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Manchester WAXES Mill hold a The Rotary Club will iQMt Tum- Pvt. Adrian P. I^faaUd, son of Carl F. Clalr^lS Saulter* Rd., e^ tor of mUsie. The group \yUI leas meeting toipjjhvw at 7:30 day night at 6:30 at the Manchea- Mr. and Mrs. Joh jtlv Scarlatb, 300 .Tohn L. GagUafMone, 214 Gardn^t BpardTaked also sing the Lord’a Prayer. . Average Effitly Net Preaa Run About To p.m."fmiowing the usDal weighing ter Country Club. The'Rev. Aimold Charter Oak anid' Pvt. Andre St., and JpS^h J. Hatoburdo Jr., ’the Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, pastor WMki Anemic, TheAn.n Weather rrm iuivr -v ■ '29 Btr^nt St:, are among the 24 W»t the Week Ended ^S8ion> honors ini' the tion, and ^he Rev. Theodore P. ■ sale, -ThufedM, ^Nov., _8, from 9 Four new pifectors will take of­ 12,361 eu(ljr morning vnlleg fag. Lew Amerl<»n IVork will he on coiihge at the ^vetUtUre ceremtmy tional Stores.- electricisl engineering major.' School beginning at S o’clock. the'rase, ia due to need o f moyt VOL. LXXyi, NO. 82 (EIGIITEEN PAGES) j (Ciaealfled Adveiitelag on Faga 10) ners'for the busy housewives. spectively.. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER > PRICE n V E CENtR ju rtic^ 'fh r the Ghriitmae eale, Sundays^sJternd^ at' 3 o ’clock in Oaths of'Office will be admin­ eaaentlai vltamtna and food JrOn After the ceremonial meeting, for hullding up your blood thah. ■ I J' the.1nati of which ie act for Thure* The monthly, meeting of the St. Mary>i^urcK\Ahe Is a.gradU V Manchester Lodge, No, 73, A.F. All the recreation buildings will ate of Manchipter High School. istered by Superior dourt Judge the BoaVd wilt hold a special meet­ yOii should try FRRRIZA^ a Dec. 6. Hosteasee tomorrow committee of C^h S<;out Pack No. and A.M., will hold a special com- be closed to ajl activities on Elec­ true Reronatrurtiye tonic. be Major MyrtJe T^rWin^^on, r..unicatlon at the Mawmic Temple tion Day, excejit cfor the regular William J. Shea; e Manchester res­ ing at which a number of appoint- (live FRRRIZAN a rhknM te 91, will be held Wednesday st 8 .i.ienta to towi) pbSts will be con­ :ra. Major Jeremiah Sweet and p.m. at the' Manchester 'Green The Regina d’ltirtiA'SiWiety, will tomorrow night at 7:30. The en­ Tuei^ay bowTlng leaglies and for ident. Chief speaker at the cere- pick you right up. Increase your sidered. Among those posts is the appetite, give you more enerxy Mra. Thomaa’ Maxwell. SthoOl. j . , hold its monthly mwKnii^ontght tered .apprentice --djegree' will be senior members wishing ...m use monies'will be Hubert W. Stone, the show’drs. office of, town counsel, one which- from richer, redder blood, at 7:3Q.at the ItaIian''Au^loah copferredx, by the o ff e r s , of the .director of Municipal Consulting FERIUZAN la sold on a'poaltive Miaa Karolyn Harriet Kaye, Club. Elections will' be heU|Nsiid lodge, and a social hbUr^ and re- Services for the Connecticut Pub- has been the subject of some Con­ The executive board of the Ver- troversy In past yesra Guarantee of complete aatlafae- daughter of Dr. and Mra. Paul M. planck PTA will hold a brief busi­ plans made for the Christmas'. ishments follow'the work. Maurice Gaudet has been named lid Expenditures Council. tion or mone.v heck. ' Kaye, 102 W. Center 8t., haa been ness meetihg tomorrow ,st 7:30 ty next month. After the meetln) Yhalrman of the Elks memocial The, Directors who will begin The Dlreciors’ are scnedulcd to aura you get get|ttln« pledged to Gamma Phi Beta aor- at the 'Verplanck', School, coffee and refreshments will, be .Ii^ph A.,Moriarty, abn of Mr. services which will be held on Dec, their first term on the Board are set A date for a public heaHng FERRIZAN. 100 Tablet# 11.11. N' oiity at Miami University, Oxford, served. and MrAsJoseph J. Moriarty, 41 2 in the Elks Lodge. " on amendments to the subdivision jl W. Hale Deparfmrat Stnm,^ Ohio. She ta a' freshman in the Atty. Eugene •'Kelly, Theodore The Army and Navy Club Aux­ Strbi^f 8t>^is one of 11 senior Cummings end Fritncll Mahoney, regulations. School of Arts and Sciences, major studonta at-tM^S^. Louis Univer­ Manchester (Chapter. No. 17, On 'Thursday, the Town Plan­ ing In English. iliary. xViil meet Wednesday eve­ Naval Aviation Cadet Charles K. all Democrats, and Roy Johnson, ning at the clubhouse. At 8:30, sity Schobl^of Medicine who has DAV, and its Auxiliary'presented Republican. ning Commission held, hearings on Mullanr.v, USNR, 20. son of Mrs. a HQlloween .social for the patients Dr. Merrill, B. Rubinow will speak Sfary Mullaney. ■ 134 Hilliard St., been elected tp membership in Incumbants are Harry Firato? an ' amendment which' would in A meeting of the teacher apon- at Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital crease lot sizes apd another which aora of the Junior Red Croaa will and show' slides. Mrs. Christine reported aboard the NaVal Auxil­ the Alpha Omega Alpha'Honorary Jacob Miller, Harold A. Turking- Gienney and her comniUtec w'ill iary Station, C^baniss Field, Cor­ Medical Society. He graduated last week. Ice cream and Hal­ ton and Gilbert Barhee. Republi­ would require siibdividera t® P*!f be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 :30 loween cupcakes Were served. a certain amount for each lot to at the Hollister Street School. •sen-c refreshments. .Members ai;e pus CHiristie, Tex., on Oct. 24, for from Manchester High' School, ah< cans, and Dr. Pascal Poe, Demo- reminded to bring gifts for the advanced flight training. He re­ attended the University of Con­ crat. , be put aside for acquisition of necticut from 1950 to 1953. piihllr land for schools, ot parks. Due to the election tomorrow, the "White Elephant" table_____ ceived his basic flight training at. Distribute While controf of the BoIrd still regular meeting of Anderaon- Pensacola, Fla. A 1953 graduate of rests with .the Republicans, the X Shea Post, No. 2046. VFW, will The DeMoIay ^.Mothers Ciixlc Manchester High School., he at­ A. meeting of all the Girl Scout minority party, la stronger than leaders and interested adults in Votmg^eminders be held tonight at the post home will meet at 7;30 this evening in tended the University of Connecti­ in former,years because it now has LARGE SCREEN RCA Local Balloting atSMS. the John Mather room o f the Ma­ cut from 1953 to 1955.' . the northea.st neighborhood, com­ four members on the Board. prising the Green and Buckley Color TV $523 ,and up sonic Temple. Hundreds of Bd.V\Scouta-,.ln Toplight’s inaugural meeting 61 Million Voters ■ID London Airs Terpis; Schools area, will be held Wednes Edward A. Mathieaon, son of Blackicdge District weriKout Sat* will get underw'ay with the sing­ B A R L O W 'S 2,500 Short of paii. .Lauly Roberts Lodge. Daugh­ day night at 8 o’clock at the urday hanging nearly 10,000, "get Mr. and Mrs. Janies R. MaUtieson, Green School. ’The new neighbor, ing. of the Star Spangled Banner TELEVISION JJnder Way Charge ters of St. George, will meet 50 Tanner St., '^s • enrolled as - a put and vole’.’ reminders on by the Round Table Singers of Pour Wednesdsy at 7:30 p.m.'with Mrs. hood service tealn will- 'be eX' knobs in this town, Andover, Bol> 1089 Tolland Tpk., Bnekiand freshman at Marietta College Mai'- plained. :Manchester High School under the Tel. MI 8-8098 Go to Polls ’52 Noon Cease-Fire at 7 p. m. Prescriptions Marjory Findlay, 93 Summit St. ietta, Ohio. A graduate of Suffield ton. Hebron, ^Marlborough and diibction of G. Albert Pearson, dl- Glastonbury. ' •udapest ^ Here Academyi .he is majoring in busi­ __'''s,, , ■ ______The Stanley Circle of the South ness administration. A daughter was born at the St. 'This day’s chore completed the The midday voting'lally in PINE PHARMACY Methodist Church will meet in the Francis Hospital on Nov,. .2 to project which started with thy'dia- By THE AHaor|ATF.D PRF.S8 , ' Manchester today trailed the ■ London, Nov. 6 (/P)—-BriUiiti and France told the world M4 Center St— MI t-SSld ladies parlor tomorrow night at 'MK and Mrs. George DeFranzo, 28 tfibuUon of posters to business An unexpectedly heavy vote-r-exceedinjr the 1952 pace at Belgrade,X^goslavia, Nov. 1952 figure by 2,500 votes. At today they are ready to stop fighting in Egypt tonight. 7:45. The Ladles Auxiliary to Man­ Bilyue Rd, chester Chapter, No. 17, DAV, places, about ,a month ago./ some ballot boxe.s—marked the earlyxlialloting in today’,«t 6 (/P)— Hungariim men, wom- noon, 9,442 ^lAnchesler voters 4 Order.s went out to the troops—who captured Potjt:SRidv w ill. hold its regular meeting FfPliCt yiitU M w T iP wftk presidentiai election. A.s poll opening time arrived, beginning en and children urr^w them- out of 22,06religible had cast today— to cease fR-e at 7 p.m. EST unless they are attacked. Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the VFW inyhe East a'hd moving we.stward with the sun, report.s came ; selve.s with re n e w s ^ury Home. ballots at the town’s four A- The action was announced in London^ Pqris. aiid at the ' in from precinct after. predncKif *. into heavy fighting a^iinst polling places. In 1952, the United 'Nations. sn vm o n e cilizena ajnnding in line to tegik-: tlie Russians in stricK ter their choice between four number who had voted at The United Nations is preparing tb throw an international more yearn of RepubUcen Dwight Budapest today, informed n-vyas 12,000. police force ijpto the area to patrol a buffer zone—but it're- FINAL CLOSEOUT !1 ■ D. Elaenhower or a switch to Dem­ Presidential sources here report. XTb* 'X. 1,500 Voters Per Hour fnalna to be seen how this zone can be setjip. Tk.-^im Ceo« ocrat Adlai ;E.''Steyen*on. fighting was descritied as Tlie''^442 total indicates local For one thing, there is uncertainty how far, if at all,* the .A, And' aLn.iokt without exception, abogt as intense as^it was I voters hM.becn going to the polls Mancmisthi Conn* aa the' day- wore on. election of- Israelis will pull back from the Suez-Canal area. They took A J M J t BRANB YARNS ^ 'T ^ Bexible waterproof, heat* when the anti-Ru.sstkn, anti­ j s,t the ISte^of slightly more than CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS yeiHatant pad to uie witfr-^bla ftciala said the balloting wab ex­ J.500 ah hour^'*.* compaied with over Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula last week with a heavy loss in ceeding their expeetationa. Balloting communist revolt began OcU 2.000 an hiior for the first six Egyptian lives and equipment.'^ —----- M UDUS, SOOKS, KITS «id ACCESSpMES 4>tt top finish. FJpxibh — drapes tpj major partlea have contended that i seated the pro-Mo.scow government Poll* opened today at^x? a.m. general, to confirm a:ceptancs o f' M .9I , VR’K f. 1515® SHOE REPAIR SHOP Reg. 81.89. Rear Brand , . fit any tsbic shaM. Ceovta/eiit a bgl vote rou'd ‘be favorable.to Scorecard j of Premier Andras Hegedus and and \viir clo.se at 7 p.m. thb esase-fire byTfigypt and Israel. Knitting Worsted ...... , . . . . . , 4 Oz. Skeins 9 9 c — folda ahd.^atotea in drawer.' their ratise. started' Hungary on the road to Tlie brealrdown by dislriciNof They also asked confirmation that Perhaps one reason was the neutral imiepentlerce. t ■ noon vole toda.v coi..pared with- the international patrol can be set Special For Tuesday Only! ominous sound ^ gun's in Egypt To Cease • Fire Reg. $1.29. Bear Brand Glowknit X \'ery Heavy firing the. midday' vote in 1952: up aoon, and Hajnniaranjold con- ; frith metallic thread, for stoles ...... % Oz. Skein* 3 9 c and in Hungary, Wirring Ameri­ Distrii-t 1, East Side Recreation firmed thia dould be done. MEN'S. UDIESV l Y 'x i r cans emotionally, arW, in the case On Page 8 Informant.^ in this independent Tel A-vlv, Israel. Nov. 6 Cotrmunist capital said e.xtremcl.v Btdlding^-JOBS'and 3.000. Britain proposed that its forces •' (>P)—layaet says fighting bga Rag 89c. Bear Brand Sweater of Hungary, dramstirJng the priVT Di.jtrlct 2. West Side Recrea­ clear the 8*>ez Canal of aun'.cen * m i CHILDREN'S SHOES S ' x ilege of ■free elections, x" heavy firing lasted contimio'.isly Two Handle One atopped oh tha Egyptian front aad Stocking Y a rn ...... 2 Oz. Skein* 5 9 c S2"x7l lhrou"hout yesterday and last tion Building. 2.10R and 2.833. ships blocking the naasag,*. In Miami, Fla.. forXinslante, W'est policeman awinga hia clubb at demonatrator while ana her forceaXpcc'>Pyl"g .69 night, and rose in inten.jity in the District 3, Waddell School, 2,084 'Unless Attacked’ Egypt's vast dssert Sinai Reg. 69c. Bear Brand De Luxe IN V IS IB L E fr'x»o*N 4 .m r officials said it appeared >heie and 2,,538. apother , an graba him from behind miringmirl a wild aympathy Sweater and Stocking Yariis ...... , . . l Oz. 8 k e lr is '4 9 C would be a state vole of about 1,- daylight‘hour-s, particTularly ity-tha de^onatratlon Tor Hungary in West Berlin, Germany. Nov. 5,. London’s cbmmunicstipn tb -. PenlnaulkN have been ordered.,^ Ike Leading Adlai Gellert hills area of Brdapesf. District 4, ebrnmunity Y .3,187 Hsmrasrskjold: then said: not-trf shoOt, , ' R iO . Now ^^ATsilvartenA 100,000 o’ul of 1,600,000 eliglhles. and 3,512. ■ M^e.than lOO.OOff-vyere involved in sympathy marches in' the city. both Democratic and Republican While there appeared to be no “ Pending the confirmation of the A gQvernmoiit spokesman H A L F S O LE S print ^ - ailysrjr, dantj: In the 1952 election 20,4fC ydted . Ona'gr^up besieged Hje Soviet War Memorial which Is the Brit- S2.S0 officials said they thought “ the III First Vole Tally hope for the re oluUoh now. there , . ' ish sector near Brandqhhurg Gate8--main transit point into Com­ above poinU, Her Majesty’s gov- • said Israeli reprbapntattva* At ask-Ukadssiga. Levtljr war icara" W'aa influencing a large i was a prospect that or some lime in, Manchester out of 21,782,^^8 munist East Berlin. X , ernment ara.ordering their forcaa I the United Nation* were in­ to come Hunga'ry would b- in forThat was a record vote tf,.f4 Zippera Replaced— HatS'Cleaned ^2 PRICEI •nou(h te uaa without ''.turnout. Mancheater, N. H.. Nov. 6 ■ - - ______to cease fire at midnight Greenwich structed last liigtat *ttp confirm a period of bitter guet-rilla warfare ' P*"" cent. The previous record 'waaf 3 Blinute Heel Serriec— All Work Guaranteed '"'^ble clothi X rh rough the morning hours The nation's first three commun- X Me*n Time f7 p.m. EST) unless once again that Israel agroas BOYE KNITTINGING NEEDLES ther^X;rre no report* of disorders ittM to report rejults in the 19.56 w aged' by holdout rebels from I *n 1940 when 89.1 per cent of the J. they are attacked." to a cease-fire.” . 'x., SHOES SHINEO anyvAeiX, elecUpn today gave Prealdent Ki- •tcongholds ln.,the interior of the electorate voted. Prime Minister Eden made , it Israel said nothing, how- Kemp'Sy In^e INSTRUCTIONN BOOKS B O O K S , Country. , - Pr*»1detU r..senhower - B A B Y L A N D On pronilnqnt figure in the first aenhower a lead of 25-5 over Dem,- U.S. Fear^\Russiaii clear that the cease-fire . 'would aver, about giving up any ot KNiniNG ACCESSmCCESSORIES In Budapest, women darted into : carried the town by a plurality of i stay in effect-while arrangements 70S MAIN STk Ml 8-5680 wave of voter* Was former Ptesi- ocrat Adlai Stevenson. '• the Sinai Peninsula its troop* CORDCT ondI STRAW FORFOR RAGSR( ilent Herbert Hodvqr''who got in ! The three towns, all in New the streets and threw g'enades at I 3,475 votes. ' / are made . to reopen the Suez won in a desert march against •AG BOnOMM S^ANDLES. S ^ A N D L E S . CORDS. hla''xballot about EST in SoVlejL tajik*,: report* f-om that f^onnectimit, in 1952, favored Canal ahd install tha international the , Egyptians that ba|^ a Neww Yorkfk City. >n . ., thtlr point Nwitnin minuiea eilfr capital arid, and other women Pfe.sident Eisenhower, •force. . week ago. laraell forces 're­ aniperl' at the .Stusslang firor.v the venson 611,012 to _ ^oops to Ail \ BEAD$#%te. Th« JA K H A U coat President Elseijhowerleijhbwer rieiti^^ia' mtdnTgnt 'u h ^ r a' slate law \^ich At the United Nations,' Ham- portedly have captured the SKI ^N ^K ond SLIPPER SOLES before, nook. He and Mr.s. permita loqnl .officials - to. count windows of buildiDga. E/en chil­ bower s total vole Wrt tftk highest merskjold read the letter from the Egyptian fortlflcatitma at Uffi M anchbstbr Cohi# howei- drove froni Wasliington to>|j,jiptg air'sobn^ as evecy 'eligible dren were seen handling weapons. a candidate ever -received in Con- British delegation saying Britain ' Peninsula's southern tip that The sltuatiDn was describei’ as one, necticut. and his 129,363 plurality CORNER OF MAIN AND O^K STREETS—WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS Gettysburg. Pa., tq Vote, arriving S checked qff. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS \ accepted the cease-fire on: condi­ blocked the use of her port lA there at 11:15 a,m. IS^T. They g o t ; xHartALocation Vi^'lhe only one of utter confiKsion and chaos. was the second : highest in- the tion that Egypt and Israel do also. the Gulf of Aquaba. a round of-applause ftqm, neigh;--'of the thTOe fiast cwimunitles to These. reporUs said there .still state's history. The United Statea had reason to fear today that the He said France also had agreed. bora at the*poIllng. plaCeX. , / • givb Stevenson the edge. 5-3,'over must be many holdout tebela both Union might throw military force into the Middle East Egypt and Israel previously had . Eisenhower had planne«M*ge- A A f l . * i 1 * X v X . ; '^amroarakjbld announce^ he move in. flermwjr. becanao ot . 1 , But the in^iu-gents were on the beth II ca ll^ toda.v for worldwide ;Thua the situatidh seems made air 'again too. from unlocated _____ ! was able to give assurance'' war teoslon In Boirope.. It aali 1 , cooperation with to help to order for the Rua-aians if they points slnaide,the country, begging . . . ; choo."

• / . '■‘T. ::4S|-' V. '-. ■ - -.J (.; !■ ■•:■ • : ' , ' '■ V ■ ■ V.-- ■ J ' . ,• , . . ■ ■ ‘ :■ ■■'■ ■■; ' T" • ‘) 0 . ■'.. - ■, (■ ■> ¥ m - . •-.- UANCHESTEB EVBNtNC^ H£RALD. MAKCHEST£;B, CONN, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER (S. MANCHESTER EVENINGf HERALD. MANCHESTER^ CONN, TUESDAY. NO VEM B^ «. 19SS 0aiN »w * r r yaarsi But this ia becauss of the WA11S' ANNaAl. D irectors R eap p o in i OilficialB planned. higher dalariei^ EliSATOth Asks TurkingtQf}, Renamed Mayor; SMFDMuatDecimBet^en ~ District contributes T per Mrs. M cElraevy Named ms;- each man’s pky toward his lion, while esch firemen con­ d H e lp in Board FilU Appointive Posts l / ' . CohablidfUion,High^t tributes A per cent of hla wage. ainCe' wages will be higher—if W o m a n o f Mayor' Harold A. Turklhglon,?'\William-Buckley, veteran mem«; ' TbA.South Muieh««Ur n r * pii'fbecom e eRecUve an^ the ,y6teriP^apnrove the salar>’ boost-,- Endin^NCrisis '">EPAPTMENT both Democrata and Republioasia: budget la. Ita hlatory. * - about 25 per cent of ^ full year fund. \ dutirman of the Board of Direc- "Women Of the-Year” by Burton’^ He waa n(jn(inated by Poe. DIredtor Voter* will be given the op* budget. But there iS'^at leaat one The .iSamb'Isaluuara will-ask a companled by .her sister, PriMSSk - tora lest night. It is Turklng-] Harry Ftratd'aaid he Vaa also pre- portunlty early in the meetlng'at ------notable exception.-v---- , The . District special appropriation of 325.000' to, Inc., for her work in aiding mqntal^ MargareL ^ WD^OF EVEBY TYPE, PLUS — 'ton’s fourth' term. ‘ pared to nomkiato him. B'j(?kley the Nathan Hale School to expreet 'piaya lU water bill from July 1 purchase thcN^ne St. flrehouae ly-retiirded children. They smiled and waimd^ to ths Four Democratic Directors sup­ ii a Democrat. ' tiMir will on the coneolidatlon each year. ~By thp " time .the District from the Statomg the firehouM 6n long have kicked uj> keeh'Interaat . The five CJOP membera and Pop this would hecessitata a 3JS^ mill Mm. McElraevy, who'-Ja, vice with the British public. One, she Dlre(Jtor Phillip Harrison. The term Boat'd committees. ton; Stephen Bleiler, 164 jt. John assistant chiefs and Chief W> Clif­ Pine St. They think^tne District or president of the association, has voted to accept General Manager iSospi^l es rate, the Commissioners sky. But town could ulUmately get its said, will deal with "reforming' the is five years. Those who can sign bonds and St.; Robert Driiry Jr., East Hert­ the revalued Grand M*t may be ford Kason. become well known through'h*r ''' Herald Phot* composition of the House of 'Jtiehard Martin’s recommendation David &, 3^cGomb waa named to nblea as the Result of last night’s ford. # # complete by the sprilsg meeting of The assistant chiefs now .get money back.^ eRorts in prompting the associa- Mrs. John R. McElraevy th ^ Towm Counsel Charles N. Today: 1.59 < This would come about, they feel, Lords” and the other With amend- succeed .Raydoslee, a Republican action are Sheekey for.,^Martln, Fir the District — if I t ^ to be held — t l 04;t<^ekly i nd .Mason gets.'dl25 ±inn .«i^H In Araiying attention td Ing the homicide law tn "limit thp Croekett be renknted town (muna- and a mymbeKpf the Zoning B^rd rato-fOr the mayor, and Miss Aiyi4.jtTED YESTERDAY: per week, Hiuit said. Pe^centage- lTDie prpperty wereilirtowneirtiie iMl. '•pemocratlc Slrectora —Bo Dies of A uto Injiiriffs when the mill rate is set.. the needa of Manchester's retarded aedpe of capital punishment. 'Of Appeals aliice lu inception. Goa -tzm!** 'Johnson,' controller, for C.' .T^aula Adams, 15 8. Ha^horne St.: The second.^^ be displayed for Uise. the rai.se will bebbout the District or the' towp decided to children. gene KkUy. Theodore Cummings lee was not nominated. Democrats For tha grand reception our op«n!ngA W * waca greatly plaaiad at tha Way house'' the fire apparatus, and The exact nature of the pro­ Leroy Norris,. treaaurer. oter sanction only if consolida­ same for, ail grades^^ Credit Asaoeiatioa Members Boy,Had and Francla.. Mahoney voted no. backed Norman COmollo. Mrs. Maureto Negrq/RFD 2, Vir- Hartfoi'd, Nov. 6 (85—John whistle elsewhere. posals waa not dlacloaed. ' Share the excitement of Asalstant/Dlerka Named ' Abrams, .59, knocked down by a you recognized our fiir^ura values,^ifd will always strive-to have these same tion is approved—will paver three Also Included upder this Item is But, ahe said today, “ Whatever Tax Assessor. Henry Mutrie was Four vacancies on the Town dover; Ralph Garey, 42 Seaman District taxpayers would be re-, In Nick of Time? There were indications that tha the only candid^c for the atoea- The assistont town ctbrks are car Saturday hight near hia home values throughout th^years. If yotf haven't had an opportunity to visit US| months, from Nerv, 1; 1056 to Feb. the salary for ode more full paid auccesa the association.has had so government might move to outlaw Development Commission wqnt to Miss Estiidr Matchet^--'knd Mrs. Circle; Rotort ^BSxter, 81 Durant S, 19ll7,«when pspfisoUdatlon would fireman it IS'^plahned to add . to Imbursed by the town if consolids- aor'a post. The'fii-m of Knust, St.; Mrs. A.itdreenUriano, 103 Con­ inx the Poquonock section- of far is due to the members' aware­ hanging for murders committed in ELECTION NIGHT Republicatia.' >C fifth went to BerthayLeise. , Windsor, died of his Injurlea yes­ please cdriie in and ^ e a'dvantfiga of these opening sptibials tonight. the SMFD. tton were voted, as the flrehouae ness of their problems and their I f Jerome Finn, 14, of 46 Deer­ Everett and C'ambiia'waa appoint- gress St.; Mga. ,P ^ gy Grossi, 32 would'be a District asset, for which some specific cifcumstoncea. a() for two more years, as town Leonard Seader, the Democratic Thpae-two, .with Raymond T. terday in Hartford Hospital. > Aa is perhaps to be expected, the energy and intelligence In working field Dr., had to suffer a coheuS' •nominee.' quish ahd Catherine A. HoG OOnWay SL| Miphari. Merovonlch, the town would be charged. slon in a school playground acel' A bill intr(xluced by a Labor fO f faster, falter returns... watch auditor*. There, was nb- .opposi­ Abrama’ death was the eighth seoo^ highest item on the full to solve them. smber abolishing capital punish­ The Rapublicans were Briice joran, are-'-dasiatanf registrars of 56 Kenaln^on St.; Mr*. Ida Arm­ 'X. DECAYI!; - • OBier Items dent Friday, he did it ih the hick tion. strong, DuVal St.; Mrs. Alice Stone, traffic fatality reported in the P*V}«cted budget csverr water coat "This isn't 'a one-woman or a Watkins. Incumbent, a 5-year 'rital stoUatiCs. . i) nberine and Calcium, fai aalii- A number of other smaller iteiiia of time. ment has been pasMd by the C H A N N E L 10 Election Canter In nominati/ig Poe, Director State since Friday night. pnd hydrant rental. one-man job,” she added.” "The House of Dommona but killed in term; Warren E. Holwand,.incum- 'Pie vacanclea onl Board com- Hebrqh; Mrs, Sarsh Griffith, 12 ral bone.meal state, now available' Hunt said about 331,000 was art: . ' problems we have faced In trying Forty five minutes later, his Kelly said Poe "stands-out among ptont, a 2-year term; *C. Foster Ch«wuiu,t St., Rockville; Anthony the House of Lords, ua. In that be>ia the person in whom .mfttees exist because four former la tablet form for. eUldtea e f all spent on this item in the past General department expense, to help our children collectively school accident insurance policy 7:15 until com pletion Hqrry, a 2-year term: ‘Henry Board memliera did not seek re- eota,’ East Hartford: George 36,500; . coift of tax collection, 36,- would have lapsed. Oh the (composition of the House the voters of Town of Manchester agea. Adc your doctor or d^ itk t year. The Commissioners will ask, have been unprecedented. They of Lorda, there were indications in Rockwell for an unexpired tefm election or were not re-elected. etcalf, RFD 2, Rockville; Mrs., 500;'rent for, the Pine St. and Cen­ Hw tandMottn hMr Hioni on Mt have overwhelmingly expressed lirrsy Dubaldo, 41 Homestead however, that 333,000 be set aside couldn’t have been solved without Charles Johnson, principal of government drclea that the Eden endlng.in November, 19,59. , ' The directors voted "to Impowec' HOSPITAL lEDS about* D B N T O -F U J ^ ^ .* 6 per fop this in the present year. ter firehouses, (in case the District the unstinting assistance of every­ and from thoir homos. their confidence, in spite of the St.; Camillo Buscaglia, Coventry'; Barnard school, where young Finn government; may seek to withdraw fact that he belongs to the tradi­ SeadeV .Jilts an unexpired term the mayor to call an Infornqal and WHEa CHAIRS tbeuaaad at WigUMK Hunt explains that the District votes Sgainat buying the Pine St. one concerned.” was injured-and la a pupil, agreed ending in November 1^7. meeting to diadusa amendmento in Robert Cornish, South (toventry;. flrehbuae arid, if it can be rented) voting powera from peers who fail tionally minority party in Man­ i f r i T l I f u b n i t u r k is billed esch July by the town's She also expressed her gratitude the accident showed the import­ to attend seMions regularly. The Besides Seailec.' Democrats the subdivision regulations. /They Mrs. Doris Schmidt, 51 Arcellia IL C II ffl COMPANY |3,SOO; buUdlng isalntenahce, 32,- Sponsorod by chester." Dr.; Mrs. Margaret Zlrkenback, water department on an vinch- to the town government and in­ ance of keeping "school” insurance nearly 900 peers now have a he­ nominated Rliyhiond T. Quish, declined^ to set a date for ^public \ (P H U N V »U S-4I59 foot" bsais for mains in the ground 000; and water^;fuel light and Kelly Citea Poe’s Qiialitlea 114 Chestnut St.: William Nayen, dividual -Manchester residents. in force. reditary right to ait in the Houee. Kelly asserted Poe should be Everett J. Sweeney, Chester L.‘ hearing'on the. propose^amend­ .FOR SALE or RENT HOME OP on the prior Jan 1. power for the various firehouses, The Board Of Dlrectom made the The boy evidently slipped or Usually nor more than 900 memr CIlRIRli Hogan, , ments until after the informal 4 Pearl St.'; Samuel Rankin, 108 N. Thus the' Commissioneri have to 33.600. , ^LEStOIL elected because of "great qimlitles Bunce School available aa a day tripped while playing a ball gar-e, bers attend with anything ap­ WKNB-TV of leadership; . . keen poweik of . Democrata Nsm^Qiiiah meeting. Elm'St.; Francla Sullivan, 31 Union PAIDKA8E POUCIES eaUmate ^ a t mains they think ‘ Appropriations of 34;OpO each center for retarded children, two Johnson aaiA and hit his head on proaching regularity. - ..Quish, who was nomtb*ted by The small gathering which .at­ St. • will be in the ground by Jan. 1. will also be arited for the tn^ budg­ os a*-raUred from, Marjr Jane MurrajLsnd, dsughtex, Lay Foundatioa for- MAHBC pointnient of assistant town public service here. - Tbe city 83 lA'urri Sti; Itirs. Barbara Fin­ 36,600 for insurance and bonda is for aeverU days, ahe said, but Video Everyday — Intarmediate I.,eague affairs, . . . these two pieces of Fine C o n t^ p o ra iy fiiiliiiture The asaociatlpn, meeting in the Atty. Arthur L«(?laire elected to Clerks'and registrars of vital sto- traffic department says such, car* negan and daughter, 96 Summit KllftPPSHOCS somewhat higher than that asked seems to be generally "all right' AIT Righto Reserved will bring comfort and a smart luxurious look. in .the eaurlier highest year. Hunt Covenant Congregational Church, nOw. the Board'of Tax Review for a tiatics; ^ ted to abide by existing are no longer considered sato; or St.; U oyd. Davidson, 73 Walnut H. liiaiHpey—858-Maln SL Invited informed. speakers to ad­ H. T. Dicklnaon A Co., Ine. There’s a wide choice of fabrics in many (tolors. Fpc. Ift Etift T,M. ■ l i a w Twm Matf. Saa. 1:H ' aa4 ey on hand; and the'balance from dren had been attending the Mans­ 6:SR r.M. SoeiRty** . .Cww i* asd Mh fw iWt taxes or borrowing. field State Training School on a Eire” THURSDAY SPECIAL! Hunt explains that the 312,- day-student basia but ' crowded -* COLISEU5L OiaccMiSccac • SEPTIC TANKS WK8T SPMNOffkLD aa* Calar la CaUr laatallaRos and Repair Lemon Meringue Pies . Aeltli la eeler, Otid tlarl « - 566.91 balance la from funda not conditions at the institution would n.a, S.M, 1.5*. S.M. as* S:*M:A l:U 4 ;S a a ji Spedallats ^ DAILY SPECIAL! 64. aA' SPORTS DIGEST trict-officials. Mis ; McEjraevy ia a native of tuiaaa*l IS HsTtfard, Oaaa. • :*4 .| a> WUBLO MEWS TODAY ChaaBa. tt SariaftlalU, liaaa. MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC. Then coipe two questions relat Brooklyn, N. Y „ and 'a graduate TODAY’ Sim PBANTOM OP J h E. WEST Ing to-cohaolidation. The voters SexS check cr aicacr STARTS Coat. CkBaael S3 Waterbary, Caaa. «;33 ( ELP. IT COULD BP, YOU WORKMANSHIP settled—and If the voters veto con-, Vital Data Hidden BBCEIVB PBEFEBEN<)R lt:U ( SI OUIDING LIOB.T .HOLDBN use ( n b o w iTWo o d bp.s t solidation—other routlne''bualneaa *A«'A (151 NEWW •>.. of the Diatrict WilKbe taken up. In Cornerstone , (Ml AT 5 | g ^ WITB BITTY ' This ' includes the projected, e O C H O r M tor. ILB.A. (lai ouiMTcoaiirKa 1:1* (1|) stand u p and BP. budget; the proposed purdhaae ef Carbondale, ill. (AT—Ever won­ counted AUTO BODt the Pine SL firehouse;^ authorizing der what's , tucked ; away behind Ills (Ml TBIR 18 CIVIL DRICEN8R WORKS the treasurer to borrow in antici (55) ABTHUB GODPS»:Y^ME TURNPIKE pation of taxes;, election 'of Dis­ those college cornerstones ? . j;.,--'''. T o i i i m i i b 1;M (1|) A8 THE WORLD TUBNiT Its MI44I* TlSt*. 3 « 7 Q y (Ml DNE-TBiaTV PLAVEOUSlS Maaebratrr ■ "TWO-TEN" DELRAY "TWQ-TEN" SPORT COUPE "TWO-TEN" SPORT SEDAN "TWO-TEN" 2-DOOR SEDAN trict officera; ^and the transac niinola Gov. William G^-fitoat- * : S * (18451 o r a MISS BBOOK8 tion of any o^ier proper business. ton recently mortared'''up the T H E ' '' (Ml MY BRBO cornerstone of Southkm niinola StM ( t> ROUSE PARTY Among the officers to be elected (It) KABTOONLAND (tkSi) WP.ATH|»CAST are a District.. Commissioner^ TJhiveraity'a agriBtlfture building. IN K N O W N *^ (tVM) TENNESSEE ERNIE 7;U (184ir DOUGLASUOLAS EDWABDS Hunt’s term is ending-^^d a tax . Among t^^-'!25 Items sealed FORD’S EBOW THE NEWS away werdeih agricultural bulletin The stoiy of thie (35) TWO FOR TBP. SBOW (33) collector to replace, ’nibihaa Weir. 1:43 USAS) BOUSE PARTY (Ml-§) e ELEC1 l e c t io n c o v e r a g e 'entltleAt^Shall Southern Itllnola *!** ( SI ITAIJAN COOKERY (3ai 40BN___ DALY fiND TEH ‘vegetables Go South, in August?”.: incredibte handful (la-Ul RIG.PAYOFF ■ HEWS American tourists spend .about (M-M) N A n N K THEATEB T;M (!t) BOLLYWOOD PBI ten times aa much on "Seeing and a reprint from.a cattleinan'a (Calar) t 1.^ of picked nien . HOLLYWOOD BED America Fimt” than they do on Magazine: "Where • WUl^ t^ sa - SiM <1844) BOB CROSBY .(|f-U> n Xm |c''«BAT TUNE . foreign travel. "j breeding Lead You?” (3840NATBAN WINTERS SHOW.. Not very exciting you aay? Well w h o r i d c j ((4Iar> Complete with hei^bdatd, boxspring... YOU WON’T FIND (41) film ■' i, I then check the next twd leaflets t M ANCHESTER 7 i « (3M ») NEWS BEL AIR . ' ORTHOPEDIC ’ 'innersprihg mattress. ' that will probably be a* timely a the space'^ *:M (I8441KLECTION COVERAGES:: TOWNSMAN itC AIR NOMAD SPORT COUPE BEL AIR 2-OOOR SEDAN (33) in i gCBPRISP. thousand years hence aa they are 3:M (33) TER BROTHERS today:'"Poison Ivy" and "Chlg- b e y o n d LUM BER, INC. (33) NOAR'S ARK—Calar MATTRESSES May I PrevB . (33) ELECTION BBTURNS (All gera.” - avakla*) t h e s k y ! BUILDING MAtERIALS REG. AND *:*• ( 5-33) E L P .^ O N COVERAGE Fnll «r (551 ELECTION COVERAOR TO Here*s the-whole-line-up o f new Chevrolets for '57. Nineteen DYNAMIC CONCLUinpN. Twin Sian $59.50 IN A BAROAIN BASiMENT MASON SUPPLIES *:M ( •■I84e.ni ELECTION RR- ‘tCRNS (Nalwark) new pas^nger car models ttiR t are'lower, loqger 4nd new right INSURANCE We FlnaniM Yoiir Jobs lt:M ( *.18M> ELECTION COVER- V.'- Rog. $79.50 lilt It's e rggl borgeki, n*v*rth#l#ii. AGE (Nalwarh) down to the w’heel8->phSa the dashing now Corvette., ■•tNlr PrPttcHon 255 CENTER ST,— BU I-5 U I 14)M (Rll-n-MIX-M) ) BLFArriONELI (NIVRR. CMS Is won-preSt. The CMS efficar* AGEJNatWaflO^AG'^ There’s one that will fit into your life beautifully. Come in soon and seel «Ntd loord i i Dirsemr* tsriw with- FREE TRAVEL MOVIES 11 :M t t-ie-ll)■lll^ECTION RETURNS U E M. SILVERSTEIK < ll CARTOON CABNIVAL ll:a4 (3|) SPOjr new ntodels i 1 U S A •ut pay or rsnmwaTortow of any kind CMS ■IN NT f e a t u r i n g (U) VAUANT LADY 11:1* (irELECttoN RJ^RN . ..]■ (51 BANDSTAND 11:13 ( A g ELECTION------RETURNS- os • pubik ssrviea. ji jiK w iim IISI^BBIOHTEB DAY ELECTION RETURNS (58M) OUMBNPOB A DAY ■ . II :M ( •) ELECTION RETURNS WKEEI Yhls Is |u83 a w WWW u # CMS (U). OUT WEST 11:1 (Ml Rl^CnON RETURNS wMI gko you ysor- bost Wtim in t- AND (II) SECRET MTOBM Ji :•*. ( 3) WORLD’S BEST MOVIES (13) EDGE OP NIGHT — t;MC8) NEWS 3 Im I* modkol cor* eoyeroga for THE > (tl-Ml MODERN RQNANCPJI ( 4) mUBBY HOUSE CLUB. . 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,x 'X y ^ . ' Xv‘ / . ->'v' . X:- • X , "' X'- X Xij .X- l x , -DAYS P$; V- X x> Sle^p W ell Tonight. o m o r r o w • • • C o m e E a r l y »J. Y e s , ■ X Speciatl Savings.;.Special Low P rices...Sp ecial G ilts G iveii W ith Y p h r P iirch ase of *2 . 9 9 O r M o r ^ yX , x ■ -X.' X Here's where you con h'-‘ / ' ■ 'nI X k-/-. SAVE PLeNTY! \ Right outof Stock V X * X* • . n \ Terrif ic Assdrfment of This Seaion's •X X X . Everybody will be talking about these wondei^i opaque "slips of‘Ne w Arnel, the absorbent miracle tricot Vith pre­ X' r tested performanca. They Aever lose their {hope, Won't I'-.X, wrinkle, drip-dry quickly and never need ironing. theyVe RaguMMiy to S3.9S X- made of Arnel triacetata— the wonder fibr* by Celanese. Wash by hand or In a^washing^ machine— they'll stay crisp­ R\- ly fresh, and nover feel clammy. In white only. Sixes 32 to X X.' CJ'-V-; ■ ,x X |X N X hXj PETTICOATS to match # a g i^ > 3.ff \ X. I ' each of the above slips % ‘ in smalt ime^ium and ■ \ '■ y. large sixes. $ 1 .9 9 Y O U SAVE « 2 .0 0 Y O U SAVE \ ■X- X- X x : ,X X X, X .X' * Convertible bras * Six-way bras Y O U SAVE 1--J' * Strapless bras 5 X * Cotton bandeaus Wow, wh^t a solution is here.. Lovely dresses ^ ri^t-^ut of our regular stocks and pric^; * Not all sizes in every style vf^' down ju.st for WDAB. Choose from ' plaids, stripe.s and soljds in a big airay of RdgHlariy to $49.99 \ % style.s and fabric.s. Exceptional dresses fpr X ■X- Mi.sses and Juniors including jd^ssmaker x| styles and jumpers. Don't pas^these up. Be X, the first to choose. , YOU S.AVE yX'' ■A f- ' V/ ■ . '■ •f /•. r’ V . A smashing-special for pisses, Juniors and Petites just before winter coniesrushinjg in. All are choice styles including hooded types, with pile lining, 'n.I clutch tjT)es and with the im pd^nt side and back r ...X fashion detail so wanted this ;^son. In Black, r* X . Peacock, Black and White, Tweeds (did many more. ^ a^inrWoolHCmf X Soft as Cashmere ¥:■ 1 p- ORLON J^ELED X # Wool Tvreeds X- IVING GLO^ lyROSAN M A # Zibelines X with leother Ralm X' IX •X.I Martiniques Rtguhirly"$2.99 X. 1 ^ - # Cashmere and Wools X X X X 9 9 X ■X X V- X . / ^x. /- Rog4^ J 12.99 f e ’ Y O U SAVE ' \ 'X' X- / YOU SAV You’ll need these wj^'deadul gloves for winter X' • Flannels dnying and yoUr "many outdoor winter, ac­ . f X •Yv tivities. Of lOO^rrwopr with soft but stout’ Buy now for Christm^ giving and for your­ a ’Tweei X leather X X'- more. Cardigan style only. You’ll lovef' the X jeweled collars^ and the, novelty fashions. l o • Slims white, pink and black. Sizes S4 to 40. V < I': • Flares

AVith Diaper Prices Rising '• Novelties J, W« Woro Abio to Got Mart this is d terriftc Saving! X. • Classics ’ , 'X SALESMAN'S v'X" .-X' I „ LYIa>" iy y M Sample •J'-. Lilly ^oche — Shaleen L'»‘Vi i m i Proportioned \ A Gfph Bog of Q uality Strotek ood Shoors With Soil Soomt 'ij; X i - ■ WeuM Sofl Rogtiloriy to $3 .A- Boys'i Hooded COTTON SH IRTS H 0 S E J a Girls' Brushed Cotton" , ' Regukiriy M $4.99 "X IX; Cotton Quil^~ T- Rogoloriy $1.95;, ■ f - 4* ! Tdp Quality—Famous Maker ' ■-''■'yj .-i- KNIT SLEEPERS X— YOU SAVE VcriiMd a t $12.99 YOU SAVE to $ 2 .0 9 , * ft *3.25 Rogiiloriy $2.75 " .oo 3 poir; . SKIRTS Roguloriy $S.99, R ig idariy te '|10 .l^ ^ , 7 ^ V ' aX YOU SAVE YOU SAVE YOU SAVE YOU SAVE Surely you want |o aave this Juat' amazing thla array '.,of 1K ,h X - O N LY amount,, or iflouble it up and The aieeper thAt will grow, X X , i X " ’ beautifully t^lbred sroupa of ' YOU SAVE YOU SAVE buy .• pair*. They, art' a real X JM type ^rkn - with ' wool aolida, printal and., w*^*ua.,, - •grow, grow. Wear longer, Sta Beautiful jewelry to, give, to get or to wear > paving'iving at at Uj tbia price; Sites are bettat. Kxtra length in top lets . Lofiger wearing.'better quality gauze diapers 1 "ii * I quUt inUrtlnlng.r. It’ ha» a Juft deUGhtful. tlib selection I S)a-n. And‘ ■ they St like palnU yourself. A really unusual assoitment, to suit , dtUchable lin^ hood, and of colors ' and styles. No . Not just spei^l bale akir^. ■>. sleeper "growiup’^'to lit longer . made by one of the two largest makers of i These Were hand picked for^. ■■t ■'ftX Gentle Jife>of>the>gannent all a tailord look or a ,.rcal wild fancy. Newest -i togglb button front. In Red. woman can aflord to pasaoip . giitCi u juat tiM dlister [■ It ■ : . / diapers under a si^ial label so we can'sell . - a Navy and Charcoal. ' ,8izea thla excepUoijal buy. Sizes , top quality and appearance,-' elastic waist band holds bottom lustres and sparkles, Earrings, Necklaces, at a aavli^ price you want for your funier home bc- up, top down. lton>aUp plaatie ' at this-low, low price. Highly absorbent and 33-38., ^ - X '; .[ Tt»«y liavi Pfter Pan 3 PAIRS $2.50 Bracelels, Pins and Cuff. Links. Buy ajil you to pay. Beautiful tweeds and foot.-Slaea-3.tb A Xhit, blue, '1 will .stand countless washingg^ Don’t confuse ' •Upr-at-* lUnhaU from our best mak- and Mtea pockets, % ' matte. .1 - v these with inferior (qualities.' . ' ' can durinsj WDAB. ..I.--;- ara, They are all . Blseft 10 to M,| 't’ • in aiaea 1040. 'X - X . f v l'’ ^ ^ i B u c/o X / ; f - V: S Ind-r-i •j •* / .1 . ■ -I- - , .. V" > f y-sJ -i\ .?i,* i , ■■■, / .

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•‘V V ’'S*' . j / I - v : ilANCHESl jm EVENjKG HERALD, M i^CH ^TfiRr CONN, TUESDAY, NQyE^f6ER'6,19^ r A G f i B S ^MANCHESTER ;EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,rTUT^Sl^Y, NOVEMBER 6,*1966 ___ . . : t 1 2 : ^R eclining F igure’ •'olice H im ^ a n g E ^O itk^ Society ardrst could allmtiMtU th a t aitdeen* opratlc, candidates , for off Ice' 11n Elsenhower and against .Rlbicoff, FOLKS P A fl^ the forthcoming election.. cArried the state by 3S.960 votes',: C oventry Ing aansation of rajsta^ when ,tha l ) p o o d l ^ " . To get right down tp 'my point which meant Ribicoff ran ahead dt W ill O pen F riday T h a t ^ a t S ^ t 8 A im ual F air MalaUia your^gosO trap did close. fUia^a ^ Id have Cof^ecticut Skywateh Sjchedule vigor with "FariiHP ; ^HeuittQ lirrald By ROGEl^PItlCB Of. complaint, I donlt-iee why. re­ the Demociiitic ticket by some Public Hearing to Consider a aagar*freo mlatun of PUBUSHW A\ nus turned .'CivlUted, a n d 'd id not. gardless of pdlitlcat aff^tion, 90,000 votes. /■ The delightful, fast movitij moving Created WiIdwo9(^ ' ‘pis'kiuiual fair-of Emanuel La- Uwt''vttamlhB aad mtaai BumMi.n PRIOTIMO CO^ INC. W hen tig ■powers niake- aueh these cSmpalgmrs have AHjr more I Most predictions of the T9M race comedy. "Reclining^,.jinga, Figure."i wUl OfflMi^i'whb Were searching for Aes Aid Bnqiety wlU be field in Biim II R rttl y Yankee/ Wednesday, Nov. 7.' ■ .' eluding imu aM vttamia Bit, HiucbMU^ Conn. privileges ihan- 'anyond-else. This | between Bush, and Dodd have It .be presented bynne Manchester Jetae woods a week ago are hunt­ ^xtiensiotts of Bugtness Saturday from i'to/S p.m. in Luth­ dc^slons, and nobody can dp any* ■caravan;' or motoTcadb, approached much cloaer than the 1952 vote be­ *2 B.m. j., ...... Volunteers NeeUeil. In » deOdoUa liquid Tenn. Aak JS aS f . f^KROUBON By A. H. O .: V . . '• • Vorrihteers Needed. CbmmunUy .Players at the Bowers ing today for moye members of er hall in Emaniiei-,.^ Lutheran for a hottle at Weidoa^ oaig “XH R rSkcvsoN thinR about them, K la a matter the'trqffic light^jtrMain and Parif' ...... Iii'n .1- iL . I.ii.ri'i tween Bush and Rlbicoff. -A a.m. ... School auditorium *bn Friday and Publtibtra for Ironic comfort, Wp suppoje, Ws exMct'the Bush margin, this 41 a.m...... Volunteers Needed: Saturday night, qt 8:30 p.m. gang which flogged the - 39- Bolton, Nov. 6 (Special I—TwovhfeUiodlst Church Sunday evenliig. Church. Mrs. Hilma Lavey,, will $1J 9, or plmno Ml PeuMcd October l. IMl Sts.'arid'wgm.right through oiiXai There are ftlwayk ! two x things . Volunteers Needed. X “ -RobertaLoberta Richardson, Lak'eaide that tiiel^ military powW ,ia ao red signal, A*motMat was y-urlv* time; to be much heavier, the Dodd -S a.m, Bill Luettge^'ls cakt as Lucas yea?»old Negro Idboregefter he re­ requesta ' for busipesa zone extepr aorve As general chairman. iimnediato delivery. . IfbUMM Bydry Brynlng Bze*p( about our-elecJLlofi p r^tctio n e. 'riinhing ahead of the ticket to *10 a.m.- . vs .• • • • • - '' ‘•kiO^cers Needed. , Lane,. was elected; vice president Mlldkirs. hteteryd at Ih* great and iheir, preparations ao ing out Of Paw-Bt.' wheh the E^erton, aq/sRcentric and very portedly^-,palled a white woman sions are scheduled for constdei^a- Entitled "Emanuel Ladies’ Aid y'' " ' T. - y* bill light was lit his favoc-And they First, We pfesent'them only on much lower. -12 Noon iV., diraculC ary collector. Offered a And her sister: Shlrin, secretary. J ^ . 1. __ " nebeatyr Ceaa., u Noon_2 o.m. D«l** Waldro'n, . • . ‘•baby. ’ . . tion a t a public hearing -by Francis Warifen.' ToUsnd Rd., was Glft'^Shop;’-' the fair will feature' Matter. thorough that the battle is quickly ^ t ignored him. In/this grand election day itself, too late ta In 1992, one Democratic/dkhdl fake Reimr,. which he believes to a •'White Elephant" table with a __,__PTION RATES a p p.m...... Martha Prentfee., Donna Zollo. A kidnaping warrant for a third Zoning Commiaslon oiv Nov. 19. named treasurer. PpiyaMe In Adrance______^ over. state of- ours, we know there - is a date for Oongreae, Doddy-Vi. the be authentic, he’, tor the Urst time, cbllectibfa .of'-bric-a-brac and mis-, create either over-confidence or Firat District, tUrvlvedyfna Eisen­ 4 o' m —6 p.m. . . . 1 ... Colombia' DeCarli/ , feels ^esthetic enthusiasm for a white man was isslied yesterday The session 'will be'held, at the The Fellowship under. leadership clamp do'Wn 'op-speedsters and depression among the' party work­ 6 p m —8 p.m, ...... George Churllla; Olivia G othberf. of HAroid Veal, Cook , Dr., will cellaneous hew articles Tor sale, tt 'a a*«aaSBaaa*«»a j^a#«>a a M M traffic vioIatMOT W hat it a young hower sweep, with A/Victory mar- picture rather than acquisitive ex­ by Sumter Coiinty Judge P. B. Community Hall At 8. p.m. including Chr{ptmas 'corsages, i h 3 aeaa*a»*a«««b«Va*#^««aB # 7 .7 B Equally Deai ers who m ight st.u.mble upon our *gin of 23,540 votea/w hile Elsen­ 8 p.m.*s-10 p.m...... Msy Hawkas. Virginia Uegl. citement. X Howell Sr. Howell refused fopame meet weekly on Sunday evenings lontiM'•«aa*a«s*at«»**<^a’aa S child was crinssing the street at plants and jewelry. auguries. hower wss carfyihg Hartford 10 p.m.—M lddnight ...... R. W Thomas. ^ , the nian uiitll officers have him, The first rieqUest, made by A tty .j^ t the church'. Sts ••#•••«•«##••<••••••••' X •The New York Times began -one that parUOplar time ?’ - Mis life Second, our record of error In /'T he plot is thickened w ith'arl Leon Podrove, Manchester, repre-'j W8C8 to 51eet .Society menitars have been a a * a^ a« v aa t a»««#sa*f would hdve been snuffed out. As County by leiuThan '4,000 votes. Ski-watch Post located on. top of Manchester Police \ ntatiOB. world high Jinks, 57th St. high­ in custody. George Altman and' meeting every otnbr week for abv- a a a a a a a s a a laaaaa^aa*' editorial yesterday as follows; ■ ,1 predictions is so immense, s« con­ We expect4he race iii tbe First Voluntetrs-may register at Ctvir Defense HeadquartersjMunlcIpal sehting Antonio Ansaldi. will seek. The Women's Soplety for Cbria- .we wefe walking along, one ,'of otlr sistent, BO handsome that no one jackers, and competitiveness that Jack I.. Sands were arrested' last eral' months dealgnmg and'sewing ‘•We accuse the Soviet'Govem- lo^af policemen approached us and District, this time; to be at best a Building, Manchester, on Monday, Wednesday or Friday, from seems more hke conspiracy. week ahd are still being held with- a change from residence tn busl-' ynn Service will cut 6-lnch ‘Tuba Pliiyer Voting* With a memory payg any attention hair line thing, with the odds on. ness zone on the remainder, of the; ^^om old sheeta .for the aprons. They have al«a\heen work­ Tbe Aaaodated Preas la exclualyely II ent of murder. We accuse it of pdtd, ’‘we pinch them for blowing to us anyway. 1-5 p.m. ' Gloria Della "Fera poilrays Cass -qiit bond. ing on unusual patchtbork dolls Our Me First. Patty candidate, horns and doing the same thing In the BOiMiblican, -May, over the Edgerton, a girl w'ho, wlmn bther VVoods Is being held for safe- Ansaldl farm oh. Rt. 6 and 44A. : . Dispensary at Its meeting ANT aOEE aatltled to tbe uaa of republlcatlon of the foulest treachery • and the The only party which can pos­ DejM^rat, Ward. which will J)e offered forNsale by alt news dlapatcbea credited to for President, Sen. Herman Cljtb- wedding prte'eSsions,'’ sibly Suffer from our prediction is, little girls were plajing games, kee^g in state prison at Raifofd A business zone- classification tonight, at 8 o'clock at United 'Mrs: Mildred West and Mrs'/Jrma wot ottaerertaa credited In this daper basest deceit known to man. We failed to come up a’ith a tide-itsm- w a s allowed last spring on 12 acres Methodist Church. Provision to aad atao tbe iccal newa pubUabad b^c. bercutt, "faces the outcome^ to­ ■I w ant ib^-^lmow why these theli, the party now seated at the 1962, the Republicans, won with a victory which the course of wss curled up with DeWudes* as. a material, witoesa on order of Harrison. - Ati rtgbU of republlcatloii oi apedai accuse It of having committed so people, i.e., politiclMs, have - any control of the State Senate, 22 to the campaign and events has en­ mer nominee in the First Congrsa- "Chronological ' Table of 'P ^ circuit Jtudge T-- G. Gutch. of the farm which, was sold to J l.! hear election returns while work* Mrs. Signs 'Hallln and Mrs.’ day’s vothig with confidence. He typewriter, and the only cause sional District. Ing has also been made. dlspetebca bercU nee alaa raaerved. monstrous a crime against the more special prlvilegeathan any­ can be injured is the prestlge^of 14, We expect th at picture to re^ hanced rather than diminished, that , ments." Her serlo*comlc • romanci A -physiciah said tVoods, found D, Valentine and is now. site of the Helen Westland are in charge or feels sure that his britfiaht last* peat itself. Bush has, in the past four years, With . Simuel Ellis (Dick An- Wilco Machine Tool Co. operations. The sewlhg group of the society Pun sarvica cueet at It- B. A. Sere* Hungarian people yesterday that one else. this, columnist a* pr<^osU^or, More than 96 per cent o f^g l^t’a hy the :FJB1 last Saturday in An- decorations. Ice. Inc. minute stand'on Delight Saving As 1 said before. regardTOss of Which is already non-existpiu. Our baste opinions, in all this, won support and respect In his sehtiizj, a poor but not loo honest (Ulnsia, Ala., is in good physical The, Zoning Commission has In- will' meet tomorrow at 9;30' a,m. . All kinds of foods will be on sale, PubI. .bliehert AetPaeanUtlvaat Jh a Its' infamy ctn never be forgiven are that Eisenhower started out oWn right, and that the Democrats total land area is diserl. /■ for another ail-day work session . Julius MathewB Special Agency ^ New time will swing prfilions bf voters political affiliations. These preliminaries ■ ptit of thd young a rt - dealer, add.s c'onslder- condition but has several minor forrtSed th at Ansaldl has given an including Swedish rye bread, Cof^ • York. Chicago. Detroit and Boetoa. or forgotten.-" to the nie First Ticket. Herman Who is sleeping? Way, here we go. ably to. the plqy's hilarity. nMfrks such ak would have been option bn his remaining pwperty at the hometof Mrs. Elmer fee cakes, cakes, cookies, pole to MeMBBR" AUt>lT BUREAU o r The New York. ^Times began has annUonced that it la time bu- Bill Brown will be seen.as Paul "made by a -^ a tln g with a leather with provision Ih'at sale of the Keeney Dr. salad, beans and pearl sugar. - ClRUULATlUNa Elliot A. McMiillin, We e.xpect the Bfsenhower vie- Hoapl^-Gifts'.. another editorial' yesterday as reaucrata_^pped atealing an hour 32 Edison Rd. tor}’ in Connectiptft to be not less Weldon, a dlsillusloned.-artist who, Strap; \ land hinges oii the zone change. Becau.se of the popularity ofJ tib with a broken careet behind hitn,- Zoning Agent Dohald Tedford Mrs. Louis C. Dimbck, I o 1: a 1 Tba Barald Prinung Company, toe., follpw.s: • a day bv-'-insUtuting ao-called Day­ handsome, hul - more handsome’ Woods related' - he wks / tshci particular table, the Ladies' Aid Ineindes iM taUntlon, pfaia MUL no (Inanctal respunelblllty for light JBavtng time. Actually these now prefers pmhting with bottles reports the Board has been toldl-chalrman of tb*:i^ristmas Gifts Ibal errors app«arlM In ad- -than the—Eisenhower victory In from the unguarded jail here has advised that 'it isT>blng con­ Guarantoed ttw’ » y««. vaartisaihaats and other reading mattti ^"However one may feel al^ut bureaucrats have been hoarding 1952. ;m th»r than^wlth brushes. , early on the morning of bpt. 28 proposed u.se of the land would be Campaign tor patients at Nor­ trolled this year by'k system of XJonas, Astorg. who numbers wich State Hospital, has’ announc­ fat Tbs MaatUiester Evanlng Heiald. the way the Middle Eastern af- i)p'this time and using It for pri- Albert Nufer^ In tlydf year, Eiseshower carried Tiy two or. three white men, hit on light Industry similar to the Wilco numbers and a lim ited number- of GALL "pin^w i& aoN fairs are being handled, it 1s onh^ Vate purpoaea like bowling and anumg his cronies such person- the head with -a blackjack, taken inatallation. ed that gifjs may be left at the people wilt be'hllowMl to purchase Obmay adyertlaing clMlng hours: Connecticut by 129.363 votes. ageSy^f the past as Archduke Ru­ home of Mrs. Lxmis C. Dimock bar Eondv—1 pm. frMay- realistic to make the best of thpth. scratching. If elected, Herman St predictions of the result this to a lonely, area and flogged, then The second request for a change baked goods'at a time. Mrs. Hulda -Ml 9-54! Kr Tuesday—} p.sa. U o ew .^ promi.ses to start giving the public dolph.''Bigmund Freud, RasputI from realdeiice to busineas zone Jr., co-chairman, on Notch Rd. at Par W sdoasday-l » m. Tuesday, We live in a dangerous wo^,''and V.S, Envoy to tone that figure downTo about friedi OUon-:imd Mrs. Mildred Olson will back, this time by having 2S-hour 75.000. and even/Anne of Cleves, la plaV Howell said ^ e plans tp hold » has been made by Clark Wellpolnt any time, They:, would be ap­ S e n ico Calls rbr ijiurnday—1 p. m. Watoeaday. by Phil Russell,' ^ th -charge. -. !pr ISw y—1 p m. TSuraday, dur present concern must he to days. So be sure and vote! Ahd We would tone it up, to about whatever;YOU'RE DOING- preliminary-hearing next week for Co. for a tract on Rt. 6 near John­ preciated as soon as possible since As in other years, there will be Day or Night achieve the results which we many happy election returns! 150.000. even though we know the Rickey Genttlcore. Harr;^Jen the defendants In, the case. son Rd., now owned by Robert J. they must all be procesaed by Ijos- a Kaffe Stuga (c^fee shop) for Manila^ kin.s. Eld E'olsom /G eorge iivalker pital personnel and the dead-lliie - MMMriUOB MCtfC------8aturd«9 should. all hope. Jhat includes ■

kANCHESTEB EVENING HEBAU). M iLfietorglW CONW^ TU|»15AY. N O V EM B ER 1958 MANCHESTPI EVENINO HERALD,; MANCHESTER. CONN* TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6.1956

Lake/ C o'nisii' u n 1-t y Methodist Rockville-Vemoh X/’ Chutoh. M arine A uxiliary H igh^Court He leaves. tbrSe stepdauglRers, yGu CAN KIEP YOUR OWNStCORb OF RETURNS BANISH V: UNWAI FGREVl^k Mrs. William Ruaselt; Mrs. HoWard Seats N ew Slate > Taft and Mrs. Ralpb Long; all of Pou Times Revie^sRule Why let unsightly kaly/aa’^dnr face ^-ell CL&P Begins Work Installing thia/ clty, .and - a stepson, Otis' ywtr .gmMriaoka. Laf/tee/f^M you of thif Casey,-Stafford Bprings. Mrs. Clarina Duff wM installed ■oclaHuuiffieap toteyer:''^ medicaBy ap- Funeral services will be. held to­ preeidiuit ef the Frank J. Mans­ In Election Scorecard For The Presidential Vote On Gl TriaU method U' parmaaent and will Gds Lines in Downtown Area morrow at 1 p.m. at. the Ladd field Marine Corpa Laagut Auxit- -^kot mar the ai neral Home with the Bav. Paul J. Sunday. WuJiliicta^, Nov. 8 lff>r-H«i« fll '• < : < h Waahington, Nov. 6 C. WARD, R,N. ■ .. HockviUe, Nov. 6 - (Special) ---4, DelPonto on Dean’s I4st Bowman, pastor 'bf - Udiop Con­ ^ j(dnt installation of tha new ta Ui« tateat x«vUton of vounc 0 stcc)ND 0 T Ird 0 TOORTH Supreme Court in a^aiep it Tha CkmnocUcut Light and Pow -] West Point Cadet John "^Del- gregational .Church, offictating. offtcet% of the Ifical 'unit w ith the units for today's claetlon, ttitfstlt* -4- takea has decided to JMMnalder Eteetrolagist X " dr Co. haa begun virork installing Ponte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dome- Burial will -follow in the Crybtiil IRNS RiTLRN5 RtTlIRNS Rin RNS ST. — TEL. I« 2-2667 Hartford, unit was held in Hart- sr. with tha number of STATES its ruling of last Jmiirthat civil- underground gaa linea on B. M ain' nick-DelPonte, 79 W. Main St., has Lake Cemetery. Friends may call "fOrd.,, votes and polls clostor time 2 1 iana who'go abhmdwith members M Work By Appol^M^t . S t to the NUWay Tobacco Co. i been named to.- the dean’a list for a t the funeral home- today from 7 each state. , possibilities that the street, which summer on appointment of Con­ Dallas, Oregon; Mrs. Gertrude Od- Idaho ;4 893 am . y V CONN. 169 y ' X up hla mind. / . The two wonieq .directly con­ have bten newly topped, may be gressman - a t-la rg e r' Antoni n ; ermann, Orlando; and Mrs.- Helen Stafford TV ucker nihioia 27 •;S88 pjn. y' '' left in pObr condition. 7 - Iridiaria IS 4,384 6*7 pm . 3 DEL. 336 cerned are Mra twothy Krueger Sadlak,' who Said then i t was. (he Gahrmanfi, Charlotte.^N, C.; ..a Smith, who wait convicted in Japan However, Mayor Herman G. Ol- j first time he had the honor sister, Mrs. i^ela RiVenberr.-'Bl- Iowa' 10 2,488 « p, . A dm its^ax D odg^ id FLA. 1,781 X and is serving iWr sentence in the aon said today he haa received as­ noniinate a fellow alumunus lington; and aeveral nieces a-nd Kanaaa ^ 8 2,976 6 “ surance from the company that K « n tu ck y ^ ^ 10 4,1 !2 1,780 federal reforma'tory for women .at Rockyille High School to one nephe\\'B. Funeral services and GA. ail ditches would be repaired by the service academies. ■« burial Will, be in Qrtando. Hartfo^ Nov. 6 -, (/P)—John Louisiana -io 2,0; y AIderW>Q, W.Va.: and Mrs. Cla;K4 4 IDA. 895" ■ B. Covert, ^onVicted in Epgiand. use of a 4-int;h trap rock base, Ellis, p t^ id e n t an'd treasurer of Maine 5 y''^ topped off with a hew tvp. patch 'Set, Up* Scholarship y y ------.Mrs. Covjdt’s, conviction Was re­ Diessei' —All— r f .Hian a iHI— Tmeoltvtlle Maryland...? x a w pm 2/ rtL. 9.588 '- /X'' ■ which will not break up in cold- sBiu he has atto hw n Ellis Motor Uries Inc. of Stafford Massachusetts 1.063 p..m versed on a technicality by the U.8. informed that the Somers Visiting' nMvs Items are now being handled ;a, pleaded guilty in Federal % ' ■ y^, Court bf MI)lta^:'Appeals. She weather. . , thtough 'the Mancheeter Evening Michlfan 5,171 p.m. IND. 4.384 -X The mayor said the city ia co­ Nurse Assn, plans to establish' a today to seven''vMiinta of loosing your own insurance 3,859 p.m. . faces ,4 se)coiid.etnirt-martiaI if the $200 schalarship-to be awarded to .Herald ^Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Mlnhesot / operating with the company, aa- it 'Sding transportation takas. Ml 1,820- pm, 10 IOWA 2.488 yy^.. / X Surarema CCHirt again upholds a graduate of Rockville H I j[ It Main St4--.telephone TItemont' 4,560 y jeFillty/pf ndlltary trial for clvil- .4.deserves the finest Ster alwaya has dons In the past, so 6-8186, ■ \ -■ / Ellis had originally pleaahdl in­ Ml pm 8 KAN. 2.957 /i c th at Ita work, a t least along,,, E. School in the class of 1 9 5 7 ,'who nocent to -the federal bhargoa knd an^naiifthg progrant will tana 1,081 p.m y y y'' ■ •’ lives in Somers, and who. Intends 'ebiaska 6 2,103 P-W ip KY. 4.2b y ' ■ : new' .arguments will be Main St. in the downtown section, to enter nursing. hla trial was scheduled to begirt 390 p.m. /fheard by, the Supreme Court duf- can be finished before Cold weath- tomorrow. He ia represented by Nevada 3 < -The award will, be paid directly M anchester T i t Atty.-Francis Danaher of Meriden. save yousmoncy * .. giv^ K. HampsMre 4 297 6-8 p.m. 10 LA. 2.040 .■0 y Ing the wrtnter. • r begins. to whichever Connecticut school New Jersey 16 . 4,155 8 p.m, Mayor Olson said the men Federal Judge J. Joseph Smith * Chief Justice Warren ,yesterday .» Tow le! worked overtime last night re­ of nursing, the recipient chooses. deferred sentencing Of.the accused Now Mexico 4 916 ..7 p.m. 5 ME. 630 y y explained why the court majority Winner of the award will be chosen H olds F all p arty New Yorlt 45 11,132 9 p.m. p.tit. pairing city atof-m sewer pipeline, transport official pending a report you better p0tcctipn. p MD. 1.281^ - ' y on Oct. lO'ordered a new trial for -u-hich was found to be defective. by a committee consisting of the from Oie U.S.-probation office^. N. Carollnd\'14 2.055 6:30 p.m. X.,, ■ Steve Nelson, nttshurgh Commu­ 'Diberculosos Division of the Manchteter Thjat Company’s fall North Dakota 4 2,316 7 p.m. ' f y-y Ha assured residents that the city 16 MASS. > )«r nist party leader, and four associ­ and CLAP are in full agreement Somers VNA and members of .the party and. get-toW ther waS held Ohio 25 12,097 6:30 p.m. ates.' The five had been convicted RDckville High SchboL (acuity, and last evening a t^ e Country C3ub Oklahoma 8 3,212 6-7 p.m 20 MICH. . ^^.1 7 1 / th a t the atreeta will be ;lsft in for conspiracy to advocate violent good condition when the work ia the name of the -winner announced fof officers aiijr employes. A roast O refon 6 2,532 8 .p.m. n mink y' overthrow of the government. at graduation exerCiiies in June. beef dinner Vas servdd to over 70 Pennsylvania 32 8,808 8 p.m ; , y - completed.. RUMMAGE Warren'said Joseph D. Maaaei, a -Much of the other work planned NuU'ay Firm Btarts Expansion of the No speeches were Sov* Mertoy Noi^..Soyo TfouWo Urttri Rhode Island 4 293 8 p.m. 1.820 y- - government witness at the trial, made, b u y motion pictures .of the B. CalttUna 8 1,580 6 by CLAP and' the Southern New Permits were issued yesterday p.m. - summer, outing of the bank em­ South Dakota 4 ' 1,968 7 pm. MO. 4.565 y “by his testimony has poisoned the England Telephone Co. will be b.v Building Inspector Roland P. SALE SEE YOUR U K ia INSURANCE AOEl^t 2,5()0.4-9 p.m.' water In this reservoir (the trial), postpone^ until after the cold Usher for electrical end piping ployes .-at Columbia Lake and-.the 'Tennessee .-"4 • and the reservoir cannot be soft^rgam e last August between Texas 2 4 ^ 254 7 p.m. MONT. 1.001 months. \ ■ ' work and for aetttng up machihery W*dn«2day, N«v. 7 Isr tfi* bMl InsvraMi^prafBcNen.i. . - Cleansed without d rst draining it at the NuWay Tobacco Co; plant the/-local banks were shown. Danc- U tah ' 4 1,029 7 6 NEB. 2.127 - r. - ' ^ a X i l l n W ' The neWv Greater Roqkville for iMtp in setting bonk Snbn^ Vemiont' 3 246 6 pm . 7 ^ '.X' / of ail impurity.” Chamber, of Xrpmmerce was des­ on Middle Rd. conciuded the entertainment ^ 9 A.M. Virginia 12 1,876 J S - ^ , 3 NEV. 390^ Justice Harlan in a dissenting cribed -yesterday as having pro­ TTie company haa been receiving / Thoae serving on the comlriUtee Washingtonn . 9 4,782^ 8 pjb: ■ -' .y • opinion said a hearing by the trim asc. Hsm Mti* W. VA. 2.810 CHANEL NO. 5 of the community. moving to, RockviUe aix months seU, 59, 21 S. Main S t, Manches- WJ5. 3.349 •vsllableat Gibson described the old Cham­ ago. 'tcr, were sweated Saturday, after JL ber of Commerce as “more or less He Was a member of the Crystal having Just been freed from Jail 3 WYO. 683 WEUHHrS ^ an active retail board, effici^ in a «h similar chargea 961 MAIN STREET 30" JettTower Dishwasher small Way,” but said (Ke new In addition to the 6-month sen- AP Niwtitaturtfl Chamber will be -an organization . /tehees, each received a 80-day of volunteers working together to sSntenCa for intoideation, w ith make) a atronger and better com­ 78S MAIN ST. ^ OPPOSITE WOOL^ORTH'S RowseUv^ drawing 15 additional NOTE: tW* tkia sceracord was prqporad, mony of tho atot# yoting unit tetoli wort tqnfotivo. Thoy oro tubifct to ehonqs munity. days for breach of peace. Judge ^ -r : right up tboloction night. Conferences began yesterday O'Louglilin apecified their sen­ morning anff will-continue through OPEN MONDAY! ^ tences to run ooncturently. Thursday between Chamber of- reser ficialr and all area.s of industrial, :r-...... E rnest A. Nichols, 4T, Vernon mercantile and ptofcastonal life. Trailer Court, waa fined 2100 for Andover “DIAM ONof$7rto$T^^^ ^ driving while under the influence Murr^J^andidale The Chambe>v wiu be concerned of intoxidating liquor and a 37- GOP Predicts Ike to Sweep > with not only Rockville but Ver­ I CHECH OUR PRICES—THEN SHOP AROUND^ I year-old companion w}th him at non, Elljn^to'n and Tolland. I WE BELIEVE YOU WILL COME BACK / . * ' the time of hla arreat was fined Students Hold For District Post • jiDbni^ Canvass Sunday.. I EASY TERMS OR PAY CASH AND SAV^ | 115 for intoxicatioa Statens Eight Electoral Votes The Eyery-Member Canvass of Nichols and the companion, Mrs. James A. Murray, 35, of ' 34 ;the First Congregational Church Yvono Mary Holt, also of Vernon Mock Election Westwood St, announced today he of Vernon will be held Sunday to New Haven, Nov. 6 OPi—Repub^A, Ribicoff, who two years raise $15,095 for the coming UMO'SK roRVuR^OLD Trailer' crourt, were arrested by K " - . llcans predict .Frewident.Eilaehhow-1Ss..a candidate for (Jovemoi will seek election ms tax collector year’s budget. Rockville Pcdice Oct 20 after they Andover, Nov. 6 (Special)—Two er' will win Connecticut's eight■ thetoply Democrat to wdn for the South Manchester Fire were seen parked a t Ralph*a. Es­ Start-lng at ’2 p.m. when the CAMERAS SHAVERS — / CLOCKS. important elections will take place electoral votes today, white Demo^ | on the'S^te ticket,' / DistrieV. ^ Church' bMl rings, canvassers will so sta tio n on Windsor .Aye., in towm today, one at the 'rown crate maintain. Adlai Stevenson j Democrats think if /they can’ wumrmma-miamm -JuUimitiiicf A 5ac*( qu*U)y 4-lrsn- This brings tp five the’ men who » wwwww contact every family In the church kisior Zenith backed by in iron-clad GREETING CARDS /-^ GIFTS/ — RINGS about 11:30 p.m. Hall and one at the Elementaiy wlU eke out a close decUion. |. whittle the ^EiSenhoWr plurality and families whose children are en­ - A Warehouse Point man, Eve­ School. But, both sides generally agree 1 in Connecticut'xjow enough, or have signified they will run to re­ 10-day money-back guarantee of/w(f ■ place Thomas Weir, retiring from rolled iiT the. Sunday school. ailiifeciiort, yet aellihg for one- rett Page, 35, was fined 260 for While the effecti of the Town that the Senate contest in Con- *ven erase it,' Dm (. w111 win and T)ie budget this year is somg foorth the prke of manv comparable speeding and 286 for operating Hall electioo-Jor local. State; and necticutls ■ horserace. perhaps four coj^grt88.lpnaI sM ts the job. ' aidi., So v^mall, M ligni it can be Shop At G audety^ It Pays. motor vehicle without , a license. The election is sciieidiiled to be $5,000 over the previmu year be­ national ioSicfers will be widespread Opinions ar4 divided on how l will fall to Dem6crmta_is well. cause' of 4he greatly expanded hidden behind a man'i necktie.:, Judge O’Loughlln rwi^ted 218 of and of immediate interepti. the Connecticut’s six House seats willi On* pf the/iactors‘that-iriakes held Nov. 15' at t)ie. afujual Dis­ worn ia a woman'! hair! Opccajca REMEMBER rogram, according' to the pastor, for only about lOf a w«k. the latter fine. school election seems sure to have go. Republicans . now hold flve of At ImpossibUr to predict w hat'w ill trict meeting at thfe Nathgn Hale Norberf J, KoMect 17. 40 High happen School. * M i l IS Rev. George B. Higgins. "TT" an' effect in later years on a large the six. in (ionnecttcut today is the The Vernon church is uniting S t. was fined 236\for breach^ of registration of voters and exercis­ Bush .Vs. Dodd Big Tussle habit of voters in the state of Murray w head teller at thefsav- W eldM i’s S with 70 other churches In the paace zesUlUng.fraVn a fight at ing-of the option to,vote. ■The big tussle is between splitting the ticket. ings Bank of ^Manchester and has m n m i u i la F ' Inteffrity Greater Hartford area. Canvasaero .. doca aaore job# "teywhere-anytima”. CLARENCE it: ANDERSON JOHNLJENN^ the Koaelussko Club With. H arry PolU close a t the 'Town Hall at publican Sen.. P iescott Bush, a 61- Unknown Guantitiea been in. the banking business here - t y H o In m 'Jr., 16, 155 E. .Main since 1938. He spent 15 years wdth J Is Here wili be commisaioned at the 10:45 7 p.m. Mis. Robert. Kelley, moder­ year-old investment banker- from TTiere are three more unknown a.m, service, the Rev, Mr: Higgins .St, who had' a similar charge ator, and Mrs. Frank' Hamilton, Greenwich, and his Democratic quantities that enter the senatorial, the Manchester Trust Co.. Too* SHERjMfOOD A. REECHLER RAYMOND P. JEWELL holled by Judge O'LoughUn. said. Ho expressed hope that every Republican registrar, and Mrs. pppibnent, 49-year-pld U.8. Rep. picture. They arp the minority Bom In Manchester, Murray at­ family in the chiiatti will make Henry P. Anctil, 32. Fall River William Kow-aUki, Democratic J. Dodd, i candidates' tended schools here and is a mem­ some kind of arrange'ment to aid RICHARD S. c a r p e n te r . C.L.Uk ARTHURJL KNOHA Maas, wss fined 886 for operating regiatrar. have been in charge of DodOi a West- H artford lawryer, Mrs. Suzanne Silvercruys Stev­ ber of the American Institute of the canvassers by either being at PHARMACY . a motor vehicle without a license the election. passed up w'hat -looked like a aure enson. of Norwalk. Belgian-bom Banking. He is secretary-treasurer home or by leaving, a note tailing SENJAMIN CHENEY . JOHN H. UPPEN. Inc. of the Central Connecticut Board Plidne Ml 3-4136 and 29 for disregarding a atop The polls were o [^ from l-r30 to bet for reelfction to the House sculptrew, is the Independent Re- ' the canvaaaerWhen to call back. \ sign., 2;15 p.m. at the schopi.- with the from the First District (Hartford fiubjiican. candidate. , of Approved Basketball Offi.cials . m x ir'T iia i ALICE R. CUMPET CHARLES W. LATHROP. Ik . Finos of 216 reach were levied election conducted by the School County) to run against Bush for Mayor J a s p e r . / McLeVy of and was for two years financial MOOft OW409 .'..America'a loweat against Kenneth LaMore,, 22, 38 Safety Patrol. the Senate. He was Connecti- Bridgeport) at 78 a veteran of ihpre -secretary of Campbell Couitcil pric^ 4-wheel drive tradt. CLARKE INSURANCE AGENCY . CHARLES LESI^IRANCE V illas Bt, for operating a motor Tellers were stationed at each c\lt’s only Democrat in Cbngmsa,/ than 2o years in office, as p 'So- Knights of Columbus. -vehlcla without lighU, and. Keith of. the doors .entering the. all-pur­ The experts who believe that, ciallbt, Is his pf.rty's candidate.' .. Murray and his wife. Ruth, have CORRENTI INSURANCE AGENCY MsKglHEY WOTHBRS. Ik . Z* Hill, 2 1, Windsor, for failure to pose rooms to hand ballots to' .Eisenhower -w-ilTtake the S tate by And stormy Vivien Kellems, two daughters. Mrs. Murray' is a washes 25% more than any R U S C O drive -to the right. ’ pupils of.all grades. a comfortable margin say the" size, Stdnlngton manufacturer) -Is run­ secretary at the Manchester'Trust - George Cheney, 49. Windaorville, BecaiiM of the participation of of .that margin may detemiine the ning as a wnite-in candldat'e' as the Co. ■ . liciarnuTTmiN . T. J* CROCKETT ' M. KENNETH OSTRINSKY Was fined 218 with half remitted the lower grades. Mrs. Doris Bi Senate race. Ipdependent party candidate.. S n r SCORING CCWBSNATION DOORS i/^dnil pnrpoM vehiela for failure to notify the Motor Chamberlain, school princifial, said They point to the figures of four The only other statewide race other.v.yet costs 1 more! far buaiaeaa or iamilyr CECIL W. ENGLAND lOPAGANI Vehicle Department of a change the ballots were kept simple. j’eara ago, when Eisenhower took is between Meriden Complrolleri in qddress. and 23 for driving too Students voted for president, the S tate by 129,000 votes.. Rush Matthew P. Kuta, Democart, and! GENERAL EVA M. GOODCHILD ^LEONARD D. RIVARD. Ik . closely. His arrest foiiow^ an ac­ vice president, and the State Rep­ ran 100,000 votes behind^ Eisen­ Republican incumbent, Antoni D ial cident Sept. 30 on Rf. 83 near the hower; winning election by 29,000. a Pre- . » 8AKED-0N resentative from Andover. Sadlak of Rockville, for tt.S. Rep- . Mlj 9-5753 RAYMOND E. GORMAN ’ W ILURD R. ROGERS InteraecUon of LpValand Hill.Rd. A voting booth was built by He' ran against popular Abraham. resentativevst-large. ■ T V S | R V IC e scripttena Cheney ■ pleaded “no" contest''' to, ----:—‘-T-;-.-,—^------i . Days M I k a ciui Safety Patrol ihgmbers Michael . 1 / ^ ^ T ENAMEL both charges through hia ieounctl,' Nljjhta iwAiOw Plus Parts a Drugs Free RORERT j . GORMAN . EARLE S. ROHAN Minor,. Thoihaa O'Brien. David tldnai Church haya been mailed physician, will administer . the Atty. Edwin M. Lavitt. Pfanstiehl and Thomas LaRiviere. / , TEL. MI S-54EZ V a Cosmctica Delivery Thomas B. PoweU, 61, Jobs Hill/ with copies of th'e'"church budget shpU., ^ GEORGE L; GRAZIADIO LEE M. SILVERSTEIN Returns frpm Boapital for the coming year. ' Parents , of pre-schoolers over • Avollbblo In whilo ondT ahy Rdj, EUingtoh, waa fined 2l0 for N.-ithnn Gatchell. candidate foir • Doei everything) even firom e Ug holiday , intoxication. ■ ■ Canvassers -will meet ' at , the three years.‘of age who have not other bokoAmt wtipiner-rmia. State. Representative from -this church for dessert and a briefing made appointments are asked to dinner . . iRcluding pots, iEnuu, lilverr ' tent decorator cott-r I . HOWARD R. HASTINGS FIMLNK P. SHELDON. CX.U. ' NoUca were entared in the cases • ■ , V. town, has returned home from-.the session St - 1. p.m. Sunday before call Mrs.' Huichinson or Mrs: china and stemware! ' of Carlton J, lAns, 58, RFD 2, hoapital 'after being treated for .a calling on families that have not (■ * .Strong, hat-dippod gotvoiilmd EDWARD J. HOLL, In^. * RORERT SMITH, he. Rockville, charged with, s p rin g ; Henry Parkkigtoa :->'f • M HOUR DELIVERY AND Yt'ilh power take-off, they provide shoulder ^ injury . received while responded. ! ■. i BURN-ER SERVICE e Simple to opera|«. .. juat put in the-diahee) ± i - :hibytar itael conatruetien 11 4-Wheel-Drlae ‘Jeep’ vehiclea Homer Mr Gross.'74, East Hart­ helping.a'neighbor move a cMcken mobile power td operate many A meetin8 of -the church courtbtl . Manchatiter E V e n I n g HeraM • Opotelea |uat Uko.a window » help' you get more work dona " WARREN E.HOW LANb ;THE WASLIY AGENCY ford, charited with failure to grant .codp, Gatcbell'i "campaigning wras! a EXPERT BURNER SERVICE * do^,'and turn lumdle! -..i right of way: and John KupGiunaa, will be. held at First-Cohgregation- Andover correspondent, Mrs.’ Paul • \ nothing to chango — nothing a|;ound the clock,'363 days a year, ; kinda of equipm^t. Thera'i a interrupted for nine days. il Church ^tomorrow at 8 -p.m.' y 'Jeep' vehicle Ito' aave yon tin e 40. Windermere Village, Rockville, . 4-H Cliib EUcIa D. ' PfanetiehU telephene nigitei e In gorgeous color at no extra cost. ^tar ; fo ateml • liiey'ie time-te*ted and perform- ALEXANDER JARVIS .Polio CUnic Note* and money on yonr joba. itb failure tf> paaa to the Mrs. Donald Ricliards will serve - Notices have >een sent home to 2-6656. W E G IV E White, Dawn Yellow, Meridian Blue or • MAGICPANEie Flngsrtip Van. ahee-proved in billiona of 'hiilea es leader of the newly-formed 4-H parents which must be signed if Sunaet Copper! ' Motion Control. 7 - of dependahle tranaport acrvice... S Hmd wasrfbrfsited bj- im Cliib, the Jolly Needlew'orkers. She their children are to b«| permitted and' they’re the only veUiefea m area motorist and the will be assUted by'Kathy Hei\ry, to take part in tha polio clinic ' Clocked at 120 mip-h. H i ' avis Z. Sobotka. 45, of GREEN STAMPS their weight claaa originally- da- junior.leader: . .Friday. , TOUR NOAIE CAN f f AS aignpd attd.angineered completely 36 Tblcott Ave., RockVUle. charged .Newly-elected officers ere; .Members' of' ihe. Mother^ diub . Norw'alk, Nov. 6 'OF)—A 20-year- lor drwheel drive o6-the-(a^oaid M wKh RpoeSiBg, was continued uii- Donne Melahderes,- ' preiident; Well- Child committee, headed b.v old University of Bridgepoii'stu­ AORIIN AS rOMORROMf tUMhPdsy. J Karen/Oatby, vice-president; Kris­ Ml's. Maxwell B. Hutchinson, wlil The|r*'trtveil the highway 'ta cm - . ■/ dent pleaded ^ilty yesterday to a ,*f m ck tine ijutcbinsoi). aecretaiy; Mfry- make .reservations for pre-school ,TMa o n iA T a n r NAtMi in vriirional 3^wheeT d^iro..,^ad |or fMlf 2f 4-IM-lriiii MI ' ''iHnnBKEm'COURT"' ann Merritt, food chairm.ah; and youngsters, aged three years-And charge of reckless driving after-a a n st Fails, Mont; i«-..-A 21- WINDOWS AND OOONe tough going ahift jeaaily into ltlTt.;iw|p!>timamn im riMilrinmii)| - Claudia Conlam reporter.' . up, for the t'Hday session. - State policeman testified in city n u m o o 4-wheel drive for exiira traction. puty aitotney has bMii , The . group meetl Monday, after- Mrs. Hutchinson s^d 'that chil­ court he. clocked, his sports chr 1. I-^to-handle drunken driving iwxms' at the Richards’ home-oh dren Will be eligible tor their sec­ at -12(1 mji.h. On the Merritt Park­ WITH A U $HEU FUEL OIL DEUVERIES ila Gesst iha^. Gill 10. ARONSON, A$kyour.WUly$deaUrf«ranon’4h^j<>bdmonitrati€nl Andover Lake Rd. ond shots if f o u r . wraeks have way. HYank A.'Christensen Jr., of f u e l o il District Agent Ml - A JialUl {^..Btaffw^deputjlt city at- The first projects erei pin! elapsed since- the first shuts. A Gerdeh City. N. Y., was flped 2100 336 Nf^BTH MAIN ^REBT - TEL. M19;5253 9 485 tontiGt aRw Appointad aftor the cushions end beanbags. period of seven months .is recom­ and DOW faces a charge of driving ▼▼ * i n A l l W SERVICE Y IB BARtDUmcY-BRAINARD CO. • Climeli Oeavaas tut. '' mended beti^een tpe'secimd and while under the influence of Ufjltiar M 2CA1N8T. YRL. M l M 916—P i 2-6482 Open Daily 7 A. M. to 5 P. M., Including vram AAKITOnD. CONN. IMORMIEit MOTOR SALES, Inc. Cerda for the church Uftrd shots. in Naiy O auum court .This qharge Wedhesday Aftenwoiw Saturday Uptil N 90» (^ ''' out W ilua Mima InddaifL , 8 WAY8.TO PAY • BUDGET 4> MONtHLY • COD 22-HMAKIST. miANCHISTa^ , 5

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Hebron ed on Archdeaconry Tally in Nor- Ike Leading. Adlai W pRO~lS8« Iiriio->1089" ■wfeh Sunday. Also that the bowling' Melendy-Bellows Wedding Six Coutitiries league will meet this evening- At In First Vote Tally WliJSB—840 D aily Ra^l WHAY-dllO Toylan,d Sale Set the Colcheattr bowling alleys at 7:30. Offer Troopsi WOOD—1296 K u te n OttyUKht (CkHifUned from Page Ond) w r a p —1419 Members of the Women's Guild By Ladies’ Unit Will leave the Rectory tomorrow at 6 .p.m., for dinner at Bradley WStervlile and Ellsw'ot^ also Fcir U . N e Force xniA ioUowlng program eehed" Hebron, Nov. 8 (Special) — uUta - ore auppUed py the WHAY—ElecUon .Retumii Field. Husbands and friends wUl'Ue if ere unanimous for Bisenhwer WwCC—Oood Kvonlnz Good Music Chriatmas shoppers are, reminded included. ■.V •inanaCamonta a«d. ara* t to WKNRr-EvrnlnE Serenade that a ‘Toyland In Town" Aale in, 1.052 with'Weven/ahd 12 votef, (Oonthined Irons Fag* One) (Ceattaued from Page One) WTIC—Election Retifrna '' The discussion group will meet respectively. > \ ^ Chong* without o o t t ^ WDRC—Section Returns will be held Thursday afternoon Thursday at the Rectory at 7 ;30 tiM M14«ut Jiituation,. and the Assembly got set for a 'new Rui- E n g fig M l WPOP—Section Returns and evening a t the Town Hhll, VhUed State* had In effect warned Watervil^. had, three absentee For. th* time- being, Moscow’s 8 *S8 ■' p.m. The topic will be Leviticus and NewslTidbite alsn move on th* Middle E a s t statement Indicated the Kremlin- *'witoY-open B . They raisAd the question how ItieKard' D. Gale, Mrs. Edward "would convert Egypt into a still long Uie'^Soviet Union wquld b# WPOP—Electlfiii Returns noon At the church, directed' by C onnor,,, Mrs. George ' Pugatch, canisl. Other French forces Ware tngils., .Mrs. Colleen Marie Wig- Newv Hapipshtte x-fradltionaliy larger battlefield.'' I—Battr MlmbOU John Bell, choir leader, aiid- |4ra. willing to keep its Intentions with­ .VCOC^Record Ravlew , ^ S a Y—E lection Returns Mrti.'Haymond BUrt, Miaa V tig to rsported advancing south hn the ?'ins who faced loss of Job for .re- votes Repuhltcan hut Hart's Loca­ ' Hammarskjold Is rounding up Adolph Simona, organist causeway from Port Sak^ ^ tion doe.^n't, a'JWays follow th •4«.-in th^Mem U.N. realm: It could, .per*/ WKNB-P,«. WTIC—Ele«lnri Returns la Efltes, Misa Ruth PagachTJ^s. usSl to sign statement she does the prospective force under a res­ WTIC—tuW Radio Lana - WDRC,—Election Returns A party of- mSn of the^ church Ctarlman Ffankel wj4-"'Mrr. Ed- i;gypt cried for volpiueers from not believe In racial integration, state's" lea»L^-1foted for. the D^titO- -hAps, 'provide its own answer to WDRU—cat Kolbv -v ^ s R eturns. olution the Assembly passed Sun­ ■X this Egyptian pleA announced in . ------— >rVa X met early Suitday t6 do aom ^ "ward Churcit. ' - . other nations. realgns as tOaeher at Bethesda ' tdiaat'es for Goydmor, WPOP—Wa* Work needed -digging to help along the day in emergency special session Cairt>:v,today: : ^ .4:4*- ■ V ..- -''X WHAY—^ec*lon R<*turns -Radio Cairo a[hnotin%ed Saudi School in Georgia. SensitorxArihd Congresejndn two on the crisis touched off by mili­ ' WTIC—Election Returns' worje. An effort la being mode to Dr. Carroll Hochwalt says in St. "Egyjrt ap'peala for help by WKAY—Batty KUtlboli WDRC—ElecUbn Relurns MonCliSstar Evening Herald lle- Arabia has sent troops to-Jordan and ail wdrp defeated: tary operations of Israel. Britain "WCCC—Record Raviaw g et the front atepa In Jreadineas bro]ilMlMrespaaclent, Mias Siisiui B, in support;^ Bgypt 6th *r Arab Louia new non-wbven . fabrics -/ toEllsworth, the resblt otsome volunteers.' arms or otherwise to . WKNB—P.M. e WPOP—Electlon^|teturns for use next Sunday, od that pa- and France against Egypt. all those who! Al| over the world W nc-^KW i Radio Lana Fendlaton. talaphona ACademy troops, from Iraq and Syria, have may eventually "provide us wi qtfter races were: X." The As8*mbl.v . asked him to siib- WDr U -^ I Kqiby ^tA Y —Election RHurns riahioners may enierity the front 8-8454. heen^reported ssassing in Jordan, such economically priced appar^. Governor -L ane Dwlnell, Repub­ care atiU for the dignity of man WPOp—Wax Works >:,WTIC—Elerllnn RetulM • . doors instead of at the side rear. ^ a, pleP *1* hours for a U.N. and the rule of law" in Interna­ XWDRC—Election Returns iraers eastern flank, but they we shall dmply-replace It w w n M lican iricupibcnt j5r John B^w WPGP—Elettjnn ReiurnsX Men who mef "brought their own ixlsce "to secure anif aupenrisc the tional relations."' WHAY—Records ,v* launched no attack. Is soiled**. .Police officej^n ,Bir­ (D)-.-4. '•■■■ „ - : • ■ N cessation of hostilities. W CCC-B*i. 'ecord RariaW 1*1**— shovels. They were "boMed” by" The Cairo newspaper A1 Shaab mingham, Ala., says sayt.-he jlragged Senator—Norfis .Cotton, Repub- No Propaganda Now . WKNB-P M. . WEAY—Elecllon ReiumA Stanlev K- Nygren. :e oh -which .Hammkcskjold asid ths Job of T ^ .Soviet Union's"'' expressed WT10“ N*wa , ^IC^h^eOt^n l^tur'ns Skhorted its readers to slay para« whit* mas froB llcsn inc\imbeht, 7; *Lawrence M. the force shbu|d" ‘ ■be- "when______s cease WDra>-N*wir . The OiuTch Relteious Kducatlon dhute troopers before they land. Negro singer- King) Cole Pickett (D>; 2. ' ; fire is being, wtabllshed, tO enter determination to “us* force to ' WPOP-Bob and Ray l^w ppp—Election Returns Committee met last night Af- the LECLERC ‘*KilI - him ' immediately and was sln0ng r U;S» .Representative—Per^rt's crush the aggressors and ro-estab- home of Mrs.: Reginald Helfferich. Egyptian territoryXrith' the con­ Ush peace in. the Etaat" was being WHAT-ElerOon Returns FUNERAL HOME take his. arms," it said. ‘-‘The Baas. Republican incumbent,'. •: sent of the Egyptian iMvemment, Kalrliaiikii Studio whAy—necorUsx ' WTIC—Election Returns Personal Mention .■V ■ -■ Ann Marie Barry . . taken seriously in London. . An WCCC—Record Ravlaw ,WDnC—Election Returns lUte trooper cannot defend WSl T»' the following Christ- Georgs'F- Brown (D), 3. in order to help malntitta. quiet WKNB—P.M, WPOP—Election Returns -< .. i^llon L- Carr of Clinton was an while he Is landing/' Watervllle cast all 11^13 ballots during and after the withdriifra^f authoritative source there said WTip—lueu Radio Lena -X- overnight guest Saturday of Mr. FUNERAL 'mas jtppei l-lh an early issue; Moscow's notes to Prime Ministers WDRU-^l Kolby 1*:**- ■ - Britain and-France sent thod- lakegSe Institute, for '-many for the Republican Incdmbent Gov­ non-Egyptian troops."^’. Edward F. Barry of Bast Wind- WPOP-Bob and Ray WHAY—Election: ReturnsV and Mi;s. Harvey Llppincott. He aahds of fresh troops—ipchiding ernor, Senator and Congressman ^ eri and Mollet ore not regarded WTIC—Election Returns .years, has asked friends in all sec He said the force ^presumably Hill announces the'engsgm ent • iie - ■ WDRC—Electlriii ReiuftfS-:- attended' the church bazaar and SERVICE about i,000 British CmcaxnanAoiy^ Bass. ■ as A propaganda atunt. tiona-'of the country to donate. would range over the ares :from of daughter, Ann Marie, to The United States has served / W HA Y —Swliiz Eaay WPOP—Election Returns turkey supper, and attended church W aiter N. fate the battle for the'sues. C^nal. funds, used clothing, and tOyt for in Hart’s Location, which Is in the Suez Canal to the.. E^ypt------WCCO-ReCord " I »rtl(Ra«taw |ti4*- here Sunday. His hours, at the Autooiatic torqMdriYft 9*" ^ ■ T h e railroad tpwh of El Qaiitara, another district, the Cohgreslonal Edward^tt>M'adsen, son ot Mr. and notice that it will oppose any So­ WKNB—P.M. . WIIAY—El*M-tto'n Relurns Laclepc -distribution to students and needy larael armistice demaresUoti line.' viet , military intervention ih the WTIU-IUHU Radio Lena WTIC—EleClIrui Relurns Stanton House now alloW hftn more dio, -heater^ dafroaiars, anaa. # miles 801^ ef P ort ^Siud, waa families in this community. We candidates ,are Republican Incum^ Israel, however, has said she con­ Mrs. Eklwards^ Madsen, 18 sterl­ W D H C -^ t Ko»>y Wd RC—^Election Returns free time than fOrRieriy,. Director bent Chester E. Merrow and Demo­ ing Pi, Middle Blast. The Whits House WPOP-Bob and Ray , WPOP-Election Returns tom saat covers, whtt< WaD 0 obJsc^vdM th* Vyxnth fonebs. are again making an appeal for siders the armistice no longer in said; II:**--' • Ciib^couts hereN^re helphig to 23 Main Street, MoncheateT" hsadquartien said- this help in this way. I am sure it crat Jsmes B. Sullivan. force and has given no indication ' Mitts Barry, the uqughter of the • •.**-' . "get out the vote" onHection-day, tires, directional A WIIAV—Swins Easy WHAY—Election Returns Call Ml 9-5849 noon they had covered eight she will get out of the, Sinai late Edna D. Barry, Jl^a graduate "Neither .Soviet nor any vother '-M T ig News. Music back up ligbis, bcautifidt a comes as no surprise that there^' military forces' should now enter * WCCC—RM iird Rsvlaw in connection with the natiorjwtde _ile*. are still many aiKh persons who Peninsula which she has occupied. of Ellaworth MemoriWs. ^Hlgh WKNB—P.M, WDRC—Election Returns organization: The boya are calling ....T School. Her fiance is a gradual^ of the Middle East area except under WTlC—1U8U Radio Lana WPOP—Election Returns ■ dove gray'finish. One own*; 7 British, and Frenieh aircraft msiy he made exceedingly .hepPY The Assembly was expected to WDRt>-Cal Kolby oh everyone in town and diatrlbUt- Manchester High School and United Nations mandate'. .The In- m is-' -'v Ing Liberty Beils. er. A perfect family car. 5 wrought fresh destruction.* Egyp­ during the Chrtstmaa season by be calted to meet later today to .troductibn of new forcea. .Would 'W POP—Newa-Muslo WHAY—Elect Ion n ftu m s tian coastal defenses on a break­ approve Hammarskjold’s report now employed at Msnchestfr SantT WTIC—News.' M usic'x Bazaar Successful such generous gifts. The late the United Nations Cher- li*e- . - X gai^'isgMBEK. water reaching ndrth from the Any contribution wdU be wel­ and consider a resolution on the A Gravel Co, . WHAY-Nswa WDRC—Bteciloii Reiunns The annual supper and bazaar No date has been set for the ter.^m d it would l>e .the duty of WCCC—Good UvenlnS Odod Uuale WPflP—Election 'Returns eanal mouth were a target today. come. Checks shoi^ he made set-up of the force. It already has ail. United Nations' menibers, In­ WKNB—Evening Serenade ll:»a- ■ ■■ X sponsored Saturday afternoon and The Frenth said 90 tanka were payehte to "ChristiQSs Charities— Doctor Says -■‘iproved.a resolution setting up a wedding. * W TIC-Newa WHAY—ELt Hiio Reiulns''. evening by the Women’a GuilJ of N... Command — headed by cluding thVvUnited States, to op­ WDRC—New* Raliorler , WTIC Starlight Serenade. C/ta/Tf£p/a 4i 1951 PACKARD * fteatroyed in attacks yesterday on TuskegSe Institute." Packages *' • ’ Burkamp Photo pose any aucnWftort.” WPOP—Newa .WDRC—Election Returns St. Peter's Episcopal Church'was a ^ e ,B^typtlan Army camp Huck- should be addressed to Mrs. Kate MRS. ROBERT WALTER MELENDY Canadian Maj. E. L. M. Burns, Port Said to support the para­ l:U - WPOP—Election Relurns huge aticceas. A. first-hand report ats^ near Cairo. M. Carter, Chairman, of Christmas 'Sweating Blood’-. present head of the U.N. truce troopers who launched the inva­ Soviet intehtioiiasin the area WIUY—Sparta Indicates proceeds netted oVer ICJie m4%€^swsm tmttsta i DIx. 190 4-Dr. M a i conflicting reports painted' a Impossible No Matter supervision oiganization in Pale­ cannot, oe divorced n>qm several WCCC—Good Evsnlnz Good Huale WHAY’-rKleclion Returns Charities, Tuskegee Institute, Ala­ .Mlsif Gloria Marie Bellows,, , The matron of honor and brides­ sion St the northern terminal of WJU4B—Serenade WTICr -Starlight. .Serenade 81.900, perhaps the -targest sum eonfuaed picture of th* British- How* Great the Strata stine. ,' factors: Mosewff no^dqubt is WTIC-Strlcllr Soona bama, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond maids wore similttr ballerina the canal yesterday. The Allied WDRC—Eleciloii Returns ■ever taalized at any sir'Uiar event PINE iDKtamatic drive, automaiic _ French landings. A French infor­ Very Umly yours, Hammarskjold said th a t in his. Command said it resumed opera­ seeking to divert attentlonS^m WI)RC—Weather and M m an ■ WPOP—Election Returns ■ here, tunitig,., bar, radio, under 0 mation office^ said EgypUans By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. Bellows of ^lumbia, became the gowns, the matron of honor in view the Assemliily could ndt sta- the aituatiqn In Hungary. But , WPOP-Uiwtenca Walk -■ L. H. Foster, pink, Miss Malnes in beige and tions after Cairo rejected terms *:*#- Women of'the church worked watched curiously from the quay President Written for NEA Service ■ bride of Robert' Walter Melendy, tioA the force on the territory of Moscow -has, in effect, suffered a^ PHARMACY seat heattors, new white wait a son o t Robert H. .Melendy of Ver­ Miss Adams in yellow. All' three for the surrender of Port Said. WHAY—Dinner Data very hard to make the bazaar the aa the troop* disembarked. The The origin of some of our com­ any country without - the govern­ defeat in the Middle East. Scores WCCC—Good Evenlns Oood. -Mutle auccets it was. -Tha turkey supper 864 Center SL—Tel. MI 9-9814 tires, dir^tional lights^^ Z non, a t 11:30 Saturday morning in had floral headpieces. Mrs. Bel­ A French'government spokesman of the tanks, vehicles and planes WKNB—Allen Broa-n i XgypUan Army troops, police and mon cxpreulohs is sometimes ment’s consent. But he added that in Paris also announced after a 4- WTIC—Let George Do ft > served by , the men was 'flawless, back up lights, foyaat green * oMUans fought the troop* and thq Center Congregational Chtirt^. lows an^ Mtasls Maines : carried bou- this did not exclude the possibility it supplied to Egypt, have been Engagement based on‘true fact and sometimes quets of pink carnatlons and roses, hour post-midnight cabinet meeting WDRC—Cuy I.A>inbardo and a nufnber of people who could finish. Many othae pack* V th e gitnatidh is under control The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson pbr- that .the U.N. Secur^ Council knocked out of combat by Brit­ S ^P-M eJ Allen . not attend had their supper sent not. . formed the double ring ceremony. ■ end Miss Adams carried a bouquet in Paris that the Allied campaign ish, French and Israeli military PINE LENOX ard accessories. A tmpry # .. The Bgyptiaiu still awaited Obituary Q—I have often heard people could use such a fotce.-to carry out in Egypt would continue. • l4WHAV^upuar*^ Berenada . tp'-them. ■ James McKiay was organist and' yellow carnations and roses./ force on two fronta*-the SliiAt promiaed military aid. from their Bay when they were under great its decisions. The Asian-African group of 23 WCCC-^iGopd Evaninz Good Muale Goldstein-Bailey Further news from St. Peter’s ear at a small car price, x 0 Arab allies. accompanied the soloist. James The mother Of the bride wa* at- Egypt Agreca U.N, delegations had drawn .up a Peninsula, seized by the Israelis, WKNB—p S l Mr. and Mrs. Philip Goldateto. Episcopal Church is that the PHARMACY emotional stress that they were Elliott, who saiig "Because" and tired, in a gray 'wool gabardine and the Nile Delta and Suez Ca­ WTIC—ThreeArtar Exfra 299 IL Center fit.—MI 9-0898 ^ ■ . Sheik AbduUah Qalqili, grand "Sweating blood." Is it possible for Egypt agreed Yesterday to ac­ tentative resolution to have the . \VPRC—I,owelPrtiomAa 137 W. Center St., announce" the Young People’s Fellowship attend­ mufti of Jordan, called on every "The Lord's Prayer." dress with pink hat and corsage of cept a U.N. fofee. Hammarskjold Aasembly condemn the British- nal area, under attack by the air .. WPOP—Meet the Artist engagement end coming msrrlsge. this to occur 7 . ^ Given in marriage by her father, red roses. X and ground forces of Britain and able bodied Jordanian to Join —M. L^ iiidicated he did not consider the French landings and the Israeli oc­ ■|;4e— ' of -their daughter. Miss Gsil lUICK SPECIAL HARDTOM ij| K RUICK SUPER HARDTOP holy war against Britain. France the bride had as her matron of, A reception for 120 gue'Sts was consent 6f Britain, France and la- cupation in Egypt. It also called on France. WIIAV—Elof-llnn Rptiirn* , Sandra Goldstein. to'^Gilbert M. A-r-It is not possible to sweat rael neceSsary for aending the Most observers in the V/est have WCCC--4Jood Kveninz Good Equipped with dynafkiw drive, de luxe radio, way qnd In ael. true blood. The sweat glands ace honor her sister in law, Mrs. r held at .the Hillcrest Restaurant in the three Countriea to pull out their . WKNB—Evening Serenade Bailey Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Tha Cairo Radio said- Saudi CaQaliax Callsta Bqllows of Lebanon. Brides­ Bolton. Decorations were bouquets force ta Egypt. Britain has said forcea and asked Hammarakjold to considered the Soviet Union unwil­ ___WTIC—Etertto'n-.Return.. Gilbert Bailey.x'Cplumbla Fails, heater," linted giass, directional tights.’ bade up^lights, -Equipped with dynaflow drive, power steering, power.; Feltoi*. Callahan, of Norwich, surrounded by blood vessel*, but maids were Nancy Malnes of Co­ of ferns and flowers. she will tdm control over the Sues ling to chance World War HI at ■ WDRC—Election Renirns- .Arabia, f cenYer of AiheHcan .dn it is consider^ impossible for the report--v:hhin 12 hours on compli­ ... W rO P 'V ’ulton Lewis hjaine. ^ . windshield washers, twin outside mirgojf^ pretnium brakes, de'luxe radio, heater and defrosters, tinted riofift Intareata, i» breaking off-dlplo- jHnmineht in the Elks in Connec­ lumbia and Ethel Adams of Wllli- , When Jeavihg for' NSw^ ^ b r k Canel -over- to the police group ance.- '--s-T ------—7- this stage, and indeed the Soviet 4m Goldstein attended Maq- WHITE HOLLAND TORKEYS blood to escape into the secretion mantic. ■ once it is ready. white wall tiibeles tires, fully undergbated. complete back up lights, directional lights, windshield wasKera, aatle ‘relations with Britain and ticut for the past 40 years, (Ue;t from th* sweat glands, even under City, the bride wore a-navy blue The 19 sponsora had planned tb Union U warning that the Mldeaat WHAY—Election Returns .ch eatfr^ High ' School and is a r m Bkaitbe and has banned the .ahip- David . Bellows of Lebanon, Hammarskjold. said the force introduce it. at an aaaembly meet­ situation may develop into World Wt.’CC—Good Evening Good MuetC . TULIP TREE F custom interior. The ekterior of ibis baby of the Buick fully undercoated, premium white wall tires, custom Monday in Norwich. . ^ circumstances of the greatest emo­ Jersey dress, tan hat and coat, and WKNB--Allen Brown preaenlly'-^mployed as head book- lis ^ t of oil to both countries. There brother Of the bride, waa beat man. red shoes. The couple will be at should not be called on to "en­ ing Scheduled right after last War n. But it would not necessar­ WTIC—Election Rrlurna ♦ keepfr b>X-^e First National Our turkeys have been winners nt the Boston Show in the Oven family has a jet black top o v c ^ striking yellow botioin. terior finished in fine nylon cloth and leather trim.'The ex­ He waa .a Past Exalted Ruler tion. wia no cea0rmatlon,of this at the 'D—Please say aomething about and usher's were Fred Hanson Jr. home after Nov. 10 in High Manor. force’’ a withdrawal of the non- night's council meeting. But the ily have to go to war. officially, to WDRC—Kleclinn, Relurns .Stores.^on E. Confer St. Her fiance Dressed .Class. Every jTnr shown. We prepare reedy for the oven, Driv.en' only 4,700 miles jiefore traded on a fabulous terior of this stunning Buick has a blue top over a Dove British Foreign Office. and Past District Deputy and at of Oakland St. and Donald Bellows Egyptla'n forces. Instead.. he. de­ meeting was canceled because of make its strength known In that , WPOP—E. P. Morgan the role vitamins^, and minerals Park. Vernon. •:q;Se- Is a graduate- or'Gqlumbia Falla new Chrysler, idHte bottom. - Egyptian •military headquarters the time of his death held the of Columbia. clared. its military, functions the late hour, Astan-ATab delegates area. '■ . ' ■ . . High School' and is etqploj'ed as Mrs. Melendy attended , WilU- WHAY—Election Returns , $0e Lb. N. Y. Dressed Under 20 Lbs.-'r-Over ^O Lbs. 50c position of secretar}’ of the Nor- play in our bodies. A friend of to Cairo egfd British and French mine who is in- excellent health The bride wore a white gown of mantic schools, and her husband should not exceed "those necessary said the. resolution would re­ There was the possibility it WCCC—Good .Evening Good Mvielc assistant manager at the First troops Were bqlng landed by sea wicll LodgA'No. 430, and'w as secr. satin and lace, crown of seed to secure peaceful conditions’’ once considered. might introduce "volunteer” forces. WKNB-'-Kventng Serensda. Yes! We Pnll tile 'i'endons—DeUver in Mnncheater If Yon s National Rtores in Baht Hartford. Started taking them In the' frrm attended Manchester schools. He • UTIC—Blecllon Returns^ Cannot Pick Up Yourself. u d air at Port Bald and reported retoiy pF-toe Past Exalted Rulers of capsules a few weeks ago. Since pearls and sequins and nylon is a member of Center Congrega­ all parties had agreed to cease-fire "We have to find out what the Just as Red China introduced "vol­ WDRC—Election RelUrna ITie wedding will take., pi the popldation "is fighting heroi- Assootatlon of Connecticut. shoulder-length veil. She carried tional Church and a past master and ■withdraw. Egyptian government thinks of unteers’’ in the K orea fighting. An WPOP-—Gabriel Header Sunday, Nov. 25. Tjie 'Elks ritual will take place I understand she eats well and , The next Soviet move swoitsd these new Russian proposal*-." said li4a— X duly to the atreeta." The sta ^ likes all kinds of vegetables' and an old fashioned bouquet of white counselor of John Mather. Chapter, • utlioritatlve British source said wnAYT-J-Ifrtlp*< Reluvna __ FRANK HARARURDA ment kdded that the "situatipn'^is Wednesday > t 7:30 p.ra. at 47 carnations and roses. the arrival In New York this morn­ .one. "We have to see w hat the Rus- WIYIc^i^GoAd E vening Good . Music dWAMP RD., GLASTONBURY TEL. MEdford 8-3415 Order ,ot DeMoIay. today tbe chance of this ws* not U.S. Secretary of Interior Frefij mo.ata, I wonder if she ia hot overr Sian leaders want." under control and moral ia-high." Union S t-N orw ich. Funeral sei-v- dolng.it.—Mrs. J. S. ing of deputy Foreign Minister being ruled out in London discus­ A, Seaton is a newspaperman: ‘Vassily V. Kuznetsov, coming by Arabs here were understood to sions. , S1i‘Otl:>n Returns Egypt's government rfmo de­ Ice's.wlU be held Thursday a t 8:16 A—P.think it safe to say thfct WDRjP -Elertlnn Returns 1952 PLYM. clared the Moscow radid^had inter- a.m. ..from the funeral home aiid plane from Moscow, vl's Copen­ have sold privately that they were A new complication today was -Kt'c.tion' Relurns there is no benefit .whatever from Seeds of. d New Korea ? hagen. nervous about the Russian propos­ lupted a broadcast fo say the at 9' a.m. from St. Patrick's a person getting more vitamins the possibiilly that Saudi Arabia’s. Soviet Union "fesbrvee the right Cathedral In Norwich. A meeting of the Assembly was als. They were said to be afraid Army soon will move into Jordan, WHAY—KUcIlftn R elurns or minerali than they heed for the that once the Russians got Into tha WC'CC—Good EvrninZ Good Music Bslyttors Haidtsp to act alone” in order to hal^ "ag­ He is auiviv^ by his wife. and certain today on the Middle East or already has moved into that WKNB—EvCnln* Sermsds T h e Bank that qiv e s y o u PLANNED SECURITY physiological processes of the crisis, although early today, the Middle Eaqt, there Would ^ no W Tir—Election Returns gression against Egypt." three daughters. Before his retire­ t>o^. A well-balanced diet In a country neighboring IsrseL U.S, In­ Egypt also appealed to the ment, 15T*ars ago, he operated Britain ‘Very ^ Serious’ time hod liQt been announcMl. An­ getting them out. WDRC—Election Returns Radio, heater, custom seat ^rm al .person generally supplies "But what can we do?" one was terests have heavy ol’ interests hi WPOP—Election Returns world to help her with volunteers the Cellahah' Qil Co. in Norwich. other seasion on Sbviet military Saudi Arabia, and these would be covers, brand new premium all the ritamins and minerals 'the action in Hungary was probable. quoted a* saying;“ The West won't lU SfjO arms. body needs, though there are, of help us." -■ - ■ , Imperiled by any such action. X Television Procrams - white wan. tires, directional Air raid warnings sounded agaih Daniel J. Oriffta The Security Council vbted 4-3 The Damascus Radio declared course, occasional exceptions. lost night not to put the Soviet On Page Two lights, tu-tone paint. Oiie to Cairo for th* sevchtlv.stral^t Daniel J. Griffin. 87, of Wind­ Excessive quantities of vitanUns Over BiHgariin’s Tlireat today; day and heavy explosions were, re­ proposal for Joint Rusai'an-U.S. owner, low miles. Here i s o sor Locks, died last pikht at the or minerals are generally elimin­ action on its agenda. This pre­ "Reliable sources affirc. new ported east and northeast of th* home of hU daughter, Mrs, Wll- ated without harm except to the (Oonttaned from Page One) t public interest away from the Section of Road eurprlses will appear very soon hardtop that will stand out capitaL^ vented any suba^uent debate or which will' be disoatrou to the fV among all others, Uam J. MeSweeney, 28 Elm Ter, pocketboOk. events in Hungary, it was clear vote on the proposal itself. Iron, . Ths Egyptian National. News Q—I often: arl.se in the mornings anV,. Prance ■'.is believed here to that he was having''a measure of "To Reopen Soon British and Prwich forces.” ^AUIED-TV SERVICE Agency in a report from a cor­ Bom in Irgtand Aug. I: 1889. he the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia MASCRES'l'Ea •X : had lived hi Windsor Locks for with my eyelids puffed up. What contain the seeds^of a new Korea. success in this capital. were for taking up the subject. . The Damascus Radio is used frr- respondent in Port Said claimed could cause this, and what can I quently for propaganda purpose*, C A Per House Call th a t about 400 ci'vlllans were killed the past 68 years. Before his re­ Opens the Way X Australia, Britain, France and the x .'^ e flow of. West"bound traffic Plus Part* tirement in 1944, he had been em­ do about it7 1 do about two to United States, voted against it. on Center St., from Adams St.: to but today th* United States had fighting the: paratroopers who three hours' reading every night It opens the Way, if the Kremlin reason to wonder if thja station CADILLAC landed in thd first assault Th* ployed for many years as a mill- Belgium, Nationalist China, Cuba W. Middle Tpke.. will resume in BD 9r0080—9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 1949 Wright at the Montgomery Co. in In bed.—H.H. , is willing to take it,.for overt Sov­ Public Records and Peru abstained. approximately two weeks. knew what it was talking about: RtFmbrr of Kactorjr , correspondent said the population A—The reading in bed probably llonded KJoctroHle T^ckwIcUat of . the port streamed ., into the Windsor'Locks. ■•-' iet Intervention by v means of Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri According to a spokesman for Mo4*IS24-Dr.St4w haamothing to do with the puffed SKepilov, who is expected here the State Highway Department, fighting crying "Long liVe ;BK>Tt" Besides Mrs. MeSweeney, - he eyelids. With such a symptom, it "volunteer'' forces ostensibly act­ W’arrontee Deeds S.B.M. Service^ •nd "OeaOi to the enemy:" leaves another daughter, ^ Mra. ing independently of the Russian C. R; Burr A Co., inc., to The later this week, himself asked for the . moat recent section ' of con­ Cyclist Injured Equipped with hydramatic would be wjse^to undergo a thor­ the meeUng and sent a resolution crete, laid yesterday, will pave the • - ** French parachute "troops re-; 'Dorr B. Price of' Windsor Lddiaf ough checkup, particularly. Os to goveniment. Four Belles Co., property near . drive, radio, heater, direct' outlining the proposal. His cable way for two-Wey traffic on the ported the eomplete capture of a eon, John P. Griffin of E kat the^fUhctlMi of the kidneys. This Such’S policy would be fraught'-A^len F*-. ^ In Fali Off Bike < GENERAL tional lights, back up Uriitft Pert Fuad at S;8i0 Am. Cairo time Hartford; eight grandchildren an^ to the council president, Naaroilah highway which, has been under re­ OoUld be.a sign of a serious disease. With risks for th e ' men of the''| . Edward J. Holl -to Nels-Gran- Entezan of Iran^ said "TTie aggres­ construction since June 14. The custom under seat heaters,- and’there no report of'opposi- nine great grandchildren. < ^ I understand there la an to Kremlin. It could lead: to_a widerl Shirley M, Granquiat. SERVICE tion to the landing of ground Funeral lervlcea win be^eld property on A rhott R^, sive wmr against E g^t is /being concrete- is. generally allowed- to Sumn.Scadden, 9, of IS Court- are" Jet black finish with biRght striunent, which works on the vac- war in the Middle East. ' ' ' ‘ " ...... intensified” despite the Aasambiya land St., suffered a fractured akull ■■ -'''D ny*''''fopiK "'“'“*'pan'-':- forces at that point Thursday'moiiilhg at 8:Sflr from iium principle, to increase the size The possibility- of . a . Edna H. Wuerdig to Edward J. set two weeks before vehicles Con ihiny chrome, white wall .the Thomas W. Johnson .Funeral Soviet cease-fire resolution of - last Fri­ pass over It. • < yesterday about 4;30 p.m., when Nlghto .WmawJ Pht* Pari* “Ppople were watching them on and firmness of the breast. What .“volunteer’' , force was being Holl, property oh Summit St. , she .fell off her bike And hit 'theX tires. Immaculate condition the quay," said a French informa­ Home, 105 Oak St., Windsor )U)ck8, do you think of tlfls ?—Mrs. S ., Jarvis Manors Inc., to'Waited day. He contended naval and air Sections still, to be completed • r a u MI 8-5482 V; weighed in some London' chancel­ units. should be 'sent ta enforce a Include the gutter strips on the pavement on W-- High St. inside and ouL . tion .officer.' follow^. by.-si' solemn requiem "■A—I have never aeen evidence leries. One authoritative British Stanley Pasternack and -Mary Mass 'to>St: Mary's Church, Wind­ Pasternack; property at Brent and cease-fire. south side of the . road, 'However., According "to hep Attending- phy­ The French Defense Ministry which convinced me that any ih- sourfce said the chance was not .Israel Agrees sician At St. Francis Hospital, Mid fighting was steady but not sor^ L bC1c8>.|J » o’clock. Burial atnunent succesafully performs Turnbull Rds. this work will only impede traffic Wttl be Jh StNMary’s Cemetery .being ruled out in discussions at But while the council was meet-* intermittently and hot over an ex­ Hartford, Dr. Richard BucklSy, her violent during the. night' It said- this function. No.-10 Downing St. “ » . John M. Carr and .Dorothy F. Friends msj'fea« at the funeral Carr to Lewi* Elliot,t Remmey and ing. Secretary General Hammar­ tended Mriod of time. It will pnJb. condition ta'fine, despite., the aeri- air blows had;,, been resumed , Q—Please discuss fatty tumors. The. Chinese Reds who Inter­ ousneaa 'of the injury. Siison .-was Mainst mUlUry installations at hpme tonight from 7 to 10 and to­ Do they grow larger? Do they be­ Marie Doris Remmey,' property at skjold got a cable from Jerusalem ably not be completed before Jan. morrow from'2 to 5 and 7 to 10 vened in Korta as“ volunteers” saying, Israel had agreed uncon­ said to lie resting "comfortably." Port Said after, thevret^on of come m alignant? W hat 'should be crossed the Yalu^Rlver in Hordes Cornell and McKee Sts. . 1952 FORD • Surrender terms. P-«n- done about them ?—^3. E. ditionally to the cease-fire and or­ Traffic weat, oh the new road Mrs. Walter ^add h, Susan’s during th'e fall and winter .of 1850 Quitclaim Deeds- dered her forces to observe it. The mother, said the chfl .expansion problems, which should The State Deportment spt forth tack on E8ypi< - ’ covers, tinted gtass, heantllui other occeeeories that ga on o ciMk tomorrow afternoon at the this Vrtw In a statem ent denounc­ Among those inclined to read the Ruben Levitt, doing business'ok genuine leather interior. Here tu-tone gray, Cotmtless other Pontioo’s best medeL See this traded on a fUe Into mefel ^ solved With the welfare of the Is your chance to buy -the Chrysler. WfBole town in view.- Under consolii Funeral Home, ing a*>‘glrossly false" a Soviet nn* print.- rthere was a suspicion Economy Filling Statfon: 568 Cen- ocioesaories. cor today, 2?*, W ^lngton; Sr.. Hartford , charge at the 'United Nations that RUtoia's warning to Britain tar St. . . . best at is low price. dkUen, the town will make better B ^ a l wflf.be in Zipn ^ 1 'Ceme- progress, on water dtetrihution permnp spoqaored by the. last night-was a propaganda move^ Maeftago, Ufeeasa XL-.-'i.-, ■■-.•'I'- -4-r ~"ptoba. '- . - ' qTihtted States and' opemth^. intended to- divert- attention from Kinsley Barrows Ktihney, -102 NOUYViAOOD FViends may call at the funeral from Austria had sopported. the Hungary. , Hbnry St., and Carol Ann Kelie- r 1 urge an voter*: in the. South ho»na from 7‘to 9 o'clock tonight. her, 41 Phelps Rd., Nov,. 17, Sec­ V.- T I / I • > Maacheeter Fire District to attend "DooffaHnn anti-ConimunIst re* But even such thoughtful people --- ,.. $ volt * ■ ^. were beginning to suggest that the' ond Congregationfkl Chti'rch. '■ “Planned Security’^ is your key 16 aoss the.Annual MeeUng of the.Dlrtrlct WMIUCHAW go Nov. 10, 1958, and to veto for situation was grave and fraught — ------i=- the continued hfippiness and, to fisan* ^ THINK OF EL'EBYTHINO with danger. FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE FOILS CALL ^ MmsoUdatlon.now! . The atmosphere ' in' London eial independence for you, and your .Elixabetb C. .Banever { New ' York , (,P) — {fesearchers ■I". -A Current Aiinnal Above are jiist a few of the fine selisetions of quoiity one owtief cars l-Fun^riils- have come -Up with a new' testing chahged overnight with" Premier vertedto from Bulganin's. Warning that Britain About Town ^ resriwhcci to loved ones. Conte in and diseuss Dividend Rate - A OhriatsBos Appeal dummy now. Her name is Galatea. Uf DISTRICT ^ 2Ed DISTRICT we hove taken in itrode pfi the exciting new Plymouth and the mighty Mrs. -Alice. JohMtoB She -la a man-made nobody with mujjt quit fighting in Egypt or face A son was born atjMt. Sinai ironi-whcel with us -how this Bank elm be your 9o the editor: the. possibility of Soviet armed in- , E^f 'Sid* R*c—^b6el St. W «ft Sid« R4Q.-C:«dar St. peepeUing. ec ' ;AFe fbaJI appreciate it If you Funeral services for Mr*; Alice spohgea for lungA wood aheeting Hospital in Hartford Supday to factor in providing wisely for the fu­ Johnaton were held this morning for a heart, , and cotton to -fill the terventlOh to reitore peade, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Johnson, 633 W. Ml T4S97 9.4721 M l 9.4384 9.4475 CO sH S-tocIi new Chrysler. -We are in desperate liee^d for room for the trades com at 8:80 from-the John B. Burke iiiteribr spaces , all constructed Bulganin's words about a rocket csttert. . ture. Just a few o f o u r ^ a h y serv« Funeral HemA. follosed by aroflnd the..reai heart-of a human- bomb attack on England adde^ $72.00 ices are ; shown here. u , ing in on our n4w ^57 models; aolenm requiem Maas in St. chest. ; . ' f •- pdiht io,ihe statement. Many Lon­ 3rd DISTRICT- N o t i c E s doners can aUfl'See daily the scarsi Hose Co. 2 of th* SMFD ^ o s 4th DISTRICT -James' Church at 9 o’clock. The The mddiil is used by x-ray tech*- of the Nazi blits in World,War H. colldd out about 4 p.m. yesterday WddddI School Iw od St. Y.M.^C.A.w4loftli MoM St. fev. Jtflin' F, MOhnon was the nlciana . in :/JxperunenUng with • ’"If rocket weapons were usetl to extinguish a minor fife In' the Ml 9.4742 94937. ' MoDvRDDO^ YotjloC CORRREC^O ilkMsmorisB> tlcbront. the Rev, Edgar Farrefl techniques, and. films to improve against'England you-would call/It; woods off Hemlock SL 'i M l 94982 .9.7244 . Fits over average toilet ' ' eur tal ths dMcoa, and the Rev James T. the knowledge of radiology — the a barbarous action," Bulganin jtOld - ■ 1 j • bo w l S tor^U y cod- O'poineU the BuMneon Paul Us* ^of. x-reys, radium epd other Eden; “ What is the difference^ be­ t i m e ix>R C^N O il RopobHcoo l ^ y iortor^ Eyt Cowtorl St. ■—JoL. Ml 9.1741(^9.7^ stmetad. Easily desnM. organist and soloist. radio active Substances ih diagno tween such on attack and the at­ ■ Assinlbeia, Sask. (P) —- The ...... ' ' ' ’•— — I— ''••• " ' 1 ' w . Eothsp^FtePril read th» committal 1*1* atug. treatipent. tack by Britain and -France- on on wooden sidewolks itt this 4 ■ ^ ^$51,00 ------*’ik.at th* grave in St. Bem- uimrepOred Egypt?” - ' have got to go, town council de­ fo t CONimuiD K< C taeuty, Rockville, Canada Vibw sends out two heli­ ■ Whethfr or not they wire , tit- cided/ AppiiceUon will b* jnode eitr* Raymond Stacy. copters and 73 parties of geoIogisU tended as aWpecifle threat, these for Approval Ap Issue debentures WEtlor^ue 358 EAST CENTER ST. • QPEN jDfEbl -jGeoiga Johnetota and. eoch.seasop to map new prophets had A' menacing ring hart. for 8^.000 for construction of con onURlilTPJN. foe oft .go* and cool developmenta. ‘ 'lonte's aim waa wiEumt creto aidewiUu. . AaOmtoed. aoooos>ooooooooMat|.ooooooo. '

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' X ^ • V VAGE TW EtVI MANCHESTER EVENtNG HERAU). BIANCHESTES. COiOI. TUESDAY* NOVEMBER 6,1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONM« lilESDAV. NOVEH^ER 6.'1^56 .li Woman —Before Albert was The - acts of this life ire the | BUGS BUNNY direct action and-lnytted .fitate rttarried he said he Avould be the destiny of the next. j Coventry ’ ; C o v e n try vE w y Emergency Doctors ' ■ CtVU filefenim. officials to' attend a Sepse^aiid Nonsense 'bops or know the rei^son Why. ^ 1^ ■ i i _ meeting last'x September, Rossi Neighbor -And now? ' ^ Sign seen in a. Seattle tavern: Ant war to. Prsvfous Putxlo' Physicians of the Alanchester said. Woman—rHs knows the reason “ No Television—but a Fight BJVery : Contacted today;\Sehweyer siW ScrMfirM ti ActrvfiA c i 9 E d u B n u a u Firemen^ s Auxiliary Plaitning Medical Assn, who will resend, he had received no dhi^ct commiin- ,‘JfA v^dnink sta^jfered hU wa.V' j^ith my tact In getting th* kind why. I . > . ■ Night."' . - to emergency c.alls '.tomorroT' Democratic Chairman tVE’LL ERECi; YOUR GARAGE . ------_ hoineWard he pdndewd the' waye h># m a y a* ayati.Ant.r. r. Wife (looking in iih r ^ ’ doqrt - Nut (shrugging) ^ It's the best ^Athena group'd pledge on the xecent pui^‘ the town had one of the poorest MI Main SL TeL Ml 3-5821 i imstske impact, as 42 O f the f e e t X . Jewelry Party X Referring to a atatement issued You old- Idloi: Shut up ihe^t valiae 1 can do. I can't affoM a cigar. g-bullet .. 24 •dtclnat ball '43 (ierman rivet chsse of a t a i^ r chaaala by the CD organizations in the State. ■ 12 . ' 18 French The North Coventry , Women's probably kept tha death ttoll rel­ last' .week' by. Schweyer, Rossi and conie to bed. ,-g'Angry 2.1 Wings' 44 Unaspirsted fire departmeifL YEAR’ r n u n r , __ _ ■ revniutinnist X Club will hold a. Jewelry party to­ atively low. •- . Regarding claims by Schweyer z OlfAV This could -be a much bdtter 9 Pillar 28 C'ent^y plant 4.1 Crafts / X llbaolng the vaiioue booth ac> said, .'‘Tfiie ridiculous daims ' and killed b.v day a t 8 p.m. in the Church Com­ The dead were fbur children, the that she, had offered written in­ J lb lT N D GRADE 11 Candidate (in' impaaaioncd 'Slf the facts clearly vitations to. the'Dsmocrstlc Town apeechV - I am Willing to tru.it the onI^^>}et opportunity do all the 11 Essential beingOn Faciliiy, 48 Fnl lowers 'X ''Joseph KlcTmer, Mrs. Frederick G,. JONSUE I'ftrdSy Include Mrs. Frances Abel. Mrs. The '4-engine, plane, inbound indicate thaO w , ahoidd not hold 'CommiUeS'to arrange .for sn open FRYER people. khockihg. . BUdMlli apront) Mrs. Mildred C. G O O K E R ^I 20.Observe .' 12 Plexus 36 Thdroiighfar 49 .Saucy from Tripoli, Libya, was approach­ meeting with looal, area and State Man'^ffn audience) I wiah you'd 19 Wife of Acgir 37 Age' 'x^ r Judats, Mrs. Louis Steullel, white James Obvlello and Mrs. Aaro A. this important asatgAment” fi'A-'quart rnparlty, O-E equlp- 21 Motith roof blan's name Aho. ^ ing Blackbuahe airport near -here Civil Defense ofncials. Rossi said, jftO, “See Thni" heat resistant open a gl^ e r'a shop, then! 21 Swagger 38 Cotton doth elephant: Mre.. Crane, Mrs, Mohr, The Democratic ebatman ad­ - Prisoner—Jiidge, 'have I '^ t po (pi J ' ^Conclusion Church Groups to M eet' through a light mist. A War Of­ "I have no recollection of ever re­ "c o v e r. be tried by a yoniaij Jury? ' hand*maw articles; Mrs. Edgar vocated appointment' of **ik ((ukR' ceiving such correspondence from' 23 Armadillo ’ 8L Mary's St. Germaine Guild fice spokesman said it undershot fled active member , of -.Jbe Wife What ^^rthday pre.icnt Counsel—Be fillet. Wannerberg. hpme-made foods and Mr. Schweyer. o F R » : S o S'TEWS o CDOKS 26 Abstract beir 1 7 3 r r 4 . 1 A A 16 i r will m eet T h u r^ a y at 8 p.m. in the' runway.:r-touched dovbn too (Joventry 'yoluhteer Fire Aiwn.” 'k» ■ '. 'i are you going to gjye your hiia- P rison er--1 won't Be quiet! aiT.dy; Mra, Walter F. HlUgen, { 27 WeiRht < the cbiirch - hall. 'ITie . group will soon. fill the post . T4elthe? can~'l understapd why o S T E A M S o B L A N C H E ^ band? ' n ^ Judge, I can't fool-even my wife, A Mrs. A. Samuel LeDoyt, :Mrs. * M ') deduction' k Bmest Q.'LeDoyt, Mrs. Albert A, receive Holy Communion in a body The passengers. Were mosU.v Charging Schweyer "apparently liA X a n te d such a m eeting with - s BAKES V- Writs Today for FREE GARAGE BOOKLET ,FViend Oh, a hundred.clgara. let alone' twelve strange women. the Democratic .Towh/Dommittee. J1 Feminine Ilossl; refreshments; Mra. 'Milton Sunday at thA 9:30 a.m. MaVia at wives and Children o f British does not Uke his assignment as CAI*L ^ I J X I I NEW HAVEN, Wife -What did you pay for I'm guilty. IT This m#bilng should^roperly have Nationally advertlsed^dt .appellation fh Zurmuhlen, Mrs. Ralph (X H o ff- the church. Army and Royal Air Force per­ CD director seriously," Rossi COLLECT V r iE S T N U T 0 * * 0 J I 0 'CONN. them? ' been held X fib .the fire depart- 32 P.setidonym man, grab bag; firemen of .The Women of the' parish are In- sonnel. .. claimed the director's "neglect of Friend—Nothing! For. the past Teachir—What is a metaphor? o( (jharles T~ ll V> menu and tlUKconstabulary. The • department, special gameg.. Yflted to Thursday'* meeting which ‘W e had fastened our seat belts duty has coet QpykPtryJ^psyerq ONLY $1 .2 5 few months-1 have taken one or The bright punil waved a hand facts are that the fire depart­ Lamb . '. Tax TVamings Sent and were com ing in to land wn< thousands of dollars. The Demo­ - .Iwri f rom ills bu.n dlttly. l-)e nas not PupilT^r know! It's to keep IP a. wilTfeature a 30-mlnufe colored ments ^ ths constabulary have A U.S. GARAGES# IncJ 33 Enthusiastic Warninga and bills have been suddenly the aircraft bounced, cratic psrtyX through Its cani- 1 noticed it, and w*ill be delighted cows in, film-talk On-"Wings to Hawaii." repeatedly juked.Mr. Schweyer to G E O R O m . WILLIAMS 1395 DIXWELL AVE., HAMDEN (New Hsyen) ardor f r mailed to all tax delinquenta by Members oST St. Mary's Holy said Shirley Tinsley',' one of the palgn, has ibi**4ured him into be­ Ik JT ft arrange such a meeting hht. Mr. • ^ X a s s Oc i a t e s 34 Eternities 1 (Tax Collector'M ra. Mabel G. Hall, Name Society will receive Holy passengers. "It ' bounced three lated action.” See Our Display of .Full Size Garajpes at Afi4Wo Address 35 Fish sauce • ’■; Schweyer ignored their requeiks,” k 'yy- H. Shy ia preparing a list of motor Communion., in s body Sunday at times and then crashed into some Cites Examples TOLLAND TCRNPIKE OPEN DAILY 8AT.-SUN. to 8 P.M.—THLESDAYS to 8 P.M. 36 Dry, as w'ine Rep. Loyzlm, upon complaintif: OUT OUR WAY BY J. WILUAMS o u r BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE W> vehicle' tax delinquents to mail to .the 7:30 a.m. Mass at the ch'inKih. trees. Rossi blames .,Schweyer’s AT OAKLAND Mt . ^ "YOU SAVE ON EVERY U.S. GARAGE” 39 Pul in Order from the fire departmenU, tpoK i'- iH the comntissioher of motor vehi­ ■ ‘The engines burst into flames "failure to properly discharge his -iW- (dial.) Public Records the aircraft was filled with cles, which iccording to law must Legal documents filed in th'e' and duties" for ca.ualng .the tw n to 40 Ensnares 9 *• R B ■it the screams Of children. _^OWLS CLUB, AlAdOR? DitlKTONEl bs compiled, before Nov. 15; . Mrs. town clerk's office showing prop­ lose matching funds in purwase of 41 Note in " I stayed as.^,,Jong as I could, VOO'(?£ 6LEdSED WltH B O r a v P ? CANDIDATES FOfe 1 Hall atatesN^is U x must be paid erty transfers include:'X. two new fire e n g i^ , costing . Cuido’s scale to / ii before delin^ent taxpayers can handing down '^chiidren. . When LEISURE AND--WAl<-®AFF.fl Administrator's deed, etHtate of $15,384 apiece.' Appropriationk for 46 Papil cape B, ft register cars Or trucks?. everyone appeared to be out,' I both trucks wort approved at r~MAY I SAV We ALTH OF^UZZACDS IN A 47 Tear Helen C: Gera to" William W. and made aTrun fo r it." t'M ASSOCIATED WITH A % ZBA H ^ing Set .Stella Lang, Bast Hartford, on special Town Meetings well before 50 Deduce ...rt SROUP OF'CULTURED SENT- 1 LA>N-%--W So 9L B The Zoning Board of Appeals Love Lane; estate of Maurice P. Rescue teams found one group the deadli^'ror filing for federal W M iid 52 Form a notion Mill hold a public hearing Monday^ of eight children, three mothers matChiog-funds, Rossi pointed out. L E / ^ N in t h e o w l s Q .08/1/ u TtJ J" Jordan to Alice M. Madden, Man- .14 Dinner course sr 5t N ov.-12, at 7:30 p.m. in the town sfid two infants huddl8d behind a In n e g ^ -^ e sUtement inade' IF tou'RE bored With loaf-S ltos8l said he had aSked I Improvement. M Retama_HOme . Stepljerf Loyzlm. Democratic ■yOTE ..ME AND LESTER Theodore MeUen, Cedar Swamp The oceanographi^esSel. Orca, caimidate for the General As- •e a r a n ic k e l- R:*., division of one lot into two m Vs. Andrew (Joldsnider has re- is nowr doing research for the Unl- kembly to check this with Zanni, I ■ p m b e t OMIT* lots,' total frontage. 200 ft. tiirned' to her home bn South St. verslty of California In tVoiTd Reached at his bome bi Deep .SAKE Russell and Ifsbel Schweitzer, from Mkuchester,Memorlal Hospi­ War II it was s U.S. Patyol boat River last night, Zanni "categori- Wrights' Mill Rd.. extension of tal. ■ - in the South'Pacific. ■cally denied” making such a state- building.permit:for makina addi­ On Honor Roll \ tion to house. . , Six local pupils at Windham 4-H Club to Meet High School attained the "A" The 4-H kooks club will m.eet honor roll for the first marking F riday at 3:30 p.m. at the homie of period. There were 20 local pupils' Mrs. Ro^rt. A. Doggart, Ripley on the school "B"honor roll. - MAIN 049KI Hill Rd. TtntXirls will again make The "A" list includes B fiiy PINE PHARMACY - SV) MAIN STSHT . hot cocoa amtgfandwiches. ,vine, sophomore; Martin 'I^agbn, 664 CENTER ST— MI 9-9814 MEMRIR FDIC • ' ■ DUbettc p eiM ;^ Week ’Gordon FardsI, Paiqali .Bfigham, Hedi,'up by / Mrs'. Thomas ney, freshmen., ■ ■ ^ O E rlm .’ ^oc'sI public health visit­ Receives Dlatlactioa IRTTH ing nuT|ie, r/ho w ill make the 2k>el J. Parentcau. a atudant at . necessary test. the • 'Unlveraity of CdnnecUcut, , i-ii-Ai/i i ' ,/i jit; XContalners should be clearly majoring In speech'and drama, is X lahCled with the individual't among 24 members of the Senior name 'hod addresa and.' nama of Class to receive honors in the Re­ I n c l u d e d j— (X— family dMtor. serve Officers 'Training Corps. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ' Hellol Goodbyl BY EDGAR MARTIN . Dr. Bowen urges as ‘many as A member of the army division FAST SERVIcr poasible to Uk'e part. According!of the ROTC. Parenteau was ON DISFLAY HERE^OVEMBER 12 e o w , tAlN VOU OLA'tAE ^ ~ bu^ S a w y e r BY ROY CRANE to Mrs. O'Brien's 'PUNA nurse's; among those named diatingulahod CONVENIENT FV)EU.E UOBlE'. NOU K LOT OF 6WSI VASIN’ US Z KNOW n tuts JUST TUlatG VFMI»10SR)n..eESCiEAl In the program last year, mainly stildcnU who show outstanding SO U P T H E DID T M t bAVCE FOUR TtMES WHAT U8VC yoll FdKUVEH ONlOFTMOSEHfffD IDEAiCMMA a UMESOWE lUKE LIKE due to, the lateness in making «ec-1 performance aa R O TC csdeU in • MAILED RACK TO Y ^ HOME 'T iO C tT N O O 1 ____ TUE'nGH.YTS «t, iNTTO B y P a v e l h \ ^ bei served Nov. 17 from 5 to 7 Manchoster Evesiing Horal^ V & 3 - iimCM? MAKE SURE OF 8W p.m. in the vestry of First Con-! Coveutry ' MrreopoadeaL Mrs. , • d i v i s i o n or TECHNICOLOR gregational C%urch by the church's Ctiarles L LHtle, telepiMMie PD- P llgrlm Fellowship. In g en eral' girlm 2-8381. BUY YOUR SAFI-BUY USED C A ^ NOW charge will be the Refreshment | and Ways and’Means committees. | ' A number of the fellowship will X attend the workshop Saturday W rm i^ f Iran RoRtegs PINE LENOX Excellent Yaluei from 10:80 s.ra. to 4:80 p.m. on Real Sayings fellowship activities" to be. con­ PaKb CffilmiiM ■/ ducted St WllUmantic First Oon- -X freg a tio n s) Church. VAUEY WELDING CO. PHARMACY rasa as sw Strain a».l ABoiliMttoM Sought DOORS TW^ i ) 0RS Ear Frm Bsthnate Osil 299 E. CENTER ST.—MI 9-0896 CoDvertibiK V JEFF COBB b t ^ b t b r - h o f f m a k • Boy-^out Troop 83 is scoepting . GhjistralNiry ME S-Ollg If MICKBYEINN n-payl IY^LANK LEONARD {appllcauitmf from twya 11 through 1 THMIC NE'5 1^* ' ^SS jAefeury . : 'S O B u ie k ^ *55 P ly m o u th '5 2 M e rc u ry TRVIHCRVIHC lb SAY PHIL SURE -W4WIEIIE Moiiterey.XBeautiful red Dynaflow, Vadio, heaftr. soM srm s! r UMKEP Mercomatic,. rudio, heater, ' ALL m .and white. 4u.^ne. Radio, OtheT extras Color green. Excelle^it^con* IT U N M Itlf CAMERAM dition. Imaging! lather interior. ~ MUBM lie AKGUME heateri Mercomatic, white A $495 car for ; '^WBITOOT liralls, vtnyl interior, curb A real cream 'lEFORE LOSSES H A fF E N e^ 10 — buffers, foam cubber, etc., I 'S $1495 puft^ X INSURE^ITH UFFEN" etc. $3500 a *■" , +';■ ■ • ; • ' ■ , X ' '5 5 C h e y r o h i ^ ’ -X ' ■ ■ X $2395 *-210”-. Exquisite blue color. • 1 • Fully: equipped ready to *50 C h e y r o le t • *S 2 C h iy s le r 1^53 O ld s m p b ile go. Spedai ( ^ T I C ^ C this week at ^ I Two to choose ftoip. ,^Bpth in Yoiir Kitchen vSuper 88i Hydramatic, ra­ clean apd mechanically Adtbmatic, radio, heater, dio, heater. Mgny other ex- good. Either wouM make, a Nice gray color, A C tTaa. Driv« this sharp . 'X A b H u d s o n niqe second car C Good value at *1$ model away ^ '1 fljpfcg for friend wife. ^ 4 9 7 W for only _ ^ 1 Commodore ”8”. Good 'X transportation: ^ 9 i| C CAPTAIN e a s y Acrobatic ' , BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Too Many BY MERRILL BLQSSER fp- *5 1 Oldsmobilp First bu.vs it? ^ I DOESN'T THAT ▼ VES.gUT NE'STOO SA1AU. TO O A V AAOST ;LOOK! WMENHE 7 WELL, YOUVE r u n n in g : ^ ■ C 'X SUm.VKlPANNOV\ use IT OR GAMES W TU TNS O T H » S , SO HE THIHKSNOONfi IF irW H S M E ,^:. ■ S H A ^ JOHNSON T h a t WAS a b o u t I lOEP'naxJMC *‘98”. B^t^one in the Qlds *5 4 M e rc u ry *51 P o n tia c VOU, EASY...ALWAYS iNOtOANCV JEERS AT THEIR EFFORTS# THE ISWAtCHtNS HE ■w e TIME AAipse line. Very nice. Would make NANSINS AROUNPP7HM gECOME ONLY INTEREST H r S SHOWN WAS. SdCAMELES OVER HydrgmaUc, radio, heater, PAdTO'THE about ME BUT I TDtP HSR BUT tr OOBSNT a solid second *54 P ly m o u th Color green. Immaculate. I WE S IT UP THE JUNGLESVM.' irUKEAMONKEy/ I Tbo V0UN6 TO Tie USTr t HAPPA DO ANY eP. new top,'etc! Beautiful htth myself TO ONE POLL f .USE STRATEarjD TAKE SAUy AniBntioif A ll PasfengoFi car. Special Belvedere. The best in the Sold and serviced here. Sat­ I GET OFF t h a t MOOR, MARBLE FDR. reduction. $795 Plymouth line,^ Nice blue isfaction^ guar- green color, exam ple— color. Equip- " showroom Do you frecmontly rid« on * bus, tram, air­ condition. plane or other puirfit: conveyance? Almost evpry- *5 4 M e rc u ry ped and $1395 one does.T^oiiv you can get the kind of protec- Bgautiful blue. Equipped. ready.' tioJ^yOuT nped! Aetna’s new Travel Accident ^ llc y provideo 825,600 or 860,000 indemnity $1795 *52 P o n tia c for loss of life, sight or limb, Interested? CalH *52 D e S o to A 9 P ly m o u th II us for details. 'SO Pcihtiae 9 pa.ssenger. Make: money Green. , Fully, equipped. Automatic, taking yoiir friends ito Would mgke' an excellent Nice blue color. \ If "y6u have any questions about' insurance; radio, heater. ;work< in C i O Q C ’.serond car. Drive it away ,eww>TaM»wu>,»M.TjxaM,ua>w.eii; t : : , . , if you are not sure you have the best pro­ \„Ma.„ " Av. And Saturdays ;Until Noon • Open Daily 7 A- 'M. to 5 P. M j Tneluding' ' LINCOLN-MERCURY m h ' : X ' Wedne^ay Afternoons gnd SatuNay Until Noon | E v i g m MM

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H eraldti^gle 2-0 in X' Wigreh Selected to Receive GdkL Key ■» EARL W. YOST Bill Stephens Meeting with Russians Retire^ Tr^^k •fidrla Bfiitar Halfbacks HoM Shots\Ilere and Therie with AckeriMM ths Tallies Twice; \ ' : with five. McGUl snfiHVsrd In N. E. Scorm^ Living up'to all ths advanced bl each talUed four and Loucks oltc. Gondhides Vo Be Honored Jan* 28 Ing last Bun(^y was former Play Norwalk cuse University AU-AnurtefT selec­ Ray Walsh of the New York Boatcih, Nov. 6 <^V*-The race for individual fieorb^g. By EARL YOST* tion Pst Stark. Hev^aSjust what football Giants' offlee told me yes­ TakiM control of the action Ndboume, Nav. 6 (S’)—A news conference with Soviet the doctor orderodr'for the -Mer- in New Englfind football appeared narrowed to officials began in deadly d^U Russian earnestness i ManchesterWill Jiav« a recipient at the 16th annual Gold terday. that already 33,000 tickets mi,dwfiy^3n;4he omdIiik quar­ todi^MVith Bob-Martin of Batea holding ft one^^int Iii(f Key Dinner of-.thia Connectici}t Sports 'Writera Alliance on , chsnte’ footbsJl-tkM In an effort to have been' sold for Sunday's ‘big ■■ '?.'h23 today, but ended in laughter.xYet while the Russians and get the payti)g7ens back Into the National Football League game ter and liudMl^nlng it untU George KcHefier o f Trinity who has pktyy^ one leps newsmen laughed, three nationsMhe NetherlandSt Switzer­ Monday night, Jan.‘28 at the Staler Hotel for the aeijond standaX M im a^-C oach George at Yankee Stadium between the the final wnisw. Manchester Martin, a M l; ISBpouider fisM land and Norway—wera cdnsla«r-».. ... X,^ ...------time in history when Charres L. (Pete) Wigren steps up to MiieliM needed Ik new face and Giants and Chicago Cardinal^ High blanked We^ Maven 2-0 Marblehekd,^ Maai.;in>inf dined hM Ing a withdrawal from th« Oamea, " - ______— 'vthe rostrum to accept the coveted rk,'w ho was one of the best Walsh added that at least 60,000 In the semi-finals of the .State lead by aeOrtnf both B a te tooefiU which open Nov. 22, because of — faward. Wigren, coached- track' fb'rarard . psssers In. ^ s country fans are expected. The advance Winner, Loser down! hi the Bobeete’ 184g.v)etety CIAC Class A-B Soccer ’Toi o'ver Bowdoln Betnrday. ; , + * • Soviet suppreSalbn of the freedom Collie Dbg Halls Coll^ ' teams at Manchester High for S3 while at Syracuse, capqbly filled •ale Is the greatest in New York ment yeater(tey afternoon movement, in Hungary. En Nbute to Touchdown Wigrein CJola llio News ytfars and cross country .teams for., the Mil. He waa slighUy terrific, to Giant pro grid hiptoiy.>snd the Municipal Stadium In" Middletown. Kdleher, a 8-0,: The Netberlanda waa the first On Wife’s Birthday 23 years before I'etlring in June put It. mildly, as he accoun'tqd for anticipated crowd wUl 'top the all- Surprising Norwalk eliminated Each Get Jobs from Wiuitfield, ' to announce a possible withdrawal. Baltimore, Nov. 6 ' 'CTl— A- goiter Charles Claire of flew Haven thrae of the four Mancnerier time mark, Walsh taip. The Giants strong Wethersfield j-0 in another ground losF to Mertih Iqr da.4ma« Norway's'Olympic Committee has Collie dog "tackled” h ^b ack ..Yeatqrday was a. great day of .1954. He was named along with toiichdoams with passes sgaihst and Cards are tied for first place semi-final match.- Manchester and New Yerk, Nov. 6 (JPt—Fighting date Oct. 87 by eroring tiroa delegated' two members to "assess Fred CoUy yooterday-and 'pre^ for celebrating in the tVIgren a former State and ..New England ^ Uiej Leominster Lions tin a- 3 6 ^ and the winner is expected to go Norwalk will clash for the UUe' is diffsrent than polities. Both tho touchdowns and ddding thrM «e»» amateur champ ahd Meriden . success. Anyone who mw Stark n to Win'the Btestern Conference virsions hi TrinttyhOT-T trtaovh the international situation" and vieated a touchdown in a high household at IS Stephen St. tomorrow , afternoon at 2:30 at winner and loser wound up with reach a dsdsion on whether the school Junior vanity- footb^l Mrs. Lydia Wigren ,w’aa cele­ He.olth Officer Dr. John.Stoddard, throw pln-polnt passes, most of true of the NFL...Left halfback Seaside PaVk In Bridgeport - ovar Oseat Guard Acadaaay. . , nati was t«U Mrs. w igren.' V However, Blades...Sam Gullnb. has steted Dec 10 a t S t Nicks. Martin haa oidy« fectly at ease in the presS . con­ apeaded.^iS yards from the goal Olympics,' was Manchester’s first years. The locate bowed ^ ‘■1 to with OoH^ this Bat the lady of ifie house., knew recipient. Joe, now a Wall St. brokr another wrestling shp^ Saturday Wetherafleld 'In the 1954 >finale. mm Higher Obala ference, which rimged from an of­ when a OoUle (the dog) ran be- that somethlng^'WM up when Football offtelal BUI Sacherek night at the Stanley Areiia In New to his total. KeUeher ficial statement lauding Olympic tWacii his legs. The referee er received' the award hi 1946; was "racked" tip. last Saturday Team Effort Bethea.'24, a part-time thipping gkmes left egeinot Herald Pbotographqr Rei^e * Great Oatchlng Reconl Britain with Irish - Pat wllivan, kCoach Dick D a ^ e te ^ called the. New York Giant players converge on Sid WauoA Stedlar end, as he picks up six woriur in the Bronx .Tecmiiial azTongements to a description o ff ruled th» ball dead. Pinto stopped at the iiouse. It while performing as a head lines-' Jekie James and Tony Ends,, all yiufis on a pitthout in second quarter of Ndv. 4 NatlotuQ Football League game a t Plttfiburgh. Wealeyan. ' x , v^Jtusslan unifornui. Mt. St. Joseph’s did not score Track and cross country teams - man in a college game and suffer­ victory a splendid A tsm effort Ho was brought down by Giant tackle S4m Huff (70) after CUK UvlAgaton (S9) slowed him down Market haa higher goals. Ranked wasn’t until then that GoMKey tutored by the native of Lowell, former favorites here, in the\pp which was sparkedjby the brflltent. No. 10 among Ute heavies, Bethea John Henry of Nd# nov, speaking through an and lost the ball on downs, but wtoner Wigren told h|s' wlfOxOf ed a number of bruises to his legs, bouts. \ on Pittaburgte .35 yard line. Other Giants are Jim KatcaVage (75) and BUI SVoboda (30). (AP ‘reeChera OoUtge moved hde -MM mh ft'-’ Mass., compiled the enviable rec­ arms and ribs. He -received emer­ defensive p l a y / o f . Co-Ctepteln wante to take on unbeatm Eddie int^pceter, first told the 60 news­ nuutaged to hang on for a. 7-6 the honor. Dad’s Day wlll be observed Sat­ N,^lmmy Lindsay/Who did an' out­ •Wirephoto). , ' » . MMhen, highly ranked Californian. ileoe in'the imUthfoal eeg t^ -tad e men: victory. • T t’s the best birthday prM- ord of 63 CX^IL, State, Rhode Is'and gency treatment at tlye Manchester i y scoring twice In a Si-0 reoig 'Apd New England championships. Memorial Hospital over the week-^’urday at Storrs. when the UCohh standing Job Yot guarding Bud Itxw aa close last night but 1. The MMh^urne organisers had ent that Tve. ever had,” Mm. Pete, as he is better known to hia Huskies battle Northeastern. This Ladutka, W ^t Haven’s speedy 0 1 m Betbci appeared to have a definite ver Broekport Vnth 10 tooob* donel a good J i . Wigren sald.'’^ end for his rib injuries. .Thanks to downs In aeven games and t t e t» manyXIiousands of friends and ad­ a SJ'-yard gallop into the end Zone contest-will conclude the UConn c e n t^ BoW rivals missed several ^ R I C I T A Adge. Bout Judges ArUe Atdala 2. Soviet athletisvwere sure the- mirers better than his baptiaiaiat home slate. Kickoff.will be at 1:30- scoring op^rtuntties.' - S and__ _ ArthurAtUiur SchwartsBchwan acored It 0- ploy, he appears th« aaif VUrntt last Saturday against Dartmouth, .'ttie Indians came up with num­ Oklahoma to Martin and KeOehar. \ would help snengthen the handle, w ak^lthout any- question Dennis McGill has taken over the 30 minutes earlier than the start­ 8-1 for Bethea/N)t Referee Harry ties M friendship amoi^ athletea Ghina Athli^te^ one of the grektest track and cross ' ing time in previous home en- erous pdnttniuous sweeps downfleld Ebbets had It fo)*:.Turher 6-4-1. Springftald’s Lea Flam otm.ta tha of an countries, and S. Soviet ground gaining Itsterahip among :o mislk.;the teat and most leader in the touchdowB country coaches--^Jn the United the Vale ball, carriers this season. -counters. Northeastern topped The AF card was O-B-l for Bathea. athletes will be allowed to Wander Two Countries States until his retiroment. ’Nte Brsndeis test Saturday, 19 -18. in riant sh(^. efid also had one In Weekly Grid PoU Than were ho khockiiowna in departhient with IS oixNrlngi McGill, tabbed Dennis the Menace, VILLAGA CHABMEB 6 about Melbourne, meeting people^ Out of Gliuies balding Dane, perhapKthe most one of the biggest upsets in the goal called ba(;1t because of an JorvU Malty (1> Uhs rematch of a ste-round draw TOny MOrtone of New * and .making notes about Auslridlk 72 74 im 247 has picked up 456 yards in six feide penalty. \ ...... 33 33 Teachers is right behbid with ...... 64 73 78 213 modest of all previous 'wipers, games for a 6.8 yards per carry New England college ranks and In 1954 when both were prelim to tell the folks back home. ImhgMong, Nov. 6 (JV-Com 87 103 M •277 Gain Trophies taught mathematics at l'anckeater may prove to be a -tough hut fqr Two years ago the In(lians Up­ New York, Nov. 6 uniey but loaf. Turner made a good ahowing, The eeerhM leediea ...... ^ £ 0 " i S i » 3 New York, Nov, 6 (/p—Ireiand is now assistant instructor in m atn’'^ ' Cassady of Ohio State, 1955 .major will definitely have thetr work Press wMldy-football poll with 172 districtfl reporting in the of the Russians and was told Olympic Oamei at the University of Connecticut. wins and losses. .Wednesday ^g h t 418 450 439 1307 espdiclally sriien he awitched to O TD FAT T Team N*. 4 and Mexico continued theii battle - college winner, ground - out 5.9 fight on teevee will' find cut out tomorroYr afteriiocih. The seventh vote of the season by sports writers and spoiisaulters. h youngest was 16 and gehei The decision brought to three ...... 77 76 ion 24.1 for trophies today while dominat­ The record book speaks for It­ yards per carry. McGill has led the eickrwk (fT) southpaSr style in the aeventh. Martin, athletes were 22. or 2S yt. 74 . 84 102 260 Logsrt qnd Clarence /Duke) locals bowed 1-0 to W.ethersfield a 58 81 83 333 Although OktehonIM had a naa' Rethea welfihed 80S, Turner 20414 Bates. ♦*•-.(9 Ig , Y IS the number of. nanoM ha'ving m R2 290 ing the international Jumping self. ■ Manchester High teams un­ '.Y ale pigskin toters the past two month ago. an indicaUon t ^ t "How M is the'Olgest1^;iae re­ pulled out of the Games.^ioh^uled ...... 97. der Wigren won 21 track titles in Harris in opposite c o rn e^ Logart scEiresure inIn the first 'half, trailing pounds...... 84 78 364 events of the National Horse Show , >ew . McGill. Al Ward, Steve Ack- is the fourth ranking middleweight Norwalk has come up with a much, (Jblorado 19-6 a t the time, the fereiice crown la the likely priae KeUeher, porter asked. to begin in Melbourne , N ^ 22...... 04 78 313 at Madison Square (garden. ClilL competition, three State In- enrtan and Dean Loucks, Yale's stronger squad in the past -two for U\p winner^ ' Trinity ...^ 4 . E U IB TB ICgypt and Iraq withdrew earlier. while Harris Is No. 7/in the Ring Soonera Capte back to win their Andrianov gnd his^ interpreter ...... 396 "S b 1370 pi^Ued up its 1 door honors aiid three Rhode Island first string backfleld, has rolled up seasons. Only, three gamea involving a Henry, Israel, originally intending to send ratings.. .Former polumbte end 36th Btraght 27-19. Aa a result, smiled. Then Andnanov through third Clip last night when. Lt. Wil Invitation' laurels. Seven teams 1,306 yards, almost 220 per game Bill Saiacki has resigned as head M«iH*li*g|Rr ,. Team N». J Humberto Marties, has won four Prior to coming to Manchester first, itoe for second etc., Okla­ 20) in an important Pacific Ooaot gan. who haa participated In more ConneetlciR . . . . 7 S 0 dS was for Pete, from E arl Yoat,-M><>*’i* '^ to > ' df..TOe-Hersild, with — Gtmalouskl.^...... '...... 73 97 7S 335 ...... "tti *424 ' homa Had 1,554 to Georgia Tech’s gamee then any other active play­ Andrianov nhlliid and said, “We Uon^n Huiigary. ' ^ ' the announcement that- Wigren - had been name(L,M one o t thb Pow ers W» S« M 360 trophies, but was shut out yester­ In 1921. Pete coached track at Suf- Two Olympic Teani Members Bogll .... ;. Kandctskl l'•saziyI•sar4y Brqt,Brat. (9>(•> Conference battle. ' " will make tha calculation when we RobUns ...... 96 76 103 365 field Ackdemy for two . years, He labw Score ...... 76 75 335 1,453. Tech had 30 firsts. Tennes­ er, in ;the American Hockey Issues Flea Uiree redpienta for the coveted Gdld Keya ayV ard^^nually to day and threatened to withdraw Dais)*' .. Djekcracin see, with 1,252 points and 11 firsts, T he top teiqma, with flrot place ...... T Y gx^ return home.” Only yesterday, Otto Mayer, R. Wagnrr .; ...... 97 96 100 293 from the show when Marlles and was born on Jan. 6, 1894 in Lowell. MorUy ...... SK it 8U 245 /•it loat to. the Providence Wens, . , X ' men in Connecticut who have made outstandmg contributions to . B aylfs 100 98 98 391 filephen* Bliannun ...... 70^08 93 253. and Michigan State,- with 1,102 votea and won-loot 'recoriia in for at leeat aeven waeke be- chancellor' of the International (he world of sports. Pete had beep reading, a magazine and waa^ another rider were disqualified'in j He attended elementary Starring~with 1 ^ 7 Ice Show Tbonuoii . 103 35 85 273 and seven firsts, rouhd out the parcntheaaa: __■ ■ ; Tufts . . . . 4.... 0 T .0 dg Olympic Committee, issued a plea T o ts i r '___ "iS "iffl 464 liii the royal WJnter in Quincy, Mass., and Providence, tiicntrt ...... 104 9T, 93 397 sOf Si leg briury. Benedict sitting in hia easy chair when he was caged to the phone, AMted x-JVon Rolloff Cbtirllla . number of .teams with mors than Top Tea The^5^year-oI(i' Branigan Buf­ from his headquarters in Lausanne if hT'Would accept, Pete replied, "I betfeve that there are man^v event. R. r , and graduated from Ansonla Springfield. Mass., Nov. 6 - -yhlghest honor . t: the skating Vi-.V^^438 *421 * ^ SpringrMd V44. 7 Y -0 4g High School in 1912. He received 1,000 points. • -T— 1. Oklahoma (116) (610) 1,554. fered a broken bone Ih hie right PRESCRIPTIONS that the Games "must take place" others more worthy of the honor thap I. My friends keep tell­ PIONRKE WO.HEK Marlles, who has threatened to Not one but two United S t.a t e 9 I a’orld. Both ire, short in stature True to Ferm 2. Georgia Tech (30) (6-0 ) 1,453. Feld; ' whatever the world situation. ing me thiit-J will get the award e^eday. I accept" Wigren Team Ka. 5 141 bolt in previous nationals only to bis bachelor of arts degree from Gardes Grove (S> lag agalnslx the Hershey Beara SprtoffMM . . . . T 7 0 41 Powera ...... 76 51 Olympic team members will be beth bundles of energy and both ...... : 'i6 78 Actually things ran pretty 3. Tenneaaee (11V;,((H>)T;252. Sunday. The'lnjtity was net be­ "nUEBFICK-VP • The CSilneae Nationalists’ team, coached track at Manchester Hig^for 33 years and compiled an reconsider later, was upset by an Wesleyan University Jn 1916. A seen in the ’’Ice Capadee of 1M7” completely different-in their skat­ much true to form among the 4. Michigan State/ft) (8-t> 1,- Trydet, ANomxnrEBT” Carlin .x .;...... 79 74 veteran of World War I, Wigren Goaig- ...... i>porPft * bv.; StFphenfi lieved serious initU an x-ray re* IBddlab accepted as a separate entry for. outstanding reooilL The Gold JCey Dinner will be held on Mon- RalmondoTX'...... 74 97 offlciei ruling whl^h found him when the - ice extravaganza plays ing techniques from any man or Su^llutesi West llaren: i^piiue« leaders with Iowa, Pitteburgh and 102, ...... V...... - port yeaterday. competition by the IOC, has been day, Jan. 28 at the)9^tler. Jerald Photo by j’lnto). : Prtaraon 97 97 and/Sam Soberon competing out of Js also. Past Commander of Dil- St the Etutern States Qoliseum Pm^tFPA. Hom*t4*r. ' Boolala . . 71 H woman who has skated heretofore i\«RnchF*iFr: re*hlfr. Eib. Cunhinv. Stanford dropping down and Syra­ 6. Texaa A A M (1) (6-1) 872. Branigan haa played in 75^ PINE PHARMACY in Melbourne for several days. turn in the event.-Later Marlles worth-(^rnell-Quey Post, No. JOi. Dec. 10-16. They are Ron Robert-' in any Ico show or competill MiiyFr. WilliamB, Lautcnb*ch, cuse and Michigan registering the 6. MinneooU (5-0-1) 680. American Legion. He spent 21 TotaU 415 426 American Hockey L^qpM gagM*. « OENXEB 6-6U4 Peiping Radio, heard here, aald toUla ...... Ms ” termed it a "misunderstanding.” ■on and Ctetherine Louise Ma- In ' spite of this similarity..’ JOSUD. strongest gains. 7. OWo State (1) (0-1) 572. He also has drawn 89d inteutad in Potter, it is refusing to attend the Games Taan Na. 4 (e^TaHaft The Royal Winter Fair event months overseas with the Ifiattery chado,. better known—as Chado. ■ do net -ekate ,as 4 pair but^ri.v — k Bcaasri NSton Clerke, \ ' . of-the-moment stuff; quite Im­ .Cyr ...... X ..... 64 66 tor at the Manhattan School of on Saturday and Sutidsy. football teams as Penn State'knd Pasonl ...... — 128 114 339 which thumped North Carolina 19. UCLA (1) (5-2) 29. vey Kuenn get mora wood on ths Northeaeteri^ 4. 7 Twiford at Wiley was.aboard Nautlesl.-. Music. Son Kenneth is with the' CleVeland . Player 20-0 in Saturday’s top billing promptu. Trivtoo .../,...... 73 98 After a record'smashing'World Navy, the Pennsylvania squad V m 20. (Ue) Fittetnirgh (4-2) and bell then anyone in the American W riiht, \ United Aircraft Corp. premier in New York at Msdlion U U ..,.. . j X . ' , .. *423 *652* 5« Highly ranked teams with No, 2 Stanford (^-3 ) 28. Lsegae New Haven Teh. Some aro, some aren’t K s K % lK n i ...... 89 79 which meets Yale on Saturday in MoaClieMei' Baeul.r (9 > playing No. 3. A probable bowl n*ibol» ...... 104 95 Pro Basketball Joins Illustrious Ust Square Garden the (tepades hsv{ Still Tops Scorers the Bowl has been doing more Chermorka ..... Stunting, . trick ball-handling, Eastern Division Tlie slender, soft-Spbken .Wigren gone dh the road, traveling first Po*niro> ...... bid and the Southeastern Con- comedy routines and situations, UtUi/'. iV-. . ^.V. . . "ffli W L Pet. than all right in its own cists. HllareUi wilt join an illustrious list 6t to Baleigh, N,C.' From there to New York—With the firat month Fact is Penn is the only otber Bralnord JiiggUng, hiding the ball, etc., etc. Syracuse ...... 3 1 .750 greets in the sports world bn Jah. Charlotte, then to; Philadelphia Rodonli ....X.. — are In the main the product and T«asi x*>s (II of the season having passed, rookie member of the Ivy set which 'finds V...... 39 61 New York ...... 2 1 .967 28. Prevloiis winners ihclude Con­ and presently in CJleveland. It has Bo Elik of the Cleveland Bar(>m Itself in the position of posing -a result of long and arduous Study ...... 73 ■ 60 B(»ton ...... 1 1 .500 nie Mack, Bobby Jones. Kid Kap­ been the same story In each city and practice...... M 78 ■Showed no inclination toward less­ threat to the championship claims ...... 95 99 Philadelphia .. . _____ .1 '1 .500 lan. Ken Strong, Ed Walsh, B c^y so far, the acceptance, has been ening hie- acqring pace, at he con­ of Yale and Princeton. Moackeiler PoH* (2.) Sports in Briefs LOOKING FOR A DEPENDABLE CAR? The team Arad launched in 1927, Weatern Dh'lalon Grant, Ducky. Pond, Joe Crbnln, greater than ever. tin u e to lead the American Hock­ Although the . Elis and Hgers Della F cra'....» ...... 98 92 — 190 and this is the SOth year of their ...... "iro lioi ’ ,St. Louis ...... 2 1 Tetitont-'...... '.. 100 124 lOe 333 Tmm Km. 1 (31 . Alble Booth, Red R(>lfe, Norm- From Cleveland the show will ey League scorer with 17 points. have unbleihished 4-0 records in P y k a < ...... 93 — 108 201 existence. Thera Was no danger ...... 71 69 Minneapolis ...... i 2 Daniels. Ray Ooning, Julius Boros, Journey to Buffalo, Syracuse, To­ The first year leftwinger gained loop pte.y, Penn is far from out of Peretto ...... 92 — 98 190 For their 35 home'gamcaAt; Bos­ that any meiiiber of the organiza­ ...... I* 73 Fort Wayne 1 3 ronto and Montreal before arriv­ Kloler ...... 108 103 103 314 ...... 66 97 Nick Tronsky, 'Hitgh .pfeer, Joe new laurels oVer the past-weekend the 'race. The Reel and Blue fol* Holumpby .....: ...... — 96 ---- 98 ton Garden a year ago tfie Boston tion ivduld suffer from gout as the ...... 93 90 Rochester ...... 1 4 , Dugan and M ^uskey to name a ing In. Springfield Dec. lOth. by sedrihg his first three goal "hat lows the'leaders with a 3-1 mark. neb .....;...... ^ 126 130 .348 Bruins played to mote than 360,000 result of rich living. In those early Tuesday’s Schesinie feu-. This year’s Gold Key Dinner One of the big reasims for the trick" aa a professional, with a This mtana that if Yale -would ■pecutora, tbelr highest attend­ days. They lived on hamburgers, No Games Scheduled^ will be limited to 800. A eetfolit, success of the sU new Ice Capsdes make any mistakes thia,,'week-en(L ance In ate years. coffee, doughnuts and the like. trio against Buffalo on/'fiunday, DeCaraiUr'* (1) ISYODR . Monday’s Besnlts. is. awured. Manchester wHI have •' te ."Hans Brinker and the Silver tallying all three of bia' team's they would be in a second place' ...... 94 U In 1929, one of tfie Trotters Peak years for grouse hunting No Games Scheduled a large delegation on hafid to help Skates" Just one of- the lO big tie w ith . ■ the' deterrplned ..... 89. 1C ^T)ie fttet major league hockey EVERyUODY named Inman Jackson — now a are those ending in 1 and 2, and goals in their fi-3 ' Iom to the DeCormler Wednesday’s Schedule honor one of the finest men this prodtiction' numbers. This is an Biabna. Ellk'a .17'points were made Pcnnaylvaniana.' Should Harvard Maiora ...: gmne tO' be played in Boston Gar­ coach with the organization — the bad 'years are thoee ending in Philadelphia at Rochester City of Village Charm ever boasted origiahl atory .with music and lyr- beat Princeten, it would be a McCouahev den was' on November 20,1928, the CAR READY mnncHE tickled the palates of the specta­ six and seven. . ’ ’ up of, 12 goals, also a league lead­ Neke York at St. Louie ” “■ as a citizen. V loa written ea^ecteUy for the ice. ing flguia and 5 ataiata.' three-way deadlock for the top White ...... Montreal Canadiens beating the tors by Juggling the ball diirtiig a Geqrge' .Gerahwin’a immortal spot,.--'' BMton Bruins ]b'y a acore of 1-0. DRIVED game. He later said he was tired "Rhapsody Ih Blue:’’ a a-p e c,l a 1 - Second place in acOring .was held Look at Record as the result of constant 'day-tn, bv Paul lArivee of Providence with FOR THE Salute to teen-ag«ra "Sevahtaeh;" If (he Yale aquad wants incen­ Caalltr* (3) "The' Stanley <3up’, eymbolie of day-out play and travel, no sub­ by aperial permlssiomof W alt Dla- 15' points. Willie Marshall M tive all they have to do is look at Jani*' ...... ;...... \m 136 3tt stitutes available, as the unit Giles Sees Jap Teams Tougfeer ^^timesota Kicker Hershw With. 14 and tP) —. By hkd.12 each. - . Cnnlttfe ...... 1» 334 ^ever. He said that In two'games ■ ' Other-productions include "Par- the kind with the letters of' the Teriy Sawchuk of the Bewton and down his outstretched ^ahn. Tokyo, Nov. '6 /oing to which the Dodgers tost, -It . was his own admission, Minnesota’s. laian Precialon.” "Bagdad” ' and 'Fwu' 8Mii« .qaoiet L M alphabet on them. \ ' 518 516 COLD The customecs ate it.u^; Jackson’s Dick Borstad was an inglorious Four '{dayera shared the aaaiat Bruins has abut but opposing be tougher and tougher for visit-, eause the Dodgers “Just weren’t ,T l l d Marerfga." n. TIjat waa back in 1937. From Bolin Jt. .. teams more times than any other aFMD stunts got more applause than the not because- the school kicker. Mall orders are 'now being- ao- lead With Larivee, Smith AI Pewa- then until the annual aerainar araa accurote marksmanship of the ihg- American boMball teams to Yet three, years after he gave Roiirtto ...... l. 91 93 goal-terder in major’ league 52CHEVR()LET Japanese pitching was outstand­ , cepted at the Ice Oapadei Box bury of Bulfaiq and Jimmy Moc sMuidohed after 1943, Penn be­ McCarthy . hockey history. 2-Door Hardtop Falrlano. Ba- team. . . beat Japanese teams In the future. ing. up irt exasperation fbUolylng fiye-' Office a t» 2 9 Worthington SL df Cleveland each having 9. labored the Elia with reguiarity- U. Chappoll WINTER? dlo, heater, Fovdraoatlc, dnale. That waa.. when Owner-Goach straight extra point misses in fme Plrkry Oiph Coupe. Radio, hofi^. That's the (i^pinion of National He also said American major Springfield^ Don'fJhetry of Hershey was"the ■ix times in a row to be exact-and The major leagOa hcickey record Abe Saperatein got the idea that Lekgue President Warren ‘ Giles, gaiue as' a acboolboy. t)»*'' JufUor Both Roberfson ; and Hachado penalty 'ninute - leader with - a by margins which ranged up to laughter took - priority over dex­ iMgup teams'should exercise cau­ of playing 20 consecutive aeaaona. A tliU S H E Y enroute home after watchln4 ithe tion in any' efforts to sign. Jap­ fullback 1$ hinting ijOOO in ope of -are holdera of the Richards Trophy total, of 88. • 50-7, the most'horrendoite thwack­ with the same team la held by terity and accurate shooting. Bit Brooklyn Dodgers Joee thi-ee, tie anese players., the Unighest- assignments of them - Iwhich ' te given at the U,s. Na- ' The scw-saw battle for goaltendr ing .a Yale football'team haa 'auf- Cterk Sauer Intercepted.aNofth- hy bit they enlarged-and Improveir Aubrey ’’Dit" Clapper, formerly of *54 DODGE one, and s^ e a k .past a couple jjlX winnlng'football games with, tlonate annually ‘To' the mpat ing honors between Johnny Bower fared since It began JLhe game back western pass in 1910 and ran KKl the Boston Bruins. . ' , '52 PLYMOUTH on fuiiny stunts. Players were more of the 18 games they have I language and other- last quarter field goals. > artlatio performance of the Cham* of Providence . and . Gil - Ifayer of Ip 1872. yards Yor a (%icago touchdown. ’55 FORD W EEROURY - given a free' Jhknd .in ad libbing; , Borstad has (lone it twic Hershey swung to Bower this To date,; Penn' has ah - overall ’55 PLYMOUTH d u b Coupe. Radio, heater. : ao -far aipiinst Japanese op- -keep a Japanese player from piohahips’in PTee Skating." Chado He did the same thing and for the The major league hockey record, Costea 4-Doer. C 1 i L G < l-Door, Foity' the sttmte that caught on With the IKNienU. condltlbnH of weird coil won here in 1955And Robertson in week, hie .pacesettitig' figiirea bMng record of three wins and a like for Winning consecuUve gamba is fans .were. Immediately incorpo­ showing hia best aWlfty ,in the that would look better same yardage one year ilater, but V *8.RO H . "The irntwovement in Japanese United sutes; 1956. 29 goals allowed in 10 gamee for number of loSsea^However, the de^- 14, held by the Boston Bruins and $1595 rated. ' than- in the foolball record books. an averqge of. 2.90, After 2> games feata have been*oy the' gianta againat Indiana. ! $1495 i^TTte baseball ■ anij football baseball the past few' years has , “But It would be a fine thing if HIgheat Honor set during the-1929-30 aeeson. greatly impressed me." Giles said a Japanese player did make good Two weeks ago he kicked life first Both are gold medaUaVi, the no naltender had turned in a shut Penn State, Navy and Princeton.' ’53 CHEVROLET ’550HEVR0LET routines, the attempt to drop-kick field goat of hia JiiTe, a l2-yarder out as yet. The victeriea are over Dartmbuth, diloer Bet Air. *51 MERCURY *54 CHEVROLET ’52CHEra6LET a basket and a'fevi’ others have shortly before he was scheduled to (In the United States). It would fly 1>Mk to the United States to­ be good for baseball, for Japan, that beat Illihols. 16rl3, with tyo 'One other player, Sam Bettio of Brdwn and Harvard. 2T£^pottea$ 1 0 9 5 4-Door. Bagio. hejater. been In the Trotters’ bag of triCks night. minutes and 40 seconds to go, - Buffalo scored three goals during $1750 for m a n / years land promise to re- and America.’.’ Last Saturday ' against Pttts- JQ% Rfiductiqn for the week to Join Elik and Parker Jean Bcliveau of the Montieal $595 msin so aa the fans continually "Each year that (American) The Dodgers were rained: out of., Canadians set a record. In the teams come over here, It’s going a game on their. exhibUion tour burgh he was -waved in by Coach Month of Novtmbor, MacDonald in the "hat trick" call out from the stands for these Murray Warmath''with 3:34 re- brigade. 1955-56 Stanley Cup hockey play­ ’53 FORD ’MChevrolet- ’S9 MERGURY .to be harder for them to adn—the today .for the second time in a V-8 OiA Oedea, C T O C 'NPLYMODTH popular standbys of buffoonery.’ Japaneaii . have improvid that inalntng. The- angle waa bad ' and offs by scoring 12 goals. No player ’52 CHEVROLET week. The National League cham­ the ball was soggy. But. Boritad had ever uoorieA more than 9 goate FaDy eqnipped. 4-Door. Radio, heater, f, 'Convertible. much.' pions were scheduled to meet an ^ $1095 $495 Giles dk(n’t i o overboard, how- A^-Star team at Gifu. ki.cked ,lt through frdnf 23 yarSi’”’ In the playoffs. - ■rileage. New top'. Bowling and Minnesota stayed .unbeaten, UiBi Night^B Fights 9-6. In both cases He' fought the Vanderbilt ’has beaten Florida ’MBUia ’i» STUDEBJUSR IIMEROllRY 4-boor. R * H. T HtalORT CUOI K^ , Twirdjr .96 “ hip injury aa well-as ‘ New York — WaynS Betheal six times. In -eight football mset- COAL and COKE ^ a«s s*x 41) •* N.. lx>nz ... IB *"“>thcring preasure. . ■ , 303, New York, outpointed Hoarle Inga. Dyaotlew. $1095 $795 $295 '54 FORD D«wsrt 97 .77 JoW ...... 113 196 N. Warren 396 ' ' .coming up.<3mtUrday Turner. 20414. New York, 10. *51 DeSOTO nmi^ZsA .V.,4....,., 77 “ Team Km, 13 - 2521 enough for Minnesota pirtisana Overdrive. $695 R B H. RcM $495 McCurrjr...... 79 85 Taam Na. 4 (3) D. HcConrllle : 103 377) test Satiirday. but not.enough fqr Luke* ...... 63 75 H . w aM ell ...... 100 \ 95 7«iBorsta.d. - T , Gfolsuakss 85 99 A Coaotwal 90 ToUla ...... 185 "Tss ;’S3 CHEVROLET .■fltfVfn r-.-.'.;,.7... 53 ■ 66 Tram Ns. IT (3) t *** ofitiie finest J CALL us TODAY! ’SIFOROL 93 85 . 99 366 Totsii ...... ; “iso "iTi 3^ 97 94, J74 *" y»e Big Ten. Ahd he . . 4-Boor. Kodlo, hMLt«h Vfi JTorder. Radio, heater. ^ ^ .Teaai Na. • ID should be healthy {qg Iowa. L L J. Thuraton ...... -.t,- *6 94 JiU bo HIOHiAND C(iAL AMD Brairaa/(Si. B, Thuraton i,,.. 95 103 i 173 133 530 BOWL FOR HEALTH *101; ^ Teas Ns. t (I) S m l SOME OPENINGS DAY er NIGHT . C O N N I c n C U T - C O K E FORMERLY »7 TWaU ...... T ii l i i ' M. Harrison ;..... 86 77 D; Harrison .... 96 ^^OHEVROLETl '50 MERCURY , „ „ .. Taaai Ka. 7'4i> I... D O Spori Schedule FORiEAGIIE or PRIVATE BOWLING lA lf JpadHj, hoatcr. H. Murbhy ...... 76* 34 Totals... 176 178 . i Ohib Ooa)^ Radio, heated; 433 O.Mur^y ,.w...... 98 36 * Team Ns. 8 (D S O U M E N E q C.:Maracnann . 7 3 . 79 - Vaakect ID Totals ...... 166 "ilO teturday, Nov. 16 FOGARTY BROTHERS ...... 93 - Tana* Ns. 5 (31 - a . Harazaahe ...... 8 3 94 High fMlball va Norwich. 1:30 MURPHY'S a * BBOAO 8T. — TBU HI M S3I 7 3 C. D ^ a n ...... 16 79 —Mt. Nebo. RlUnAURANTBEVERAGES «34 CENTER S T .1 ...... 103 A Duncan ...... 100 37. HEVrOlFT CO.. Inc., USED CAR LOT ...... 35 New England' Cross .^Country M l MAIN STREET — TEL. Ml fi-filfiS FliidOU-MFIliHRMtOfiBiinieni Tln.M I3-E101 )^ddy Payne, North Carolina’s IM 136. SIT Meet—Maine. BONE najEPHOHE m s4 om . i 9 Main loet • Phono Ml .1 ■ ■right end, and Curtis Hathawa/,. .1- . 11 . "RE THANKFUL YOU CAN $lE" , ^ ^ Taaae Ka. 3 (9) team quarterbaok, piqyed tooke/Bteiers vs. Fti^ Fighters fSS. M«Ib SIl, Manchester MIXCD OOt-BI.Ra L - ^ a l r d y .... M 76 - 9 0 343 -rChartm; Osk Park. Taaa Ka. I <6l p. Twerdy ... 76 7 7 . M M > ROM team a t 'l t a a ^ Hiflt 8c ^ l ' ...... iir w la Norfolk, Vai '

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MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD,, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1966 V m a n c m s t e r e v e n i n g He r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ^ Tu e s d a y , No v e m b e r 6. i m V.r', / Bouaiw For Sftle 72 flouseft'For Salt 72 THERR OUGHTA BE A'^Ia WI BY FAGALT-ftMl SBORTliN KonaehoM Goods SI Room* WIthoat B w d ,69 ’BasinCA Property For Sate TO [siK in fi S ^ w pfrjBT^ ^ C oar^ and CliurtO 27 / 1»mnt CHAIN SAW work clearinf laind. tice] nurses. Easy to learn at aale’and retail. Dally 9 to 8 p.m. Lake St., is huyittg and selling five room apartment, halfway be­ ' ^ROCKVILLE . shed dormer and, two dorpnerii, BOSS ID HAVE MZirTEN TteE B u r AT HDME-W OW I WHAT HAPPedEP ", - ' ' ’’ ‘ ' ■ -Vl-T • V. JOIN A GROWING tween Center and hospital.'Wom­ Chester. Living room 22;e‘*)cl4' near Bdwers School. Quick o cS - Voting Call MI. ••<887 after « p.m. home; 8pAre/.'.tlme. Good pay; Tuesday, Thursday, Friday nlghta good used furniture and antiques. with firaplace. Dining rqom, Iqrge CO^teamwork IM THE^FlCEf . ^ ID THAT BOOR ON TEAMWORK ? Many eam^vdiile teaming. High 7 to 9. Porterfield’a Route 5 and Ml. 9-8580, Hours 9 a.m.'-8 p.m. en only. CalLMI. 8-5539. g r o c e r y BUSINESS paitcy. Sacrifice. Six'room ranch, OOMPUBTE REPAmS by Stuart School Uniieceksmy. Information COMPANY Chapel, South Windsor. JA 8-3391. kitchen azid separate laund^. attached gkrige. Owner leaving Qo to Polls R . Wolcott on wrttiaer and auto- ANTIQUE FtTHRmiRSt, silvsr, f u r b is h e d r o o m for rent With Including six 'room raaidenop rm. Also lavab)^. ftscond fleior, state. Near Buckley school. Sacri­ ■Ut JUPITBB.VOU noWCED Slid sample lessibns free, Wayne In. tAe growing carbtda cutting ovary store, two-car attached g*- thres' large- bedrooms’ and bath. mauc waahl^ inachinea, electilo School, B w A, Neratd. MANCHESTER PET Center, 998 rtass, china, and\uaed furniture kitchen privileges. Heat furnished, fice^ Quick (iccupancy. Qeorge L. lASftw? »ur ^pHELft Ml WITH THE rangea, vaeuw cleanera, motora,. tool indtiatry we need cxperieacM Main St. S .A R Green stamps. bought and told. 'Furnliura Repair Tel. MI. 9-7753, • rage full haaement. ExcHlant coiw Must be sseh to be appreciated. Graziadio, Realto r ..^ . 9-8878.^ ( I’VE WDHkEP Balloting WM raportad IiMvir tu machine operators and outer types dltion. Lot nicely'shrubbed;-Nine Gaston Realty, 185 School St. Ml. (CootbKfoft fri)Bi. Pftfta. Oaa) SUU8 has "a vary lai«« lUka in amah appoancea, welding, 17i MI. 9-4278. Free parking.-ised furni­ tleman, parking,. St 272 Main St. which can be increased. ’Presght Cod, exCellem;' conditiotu conven- got in all of fhair ballete "a vly In a tailtdarried to a OOP dally ing houra iodhy u alfcton M ortg a cM Sat. 9-8; Thurs. and Frl., 9-9. WEEKf t-I.. DOORS OPENED, -* keya flttisd, ture: Custom made rolid . ma­ MI. 3-4071. owner retiring. Will be sold with or CAPE O0t>—ttepandabte Cape on ‘ lent to achoote, churchea^nd main and proceeilsd to count Uiem. in Bostoii by.cfoied circuit telavi- the tm V o f the nation la ftxwoVH copied, vacuum cleanera. Irona, hogany coffee, step aqd M^^ionsl without stock. quiet street with fine view. Imme- ahoppin^/area. E. F. VoinEclter, Blsanliowar got ail 15 votes in atom Rlsanhdwer said "the great QUICK CASH! g».38 perBiousand LARdE ROOM next to bSth, pri- diste (XKSupancy. Not ln"develop- (totesttva of all true Americans re­ lag their voting franchiaft. guna, etc., repaired.. Shcara, per month includes principal and 10 TOOL CO., IHC. iJaaatoet— Vehicles 42 tsbies, cordovan,, blond and natur­ ■ Agent;' 509 Keeney St. / ■■ Points Aux Bariiues, Mich., Just uuvea, mowera, etc., put into con­ al finishes. $14.50-$45. Mattresses vate home,'17 Pearl St. Call after Call J. D. REALTY . ment. 814,300, Madeline Smith, mains'-world peaOe." By noon in Andovar, alifuMft iMlf interest. Hartford CH, 6-8897. 36< C entsi^t., Pine St. antraiiica ReftWor. MI 9-1642. he swept it four years kftc He ssJd he regards tha record of the town’s 773 eliglbla vdta^ had dition for qomlng needs. Braith- Frank Burke, Connecticut Mott- WB BOY COWS, calvea and beef 812,90-$19.95. Springs 84-818.50, Le 6 p.m. MI. 3-5262 MI. 9-9781 GREEN HILL ST.-—Attfadtive- old­ cattle. AJao boraea Piela Bros. er home. Six large rqotha. Oil hot his adinhiidtration as *’s varjf good cast their ballots. waite. 83 Pearl Street. ^a^e Exchange, Lewis conior Blanc Furniture Hospital, col MANCHESTER — 161 LoVe. Lane. when 14 were cast. Tfl. ML 8-7408. South' Street and Vernon .. A LARGE UNFURNISHED room to . ’ MI. 9-3640 : weter heat.' Double''garage. "Only One/’ but ad^dd that ’There 1$ so In Bolton, votaa dftat raachad boNDER'S T.V. Service, available relit. Suitable for light housekeep­ Vacant 3^4 story, six room- co­ I14A00. Robert B;'Anderaon Agen­ In Kansas, where ^hafe is count­ mudh yet to be do'ne , . . There is the 575 mark by tha aeoh hour. PRESS OPERATOR td'Isam setup. Rockville. .Open 9-9. Sat. until 8.' ing ;before th e .'^ lls close, a an y time. Antenna conversions. ing. William Rublnow, 843 Main lonial. Expandable attic. 'Eight cy. JA. 8-0139,'' , .X so mticb to do . . ..Many things yet They were among tha towaRdiSOO Plillco factory supervised service. Apply in person, Ounysr'Manutae. St, years old. Lot 90x144. Basement Lesvqnworth ^precinct gqt 89 for rigibla electors Polla wara M* turing Co., W Hartford~Rd^^~ 1951 L A H ELECTRIC range. $75. Finns and Lniid For Sate T1 unAnishdd.’’ Tel. Ml. ri486. Businei* Ooportuiuties E2 Articles For Sale 45 Available Nov. 24th. MI. 3-1295 garage. Rear pbrch and patio MANCHEUTRR—Duplex 6-8. Elseidioweir' and S8 for Stevenson Nixon said that in campaign­ ported crow$^ with vofora atand* EASANT ROOM tor one gentte- combinati(m. Completely redecor­ rant vacant. Income $160 out of Ute'fiTSt 97 chat. In 1962, cWAREHOUSB MAN lor shlp|S^ TAL .AND Smith-Corona port- alters p.m.. ACiyrFARM . North-Oovsntry. ing he had found all ovar. the Ing .in Una untlt about ft a.m. watt* REFRIOBRATION aalea and serv­ SELP-SERVtpE grocery. Manches­ mbn at Center. Bath shower, -park- ated in and out, Five minute walk monpi. Call MI. S-J829. this, preolnct went, to EfsenhoWes country that “pebple are happybe- ing to cast thair ballots. ice. Commercial, household, ailr ter. New equipment, m e r license. and' rectlving work. Good work- . (a and standard typewriters. DREXEL -TRAVIS Court china ink 29 Hazel St. Mt. 9-7083. * Dupn' Road. Large tour room to Yerplanck School, churrh, bus by 863-240. . ttig cmditiona and' company bene A irm gk a of adding m.achines hdme, oil heat, two Isrgs p s u l^ cauie they are getting the kind' Kellema Cemplalaa condiUonerk, freezers. A. and W- Meat and grocery. Good locaUon, closet, drop-leaf table, 30" round line and shopping district. tl8fM0. Here are some of the iaportB as of government ’"'ttey want.” He ■ Vivien ' KeUems, IndftMftdaat 'RMrlgeratlon Co. Ml. 8-1237,. BC. Excellent’ volume. See it now , by fits.' Apply Goodyear Tire and aold or ranted. Repaira on all gold-framed mirror. Several cut houses. Price 814,000. E. A E. Owner MI. 9-3835, Lots for Sate. Ts to voting turnout: ' Rubber Company, Inc., 180 Good­ makes, Marlow’s. Realty. MI. 9-8297, MI. 8-4480. girid the voters ,.‘‘want^ a govern- Pafty candidate fo r U.8. Sanaftor, t-8196, Ml. 9-0055.______\ appointment. Roger R, Pupute glass bowls, Thor Automagic iron- liartmientA— Flatii—K Neiy York — heavy early 'vote m8nt.that can keep th.e peace." complained of voting liragularitlai Agency, JA. 2-7825, AD. 8-8807. win St-’, Eaat Hartford, Conn, BU er. Phone Ml. 3-4420. Tenements - 6-T GREBN h il l ST.—Price recced 0NE,,ACRE bteldlng lota. Bir(di both in New York City and up­ CLEAN AND paint those gutters ,9-3424. SALE—S3 1-8 on 1986-1957 for quick sale to 814Js6o. Jifre is Mountain .Section. In Bolton near Stev'dhsoiisaid in hid speech, this throughodt the State. Xneludad fo. wallpaper.______Houses For Sale 72 state. About one-third of Queens now. At^id c o ^ y repairs^ later, r. Greea Paint and WaH- t a k e y o u r t im e PAYING! a 7-room home with 3-caf garage Mancheater; High elevation. lUpe eountry’d foreign policy,is in ''dis::^ her complaiht waa Boltofo wMra paper at the Green. O p ^ daily 8-9 FOR RENT—Two furtiished rooms vote cast in Arsi four hours — array" and hie idded: ,“ We are was reported that tha wrlta-la p.m. . , \ 1. 3 OR 8 YEARS TO PAY! tor light bouaekeeplng. Apply’ 4 $13,650 — Thirty-year mortgagts located in fine neighkOrhoc^. rasWentlal aection. Price $2500. heavlest early turnout over there: Help' Wpntcd— Female 3S ROUTEklAN. local, 90 sb "SUPER” “DELUXE" Green HiU St. is located between Rione MI. 9-5910. helpless in Hungary's hgojny. Our iriianlsm on one o f tha macMaaa FAY’S S E im c Tanks Service - 1100 waekiy^^|^te Box R, Chapel St. . svailsble, three-bedroomitsnchaB, Voting normal to "very good" in policy in the Middle East is now was J aaimad. CAR BURN OIL? 8 ROOMS OF Fu r n it u r e now being built, ceramic ilia bath, E. Center St An^l'Porter St. OC- cleaning. Installing: c e l l a r s cupancy up6n^mpletion .of'aaje. MANCHESTER—Three lota, 90x160 Albany,' a Democratic atronghotd, in ruins and has iurtherad the Town Clerk David '!^niay drained. MIv8-23 YOUNG'LAD'Y for light counter' Economy overhaul , : ...... $49.95 All 100% Guaranteed WELL HEATED light holisekeep exhaust fan, full cellar, hot water and about dame aa 1952 in Ruf' work in' retail store. Apply in per- ONLY $483 Kwdy to sijioote, bus. a^d atorea. on paved road. City water, Price T ov let -design to pehetrate this the- tnuMne had JamnMd''Mt tlM "TABULA! ^ Brake retine ...... 914.95 ing rooms. liwVilre 1st floor. Apt. heat. >■1 ■acre, trees, jbarlton Wk Robert J-^-'Smlth; .'Inc., 988 Main $2,000 each. ■ Can Gaaton'Realty, falo. Area." dlfflcui!luily- cdfrected la^Mdi* ASHES ABD RUBBI8|1 removed'! son. Lynn Poultry Farm’s Store, Clutch overhaul ...... $19.95 $28„DeHvgri-:-:;$i8.i8 Month------9. 24 Grove St..^ockrille. Hutchins,*Ml 9-5132, 9^894. Mancheater Parkade. EQUIPMENT OBHiQtTORS —YOU GET— St. Tei. Mr. 9-324i. 185 School St., MI 9-5731; evenings Pennsylvania — Voting excep- Stevenson said it waa an "ironic ateiy. Ciiiiilrasmtoe assure: ydri no erie Mtt Lawn mowing, llght\truckihg, Parts and labor. No down pay­ MI 9-7468 ' any Write-in vcitea//.^ ia i> trees cut. Cellars cleaned, papers 18-PIECE BEDROOM / M A N C H E S T E R 56, Wellington tlonally heavy in almost all p<>lnts. dlsaatet'’ that a point had been ForWrkAt . ment. Low monthly payments. FOUR ROOM unhkated tenement 2^'YEAR DUPLEX New Hampshire Record vote One Bolton woman, lQ0 4 n w t t& and rags taken away' free. MI. WOMAN FOR laundry finishing de­ 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM on second floor. \^ltable for P.d.-:^7-room' Colonial. Excellent reached wherk //tee. Communists 9-0142. Call .evenings. . partment n v e day week. Numer­ State CsRitol COLE MOTORS 12-PIECE KITCHEN in prospect. are urging us to go-jto war with reach the write-in adults. MI. 3-4751. \ location. Fireplace. Oil steam heat. TWO LARGE suburban lota, Cali machines, had to ask for N l ous benefits. Apply in person. New State Comptroller’s Office f88 Main St. MI, 9-0980 •^Plua— Attached garage. Tastefully deco­ Year 'round seven room Connecticut — Vote running them agaiiiat Britain a n d ^ a n ce" PAQS BOOK No. •8413. FLOOR jind - papering servke. after 6:30 p.m. MI. 9-0887; Suburban For'Sftle 75 Miss Keilems’ name waa Model Laundry, 78 .Summit St. ELECTRIC REnfRIGERATOR EAST HARTFORD-136 Burnside rated: Immediate occupancy. Sen­ ranch, Coventry Lake, ali|hriy behind 1952. in Egypt. ' -s...^ - _ Ig heraby. Rivui that P|M Floors sanded and fefinlshjed. Also 8:80 A. M.-4:80 P. M.— 1957 TflLEViSION 17” . 21” . UHF, TV SET AND COMB, RANGE HEBRON “CENTER — Older *lx New Battle Girl Scoill lVotes New Jersey — Early voting Kefauver said on the same pro­ in for tee voter by a friend No. SMUi, iasuM by The Sav- papering and painting. T R 5-2071 VHF, dis«iunt, prices. No ddWn Ave, Two room furnished apart­ sibly priced St $17.9d0. Call A. R. Beautiful extra large, Democrat YOUNG WOMEN wanted forehand 5 days per week Free storage until wanted. Free Wilkie ft Co., MI 9-4389, MI room bungaloiw. With garage.. Ad­ heavy to very heavy, and higher gram teat the oustanding factor, Infs'Bank of MaachMter haa been or TO 5-1050. - - cutting and light factory vrotk. payment, $8^monthly. First pay­ ment ,i private bath. Inquire with­ room ranch. Suburban For Sate 75 Coventry voting waa rapertaft 3 weeks vacation- delivery. Free*aet up by our .own in after 8 p.iii., Mr- Max. 9-0849. jacent to new regipnal high achool. X than four yeSrs ago. of the capipirign ia teat "the loM u d M ^ cfU bn haa been Day'shift, 8 a.m.r4:30 p.m. Apw insurance, retirement. ment January.-. Budget Center. reliable men. ■ Rockville. Five room randi. VERNON — Four large rooma, Immediate occupancy. T. J. A t the second iheetiW of TTOn^ Florida — Record crowds Jam­ Democratic party ia- more deeply alow" by officials, who aaid o o l f . mad# tosMldTiank for payment of Kaklar Toy Co., 80 HiUlard St. ‘ 'll paid holidays and other MI..S-4164. Phone for appointment Under about 1.000 of the towA’a S jM GENERAL hOiise wiring, all kinds. MANCHESTER^ Breezewa.v and garage. breezeway and garage. Large lot Crockett, Realtor. MI. . 8-5416 or 40, the troop elected i^ cers for ming polls in many parts of state. concerned with what happens to the a m o i^ o f deppatt. privileges Hartford CH. 7-0358 Business Locationa with shade treks.' Price $12,900. residence ML 9-7751. 'Rjabama — Early vote larger people than tee Republican electors, had appeared at tea polls ^ Clall PI 3-8388 alter « p.m.^- WOMAN FOR sorting, and as- KEATERS. New and dsed. Wood, the year..They are as foflows: Jo- by noon. ; coaL oil, gas, cook etov^,- ovens. After 7 P. M. CH.'6r4890 64 5>4-Room Ranch built tw Gambo-'' VERNON Call Gaston Realty, 165 School St., than “in 1952. party," ZiOST—TAN (^den Retriever dof, sembliiw in,dry cleaning depart­ Salary'^brsckets—$2,940 . $8,900. , ------iovek;^.«..o, See It Day Or Night For. Rent Linda Leib, president; SUSan Mc­ However, they said tbajr tm^ . aiunrera to Miae. Belrard. Call LAND CLEARED) and brush stove^iipe, dampers, stove bdards, -latL three years ago.X Full base­ MI 9-5781:'evenings Ml 9-7468. Wanted'— Reil Estate 77 Minnbspta---Voting heavier than From the national ptarty chair­ ment. Pivd- day week. Benefits. AdvancemknLopportuniUes If you have no meana-af transpor­ ment, fireplace in basement, extra Six room Cape. Two-car ga­ pected an afternoon and evening M1..M72IL xbu m ^ . Stone walls built and Annual increaSM wicks foi-^all stoves and hestefs. STORE—Formerly Sears Roebuck Kinney, Vice president; Marlene In 1952 in''moat cities, but about men, Republican'Leonard V/. HaU grading done.. MI. .9-8275. Arthur Appply in person. New Model tation. I’ll send my auto tor you. at the Center. Desirable Main St. large rooms, fully equipped with rage. Nic^y landscaped lot. HAZARDVILLE — Nine year oil!* ARE YOU CONSIDERING N, and Democrat Paul M. BuUeri rush aa many reaidenta Ware US*, _ Laundry, 73 Summit St. Parking. faciliUea Beds mattrkases, springs, roU-s- Forde, corresponding- , secr«tary{> same in Minneapolis. Gay. obligation. location, heat furnished. Approx!^ aluminum storm windows and ranch type, three beUrooma wall SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? (dbatittued t r t m ?M:e One) cam* tee customary victory claims. able to caat their ballota bsiftsa • way-beds, chesroLdrswers, vsnl- Price $13,500. to Wall carpeting. Built-in TV., and Janet Wahnquist, treasWer. Texas—Very 'hssfvy- early vote. m ately'1200 aq. ft. floor space. doors; attached garage. Excellent We will appraise your property May top 1952. Each predicted for his party a gOlng to workt PatBonali^ BUYING PAPER, magazines, rags, SHIRT FINISHER, experienced, Saveral vacancies open tiss trunk, tables, linpleum rugs, A*^L-_B_E—R_T—’S ■ These homes are all reason­ recreation rioom, two fireplaces, At the next meeting, the «rls Euington election offldala to- linoleum by the yard. Majjy items 43-45 ALL'YN ST.. HARTFORD MI 9-6808 or MI 9-8521. 'condition. Coveniently - located free and without any obligation. drugs and other necrinlti.es in Bud­ chose patrols and elected ofAcejs Iowa—Early vote ringing from preaidenttal victory and success in scrap-iron and metal. Wilt pick full or part time. Towne Cleaners, near shopping center, schools and ably priced. 30 day occupancy. refrigerator and stove. Chty water. apest, and the Kadar regime ported about half tea tows’a vot­ ______. .Je..jto^B^te 'iQ^ce 348 Main Street. Apply— State Comptroller, too numerous to mention.'\Thia Immediate occupancy. George J. We also buy property for cash. for each, as follows: patrol about 5 per cent ahead-of four tee battle for control of Congress'; up any time. Dial 112-TR 8^7831. 11, CUBIC FOQT Hotpoint freezer STORE FOR rent- to responsible bUa line. ’This, house should be sell-' Selling or buying contact broadcast an appeal to the "friend­ Eisenhower’s surge fou r; years ers had appeared at the poUa Iqr' BoUdiat m »a-Oak ahd Glenwood" State Capitol, stock-ls left over from Johito Colfeman, Rockville 'IR, 6-4046, Evelyn Richmond, patrol leade: ago to much heavier.' noon. About 2,500 art ailglMO! PAYROLL CLERK. Apply Gtmver Furniture Store, win be sold for ...top. refrigerator. Roper gas stove party. Long term lease available. ing for $22,000. Sale place $19,500. Call J. D. REALTY STANLEY W A Y . Realtor ly Socialist (Communist) coun­ ago helped propel Republlcana into 8ta. lfeiini^8':B>'4:30, tiO H T TOUCKING arid rubbish re. Hartford, Conn. Suitable (or. restaurant. Call MI. .TR. 5-4710. and Gall Helm, treasurer; patrol Wisconsih—Heavy vote. JOpe to caat ballota there. Manufacturing Co., 234 Hartford less than cost. COme in and con with heating unit; Ml. 9-0103 or Call for appointment. MI. 5-5383 MI. 9-0738 BRAE-BURN RfcALTY tries” to send in stores. ilwaukee election official Said h< control of Ctongress—a control they *•7773. .moved, cellars and yards cleaned, Tel. JA 7-8S41-Ext. 882—Mr. Brooks MI. >0382. 9-4545. McClure Realty Cp. 2, Dolores York, patrol leader, and Sadlakafte Lcova storm windows and screens in- Rd. < Vince yourself. 40 Oak St, 3nd| MI. 9-3840 VEHNON Ml. 3-8273. Unconquered rebel hOtoouts' in Roberta Johns, treasurer; patrol id never \peen anything like the lost in lft54’a midterm elections. JUDES’ W Am%D to-Hartfohl, vicin. floor, Saturday from io a.m.to 4 p. J. D. REAL’TY CO. Hungary hurled new words of de-, In Hebron, atmut one quartaft stidled dr removed. Reasonable. 17” TABLE\M 0DEL Motorola. 575 MAIN ST. One-story briCk FOUR BEDROOM ranch 8',4 rooms Six room' ranch. Large living THIS AGENCY needs Cap« Cod, 3, Joyce Ames, patrol, leader, and ■ly turnout. Thb^ psmocratic margins now arc of tee town'B 842 votarq nad sx« T a m Square, near Fuller MI, 8-9471. SEWING Ma c h in e operator TIMR A*prieNnaNT Days. 'm. building 28x38 feet. Ample front fiance today at. the Kremlin and nny Fairbank, treasurer. . aryland—Voters Jamming poll' 49-47 in the Seaate and 232-203 in BnuB.'Bhaincaa houra. S:30 a.m.- wanted. Night shut.-5 p.m.-lO p TIME ATTENDANT. Very clear picture; Call Rafter. 3. MI. 3-5262 MI, 9-3640 (two, unfinished), fireplace, ma­ room, fireplace, ceramic tile bath, 4-5-8 and 7 room atoglea and 2- said they were still fighting for erciacd their election ngnta; m.“ Kaklar T(Toy Co.^^Hilllard “ " ' St. EbSperlsnce preferred, Mshcbsster ELECTRIC STOVE, refrigerator, MI. 9-1043. and rear parking. Call owner MI. hogany paneling, ceramic tile oak floors, two-car basement ga­ family houses. Buyers waiUng. F)ans for the coming year were ilace. yote expected to euual the House.. Almoat half o f Varnon’a 7,47T » p .^ . After f p.m. call MI. »-3789. Eteadstervicenter, Windsor St. at 9-7405. MI. 9-9738 freedom against heavy odds. diacu.saed. or exceed last presidential election. jilafty..^Oloee Rucea chrome dining set. In good condi- bato, birch cabinets, formica rage, ameaite drive. Many extras. Hdward R. Hastings, . Realtor. The So'Viet Command vowed that eligible 'votera had ^ u r e - parkwby. MI, 9-8198. Colorado—Heavier in Denver >-^ANTB9> — Bldh to Mancheater Uon. All for 8W . 14’ *sctory made LARGE STORE tor rent. 209 N. lOgM SIX ROOM ranch, six years counters. Only $14,900. Carlton W. Call Ml. 9-1107 any time. Ua troop.s in the bloodied, rebell­ ' Because of the close races for lota by tea noon hour; oSIdslft from Rockville. Houra 8 to 11 p.m. N Offered l.T-A day nighti*8-9 and SaturdaySl^, boat, 8100. Call MI. 9-()090. GLENWOOD g a s atove. Good'eon^ Hutchins. MI. 9-513r. MI. 9-4694. . - $20,500 Ten Brownie and Interinediate than in 1952. — some of tee 35 'S^ate and 432 there aaid, qUhough the moderator . dltion, $J0. Call MI. 3-5398. Main St,. Depot Sq, Rental $85 olax 26’ living room, 38’ master l is t in g s WANTED—Single, two- ious sstellite—estimated at 2CO.OOO CaU RockvUle 7R. 6-3064. Apply to Mr. Ruhmel, F. W. W ^ —would annihilate the holdouts tritops assisted, the Manchester Rhode Island— Turnout great­ House seats (three House members at tee rural Vernon polling pUurix FURNITURE repairing and refin­ worth Co. per month, AD. 3-6139. bedroqm, $10,500; also large five ' $1000 DOWN, large three bedroom family, three-family, busineaa L ea ^ e of Women Voters in pas­ RONIC. ALLEN 8-12 VOLT battery charg­ room ranch $9,000. Both on lot WARREN E. HOWLAND, With "ali the means at their dia- er than in ’62, alVeady have been elected in would not give nny figurea. ^ JUDE WANTED frorti Oak St. to ishing: antiques restored.. Furni­ er. Completely reconditioned. ranch, fireplace, ceramic tile bath, property. Have many cash buyers. ting feathers on tags handed out to North Carolina— Heavieet vot­ Maine), the final verdict nitght not LEONARD FREEZER, 12 cubic 250x270, to be sold together. Both Realtor Mortgagea arranged. Please call posal" unless they lay down their Incumbent Congtwiathaa - a t • vicinity Internal Revenue Office, ture Repair Service, TslcottvlUe. Burt Lehman. Tel. MI. 8-6082, full cellar, garage, acre lot, high voters ..on Election.. Day, and .some ing ever in some precincU but be known for many ho’ira aftri Large Antoni N. SiuUnk, a Rook-. MI. 8-7449.______TABULATING HECl feet. Call MI. 9-4334. are in excellent condition. Carlton elevation excellent condition. MI. 3-1108 George L, Oraztkdio, Realtor. Ml. arms immediately. Capitol Ave., Hartford, 8 a.m.>4:49 Hous^s-FpT Rent. 65, W. Hutchins. Ml., 9-5182, 9-4694. troops''also helped the League by about same aa four years ago in last polls close. vlUe realdoit, caat hla balftit ahott- p.m. MI, 8-8887. EQUIPMENT OPERATORS 1949 LINCOLN convertible, $195. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, MI. 9-6003 9-6878. 109 Henry St. The Red Army and its puppet passing out the tags to votera at others. FORMICA counteta. ceramic wall Experlenced-Youokipan re­ ANTIQUES- Matched set' of six In tee presidential contest, to' 'ly after 9:30 a.m. He and hla- quired to test and ^ s a ir 1941 Oldsmobile 6, $50. New camp THREE ROOM houta 9-4694. Hungariah government used guns, the polling plates after they Tiad West Virginia — Apparently and floor tile. Let ua modernise For Work At trailer, 4x8, • $50. Five room ppt Empire dining chairs in excellent MANCHESTER-444 Burnham Sl­ NIKE OFFICER desires an, unfur­ turns from several key states W ftplan to leave tee city between units. Must be '^'too^ar condition. Original horsehair couple Call before 9 edge of town.' Five room older Legal Notice pleas and threats in an attempt to v o te i greater than last election. your bathroom and kitchen. For State Capitol burner heater. PI. 2-7211, after 5 p.m. MI. 3-638». MANCHESTER—Harlan Road. Six nished ranch fype house. Immedi­ smother dying embers of rebellion. would be watched ckriely. Moat ahdxlO ajn , t i ^ y for tha Fat tor Sale free eatimatea call Ml. 9-3658, The with necessary last Oquip; seats. Call PI. 2-7013 house. Two bedrixima, Younga- rin Cape Cod, (one unfinished). ate occupancy. Governmeiit lease Troops that helped with the-feath­ Masaachtiaetts— Balloting com­ observers felt, for instance, teat if Eaat, wbero the ' Congreaaman win State Comptroller’s Office ment and sc'hematic tey^.. '.town kitchen. York furnace. Over i.iqroR Pi':ji.MiT Most of Hungary appeared under ers Include: Brownie trhops 44; pares favorably with 1952 when Tila Shop, Buckland. 30 GAL. Mo n e l metal automatic FOUR ROOM single. 12 miles Man- 1*4% mortgage. Near schewis, bus 'NOTIl’K o r APPLU'ATIOX poissible. Capt, Levine: MI. 94188, the Kremlin’s heel, but rebel Steyensqn could not carry btote attend gelriona of the Interpar- BBFORiB YCXI .BUY a used ear out. Excellent opportun- \ NINE PIECE walnut dining room kk-acre of land. Immediate' occu- after 5 p.m. MI. 8-5833; 67 and 70, and Intermediate trorips unusually heavy vote cast. 8:30 a '. M.-4:80 P. M.— gaa hot water heater. tl >4389. XH 9-0<48. MT, 9;4*80. MK-HAKI. STANKO. of 20 Condon St. hew troops under the leadership four years ago, chance of election, Officiala at moat -ointiM voting StraaL ML M87L Ojwa avenings. 3 weeks vacation- iK«'nntngton». Bf'rlln. havp filed an ap* A weak, unidentified radio sta­ handbags repairsd, zipper re^ RIVETER pitcatlon dat>d November 5th 1956 with of Mrs, Robert Coe and ACb- Ohio.^AU points report hes'vy Returns from Florida, T/exas and placea in tha area aaid mdiy,p8r-~' plaoement, umbrcllaa repaired, insurance, retlremenl, :— " ' ' ' ' — t ROLLING ^PARjj; GAPE Cod tion— transmitting orders to the 'Charles Steurer. to Vqry heavy voting. NEED . A CART Short on 11 paid holidays and other Six finished . roortiB.^ Large the Liquor Control CommltFion (or a Virginia would.be ecisnned to de­ Bona ahowed up a t tha poUa abort- men'a ahirt coUara reversed and Must be able to sat up and Musical Instruments f>3 Restaurant Permtt ftrr iFTe ftale of alco­ holdouts — reported continued Oktahoma—"The heavitat I can ly after the 6 a.in. openiiig tima, pajrmant or had your credit turned privileges operate a riveting machine. Hug Iiiatcriate 47 Wanted To Rent 68 cabinet kitchen, ■ 1*4 baths. Oil, . MANY LISTH^GS holic' liquor on the premifteii. Oak Street heavy fighting this morning in­ termine whether tee Dennocratlc replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ GULBRANSEN direct • blow ma­ Refttaurant. 30 Oak St.. Mancheatfr. Included in the envelope with a remember,’’ a veteran election offi­ candidate could win the imuthern with a ateady atream continuing dawn? Don't gfva up! For a good ing Shop. Will Consider a young man ------heat. Aluminum triqdows and side burning Budapest. It said So­ contribution to the G irl. Scout cial sumifnarized. deal—not thru a small loan com- Sslary brackets—$2,940 . $3,900. hogany spinet piano, $495. w a n t e d —Three -or— four room doors. Buckle* school. .Sensibly INa-UDIN6 The bdftinesa ta oauicd bv Oak._Urill. support he miiat 6aye_tp beat El­ moat of tha morning. The uaiiu, Advancement opportunities experienced, oh related ma­ IncoriKirated, of 30 Oak St., Manches­ viet tanks and artillery were drive Sunday aftern(xm was a Kentucky .— Vote ; apparently ruah ia expected later in tha day paay-aea " R in y " at 858 Main CURTAINS laundered in. my home. chine work.' Ideal working \ Kemp’s. Iric. Ml. 3-5880. heated apartment near Main St., priced, $15,406. Ken Ostriniihiky, ‘ ter. • and will be ronducteit^ by shooting at the freedom fighters’ senhower. Four years ago, Elsen Annual increases - Fire room r a n ^ ...... $11,500 MICHAKL STANKO.'of 30 Condon St.. laundry ticket. Anyone missing the headed for highest in history. aa workera . unaUa to'v<4s thia St.'4x8 MUSIC instrumental, rental. Com­ ly widow. Reference. MT. 9-1507. Fire room bt^hgatow with (KenBing^oin., Berlin, as permittee. same csll the Girl Scout office. ' •Tennessee—Eafly vote well Demounts Appeared eimfident morning do ao hefora tea poUa' faculties., MICHAEL STANKO. Gther rebels armed with hand ahead o f 1962. INEXPENSIVE CLEAN trsaspor- -aa la plete Iln* of instruments. Rental garage ...... 13.,900 they would hold teeir qwlt in 29 cloae at T pJft.' — -v-—^ , Several vacancies open ■ 'X lin. ft. S9c applied to purchase price. Repre Da^ed November 5lh. 19W. weapons' and’ homemade grenades Arkansas — Record general tatloh. If you don’t see what you TRY US FOR reupbolstering, slip CXIUPLE WITH (our children need Neat Cap8 with garage ., . . 14,700 governors! races, where they now s t a t e o f The following books hava been Were reported fighting, against want on.our lot'look behind our covers^ draperies, rug cleaning. GRAY Front Door 3-0 x 8-8 x 1 senting Olds.' .Selmer. Ped five or Six rooms desperately. Will (XINNECTICUT. Dlmrlrt election vote hi prospect.' hold 18 seats and the RewiblicmM office. Cars to suit all purses. 838 Apply—Statd Comptroller, ler and Bundy. Metter's Music pay up to $65. Ml. 9-5197. FOUNDATIONS Two faintly near the Center of OovriUrv., Pr6bi.te .Court, "rowh of added to your library; Soviet tanks for the uranium Michigan—- Morning repor ts 'of - 4 raised panel fir .. eacV|17.98 Studio, 177 McKee. MI. 3-71^. (phe side vacant) ...... 15,000 Covontr.v. Novrmbrr a. 1,95S. mines of Meczek, near the YugO' Police Arrests 16. Democrats re-elected Oov. Ed- Main, formerly OougUl Motors. State Capitol, ^ MANUFACTURING Nsw PaiMh Erlstr' of Ralph Chratrr I>unford, lato Mary, Cheney L lb r ^ , Fiction: vote ran heavier than in 1952 in mund S. Muakie of Maine'in Sep­ Romims Did M^th Hartford, Conn, ^ .Hx8 Cedar Clapboards — w a n t e d Three .or foui= room Vacant six room Colonial.. 16,300 of t“ovohlr>'. nwnlna proporty in raid Slav' border in the south. practically all communitios. ex­ 1958 MERCURY two-door, $875. apartment, unfurnished, young Dl»lrlct'. dorraaed. » Abbey, Brave powroy; Bagby, Rutsla’a massive assault to tember. Including hoMoven, the Evenings MQ. 8-7287. Tel. JA 7-8341-Ext. 662-Mr. Brooks CO. Bided. ------'...... per M |189.0d Vacant alx room C ape...... 16,800 Proaent, Hbn. Elmore Turkington. cept Detroit. Delayed reports In Tricky Manner 1968 Buick Station wagon, $289. Wearing Apparel— Purs 57 married couple. Excellent refer­ ED. FOLOM^Kl Cop Kilter: Baron, Queen of the crush, Hungary’s- new-found - inde­ Donald B, Crosby, 26, of Vernon may be reaponsible for Detfoit count now stends at 27 Demoototlc Judge. ! governors, 21 Republicahs. Repub­ 1949 Mercury four door sedan, FLAT FINISH Holland window Hilliard St; 8ix l0 Cedar Clapboards— ences. Phone John Plergroesi. MI. Phone Storrs, OArfleM >9044 and many, many More UiK>h the application of Sibyl O. Dun^ East; Beyle, Red and the Black; pendence, begun three days ago Trailer Court, Vernon, was ar­ faUing behind 1952. . 898,1948 PmiUac four door sedan, ahades, - ,made to measure. Alt HOUSEWIVES’ :Need extra in- CHESTER Furriers. Furs remod- 9-6924. ' ford of (\»v<*ntry. • ConnucUcuL iiraying just as the- Hungarian people be­ rested yeeterday and charged with licans thought they would increase St Louie, (^—The RanMOMM-'- Blded ...... per M $240.00 that administration of aaid Fatatp ho Efiddle, Village Beyond; Byrd, Im­ Illinois—Early vote light in Chi­ buildera of fine roada, ^raeeful 8129.1947 Pontiac four door sedan, metal vanetian blinds at a new com e?'Start'your own profitable Manchester eled.v repaired, cleaned artd T. j . CRaCKETT, Realtor i;rantf*d aa pur appliratioh on file-morF lieved they Jtad won' a. civil wsr, driring without , a license. He cago •but heavy in many down- their total. , |Tlfized;\Work done at my home. MOTHER AND twb'children desire buildlnga and laating en ^ raa 1987 Packard six sedan, 1949 low price. Keys made while you businesa servicing Avon custom­ 24"—No. 1 Red Cedar ’Royals’ —. ------..IV h fullv appoara: it la '* mortal Queen; Coxe, Man on a still provoked varying reaction posted a $50 bond for court hear­ state communities. Tqe question of Eisenhower'i : I^ckain] four door sedan. 1963 wait. Mariowte. ers near you home.-Call Wtl. "A>*ood‘ Place To Work,” . overtiead. Save. Call MI. (our-five room unfurnished apart­ Ml. 3-5418 or ORDERED; That aaW application bp health had come up before Steven­ did teeir math in a tricky mannar. -per sq. $19.50 haard and detcrmliiud at a Court of Rope; jCrane, Ultraviolet Widow; throughout, the world. ing Nov. 10. Kanms—Possible record Vilte, Dodge ^-ton . pickup. Brunner's 3-5195. , 9-7218 fo r'^ e e estimate at your ment, Excellent references?" Call West Berliners Protest Patrolmen W’alter Ferguson, re­ son’s Ahsl spee(te. Press Secretaiy A deaertotion of what they con- l*ad(ard, TalcouviUe. MI. 3-8191. home. Under’ -no obligation, .Ctepes 7-1243, Mrs. Wells, MI. .3-4788 Probata la bo hold at Ihr Probata Of- Curtis. Side of the Angels; Dug­ Indiana—Big early vote except aldered zoftthematical ahortenta No. 1—18" Perf.’-^rebutted, SEPTIC TANKS flca in lh«« Ter sq. $31.95 WANTED—Three room apartment 'AND o'clock In iha forenoon’: and that notica Born .in Wedlock; FenisOng, Bite strattons against Russia and a routine check bn E.. Middle. Tpke. ' strike resulted in traffic Jam. I Pleasant working-condltiona. Good terman. Married man preferred. Two out of state drivefg posted been hearing, what he termed microfilm coplea of Vatican library door sedan, two tone white and salary. BU.>4301. for elderly couple. Ro children. FOXCiROFT DRIVE. Real nice. of the pendancy of aiaid application, and. the Hand; Foley, Last Gamble; move by West Germany to snsed Georgia—Heavier than usual in manuscrlpta at St. Louia Univer- FOR REMODEUNG or repairi*;' Apply at once. Deci’s Drive-In, No. 1—18" Red Cedar Prime ;Ctell after 4 P-"*. MI. 9-9871. Sparkling Cape, Cod. Six rocuns of'tha tirna and placa of haarlng lhera> Graham, sleeping Partner; Gru­ rearmament. More than lOCI.OOO $l5 bonds when teey were charged "completely beari'ess and vicious 'U u e, da luxe, radio, heater and 482 Center St. / ' Wanted—To Buy 58 FLOeeED SEWERS on. be p^van to all pfreona known to ‘ a general election. alty here. see William .Ksnehl, 510 ter w o m a n TO STAY with semi-in- inioraftted in eald a?lMa. bv caiiFing a ber. Buffalo Grass; Howe, Suc­ West Berliners shouted "down with passing stop signs yesterday. riimors" test EUynhower was ill. defroatar, white wall tires, large Shakes (cartoned) per sq. 112.95 -7^ (four finished). Tiled bath. Oil. MiasourlT-Running about aajne Hagerty said he supposed they . For example, one diortcut In­ chrome bub shells, power-steering, St., ContrSitbr and. Biiildei vsild. Must -live in. Call Ml. hot water heat^ City sewer. Land­ copy of IhiR or.,-, Jo ba publii^d one cess; Kubeck.. Calendar Epic; with the, Russian rapers of Hun­ They.were: Richard E. Putney, 22, or sllghUy behind four years, ago. POSTAL CLERK—Ideal ^oaiUon Clear fIr-Q asing...... lin. ft. 8c Maehiwt CItaiiMi lima In Fom*» naa «^par navHfg a'ClN of Plymouth, Mass.; and James were started as "a desperate at­ volved mulHpiytog VllI (8) by y i padded dashboard, clock, cigar ->1423. BOY’S CUB SCOUT uniform, size scaped lot. Only $13,300. Robert B. rulafian in aaid District, and host ad. on Ltnington, Long Watch; Madame gary’’ before the city’s Soviet. War Nebraska—Trigger vote than ’52 BID'WELL Hdms'lmprtorsment tor retired man looking tor limited Septic Tnnlu, Dry Wells, Sewer Memorial. West German students F. Horan, 21, of Poughkeepsie, tempt by someone . . . to spread (8). Doing it the Roman way, you lighter, de luxe interior. Ready Alteratlons,.-^isdiUaons, gi $-0 X 6-8 X 4 Lite 1 ^ ’’ 10-12. Call MI. 9-3877 any time. Anderson Agency". JA. 8-0139, tha piibHc i»l|fnp«>st nfar**ftl wnara tha Soiiario; Mercer, Rachel Cade; reported by merit major cities. take the difference between 10 for delivery. You can’t beat my WOMAN WANTED daUy except "activity. No experience necessary. Lines Installed—^ l l e r Water'- tlacaasad lam 4!waU In the Town of burned Cotitmuni'st signs marking N. Y. V last minute rumors to influence u Ete-sidiimaiMeiulsta. |ki^ btidg- Norman’s. MI. 9-4!^. Mr. Kauf­ Chvantry* sent hy ra|rtii>Arad mall to Miller, Chrietmas for Tad; Mor­ Utah—Heavy vote. and tea multiplier (6) and' aub- deaL Chet Brunher, TalcottvlUe. Sun., 4:30 to 6 p.hL'Good pay, Ap-. Rear'Door—Special each $15.95 WANTED proofing Done. WHY PAY RENT! YqU can have a ris, Field of Vision; Ogilvie, No the entrance to the east sector. *rhe arresting J officers were the voters." st term%/ HI >6495 or 'TO ply Corner Soda Shop, State Thea. man. two family house.^wiOh Income. Slbvl it. Dunford, (jlarald Park. Cov- School Officer Fred Clark and Pa­ Idaho—R,unning above, vote to Butler, the Democratic chair tract it from the number to bo MI. 3-8191. x " Roomt Witliaiit Board 59 anirg, Connariicut. / Evil Angel; ORourke. Diamond Pope Pius XII pleaded for an same hours four years ago. _ __^ii^. 5-0109,“ * ter Building. Reasonable from Cajl TR. Jaan Murlal Mayo, 5415 Joy Road, end to bloodshed in Hungary and trolman 'Ihomas Graham, respec­ man, said it waa an ."unfounded multiplied (8) leavirg 4. Tbia dif­ YOUNG MAN for light factory Before you buy, let us quote "cm D»'!roii. Mlchlgair: Hitch; Potts, Diehard; Price. Vol­ L o.u i s i a n'a — Comparatively ference waa multiplied by 10, giv-. 1968 CHEVROLET H-ton pickup ROOM TO RENT. State Tall- Man McKinney BRol 8-.5909 after 8 p.m. Wed and Sun. cano Adventure; Seftle. O’Beulah festoration of JuaC order' among tively. Putney is scheduled to ap-' smear" to attribute auch rumors ByiLbmG^ReiItopaink alteratiohs- work. Apply- Kaklar Toy Co., 80 your .trim, doors and windows.- _ bi- Shop. 8 BiSMil St. MI. 3-7383, Kannaih A. INtwning. Guardiaq '-Ad heavy. . | to the "political opposition" — ing 40. truck, heater and defroster, goqd , <^1 C, Lathrop. MI. Sdwirag* Dtepasd C^e. all day. ' Tdtam. S^iutlvBtraai. Covaniry. Conn, Land; Stephen, Flight; . Waiah, nations. In an encyclical letter to pear in court here Nov. 10, and tires, new paint, excellent motor< cabiaeto, etc FILE CLERK Hilliard St. Ml: s^sdiT.. —X r Rartdolnh .chaetar Dunford. M and . Arizona—Uniformly heavy 'Vote phrase Hagerty did not use, Next, tee ’’differentia" of bote., or PL 3-5398. ISO-lStiPenrt St. — MI F-SSM Dark Window; Wentworth, Fin­ Bishops, he said.: "May the pitiful Horain tomorrow. only 39,000 miles. You can’t beat NATIONAL LUMBER, INC- REPORTER Berry WlXiiim Dunford. Minorki Bernard J. Yanelli, 23, of Hart­ reported. "One of tee oldest and cheapest the multiplier and the multlpU^nd CLERK TYPIST DESIGNEUt. DETAILER, chemist, ROOM with kitchen privileges. alf oh qi' l:^forf tha gth day of Novem­ gerprint; . White, House Next God touch the hearts of those California—Early Los Angeles were found. This gives y ^ the my price, 8675. Chet Brunner, 3$l STATE STREET Give A Pcfttty Apron ber. " responsible so that finally the in­ ford, was. arrested yesterd^ and tricks in political campaigning," cottvine. MI. 8-8191. P'ermisnent positions avsilsble in pharmacist, furniture manager, Centrally located. Mrs, Dorsey, ELMORE TTTRKINCaTOy. J^dge. Door; Wlsertran, Sacrlflce. vote lagging behind 1962, and not numbers 4 and 2, whi^'ir multi- Alnminiun BTindows; engineer, window trimmer, se- NORTH HAVEN. CONN. 14 Arch St. \ justice will be ended." • ^ charged with passing in a no pass­ Butler laid, ’’la'to denounce your our clerical department for fUe Mary Cheney Library, Non-Ac­ expected-to hit percentage of total opponent for something he is not plied, become 8. Ad^'tao.S to the and Doors 14-A couKtant, typist, messenger, stock Tel, CHeatnut $-3147 tion :' American Home Ek-ononriic Bulgaria became the fifth 'So­ ing zone by Sgt. George R c- 1948 MERCURY d^W ^ble, good clerk and clerk typist. Applicants Caughey, His case- is set for court registration reached teen. '" dolng.^’ 40 and the anaw($rr'48 or XLVIXL condition all^JurObnd. Asking 8185 niust be high school graduates. We clerk, ahip^ng clerk, office clerk, Snowflake Association, Favorite Recipes viet satellite to warn that any GUARANTEED aghinauall has- PLEASANT; heated room with pri­ ^ N ov. 10. , . Despite fair weather ’.torecasta . Eatea in Florida or best OftotTw. 9-4801 after 4:30 also have an opening, for a young sales clerk, salesmen of all types, 3-YMr from the. United Nations^ Bard, attempt at reyolb would be for most sections of the nation, the Tnftrn a u t o ards. Aluminum acroena and' short order cook, counterman, vate bath. CaU MI. 3-4033. smashed with an iron fist. Its Red Also yesterday, Douglas T. Kefauver planned a final round stoiin .Windows' aa ’ well as com­ lady to be trained In dictaphone Just Be Yourself;. Beaton, I Take total vote waa not expecte(l to of handshaking ih„; Florida today San AhUmio, Tox. (Jto-:-Siga on work x t our East Hartford office. kitchen helper, . barber, po­ Apprcwticc Coarics Great pleasure: -Bowers, ’Theatre regime said that , "hostile ele­ C/heney, 31. of 370 Main' St.,, was F O ^ %-ton pickup. Will sell bination screen and storm doors. COZY ROOM for one or two girls arrOs^ed^by Fatrolman Joseph reach the 61,550,918 record set in before flying home to vote at the-nrir of an obviously not-so- Opportunity for advancement, lib ­ liceman, chief of polfce, win DiamondB— W atcher— in the East; C!8tton; ’This Hallow­ ments"''have become active ' In new nuto: "Shot Rod."- or trade^tor table saw. MI. 9-0495 CaU Coughlin, MI. 8-7707. dow cleaner. Janitor,’ porter or would cofTsider couple, All the Cnn Help You Sartor and charged with passing 1952 when Eisenhower swept to a .Chattanooga, Tenn. In remarks eral employe benefits. For further '"Je.welry 48 privileges oLhome. Conveiilent to ed. Ground; Driggs, Old West Bulgaria'but that anyone wlp at­ 442-89 electoral/vote "Victory over irep'ared for an appearance at afterSj^ni. information call , nursery laborer, tree pnmer, 13 ItesdN St. Bnlld n Secure Futur* ' tempted to'ahake SqViet-Bulgarlan a red Ught. 'ihe case is set for everything. Please csil ML 9-3329, Sp^ka; . Eckbo. Art , of Home court Nov. 14. Stevenson. The. v.inner needs 268 diami, he said the ^GOP.^-'‘hss , inspector, cutter, machinist, tool II^N A R D W. YOST Jeweler, re- Landscaping;' Encyclopedic Dls- friendship would be beaten down. ______. RooftiiK-“-Siding *^716 MRS; PETERSON maker, mUling machine, engine . na n ' William p. McCarthy, 8o. of 4Q1 electoral votes'. failed to keep' the peace.” _____ pair*, adjusts watches expertly. CLEAN HEATED room tor two •tionary of Real Estate Practice; Austrian rommunicaUons bffl- He described, Nixoh as "the Invitatioii to Bid’ Auto PriTtnt School. 7rA FOR THE BBIST in Bonded built M I.3-U61 lathe, turret lathe, jig borer, sheet gentlemen, at Center. Bath, show­ Franks, Pavl6va;'‘Gollmltzer. - Dy­ btals said this ,moi-nlng Jhat toey Keeney St., was arrested after Tile inipact of international de­ Up roofs, shingle roofs, guitars, Reasonable prices. Open daily. midnight last night by Patrolman chosen '.instrumeaT of the Old metal worker, arc welder, cat^ n - Thursday eveninga. 139 Sprucr er, parking. MI. 9;7083. ing We Live; Gould, Young Mari­ could accept no telephone calls velopments In the past week Sealed bids will bo received at MORTLOCKS, Manchester’a lead­ conductors and roof repairs caU ter, meat cutter tobacco ware- MACHIIRST Newton Taggart, who charged him siiemed to be overshadowing to Guard." Although Eisenhower Coughlin. Ml. 3-7707. Street 541. 9t4337. x - - ner Melyille>Haire. Psychology in to Rohiania, as well aa H»'ogwry. talks of ;a Republican "party of the office of the General Manager, ing driving school offers profea- houae'worker, millwright', automo­ NICELY furnished room, very Managepieht', Hertxler. Crisis in qecause lines to that satellite with intoxication. McCarthy is some extent the campeign a’-gil- 41 Center Street, Mapehaster up aional teaching by a skilled cour­ HDUSEKEEPER for . elderly In­ bile mechaiiic, auto body man, TV. (Jean, for a gentleman. New ga- or scheduled to appHir in court, to­ ments p f the candictetes. tee future." Kefauver said, "We ROOFING j-SIDING, painting, car­ valid. Uve in. Call MI. 3-4569. World Population; High. Billy were also "out of order." knbvV Who hM a future in tee Re- to 3:00 P.M., November 13; lft68 teous instructor. Two cars, stand' repairer, machine iflxer, handy rage available. 318 Spruce St. Graham; Itont, Tragic Pays of Communist leaders in the satel­ morrow. Republlcana contended El­ for the years supply o f chemlcalB' ard or automatic. MI. 9-739f. pentry, aiterationa and additlona, man, grinder,''painter, hand sew- Fuel and Feed 49-A piibUcsn party i . - It is Richard ceUings, workmanship guaranteed. Wo Ma'N w it h food service experv' Billy the Kid; Lockwood and lites exploited the BriUsh-ETench senhower's . attempts to bring iised by the Water Department er, assembler, machine operator LARGE ' bedroom, two adults, JET ENOINE Nixon and the Reactionaries ha L A R S m T E u v m O School A. A. Dion, Inc.v-299 AutUmn St. lence and high school diploma to SEASONED HARDW(X>D heated, free ' parking, busineaa Adamson; Through Hell and Deep intervention in Egypt to. offset peace in E g ^ t and Hungary-^ repreients.” >• Th(Me consist o f 8od« Ash, MI. 3-4880. train as diet aid and take food and helpers, plumber:'steani flttei' initially unsuccessfur though they Msfidiester’a only trained and helper, route man; driver, rigger, llvered, any lengths. Call block. Depot Square. Mr. Keith, Water; ; McCahill, Car Owner anti-OommunIst ideas spreading-in Paper M achine Nixon planned to spend the, day. Aluminum Sulfate; Liquid .Chlor­ certllled instructor. For your aafe service supervisor's course. Full 9-7636. MI. 9-8191. X METALSMITH Handbo^; Marshall. Reart o f the the wake of the Soviet moves were—TBtrengthened hie''poaition.a« in Waahington, having votril by ine, and Sodium Hypochlorita. RAY’S ROOFING CO., ahlngls and time 11:15,a.m.-8 p.m. 40 hour wool presser, service staUon at­ Hunter;.'Meerloo.'Rape of the Mind; ty We are trained, to teach proper­ tendant, lubricatiian man, loader against Hungary. Aasoclated Press /; Speeds Process one who could keep Auerica from California absentee ballot, Eisen­ Further details may be had at ly, kp; >6075. buUt up roofs, gutter and con­ five day week or part Ume. 3 p;m.. DRY OAK SLABS. Cut stove r-and Inter^’lew Requlrenwnlst . PapaahVUy, All tne Happy End­ involvement ih "War. the office o f the Water Dfipart- ductor work, roof, chimney re­ operator, optician’s apprentice, o You-should bo ISrJtl yearn (correspondent Hanns Neuerbourg hower arranged to drive from the 8 p.m. Apply in peraon to dietitian fireplace lengths. $10 per load. FOR ings; PoanSclC, World Without was- told by non-Communiste dur' ment ‘ ■ pairs. Ray Hagen_oi^ _ML 9-3214. laborers. Part and full time and CaU PI. 3-7886.. Democrats said events had sub- qapttal 'to Gettysburg, P a , to cast MANOIBSTER DrivIving- Academy ; Manchester' Memorial Hoepital, Barriers: Priolo, Designs and. How ing a .500-mlle. trip, across Red- ' Antioch, Calif, (/P)—Paper mak­ -atantiated Steyenaon’a ' charges Richard {Martin fuarantoea quick rasulta. Expert hay Jackson, ku. S-8325/. 1-2 p.m. daily. • trainee - Jobs, avsilsble. Apply ing is being : taken right into his ballot. Stevenson arranged to Coim. State Epiployraent Service, YOUNG MAN! EFFiOENT • You must be n high school to Use ’Them; Resnlck, Life With­ 'niled CZecboslovakia that the tbs'! Elsenhower and Secretory p f vote at the Hamlet of Half Day, General Manegsr ft uistnictloiis. Dual-cohtroUed car. graduate or equlvnli^t:; out Father; Roberts, Russia and Russians probably would npt have metropolitan market centers far ' itandarit Call Mr. Miclette, your personal WOMAN to work on . trays 8:45 806 Main St. Garden—-PUrm— Dairy State, Dulles hkd “blundered" and III. ■"! " Roofing and Cbimne'ys Tff-A 21-81 to start - .training , for America; Rowse, Early Church' dared to crush a popular uprising. from its nearest' pulp mill, or tim­ either had kept, the American peo­ Uutnictor’at PI. 3-7349. a.m.-3:l5 p.m. 40 hour five day Prodneta 50 DEPENDABLE Apply ber resources by one of the nation’s week; Apply to dietitian 1-2 p.m. WANTED —Delivery tnick driver management 8d one of oar ille; Sobei, National Issues; Stout, before the eye.s of the world had ple ■, ignorant. of tha true state of ROOFING — Specialising in repair, and stock clerk. Also man to work stores. Xo experience neces- Eat. Drink and Be Buried! Tharp. England and France not acted in leading paper manufacturers. 'world affairs or did not khow the ing roofs of aU klnda. Also new daily, Manchester Memorial Hoe- EMPLOYME.NT OFFICE The Arst of these,-pl'ocesses ha» pltW. , , , ; In automotive machine shop. All snry. All beneflts. Apply In per­ Three Saints and a Sinner; Tom- Egypt. situation themselves.' roofs. Gutter; wprk. Chimneys APPLES AND PEARS, $1 and up. son. Weekdays 8 nan. to 4:89 p.ni. been started in Lb's Angeles. High M otoftyq es I iMcycle* 11 benr/its. Schiebel Broa., 8 Proctor Louis Botti, 260 Bush HiU Rd. DAY klnson, Les Girls; Whitman, Suc­ Poland kept up ita drlye to oust cleaned, repaired, 38' years’ ex­ Rd. Saturdays 8 a.m-12 Noon. cess Is Within You. quality tissue is' turned out by q i All Make Final Appeal*' CONSULT US ON YOUR. MEDICAL s e c r e t a r y . book- Kremlin influence,--) begun when Both candidates and their run­ MANCHESTER C Y C l4 SHOP on perience. Free estimates, CaU keeping mkchine operator, clerk Ro. 1 GREEN Mountain winter po­ (West Side Branch, Fiction: Ben­ paper machine o f unique deaign. Howley. Mancheater Ml. 8-536L 30-35 YEARS OF AGE, Opportunity PRATT & WHITNEY National Communists took over ning mates, Itepublican Richard M. 368 West Middle Tpke., repaira typist, stenographer, transcriber, tatoes, mealy and Very .good eat­ " LYNN POULTRY SERVire nett,, Man Who Didn’t'F ly: Crisp. the country’s leadership . three The machine functions as the first BUILDING i^ROBLEMS all makes, specialising in English. to leafn photo engraving. ' focel- ing. No. 1. in every respect. De­ Java ' Wreckman; Smith, Beyoiid step in an assembly line process in Nixon Slid Democrat Eates Kefaii- telephone operator, cashier, sales­ AIRCRAFT weeks ago. Thirty-two high-rank­ ver, made filial appeals oh, nstion- Buys used Mcyclea, all sizes. people of all types, counter clerk, lent working conditions.. Liberal livered to your door, one bag or 9 A .M . to 9 P.M . W R K BASKET the Gates; Shellabarger. Tolbeck- an area 1,000 miles from the com­ Our Honest, i^zpert Adyific Will Sftv* Xoo M0n«y . Hours 94 p.m. week days, 8-6 Heating^Plumbing 17 benefits, paid holidays. . Inquire ing Soviet ofAcefs were replaced wide radio-television broadcasts bookkeeper, artist, ■ accountant, more. Call Hathaway. Ml. 9-8438. FARMS STORE Division of , en: McElfreah. Nurse Kathy; Wor­ by Poles jn tee’ army. Radio War­ pany's nearest raw' material p.m. 8atuitlays.,MI. 9-2098. „< manager women’s wear, window ABC PHoto Gravure Corp., Elm -United Aircraft CorporatlMi 1 OELiGHTyi ley, White Cheiror Tree; Clsir<».' source. Isst night. FREEBURN ft WATSON. Plumb- St., Manchester. Ml 9-4597 saw said Poland sooit would put ing and Heating Contractors. New ■‘trimmer, chemist." houseworker, GREEN Mo u n t a in potatoesDtatoea for I MANCHESTER PARKADE East Hartford S, Ooniu Wonderful W sy; Rsddall, Wings of . Similar installations are planned Stevenson raised more directly sale. Frank Bronkie, Lake St. Tel. "important people” bh trial rfor .JBiiateMg Servtccu Offered 13 instaUaUons, altecation work and maid, mother''s helper, cook, wait­ F'l.lt I I iT - ..... I ' ■ u s m JNiglit: Merger, R a c h ri . Cade; Stalin era purges,' i . for other stra,te8ic market areas- than he hiuL. done previously the repair work.-MI;-9-8808 pr MI. MI. 9-4887. « matter of Eisenhower’s health. The Joseph, Rosseito ress, c<>unter girl, hostess, kltclien Hglp WssteSNr - L’Amour, Sllvisr Canyon. ' ' ' During the night' an insuraent TV S B R V I ^ $2.50 per cslU. AU 9-5931. helper, inspector, tobacco ware­ Mate or femslie, 37 8042 (West Side Branch,. Non-FictioAr station calling itself Radio Roka VACATION FUN President .suffered a heart attack CONSTRUCTIdN COMPANY work guaranteed. CaU Bob Webb. house Worker, macbln$ operator, Burke,' Jungle CbOd; Alexander, ephe pox) re;^rted heavy. Aghting Knoxville, Tenn, (A5 —If an Oak in September 1955 and underwent ■MI.94I0X. grinder, cboc^ate dipper, solder- FOUNT AIN help needed. Nvenings; Be ehold Goods 51i For Love of a King; Coombs, Sur In ‘ Budapest’s 8th District, a . sec­ Ridge w'^ofker hadn’t had such, a major eurgery.Ust June, . 58 BELMONT STREET— Ml 9-0308 PLUMBING and beating—Repaira er and wirer. assembler, silk .Aa a gift for that'next kitchen good time; earlier in the summer, b r c X ’S WEATHER8TPV Coni- and contract wort.. CaU______ML 9-8541. Also. Short order cook, full time '.Enrich your home with this viyal in the Sky. tion ^in the Southeast part of the "Aa distasteP.d kp teis matter Rcsideutiftl and iRduatrial CoBstroption ■ screen printer, factory workers. days. Apply, in person or call gAS RAltoE. five drawer cheat •liower, Uje bsiaar table—or plM Capital that waa.a center o f‘Aght- he'd have had a better time on his is,'.’' Stevenson -said; in a speech |f, p .g » . sures'agtiafacUon, prompt service front snowwhite cotton., Reading^ Pa-, ift^-'-r'ine 20th Cen­ tlon last month.. Z-' • teat every piSe’e of Mientific eyt CR. 7-8H4. MI. 9-545^. ______Employment Service, -808 Main St. and nursery pattern curtaina. Call lUt. . ? tury suffered an embarrassing aet- Radio Roka said; 'The sltuaticm driving and sentenced to 10 days dence We have.'every'Iesson of his- MARRIED COUPLE tor buUdtog MI. 9-487L ; IN TOWN No. 8043 la in aizea 84, 3H. 38. Pattern No. 540.1 contains com­ -JNnQUBS ItottiUahed. Repairing SALESGIRLS, wanted. ’(uU’ time. b«W "'here On a -Reading street becomes more dilAcuU by the hour. in Jail—the sentence to be served tory and experietice, indicates that -'maintenance. Rested apartment l x MAXCHi:S‘TOR’S 40, 42. 44. 48. 48. Size Sp. 2 7-8 plete crocheting dlrectiohi; mate- during his vacation. done OB -any fiqiUture. 'neman, Five day. 40 hour' week.' Good DOING YOUR s h o p p in g r u r requirements: stitch Illustra­ whan a .horee-drawh-oart-and Only military-help would save us. a Republican-, victory * tomorrow FOR aLUCDIlIM HEAT atol TRODBUD tREE orSBATIOSI Mpvtag-e-Trucking in lieu of buitdiniglinjr care.i MI. 8-8158, _XEWEST INDUSTRY r Save Money! Save Energy, ' yaWla of ;is-lnck: contrast, 1 yard: new automobile tangled bumpers. would mean that Richard.M, Nixon * p Sooth ItttB S t Fhdhs ML Starting salary. Apply to Miss A- MI. 3-6558. ^ tions. ' The entl)rg Hungarian .nation. is iHI ' v>M4Bs Storagd ' 20 'Daylno, W. T. Grant Co., 370 West ' e Ar l Y? or acraps. ’ , ■ 'the cart. Owned by Charles Wll- asking for help , . . the peoitle are EXTRA STRONG SPINACH would be President of this country For this pattern, send 35c in Send 25c, in coins, your nante. Davis, Calif. (db-This Wontt be ’Middle Tpke, address and the p a t t w number Uams, was backed into tee parked diggingitrenches and making bar­ within .tee hkxt four years. B U non AND aabw reoLyedi MANCHESTER — Movmg and 'We haVs an excelteiit selection of ■ AR60 We hmye an opportunity for > atenoKrapher. coins, , your name, address, car by an unattended horse. ricades.^ good hen'# fo!C ( Johnny or Mary. Oohml cleaning, ctllan, atpes trucking Cb. ML 34563. Owhed Situation Wantod— deairM, and the pattenr number to ANNF. CABOT. THE M AN- There's, going to be' nior# spinach. say frankly . . ,' that I r<4x>il lamps, small electrical appliances, don’t expect you to work under old ftwhioned condi­ CHBSTCR EVENING HERALD; The car fender was wrinkled a|nd . Another rebel , broadcast aaid at the proap' "Russians were Csepel Island, an in­ developed that is completely im­ .MUST. 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEtiV Y o r k 86,N; y . mune from downy- mlldeyr. or blue tion eve talks from '(he 'White S w v i e o d AUSTIN ft. CBAMBERS'^^CO. local FULL TIME experienced ncieat cut- in my home. Will pick up an de- ing e68 East liiddls 'rpkc„ Oeweral Fncta^ Help plus . 8 gift patterns, directioha "CiylHzatlon’’ street haa . been "The l()caUoh of . the rebel , sta­ Ught Urucking aad package deUv- APPRENITCB DUOIAKER willing with a wide variety of tions was not known. ‘ Probably nearly all otear EPinacb gajwiBg universal" and “ freedetn is indivl ,! Mantiuicturing t Open dally: 10 a.m. . ■ p.m. jeopyt eklra for rant ML 9-0753. Co., 1334 Bartford Rd. Re«d Herald Adrs* T:iO p.m. . 9 p.m. i . ■ ■I ' ■il K ■ ’/ ) -c V ■■if