ It^s Not Home and Home 'grabbed a total of six passes for "Machen got knocked out once and W. L. Pet. third with 460 yards and- team- New York, Oct. 28 (/Pt—It Judge High soccer vs. Maloney, 6:15 fensive achievements of the ends S T O R E S ^ over Montana, New Mexico over ___ :______< 146 yards to rank fourth behind Machen said he now wants any mata Joe Perry fourth with 424 — Meriden. . have all but been forgotten'. It Georgia Tech over Duke: Tech's fight that will help lead to a he came back. My boy was Once Vic’s Soda Shop 9 8 .760 Martin hangs the gavel Saturday Denver, Oregon State over Wash­ Three times this season the newly organized Manchester Im Freiheit in total offense. _ the No. 6 contender, and he’ll eome White Glass ...... 8 4 ,.667 yards. in the Garden State Stakes, the State, Cross Country Meet — Is true that in Yale's offensive 6SI MAIN ST—.Ml S-41111 ■peed ^11 be decisive. ington State, Stanford over tSan tltte bout. 'The preferable oppo­ Other leaders,:. New Britain Teachers College. style of play, the halfbacks are perial Caterers have taken to the sem\-pro football gridiron and Bill. Belekewicz, promising Jun-: back, too." Community Press ...... 7, 5 ,583 world's richest .horse rsce, it wlU s ' • , Wisconsin over Michigan: The Jose, UCLA over Washington, lor flanker, trails MIstretta 'with nent. for the next fight is Zbra Pass Receiving —Ray Berry, be like hitting the moon on .the three times they have beeii unable ito come up with a victory. Mai# Foljey, with whom he once drew, McMurtry, the fighter, was ask­ Howard’s Landscaping 7 6 .583 EVERY PAHl MADE Badgers' stingy line and quarter- Uiiah over Arizona. ager Jeff Koelrch, Coach Jimmy Ttoach and all of the players are two grabs good for-62 yards. ed if he would like to fight Machen Dart’s Dairy ...... 4 8 .383 Baltimore, third a week ago first shot. He's admittedly a 1,000- ' Behind Simmons in the -sMring Machen said. caught 10 Sunday to bring his to-1 shot. hoping their "luck" will change^ Machen, Portland, Ore., weighed again. Morlarty Bros...... 1 11 .083 TO SELL FOR Sunday afternoon when the Cater­ department come Seipel and Greg "Sure," hs said. "I haven’t Vic's Soda. Shop shut out Dart’s ers return "to . the Wethersfield Manchuck, jsach with two touch­ 198%, his Tacoina, Wash., oppon­ I Syracuse Eleven ent 191. fought him yet." Dairy 8-0 to take over sole pos­ 10.95 TO 16.95 Prison for a repeat battle against downs, Sylvester with eight points The fight drew a crowd ' Dennis Seibert, Rudy Wojnarowicz Muskegon, Mich., southpaw, prob place with the PeaAee, 8-1 victors ceive 300 tickets for Sunday’s con­ North Texas State still leads in one of his best attributes, Macheh parts the lift necessary to make Sale Ends This Saturday Night kinds and who feels he is and Belekewicz, ends; Jim Cole, Jabbed too. They clinched a coupU .ably will be outweighed by four or over the third plarq/Flg Bars. Fifth the' ball revolve. A rolling ball will test and they are available from rushing offense with an' average Ron Wabrek, Bob. McCabe and five pounds but is still an approxi­ place Dates A Nuts upsetthe fourth capable of writing interest­ any Silk Town player. Also, tick­ of 322 yards a game, and Army of times, ' place Sugar Plums 8-1 In another not deflect as esatly ss one that Ron Merrow, tackles; Tony All- And then, all. cf a sudden, as mate 9-5 favorite. Akins, 81, packs ■pinB. ets may be purchased the day of still Is tops in forward pas.sing brio and Dave Anderson, guards. a crunching punch but has been match. ing accounts of sports tbs gams at -12:30 at the main en­ with a 2Q1.8-yard average. The McMurtry skipped up and down, it Oiickle Janicke swept individual . f t is not necessary, to, twist or All of the Indians will have to happened. Ma^en threw a left unimpressive since losing the turn-, the finders or wrist. Stuff an trance to the' prison. Despite an Cadets, who had completed 61 per ivelterweight title to Don Jordan laurels ^ t h single games of 114 MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS •vants. Experience is not es> " be st their very best come Satur­ hook that caught McMurtry flush and 112. . ths ball comes from the acttqn of early rain three weeks ago the cent of their passes ' previously, day afternoon when they Journey last December. Caterers aoid IfiO tickets but hope completed only 14. of 37, or 38 per on the Jaw. As McMurtry toppled the fingers and the outward mo- sential although it would be to West Hartford to battle the over, Machen hit him again. Hie televised bout (ABC 16 p.m< PBMMES AMD FBI.LA8 tkm of the. completed swing. A to do much better the second, time cent, last Saturday, warring Chieftains of Conard In a D8T) from Capitol Arena will be ■tssSlas* helpful. around with a break In the weath­ Hardin-Slmmona has passed McMurtry took a, nine count and breaking of the wrist will cause Bernardmts. 2 o’clock contest Coach Bob Mc­ got up. Machen rushed in and put Lane's first sines Carlos Ortis er. the most, with 184 tosses,' of VMolui M orton'...... » *» whi/t ia called top roll, making the W. Middle Turnpike Near Broad, Manchester Kee’s veteran squad Is rolling him down again with another left ■topped him'oh a second round Maudo-Don Carpontor .... il 7 mi bqll spin, but not roll straight for­ \ All playsis are reminded of FM- which 18 were Intercepted. Stan, ■long In high gear, what with five hook and a straight right. TKO fox the Junior welter title in J J j^ b s S o W i l r ”V, 10 { .SM ford' still has the most comple­ Frsn-Horb. Crandall ...... IQ i gte ward, and spend its. power before Apply In p«noii days nlgtit practice session at 7 straight victories and an average Staehea Was on Him ■Juffs. MaMmJohn Madisan reacning the pins. PHONE Ml 1-5168 MANCHESTRR SHOPPING PARKADE o'clock at the West Side Oval. tions—93—end San Joae Stats, the of over S3 points a gams. no-Norm lOotar ...... i lo 444 ' ’ I most passing yards—1198. - When McMurtry got ..up again, - Hie ball ie released from four Koolsch reports ths Catererq will there was a look of pain on his Honolulu—H e r m a B Marquaa. Joan-Roland Irish ...... 15 U .in ta SO tnefaea aeross tlie foifi JUts, Eing^-4Uly Wela sSsrte UtUpg . OTREB VTOBD8 INi HABTFOIU), EABT HABTVDBOb TH O B m oW vnX B ' WBD., -IHUIISJ FRli 1 . to . —HON. TDZS., lAT ID to • HUmrifFBtFr IfFraUi return homo again Sunday, Nov. Heavyweight Nine Valdes Is face. Hs appeared unawafs of 130%, fitoekton, Calif.,, outpotntad Charilo Whoian fispsndlng 6h the delivery. anltai to .Bsafinfa a waiMag M 16 for a rstum mooting against Hw Mason-Dixon Mno was sur- new In his 10th year as a j^es- whers hs was. His gsse went out Baby Brown, 181, C tm , PMUp- ® Alba SoblSri , .meXTi railowtag Dwmigh. Hiaf seatMw She ptoto the Now. Lendoo Paquots. rsrsd during Oolontal days. ■lonaj fighter. over the crowd. When he finsRy plnss, 10.

- • . I • .x-w- AW \ . fiSSf TWBNTY-8IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BtANCHgSTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER *8, 1989 PAGE TW ENlT-iE f AN BotawlioM GtMMte 51 Apartmaat*—Flato— B oaM hoM IVKRB 0U6RTA BE A LAW BY PA6AJ.Y and EHOilTEN TaMmanta •8 for Salt 7S for Sate n Ha for Sate 7S Hooom lor Sate, 72 WantoO—naof Estatt 77 O fferu d Tcncoiaiits 88 1S.A THOR BEMl-automatIc combina- FIVE ROOM rmiKiiaa — 9 and T 1-M ANCHB6TSR - New tlatlng. 6(ANCHE8TBR — 9 room caps, OAKLAND STREET, two-famlly ARE YOU OON81DBIUMO Uon diahwaaer washing machine, TWO ROOM apartmaat, private 78 Families Helped CtTRTAINS laundered In my home. YOU ARE the first occupancy for room Colonlala. For furtbar ds- Beautiful 6 room colonial, 8 large basement garage, fireplace ndl houM. Extra corner lot. Reduced SgaiJMO TOUR FROPERIYT W uie a o PQOf. MCWHACaiE. alas AMD MACIOE $46. Also Kenmora wringer wash­ bath, heat, hot water, stove and CLASSIFIED T^ara of experlelfre. Reaaonably CoACM MUlWfe MCME WAf w A m i o t a refrlgeralor. Apply Marlow’s, 887 «• this , new room apartment i i tails cal] Charles Lesparanea, 60 bedrooma, 3>k bathe full dining cellar, porch, eundeck, -ne>r to $14.600, CH $-8977 after 6 pirn. We wiu eppreiae your property toStuQNEOOuTIDK er. PI 3-7197. 9-7690. room, Uving room and kitchen, 3 ichoola and busea. AH aluminum priced. Ml Abfli. MlESONfljNfOOIBAl.-* Main. Center. Heated, completely re­ free and without any obngetion. HurfTAMKTIOei All AMEQiCAN 7)100.1 decorated, beautiful bath stove, fireptaeae, knotty pme heated rao- coroblnatlone and many extras. We eleo buy property .or ceah. Dicx'R wBAHaawmnp oan- VERY DESIRABLE—8 room du­ ■ecood floor. Adults. 6(1 9-928T. 66 filLSIE DRIVE—6 room Ypllt reation room, built-in bar, outsICa Home Finders Realty Co., 6(1 Suburban for Sate 75 Member Mattipie Ltattas By Guidance Clinic ADVERTISING Moptcal "Iratnunento 53 Isvsl, FHA apprataad.prataad. Fairly ity doora aod wtodoara, aualam 3;cM>rT«u«edt MChv'o 70U t.iWi OdPEAP.'suCd ABOUM, plex, sunporch and garaga, oapon patio, awnings, con.mnatlon win­ STANLEY BRAY,^ Realtor - « guaraataad. OUi aoliaet Wn> THE OAwl I WARD MUSIC STORES—Lowest yrvE R0064 flat, first floor, auto­ priced. Must sell by Nov. 1st dows. Large outdoor firaplaca, JUSY OVER the line ta Vernon, BRAE-BURN RkALTY •HBUliUTt I t MOr6M.lt AMD vulgar 9MRTM6kOULO tata heating unit, basament aad Owner 60 8-7101. 7 ROOM split level, IH baths, roe. "No child hss ever been turawteofo f his svmptoms dtattyFMtffd. aad CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMBNT DEPT. HOURS lUnoimo tU AUM. OOUtPMAWf A, ,6E$iDf6iT WOULD ' PlAVtO.MP? UME INtIfTiOlllOUOO prlcee on all InstrumenU, nionoe attic Btoraga. Avollabla on or matic heat, garage, adults prs- also amall tool shad. One-car at­ 1987 Ranch. Six roomt, bay win­ 6(1 $ 4 r3 and organs. Good selection. Alto fam d. Near Mata St. 6(1 9-9895. tached garage with nany more room Is coinpleted, full basement. dow In living room, built-in ilonge away," said Dr. Truman O. Esau, the family was encouraigsd kkaaffk 8:15 AJS. to 4:S0 P.M. ELAT Pim kR HoUaod arlndaw QUMmRBADL w tn S lfV X l WrW Mig I * about Nov. 1. $138. Call Ml 8-9618 816,800—38 WOODBRmOB St. - This home la l year old, actually BUYING OR SELLING—Call to begin s new relationship with -Vurrrwoiuif d M iir r icscoi4sr large saaortment of methods snd after 6:30, Spacious older home, 8 rooms plus added features. Situated ta a fina and oven, full cellar, attached ga­ child peyehiBtrlst for the Com­ ahadaa. faiada to maaaura. All ■beet music. Store hours—Tues­ FOUR ROOM tenement first floor, residential area. Priced at only better than new, Aaaume hirn rage. Aluminum etorms, screena. the bov metal vaBatlan bllnda at a n«w |70. Five room fist, secofld floor, 3 unfinished.' Easily converte $21,500. R. F. Dimock Co.. M3 8<>4% mortgage. $19,900. Warren WARREN E. HOWLAND, munity Child Outdance Clinic of Dr. ’L u i told of a psytootk Ht- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. day through Friday 1-9, Saturday into a 9-famUy, 8-ear .tarags. Let Lot about I60;cl00. Owner trane- Manchester, last night to the / MONDAT A t * FBIOAT 10:M A.M.—8ATCBDAT • A*M. low price. Keya made while you 9-8. 99 Summer St. MI 3-3094 THREE ROOM apartmaat Ml excellent neighborhood. 6(1 9-5229. 9-6348 or Robert D. Murdock. 60 E. Howland, Realtor. 6(1 $-1108. ferred. |18,$00. Walton W. Grant Realtor Us girl with whom he hod eamm wait Marlow'a. 9-8. 99x166. Marlon E Robertson. ~ ' clinic’s board of directors. Always plenty of free parking. 9-6239, 9-6. Broker. 60 8-89U. 8-8472. Agency, Realtor. 6(1 8-1163. MI 3-1108 To I./eam In contact. Hs said that $9,800 Seventy-eight families have Hichno answered ths ]taons PLEASE READ YOUR AD Hoildtng—Contracting 14 CONN ORGAN. two years old, GARDEN APARTMENTS — F«ir tn — BOLTON—New extra large tU.900. THE OUTSIDE la charm­ How The Home Traders been helped by the clinic since it dsy ths mother of ths little Etaotnaaa Locatiom 60 PORTER ST.—Largs 9 family Duplex • and 6, located on large fniitwood finish. T ^ en In trade rooms, heat, hot water and park­ flat, excellent condition. 8 and 6 Cape. 1 acre wooded lot. Very large ing to look at—like a picture on Exchange, Inc., was opened in January, he ssld. called. «r nTMt A *” urn talua aver Um phoaa aa a o o ^ ALL______r m n__ of emnwntry work on the new Thnmss, all transistor ing. HQ 8-1809. for Rent 64 bedrooms, full bOMment, garr double A soned lot. ta Manchester. N. E. calendar. Inside It hOe sev­ Can Help You! And 30 families are on the wait­ rooms, some extra targe. 9 car Needs repairs, H ues Besqlls ------Xka aieerttMT ahaoM read aia ad the riB ST DAT IT dona, altaraUana, ■ormers. roof­ organ. Save over $600. Ward ' ''isle bulltln atova aiid oven, $18,000. 33ie eral delightful surprises and some ing list. Mias Miehno guessed from ths ing, porcaaa, ate. GUI Ml t-6Ml NEW 6 ROOM duplex, 8 badrooma, / *Rt tBiar- Storee, 09 Summer St. Open eve­ large family plus Income, Va­ ta stova. and oven. $18,000. The R. disappointments but it can be SELLtNO YUUR HOME? For Dr. Esau told the directors that mothet’s desertotion that the child Uea. Hie Herald la reapeaalbla for eal» ONE t a e o n ^ ” nings. garage. Adult family or tedlvl- 1M% Mata Street location. Park­ F. Dimock Co.. 60 9-8345. lived tn comfortably. At thia price prompt, efficient, courteous serv- owpantry duals sharing. 6(1 8-to88 after S. ing. 6(arlo«rs. 967 Mata 8t. cancy. JAMES 0. DOWLING the record of wrerk shows that might be psychotic, snd dtscitsasd taaarOaa far aar adui Haaninat aad n ee oaly la Ika axtoat af a you can afford to turn most of the Ics snd appraising without obliga­ the girl with Dr. Ikau, who sjtwsd not work dona. m i M and rails- IV 6 (A N C m »T B R -U rge ^ room MI 9-8816 tion, call 8. A. Bsschlei Raaliot Such a clinic la not a luxury for -make lead" laaertlaa. Brrete whlcli do aot leaaea tta ealae at bla workmanahlp. Call Roaeoa READY Nov. 1st. New 4% room. LARGE STORE—308 North Mata disappolntmenta Into features the community." to see the IltUs girl im OM Ast^. tka adwtieeawat wOl eat ba corrected by “ mako good- laaertlaa. PUNO AND BENCH, $160. MI 89 WESt CENTER ST. famll. ranch, built In 1952. B^andable that make this 1878 house your Ml 8-8969 or Wesley R Smith, <.s Thiompaon. Ml I-U96 for aatl- 8-84,71. Ceramic tile bath and shower. Re­ St. 18x76. New modern front, 8-4-4, good investment. I>x)k It attic, basement garage, plaetert 1 "Some families wiu wait sev­ There were three results firom jtood business center, $85 month- J' BOLTON home. Hot water heet. 184 acres. aoctata 60 9-$963. Member Multi­ hla disgnosis. matea frigerator and electric stove. MI over. Call owner. 60 9-5299, 9-5 walls, forced hot water heat, About 18 mllee Lota Mancheeter ple Listing Oervice. ^ eral months.” hs said, before the 9-3640. amesite drive, convetUent to Hs could reassure ths Camlty BIDWBLL HOME Improvaraan Terrific — two homes, ons for near Wilbur Croee. Walton V . clinic will he able to take thslr Dial Ml 1-2711 Wearing Apparel— Pars 57 MANCHESTER vicinity, ultra mod­ schools, shopping and transporta­ $8,900 the other for 19,800—with ex­ Gfant Agency, Realtor. 6(1 $-1188. SELLING? Contact this offlcs any cases. that they were not atone ta this Co. Alterstlona. addlUona ga- TWO ROOM furnished apart­ ern 4 bedroom ranch, 2 baths, full tion. Priced reasonably at $14,500. time. Yeara of experience. Ulcs problem, serious ss It was. Ms ragaa. Roofing and oldlbg exparta. ment all utilities fumlshed. .;.106'- Hoo84m tor Rent 65 cellent financing available on both. Among those already helped, 47 basement, 3-car garO(^*, half acre Minimum financing availabls. R. Ideal homes for the starting cou­ COVENTRY—8-room ranch ’.nd va- Clsmpet, Realtor, MI 9-4543. per cent were Manchester fam­ could refer the ohlld to s psychi­ Aluminum elapboarda a apadalty. FOR SALE—Fur coat, muskrat, Bircli St. land, trees. Ehccellent condition. F. DimOck Ob., Ml 9-6246. or Last and Fsoiid AatomobOct for Sate 4 Unaxcelled arorkmanshlp. Easy GREEN 61ANOR—Three bedroom ple. Four rooms, one has a garage, rage, iraaaltc driveway, 100x100 ilies, 20 per cant were from Rock- atric center where she would re­ good condition. Call TR 5-1877. Many extras. Owner sacrificing. Robert D. 6lurdock, Ml 8-6473. good lots and. beat of all, g ^ lot. Lake prhdlegei. Ae&lng 110,800 ACTION FROM the start with Peg ceive the bast cars for her asods. budget ternu. MI 9-8496 or TR ATTRACnVB 6 room duplex 8 ranch, attached garage, wall to and Art. List with us. Ciessynskl- vills-Vernon and 33 per cent were L08T-CI«aretta lighter, _ . Inltlala „ '88 LARK V8 4-door aedon with wall carpeting in living and din­ Full price, $16,800. Expandable residential aertlona. We hav* 7 or 11,000 down. PI 3-8109. Ha could help the family to pra- automatic drive, heater, under- 6-9109. bedrooms, large cabinet kltenen, V—VERNON-New 6 room ranch, Feiber Agency. 6(1 8-1409, 60 from other towns In northssst A T B. II foundI pleaae call 1^1 LADY’S WINTER coat, siie 14, stainless steel sink and mb, base*, ing room. Large yard, near cape, garage, one acre land, full 8 other homes for sale In Bolton. vent or si least postpone ptaeing •AOM alter 4 p.m. Fleward. coating, elect, Ic wipera. Save K'J price $10,800. Many more good attached garage, high wooded lot, 0-4391. Connecticut. Roofing—Siding 16 practically new. Call MI 3-8883. mem and attic 3 porches, oak schools and transportation. $186 built-in stove and oven. 3 fire­ The staff of the clinic Includes, the child ta an Instttutkm. I t e at Brunner’a In Talcottvllle, per month. Available Nov.' 1st. buys from $8,000 up. Call the Ells­ T. J. CROCKETT Raaltor girl visits ths psyehlatrie eantar l o st—Blue and gray Parakeet, wood flooring throughout, ateam places, full basemant. Fully land­ besides Dr. Esau, Miss Julia acroas from Vittrier'a. BROWN MOUTON fui coat, size Call 6G 9-7091. worth Mitten Agency, Realtor, 60 South Windsor three or four Umsa a week durtag rlclnlty Weef Middle Tpke. A.i- RAY’B ROOBTn O OO., ahlngla and oil heat, copper window screena, 3-6980. 6 0 9-6824. scaped, ameaite drive. Minimum MI 3-1577 annual membership drive. Anyone Mtchno. a paycMatrio social work­ 1954 CHEVROLET IW. 3-door, good built-up roofa, gutter and conduc­ 10, maroon winter coat, full storm windows. Opposite Center financing. $18,700 complete. R. F. ths day. awera to “ Butch". Ml 9-8041. < length, size 10. Gray ■winter coat, COVENTRY, Gerald Park - ..H interested In Joining the Circle er; and Miss Laura Toomey, a condition. Original owner, |2^. tor work; rciof. chimney repalra. Help Wanted— Female 35 Articlea For Sola 45 Garden— Farm— Dairy Park. Available Nov. 1st. Write Dimock Co., 6(1 0-8348. EAST HARTFORD clinical psychologist Hopeful Sign size 10. All In excellent condition year 'round modern two bedroom EXTRA SPECIAL who has not been contacted in Mlsa Michno told of her walk POUND— One mongrel. black, MI 9-llAt. Ray Haganow. MI 9-3314; Ray Producu 50 P.O. Box 366, Manchester. The three specialists have held Jackson. MI 8-8638. BEAUTY IS big business! Maks WINDHAM - Woodyard. Hard­ MI 9-9857. house, unfurnished. Fully insulat­ SIX ROOM CUSTOM BUILT VI—BOLTON--6 room oversized ASSUME PRESENT 30-YBAR Safety Award the drive may get in touch with with the family at male. Call Lee Fracchla. Dog ed, central automatic heating, all 906 intervlewB with the 78 fam­ Warden. MI S-8S04. an Interesting and profitable wood, Blabs, kindling, any length. MclNTOSH APPLES, while they THREE ROOMS furnished, ona cape. 84 acre lot Excellent con­ MORTGAGE FOR ONLY $2,900 Mrs. Kehoe at her home or at the who was falling In schMi. FOR SALE—1968 Olda 88. atandard COUGHLIN R o o r m o Oompany. career for yourself In the cosmetic Open 9 to 4. . Phone HArrlaon GIRL'S BROWN tweed ' winter block from Main. All utilities. 6Q conveniences. Ideal location. $76 Near Rockvllle—plumbinr hsat- dition. $18,900. The R. P. Dtmock DOWN AND SAVE. November meeting. ines they have helped, or an aver­ the young boy. this girl bad -flM last, $1.50 bushel. Joseph Novell! coat, size 12-14, two yeara old, ex­ per month. PI 2-8374, ing, windows, and svsry letfetall at age of 18 Interviews per family. FOUND—White and black, puppy, ahift, S435. Call MI 9-0689. Inc Aluminum aiding, aaphalt- field. You can earn |8-$4 an hour 8-0403. Farm, Glastonbury, Conn. 9-9428 between 5-9 p.m. Co., 6(1 0-8340. Given School At the last meeting of the Cir­ ability to do the work. Mias Mletan mongrel, female. Call Lee Frac- asboatoa roofing. Alao aluminum, selling Avon's Christmas Gifts, cellent condition, $10. Boy’s gab­ construction excsptionally well Beautiful three bedroom ranch, cle the members voted to donate Among the families the clinic found, on talking to th« (oaslty, FOR RENT with lotion to buy. planned and built. 10 acres of land. chia, D ^ Warden. Ml 8-8694. 1949 CADILLAC 4-door, model 83. geJvanlaad or eoppar guttara and Toiletries and Fragrances to DRIVEWAY sealer special, $1.80 FOR THE BEST—Eating potatoes ardine trench coat, wool zipper FIVE ROOM lovely flat, partly Vn-CO VENTRY-N ew lletteg. 7 large living room with fireplace. Wapplng Elementary School has baptisimal garments to the has hepled were those of a slli^tly that the parents ^ great pfusMira Excellent condition. Owner re­ Isadara. MI UTWt. gallon. Hot mix asphAlt, gravel, lining. Good condition. Size 14-16, furnished, parking facilities. Fur­ Four room year arouhd cottage. Must be seen to be appreciated. minutoe from Manchester, large Picture window. Extra large kitch­ retarded boy. a psychotic little housewlfea near your home. Extra delivered, call Hathaway for Hot water heat. Fully insulated. received a certificate of exceptional Church as one of Its projects for on the girl to do good schota w oift.' FOUND-One black mongrel male tired, muat aell, 1395. See and bonuses and prizes. Complete stone. Nussdorf Sand k Stone Co., mealy Green Mountains Call MI $8. Call between 6-9 p.m. MI nace, nice neighborhood, conven­ S room ranch. Excellent condi­ en with dining ares. Ckilored bath­ merit and has been placed on die the year. In the past these gsr- girl, and a teenage girl who was The girl felt they did not ksv dog. Call Bolton Dog Warden. Ml drlv* and you will buy thla car. ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car- MI 8-2427. 9-0472. ient location. Quiet neopis pre­ For further Information call HA ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, tion. Two fireplaces. Ihree bed­ rebelling aninat the pressures put training and beauty couraei. Call 9-6438. 8-4091. room fixtures. Hot water oil heat. National School Safety Honor Roll menU were purchased by the and fought back at them eowsfOp f m o . Call PI 3-7818. pantry. Altaratlona and additions. today. Call CH 7-4137. ferred. Call MI 3-5008, after 3. rooms, almost one acre p< >t. Carport. The lot is well landscaped or her by her family. i C e llli». Workmanahlp guaran­ SWEATERS FOR the an'hre fam- Realtor of the National Safety Council. Church snd presented to each by not atuttylng. This home offers country living with trees and outdodr fireplace. Bennett H. Plotkta, principal of Referred by Pastor Ths problem of overt flghttag fe*- IXMT-rMaa’o plaatlc raincoat, at 1956 PLAZA four-door Plymouth, teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 399 Auttimn TYPIST — Clerk and bookkeeping. Uv. Low mill prices. Roosevelt Wonted—To Bay 58 MI 3-5440 MI 9-5938 and privacy. R. F. Dimock Co, child baptised there. Approximate­ Fertillura 50-A FOUR ROOM single house for This is truly a clean horns and' the school has announced. ly 200 garments s year are re­ Mlsa Toomey told o f her contacts tween the girl snd her mother M d Elko, Saturday. Took extra large new snow Urea, good running con­ St. MI 8-4880. One girl office. Will train in book­ Mills Factory Store. Open to the Fiv e r o o m apartment, nice leea- 6G 9-5348, or Barbara Woods. priced right at $14,600. Immediate coat by mlatake. Ml 9-9947. dition. One owner car.' MI 9-8398. public. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. CHICKEN MANURE. Sifted to ac­ WE BUT and sell antique and used tlon, with heat. 6 0 9-8840. rent. MI 8-6906. 4 CAROL DRIVE—RockvlUe. $lsT- 6n 9-7702. "We are proud of our safety edu­ quired. Members who have vol with the slightly retarded boy and between the girt and her brother keeping. Fringe benefits. MI occupancy. was rallevsd somewhat when the 3-2461. 310 East Main St., Rockville. commodate hand spreaders. Dry furniture, china, glass, silver, pic­ 650. 5 room ranch, large living cation program and are pleased unteered to sew these garments his family. The youngster had had 1942 DODGE, excellent motor. eX' Roofing and Chimneys 16-A ture frames, guns, attic contents, room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed­ Vin-6IANCHESTER —New 8% that the National Safety Council are requested to contact the chair­ difficulty with his studies tn school, family cessed Its pressure for good Annonneements and sacked for convenient storage Saborban tor Rent 66 cellent tlrea radio, heater, very HOUSEWT'ES earn $6 to $10 In CEDAR CLCTHES—Line poles in­ and carrying. Corner Summer and whole estates. Flirniture re fin SIX ROOM duplex, excellent condi­ rooms, mortgage can be room, ranch, basement garage. MANCHESTER REALTY has recognized our efforts," Plotkin man, Mrs. Tracy Hartnett oh their snd was disturbed hy nightmares msrka. Instssd, the family nram- ROOFING—Speelaltsing repairing hers began examining themsslven reasonable. Ml 9-8878, your home. Call PI 2-8941 or PI stalled. Fireplace and furnace McKee. Ml 3-8971. Ished and repaired. Furniture Re­ tion. Call 60 3-7325. ROCKVnUE—Park’St. Four ‘oom assumed. Marlon E. Robertson, Choice location, built-in stove and said. "A s long as accidents.are the progress. The supply on hand has and sleepwalking. His clergyman » e WASH—lOc DRT—Do It your- roofa of all kinds. New roots, gut­ wood delivered. Used chain saw. pair Service and Sales, Talcotto Broker, MI 3-5658. CO. first ranking cause o f deaths referred the family U> the clinic. and found they had very little lovn ■elf. Otoen 8 a.m.-13 midnight. 3-6653. apartment with heat and hot oven, ceramic tile bath, amesite run out and thsre Is an urgent 59 lA RK V-8 atatlon wagon with ter work, chimneys cleaned, i v MI 9-1853. vllle. LARGE THREE room apartment. drive, completely landscMed lot Ted Gooddiild among school-aga chlldrsn all of Miss Toomey found that th# par- for one another, or at least very Lucky-Lady Self-Service Laundry, automatic drive, heater, nower p^red. Aluminum siding. "5 Heat, hot water, parking, ahop- water. One child accepted. $75 15 ACRES — New 3 bedroom need for these garments. little expression of love. The girl’s Honsehold Goods 51 month. TR 6-5128. $17,600. R. F, Dimock Co, m ’ MI 3-0000 us on the ataff of Wapplng School Church Unit to Meet ants of the My had dlfflcuIUss 11 Maple St. ateering. Save $500 at Brunncr'a years’ experience. Free esti­ BABY-SITTER wanted dally. Call HEAVY FERTILE loam for faU WANTED TO BUT—Used apart­ plng, on bus line. 60 8-1455, ranch, hot water heat, ceramic 9-5245. marks have not Improved yet. bat will continue our organized safety The United Wot^ers of First With ona another, which caused the In TalcottvlUe. mates. Call Howley, MI 8-6381, MI any time, MI 8-1938. aeeding. Also sand, stone, gravel ment-size electrld stove, in good ROCKVILLE -3-room apartment, bath, large kitchen, cellar Only program to teach the young peo­ boy to be uneasy, and they also ex­ there ta leas fighting. 6(11% MIchao 8-0768. and fill. Walter P. Miller, MI WASHINQ MACHINE, General shape. MI 9-2725. FOR RENT—6 room apartment ta $14 800. (Sirlton W. Hutchins, 6U- IX— VERNON—New spilt level. MANCHESTER AND Congregational Church will meet PgraoiidlB 1958 PLYMOUTH 2-door aedan. all beautifully furnished, automatic ple of our community to protect pected a great deal of him When aad the family grasp at this as a WANTED—Woman to care for two 8-8603 after 5. Electric 1951, $20. Call XU 8-6381. 2-family house. Near stores, 9-6132. 13x36 game room. Three ’ ■t s VICINITY tonight St 8 In the Church Hall. hopeful sign sad will centtaM to equipped. $235. Call Ml 8-0384 af' churches, bus. Hie shower. Call washer, heated, garage. TRcmonl themselves and their fellow stu­ Mlsa Toomey taated him she found pre-Bchool children days. Must be bedrooms. GE built-tns. Garage, $ 5,800—Bolton— Small 284 rooms Dr. Henry D. Gray of South cops ’ WANTED—Ride to Hartford, vicin­ ter 5, Heating and Plumbing 17 KALAMAZOO furnaces—oil, gas RED MAPLE buffet -*• 45’’, two Rooms Without Board 59 Rockville, TR 6-6485. 5-1447. S-9662, 5-2244. CAFE COD—6 finished rooms, full dents." he was slightly retardsc, but she ity Aaylum Street and railroad reliable and have references. MI amesite drive. Lots 138x200. ranch. Newly remodeled, full The Safety Council was initiated Church. Hartford, will speak oh of the family dlseord. 8-4638. and coal. New and used furnaces, drawers, good condition, solid dormer, 3 baths, bay window, ceramic bath, work shop. Small checked with Dr. Eoaii to make ■tation, 8-4:80 p.m. MI 8-8381 be PLUMBING ROOM FOR REINT—8 minute FOUR ROOM unfurnished apart­ ROCKVILLE—Five room apart­ FHA' VA minimum --ftasnetng. in 1944. To earn a place on it, a the subject "Teenage Ideals and sura that the reason for the re­ burners. Also blowers, humidi­ construction, $18. Call MI 9-7406 ment, like new, garaige, nice walkout bassment. Oversize ga­ $16,700 complete. Shown by ap­ chicken coop, 300x800 lot. $2,000 Adult Expectations." All parents tween 8-7 p.m. Auto DrlvlnK School'7*A HELP WANTED—Female, full or fiers and incinsrators. Expert fur­ after 8:30.' i walk from center of town, buses ment, private bath. Parking. Call rage amestte drive. All ta excel­ school must present a detailed re­ tardation was not emotional, but and restaurants. Call 611 9-4401. yard. Reasonable rent. Box Y, pointment only. R. F. Dimock cash. Owner will carry mort­ and interested friends are invited Shrunken Currency New installations, remodel­ part-time, 880 to 880 per week. nace repairing. Chimney, funiace after 6 p.m. T. Morrow, 26 Birch lent condition. FHA appraised. gage. 584% interest, port of its safety program to a rather mental. BANQUET HALL—For hire. Ca St., 60 9-2236. Herald. Co. 6n 9-5245. committee composed of the school to attend. By working with ths family as a PREPARE FOR driver's test ing and repairing. Free esti­ For Interview or Appointment call and fireplace cleaning. MI 3-4736. ALL KINDS—Of sterilized, reiJi- $16,600. Earle S. Rohan, Realtor. ■P $ 8,580—184 acres, vacant, 7 room terlng to weddlngp, banqueta and ished used furniture for every ROOMS—Furnished, well heated. principal, the president of the PTA, whole snd explaining that ths Paper money a t the United putlea. Call Conn. Yacht and Ages 18 10 80. Driving ano elase MI 4-0394. Free parking. Also heated cabins. MI 3-7433. X— MANCHESTER—6 room Cape old home. Steam heat, dril* d room. Three Inatructora. No wait mates. SEASONED—Hardwood for fur­ room and appliances, alt In ex­ 21-i ROOM furnished apartment.' a student, a local civic leader and Maneliester Evening Herald child was not Uxy, litas Toomey States first was iasued ta Its pro- Canoe Club. JA 8-0891 evenlnga Call MI 9-0826 between 5-7 p.m. Private bath. Call after 6 p.m. T. Wanteil to Rent 68 Cod, 8 or 4 bedrooms, good curil well. 8 miles out. rachell tele­ ing. Manchester Driving Acade 80 years experience. OFFICE—Full time mature worn naces, fireplace and stove. Ed­ cellent cdnditlon. LeBlanc Furni­ SOUTH WINDSOR BEAUTY tlon, excellent family home with the school s.vstem safety education South Windsor eorrespondent El helped to take some of the pres­ sent Stas on Aug. 7, 1938, the Bins ward Yeomans, PI 2-8002. Scranton Tourist Home and Morrow, 26 Birch St. 6 0 9-3386. phone exchange. VAOCUM CLEANERS repaired In my. PI 3-7349. an wanted for very Interesting ture Hospital, 195 South St., Well-built, good-looking, grace­ la rg ^ a rd tor children. Selling t i- $ 9,900—Six room Cape. 14x20 liv- supervisor. If this committee re­ more Burnham, teirphone Mitchell sure off of the boy. Onde s little of being ons-thlrd sraallsr than their Ml 9-6349 or Ml 3-8720 position In local credit depart­ Cablnsi 160 Tolland. Tpke. 4-4MT4. ray own home chop. Forty yeara Rock'vllle. TR 6-2174. Open 9 to 9. THREE ROOM apartment, furn­ WANTED —Heated garage. Ml ful lines, petite, nice profile. All der FHA appraisal. Priced at -nlv tag room. 8 good alzed bed­ ports favorably the National Safe­ the pressure was removed, some prsdecssaors. MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead ment. Paid holidays and many 3-2457. 9 to 8 only. ty Council lists the school on the factory experience. All makea, PERMAGLAS hot water heater, In LIVING ROOM—And bedroom, ished or unfurnished, oil steam these, .adjectives describe this $12,600 R. F Dimock Co., W rooms, kitchen, dining room. low ratea, free eatlmatee, free Ing driving school Three skill fringe benefits. Call Mr. Matthews Graham Road charmer. Lovely to 9-5348, Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7703 honor roll and sends the school a Moving—T rackin g- excellent condltior., $80. MI 9-5082. 1955 COMBINAinON gas and gas first floor front, on bus line, res­ heated, working people. New Bol­ Shed dormer. Only 4 years old. pickup and delivery. Mr. Miller, courteous Instructors. Class room for appointment for Interview. Ml taurant nearby and parking. MI­ WANTED TO RENT-Four nr five look at, delightful to own, and easy certificate. instructions for 16, 17 year olds. 3-1589. stove, $100. 6tl'.r-0480. ton Rd. 60 3-6389. room house, two adults, two chil­ Owners anxious to sell for JA 3-8904. Storage 20 TRY MONTY MacLevy’s figurama S-5003. ! to buy. Seriously, this 8>/4 room co­ XI-6(ANCHBSTER - Triple A lo­ A aimllar certificate of merit haa Telephone Mr. Mortlock. Director dren. Responsible family. In or cation High elevation. Baldwin business reasons. Bunker Hill BABY-SITTER. Reliable woman, with tempulse. In your home or OVERSIZED modern couch, prac­ FIVE ROOM tenement for rent, lonial ranch with attached garage Rd., Coventry. just been awarded to the Plcfasant In erddr to elorify tho nomoroiw roqiMcft for sorvico e> PARTS FOR Schick, Remington, of Driver Education. MI 9-7398. UGHT TRUCKING evenings and PLEASANT—Large, heated roo-t, around Manchester. Mr, Field, Rd. l ^ baths, separate dinette, Velley School. weekends. MI 9-02.62 after 6 p.m two days. Rockledge area. Two mine. Good for slimming, relax­ tically new. Owner must sacrifice. first floor, On or before Dec. 1st. ' is a wonderful place to raise a $11,900 Vernon- -Manchester line Sirabeam, and Norelco ahavera. free parking, on bus line. 146 Adults preferred. Inquire 22 Ltlley Store Manager. Monigomerv Ward family. Small town charm within screened-ln porch, attached ga­ wo w iili to Inform yoo wo oro a Mombonhlp Chib tmd LARSON'S Connecticut's first II week days. achool children. MI 3-2518. ing and relief from pain caused Pleaae call MI 9-5797. Co. Call MI 3-5161. near Parkway. 4 or 6 room ZBA Slatoa Hearings ‘ Shavers accepted for repair. Rue by arthritis or bursitis. No obli­ Center St. MI 3-5002. St. reach of metropolitan areas ta a rage. Immediate occupancy. The Zoning ' Board of Appeals our wbscribod mimibors. . , Tho modom corofrto w« aelTs Barber Shop, comer Oak censed driving school trained. Priced to sell st $16,900. R. F. home. 184 baths. Shade trees, Certified and approved. Is now of MANCHBWrER Moving and Truck' BOOKKEEPER-One girl office In gation. Edna E. Clark, MI 9-17' “ ANYTHING THEY DO” matter of minutes. We will be most amesite drive. $2,300 assumes will hold a public hearing Nov. S, and Spruce. "WE CAN DO BETTER” FURNISHED ROOM—One minute pleased to have you make an ap­ Dimock Co., MI 6-5245. - eoN Ml 4-1551 DAY OR NIGHT, 7 DAYS A ferlng classroom and behind tag Company. Local and 'oni dis­ Manchester, 5 day week, must from Main Street, light house Business Property for Sale 70 $81 monthly payments. at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall to tance moving, packing and stor have knowledge of complete oet FOUR PAIRS greeli drapes, two YES! THERE IS A SIX ROOM duplex, central loca­ pointment to see this young lady. $12,200 Andover Lake — 6 room WEEK and wo wlH hovo o sorvleo man ot your NEW ELECTROLUX (Reg.l auto­ wheel Instruction for teenagers. keeping, women only. 6(1 9-7959. tion. Adults preferred. 6(1 8-8498. XXI-MANC^STER-New 7 >om consider three applications. MI 9-8076. age. Weekly van servica to New of books. Type letter of applica­ pairs beige floral drapes, good "SANTA CLAUS” BUILDING FOR SALE-105’ WT.SLEY VANCOUR, Cape. 4 possible bedrooma. matic (F.) World’s only fully condition. Call MI 3-6789. Colonial. 184 baths, breezeway two Howard L. Hamilton and .Ron­ homo wbM YOU nMd him! automatic cleaner. Work saving York. MI 8-8888. tion stating full partlculara to Box I DON’T WANT IT ROOM WITH kitchen privileges FOR RENT—Heated 3 room apart­ 36’ wide, near center of business Broker car attached garage Built ins im Newly painted. 65x895 lot. ald and Richard Archambault seek O, Herald. MY CUSTOMER ISN’T Centrally located. Babies ac­ district. Plenty of parking. Call Drilled well. features. Also fully guaranteed MANCHESTER Package Delivery. THREE PAIRS of drapes, .naroon ment available. Nov 1st, 1959. Call MI 3-4836 mediate occupancy, $32,900. R. F. permission to erect two 3-famlly tactory-febuiU cleaners. MI 8-8308. Garage—Serried—Storage 10 GETTING MARRIED cepted Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St 6U 3-7942. 6H 3-8284. Dimock Co. Ml 9-9245. $13,000 Coventry,-Bolton Lin* -4! Light trucking and package deliv­ TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, aorters ’ $6, Colonial mirror. $6. 4 burner YOU CAN HAVE IT, dwellings in R-40 sonea. One lo­ gas range with gas heater, $50. STRICKLAND ST.-Trim 5>4 room room colonial, garage, 1 acre, cation is on Main Bt. near Coyne’a ARE YOU paying too much for STORAGE SPACE and garage lor ery. Refrigerators, ■ washera and aizers. Will train. Cohn. State Em JUST BY TAKING OVER WARM. COMFORTABLE room, BUSINESS propertv for sale or X Xn—FOR further Information or ■hade trees, large garden The Conn^ticut Homeowners stove moving specialty. Folding ployment, 806 Main St. - MI 9-6772. rent—90x180 lot, 36x24 building. Ranch, In excellent condition, at­ Trailer Village. gewtog machine repairs, cleaning, rent, 645 North Main St. MI UNPAID BALANCE very nicely furnished, tile hath, THREE ROOM furnished house tached garage. I/n 100x226. Con­ appointment to see these homes $13,900 Vernon-Mancheater L in e - bUiog and adjusting. $5. PI 2-7618. 9-3802. chairs for rent. Ml 9-0782. MONTHLY PAYMENTS nice private home, 316 Spruce St. with garage In Vernon. TR 8-7478. Good location. CaJl Paul J. Cor- call Barbara Woods, Ml 9.-7702, 584 room ranch, stone fireplace, Mrs. Eleanor M. Abbott of Fin.,L OR PART-TIME bakery rentl, MI 3-5363 venient to school and bus, price Pierce Rd. requests a permit to KNAPP HUNTING boots and $17.22 $18,800. Frances K. Wagner, 6U Robert D. Murdock, Ml 8-6472, basement garage. WANTED—Ride from the Center AUSTIN K CHAMBERS tto. Local aaleawoman. Ehcperienced pre­ 8 ROOMS OF BRAND COLEMAN ROAD — Attractive FOR RENT—Four room flat. $4b” erect a two family house in on moving, packing, storage. Low ferred. Apply In person. Parkade shoes. Harry Mahoney. 6(1 S-4827. 8-1955. Daniel G. Saunders. TR 5-2828, $14,500 Hebron near Bolton — 8>74 to capitol area. 8:15-4:30. MI Motorcyclea—Bicyclea 11 NEW FURNITURE sleeping room, television, morning Call MI 3-4435 ^tween 8 and T Richard F; Dimock, 6(1 9-6008. room ranch, basament garage. R-20 Bone on Pierce Rd. 1,000 feet Maintenance Service Co. B-3498. ratea on long distance moves to Bakery, Manchester Parkade. AND APPUANC&S kitchen privileges. Working man p.m. Hoom for Sale 72 south of the Strong Rd. intersec­ M etetee. Ml 8-6167. HOTPOINT electric stove, very $2,200 assumes $12,800 mort­ 1948 INDIAN CHIEF 74—Fqlly good condition, $50. Also custom HAS BEEN IN STORAGE 8 or woman. 6(1 9-3876. FOUR BEDROOM Cape. easily MANCHESTER — Need three bed­ tion. WANTED—Ride to Pratt * Whit­ IN. EILLINGTON—Custom built. 3 rooms. living room, dinihg room, gage. equipped. 233 Vernon St. Call Ml drapes, like new. Call 6(1 9-8938. MONTHS STOVE! REFRIGERATOR! bedroom ranch on 84 acre, large financed. J. D. Realty, 6(1 9-3640. $15,800 Bolton Center—884 room /Hartman Tobacco Co. asks re­ ney, 2nd shift. Vicinity of Pearl 9-0654. Help Wanted— Male 36 I sold this to a young couple 8 ATTRACTIVE room In private kitchen and two baths or four 8nd Spruce Sts. MI 9-1130. Painting-Pioenng 21 home, next to bath and shower. HEAT! living room with lining area, ranch. Two-car garage, view newal of a permit to operate a ONE 7.10x15 tire, tube and wheel months ago, but they are not get­ MANCHESTER—Near schools, bus bedrooms, Uving room, kitchen $15,600 Bolton—16 acres, large girls’ boarding achool 700 feat MANAGEMENT trainee—Pine op­ Free parking. MI 9-0887. See new 8>i room apartment te sunny kitchen, . full basemint, and two baths? House suitable for EXTERIOR AND interior painting portunity exists for young man to complete, $11. Phone 6(1 9-9461 ting married. panoramic view. Madeline Smith.’ and shopping. Six room cape plus brook, 4-room Ranch. Pony north of Smith St. All persons In­ Business Services Offered 1!! after 4 p.m. Rockville. Just IS minutes to recreation room. Many extras. 6(1 either situation. Plus paneled full Aotomohnes tor ^ te 4 and paperhanging. Wallpaper enter consumer finance field. Ex­ BIXINDE BEDROOM Hartford bridges. Realtor. MI 9-1642. barn, riding stable poasibllitles. terested may appear and be heard. books. Guaranteed workmanship. LIVING ROOM SUITE 9-1343. basement, 100x200 lot, aluminum panding company requires the FOR SALE - Cedar closet ''with ROOM FOR RENT In private $15,600 Coventry near 44 A -^Ider Woman Driver Hurt WANTED — Clean used cars. We CONNIE'S 'TV and Radio Servtcs Reasonable rates. Fully insured. 5-PC DINETTE SET $12,80O-t-IMMACULATE S bedroom storm windows and screens. FHA large 7 room c i ^ . Large available all nours. Satisfaetinn services of a man wilUhg to work storage space. Blond oak sew­ home, garage. 60 S-4773. RISLEY REALTY CO mortgage. Ashing $16,700. Owner A Wtadsor woman was treated buy, trade down or trade any­ Fast and courteoua service, Leo hard and anxious to get ahead. "WESTINGHOUSE” ELEC. ranch, fcram ic bath, hot 'vater ROCKLEDGE glaaaed tn porch. 'IWo-car ga­ thing. Douglas Motors. 833 Main. guaranteed. Cali Ml 9-'816. J. PelleUer. MI 9-8338. ing cabinet and bench. Inquire f"'5 RANGE LIGHT housekeeping, 2 rooms, MI 9-4824 TR 5-1168 hiat. excellent constnictlon, lOO 6n 4-8052. at Mt. Sinai Hsspital In Hart­ This Is a career opportunity vith Center St. upstairs. rage. Brook, 385x300 tot. many splendid company ^ spon­ “ COI-ORIC” COMB. RANGE bedroom and kitchen, all Improve- foot frontage, large trees. Carlti- - TERRIFIC VALUE $16,800 Andover-8 room ranch, ..t- ford for minor injuries suffered in OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- THOMAS HARRISON - Painting "MATAG” WASHER MANCHESTER $11,000. COMFORTABLE 484 room a crash yesterday afternoon on cars. amplifiers, phonographs sored benefits. For perMWl '*i- FEDDER REFRIGERATED water ments. 136 Bissell St. W. Hutchins, 6U 9-5132 home, on approximately one acre. tached garage, $3,800 oasumes cials, fixlt' yourself cars, always and decorating. Equipped an-l "EMERSON” I'ELEVISIGN Beautiful 5>-i room custom built 484% mortgage. the Windsor-South Windsor changers. Over 47 years total fully insured for large and small tervlew contact Mr. G. G^9F cooler, 8 years old stainless steel GREEN MANOR Ranch, in excellent condition. 24 New heating system. Garage. • good selection. Look behind our ferred Finance. 983 Mam St., SET ROOM FOR working girl kitchen NEW LISTING—8 room expandable $16,700 B olton- All stone, 884 bridge. j oCnce. Douglas Motors. 388 Main. perience. 90 days guarantee un jobs Workmanship guarar'eed top, foot pedal. In excellent condi­ privileges. Call after 5 p.m. Ml cape, fireplace, aluminum storms, ft. living room with fireplace. City water. Madeline Smith, Real­ work. Potterton’a. Ml 9-4887. Manchester. tion. Cost $285. asking price $90. "HOOVER" VACUUM tor. 6(1 6-1642. room ranch. Two fireplaces, 3 Mrs. Catherine Grannel, 38, was < with reasonable prices. Ml 9-2497. Also Included Sealy Innerspring 3-8565. GARDENS amesite drive. Built 1952 on a Three bedrooma, kitchen with din­ NEED A CAR and had your credit MI 9-0474. treated for injuries to the right' ELECTROLUX owners—Free pick TURRB7T LATHE operator—able Mattress and Box Spring. "Alex­ 60x126 lot. Excellent condition. ing area, built-in oven and range. RBUJUCED—Cape with 6 finished $17,900 Builder's loss. Parkway hip and knee and later releaoed. EXPIRATION OA’n i tamed down? Short on down pay- EXTERIOR and Interior painting. ROOM FOR rent with continuous On West Middle Turnpike Call now. Paul J Correntl, Ml Full baaement. 1-car oversized ga- up and delivery. Prompt, friendly to set up and work from blue­ JOHNSON outboard motor. ander Smith” Rqgs, Lamps. Just Off the Wilbu>- Cross rooms, oversized with large kitch­ 84-mlle. Tolland, ^.strgs 7 room Resident State 'h'ooper Ronald | asentr Had a repoasession? Don’t CellUigE refinlshed. Papernangtag. prints. Short rtliraircraft quality^ hot water, shower. Private en­ S-536S. range. Beautiful lot. Immediate oc­ ve up* See Douglas Motors, get service on your flUectrolux (R) Wallpaper books. Estimates given Singer sewing machine. Cheap. 14 Tables, Kitchen Cabinet, Inlaid and Parkway en,-4 bedrooms possible. 2-car ga­ split. 184 bams, high elevation. Jacobsen said Mrs. Grannel’s car ' All benefits available. Wllco Ma- Munro St. a few other articles. trance. Gentlemen preferred. 101 cupancy. 5% mortgage may be as­ The Connecticut Homeowners Maintenance e towdown on me lowest down cleaner. Also featuring rug wash Fully covered by insurance. Call Chestnut St. Near Manchester Shopping Park­ LARGE, THREE bedroom ranch rage. owner anxious to hear your Among nice homes. first struck the steel dividing er. floor scrubber and w-xer. ,chine Tool Co., Routes 6 k 44, Bol­ Free storage until wanted. Free sumed.' Price reduced, $19,900, Call offers. S. A. Beechler Realtor, 6(1 $19,000-Bolton Route 6—Large 8 Service Company gand smallest payments anywhem. Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1008. FIVE WOODEN storm windows. ade and schools. with attached garage and full strip separating the east and Call Electrolux authorized sales ton. delivery. Free set up by our own NEAR MAIN ST, for gentleman, 3'/i-4',4 room apartments ara 3-6969 Or Ml 9.8952. room Cape, plastered walls, 9 BROOK STREET — WAPPINO, CONNECTICUT Not 'd small loan or finance com- 13 full length screens. 6 pairs reliable men. baaement. Ixicated in beautiful .west bound lanes on the bridge, gsay' Dmiglad Motors. 883 and service. Ml 9-0843, JA 2-0108 PAINTING AND paperhanKing. private entrance, parking. 23 now renting for Immediate occu­ Tamarack Hills with outstanding 'FRANCES K. WAGNER 100x400 lot. swerved across the roadway and Please ask for Augustine Kamien Good clean workmanship at re’ - SHOE FITTER—young man, ex­ lined drapes. 84” . MI 3-8332. Phone for armointment. RANCH—3 bedrooms, tile bath. $24,000 Columbia — Three fire­ perienced, full-time only. Apply Pearl St. MI 3-7236. pancy. convenience to school, shopping- hit a guard rail. The impact tore ski. aonabls rates. 30 years In Man­ SAMUEL AT.BKRT Hartford MI 3-1955 • west side, location, plaster walls, places, targe 7 room ranch. In person. Tots 'n Teens, 958 Main STORM WINDOWS, four 32x63 CH 7-03.58 , Furnished Model Apartments and travel. Sales executive fireplace, large kitchen and dining u p . a section of the railing and chester., Raymond Fiske. MI Open Dally and Sunday transferring to Chicago. Estate- Large knotty pltig porch, two- IMB CMC 84-ton pick-up truck, CHAIN SAW work —, Trees cut 0-9237. St., Manchester, Conn. screens included, two 28x63, two See It Day Or Night Apartments— Flats— area, must be sold. S. A. Beechler car garage. 7 acres. badly damaged her ear. Jacobsen combination doors 82x80. Ml 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. like grounds in fine neighborhood. ROCKVILLE—Cape Cod, four larg i Very good condition. PI 3-8682. Reasonable rat::B. Call PI 3-7688 If you have no meana of trans­ rooms on first floor. One extra Realtor, Ml 3-6969 or 6(1 9-8952. $25,600 Bolton — Large 8 room is still investigating. between 1:30-4-80 or any time MAN FULL-TIME for deliveriea 9-2498. Tenements 65 Phone; MI 3-26|8 Chistom-built ta 1956, first quality and sales. Good salary. Steady. portation I'll aend my auto for y:'U. large room. Practically finished Ranch. 3 fireplaces and 4 .Halloween Aettvitiea 34 HOUR SERVICX-CALL 6U 4-lU l PRIVATELY OWNED Cadillac Saturday or Sunday. Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 81 No obligation. thrqu^out. Tastefuliv decorated SPECIAL FOR^TOlsT^ra References required. Phone 6(1 FOUR PIECE bedroom set. For­ FOR RENT—In Coventry—4 room GREEN MANOR wltlf Philippine makogany trim. on second floor. Full cellar, Slu - room ranch with baaement ga­ A Halloween Party will be held 1960. will accept reasonable offer, A—L--B-E-R T' S apartment, heat and hot water CONSTRUCTION CO. NEED FUNDS? It’s easier to carry 8-5813, after 8 CH 3-7463, JA mica and chrome kitchen set,' Sensibly priced at $17,900 making inum combinations. Large lovr'y Green Manor house'"^with full rage. separate 2-car garage, 2 at the Wapplng Community House must sell. MI 9-5833. 2-6071. dropleaf table, sofa, two chairs, 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD and electric stove supplied. Ga­ Manchester Shopping Parkade yard. Convenient to schools and acres. 2 drivewavs. Saturday at 7 p.m. Philip Welles, MORTEN8BN TV. BpeidallMd RCA one debt, than many. Pay $22.25 OPEN NIGHTS 'TIL 8 P. M. excellent financing available. For basement, attached*girage, nicely CREDIT APPROVED CUSTOMER’S SIGNATURE televlslao. service. Ml 9-4841. per month for each $1,000. Dial rug and pad. lamps, 17" Capehart rage stall If desired. A. G, Crick- ' Manchester, Connecticut details which apply to you call MI shopping. Move in for the holi­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO chairman of the Y-sponsored af­ s______1967 VO linW A G iaf sedan, exc-*- Sat. .6 p.m. more, PI 2-6449. landscaped. - dishwasher, exterior lent condition. Radio, heater, white CH 8-8897 and ask Frank Burke or TV. Owner movillg. MI 3-6471, 9-1278. Russel) F. Broderick, days, Home Finders Realty Co. recently painted. $16,995. BROKERS 60 »-3766 fair, said everyone including pre­ FLOOR SANDING and (sOnMitiig. Jimmy Carter to explain how ear” WANTED — Experienced r'xlnter. Broker. MI 8-1131., Paul P. Flano 6(1 8-0458 school children and adults are in­ walls, underroatlng. MI 3-4028. Call MI 9-1003. FOUR BURNER GH electric stove, 7-room Colonial, AA zone, im­ Spedaltalng in oM floors. MI It is Connecticut Mortgage E:- oven, warrninc oven, two storage maculate condition, 184 baths. vited to attend. . We Have The Answers To AH 9-8780. Boats and Accessories 16 MANCHESTER — Sturdy new 6 IF YOU ARE' interested in buying MANCHESTER GREEN area—Im­ Junior and senior prises for change, 15 Letihs Street, Hartford. PART-TIME man wanted for Ful­ draws. MI 9-4012. SEPTIC TANKS a house in Green Manor, come/see $18,600. "1949 MERCURY. Call MI 9-8401 Invitation to Bid room Garrison Colonial. l',4 baths, Lake St.. Vernon. Nice 8 room maculate 3 bedroom ranch con­ most original, prettiest, and after 8 p m. REUPHOLSTERY. slip covers . d ler Brush delivery. Must have car. 3'4 HP OITTBOARD T-ause'n, 1 AND hot water heat, full insulation, ours. We have a great deal to of­ Your Problems On Home Apply 42 Russell St. BENDIX automatic washer, excel­ Scaled bid.i will be received at the ranch, full basement. 2-rar garage, venient to schools,, churches, funniest costumes will be awarded. draperies custom made.. Free •- Bosiness Opportuiiities 32 c.vljnder air-cooled. 4 rvcle. Needs lent condition. $35. Call MI 3-2033 plastered walls, fireplace with fer that others don’t, including shopping. Large living room with A grand march at 7 will be follow­ 1956 RED FORD convertible. Ex- ttmates. Open evenings for yo-ir adjusting, $25. 6(1 9-7375. Office of The General 6Ianager, 41 price. In addition tn the usuiU 3 acres of,land. $18,900. PAINTERS WANTED. steady bet-ween 4 and 6 p.m. Center .St., 6fancheater, Conn,, un­ PIMGGED SEWERS paneled wall, knotty pine "’abl- Conrord Rd. 7 room ranch, large comer flreplace, tiled bath, with ed by games snd refreshments at Repairs and MaintenarKe tremely clean, power steermg T convenience. P A M Upholstery WANTEI^Ventur* capital to de­ nets. Large shade trees. Owner three bedrooma, kitchen, living work, top wages. Only fully exper- siTHP EVINRui^E^i^^ir^ouTb^ til November 4, 1959 at 2:00 P.M. lot. Recreation room, powder colored fixtures, modem kitchen, 8:30 p.m. THE CONNECTICUT HOMEOWNERS MAINTENANCE A C radio. May be seen at Bo: r\ Shops, 307 N.. Mata St. Ml 9-8834. velop a new type of playground OCCASIONAI, chairfi, beds, bu­ Machine Cleaned and builder. MI 3-4860. room and dining area, attached aluminum doors and windows, full Ebbo Service Station. Reasonable. swing. Best of references. Write ienred men need apply. Call PI motor, electric starting, used only for Automotive Supplies to include garage and utility room, we are room, 2 baths. 2 kitchens, $28..500. Two Halloween parties will be SERVICE is now avnilsbie to Manchester residents. We 2-7070 after 7:30 p.m. reau,-a and Other fiousehold items. Tires, Tubes, Chains, Gasoline, Oil Two apartment house, nice loca­ cellar with GE hot Water heat, held for Union Grammar School TYPEWRITERS - Repaired, rent­ Bo:: R, Herald. on fresh watisr. Excellent condi­ MI 9-0023. Septio Tanks, Dry Wells, Hewer NAME YOUR down payment. including wall to' wall carpeting, alter the Moms Owner a 24 boar 'maintenanes eervteei One FOR SALE—1957 Ford, four-door ed, sold and serviced 479 E. tion, 6(1 6-0538. — Grea.se and Batteries. / Lines In-tailed—Cellar Water­ 61 Alice Drive— Five rooms with tion. Let the income pay ' your city water and sewers, excellentty children Saturday night. From caU to IM will provide all senleea. We require ao more than WANTED Bartender at club for disposal, exhaust fan and built- 'landscaped lot with trees, priced sedan, automatic « transmission, Middle Turnpike. MI 9-3477. FOR l e a s e Bid forms and apeciflcatlons are proofing' Done. 184 baths, full cellar, spic and ins. The lot i.s oversized in both rent. $16,900. Financing can be 8:30 to 8:30 p.m. cartoon movies your slgnatoM upon csrapletlon of each jeh pertonned. Yon white walU, etc. $1,200. PI 2f6978. night work. Good for retired man. available at the Controller’s Office, easily arranged. below owner’s cost. Phone 6(1 will be shown to. children in grades receive one bill at the end of each month regnrdleoo a t how HAROU5 A SONS.'RubbNh -emov- Call after 5 p.m. MI 3-5668. PHIIXX) REFRIGERATOR, Ben- 'span, ready to move In. Owner. frontage and depth. The back yard Centrally located service station Building Materials 47 dix washer, both $5. 43 Bigelow. 66 Center St„ Manchester, Conn, MI $-0095. 3-6278, Brae-Bum Realty one through four. A second party many types a t serrioes rcaderod. *88 BORGWARD station wagon with i at cellars and attica cleaned, McK i n n e y b r o s . ; is terrific (or children. There’s a J. D. REALTY on Main St. In Manchester. Has '— ...... ‘ - ; Town of 6(anchester. Oonn. jiorch off the dining area with featuring dancing will be held radio, heater. It's a real doll with' Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold bean .serving motorists for over 31 USED ELECTRIC stove, excellent Richard Martin, General Sawarogt Disposal Co. SOUTH WNDSOR, 79 .aurel St. m D -3 6 4 0 FOUR ROOM home, full basement, from 8:30 to 10:30 for grades five DID you EVER NEED A PLUMMER? NOT TOMORROW very low mileage. Priced for a! Hoar, Ml 0-4034. Situntions Wanted— Male 39 WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST ' screena and atriiings which is oil heat, storm wlndqws, ' shade MAYBE BUT RIGHT NOW — CVOJ. US. . years. Get the details on this ex­ condition, four burner.s. two ovens, Manager 180-182 Pearf St.— Ml 8-M08 8 room ranch, extra large kitch­ heaven sent -tn the hot weather. through eight. quick aUe at Brunner's in Tal- ceptional opportunity. Ceiling Tile 9V4c sq. ft. two drawers, best offer. MI 3-7735. Advt. No. 189 ' V- en built-in oven, screened porch. FIVE ROOM ranch, full baaement, trees, convenient to shopping cen­ TV BROKEN DOWN AT 1:00 PJI-—Well be them beton M A M RUBBISH removal features • Give us a call. Owner '*(1 9-5519. Both will be held in the school the late show. cottville. Open evenings till 9. Tel. NOW'S THE time, leaves racked, Knotty Pine Paneling, 8' T4c sq. R. haiP acre lot. Excellent flnanct 2 fireplaces, plastered walla, hot ter, bua, Verplanck school. FHA cafeteria. Cider and dpughnuts will MI 8-5191. full-time commercial, industrial, water heat, full insulation, ceramic Or assume our 484% mortgage, LIQRT8 OO OUT? We'll be there before the first candle residential, service, ^ttics, cel­ TIDEWATER OIL CO. grounds cleaned. Call MI 9-2688,^ Pegboard l l ‘/4c sq. ft. available. Marion E Robertson, $10',600, 2 bedroom ranch recrea­ be served and prises' awarded for Mahogany Paneling, Broker, MI 8-8958. tion, room, rear porch, excellent tile bath, amesite drive, all city amall monthly payments. 6 0 burns out. IT'S A'BRUNNER super special. lars, yards, burning barrels, card­ 9-9216. costumes. . JA 7-7221, evenings JA 8-8914 V-Grooved 14>/4c itq, ft. IiiviUition to Bid condition, central, assume 484% utilities. Immediate occupancy. All -over town children will be STORM. AND THE ROOF LEAKING? Well be there be­ 1958 Dodge 4- dr, aedan. Full price board drums, snow plowing (side- Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 INVESTMENT property—4 apart­ Priced to sell. Charles Lesper- fore the flret pot to fan. $489. 8 cyl, with automatic drive, 1 walks I. MI 9-9757. Steel Cellar Doors, from $49.50 ea. !4ealed bids will be received at the mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. ringing doorbells Saturday night No. 1 Oak Flooring $205 per M’ ments and restaurant with 5 year ance, 6(1 9-7630, GIASTONBURY. 184 Mlnnechaug radio, heater. Brunner’s, across — —----- t":------——------;;------Office of The General Manager, 41 Hutchins. MI 6-8132. seeking contributions to the MI 3-87.'i3 GERMAN SHEPHERD Puppies. Disappearing Stairways $24.95 ea, ID EAL FOR lease. Excellent return, good lo­ Dr.—Lovely 3 bedroom ranch. from Vlttner'a Garden Center in j For Repairing ann Remodeling Three males and one female. PI- Center St.. Manchester, flonn.. un­ BOLTON—8H rooms, full base­ UNICEF program. Proceeds are Windows, Complete from $11 ea. til November 3, 19.59 at 2:00 P.M. cation, low price. Act *oday. For SACRIFICE '—For quick sale. 4 Tu'o fireplaces. living and dining TalcottWUe. LOCALLY OWNED-Fuel oil busi­ 2-8066. further information call Phllbrick ment, hot water oil heat, plastered used to help out needy children aU M l 4-1551 of Your Home ness. Good addition for some local Pocket Door Frames $15 ea. for One f 1) T-.vo Door Sedan Pas- room home with extras. Stop in at room. 1>4 baths, one with full Agency. Ml 9-8464. walls, insulation! garage, amesite shower. Seven large ' double over the world. '88 EDSEL Citation. 4-dr. sedan, dealer. Write Box T, Herald. BLACK I>abrador Retriever pup­ Dutch Doors $25 ea. aenger^ar^ MACHINE SHOP 48 Dudley St. any tirhe. all power-steering, brakes, s- t Call drive. Trees. Priced by owner for closets. Beautiful all knottv pine School Olaases ElectaNE CALL MAINTENANqE SERVICE COBCPANY FOR BALE-1954 Chevrolet Bel Alr, and torn clothing, hosiery runs, BOOKKEEPER TYPIST, construc­ tol Equipment Co., 38 Main St, Town and Country BOWERS SCHOOLr-Custom S bed­ rage. Second floor unfinished. Inis Bfotherq Circle Drive On Products 50 MI 3-6321. DOES IT ALL 8 BROOK antEET—WAPPINO, CONNECTIOUT Call PI 2-6737. handbags repaired, zipper re­ tion business. One girl, office, lo­ Ml 3-7058. room ranch, fireplace, cellar, one owner home has fireplace, oil SEVEN ROOM house, excellent Mrs. Charlee Kehoe, chairman placement, umbreUos repaired, cated In Manchester Shopping SWEET CIDER, gou'rds, squash, Orainago Co. MINTERBURN REALTY CORP. beautiful condition, lovely lot with heat, heated sunroom, beautiful condition, two car garage, cuiiiy 6(ANCHESTER, Rockledge — Six of the membership drive of the men's abjrt collars reversed and Parkade, 6 day week. 2, weeks HU6(US FOR sals, also fill, good pumpkins. Green Mountain pota­ trees, assume 484% mortgage. lot with trees plus tool shed. converted to two apartmenta. room rench.,,full dining room, ga­ St. Frands eC^Aaslsl Motheria Cir­ Bervtag the Manchester, South Wladaor. Bolton aroae. Feo $10.00 first ysnr—fifiM nnsTTilt IBM WNTIAC Spactol deluxe 4- replacad. Marlew'a little Maud- Mid vacation. Starting $70. Write clean topsoil. Free delivery In toes, elder Tlnegar. Oracle Farm, Small caoh. Only $16,500, Carlton Eaaily financed. Priced to sell. 4oor. MI • .i m Ml 9-4143 Priced, to aell. J, D. Realty, 60 rage. $19,500. Tongren, Broker. cle ennouncee this Is the laet week tosd by the most repatsMa aad eonselsatioas eontraetora ta your area. tag Bhop. . Box a, Herald. Manchester. MI 8-6712. 781 Hebroo Ave., Olastonbury. W. Butchtas. 6 0 8A183. 6a $-827$. Brae-Buni Realty, $-9640. 60 ggSOL ai the door-torOeor eanvaee ta the

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