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‘A v^ge Daily Net Press Run ■ V- -f SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 105« The WcalhRr- i?AGB TWBLVB 1 ■ ■ For tha Ended • iMattrlfPHlpr Hgyalb Ortober.ia, 19.56 of O. S. WeqtlMr s r r e r nndTanedny with became common parlance.^Worn 1 2 , 3 0 4 ^ eoat^nweMe-wiir hind tog after and polished with telling, they of­ Gallon Club Area Rally Held- ■ Member of the Audit' About To wn' ten subtly point a moral. V . 'midnightXiqw High tonsor- BurMii of ClrriiUtioh- y - i — Heard Along Main Street Certain famous authors" of The following men and wom­ At South Church row nessr 8#, ' WUllun ®L divert. *o,n «f Mr*. stories children still redd—like AiancheUer—^A City of- Vdlage Charm -/ en ^re the newest members of . x Ilaniuel J. Cajvert. MA Chestnut Jlnd on Some of Manchester*t Side Streets^ ToA Lewis Carroll, fer example—were the "One Gallon Donors Club;" ' sixth annual Fellowship highly educated people: Their St!, |IM beenr transferred f r o v ' Mrs. Florence Collins, Francis, Dinne.r and rally of the Methodist VOL. LXXVI. NO;. 13 work Mwd; however, because they Cowan, Mrs. Foxey- Foss, Wil-v (SIXTEEN PAGES) MJ^CHESTEk, CONN., MONDAY^ OCTOBER 15, 1^56 (CUaalfled Adverttsliig en Page 14) PRICE FIVE MemphU, Tenn., to New Haven, put something of life in it, in spite Men of Greater Hartford gathered ,^'i and he and his wife arc now liv- llani Haberem and Robert i. ,ot the erudition. ' .Messier. Kach has given a gal­ a t' the '* South Methodist,. Church ln« in Milford. He is a safcty .cn If you'd' like a revealing lesson COAL and m i .■*'neer ^ for_* a the Home T InsuranfcembiswmmXj lon of blood (hiring the Red last night. >' in the 'height of si le achieved by CrOss' Bloodmobile visits. Police Close Files g," one recent. writer, pur d.sgusted . Lead- by James L. Russell, presi­ in New parent quote.s this n’assage: The next Bloodmobile - visit dent of the First Church of Hart­ i'- S!, F i n d s ford, they were served a turkey On WayMard Bus Mra. Allyn Dambcch and chil­ “------,is a little foal. A foal is'a- to town will be Wedne.sday at dren, Debra Helene. 3, and Steven Center' ipongregational ChUrch dinner by members of the WSCS bsby horse .— —. is very little. She of the local church. . T b jL u ! - . Dallas, Oct. 15 (JP> - Police Laurence. 19 months, will leave is. as big as a very, very big dog. from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m,. . Bid to End \ They were welcomed by Mal'tin welcomed a call early yesterday from Bradley Field for Japan. Oct She is browii. She has a. fuazy Debris frorn Lost from a Sleepy Dallas man in a 16. to join her husband and their coat.'l Etc., etc., ad nauseam. Kelderling, president of ,,'the host stock up now and be ready when cold weather comes! organization, '- quiet residential section who re­ father, who is a physician at­ This, according to our friend, is last analysis are protecting the ported a '4t-passenger Conti­ Suez Crisis . c a L l u s t o d a y k ^ tached to a Minesweeper Squad- known as the m achineguii .school. average citizen's lives and proper­ There were respoHscs by Herbert nental Trallways bus was The family expcQta to remain Under this system,- knowledge ’ is, ty, to. have witnesses. So, speak McKJnncy of South Church, lay 'is . . i n g parked in front of his house. United Nations-Oct. 15 (/P) In Japan, until .^ugUst. 1937., Mrs. hammered into children's heads, up. , leader of thc^'Ndrwich Diatfict. A JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL 59 They had already i.^sqed a Diambeclc. was Uic form er Ruth he feels, hot worked in W'ith taste qqpriet, the Shoshomin, sang sev­ stale-wide alert for the missing —U.N. Secretary General Buraick, daughter of Mr: and Mrs. and understanding. Back of these Where There's Smoke . . . eral selections, following which, bus after the driver, H. C. Corn- Dag Hammarsk.jold t o d a y books, the reader can almost see the group returfied to the Sanctu- ’ '. CONNECTICUT COKE Daniel ]^raark, 37 Packard St Wc don't know if it js a coin­ Londonr Oct. 15 A r . a h lsh npee<\ Royal, Nav> ton. of Shrevepof^t. La., i-eportcd prepared to make a new ef­ the assembly line clanking.' he cidence. but Fire Prevention Week arj: of the church where the re­ X Roval Air Force .spokesman launch was tjiBpatched to ^ tank- it had been lakenj^rom in front says. ^ . this year happens to fail in a ’"-day" mainder of the prrigram was car­ :v,, ... , . , . , er to pick up the wreckage, of a downtown hotel during the fort to" bring Britain. France -Mrs. Jane'',Deverkn. 86 Cam­ He thinks the occasional gram­ ried out. has The U.S. Air Force announced bridge'St., haa'Mcelved nevi-8 that period when the leafy fall in the said today a Rntlsll ship liight. and Egypt to agreement on a matical ■ error he dhds^—coupled northern United State. r ;X"fi 'X Hospital, Ft. Sam Houston. Texat,' And. "he is burned up abovit the try.'ide at this lime of year con- played for the singing, might be a, dinghy or dinghies in aion of the DC6 disappeared last tion. ; week -and a Soviet veto of a and Camp Kilmer. N.J., where she crass commercialism invading the lairs the hidden threat of fire. ! the'area with :'.uwivois. luc i;Ac' Wednesda.vnight on a flight from T Britisli-Frcncli demand for ifUer- Q z Q R U S C O “A- UPW l«!nfrlQM<'l trt tViss ' 1 Tnitnrf StatAO hv Retaliation was chief of food service at the atipposedly carefree \yorld of chil­ ^The California state fire mar­ officer said in Cornwall. "A new England to the United Stales by ; national operation of the water- H - H X Army hospital. She bolds the Ar­ l's office rccentlif conducted a search is now being gradually built way of the Aiiores. It carried .Vo dren. He says 'mpppets are being ; way. .. I *» my Commendation Ribbon with test to determine how , effective Pupils at Buckley SELF-STORING COMBINATION DOORS up around the area in which the Air Force men returning home ; British Foreign ‘Secrelarv Sel- f.t "Jerusalem, Oct. 15 (/P)— thoroughly brainwashed by bu.si- Testim ony u - metal pendant. nesses which-manage to work cigarettes are as a fire cause. 'Tbc wreckage was found." after duty in Britain and 9 Navy I wyn Lloyd had an opportunity to Tension gripped the Israeli- references to their product.s or study sliowcd they are a "relatively Gel Fire Badges A U.S. Air Force spokesman in crewmen. ^ ^ Hammarskjold .-this moriiing. ; ^ O poor source of ignition." Wc, giic.s'r London said he could not confirm Nuiiicrniis Prolx-s Carried Out Jordari border today as a re­ services into otherwise Innocuous IJH IIV 1. Egyptian-Foreign Minister Mdh-1 sult of reports that 3,000 stories. this means its hard for a cigarette Over 500 Buckley School chll- BAKED-ON the wreckage was from the miss- Xiinierous investigations have moiid Fnwzi also was .still.in New m Herald Photo by Plhto One book of this type he read re­ to start a,fire. j.. , . , , . Ing plane, a C HS Liftmasler. been carried out after planes or -w-^ s York, -but. French Foreign Mlnia- U Lj Iraqi troops were poised on MoylPrevt That’s Gratitude cently extolled a certain brand of But, fires can l?e caused by cigar- : ‘“stal'ed as ".lunior Fire ENAMEL Picked up b.v Tanker ' ship.s repdrted picking up distress L i o -»• *^*''' Christian Pinean returned to. J o r d a n’s eastern fronticOf A week ago we mentioned van- dalisnj has continued. In the pic- truck. OuV irate'parent bought the ettes. These are apt to be under I Marshals" during Fire Preven- The debris was picked up by the signals or. sighting life raft.s. F or LrllSlcr - 0 2 t o C- ready to move in to. support DYNAMIC dalism a t the refreshm ent stand I ^jr.V book for his son assuming it was .idcal conditions - dry, windv and | tion Week. Each child checked British tanker Navicella about 350 flares, wreckage, d.vc markers and j \ N pii Talks Ind.rBnitp . m ypcmg King Hussein’s shaky at Robertson Park. Police thought yinsky look over damage police about trucks In general. with an easily combustible rpa-.the conditions In his home with hiiles southwest of I..and'a End. the other objects, French Bpoke.sman said it had He looked, at it carefully for the terlal pre.sent. Pick anv nice...... , ■ • Avallobt* In whit*' and any most southwo.sterly point of Brit- All lhe report., fizzled out. I W ashin/fton. Oct. 15 — nol\yel been .setUed when Pineaii. 0 gnvernfneiit,. , ■ INSURANCE I " as caused by teenage youths first time at home. In form, it re­ breczj- autumn day and vou are i to "lake sure there other boked-on weother-retls- aln. Mfist lecently a commercial air- ' T h e Sup*’^Bie C o u r t to d a y lei L-loyo and Fa\V7,i would gel lo- \ p X Israeli Premier David Ben^Gur- Unall children, perhaps about the the past week likely to find these conditions.. would be no' hazards from fire. icftMT Proftefion it^e age as. those benefited by - - sembled, most other modem chil­ lanl decorator color I -U .S Air k'erree autlioritie.s here her, flying from Newfmimilsnd to ^ Gcliel'a! Electl'ic Go gether for nipie talks with Ham- ion, in a speech i"'Never Libertyviiie, 111.. Oct. 15 (/p>-A dial E.-Stevenson pushed Brit:;r;;i:ke::nian;;;d ^ut Jn.'bis speech the 70-year- that feeds them." in the market.)'And. the publisher to.ss"R lighted m atch or bull'-away of Thee." led bv Marc Schardt and White Hoiise rose garden in Washington, D. C.,./witti a hu'ge birthday carit presented him by 9-year- had better watch his step, too, he Judy Hall., Vice President Ni.xbll higher on his target list—today as the Amendment privilege against self- pulles and Lloyd discussed : ■-.old Joseph P, (Jayi Donahue Jr. of Naugatuck, Conn. Donkhue won honor of making presentation old Ben-Gurihn.dcclarod.: carelessl.v. If you are at home or Gall A. 0. ARONSON, "We are awaiXof all the ter­ ORCHIDS TODAY I ; Monotonous Omimereiaiism saws. out in a car. use an ashtra.v. If 395fi presidential ram)iaign-entered the critical final three incnnimation when questioned bv Suez Canal Users' by winning a contest sponsored by the Naugatuck Citizens for Eisenfiower. ..Card wished, Ike Assn. (Set'Ah,. wiht’h Britain js | ■ '% ------. Disfrief Agent Ml 9-485A weeks. Steven.son's cjimpaign manager. .lames A. Kinegan told Senate committees "Good Health and’Happiness and Pence of Mind." |AP Wircphotoi. rors of war and the’i havoc it A Manchester parent has rccent- you arc in the woods, make sure causes in life and property. We I ly taken the trouble to span a few 'Well Synchronized your smoking materials are cool THE BARTLETT-RRAIKARD CO. reporters the Democrats had fimnd • ------— ------: ^ Snspen.l Workers »0 Days ' ' j WEST H.ARTTORD, COXX. WINDOWS tee oooss G E's-policy is to .su.spend V n rk - ,, '■eP‘"'tcd do not believe that wars'-wovide , oT>the children's books currently An indication of how fast The ' to the. touch before you dispose FRESCRIPTIONS sufficient public antipathy for , -g-, .. c, comprehensive solutions foK ^g. • Herald photographers, have to of them, Nixon lo.make him a "I'lime i.ssuc" I 4 | - |V | ers for 90 days if they claim the Elates t j on sale. He thinks he doesn't care piivilege. followed' bv dismissal ” in getting SCl A operating I torie problems. . I for some strange latter-day devel- move was brought to light the I'NBVER smoke in ,bed." "FREE PICK-UP In the closing days of tlie drive other day when a woman called I W> agree wholeheaftedl.v with AND DELIYEBY” unle.ss the workers answer the wailing foi 1 dent Asks He renewed the Israeli plea fo r'' jopm ents. These, he .says, are lousy And he s.-fld the DVmfH'rntic piesi- — que.stions hiHv. completion of orftanizational de-. Ike Steps Up Pace defensive arms from the United X . writing, commercialism and poor regarding our publication in these j these dictums. The Navy 'ha.s a dential nominee will expand on bi.s, I f k f l CY Slates. columns of -the picture of a foi-j | rule which it might be well for all PINE PHARMACY ^ criticism of the VJeo Presid--' Wi Off The union and Nel.son first- sued BriUsli reportedly want f t Fast Action on \ gram m ar. shall pontinue to demand of ' Many, if not most, of the su- lorn "for sale" sign at Center Park. ! civilians to' follow. It does not sl- 664 CENTER ST.—M| 9-9814 Sleven.son will strike out again ^ . _____ . . ...in U.S. District .court here, charg- tonight in a nUliorOwwii' ■> CSSCl' defensive. , thors of some of the newer tots' Accordlng to our Informant, her lo"' iu bed unless both evance and . discharge provi- wihthqld any portion from [! arms in the air. on land and at sea.. . I "masterpieces' have . Ph.D after husband, who was transporting feet are touching the floor. and television . address from tbc In Mississippi! Str* equipmfcM from the old Carter, ^ In traveling around the coun PINE PHARMACY American Broadcasting Co. ' stu­ * ^ Ainnv.ns of the union contract.. The ®^S.vpt unless the Egypti.ins "co- j to deter Uie, enemy." he declared. X I their names. Presumalily this Chevrolet building lo the new tryside in recent weeks, we've dio In Chicago on anothci- of Jmr district court upheld the emplov- " At U.N. headquarters in. New I mttans they have majored in child 664 CENTER STREET TEL. MI 9-9814 Bo.sloq, 6 i-t 15 i.P. -A group of , ;;;’'VulinV'''ihardhrcharge.rZs^^^^. . -» • DiiIIp.q «tfnri(>n er« KVIXIMK K”' ‘'L mkvoah'h „ “most srrimifl’' BifnafiAn i something to do with the fact that iii.question th p IohH thi. Fnml Drive guCsts of the Stale of Mississippi ' (Continued on Page Eight) British (jpnsidering Force jtoniori'ow Oil a trip to the We.«t ( oa.st takc.s the lead, this And constmction of A m e r i - n isy m eet many o' them Just cannot write. It wasn't until he arrived at his FOR HIRE destination that he realized he Found: One Pen Pal' | Meanwhile, he Iniinclied a ' ilol- to see for themselves how the .Ve­ week in stepping up the tempo of ththe ivepubhean campaign. -powered-pow( mer-Idiscuss th'e Jor^afT No doubt their stories -are Weddings, Parties, Dances lars for Democrat.s" today by gro lives and how -he is treated complaint that recent IsragU're- cleansed of all undesirable "social had lost the item, and after un­ Depositing messages in bottles' as.sime ? a " la g e 'Ih ro u g r tb e opening his reel.ection drive. Eisen- chant ship, loading his truck and performing • Green Room for small groups knocking at llie door of a niap hv the Whites. .,;,ip , "1 am confident tliat ih ..... e ...... ship ...' itsid.s. , in which a se n e s of , attitudes." but he feels the search­ and casting them into the sea is' who called himself "the other One of the fiisl to air his views if Egynt .stopped s British ix’liticai speeches sched- a few other odd jobs, he headed u.sually regarded as a bit of roman- * IVagw Restored will be the forerunner of atomic I j’’ frdqlier pos^-have been er for meaning will dredge long • Main 'Ballroom for Urge Democrat" in Libertyviiie and.col-. after the plane landed last-night after t-he association began Operal- , ""X" aM.hard before his efforts are re­ back for another load. tic nonsense, suitable for cartoon' gfoups '! ing . .1 stum p five.days in a row. merclianl and pas.sengcr i.ccts • l^rge loss of life En route, he noticed the sign lecting $5. Ulark Samuel, editor of the arc a throat t^p'eace. warded. subject matter but a poor substi-' • Kitchen facilities for both' Busy Schedule which one da.v wiJI unite the na­ leaning against the utility pol'e at Stevenson drove ilito Liberty- Foxboro i Mas.s. i Reporter and By Hiiiigary to The .SIX prmcple.s^ agreed °n b.'-, quickened pkee' of the GOP tions of the world' in peaceful V.X. Team Paraylzeil This contrasts with many of the tutc for the U.S. Mails.. • OIT street parking vtllo from his f:ii ni, where he is leader of the group of weekly world's mdSL^famous fairy tales the park, stopped and took it with Well, we've just heard of a 14-■ is ^ ’ r h M m campaign start.s tonight with two trade," Eisenliower said._ M aj. Gefi. E. L. M. Burns. U.N. \ ' ^ ' him. The whole sequence of events • 1 Block from bus stop putting the flni.shing touches to • newspaper editors, talks with Hanvnars,yold last Vniinute talks on nation- Set Tliis W edt His slatenieht was issued, in trHce,,«tipervisor. reported to Sec- and stories ofXntasy. These were year-old boy who used the empiric | week, were tinanimou.sly endorsed television." The first over —the loss.' the discovery of the • Reasoiwible rates the H-bomb sppcch. | Samuel said; Red Party'ftole connection with a White House : reMri' General £)ag Hammarskjold TO ALL CUSTOMERS VISITING OUR folk tales told centuries before method', to prove that while the!, Stevenson did his fund solicit- Problems Too (Oiiiplev ■ i ■ • by the Serurily Coiinril as reqiiire- ] jqBC will he'at 9:'25 p.m.. the sec- loss and the recovery—look less practice may bo romantic, it is ceremony at which a go-ahead -that his observation machlnary SECOND FLOOR READY-TO-WEAR, DEPT. such terms as "Oedipus complex" than two hours. In the meantime, 24'GOLWAY ST.—,YII 3-8158 Ing at the home of William C. ■ "I < annol ,.«ee integration’.,hap- 'X 'yo ' 'r- inent.s "that any settlement of the ;„nrt over ABC at 10;25 p.m. By Dodd, Bush certainly not nonsense. Wells. 74; a retired bahy shoe pening in the S tate of .Mi.ssissippi Budapest. Oct. 15 i4’p — Ex- construct ion was authorized. had been paralyza* by an Israeli. an alert rc'ader with a nose for Suez que.slion shoiil.t meet. 1 Tomorrow night Eisenhower will Tlie .ship will . Vie a combi.iwilion ; order preventing hJs investigators The boy Terry Cotter, is a Cali­ “saleseman. >” ''"y time. I believe I aiii in Piemier Imre Nagy has been Inese are the .six: | coast-lo-coast TV agaiq. vessel designed lo canx-Yipproxi- news succeeded in gettiiig pur fornia nephew of Mr. and Mrs. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS photographer to the scene in time "We'i'e' covei'ing t.iie neigliiior- tlic minorit,\' pmong m,y colleagues re.stored to full nyembersliip in il) pRNRH^e Ihroir^h the ^*na1' for five niiniiles. with another rnatclv 100 pas.sengers-'fed have a F, S. Klock of 63 H enry St., and Prescotl Bush .and Ri’p. (Contlnued on Page Eight) I Radio, Batteries ^ to get his picture. hood." Sleven.son said. '"ere m saying Uiis. There are too HiingarVs Communl.st pailv. His should be free, open and without | mm^n appeal over CBS for votes _ (feiidweight cargo capacity of 12,.- ■it 'Was while on an ocean .voyage .covering every neighhorhood-in the man.y P'o^lfnis. and the marked another discrlminali'dn; |2| Egypt's sover- Ht 7:.’,.') p ni. Thomas J. Dodd, battling harder 000 tons. Th.JW.IIAU COM ^ ALL MAKES ^ Speak Your Piece with tfie-.,|tlocks and their three countrv. pc'ople of both lace.s l hare talked ____.. . _.■ eigntv should be re.spected: i3) First In series of S3 a.s election day draws ‘ ne'arer, .Ship '21 Knots boys in August that Terry tried l m ajor .step in the de-Stalinization opened today their busiest week .so M a n c n i s t i r C o n n - Stevenson attached prime im- to-do not seem to look folward („m niicn in Hunearv "Operation, of 'the ,, canal .... should , be T’he.se recorded talks are the The typical reaction of many the notc-in-the-bottle meth(xi of \ QUINN’S far in the cam paign. Con.slrnclion was authorized porirtance tdC- his :{0-niimite talk to a mingling of Negroes and An'advocale of moie liberal gov in.sulated_f,oni_the politics of_ any 33 by ' Oifigi ess dufing the last acs- CORNER OF MAIN AND CIAK STREETS people on seeing a traffic accident communication. 'j „„i.i ...1..IOS in Iht. fiitiiie n n aq\m a le 01 moi e (4 I Tolls should be fixed Each hay'television amj hand ^Arthur Drug Stores j was illustrated by a man i.n Man­ tonight at 9 30 , . . „ • tween now and election day Nov.. , , j sjwfi. The...,t ship will ..m have a serviec Bulletins The ' Klocks and Terrv vi'ere' on i will outline the between Egypt and. g feature the Presulent.' mem-I apj^arances scheduled m ^eed.....^ ■" of '— 21 ‘ knol.s and will be chester this week. He first said to PHARMACY >1 A another person near to him. "Let's their way to the Scandinavian I his insistence thpt A fair part of the ^er* of bis cabinet, and other lead-i «ddilion to the dinners, and ralJJeS ^^'0111 feet long and 76 feet from the AP Wires countries, and while their ship, the j best hopes for pen go for canal improve- RepiihlicarHi, The series is-, throughout the Stale. j across the beam, 'I get out of here.", A 1-Kit VD »Kc«i.)c4 r. . ' X A . a-l ta O a _ . a . . riic .spending Kungsholm was north of Brit-.l WEN SUNDAYS w ays to put a sto|- (61 Arbitration should "Your Government, apd .Ni-um ,to A'Isil ..Statk ; limit .sot by Congrc.s.s is.*46':; mll- IJappily, the one' to whom he of H-bombs and . persuade sppke convinced him- he should ish Isles, Terry went to work. He| I<'IUi:E yOYAOElLS NAMED wrote three messages, giving his' to follow suit New Y’orli, .Oct. 15 (^Pj^-Ths stay and give his evidence to po­ Meanwhile. SI licemen investigating the mishap. name and address and a.sking who­ 9 AJI.to 1 P.M. Panuma Line made public'todo.v ever found the bottle to contact receivnd supiiorl the names of I’.S. Senators and , We have no'wish to criticize the for his suggestion ONE DA Y SALE reluctant witness, who may be a‘n him. . llepresentntives it safd hkd trav­ States take the otherwise model • citizen, but his Then, he. placed the me.ssages in 6 P.M. io 9 PiM. eled free on its ahi|M. Ilie line, three separate bottles provided by internaUonal agr idea — probabl.v stemming rfrom bomb tests. operated by the U.S. Govern- , OF A TRUCKtOAD OF "not wanting to get involved' — an accommodating wine steward mept, also made publle Uie and dropped them into the sea. i Riitler .Ask at times seems all too Common. Democratic Chairman Raul Bui- Boston. One evening we walked' rumored on the way. back into the counttv iiioie iii a bid lor , tci the . State , . (in . a campaign vi.sit pie everywhere this iieacetimc use j names o f' Congrfssional famil>' Evgn ill the field of traffic ac­ ' Mrs. Klock reports she and her' ler called on President Eisenhower alone down several street.S in a . f.ivor , for, . months. . . . .Some ob.seivers votes .start.s tomorrow morning. | also.- ^ | of atomic, energy, hiirnCs.sed for| members and of Congressional -X, husband "pooh-poohed" the idea! j ler res^i ^ ^ Mi.s.si.Vsippi c ity l •‘ventiially to resum e a cidents alone, e.vewitness testi- original to "reconsider", He w ill leave Jhen by plane, an- 1 Dthnocra! Dodd. \vho has jirst ;'U'e iniprovemenl of hunam living.": .staff members it said had tiHv- mon.v is all too rare. On it may But now, tWo months later, they j something we W'ould not dare toX I eaejing " V ..... conipanied liy Mrs. Eisenliower. Rtmed(Ning menl for iniViUo "unity wojking outside the government. biit w hat they knpw- to be certain had been wrapped in faith and- y facL many times a good decision, “Business Built. On « . Mother^ Son Reunited Nag.v W'as ceturned tq .party .tuckcd.inside? A blonde and blue- j Cusitomer Satisfaction” ■memtiership by. a ve.solution of the can be rendercci.- eyed 17-year-oId Nowegian girl, ZONOLITE Law enforcement officials ahd Full Insurance Coverage OCT. , , , , , Central Committee which said al­ that'a who, ■ - 15 16 17 18 19 20 ered watshi|) since the launching though he had "conimitted polfli- (Continued On Page Eight) others charged with maintaining She not only answiered the mes­ Tel. Ml ti-IASS A f t e r 13 Years Apart not onl.v will have to eject a piesl- (Continued on Page Fifteen) of the submari'nc "Nautilus' in a semblance of justice in our sage but, writing in go Presi‘ hi.s 'government before then could (Continued on Page Hfteen) iH TO P i AC E years they na^ lost track of each 'hut she's the boss." plan lo count hiimireils of 0" completely beJor e it* KS-siliam e. ; L: Ifl-ll S I j <*C 1.0 K l l l l Chiqagci, Oct. LY^Pi — .A bank age of flvp when her marriag-e break 'came a few weeks ago svhen . shackled militarv assistance to Communist Stale Department officials, how- .., . direl'tor testiftpii ti^ y at a .Sen- INSULATE NOW! ADVANCE SHOPPINC LIST driver. Yugoslavia. ' ever., did not anticipate any •‘'Uvh ’« il I) broke lip and she was unable to we got a list of her relatives from Start Peace Parley and recluae sister. ,ate cunimittec hearing die raised HOT F U D G E ^ keep him. _ ids fostev- parents. Mr. and Mrs. , - , t _ - r-i,oi.« 0.,.' Hpw long the a>d would contin- development. - . , I $.1,.500 for-the 1952 campaign of Do-/r-yours*//in On« AHj^rnoon w'tih , Informed sources sav Chairman . * u j j" >. » . Those in Hei-isi.-e n., iiinns ss.- "T h an k , God," breathed M rs.'D o n K indt of Ml. 'Tlive, N. ,.I. Moac.ow. Oct. 16 iA»i. mi, » o I « vi ue woiild depend on results of fre- ino.se in aecisive po.sitions .say Gov. William ta. Stratton, Frank I:; r ' R uth Rued a when Yeddy. 18,' Nrwspa|ier Helps In Quest .Salt -Lake City,-Oct- Y'5 ' O. iFrlsk, 6.3-.vcar-old director of lULITE 5 c/tiaae ^ Come in for your copy. Check off leadeTsXf- The’ Ro’viet UnillJ InS Am^ican^Broadrastlng^ ^-urwi'ntrtt alfenat U.f ^uwl Giiv, J. Bracken Uoc. beaten, in jumped down from a highway bns| But'the , .searcli , wa.sn't J success- .Japan opened persona* negotia- mount Pictures. Inc the hank of Elmwood Park, said JM S U tA TIO N Z ^ N O L l t t ® and, dashed into her waiting arms. Japan opened persona* negotia- mount Tunure. Inc, ^ adminislration o/-Westelb'^t/TTwhl!’^ his intra-party bid lor an imprecej- i, there w a*'“no connection'* w ^ t you woht, re'serve your mer­ fill until he- a.sked a Plainfield. | ti„n.s today to end the 11--year over dented third term, was back . iUj.' contributions'to the BecaOsc Zonolifc vermicuJitc is the miracle miocrisl that , The.v held on heHles.sIy ‘ w h'l l,e N. J., nc\v«|>aper for helicdb Mhe , tochnical stale of war between Broadcasting Cg! from. Robert-E- *» determined to avoid any f^peVenor'\tterL""b^^^^^^^ photographers"'" snajiped picture the 'iinhing' today after a dra­ Republican’ (-ampaign of Gov. 'faun hih fU c tj insulating is (asi and easy. No cutting to chandise ..s°. then.pick it up any, >>< their countries, j Ktntner thisAveek Citizens Gdm- which might push Y ugoslav- matic. annouijcpment that he will Alwoyi o foTorit*, Uiis d«l9dobl« hot- gfter picture and other passengers ?ormer jAlloona. Ta.. niolher." ■. 'Japanese Premier Ichiro Haldy- mittk'e for Htaiver, Report says i* v'nsar association with ■ S tratto n anil -depusH* In the size...no nailing... no blowing. And ZonolitS ' ''''' make the "race on hia pwn. . ^ ElmiM>od P ark .Bimk of ChaHrs ^ L E e ^ A l N •tared . The Plaiiifield ('‘oiirier. News ama. who took over.aftfr .lower planned improvements in federal Russia. At the samevtirae there, . - ...... in ... guaranteed to last for the lift ; ' . cold combinettioni Rich-flenrored hot dby during the sole. 'The S7-yaar -oltl’ mother looked And though the' two other can- J. Fifi-k' tbe Cook, County (Chli . j lear-neil Mr.*.- Ruedri s Present , rankirig Japanese official.s' were ! accounting techniques'wlfl ednsti- Is considerable concern, over how , *» ^didates have a'long head Start, oTSHINE ol your 'hom e. R o tp ro o l, ro d en t-p ro o l, fire- BVe years younger when she at I name ar. a lead' in exhaustive dig- : unable lo negotiate a satiafactorv ttite "the most slgiiifl.carit series of rapidlv Yugoslavia ^e.sldent Tito sfi estimated 2O0,(^ loirs of cago.) public. adm inU tratar. iudgo./^'nnooth,.(xnooth Xhdry QuoonI mlv- fio-ht linU. ,..uh Wheat fropi the United Stales to ^soms political observers are'pre- proofl Como In for FRU esthneto* financial ai-tlons" since the 1921. m».'; be. rebuilding tight links with dictifig Lee'-will give them' a run Like your trecrt.hot? Like your treat Moscow on his own Initiative. meet a severe food-shortage..-. _ J SCHOOL HEAD ARRESTED. J It .Iv'a's understood that' Eisen- for theif money. ■ Ionia, .Mich.. Oct. 15 — 336 !NbrtH Mgin Street cold? Get 'em both with^Hot Fudge! NATIONALLY ADVERTISED David: Russell LyifiSn. -Aid Pipeline Basic 'hoWer's deciaion would emphasize The Republicai) - governor .laid,, SchooL SuiMirliUeiideat H asty , superintendent emeritus of Gay- Tlie basic decision to' keep the th e im portance of the w heal ship-_ bis political future-oij the . llde^ , HAJJ.O.MAl OAISY QUKM OIVlioSMIKI CO. to her heart. Teddy felt "prettyj dors Baritely in Altodna in 1938. Flower, of nearby Palo was rB'ia Tel. M l'9-5253 Khrttshchev/ahd Premier Bulganin. lord F arm i^iatorium -, Wallinti l^d,pipeline open In spite of TUo's ment. Y'go.slavia would have to Saturday night by announcing he leased under 650 bond at h)s as- r . darn good.” ' . I5he saui'i'clrcumatSnces flivolvihg Hatoyarha called for resumption ford, and holder of .Triideau. receht mysterious conferences with tu rn to Russia fori thi's. |f it . was WUV allow h is,nanib to rem ain on ralgnment today to await trial Open Daily ]7 A.s M. Both were trembling; with ex-, a ‘broken marriage made It lihpos: oN diplomatic relations as at con­ Mfdal , of National Tuberculasis op, Soviet leaders was shaped last not, (orlhcoming from the United the. ballot as an' Independent. It after pleading Innocent of as^ BUILDING MATERIALS to 5 P. M„ includinii Ottemeht. / — j sible for "her to .cay* properly for tribution to world peace. Assn.,' dies in S'ew H qvw a t '8ft. week." I5>»*nhow*r toid a news coo Btates. '’ *1 • • wa.s put, there by a group, called MMiit iwd Imltery JM a* aJIsged jfave her a cedar box t Theodore and an elder brother, ,,"I^e crippled, 73-year-old Japa'- ^Sb.v attendant . charged ference-. hovvever, that he w-quR| Ftirttieriqore agric*ulturg"l inter­ ritizen.«i for Lee a fte r the Gover­ ( spanning Invglvlng a 7-year-oM' Wednesday Afternoons .. DIIIRV QIIEEN for jewelry add jgee placed oq hia JAhn, and she 'gave both up for LUMBER FUEL L . ■'‘■‘. h o m e o f "7H E, s u n d a e aWITH THE CURL ON TOP" nese, said re-estabUshment .'of rela with manslaughterirttei ' In 'deaths. of delay ac.Uon until the.,last minut* ests in this country are afixidus ta nor Igst .his party's 'primary'nomi­ boy. flower was bound over ___ and Saturday Until Noon finger-8 rjng containing her pic-, adoption In hopes they would fare tioqs has been the "fundamental I two infants g<■oes;.'on. trial tonihr- to take ipto account every devMop^ T^tice grain surpluses, and the nation to George D. Clyde. for Jury trial OctI SI aftof hi*' ' 800 HARTFORD ROAD - ^ 807 HIDDIJ: ’TPKEr'wiEST'' ‘ iune.' ' I . I ■ . ‘ V . n- y. ■ "V • V '• >■ Owned ’Mid~'Opersti>d'anil Jaif , / O ^ed isiur (^t]OpermM roy but het- lawyersrs ' wswant two menL The deadline set by'Cone plea befoia Ionia Jostten RMt*- r \ ...... _ r . E^'^CENTER STREET I this made q long time .higo \(OoBttaiied ea Page. Elevea) deadi. gress i« tomorrow, : . ., flnihiH . . . ' t B y AI.ILAN R. rO B JR." ' By AL R M IIN 299 T E L . M I 9-089R (CMtUnn^ iMi. ' -| tnlals—on* on eacih (OieM*et* OB Page Five); i (CoBtlatMd on' Rage Elglit)' t . X ; ^ • i».i -f' I; V-i-.v ' i .'■'V-i.-'-.fi; y ’'] "i.€-yy.yrr-r& , J : V J. X -i. ' F A 0 I T W O ‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANO fexER, CONN, MONDAY. OCTOBER .15, 1956 , i ) ^ , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MDI^DAY,' OCTOBER 16, 1956 P A O X T R i n , don, lira. Ili(^ard G.' ^odry, and' Trumbull Chapter, DAR, Water- mdiLm Coventry Mra. Francis Beaudat:: Trade^mWii, To w n . bury, and was the organizing pres- -t:" The cleaninf committee ip V the ■ ' Woodbury Hlstorl-. Colttmhin by Gryk-is that ihe receive medt- Griffin, bolcsd goods; Mrs..ChMter Ident o f th6 Old A^i^xciatioii Plans cdl attention. ■ , ' School Janibdree PMt weekend was Mrs. Robert P. a well known Kqblinsky, plants; Mrs. 8.. F- > I M I R A L Silk Town Notes^^Quotes To Discuss Fees cal: Society. She. i$ Rossi.ter, toys; Mrs. John Acsto, Bowen..Mrs. Ralph M.''6urris, and lecturer and author. Her qevFbook Piantanida-Sullivan Wedding Joadph W. Evans, 34, of no, cer­ PHIS A MenS^i^ip Drive r rrsiby • Kelly • fllsMra (^lliol ic ■ Wonien Annual Fall Dance aprons; Mrs. Milton Adams, whltg Mrs. Harmon N. Coc^rarie.. will be.'published'this ,'ls-lntef.. tain address, charged with non'- Successful Evc^nt T V SERVICE . , IT A ter Meet . Town oiliciala - and represanta- "HIGH SOCIETY" support. Tya* glve'n, a day-to-day elephant; Mrs. Charles RomanoTV- ByEARtYOST ■ : tives of the, btilldlng trades . will The Coventity Grammar*School Tech. The Hilliard Assn, will hold its continuance under a $200 bond. skl, hot dogs; Edward Ooltmah, DR79 m b s a Sets Goial a t^^er $1,500! meet tefnight to discuss a proposed To Hear Priest With a btight blue sky overhead, PTA will ruect toniorrow at 7:4.^ fourth -airniial fall , dance Saturday The ca.se o f Henry O. Hampton, the Tveather cooperated to mhke 'chef; Mrs. Roy'.Vaughan,, posters; Nlf^ts a(Ci99SZSS Fhu Forli , Tw’ent^’ Main St. stores are now« of iso N. School St., and Harding town- law. which would more than 30, o f Hartford, charged tv 11 h Mrs. John Preston, ,publici£.v; Mrs. VTEL.M1MIM '' p.m. on .a»h's Church, 'WllUniAn- pils, alumni arid friends turned out will hold a house-tO-house mem- chairmen. , ,all-day schedule in their class- in cash. Kasgy' $122, and Dei; «;M - S:(J^ orchestra. j cense, was c(>ntinued tintll Sa.tur- in large numbers for the event, and tickets; Mr*. Nell Patterson, cof­ Fairway, Gaudet Jewelers, Glen- for 7:30 in the pi-^a'te office at tic, will bb^gueat apeakec a t a fee; [Mrs. Walter Kompanik and berthip canvass Thursday, Friday The poal is to exCee«J last year's room.s. jeunes $75 for .^ eir suggestions^ meeting o f th* Catholic The hall will be decorated in the , daj- under $200 bond. shortly after noon every bOoth re­ contributions of $1..500. An esti­ ney’s. Grant's,. Keller's. Riddle the Municipal Building. Those ex* Robert LaPolt, games; and Mrs. Kami Bureau Xleetlng Society of St, ^ u m b a ’a Church Halloween theme. The proceeds of j Arthur Lu p o,of Hartford, ported a complete sell put and the mated 1.100 families contributed Tolland County Farm Bureau .Fair, Manchester Optical, Pet Cen- Recent articles written by mem- pected to be present are mtmbepa^ the danCe will go to the ■ associa-: charged with failure to carry a li- garnes Tvere being closed because George Wklker, baby sitting. dARS of the Building Code Reyidlon■tMii /7/R cof^oiTiorsr d this, evening at 8 p.m. in the church to the.driVe last year. directors, will meet, Tliilr.aday at t e r. Mari - Mads, Montgomery bers of the Manchester Memorial hall, \ lion's welfare fund, .established for cense, was fined $3. all available prizes had been given This drive accounts for aboiit Ward, Music Shop. Pearl's, Peggy Committee: Town CounaeL€marles There are more rattle, in .the 8' p.m. in the couny office in Hospital medical staff included "A . Father Murphy recently returned the purpose of helping member*. out. UNDEROOATED 125 percent of the operating budget Ijane, Singer .Sewing Center. Tots N. Crockett, Griawol|L-''ChappelI; EASTWOOD United States ..than in the entire Rockville. Among items on the Trial^ I'liilter In a''Newborn In- from a trip to feiirope and ivill give The committee in charge of the A star attraction with the chil­ costs of the association. "The $1,- 'n Teeps. • Triple-X, Union Optical building inspector; ^ m b e rs of the Pair Take Om continent of Africa. agenda tvill be plan.s for the an­ "fant," by Dr. Joseph Segal, and ah llluatrataid talk on hit experl- affair inCfu(}qs:> President Thomasij- dren 7vas Mr*. Mel4ffi Ener, third A L L M AKES j 900 appropriated by the ‘ annual nual meeting Qct. 30 or, Nov.U in and Woolworth's. . , Oirrently "Use of Suction Drains in General building' tfadei.,'division of the Jrfr rhaW4lfY« Jamp* Maaen Elliot, chairiTian: James and Dot grade teacher, cleverly made up Town Meeting will be applied to honeymooning is Mr. and Mrs. F.u- Chamber of Commerce; and Mra. Dornthy 9ialone Rarliara Ratli 'fnees In the various countries he Covcntr.v, piescniation of. pro­ Surgery," by Dr. Edward Besser. 'listted. Beckwith, Toma and Lucille Ma);lborough, Oct. 15 i>PiXA mari- ■by Mrs. Mary Jane Crandall as ^4% e GoRnuiteM j the tnirse.s' salary only. gene Hattin of Fast Hartford. Mrs. .Martha Stevenson of the Develop­ Guarnaccia, Bud and Barbara Rus­ and 7\'-(H}ian \7-ere found dead .Sat­ "Oid Mother Hubbard.” fh e base­ For the Man In Y’our Life posed re.soliition.s for the annpal Both articles appeared in the Con­ "Pillars O f " B i g g e r Young GOP to Form WorhnMuuUp The balance of operating the meeting and appointment c\f Haltin is the former Mi.ss- Doris necticut .State .Medical Journal... ment Commission. ■ sell, T out snd Ruth Henegan, Fred urday In JE car wit i a hose leading ball game which climaxed the day : GHT. : budget Comtes from fee.s for visit.s.' Custer of 20 We.stfleld St., society Members of -the Board of IMrec- An organizational meeting for from tjie e^aiist-pipe, to the In­ nomination committee for the an Manchester residents who are T h e S k y " T h a n L i f e ' the forming of a Young Repiiblica^^ and Jeanette Connoly. .Steve ■ and wa.s 7von by the alumni, Correct Toiletries fop Men t U R N P I K f j contributions from service organi­ nual meeting. editor o f the Hartford Courant and qualified as Hunter Safetv In lorS, who will be at another meet- Barbara SandTvell, Lou and Mary side. Police said It was a double J Committee chairmen'■ for ' the sations and special projects. con­ secretary of the Manchester Obedi­ ('laeniASi'trpB CinemaKropa Club will be held this e7’ening suicide. Dead Wej-c Mrs. H elenevent 77-ere as folIOwa: Mrs. Rob- • AUTO SERViCI Poiiltrynien to .Meet slniclors in Manchester by the * license fee dls the home of Mr*. Reginald Siiiols and Noney and Florence ducted by the a.ssociatitm's ways ence Dog Training Club. . . Earl State Bo.vrd of Fisheries and Game j ^bsslon at-about 9 p.m. Lvneh Date Tuesday and -<‘olor arid rnlnr Beigmsn. 38 of .Middletown, and ert LaPblt and Mrs. HoTT'ard Dan- ALFRED DUNHILL .1.84 W. MIDDLE TFKE. A Tolland county poultry meet 1 ;4yft:3D-.9:aff Woodland Terrace. Bascetta. . and means committee. are: Jack Alves of 163 Spruce St . i Local ' ‘ ■ tradesmen reportedl.v LaTvience Burnham, 48 of East icl. co_-chairmen; Mra. Philip TEL; M l t-4188 ing i.s .scheduled for 'ninrsday Bualnetsmen’a luncheons Mr*. Le7vi* and Mrs. Rlfbert Tag­ W tldon Drug Co. Last year several memorial do­ S p m. in ■ the Rn, kville.^h j Homer Booth of 130 Sunimer St., favor the license increases, be­ Hampt'n. | McGehan, candy; Mrs. Charles nations were made to the a.s.ws health visiting nurse, whose load necticut: and "Tlie Role of the ofi the Hearth", a my*lery-comedy 20 WNHC-TV Department of .Agnculture in the Jack ' is the title of a story in the elsewhere, because fees in other ' HAMBURG James H. Mur.st. 29, of 142 visjts are the point of exceeding IConnecticut Labor Department* are said to be higher gen- MANC-H ESTER hy Parker Fennelty, have enter d SpriVcc St., was found innocent of what can be expected o f one nurse. Conneclu nt Poultry. Industry," by the final 77’eek. Tni* .play 77'ill be 8 :0 0 P. M. Joseph N, Gill, lommissioner Of I MonthlvM — Bulletin which wa.s co-- erallv. and MACARONI evadiiVg responsibliity after a trial Nine-months' visits by Mrs^ |;authored hy Joseph Dyer of 45 '\ presented by the Columbia Com­ Saturday in Manchester Totvn Dodd For Senate Committee O’Brien totaled' 941. with 481 agriculture, .'ttewarl "K. Acker- D r o v e munity Players Friday and Satur­ Emilio Q. Daddario, Chairman riian. assistant county agricul­ Falrview St. ^grtable,. Rolls and Butter 80LTt?N Court. therapeutic care calls and 460 r'tMleralioii Head day evening*, in Yeomans H«ll, Police .said Hurst was the driver health education supervjsion visits. tural agent, will be in charge. A l o e / r e 6 ic / sponsored by the Columbia Co-op- of a ear Tvhfch struck the bumper Foreign Stiidenta Feted Q'larter Century C3ub members -erative. Kindergarten. Donajd A ll canvassers will' meet tonight ■ .Kighteen foi'eign students were Will Speak Here of a parked vehicle on .Main St. the at 8 p.m.'in the basement of Booth- .at Pvatt A Whitney Aircraft )nv n o w : “MIAMI F-XPOSR’^' H(i)dgins, Oolumbia, is directing the entertained in 12 area homes over ejude Raymond Campbell of 7l3 Shown A t 9:i0 - play. night of Sept. 2Yu-ilhout stopping. Dimock Memorial Library with ■In finding Hurst, innocent. Judge THIS IS YOUI 4 Ihf past "Welcome to Connecticut" Hartford Rd. and Fred Libhv of Mrs. John 'A. Bjerkoe. president j 'The business side of the produc­ Mrs. Keller and Trask in charge weekend program, according Wesley C. Gryk heKt that the State and refreshments served by Mrs. j 368 Woodland St. Campbell! an of the Stste Federation of ' tion 1* being handled by Mrs. Gun- Mrs. Philip 1.' Holway, area engine assembler, joined P&W at Women's (Jluba, will talk on failed to prOve HursKcaused dam­ Robert L. Helms. har Olson, 77-ays and means chair- age to the car that w ^stru ck . eel chairman for the Servlet Bu the npe old age of 17 in 1931, 'Women’s Challenge to Man" at r.an of the Kindergarten. She has The ways and means committee Police said the biimpeKhad been : reau fbr. Women's Crgamsatioj Libby, a third shift foreman. Is the meeting of the Cosmopolitan as her assistants Mr*. -R. G. Mac- will sponsor a Halloween dance at ' Seven homes in Itfwn dented, btU Gryk held that, no evi­ a spare time carpenter, and has Club Friday afternoon at 2 O'clock Doiigall, ticket chairman: Mr*, the Shell Chateau Oct. 27with pro­ dence of the car's age h (^ been among the hosts. Capt. ahd Mrs. helped build a number of homes j in the Federation room of Center Jack Thompson, program; Mrs. ceeds going toward the coming ; VValter S. Keller entertained all 12 produced, adding.- '’humperr I in .Manchester. His eldest ■' son,' *^nqgregationaI Church. George Davis and -Mr*. Carl Mel­ I year's budget. I host.s, their families, and student allergic to bumps. Richard i-s a member of the' Mrs. Bjerkoe is a past president vin. ushers: Mrs. George Church ! . Kindergarten Notan - V I guests at a p,^ fuck dinner Sun­ In another matter growing out Hersid Plioto. United States Air Force Band.. ; of thie Woodbury Women's Club, and Mrs. Carl. Gosfine, publicity; I Pupils of »*‘.''e. day at th|^ homer on Rt. 44A ...X of his arrest, however. Hurst was EAKI. M VALIANT 1.AIIV .saved the vision of 10 thiiusand ■scoop neckline, satin cummerbund gifts to his bpst man arid ushers , Rd. A y jjusifiess, effective today, ; Stanley Work^-...___ 18 51 422-SSi-TU: TAK IMit (iH workers in the fast 10 years. and .flying panel* of satin over the were tie clasps and cuff links. ' Terry .Steanr-'...... ---- 140 will he carried on at the new site. iSSi .MIIMIAV .MO\ IK Joeaie OIL NO MATTER WHERE YOU WORK • « • at a big Tornriglpir ...... 25', Customers may continue-to pay 11:15 -1 Rl LO> K OK LIKK 27', «IR> KIOIMK KARTOONS with FOA-SX U S . Efiv’lp com . . . . 22', 24'- their bills at tlie North End Phar­ lt:S« 1 R) SKARC H FOB TOMORROW U.^'EnVlp,' pfd...... 12. 14 macy on Depot Sq st Hale's de­ ♦ 25-SR) IT COI LO BK VOl THE WHITING 11:45 1 R> <;rmiN<. LKiHT firm, small firm/or are self-employed, you con join Weder-Root ...... 53'- 56', partment store, or at the N e w . CAVEY’S ‘SSV IrM 1 Si HOLLVWOOO RKHT CORPORATION The kbove quotations are not to Hartford Rd. location... Bill Bou-" (IS) sr.w s be construed as actual markets. drieau. who has taken over the ' (1?) AT Hf‘clallsta , 'I ■ WELDON DRUG COMPANY oVnership and • management of Iris nS) MTANO I P AM) RK Gibson's Garage at 185 Main St.,

TOY TOWN •Calori 1 :» IIS) AS THK WORLD Tl RNS THIS IS THE LAST DAY to help yourself and your "WK HAVK MKT THK and engine designer for years. He . THIS Is WILR LIFE ARE 'o f RS * to turn out a crack stock,car in C?) MV LITTLK .MARl.lK ,488) l■KI)l)l 4 KRS SHOWCASE— MATTRESS AND BOX recent years which competed at 2:»S ( S) HOI NK PARTY « .iler—••T)ie Lrtler", Sioti- YXi ' More than 1,000,000 of your Connecticut neighbors have (IS) KARrOONLAVO kan .MrKrnnn. Jnhn .HiU., •i Authors name below i nearby tracks. ., Veteran used cqr Our Delightfully. 12:-3S) TKN-NKWKK KRNIK HIrharl Rertnir, Anna .Hav -salesman Jack. Clancy Of South KOR|>‘H SHOW W nng O l / • SPRING COMBINATION already chosen BLUE CROSS. ^ Windsor has 'joined the staff at (.V») TWO FOR TIIF MONKV (53) 1IR.4.M.% AnfBtig the Enemies ■we t:4.S »55) HOrSK PARTY 8:M I 8-7;i HOW AHK HARLOW OR- Manchester - Motor. .Sjales. . . Main S:SS 1 S> POLITIC AL 4 IIFTaTRA 4Iur.4: Dnrot)l>: are conquering are such I St, businessman Ra'rl,Keller will (IS-55) RKt PA\OFF Uarrri.kJiUil (12-30) MATINKK THKATFR . (18-M(,,TALE.M SCOl'TS tyeU known' destroj-ers of celebrate another birthday to­ Cheii^ul Coffee Shop? S:S5 ( S» LIVK CQPV (.1.7)' FILM lif(E..as gmall Pox, Typhoid, morrow. . . Three ManChesfer res­ S:SS (IS) ROR CROsnV »:»• ( 8l I 1.4)7 E I.l 4 7 idents who were among 132 Pratt' (55) THROI^ai THK WINDOW IIH: ORIENT E.M'RESS BLUE CROS^is there when YOU need it ••• and without any red tope! NOW S:U l,S) BANDSTAND Pneumonia. Tuberc.ulo.5i.s, 7.71) .71)7. OF.HIRAM HOI.I.I- * Whitfiey employe's to share irt (5.T) VALIANT LADY I).A-7 and many vfru.s invaders. the September monthly sugges­ Do COme In. S:SS US) RRIOHTKR DAY (Ml LIFE IS 77 ORTH 1.17 INC.— tions awards were Paul’ Desjeunes (22-30) QL'K.F.N FOR A DAY "Tlvr Draerl C.all. a Pla)- (55) OFT WKST lni>",- HUlinp F. J, Sheen of 31 Durant St., Joseph Kajikey t.ii ilS) SFC RKT STORM (Preibinre.) Medical and pharmaceu­ 4:30 (IS)' FDOK OF NlltMT TV THIiATER m il's WHAT YOU BIT tical research workers are 4:45 (12-30) .MOHfODKRN RO.MANCKS »:S*,( A) I.AWRKNCK WEEK SHOW Im CaAAacficvf Stv0 Cpaii *:M ( ID MICKP.% MOtSK ( LLB (IVU) DECE.MRER RRIDE Naiwifa/i •! an in.wBfiUnl ^ar 3) Wayt on the brink of overcomihg' TP ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ .sr 4T- Menus Changed Daily (IS) FlefPPV tHPerLOWN 477.SOI RORERT M0N'TfiO7lERY 00eh ralun • ' •■T'he Open Door" n-llh Ai- AEGAIdUSS OF cost - on •ll. i hereby apply for participotion in ihe Standard Plan benefits rf)f CONNECTICUT pre.scription department, .'CAREFULLY COMPOUNDEO^ . beet Salmi •lu* Cr»u ^•(iol $arvie*i (luch I .10:80 4 8' (lAl.E ST4IR7I SI1077 1-4 BLUE CROSS, INC. 'in occordonce with the terms and conditions specified in the RULES carefuliF stored to protect P ’ '4 , ()81 REPORTERS ROT Mil P •P«f«((nQ .r»em, X.royt, , dru'gi, theih iKitency. are the im­ Nichols T IP C ■ftTI SCIENCE FICTION THEA- l«b«rcftery, on^ilhuiio * «nd fwony , AND REGULATIONS. I understand .^fhal such application will not be effective until the ^Arthur Drug Sioros j ' TKR portant" medicines your Manchester Inc. (30) rRI Nril * DF«' •(hurt) whan providad ond billad I date of the Certifico.le of Membership Agreement issued to me. I Sb A A A A A A A ^ • Flhf) fi.r BIDv ' by tht koipii«lr ROOM, MEAIS AND physician can prescribe.' '' (53) < ANDID ( AMF.RA . 'Sfm L^ hjdb. SUBURBANITE lllOfr ( «) NKWS RKPORTKR OfNIRAl NURSING CARI: CradH of BIRTH (DL30) SKWK if.oo M' 3IILLION DOLLAR .3103 IK • Won’t sag or lump! • Noodi no turning! WHEN YOU NEED SPONSORED BT ROTARY ••Amnftin (taenr'^ SINfFITS, tee, in epprevad general (22) ORCHFSTRA , A MEDICINE NI6HT MECHANIC 1:30 (SO) StSfR Sooaalioaal olfarl Ejrtiq Bi rr axUa" buoyant Fir*- ke^iloh «ny ^ piece in the werld. -Single Q M a r r i e d Q Widtfwgd Q .Piw6rce3‘ Q Separated Q I (30) LIFF WITH KLIXABKTH J._ '‘In l)arfcr>l Maakattaa” 11:20 ( Ri HOLLYWOOD'S BKMT MO\> NOW TO JOIN MANCHESTER (Ul LITTl.t: BASC'ALS Ka«h" nibbor -moMia— Tsrith *pacially.- 9 5 DivMi ralaidaa l U op aad coodptll BoNor mada for yoon tion. if shopping near us, or -iJtl WEATHER 7;S« ( 8-5.7> ftOI.D JOCRNEY ' Ytur C*nn«^i4uf Rlug CroM Stond- l^ufbond and Wrf* 0 AUTO SERVICE (Mi KAHLY SHOW ' ''.MarAlhan Swim" el eerrleel S e w 830 In ^ aaUl grd flbn bwngftti will gg info o^otl let us delivier , promptly NOVEMBER 9th, 1956 "Mlarn af Kin Tin Tin" (U) ROBIN HOOD Flr«8l9aR,.Fean«f tp** 164 W. .m i d d l e TPKE. <531 RIG FICTUBE Oo^omhor li^tlug Croii will moil ' Husband or wife and all UNMARRIED CHILDREN- UNDER without extra charge. A ,i7:i fRanhiie c ar le show dol.lT'^RBlaaRd leoBdolioal \ TEL. .Ml 9-4100 PROCEEDS ALL USED FOR^YOUTH PROJECTS (Ul TWIUGRT THEATKB C.70I CONN. LIONS EY.r, - your, bill ond M«mb«rtHip Agr»t' 19 YEARS of age must be listed below to be included gVeat many people entrust «;U I2!i ADVF.NTL'BE TIME RESEARCH A LL SEATS RESERVED— PRICES $.3.00. S2i40, 11.80 (:M 1 II'BFUBTSCOPK — (U> ANNIE OAKLEY •■tfHi eoTroiB.' trattlad idth 2 MATORNC HAIR .. ON SALE TUESDAY AT m«nt oft»r .your opplicotlon kos I under your membership: '' u.s with the respon.sibility (58) CHBIRTOPHKBS 7:U 477-88) NEWS ,CARAVAN boBn'* octopltd. VACUUM • :U 1331 8POBTS DIGEST SyboM’ — **tha inaW bU sHp I of ’ filling their' prescrip­ ' . >v * . ■ 8:4* f 8) WEATHEB nUEDROlSTRS First Name' Middle Initial Birth Date Month !)fear ORDER BLANK «:4S I t) WOBI.O HEWS TODAY . toT T f.-A qioal iK»aca iarorl BOTH CONVENIENT STORES WHAT YOU RAY ^r; tions. May we compoupd •<«> NEWS , . $ 1 4 .9 5 ladividiNil ...... S^.I4 iMf month . Husband *Q < C L i A N B R rs7 M*jne ...... 7:88 ( 8) SAN EBANCISCO HEAT GLASS .1. . ' ■ ; wif* n.^ yo^' Throw Them (Jtl WEATHEB AND..Ml SIC' ' Open An Account . . . Liberal Terms . Natbond and wifo.. 5.47 por month Rem«mb.or I MIRRORB— .bUTO GLASS , DONT AwKjr > (88l EIL.M SHORTS ■ Foa^y (hvibend, wift ohd enrollinsflit. latt* pnly smlil Adifrea* ...... (Ul EDDIE FISHER — WENYMIW. GLASS Son □ ' Still ptenty or wear left In 7:18 (IIH WEATHER oil vnmorriod childrtn ' * i 2.' . ' Doughttr Q I ahoea when brought here for Pleaae *erid ...... S.DO Tirlirt* *. 7iI8 (I84AI DOI'OEAS EDWARDS J. A. WHITE GO. STORE HOURS... ondor og#^ 17 547 por monlh e.\pert repairing. AND THE NEW*--< : DiMt p«y«blo Ruortorly. Do n^ lond i r f Son □ I . ?.40 Tlrkef*- ',- ■ _ m i HIGHI.ICRT8 ' 81 BISSELL ST.—5n e -7Sn Kelih'ft. .Manchfaler. Open Thiir*- OCTOBER 15 - ...... mono/ npwr flyp CroH wm 3.' 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V-T " MANCHESTER EVENING HEI^ALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, OCTOpER 15. 1956 f a g b f q u b MANCHESTER EVENING ttERALD. M ANpriESTEiy tpONNw MONDAYf OCTOBER 15, .1956 P A G E n W i ^ p.m, to allow.‘eh'ildrea Of Grades IPTA lo Hear Talk Girls M ay Apply 4^-5rind 6 to attend .with their par­ W rought Iten Railings Ward Will , Jap, Soviet^,tlliiefs Bolton Ike SeeA Defining Naw M aay.W tar ' M W W q ir-M » W TIO —lOSO Bostoh Globe Wins^ohors ents. O ^er chiltiren may attend j Radio (hrTUii<>ridg|t i<)n Fenc; B a ile e Glasfe jil th« discretion of Ihjfir pSTehts. i Porch Column! ^ Zei^r?Bjarkfnan W edding FALSE TEETH w o d b ^ S f * ■ SubscriDtlons to tfisf'^Natipifal , A t 3Vigiir Start Peace Parlcv Aifl Policy to Tito ^In Regional AP Writing Test Parent-Te*che^,Maga 2lne^^ma.v 1 VAHEY WELDING CO. loo Voters Made dl Session:, W ith LlttlaW M ^ W D R P ^ IS W EMtern DayUcbt-Time WEOT-sTitio The Wa-ehlngton School There is room for- more regis-; ordered or ren»iwi^ at this n'a^ng. For Free Batimato-CiaU Backers of .Atty.f, Frapeis Bhca. (Continued from Rage One). (Continued from Tage One) E*t, talk, ItUfb or site*** v iUm m w ill hold;,il.e m onthly fnretihR to^ tratloiu In the . class tn< modern OlastontrarY ME S-9I1J Democratic nominee fnr' State! ftar of inseeur* (*1** tMth dropWM. T :J« - ■■ .■ ■, VergeTflte».-yrj_Ort. 15 1/Pi- TheTktreet ripped open by flood wa- sitpptni or wooMUf. rA B funi ■'n» foUowin« program iciiajl- ■ morrow highl. dance for junior and leifloir high R ep resen tativ e, Will .h alrf a "StTca foreign policy" of. his eahinet. TpUdaiSW^New RecordSet WHAY—Rave a LR« Bostoh^ 01obe^^1irra'''-Ui* Keene ., Silv4fi^ilhti kidc Dies distribution o f 'U.S. food abroad held* pliM* firm** *nd more ooai* tilea ai« auppUed by th« radJb Refre'shmenta will he served school girls ,which Is being Keid as Niphl" Monday at Ih^ UttfuaniSnt formed two years ago.";: Involves Ivifnanitqriari. consldera- foFUDir. Thu ple***itf po«d«r BM . WKiNB-riKypninc S^rrnal}« from 8 to 8;30. Dr. Franklin M. t.N.H.i Evening .Sent^Todry:.'- P'*®* s p a rt of th e A lanchester "YWCA gummy, gooer, p*«ty tw u er teMSac. On* gfctlons of the typography Hall on Colvvay Si. The Soj-'ict Union did not sign tioris - '■ points, which may bb .em- iHanagamanu and ' art aubjoct to WTU-'— ^ ^ Erlenbach' from the Stale Deparl- program this fail. The cl aJ me'eU- Wallingford, Oct. 1 5 ^i--aif- Bolton, Dot, 15 i-Special.r An--chffie attachlTient,!4 at the W e d iie s - «DD»*n't G*u** B*u*»r IS * alkailM WDnr-rwBmg Cfosbv won double flrat-prir.e* in the *n- contest* ■~w%nt:to ■'Wkntto the Portland State Sen. TJntfnrk 'W’.ird of the. 1951 San- Francisco treaty phasjzcd for doriiestlc reasons, non-*ct4). Ch*ek* 'Btete . _ oS««* changa witnout notice. mrnt of Health. Division of Dental on ErKUya from 4 to 5 p.m. at the tord Thompson,, 63. treasiirer oj addittonal ifkV voters were m ade'day meeting of Bolton Homemsik- 1 WPOr—tliihrirl, nr*iter liaul writing contest of the New Press Herald.^'TTorOaat.erlerald. r7Dre*at.« Tele- PRESCRIPTI 9 NS .Hartford, nnlfiifiee for ConKi'esa that, ended the .state of- war be­ since' aid to Yugoslavia is a jnat- (denture br**tl»l. Get FAS''A S T n r la t 1 :0 — Hvfiicnc, will .speak on ''.Fluorid- „ , . , . , . _ •CommunHy Y, with Mr*. Patricia Wallace Sllvers.ml.ths died Saturr in the la'sfreffujar se-ssiori o f the. e rs at the Comiuunvt)' Hall from •ny drug eoiiptin gram, Danbnry News' Tlme8rrHull^';^x , from the First. Di.stHct; and State tween Japan »and most of,, the Board for Admi-^sion of :Elcclors 10 a.ni. to 3"p.m, Jh'ose with port- ] ter of controversy. WHAY-Rccordt » WIiAY—Nave a Mf* ir-aljon of , Water. ' Tlie ' buainr.xs.; Knsland A * a o c I a t e d , Preas instructor. day. He leaves a widow and aon. "FREE PICK-UP ______WCCC—Record RtTUe WCCC—Good l:Ivoiiinc Good Music . N e w s Kxecutlvea Association TOrrlngton Register. ftep: jotin -GriffUli of East Hart­ World War IT allies. AUempt-S ,of Salurdav. c .,,,.. .'Tliis x,,is bringshrlnsr '(ho tola! able sewing machines are asked to ' Congros* Set Conditions WKNB- P.M. , WKNB —Kvf^ntnif Serenade mertingng wiwill follow Dr. . Erlen- MriC'^ronBWi has" been 'asso­ Services vyiil h*W 'tom orrow . / A N D T ^E LIV ER Y ” the Hato.yama government dnrinff 4VTI('—Ono Man's Karhllv iN E A P N E A l. Vincent S. Jones, executive edi­ ford, a State Senate candidate, are bring them ' V illi attachn'ients. i A'critical Congress voted last \VTK:—Women b ach 's .1«1k. ciated with theT ^tfor^ School of scheduled to speak at,the affair. the pa.^t lb Bionth.s lo g:M.a ‘ . . \V D IU > ^I Kolb* Wl>B«'—K. R Mlirrow :b _ . Charles I„ Whipjjle and John tor, of,the Gannett Newspapers, Members .shoiild'.ALso bring a yard ■ July (hat the Yugoslav air program WPOP—W»x Work! W ro i’—Sav It With Music . 9 served s* the chief photo judge. Alusic Slid hss hsd^Mite ex]>erl«nce PINE PHARMACY Shea and Atty. IrviOR, Aronson rate treaty with Rn.s.sia have al-; previou.s, high figure occin- Indian Head rfw terial,' either ■ rpiist stop unless Risehhower de- H arrim an of th e Glob? vvon over In teaching. The courilKgivea fine » ; i i - , - WHAY-tPoB^ Pftitv Other contest judges were: typog- 664 CENTER S T .^ 1 9;9816 are opposinc UepiiblU-an ineum- way.s snagged over Ru.saian i:e-,red in' 19K, also a n-iUonal elec- white or dark greerfxand thread ! terniinod by Oct. 16 that'-' Yugo- PORTABLES WRAY - Ri’corrt* other contestant!* In the "newa" twining.in rhythm, poiseT'anrriage • HTCC—Record Revu* ^ WCCC—Gd tvem ne Good Mustc-^ and "series" classifications, re- rsp h y , H a rry L. W addell o t M c­ U-verrled kv "A)*'___ JtfuWenkntM*' (CHt*' henta Rav Warren and Thoma.s fu.sal to return to Japan the .soulh-L,^^^,pj, , 2,^8 voters were tp match.' \ ] .sjavia was independent of Soviet ” ' WKNJRe-^KvrnUip S^ifnade Elks-\nil Hold and grace of rnotion. . ting Up Ntgbti or Btd Wotting. to6 fro- RoRera for Manche.stei's t\vo seals ern Kurile Island.s Soviet troops I RCA, Zenith, Motorola W kN R -P M W^C*—ll**Uty Taylor spectlvelv. Whipple's winning en- Graw-Hill Publishing''Co.. ■ N e w rraeticfi m atilrial for 'x»e - w ith I .cnritrnl, that it was. not partictpal- WTIC—U»« Kedto L«n« Iutnt. hurntng or ttehing urlftntlonl or in the Stafe Hou.se of Repiesentax WT3RO—C»1 Kolby WriK*' F'obv rt Q. lo wls " • » jry outlined the social and politicar'sf>rk; nevV* writing, Marshall D X. ■icongtcoDf ■mciiinfoSmtllingo Cloudf Urtno,, WTIC rBo.HtTkU Orchosira on the national farm is.sue. ager, Pitlsbtirgh Press, and fea­ To Address PTA Republicans and 6l Deruorrat.s. . The basic decision to continue urday night at the Elk* Jtfome on ■ ^ v ...... Geneial A.saenif)ly. Ifiie appearance Soviet waters and rep'atriation of .should al.so bring the I rays to the WTIC—lOSO R»dM l.«n* WDRO—KHd> Atn.dW ,Keene Wins In Smitll Tuuiis ture writing, tawrepce O. Hutch­ leaving 9,3 persons wlii'i did nol a niinirfium program 6iirh.a,s 5'u- Largest Display In Mancheattr WDRC—C*l Koiby ^VPOP—D''trrVivo M rstcry” Bi.s.'icll St. Tone Scimlla'cotff.Thair- of the-j-tevp ri\ndirlalc.s- is being Japane-se war pri.sniiers without a ineeting, .since Mrs. .lohn Tedford WPOP—Wax Work* in the "small city " competition ison. news editor. Dea M oines regisler w'itli either party. | goslavia has been receiving for map 'p.romi.scs a gala alT'aii^ Tha Baigltnai/ Man ’ p r o je c t. WDRC O H a ia .; forrner Japane.se tcnilories uiiset- Clerk p av id C. Tnnin.e.v noted' that of the more than 20(1 .let pl.anes he Pottcirton's WK.VB—Uatine* WPOP—Vok'c of Klrc.<«tojic Teehari of the Keene Sentinel won lo be held at the school Wednesday B A R L O W 'S . likes to **y “Veil"' H* WTIC—me" Radio L.an* : F. .1. Vii'hi. Ueket cliairnian. an- H ato.vam a m ade Onl.v a m ild rcCr Box lunches will be larned by w.anta from" the United i^t'ates. I nounre.s that ticket.^ go on aalc to- fir.st prize In the ."nevy.s" contest evening. He has - hosen. "Sports TELEVISION X . m akes prom pt _ caih in 19.').') and 19.")4 only 56--ncw each meniber w-lio atViids. The 130 Center St.— MI 9-4537 WDRC—Cal Koiby WHAY- Polka PuMy crence in his opening address lo Tliey were, scheduled last ye.yr for yt ro p -W a x Work* w ith a sto ry of a sick aivd u n em ­ and Good Sportsmanship" as a loan*, givtg you fima to About Town yoter.s wein niade,. ■jr.pverage will he provided WTiO—Honrv Tavlor ! night, ^tinclifielcl Guest 1089 Tolland Tpk.. Bueidanhonr Hour' dath*(i Sarvjea, NolUnwId* brook. Inc. v\iir pjeaenl a talk: ed in tile .Mutual .\id Iranung ex- ed .Saturday lor a'- lew day.s’ visit WDRC—NoWr Reporter ’ WDRC—Rus.«« Nniiphton of arrangements for the 7-cour,se'i p ap er e sp tu re d the first prize iij The, Manchester Green PTA will the .territorial i.ssue. mir , two general economic aid, food sup­ ..over J.OOO office*. erlilled "The-, Rusiiie.ss Outlook erci.se-.ve.-ilcrda.v in whu li a 3-rooni , with their son's fainil.v, the Rev. ■WPOP—Bbb and Ra>- WPOP—Mod'‘n) Sotirjds Italian dinner. the "series" category with artic'le.s hold its first meeting of this sea­ for 1.9,57 "■ at the meeting of tht^ countries have so tar failed to plies and .spare pyCs for .'The * Phone for >iodr loan in juet 1-trip, house on Rt. 6 pntpeiiy of theijjnd(1 I I« I .Mrs. Theodore \V. Chandler 111*— on the council-manager t.vpe of' Fiolarv (.'hih tomoirQW night at formalize their relations. " inaintenanec of pillita.ry equip­ In Walks WHAY—Record Rodeo WHAY—Nlphl Walrh son Wednesday at 8'p.m. A brief write, or com^S{> today! KleHi.schmidL fam ily was hnrncd. Jr. at the Congregational ("hiirch WCCC—Record Review WTIC*-T«*lrphon»* Jlour government. Teehan also took;, , _ . . .. .6:30 at the-Mam'hc.sifrr (Joiintrv The seating arrangements indi­ ment ,Tilo previmusly received u Stfi/i’'f’ltHKt Aid Hike I Conditions Avero l.dd.il and the ex- par.sonage. WKN'B-e.Ba3eball Matinee WDRC—.R 5.« Natitfhl^n ftHi-d place in the "series " contest, j "'"1 Precede the O u b . cated that Khriishrhev will dnnii- from this ooufilr.v. - '- WTIC—lOSO Radio Can* WPOP—Moikrp Sounda loans. $3S lo ertise w'enl oft' wiU ioiil it lijU ii- Warranlre ITeeds: Alfieel and Trouble :S#- Hartford, Ort. 15 -oir. Since j theihby • winning $35 in prize ! Program>v^ ffate the Soviet side of the negotia- He ha^ohlaiived some jets in WDRC—Cal Koiby Firemen .started the fire at H;3fi Lillian Thomas to Williain and the past' both fighter.*' and train­ WPOP—Bob and Ray WHAV—Nipht Watch plana indicate Connecticut rede- i awards. | Raymond Stlnchfield. assistant Memhrr.s of Ander.son-,Shea Apx- tion.s. Ho sat in the i enter of the WTIC•'-4‘'t»ntfastB lu Mu.Bir Soviet delegation, directly opposite a.m. when st.vicne wa.s |iour.ed into RUzabeth Fi l^ish, property on ing, plane.*. ■ . ____-- IT HAS taken years to te- - 1 :1*- WDRC—(■'apiiol t'loakroom s '* velopment- projects resulting from | Cash prizes totaling $675 were siiperintendent of schools In Man- lliaiy, VFW. will hold a varie'lj' holes oin in the roof and ignited. ■ WHAY—Salnc Eaay *' awarded lo winners of photo? writ- cheater, will he the-guest speak­ Hato.vama, while Bulganin sat to Flench Rd.; Myron M. Lee to cumufate^ your ' TaluablM WPOP—MtMli*ni Sounds the 19",5 flood.s may coat $25 mil- | social Tluii .sday at 8 p.m at thi' The house was ifown to siiioUi'er- WCCC—Record .Review • :4^— ing and l.vpographical contests er. His topic will ."Accom- ^ e n e f i d a i f INANCf one .side. Doris Belirmann. jiroperly on fleto- WKNB—Reaueat Matinee lion instead of thetrriginal $lO mil- REPAIR hom e of ,\li".s. A d rian a Cobb, 2.'! Ing eniher.s at 10:20 a.m. . furs, jen’elry, diinSe WTIC-KMU Radio Lana WHaV—Nialit Watch at today's opening s e s s 1 o n of | pllshrnenta and Challenge in the lOBMfBiY M|k‘.ONAl f I S A M. $ t. 0 .Iiipani-.-" and Soviet newsmen ron Rd.: Kdwa;'.LUC--HnttTo Conrad WTIC -C'oiUraBts in Music djon planned. Gov. Ribicoff la ,ex- D ivision ,St. The pro< ecd.s will he for Bolton stationed, its piiin[ier silver, Kla^wjare WDRO^-Cal Koiby W'DR('—CapUol Cloakroom NEAPNEA'a annual fall meeting ' Elementary School* ' were permitted inside for the open­ "rnerre. Williaiu Rll.ssell and WPOP—Bob and Ray p«lel.ed to ask the le g isla tu re to In­ the benefit of tbe VFW National truck al Joliii.soii'.s PoiuT to refill EXPERT RADIO WPOP—Mod#*!!! Sounds at the Basin Harbor Club. The as- The slogan for this year's prO- •f Monchoiter X. ing c"i oniony. But '\Vcstein cor­ Romeo Richard to (Jonrad K St ai4A ■ ' crease, th r State's share of the con­ Home for widow.* and oi plian.s at tank 'thicks on duty. The Jrical In no time, a burglar cpn sociatlon is composed of executive* gram Is ''Bring a Neigh'tbo'r." Mrs. respondents who drove.,Jrilo - the Pierre, two parcels of land off Rt. and TY REPAIRS WHAY—Swine Ea*y WHAY—Nirht Watch tribution from $1,750,000 to $■!,- S06MAINSTRECT ^ Raton Rapid.*, Midi.' Mis. Doiotliv tank truck was in .service a.s were rob you of thoae poaaca* WCCC—Record Review WTIC—Kleclion Trends of Associated Press me'mber pews- , Millard Appleby, chairman of the K rem lin gxwunrt.T'WTTfi" tlug 6-car G. •All kinds, including gar radios TVKNR>-Today.ln Sport* 200,000. 2nd Floor, Ovor .Woolworth'a "■-jvre insehm idl is chaii m an of this tho.se of Coventi'.v No, 1. Andovyl WDRt'*—Moods for Romance . papers in New England. i membership committee, will be in ■Japanese e.onvov were barred at, sion.s, KTIU—lOSU Radio Laa* WPOP—M<^**rn Sounds' Mltcholl 3-41M .. Manchottor project. and Colnhibia. Coventry No. 2 ,xnd Alanehesler Kvening Herald Bol- WDRC—Cal Koiby lltlS — Time# la-nsman .Wins .the activity room to issue mem- Afk lor.tho YES MANagar the entrance to the conference POnERTON'S W PO P^.e* Paul arxl Mary Ford School Coats Si inly Set Hebron had pumper- ti iirk.s a.l. the lon eorrespniideiit, Mrs. , Joseph Guard your valuablea WJH AY - XI aht Watc h Han'k Murphy of the Hartford bership cards to anyone wishing 0 « N THUiSDAY EVENINGS ONTIl I room . - 1.30 CENTER ST. WTIC—4'harh«> Applewhite Times won the "best in s h o w " ’ to join PTA. DaIJaiiglHeis of l.ilieitv . N'o. 17. scpj.io atul the Cov'ento" am hulkn’ce D'JIaliii. telephone Mlfeiiell' .H-.5.)l,5. agaibst burglary, fire and WHAY—New* WDRC—Moods for Romance lt.ni m.e« I. ftiie.nti .1 .jl i.rr.i!.ei.g i.vni was aj.s'o. on hand. Traltic wa.s WCCC—Good Eyenlnc Good Muale WPOP—-Modfrn blinds H artfo rd , O ct. 15 IJP, A gro u p award In the photo contest, to Refreshments following the pro- u r tidjl, wilf'drolif its iimntlilv ineel- other perils with our tai- WKNB—Evenlne Serewad* called Connecticut Citizens for the MORIARTY BROTHERS A l.gn •( llOO «Mli $?0 *0 ...metly ing loninri ou'^Sij. 8 p ni. in O riing" handled hy the local lire police. capture $75 in prize-money. His ' gram will be served in-the cafe- S0I-51S CENTER ST. o Ml S-51S5 ropQ’d in 13 conlecwiiv* m»ntKly IfiiiellmBnfi ■ WTIC—Newe ' WHAY—Night Watch ' I Public Sc hool.* announced plana •f $10.05'»ed«. Meaimwm, 30 wianflM. Hall. -soriiil tilHe with refre.sli- UNAM to Collect lored-io-your-needs iiisur* WDRC—New* Reporter WTIC—Fred .Waring picture showed a Winsted, Conn., ;terla. , X Firemen received prai.se fiiim WPOP—New* WDRt?—Moods for Roniance I Saturday for a .statewide survey m en ts will follow ihV .piisiness se.s- tho propci lv-ow ner .and the obs'er- ancc. - • : I i — ‘ WPOP—Mod#‘fn Sounds '> ; to find out if Connecticut com- ■lon. J i - Clothes for Korea Lvci'S fin hand, for the efficient y and WHAY—BjiorU i mimities' gel better education by WCCC—Good Evcnlne Good Muale WHAY—Night Watch V ‘H3-■ y;-? ■ - ■ ^— ------I te a m w o r k w h ic h w a.s d i.s p ia v o d . . WKNB—Evening Serenade WTIC-FreH W^lng spending more money for it. The' A m oriran AUx?^isE^n' .MRS, LAUKRNt’K LKE ZEINER Town-speople are urged to .start I Officials rredit the training oxer- YEfiR-ROUND P IR CONDITIONING \VTIC-«trlclly BpdrU WDRC—Moffds-Jor Romance -edllecting good ii.syd clothing to U.ises with giving the firenten ac- . WDRO—J. Zalman WPOP—Modern'Seunda \ will liave a .so< lal meiTing lohiglH- (UllLIDM R -s.^\Vhiie tlirycantlieniiims formeir Willi a Tingertip veil attached, and donate.to the used clothing drive lual experience'in fire fighting trr WPOP—Lawrence Welk iitaa— - • 1 at M o‘rlo( U in the Lepum Home. (;O.MI*ETEN('R • :s e - ,• WHAY—Night Watch Mias Lmda ’Polh and .Miss Kathei- Ihe'spltingL at the .'smilli Method' mitts. She.carried a while orchid which .starts Satiilday, Oct. 20. iin-I siipplement the thcoi v they a.c- WHAV—Dinner Data WTtC—N^ws. Ife /x a U CRE.VTES (’ONKIl)EXCE ALLIED TV SERVICE on a white prayechook with I der thc'aiispice.s of the United N a-f quire in, drills. WCCO^Sood Bvenlne Good Muale' WDRC^NV.ws. Weather ine K agan, higli sch(»ol ..senioi s'w h o i.-'l* ChuFgh at 4' o'clock .Saliiiday ■ (f WKNB—Evening Serened* WPOP—News \ \ y MANt'HKSTER all-ended (virl-s’ .‘^tate at St-orrs Iasi steplianotis, - |j lions As.socialion of Manche.sler,Mahche.sler, >i • Jlowever valuable lire tliiair.v. afternoon for the w edding of Mis.s . . . and jiiiblie ennfidenee In the high WTIC—Cote G!e* Club U :ia— C ft Per House Coll June, will be guest .speaker.'?. Mrs f The bride'.* attepdanl.s all woie'-ns part of the local ohseivance of ithey.poinl out, the heat of a hum -| WTDRO—O. Lombardo WHAY—Night Watch \ Beverly Joan B.jaiknian daughter standard of ni>r service Is the basis of our WPOI^Mel Allen . w n c —Sports ^ i* J V Pill# Part* Eugene Fireman and her coinmil- floor length gown's of peacock . Alnitod Nation.s Week, (Jet. 21 tp i-ing building and tlie need to make polirv. -.. • : t t - WDRC—Ruas Naughton tee will serve refre.shmonl.s. | "f Mr; and Mrs. Norman Bjarkman blue with taffeta boc(tKe« and net 27. . : | meaningful ilccisions on the spot . WUAT—Dinner Data WPOP—Modern Sounds - \ . H r 9-0080— 9 a.m. to 9 p.|n. panel skirt.*. They alsoVnre blue. Co-chairmen of the -clothing , teaches firr-fighting facts fast, \ Ileitiber of Karlory . < Sr.. 230 H illiaiil .S' , e.tii Laiirence Wlllium I'. (}ulsh W'CCC—Good BrealaK Good HuaSo feathered hats with peart* and "h ive are Fi'cd Baker and Carl j Observers p r o .s e n 1 irn'lnde'd WKNB—Eventne Serenade WHAY—Symphony in tb* NiWht Bonded Klertrojiir TecAnirtane Meml>ers of -.Mv-slu;, lieviesk. No.] Loo Zeinei of Pa.sadon:i, Calif., son Ra.v’inond T ,V * lsh VKWC—Three Star Juxtra W’TIC—Starlight' serenade T veits. The boiiqucl of the matron Hf'b'bamber. They stifle tli,*,f there ! Tlvur.slon llowaiil. Wateiford; — " .ui'rii of .Mr aiKi M is . Alhort Zeiaci. Tho Funeral Paul R. LaBrec WDr C—Lowell Thomaa WDRC—Riien Naughton 2. WrHiien's Benefll .\s.*vn..' will i of honor was of mixed white and ! oeed for good used clothing. C hief H ow ard Re.vfiiolds. I-:;jigle- WPOP—Meet the Artlat WPOP—Modern Sjuinds meet at the \N'. P. Qiiish Kmiejall Kov. Dr. Fred ,R. Rdgai. minister 1 :aa— ■ ...... U:45— of tlie'o' iirch. offieiated at the can-’ bUie vbr.VRHirthemitmsy and tho.sil^Gedding;,hoots, nihbera'and prarti--; ville; (Tilef fliadbourae. Hampton.':: • WTHAY—EnCora' Theater WDRC-rNIght Owl Home ihi.s eveninp at S o'etork -td] of. the bridesmaid.* were, of mixed "'H' shocs.-The items I'nay be left at ' Difcclor Albert Martin of the ! "ome 175 Eaat W crc.LEv*n^ Muale ,.WHAY-^*lghl Watch pay a final tribute of resperl to dlcliglu tiienuiny. Harold Baglin. -WKNB-i-Evenlng Serenade WTIC—Startime Serertads sokiist; aooon.pained at the organ pink and blue rhry.*ahthemiinis. ,tha British American Club. 75 F,.i.*trin t'onneclicnt Fiiejiien's • Ml ^-5940 Center St. M o y I P r e U Mrs. N’elhe I> ('till, \\h o died Saf-] WTIC—Dick Burtel. h.v Phillip Tregg.or, sang "The The mother of the bride chose' ■ ('('V <'■'(.'< >h ’•4'’ 'veek 1 Training School in Williinantic. 1 WDRC—Amo* and Andy urd ay . .Mrs, fJill wa.-v a mivmber of a mauve ro.se crepe and hi ocaded Sunday, from 9 a m. to mid-| William Nichol.s afid Roy Ta.vlor. I Ixrd'.s Prayer." • Beoaii.-o, " ami "1 W’PGP—'Fulton Lewla, the review for nian\^yeais. . j combination di es.*, and the moth- u'Kfil- drive will extend to both of Williniai,itic i TeL liU — Lo’.e You Tnily. " ' WHAY—Kneor* Theater ^YKAM IC L R iT d AYS Mondoy llw» .'I I er of the hridegx'ooni. a slate blue klonday. O re 29. | Sew ing .Ylac-liiiie n e n in iistratu m 1 _225 MAIN ST. MI 3-1126 WCCC—Evening Muale GENERAL Xi .(laiiUim <^iapte!' oi Beta' The h n ik , •vho -,vas ,\as presentedprcsenieo in , hiocatied dress with ptnk accesso- Tlie elothi^!- ( ollecteci! Vvill be j Mr.s. Vincent .MTi hcwicz, w ill WKNB—Allen Brown 1 WTIC—Your Star* Tonlibt INSURANCE fasttr-actisf PijTma Phi will ■ meet lomonhw- marriage h.v her falher.father, had as her ] rie.s. Both had corsages of white used for the needy ih K otch. [demonstrate u.'C of .sewing, nia. j 5' Air-COnditioned Funeral llpine WDRC—Amo* and Andv .TV SERVICE TUg.ht. at ^;ir»- at the home of ij'alro n of honor .Mrs. Re.x A slagson and pink chry.santlveinuni.*. ( WPOP—Ed. P. Morgan leans Better Protectian Doya tg QE A Cali Sfpirin m sdei Mrs. C^nrloUe* Po.st, f»0 Kefpu.son of Gr.oton Biiclcsn'aids were Mrs- Hildotl Bjarkman, .si.ster in law of Following the ceremony, a re- ‘ Nlghfa W2a99 PinaPaHa Rd. . - ' ceptiofi for lOO guest.* was held in ! Televiaion Praenuns LEE M . SILVERSTEIN the bride, and Miss Dolores As Bdtertised in the. church parlors. When leaving !' T E L . BO S - S m \ (lionfiiddo of Windsor. O n F M t s T w o M aiuliester Ivodge. X ok.7 o. A K. on a trip to .kiuf, Calif , where and A .M . wiil h'»]d a so e n a l r^om- D avid Z einer of [’.a.-tadena w as they will live, the bride wore a -V LIFE-LOOK* POST n v in ira lio n at fhe Ma.s.onr Tc'm-* l.iest m an mr. his br‘oth er and ushers navy blue suit with blue accesso­ jlssaS M i 31 were llildon Bjarkman and Norr.i- pie tomorrow evenin;; nl 'Die ries. ASPIRIN MRMiOURtiAL officers o.f the lodge will pe a.sai.sl- !f an Bjacknian, brothers of the The bride worked at Traveler.* Pure 5-fraifl tablets. ANTISEPTIC Best nylon bristles. el by membci.s of ihe Kellnwf;raft ' bride. . ; Insurance Co. prior to her' mar- Thc b-id,''« floiir-length gown of rtage. The bridegroom is serving ui Quick dissolving, Kills contacted germs ««hen used Medically approved styles. f'lui) in tlie eNemp.litif alur, p a re n ts of wash and gargle. 3 9 f social Jiour and i-efrc.*<)imehts. j p'anel of lace with net lycrordion the bridegroom.' made their first 166-Takltt Battlei JT P 2 for 40* PROGRESSIVE FARMER pleat.s oil the .side o\’er saftn., Abe trip PLast to a tte n d th eir son's REG. S4C L for MHT CHILD'S KLEHZO al.so wore matching lace and tulle : wedding. R IG . l e r TOOTNIRUSH Rtf. 2S< 2 f o r 2 8 < 2 for 90* Extendcd Forerast I NURSING 2 f o r 2 6 * H artfo rd . O rt. i,'i ij-. KiVc- I .y ' Choose from these and hundreds more on sale! forecast for t’onnccticut, Tiio.sd,\y , tjvrmigh Satr.iday: ' I OF .MA.NCHESTER IFLETGHER GLAS8 GO* .MltchelJ The lentpera! HI e will a'ver,i,ye 79< MOHACET APC T U im for sHapit hcadKlte. l i t ELITE LINEN INK TAIIETS REXAU SACCHARIN TABLETS 9-7879 Murtits, neurtl|lt, lOO't...... i t ENVELOPES...... 2 for .2 6 H gr., lOOO's, Reg. 1 .2 6 .... 5 oi 6 degree.* above normal. The j 188 WEST .fitIDpLE TURNPIKE ASSOCIATION, INC. 2 for 1.27 noi mai m ean f"i-- B'r; WASH CLOTH Cannon Dry-Fast, 12'x 12*. 29 1. Kirsch VERTICAX blind.s Fvery Resident of Manchester ELITE CRUSHED RIPPLE POUND PAPER Populjv styles...... 1 2 for .20 PLAYING CAROS Bridge, Pinochle. Poker. „ . , draw open and closed like A ENVELOPES 50's, paper or emit...... Rtf. J t 2 f 0 ^ .90 2 for .30 Single decks i.oovaiM Ztor 1,01 draperies:draperies; smoothly and REXAtL SNAVtN6 LOTION . . ' . KLURITE PL^TIC COMBS ' (Double decks quietly. Pleasant fragrance. 6 ounces-:___ . .Rtf. 56 2 f i r .60 PaRular sty le* ...... | ... >j»vi!«a 2forT.99 ★ A ★ ★ 2 for .11 Plus Federal Tax on some items Dramallr New Styling Lveryw lierjel Pow erfully New in Performance! Don t And more . : ; a new' array of optional BONUS BUYS NOT 1c SALE PLAN, BUT WONDERFUL BUYS - ITnn't iiiii=,s kcoinp it! From new QuWra- mi.‘-s .driving it! Di.'(‘o\er. a new kind of power luxuries make tlii* the most effortless- 'T tsiu U t Fluoridt ^ PiM tic CliftdR n m THERMOMETERS OakiraiH Mary Aliss ASSORTED TOOTH PASTE l.ile, (irilic—Ariir-rica's fir.-t-four lic-adlanip swifl, hilken itfX) ho^^c-jl^\^;cr in the 'mo.-t driviii" fine car ever hiiill. Kyery’thing you OUHC-BANDS Flexible, WRITIH6 PAPER CHOCOLATES Freshens your mouth, brightens / ! llqsh-coiorcd adhesive Distinctive watermarked Delicious assorted cent 'doijrn — lo canted rear liliulc--:, lliis.is llic jiuwcrlul Lincoln ever iHijlt . . a new kiini tniu h luriis lo power! Electric door locis, your teeth-and fights d44ay 2 ways: ' Accurate, easy to read. white. Social tin . ers in dkfk or milk , HELP with fluoride and anir-eiuydie. handace. .Plain or. iwtrc. pat 60 sheets, 60 ehvs. chocolate. « eg* J: ]ont:aclioii 'Liirbo-Drivc tran-ini.-.'lon . . . (i-way [lower seats, [lowcr lubrication ara Oral or fecial types.' - _ _ 3V..Mube, 3 Y,r 9 9 c 2,50 Valat 1 . 9 9 3 fer 1.47 VMul » n n t 2 V J ____ 1.56 Valae ' 7 7 ® 2.M Valat. 98® 2 10.0,1 all time, tfcryw hcre'^liold new idcaM , a-new,kind of Hvij,rrii-(!u'liiiiiied ride! just a few of Lincoiih's' autoniatic luxuries. taeei, ptaui • l A I Y . l O U Etoctrtx HEATIMG WRIST y^ATCHES d K is tm is T rii 7-LIGHT SET KAR ' * POODLE , . r A MANCHESTER Ovtr 2J(: tall. Lifalikt, with PAD Soolhnig heat Men's' is waterproof,* \ Dark brown bear; while; shack protected. ladiesL Independently burning, 2.35 Value raotad„wqshablc hair.Mtmihg far muscular Khes. 1)N>1IST.\KABLY...THE IIXEST IN THE FINE G.\R FIELD poodle - bath hits with the' 3-spaed jwtproof. U.L. in dura-gold.' Expansidfi l-light Sal, Bikklinf. 2.75 Vain. kids! long'pile rayon pWsh. ayes, .cao qoica. Ninon dress. 15-Ugkt Sat, Outdatr. Slkts clo.se tiprhtfv for privacy. appvd; fitaraniaed. bands. II DD 2, ,j!Slat.s turn to an.v antfle to ad­ DEAR, 2.M VtiM . . . . .1.77 EKb 12.16 Valat ...... 0 . 0 0 CIV^ lamps . . . 1 .7JSValut Sizes up to 81 ft. widd* macie FDR MANCHESTER PEOPLE PtOOLE. 3.16 Vatua . . 2 J I 1.66 VahN 3.99 All U.L. Ap'proved mit air and lipiu "a.s (iesired! lifiBJi 3.8 *As long as cast and crystal art inlKt. Smoojh up-and-dowii . .slats b.v F'inde'.l ip Manche.stcri don’t .collect cjusl. PhOpe Mitchell,.3-4865 for ,in- DON'T MISS It I LINCOLN FOR 1957... AT PlecMe nlail your contributien IpDDAY to: EVERY ITEM IN THIS SALE IS REGULAR, GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE the-,hbme demonstration and MRS. ALLEN F. BEHNKE, Assistant Treasurer, fr ' price.*. 178 to t C enter' Street. Mmichester, Conn. ' F in d e ll MFG. Co. t ^ I I 1#!%W I ■ BORiw ' Chocks may be mode poydble to l|dPnNA. Inc. ^ 4 8 5 E.V MIDDL^TPKt.^MANCHBSpER GREEN MCRIARTY BROTHERS ^ ■i_.. ( 301.315 CENTER 6TREET > \ MANCHESTERMANC AD\*pBtWSiMENT ."tPONSORED RV MdrNCHEirrER MODES. Ine. .-,. I • .. . ■ rt 4 873' M A lN 'sfREET- P H O ^ MJ 3-4188 w ---. . 19*. ' . - • * .1 - T r •>. ‘ - r < V -A-V . ('I, V.-. V \ ■ ■■'X .. e 4. , arf 1 _ rt i ! 'k ’ Jl i-..' 'jV/' ^ 4 . i "'■'a'-''' r. J 1' ■' i ■’ i

\ 'N X,; V, V/- ^ h e r a l d tAGE s e m f MANGHESTER E V E ^ q ^ . MANCHESTER, CONN., NONB.^,^5CTOBER 15, 1956 X. PAGE SIX 1 . " IIANCHISSTER EVENING liERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MQNnA,Y, OCTOBER 15, 1356 /-..i -■ ■'< St«\-en«on is not for han^inR My cause tly* Aqiiariuiii had some silly | On every path of Jlfe .you take, v McCoy, aaais.tcd by Phil Marah, will t actum Quits Announciei Ne7Y;WaS^o rule ajialnst droppljjg live Turkeys i It's, there for you to sec, lead In '"A chievem ent Plan.’’ enemy' an advAirtARe. He- Is for p r p o f l l e s ]asper'Rosendahi Wedding Skywatch Schedule tskuig s course which -mi(tht ptK I into thd . tanka so he got discour-1 Our ^ rd . He left It here on earth, . BOY SCOVT By ROUKR PRICE aged, and gave up. That seems ito So it's good.for you'and me. ,,Tuesday evening, commissjoners Radical^ arty t ^Shrink Painral Piles BV i'H s enemy in the .ho'lc, morally be Or. Srhwine's life story..,When­ will n ^ t a t the home of Mr*. ./is s ' Jean Dolorra Rosendahl, Turstfa.v, OcL 16. ■ ■KRMX)'PtUNTlMQ COjI UW. diplom atically, ■feisenhpwer Is, ever’ he gels A ''terrific I'dca -ilikc Notes and.News Nancy Klock. On .Friday evening, (laughter'of Mrs. Isabel Ro.scndahl, IX BtM«ll StrMt ■you can be a fr;iend,-a friend of' » W A T K I N S Over M idriight-'2 a./...... '...... Wilfred J, Lcmire, W-. ‘ Science Find* Healing Subita^^. That Doe# Bolh-^ al ot fol'-nv.^-8 a.m ...... V olunteers .Needed. . The secret is-* ne# heating sub­ - afternoon In' the SoiitF Methodikt ■ heating substance with the astonish, who ha.s proclainied'> hat nuclear will beat a path to his door, ff -t Inspire \hc heart for blessed M anchester Green; 126, Em anuel . Fire OiiFts 11 Faitiilies powerful Radical Socialist party a.tVhJ-.-lO a.m...... A'oliinteer* Needed. injr ahilily to shrink hem^^rrhoids stance (Bio-Dyne*)-discovery of • PUMIMXd B»ery E re jim e jl^ c r^ Funeral Strvie* Church. The minister, the Rev. Dr. world-famous research institata. londavi UM> aolld»y» Knierert *t lli» war is an impossibtli,ty,r">n4^ the happens. hope he's home and not things, “"s. ” Lutheran; 152, Bowers. have quit the faction in protest , IP a.m. n12 Noon ...... N. A. Mosele.v, - and to relieyfrpain-without su rg /y . Po« Olllc« »t MxncfccsiJr Conn.. «» oiitLfoolIng around with one of his ,Which only Cod can give.. v / Waterbury, Oct. 15 ii'Pi. C ^cire i Ormnnd Jr West, Director Fred, ,R. Edgar, officiated, and ...... Voluiite(.rs Needed. .In enje aftef'oaf.e, vvhile g /tly This 'substancf is now available in one who' ha.s done mor^ tharj Unj:^ .'Tuesday, Tioop'47. Soutl Meth­ swept througha 4-atory 'apart­ Philip Treggor was organist arid against ex - premier Mendes-I •‘I'’'’'’ ‘ -p /.'• • • • •' relieving pain, actual fedu/tion suppo$i(ary or oiafmsnt farvi under Boeond ClM» **»>l ***«'a' dbpey experiment's. •Through Christ the I..ord, H is'only 142 E ast Center St. F ran ce’s le'lvdership. p.m. 4 pin...... Carol Chace. SO&CRJPTION BATW other to shift the \vorld toward odist; Squidron 25, Roger Corp; ment houae anlF-..three nearby . accoriipsnied the .soloi.st. Harold tshflnk.-ige I took place. the name Preparation H.* At your *. P«y»bl« In AdvAnc^ j Srtn. MIteheU 0-7198 A* a result, elder sl.-vtc.sman I •> P ni...... James Galanek. James Arthur. , Most amas.iiig of all —resufts were druggist. Money Back guarantee,^_ the peaceful 'uses of the atom. ! . As long as' you may. live. Pack 151,.. Verplanck. homes yoaterda.v.' drTving 11 fami­ Baglin, vVho.se -number.s were "I . .W ayne Garland, ■nive You Truly." "Becaii.se" and ty piosidenyv he had. held aim-c ' ® P 10 p.ni...... Liiev BurkeF FIX MonUK S.9U ; ■ ■ age estim ated a t 335,000. No' one "The Lord’.s Prayer." Church JhreirMontlis ...... ijll i Kisjcmma the world -must have .\ Tlimiplil for Toilay’ rl'm.reall.v glad'to be a friend, planck; 120, St. Jam es'; 133, Sec­ VV’orld War H. Herriot told the lOpm .M idnight...... David Jamspen. ■—^ It helps me^on my way. wa*' injured. KIniirhealer’s Qldeet decorations were vvhite chrysan­ party’s annual-r:t>nvcntiori he Slip-I . Sk.vwatcli Post locaterf-limiptng Rope' For prayer, niy friend, is the only party. . ' i i-'’>- p ni. , ^ j Friday, Pack 47, South School. ------i EsU bttshed 1874 bride was attired in a floor-length, The Associated PresW ** fringe n.-..iuinii(as.suratvces. r.i. This Prondle rer..inds me of iheT--...^ To Be a Friend i way, ■ .‘ r FRESH CANDY i'residene.v Oja-n I “ ' ^ ^ entitled to the uee ot Jrepubllcstinn ol ^ ,>■ . That biings .voli i lose to Hiiii, UlAtnuin, Sc^rafft. ,P. * 8. ^ ; bokknot and Chantilly lase and At Mende.s-France’s siigge.stiori,/f indu.stry and comm-ree. Thl.s dynamic pnlilieal figure sinee Gen. CM$TOM BUILT HOMES all. ne«a diepelchee credlled to u or ; -phe .-Kisenhower basic posili on time nr. Srhwine tried to cross ah ■ Th be a friend. yoir‘11 make a .nylon tulle over satin gown, termi­ "**noi olherwieii__1^.! .....deededcredited - Inin lliiaHue MrM»rpaper ‘ I Whom we shall moot: simie glad Scout Leadens’ Training Course ^ <^ndy Cupifoard . the eonvenlion left the presidency | minority complained th at .Mendes- Charles De Gaulle lefired from pol­ and also the n-csi news published here i.s,"simply that he would rather Octopus with a turkey m order . „.h^??^.,j;oi, may go, day, nating in a chapel train. The gown France was dictatorial iri his drive itics, -Mende* broke with former GENERAL CONTRACTING All rlfhts of republlcatlon of special j j will continue a t Bowers Schhwi to­ open- in' the hope Herriot would r.ake the halting of bomb tesUi develop a I’lrd v. ith pienlv , of . p-Q,. frieiidshi|T i5 a shining light. I If wc'confes.s oiii sin. was-designed with a V-iieckline to enforre a uniform, lefl-of-center, nremier Edgar "Kaurc late iri 195.') dispeiches herein are also reserved night,- Cub Leaders’ Training at with seed pearl.s and sequip.s and reeon.sider. REMODELING AND REPAIRING part of a large* and more impor­ driim.'SIcks. Me didn't though be- And fiill.of hea'Only glow. William Moore. Waddell School-ehia week. William Mrthur Drug Stores^ Despite the .split, li«,th ,Mejides-, ' policy. and forced hifn out of the parly. FiJll serylc's client of N. E. A. Servr Read Herald Adva. long tapering sleeves. Her hip- i Previoii.sly thf pally ha.* been ■ Herriot. now 64. .served three lee. Inc. „ tant bargain, and his sittiation is length veil of Fiencli illu.sioii wa.s.i France!* force.* and the (li.ssident.* j f / e E ES,TIMAtES—MORTGAGES ARRANGED rha netlheiff radical nor, sbt-iali.*l, . but limes as premier helwei'n Ihc’wars Publishers Repreienialivri attached a Queen Anno head-t were expected to continue to .sup­ 'Julius Mathews Special Ajteiwy — r not that he is blind' or indifferent |0 port Socialist Premier Guy Mol- gonorally rhiddle- Of the road and and was president of the National Yerli. Chicaeo. Detroit and Boston. to the peril of ^nankiml, bur that piece. She carried a cascade of ' embracing memhers of varying Assembly from 1946 until ill lu'sHli , * MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF white butterfl.v roses centered , Jet's govertfment. The Radicals ERNEST A. RITCHIE CIRCUUATIO.NS. he is .so deeply concerned with are the Soi-ialist.* partner* in the political tendencies. forced him to give up the jiosl in with an on-hid. al.so steplianotus 1932. Except for the yeqrs of the 16 LIBERTY ST. — TEL. Ml 3-8172, MANCHESTER Ths Herald Printing Comiiany, Inc.. ti e basic peril of nuclear wart it- ■ and ivy. ^ coalition cabinet. It wa.* the-second major .split ijp The right-w ing walkout wa.s led the partv ranks provoked by Viehy government, he has been Aasumea no financial respuiiiibillty for The maid of honor. Miss Rai- tvpograpbtcal .errpra appearing In adr,. gtlf that he wants to obtain full, by ,Andre Moncc. former'ministry .Mende.s-France, the nation's most mavor df Lyon since 1905. - '/ vertlaenicnta add other reading iiiatler and not merely token, gunran- bara Rosendahl. 91 Bissetl St., In TC.a llAncnealer likening Herald. sister _of the bi ido, and the bi ides- 7_ lees of world survival. * " Display advertlalng closing houra: inaid. Mis.v Marilvn Jannson. ,12 , For Eondw—1 p.m. fTWay. . As betw een thfe two real po.si- Spruce St., woie Dior blue | For rueaday—1 p mu Mon^y. ★ \-»n ce ■: a - year savings For Wednesday—I p. m. Tueaday. tion.s, on life question of whether cr.vstaleUc gowns, witli .scoop | For Thursday—1 P m Wcdiieaday. we should take the part before the nerklirie. torso extending- to waist ' F or Frldaji-ul p. m. Thursday. with how in back. They al.so wore For Baturday-rw m. FMay. whole, and the accompanying Claaalfled deadfine: 10:3P a.m. eacb while gloves and blue matching' day ol publliatton except Saturday — question of whether taking the on all four floors feather hats. The m.iiil of h(’rioi .» A . m. . ,______, ' ■ pari would help or hinder our carried a cascade of light pink .kjonday, Oct. 15 chance.s of getting the whole, rarnations, .sleplianotis and ivy, the hi'ldesmaid. a cascade of..vello\v there is room for legitimate cam­ The Bomb In Politics cai-natinns. .steplianotls and ivy. paign debate. That, however., wc ,C. Clinton Ja.spcr of .Mcriilon. The rAmpalgtv' debate on the are not likely to have, for tft'al brother of the biidegroom, was subject oT hpmh te.sts is at once would involve an.admis.sion we are" best man. and ushers U'cre Robert Lovejny,, 123 Keeney St., and Wil­ tragic and comic, reel and unreal. not going to get from either side liam l>ange of .Stratford. '« matter of politics and a matter That would he an admission that The mother of the li; ide ( lio.se of principle. Where it come iJoth sides believe in the.. same a Monaco hliie empire stylo dress out nobody knows. Perhaps it will basic things, and could even sa.v w-ilh satin panel in bacl(, and the throw some votes, one way Or aii- an, were it not cam paign sca.son. mother of tlui .bridegroom, a mauve pink brocaded taffeta dn-ss Photo other. Tlicie 'is only one thing, wc With matching jacket. Both liad I MR.S. JOHN WKAVF.R JA.^PEU can be fairl.v sure about. Without Not The Hat But The, Chip Save! pink and black an essories and pink sweMlle.art rose corsages. disputing the right 'of one of the | Tite ca.se of •the Russian discus anl.s with ix'Hil.s. an«l the bruio- tion at Sleeping-Giant State Park. candidates to inake .it an is.sue. Immediately following the ceie- , proom Ivis wHh Ur rla.^^p and cuff 'Robert French. 22. of Woodstock. lhro\ver; who. in a Lo’ndon jitofe. monv. a ' re(-cption for appioxi- . linH srl.s, . I was reported In fair-condilion at one can gue.>H( that this campaign developed a sudden yen for . hats M a r b l e h e a d rnately 17."i gui-sts was hcM at llie Grace-New Haven Hospital!* ■ discUfsion is ; not going to help has been concluded h,v normal VFW Home. Foe traveling on a the world conquer the thing it has motor tup through the .New Kng- ^ air Sliiilriil Hurl in. i'all proce.sses of justice. Tlie Soviet land states, the bride chose a light to conquer if ft, the world, wi.ahes i Kn,has.sy, where she had.’been in grav wool still witli navy blue ar- Haniden, 0( t. 1.5 i.T' A 22-year-, ANEW to live. hiding, had her appear in, a British cessoi ies and a while on liid old Yale graduate studerit suf­ FUNERAL HOME 'The comic. Almost Idiotic thing court. , _ Twin cois,sge The couple will be at fered wrist and head injuries yes­ UNDER EXPERIENCED about fhia traj^c .question is that There the store detectives built horiie after,Oct. 22 at 70 Summer terday when he fell into a 15-fnot everyhod.r knof^^s th a t bomb ,tcsUs St., Meriden. ravine during a climbing expedi­ MANAGEMENT a seemingly air-tight fai-tuarra.se The bri.de graduated from Man- have to he halted If the world is against her. The discus thrower Water Bench nion Headboard Beds/ rhester High School in the class going to live. .On, it is po.ssih1c to of 19,5.'l and IS 'employcl at Travel- ' told the court she had paid for THE JOHN F. find some roll.vanna acientist.s the hats she had. but had no rc- 159.00 /ta rt .four maple bedroom this rjiiick, inexpen- ers Insurance Co. in Hartford 'l"hc bridegKvim graduated fiom Ly­ LEG ULCERATIONS .ivhp seem to think th a t such leal.s ceipla because she had not under­ fiive wa.vl HeadlKiard in nutmeg brown maple .%hA4'r«4.r%-ll4tiK-riits-K<*F are actually goddodd for the health man Hall in Wallingford, class of Tr\ stood they were 'nece.ssary. But (m^qgan.v to ol-der). Rox spring on legs and 1P.M. served in the C. S. Nav.v TIERNEY of the world, justlist. as itjs possible the storo detectives testified, that mattrekg b.v Englander! / fronv 19.M * to IP.o.’i, and is now BELAROPEOL FUNERAL HOME to find so'me whoj .suspect that the .she had stuffed one hat up her employed at Pratt and Whitney OINTMENT 219 WEST CENTER ST. tests we have already made have Aircraft, At .Vniir n^lchli4trhfti»H iFriiKK.iit* TEL. Ml 3-1222 sleeve, and hidden another be­ The hiide presented' her attend- alread.v put too much poison into tween two pajrer bag.s. F u rth e r­ Reg. ?2!).0,.5. xTftljing the world atmosphere. But there more. they testified, they didn’t like a Boston Rortlm; is no responsible person, .who have the slightest idea who she for comfoi't. -' Black really thinks It is. good for "the was whan they arrested her. with gold .stencilling. / u orld to continue exploding the So she was found gullt.v, and w bomb. There is .no responsible fined, and now she has gone, back 3 - person Who docs not think and Your best heat to Russia. If the Russians had Rockers SIRLOIN OR PORTERHOUSE know that w r have to come to the been more sen.si.bli about the mai­ da.v when we explode no more ler at the beginning, it could have bombs, not even for test purposes. been settled before, without- any 2 2 * 2 These people who know- and feel U S . CH O ICE international overtones,, and with­ is 'blue coop heat!" that we have to come to an endN ''BACKED-BY- out the cancellation of the ath­ AND of bomb .explosions include • not letic meet the woman and other Ladderbacks Welsh Cupboards BOND" only Adlai S-tevenson but also Russian athletes were supposed to Butterfly Tables PACKERS^ President" Ei.senhower, " Harold 2 9 .9 5 AND participate in. And if the Russians 2 0 8 .9 5 1 I . • - Stassen, Secretary of DeJenso had behaved sen.sibly, for their 110.00 TOP BRANDS tVilson. and everybody who has part, they would undoubtedly "DATED* , had anything to say on the 1s.sue, Ladderbacks If you like honest-to-goodness authentic styling<^^arblehead have found British justice as one way or another. . lenient, and as matter of fact, solid maple, in mellow nutmeg brown finish^rtstor you! You'll Our first indication of what 2 7 .7 5 over a small matter, a.s British see Early American cabinet making i^ftected in full plat­ can happen when this human ju.slice has been now, -in the final form bases with ogee bracket fe^, thumbnail edges and t • necessity is thrown into the field outcome of the case. of pollDcK came when the issue paneled doors; butterfly hardw^e; scroll jigsawing. You , F or the B ritish vi'ere never try ­ Tavern Tables •/ ■ was first- raised, rather; ca.sually, choose just the pieces you i^ea. elicioud wilh >rem Snow wi ing to allege or prove wha^ the by Stevenson, in the midst of his Russian.s, with their surviving in­ primary campaign for the Demo­ 4 4 - 8 2 feriority complex in world associ­ cratic nomination. * ations. feared. They were not try- Choose wh?it^ou need .. add pieces later The moment he ‘raised the i.s; ing to proye th.it all Russians are »ue, his political opponent of the jRi'g. •'>17'.).tl0 4’2-im-h W ater Bench . . 1.53.00 Reg. $40.05. An Earl.y Ameri­ shoplifters, or dishonest, or vil­ moment, who happened -to be ‘ Reg. ?2’2!'.00 54-ijich Wel.sh (.'upboard 208.3»i can tavern table in.spired this lain*. So far as they were con­ Senator Estes . Kefauver, dcr Reg. .$t’.2!50 Ladderhaek .-Xi m Chair ., 20.05 end table with this 32 x 26- cerned, it was not a nationality r.ounced-him for it. This was not Reg. $110.00 Butterfly Table inch oval jop. Like old onc.s, it which was involved, but an in- because Kefauwy believes we . .50 X .50 X To indie.-' . .; ...... 110.00 i.s made of knotty pine! Mellow ,,di,vidual. And nohod,v else., either, mu’st corittnue . with honib teats Reg. $2!i..50 l.adderliack SidiyChair . .- 27.75 antifiuc fini.sh. has any in.stincl to indict the forever. It was hecau.se Kefauver '*• , Rf'g. $16.5.00 54-iifdi C'redeii'/a whole Bus.i’ian people merely be- waa fighting. .Stevenson for a Buffet ...... 140.00 ^ ^ cause one Rus.-iian suddehly vield- Cre’denza 149.00 finmin. ion anft thought there w « ,^ Reg. $.‘56.50 Caplain'.s .-^rm Chair ..v. 52.05 pqilucal advantage in taking the . *“ - Reg. $1.‘50.00 :55-inch Dr.v Sink ; opposite side o(, a' hot question. out pa.ving for them. Sei-ver ...... 125.00 / TTrere was. in that situation, a R eg.'$80.7.5 lluckfuol Talilc lb. The only way .nationality be- possible- corollarv. If 'we could 18 X 48 :^58 inche.s...... 70.50 ~ ■ I came involved in this incident •iippose that It had-been Kefauvert ’.V,, , k - i, -. , Reg. $152.00 558-int'h CornerCahihet ..130.00. Reg. $20.05 Hitchcock Side Chair ..'p . 27..50 ?“K- ..Jlu.ssian. sleeve, hut "in the chip gesUrtn Stevfii.son “made, to the Reg! $110.00 Catelt'g.^Tablo ' ’. "which appeared on the Riis.sian of . 44 X 70 »: 82 iriche.s ...... 00.50 .. effect th a t thl!i^(>uiilr..v . lake thC/ .fijci'ai Miouldei. If it liadn i been W l lead tqw artl halting the tesl.4, wc for that chip, the incident would Reg. $34.05 Hitchcock Arm Chair ,32.50 could’ aI.so .suppose that it would have been dispo.scd of, and for- ,then have been Stevynson -who Desks * J . , Kotten. long before this.- Not all Captain's Chairs . / took the dun, alanued view of i , UBDY’S __ are .sljopliftei-.s. But such a propo.sal Of, one thing we th ere c a n , and • could be .such a 3 2 ,9 5 • ‘ 4 9 8 2 ; FROZEN can - he fairly ' sure'; , Stevenson GREEN PEAS thing as a Russian shoplifter. . with ropjiri- would not have -saluted ‘Kefauver *1., , lirier fo r his proposal and he w-ould not R ^ . $.50.50 Chippen- h*v(f joined him in ft. - , To Get Homesick Quirk \ (iBhi de.sk fnr -.\’our m*‘ X. KITCHEN CARDEN ■ Stevenson's injeition of the is­ '• f)f course. ■ whenever we tire of hogany living" room. ,Big 20 X 42-inch top 7 W ays Better! sue in a neiij-politicar canipaign. the way our political ca-iripaign Dry Sinks* FROZEN this time his canipaign for elec- I intrudes upon our radio ,or teie and" seven drawer.*; FRENCH FRIES • When it come* to top vitluc^ 1. It'* Quick Stoitlng-give* you fast hea(. easy-to- English bra.sfies: tion, has had a similar rrsulV|.i)nlwe can alwa.vs-head down 125.00 nothing-beats ’blue .coal’ heat- control fires. "his eppositton. The , rtisenhowcf ! l<*r Ri azil. i ■nhethrr you have a haiul-firrd 2. It'* Low Ash-^youget less waste, fewer .trips to the adminl-stration' ilsell ,h4s , been ■ Brazil ha.s a fine new code for furnace. ' . ' a n d . • • seriously corvsideiing, for some *11 its radio and televi.sion slsfions. Thurnb-back Chairs 13*®^ furnace or the latest automatic coah 3,. It'* Control-Blondod —prepared at the mines to - trnie. just what Steven.vm pro-! which prohibits. Iheni from A-' ; • . .. burning equipment. You get more give-you perfect mixture for longest burning. FRESH MADE poses. B,ut, for the rttiVaUon ot the |'♦’'"f'S'Jcasting ' -sny controversial W-B BUDCET TERMS Reg. $16..50 scoop-scat thumb-back Wind.sor comfort for your dollar-with the 4. It'* Accuratoly Slxed-suits your furnage exactly campaign at lea-sL Steven.spn has ! political news. '• side chaifs in black with gold stencillings. Use finest, safes!, clcancat heat in the rt —gives less waste, greatest economy. made' up Its.mind for it. For the , ■ If the.v broadcast a conlro- them in every room in the home. 5. It'* Doop M lnod-in Pennsylvgnia’s'famous Wyo- TOSSED SALAD it " t land! T f); ‘blue coal’; you’ll sec the 19 .Hitchcocks ing Valley field. / ^ d'lratlpn of the Tampaign. • the ycrsial political, statement onl-e, difference. Youll see why wc tell our r.isenhovx-er ' adminislrat'ion is I they p ill lose their broadca'.sting :,t Dpekfoot Tables 6 . It'* C a re fu lly W a * h o d - to remove impuriiip.s,' FRESH MADE i g oz IC E CREAM 3 2 .9 5 , Gllteleg Tables customers: Don’t Be'Color-Blind ag ain st aom ething It m ighL'have liceri.se for 3p„dayV is they 'offend Ice Buckets 2*®^ ..insure cleanliness. Q--'/igal. A Q i When You Buy Coal. . . insist on 7. And It's Colorod Bluo - ,vou can he lure you're been working , for. twice, they lose their license per- 9 9 .5 0 7 9 .5 0 ^ Throw ing the 18811(5 In io 'a t>olitl- nianimtly. Tl.'t X 6*/inch miniature sap ‘blue coal’. Call us today! getting the best fuel mimey can buy. COLE SLAW" sJ f i 2 . 5 4 9 pkg. 0 9 eal campaign has had another j. 'Vf imagine, of cour.se, that an.v 19 buckets with glass jiners make '4-. tpu^rtitii and negative* lesult. As I political statement which happens perfect ice containers, Rcj;. DOUBLE STAMPS It te beip.g hanqi«xl,- Ji is' being ’ to come from the governmehl it’., $3.50.. - - „ i vey-srqpiified on ho.th aide.-. The sel'f, will ri'oL.tje claw ift, ax con- THIS'WEDNESDAY 1 ■ 7/,sen.hower- sdminrsfcalion is R< t- trqversial, rid matter how r con- k ^ H U P I E ' S lo,'- . ,-<:,*v en-..!, ’nad re.i-qm-- troversial.’ •, I 'r. ' T h e W . C L ! mended that >ve ilon* . give up And we auspeeV something else, MANCHESTER Rriea*. Effaefiva iktouflf Wad»a*doy, Octebar 17 I? 335 N. MAIN STREET , N'-.nt>. -tc 't- , foiover, no m atter We au.sivect ^ a t . a fte r a da.v or PHONE; Ml 9.5253 ti'h-st, Arv T.;\(y vise d,Steven- ^-o of life in,v8r,azil, w’i woyld MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE - Middle, Turnpike and Broad Street • is-A-i-'i.v; 1! the E(.»enhoiv#et Ive^qpirklS-he^qpirklS- homesick for the blare, V ■ ■"5 v "' , •{itnitcisju 4;:,>n w,-»nt’-,• fti keep onH oT free-_ lontrov-ersyj^ no'’ pitft'er L^TORE HOURSit MONDAYS and THURSDAYS 10 A.M. ,'fo 9 P.M. — MiDAYS 9 A M. to 9 P.Mi* j Don t be COLOR-BLIND v^hen you buy cool . buy blue coal' .- lesliAg-* N'n-.t" 5 '. Cl. .Neithep . hoiX’ ridiodout aome ^of^ft jjjay Hitchcocks . Corner (^abinets a p m a T tc * TUESO^TfjonU WEDIjIESDAYS 10 A.M. fo*A P.M. .—’SATURDAYS 9 Iq A P.M. . , * )«|riiri!Ded U>e tru th j seem be- . * 27^50 z " /V|39iOO , ^3 SIXAIN STR^ETi^^IcWli 3 -5171

l ‘" .-ivC L _ _ ■ . ■ .5 ' '. '.rt • ' ■ ' . • ■ ' V ' " ' - A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ MONDAY^ OCTOBER 15, 1956 pa g B.otne PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN-'^tONDAY>. OCTOBER 15, 19.^6 sA Jl

Chester,* Edward Pinavicia., 170 Ship Finds Davis Tells Eisenhower Loomis St.; Leo Pariseau, 359 Diag in New B e n - O b itu a ry , Police Attests GOP Gained.322 Voters Woodland St. ' ' Debp.[s from Lost D i s c h a r g e d y e s t e r d a y ; Napoleon Lam hart. Roqkrtlle; Republican Town 'Chairman v: ■S. jPltreatens Lionel pemers, of 264 Plane (^rr\fcij2 IVillia'm S. Davl.s*wiled Presi-. Balk Cause George'^'Senerth. Wapplng; ‘ Mrs. Bid to End "Harltmatnjk" SI., was «nc.‘stecl dent Eisenhowe ■ Saturday, Eileen Peitje and aon, Storrs; Mrs. Dcatlis ‘ yesterday' and chai ged with lar- Gloria Howard and daughter,- 218- . (i.'ontinued from after the voter m aking .ses­ ccnry'hf a bicycle following' In- sion ended, that 827 new voters Spruce St.: Gilbert .Pepin, Bolton; vesUgatinn- of a complaint by Pa­ F o r O u s te r Mrs. Myrtle Sedtt .and - dau){hter, Suez Crisis Mrs. Bitvld Jeffre .sigliteda freighter. The fltane had been made| and that 322 X ] trolm iroiii an Thomas CtraKam. police of them had registered with TaIcott\dlle; Mrs. Gertrude Morl- ■Mr,s. Krna. M ariKJeffre. wife of said, found'nothing,.. , - JUST the R’epiibliean Party. arty and daughter. alance of the' Mrs. Jeffre .was Iw'trn in an-'* by; the father of the'ymiti}.Mvlio no party prefer,ence. Splwak,' 85 Elizabe.th''^r.; Mark , Israeli Mixed Arm sticc t'ommvs hester Aug. I, ,1908, the daughter' owned It.' Demers po.stf^ a S.'iU eveii between plane.s. cbuld be The iinipn appealed to the U.S. British-French -resolution which The telegram to President Kravontka, 25'j Maple St.: Wil­ glon. Israel had Informed him, he oI'Ayilllam and Melha Stolte'nfeidt bond foe cpiirt .appea^sCncc Oct. picked up by other ships and mis­ i Court of -Appeals here, where the would have epdorsed the 18-natleh Eisenhower from Davis la liam l^ter Schick, 8.56 Tolland . said, that it is making lt.< own in- ■KanoIlL^in Center .St. FollowingAl2 on the charge. /' takenly attributed to. survivors ; case was dismissed on the ground Tpke.; Mrs. I.s>rraine Viterito and London proffosals for international - X ATsUgalions. her elemfrjttar.v and high school: -pthors'f-eqiui'ei). to pp.sl J.'iO fibin Uie niissing plane. / part df nationwide plan to I the union complaint 'was a matter control o f the canal and - would keep the. President posted on son, Bolton; William Well.s, Rock­ Israel's warning ahopt support­ education .in alanche.sler, she grad-' bonds'over lire' .weekend were . .V gigantic, air .search, Ahvolving : for exclusive, primarj' action- by ville; John Murphy, 12 Lenox St... also .have called on" I1 E ' gyp - t to co- ing an Iraqi (roop m'ove in.io iiated from C onnecluut College .liv^tiicy M. Palfner, :!4. of Ka.st more than 100 jilanc.s. an aircraft GOP gains during the current ; Ihe National Labor Relations the SCUA Soviet election- campaign. Mrs. Em m a Taylor, Aiulover; Basil 'yiV', .Iordan did-not tuime Britain. A New London. She w as* member erf Hartford, stopped Sunday, and i-airier and other Npvy .ship,'., was f j Board. The uoion then appealed In Asteriades, Hartford; Miss Caro- Foreign Minister Dihltrl Shepilnv Foreign Ministry alatcmciit said: Center C ongregational'^hhreh.. : Sherman H. Clemen.'.. 2il, of H art- ordered to continiie despite the Tho.se *vho bei-ame voters li'ain to the high tribunal, contended this would encroach on .Saturdav will he able to cast i.vn Cook, Ellington; Richard./Ar­ ••W h o e V c r ' enctnu nges "and ' Besides her li’.isband and pjti^ius, 1 .stopped Satiij.dav, each failure to locate any trace of the i In other actions today, the thur, 124 Lenox St.; Kathlee Per- Egypt's sovereignty. abets, actively or par:-iVely. Iraq she leaves k sister. .M:s- Heiirir operating a motor mi.ssiiig plane or .siirvivbrs. ballots in Ihfe Nov. 6 national j Supreme Court: ’ I’opnvir Joins Riiiisian clei-tion. Bon, Bolton; Stanley, Nowak. 707 In the realization 'of it.s schemes ettaKthm sof Irvington, N .J.: and ''■ethele without a driver's hcen.se. The .\ii- -Fm-ce estimated that 1 . Reinstated a $20,000 award Hartford Rd.: Mrs. Charlotte • 5’iigosiav Foreign Minister takes upon himseU grave rc- twr-hVothers. William Kanehl Jr, The aneslingg orficeis were more than a niillioh and a half One more regular voter-^ ; made to William Thompson, a aea- Wright, 147 Scliool St.; Elizabeth Popovir also voted Against' this apfm.srtnlity.” and George' A. Kanehl, both of A'l*'. olTfcers vvoi.e .square miles of the .Atlantic lias , making .session will lake j.man, for brain damage suffered Gagnon, 150 Eldridge St. portion, making the lineup 9-2 in . Ain London,, however, the-,.Brit­ Manchester "e ' -Malteinpri. respectIvelv. Both been covered by .scarcheis siiiee place ■ liefoie Nov. 6. T hat ■ when he Was struck threif times on DI.SCHAKGED TODAY: Lyman its favor.' ' ish 'Foreign Office yjq’tVkesman ‘ The .funeral will be held at the the first re.scue planes aloft Thurs­ will be on Oct. 20 from 9 a.iiif the Head 'Hth a meat cleaver Smith, 37 Wellington Rd : Bo)e.slau -Dulles asked' that Hammar- day. 'said the govertmtefit of Prime convenience of the familv tomor-I u to 8 p ill, in the office of the j wielded by' a fellow crew 'member. Pieseik, 30 Cohimhiis St.-; Mrs.' skjold "continue to encourage In­ Minister Kden lias- advi.sed Israel in Wasliington; the National town i-leik in the Municipal I On Jan. 30 the court voted 4-4 to Beatrice Han.son and ,sori..265 Oak­ tel-cliange.s* between the govern- row afternoon at 2 o’clock at the .yasteiday by j Geographic So, lely said today ftat ,the dispatch of Iraq troops Building. affirm a ruling that had the effect land S t.; Mrs. Faye Mitchell and nienl.s of Egypt. France and the Amadeo and . ocean '-iVi ront in the North Atlan- _tO"'Jordan.would "cihitrlbiitc lb F “cente^s^*'f^^^^^ Patr.:hn;n Prlmo On Nov. a. iL special .session : of limiting the award (o $4,000, son. Glastonbury; Mis. Barbara United Kingdom, a procedure . ' atability in a troiiblcd area.. " fnrrf n «^irnn««n rhHi-fcrd with spoodinp. pciliro . tie aioa. m whirh the piano disap- will he held cxi-lusiveiy for Justice Harlan who was ni.at the Wilson arfd daiigliler. Rockville; which lia.s aliead.v yielded positive The British purpose was reprp- Center Cnni-rs-f-uHnnni fsv, i said On Katuiday, David H. Tav- peared. flow toward F.ngland and tliose whose rights maluie : time and did- not vote, cash , thf- Mrs-. B eltv K earns and son. 65 W. results." The Sei'ietar.v General re­ H e ia lin f ''' ' wa.s ; the Kill op,-an continent. deciding vote today, overturnihg plied that the .six principles “ pro­ Fcnted as an effort to i aim the Delating. Biiiial \.ill be in Last , 3 , . , i-liarged bv Paljol- lielween Oi-t. 20 and Nov. 6. IVIiddle Thke.; Mrs. Imelda Jen­ They said in respons to inquii'es a ruling by the'y.S. Circuit,Court' vide a valuable .starting point for fears of the Israeli .govermhent Ccmeler.v, a t tt)e convenience of W alter Cri.ssells J r , ’ with dpi sen, 148 LydaJl St.; Mrs. Eliza belli that the existing '>alance in .the Ihe lafamily. that hnv objects floating thei'c on ! in Philadelphia. The attack on Erince, 31 Charter Oak St.: Mrs. a further exploration of existing crating a motor vehicle with de­ Thompson occurred on the oil Middle Ea-st would he upset by an .ErieriensfS may call at the funeral the ocean's surface likely would ' Harley . Moseley, 238 Oak St. po.s.sibilit ies to flnil a ju st and fective equipment, Ve carried toward land. |".safe distance" ahead of the cars tanker "Rq.sinh Marron" the night Iraqi movei home from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight. peaceful solution to the Suez prob­ The British arc repoi led to fear ! Tr. 1 BotlT'eases are slated for Salur- The North Atlantic i-urrent an j when he made the U-lu:n. of June.13. 1950. lem " In lieu of flowers, friends are da,v'.a court aes.«ion. Clarence J . Biii-ke Jr.. 16, of 229 that' King Musscih s Jordan re­ asked to make contributions to the extension, of the w-arm GuK-Slream ' flriinewald Wins Review M n d o v e r •',Mv own efforts to be of a.ssist- /. gime is in danger of collapse from • crosses this area and fans out Autumn, St., who has pleaded 2. Agreed to review the convip- anec." he said, "will be pur.sued Manrhestpr’ Lions Club program giiilt.s' to breaking and... entering pressures from- extreme Arab na­ for aiding the blind. tou ■ard the coasts of England, tiops of Henry W. Gninewald, and as indicated b.V'Secretnry of State tionalist elements hacked by /France and Spain. and theft of .goods worth le.ss than two others for conspiring toi fix Y oiith.s Honored D u lles" J15. was granted, a eonlimianco Egypt. Jordan ig holding nation­ Mrs. Effie Barstow A b o u t T o w n criminal income tax prraecution ■ Lloyd te'riiie,! the agreement on until Oct. 2(9 for sentencing, so cases. Convicted wtth.-Grunewald wide'elections next Sunday. Mrs. E ffie Lucas "Barstow, 87, For Aohieveiiu'nl the six principles a:".significant.ad-’ The V,S. government is reported Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Burnett. his prr-scnlence investigation ma.v in U.S. D istrict Court in New vauce "onUgypt's part. He said 460 Main St„ died '-Saturday be' completed. York wera Daniel A. Bolich, for­ backing Ihe British view night after a long illness. 11 Edward St. left loda.v for their Al 4-H IVograiii j't wa.s r')t w t a ba.sia for negotia- The British Foreign /Offlec Florida home at tale Morada. mer assistant commissioner of In­ ion but "the fram ework within porn m West Haven Feb. II. ternal Revenue, and Max Halperin, spokesman said, today that/in Bri­ 1869, she )iajrnts called police, FitzGerald told swats at Stevenson again on the spiring with another 'Civilian in were restored to the lisl.s. An excellent sburce is the pool of handicapped workers lines. the court. pressed hope this would rome Nas.sej's. declared in a newspaper wa.s active in the Boy Scout move­ Democratic candidate's proposals' the taking of a copy of a tran­ The new vdtoi s were i lassilied Baj;er a.sked suspension of jail Hcoiit through even-handed nego- atatenicflt that Iraqi Premier Said ment. He was also a member of the that efforts be made now to halt script of a Marine court of in­ as follows: Repiihlican.s. 9; Demo­ 11 a l i'ons. wa.s the "head agent of itish im­ Church of the Assumption. The infant Jesus of Prague sentences oil grounds his client is H-bomb testing, and that thought quiry. Shibley's appeal said the crats. 7; and indepi-ndents, 7. waiting for a chance to prove they con do o good Job perialism in the whole Arab world." He leaves his wife, Mrs. Agnes Mothers Circle will meet at the an ordinaTiK- upstanding' citizen be given to ending the military copy was mailed, to Drew .Pearson, Restored to the lists were- two .larvis-Ledu,-; one son, George A. home of Mrs. James Barry. IS but drink ih'-jiis trouble. Hjal­ draft "in the foreseeable future.'' Washington columnist, and photo- Republicans., and 'ime independent. Lediic; one daughter, Patricia A. Linnmofe Dr... Wednesda.v at 8 p.m. meer supports lus wife and three graph.s of it were sent to Shibley. ('hiin-liFtpurds to .Meet Peiini.son Kslalc for you. Leduc. aJI of M anchester; hi.s par­ -Mr.s. James Mu ready wil) be co- children. Bayer saM, 5. Agreed to review a decision First Congregational Chuioh p , i i f ) i ^ ents. 5Ir. and- AIr.s. Henry Leduc of hostesS.'Members are reminded to Judge Gryk .said th« court's that a numbers "pick-up" man is boards of trustees, demons, re­ Sel ai S675.700 Rockville; three broU-ers. Henr.v of bring clothing for the rummage policy in these cases is w'ell known Set*ortee k ires Here sale that evening. apd .he ,lid not ha\-e "too '■'much occupational tax on wagering. The will meet tomorrow evening at 8 Wallliam. -Mass.. Joseph of Ply­ The estate of the 'late Robert mouth. and Adelard Leduc of Dob- .s.vmpHtliv " for tlic accused. -x. hv Council decision, by the'U.S. Circuit Cpiirt o'clock in the -chiireh social room GIVE THEM THAT CHANCE! A training cour.se for new Francis A. Moraii., ,50. of 8'2 :. ___*___ . ! in Philadelphia, .was appealed bv Smith Dennison totals about $67.5,- SMFD fircrnerfXi'epnrted little sonvillo: five sisters, Mrs. Ra.v-, Of major concern w ill -t>e xllie '^00. an liiventorv filed, with Pro­ damage-resuited finrhrthrce minor rnond Ta.slor of Sorierville, iirs. Brownie leaders will be given at I the justice Department. It grew drafting of budget reqiiest.s for the Church of the ' Assumption °nce''^^ ' 3o‘'’dav°. Second .Staiew ide'C onfer- ' out Of Ijie arrest of 'Victor Cala- bate Judge John J. U'alletl iiidi- fires, they cxliifguishe(i\ovcr the •Theodore .McCarthy a f Tucson presentation at the 1 hiirch biiilget* eates. weekend, Ariz . Mr.s. Ff-ank Fella o f Thomp- starting this Wednesda.v . f-roiii thefive peacedays on charge ofXeach oreacn ofof ^ ' f,„. Rptaru,,, children wa.s held Council on maro by Philadelphia police. meeting Oct. 23. Experience over many years has proven the capabilities of 9:39 to ID.IO a.m. Miss Jean Mme than $600,000 is in storks .The first was about 7 :l-5 'S a tu r-if< ’hville, Mrs. George SuL'isk.v nf Moran n-n= . j i f^uturdav at the Bassick High Talk on Europe and Winds. Campbell. cxetuUve director of the' , -Moran wa.s ai rested yesterday ; school 011 day night When .nihhjsh piled Hartford, and Mrs. Wilfred in. Bridgeport. . Theme of An illustrated talk ,a lecent . Deiinison, who had been in the the rear of.the Harr.v Hutson home'A''''!*’’' Woonsocket, R. I. M anchester' Girl Scouts, will be Patrolm an W alter Ca,sseUs Jr . the conference was "A Total Prn- trip to Europe will be given to- i the handicapped worker... production wise .. . attendance at 30 Drive E. smduMorcl and .sent! 'Hie fimcral, 111 ..charge of the ’natnictor. Anyone interest- «[ hi-* 'a coni- pnntmg ah,l lithographing hiisi- giani for the Retarded in the Com- Hospital Notes night by the Rev. Francis Murphy ; tie.s.s for niartv ye.irs in New Yorl: S i . pmoke into the house. Companies Mhhn F. Tierncy,Fiincral Home, 219 1 ' ^eioio- I V ' |.munily." Willimantic. at' the monthly meet-'' W Center St '^vill h»ia -rh,,,.. itran.sportation is needed, mav -'fion'- t. Walsh today. Ing. of the Catholic Ladies' Society ( it.\. (lied at MaitcEester Xlenoriai wise . . . accident wise • • • often better than non-handi­ 1 and 4 responded. . v.enter St., willWill he held.Thurs-held, T h u rs-' ; U;al.sli said drinking i.s -Moran'.s A delegation from the Manelies- „ ADMITTED SA'I'URDAY.: Mrs. Ho.spilal May M at the age ofS'I. day niorning it a time to be an-| lit St. Columba's Church, Colum­ At 8;31 that same evening, a Hafriet Machie, Andover: William is nounceil.' rangements will be made. The Problem. He ha.s been doing , bia; at 8 o'clock. • H 'vill leaves a $1.5,,(00 bequest flreplace- chimney caught fire at Well.s, 73 .Spring St.. Rockville: training course for leaders being "P.'''“^U‘ veil." the lawyer said, but | ‘^bildien, Inc. included the Hoate.sses include M.rs; Charles to the hospital an'l 520.OOo each to 42 Virginia Rd. Hose Co. -t handled Friends may call at the funeral following: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Col- Diane DeLisle, 173 Deming St.; capped workers. given .bv Mrs. Bettv . Jones will evidently “fell off the wagon be- Donnelly and Mrs. Robert Mc­ Weils Case Dennison and Robert that call. . home tomorrow night, from 7 to pitts, Mr, and Mrs. John. Ft. Mc- Richard Arthur. 124 I„encx S t.; meet again Wednesday night a t : vaii.se it has no sides." Bride. Andover, and Mrs. Clarence Dennison, his .son.s, A f t c hequest.s, Sunday at 3:06 p.m, firomeivilu.t 9.30 and Wednesday from 2 to 5 Elraevy.Mrs. S. J. Benson, Mrs. Christie Sfiafford, 31 Edison Rd.; the bulk of the estate i.s left in and 7 to 9:30 p.m. the Girl Scout office at 7:30. i FitzGerald said police quoted Grant, Columbia. out scnje firewood ignited jry^’hm- — » I witn“.'i.s?s as saying Moran was John A. Ci-aig. Mrs. Roscoe Talbot. Edgar Sellers. II Strant'St.'; Mrs. trusts, foiii'-fiflh.s for his widow, jng rubbish at 306 .prospect St. Atrs". Delbert Orcutt, Mr.s. Marjorie Charlotte Wright. 147 School St.; Mr. and,Mrs. Ro.v Jelte were , his 8.5-year-old father, Maneliealrr Evening Herald .An­ Carol Ca.sV- Denm.'ion. .qd one-fiftli Neighbors telcpjioneif as the, oc- Herniun 1„ Rutterfielil Bishop. •Mrs. Johanna Postma. 33 Olcott for honored with a hotisewarming Sat- ! whpm Moran, lives. Walsh dover rorrespondent. Mrs. raid hi.s sister, Mary Edith Denni- cip an ts w*re aVay. Hose Co. 1 Herman L. Butterfield. 489 Ma­ liVday night at their new hom e. Ifli'he should be ordered to move The conference opened with Dr.; Robert Biii'n.s. South Wind- son ^answered; the call.' Pfanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim ple Ave . Hartford, father of Mr.-;. 384 Lake St. They recently away from there, as most of his words of welcome by Ja.sper AIc- .sor; Clifford Jefferson, 270 W. Cen­ 2-68.56. The e.\a, t amount of the estate Inez Britne.y, 145 Iwnox St..' died moved from 16 St. Lawrence St. client trounle in t>'e pa.st lias Levv ma.vor of Bridgeport. The ter St. . IS 567.5.697 04. of « hi, h $60.3,209 06 last, flight at St. Francis Hospital. About 35 people amended and pre­ stemmed from argnrient.e at home. main speaker of the morning as­ ADMITTED 5'ESTERDAY: DE.ATHS Rl'LEIt .AUCinEXT.AI, is 111 storlis and bonds, and 571,493 He leaves his parent.s.'Mr. and Bole.salaii Rieseik, 30 Columbus LocBl Man Suffers sented the couple with a fireplace Gryk ordered a 6-nionlh proba­ sembly was Manford Hall, director The deaths of two (sersuns in in i-a.-ih. Mrs. Jackson Butterfield; his wife, screen, "r Decorations were fall tion period lor Moran. During this of commiinity relations-of the Na-iSt.: Mrs. Dorothy Regai'e, 60 recent Tolland County, acci­ . The inve.sliiienls in, liiile Robert Mrs. Verna Butterfield: another flowers... ..Co-hostesses were Mrs. tirne he is to live somewhere else tionai Association for Retarded I Lenox St.; Mrs Alice Schulz. dents have been ruled aerl- S. IJeniii.son & Co,. lnc . $216,- HiirljHn Mishap daughter. Mr.s. Norma lj\w of 1 Elmore Gibson, Mrs. Alfred Wil­ beside, his present residence, and Children, whose topic was "La>t,s j H°*'Kville: Mr.s - .lime Begley. 48 ,53,5.52; Stan,lar,I Oil i.NJ l, $7,5/ Bunoe Dr dental, with no person to .blame. Hartford, and ,a grandchild. liams anjl Mrs. Mvron Boglisch. not visit his parents, except when Look at Ourselves and Plan -for Flrne.st W ilkie, 82 Lin- Coroner .Bernard .1. .Ackerman 217 44: ,*;!amln,,l 1 , 51111.1. 53.5,9T'0: Contact the local office of the State Employment Service qnd place more Dr Wayne Stowe. 28, of Tl Eldridge ! The funeral will be lield at 2 sober. the Future." The remainder *of the .Mr.s. Irene Weber. said In a report Issued loda.v. Staiidai'il ilndi. 530,0,50:' I'nioii Coventry; Pt, was adhiitted A $1,50 fin* Was-imposed on Mrs. morning session was devoted to Henry Matsofi, 261 .Ackerman said the deaths llC . ip Alienee of Intoxicating liquor Sept. erator for th e panel di.sctissaon ,ori Boltoij; Gloria'Nei-i-hio. 28 W. Cen­ J. Renway, 24, New larndon, kill­ Parke, Davis Co , $16.,5.50; South­ ter S t.; Loiii.s Magiiani. 27 N. torv" erm’dilionf today bv the hos-! *iv"’>e-Omight and tomorrow from .TO, the “Pre-school Child. " Mrs. Hugh ed when she darted In front of ii ern Co.-.ipany. $2.5,800: Ne'.v York, pit-al. H c^nffer-ed-'facial la cera -j 7 t'l 9 P , (Continued from Page'One) ' Mrs. Carey pleaded innocent to Liddon Sm ith, - a .social worker, Si-liool . Sf.;- Mama Elliott.' 80 car on Rt. ,6. Cnlil'nihia, "were ■ Chicago A St. Louis Railroad; $27.- ti'ons an/Tis'i.'jSUilu clieat Injuries. .| - the charge tfiday She was arrested discussed "Homo Counseling for Cniiimbii.s S t.: .loan Boliehlto, E ast not caused by crinfitiql act, 125: Allied Stnre.s Coip.. .511- H arlfoid: Jam es Thomp.son, ."Ver- According to Hartford Patrol- J. SherwdOd Brown i. ., .In...... ' a bristling...... „ spec,___... h. Lee as the r".sult of an accident in­ Patents of- the Belardcd, " -and omission or carelessness f ^ par ty by the u.hc of i 604 W. Middle. Ijike.; and sons to balLs later. She sa lt she left a ence heard an addre.ss by Rep. Nor­ MANCHESTER PLUMBING and SUPPLY CO. Chivalry of Honor aori polities of the moat -fla- friend's home- in East Hartford Mr. and ..Mr.s; JJonald .G'Brien, W. H. ENGLAND LUMBER CO . man K, Par.sell.s, who.se topic was I'I'g g j," cenl'er S t.; Mr. and Full Consolette At The Price Of A Table Model ABATOOLS DIE CP.. INC. Personal- Notices ■Mancho'ster "Lodge, No. 73,' A F ^ '0 expose kroiind midnight. The.accident wa.s' Mrs. '■Sind A *\r • I him and hi.s manipulation.s in the "PiAsenting the Problems of the | Dale Mather, Wiliington MANCHESTER STENOGRAPHIC and CALCULATING SERVICE about 1 :20 a„m. on W. Middle Tpke. Retal'ded \o the Legislature AkDON SPINNING MILLS COJIP FILLORAMO CONSTRUCTION CO. Besides his mother,,he lea-i-es his I n ' Grvk decided ttie accident and BIRTH§ YESTERDAY: A son Kesniiitinn of SvnipaUiv Workshops were agajn- conducted to .Mr. and Mrs. Chandos I-angston, 7 — MANCHESTER TRUST CO. d ; mf:.mc>r y o[ n.ihc’i t■i j wife.'Mrs. Dorot.hv Benson Brown:- p c 'h "''', comment. The way U happened Mr.s, Carey-A during the afternoon, covering .siich HNDELL MANUFACTURiNG CO. Wh • di‘ Ai Kumiay. i 7 ’ one son. Steven Brown: one broth- S'.e , f ? ? car struck an auto operated by Rockville. ' BANTLY OIL CO.^ INC. O'H'- a^atir death >m .4*$ • 'Ur topics . as Vocational Problems of BIRTH.S TODAY: A daughter to ./iTiM-t aji'l t*i tlo- i.- a\ /. 1 ,y li' iiif' er. J Howard C. Brown of S.rffield: . rHsi.-n.lCnaimiart nfof o'the rtlizens for I>oui.s J. Tikka, 61..of Hartford, on the Retarded Adult, Social Adjust- LYMAN H. FORD , MeINtOSH BOAT CO. ii d4.li;> hrrtUiri. TI).' Tikka's side of the ;road but- Mr. 'and Mrs. Harold Wil.son, 231 'BLAIR'S, INC. _ •pI ' c iT oc'-t ’': . Lee ,is Lloy,l E. CV.oney. Sait L a k e - meht of the Rfetarded.Adult, Com- wrix <'pr.i.-,d y :-t. t'- ■ rti?‘ lre.s.sed the .Statc'.s ca.se. • - ■ Center St.: and a son to Mr. and bWii tn tit- N^.va' a)oi >i • Ii- u*^1. O. |LTty I'Htlio man 'who is a form er munit.v Responsibilities to the Re­ CAMIUQ GAMBOLAHI & SON MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. .1 The funeral will he held from .St. ' A $100 bond-wa.s folfeited by Mrs. John Legault, 613 Main St. f . T. BLISH HARDWARE CO. ■ ttu.v L- .'I’lV j,. ;(. *.-■1 tarded. The final,spea'ker was Eric DISCHARGED SATURDAY: tl'- y . ,'fnT*-. rtf Mary'.s Epi.srhpal Chiui h Wednes­ bans of Utah. Hey ward L Geiger. 41. of, Waiter- Sandahl, president of the Bridge­ NEWrqN COMPANY — . Al»«l Wh'ienS ih* H.t AA!-•- M m! Ill' day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial boro. S. C,. charged with failure to Mrs, Gertrude Tyler. 61 Durkin BOLAND OIL CO. GLENNEY'S MEN'S SHOP fui- ?*f tl». Tivu. ; port Association for the Retarded, .St ; Mr.s. Anna W estervalt, An­ • »,;r -bel^^A atitl »• j..iI'l-U - »>!■■'Mu • will be .n Ea.si Cemetery. ' obtain a I’lihllc Utilities Conihiis- who took' for his topic "The Re- OAK LODGE. INC^^^ hr 1 Ir- u ■ Friend.s iiiay call al the Holmes dover; Mrs. Stella Flstey, 28K.Gar- GUNVER MANUFACTURING C a faunful r*-nua-t. \tj, ,-ui ...utr ' ' sion permit for the truck he was spon.sibilit.v of the Communij^' and BURTON’S. INC.r Funeral Home, 400 .Main Stl. from Driver Arre.slecJ operating for hire Oct. 10 on the den Dr.; Raymond Miller, 188 ■ 'V. rr *• M ... 48 Ipstitutlon to the Whole Problem Spencer St;; Miss Janet Schaller, PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. 1-, hi fanu'A vaj^i umt a i j*\ ! 7 to S o'clock tonight and tomor­ Wilbiir CTo.ss Htghwa.y. of the MentaUy,.Ketarde.S'TtetAr'* and John A. Scofield. 52. of Flllis- CASE BROTHERS. INC; charged Wiflf a ; rules O f-the road thur Bedard, Weston; Wilbur Ben­ violation following a 2 -(;ar crash burg, N. Y„ $15 . for failure to At,Country Club c l o t h IRVING W. TAYLOfl Card of riiunks se, lire a driver'.s licen.'-e. , r - nett. 99 McKee St.; Mr§. Lu Bente, CAVEY’S RESTAURANT KAKLAR TOY'CO, V ' 5V- «1. !(»■ Ill -'k . ii-ifrlilM-rn. at E, Center and Parker'St.s. about iStafford .Spring.s: Normkn Chap­ tr • - Hi' '-tr, t1iv iiiHi'V , ' , Olln Freiivh midday Sunday, polica said. ■ . Scp.fieldrarrestcd yesterdav, told Mr. and Mrs. Doriald G. Piper, man. Rockville;. Armand Dan- TOTS N TEENS. INC. ,tc' sk a The ju neral -of- Olin F’ r e n c h. thq coi rt he had neglected to re­ CHENEY BROTHERS • KILPATRICK IRON WORKsI INC. . ii/'5 n;v. !li\ •V- u-'. Jh .Patrolinan Clarence Heritage in- 28‘'N. Elm St., were .surprised Sat­ co.sse. 185 Autumn St.*; >Ir's. Isa ­ .» / > 1 ■' ‘ r, • T ru«iu, Xh» ilrftth. of n Wells St., was, held at 1 o'clock new his New : York pperatpr's li­ fc.‘‘ ■ AUrt ihr {\\itu r*;u- vestigated and reported the dlrver urday evening when about 40 of bel Duffy. 232 Henry St.; Mrs. il’ s! GLASS FIBER CO. (Saturday aflerfioon at the -U. P. cense when it expired Sept>30. LaBONNE-SILVERSTEIN ASSOCIAtES tr tiw » kinti >ynipi«thv. bf the se, ond car was Mrs. 'Vernon their relativea and frlendii in. thl8 Gertrude Erickson, Glastonbury; , ALICE CLAMPET \V> . *1. . : k Mi, ihf-f' who nvt»t QuiSh F'uneral Home, with the Rev, Leon Friedman, 30, of Hartiford. Hauschiid, 30, of 94 Milfor.d.Rd, area gave them a party at the Mrs. Annelte Gloielli and daugh­ K , ’ ' y.f ’1 i .Iri'hwi''s u ill charged with .illegal crosaing 'o( JOHN H. LAPPEN. IN Cr WATKINS BROTHERS. INC.^ tff M •' • U ' ' • - - • Clifford O. Simpson, ntjplster of si W ai'.ei s wa.s driving south on Manchester Country Club Iq obtf CLARKE INSURANCE AGENCY i the C en ter CongtegatiOnal Cluir.ch. the .espla’Hade'..Sept. 30 by. Slate ter, 8o Porter.St.; Mry.- Francef ■ y ■' ;. K.A»'U'(5*n Parker St. and first stopped for seryance of their approaching 2.5ih. Harrison. Coventry” , Mrs.' Alice • J ...■ officiating. Burial was la fiorlh Patrolman Paul .Seaman. was''pv- C. ELMORE WATKIHS V.'m' • V. 'Ai;- ?ii .«?r. .the .stop sign gt E. Center St.. 'wedding anniversary 'which' oc­ Humphries, 57 Garden Dr;; Mf". LYDALL & FOULDS PAPER CO. ; Ce-meteD'. ..Coventry. , en a suspended Jfidgment. THOMAS COLIA CO. Ix.i;i'- .'.' *1 S' -^rr . H eritage \>a|d. . He then pullpd curs on October 19. » Ruth Kaplan, U2S,(3ak St.;, .Mrs. j Beare:> w.gre . R obert Orr .Sr.y .ahead aqd diiinpt 'see the other ca^ He ^old the court he crossed the Mrsi. Katherine St. John, in be-. MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER WILCO MACHINE TOOL CO.. INC. | l/tobgrt Ore, J¥,, IJobcrt ' Massey jeanne Kpdes, 38 Union Court; ' CO LO M A l b o a r d CO;^ Card 'lIuHikt; corning east as he’was not paying island ill'th F cen ter,o f the \Vilbu(' Half of th,eK group, of frlenCs and 1 - 11 , f. s-;.- . s.‘: aqd.and Kissna'n. ■ ■ ^ \ Miss Carol.vn Ktilo. Rockvilln; W il­ >1 auction; according to polu^e. Crosg^Highwai^ to*get to a serVlge cliib m«fnbera„ preaent.ed to. the WINKLER AUTO PA R t$ «ff MANCHESTER. IN C. f-. rt- , - .;,:iv- |i. ■' naif; acf.- 1 ' -aW . ------.«---- . V--' • a ■ • liam Pc XIcCarthv. 401 Keeney ^ C^OK'^SERVICE STATION f .’ i... i- . • . -M-liMlf:. u» uU • L, Her*'.age said damage amounted station to obtaiq. gasoline, for a couple $25. . , St.; Xirg. Edna Odell, 390 liake.St.; BARLOW'S Ci.’r'5ft„ ■ lb. ' .teaiha,h < ; i*'Iartha Graham, one of the hiost |tp about $150.. t.o ' the Walters stranded motorist,, Beaman report­ Mr. and M ri, Piper have resided Ronald Payne, 149 Lenox;-*' S t.; f:p'Ui,s acclaimed IBroadway 'creators of ■yehlclf, nhi^-at negligible''to the; ed' two cars some diatari¥e behind in M hnehester since I83[9. Don it Charles Shimanaict. 15$ Union St.; BUCiaAND fcin;«,-l' Feeca n ^ e m dance, is a direct deBcend- HauabhUd automobile. No one waia Friedman had a rear send coiU- titiB aegrplier for Abe StaurHigh- Mrs. Kathe St. Louts. RocltviUe; Jo89 TOLLAND'TURNPIKE--MI »-8095 aad Dyatb'. y efit Of MUea Btandiah. iljU tcd. glon, b5)V Fritdiit^ aald ha ma ^ ------DcpartiMnt , John Vpn ^ d ef, RFD. a,i Mah- A '[ V'; * .. , .- V. I- * --w-V i :. ‘I ' ‘ I'. .1 ■ A • m i - ' ■ 1-.-'^- .y_"- ;i : ______t.___ - X "

■ 'I - 'f N ■ f- HANQHESTER EVENING HERALD/M ANCHESTER, CONI^., MONDAYf’OCTOBER 15, 1956'" \ P A G E ^ M ANCHEStER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN..MONDAY, OCTOBER JS.' 1955 p a g s e l e v e n

a w om an's jprlvUe^ to ■ytsltor (at ti V JaU):^Poor BUGS BUN>}Y. R o r k t H l v kosi should not' try . to return h is m ind. Irfan! What are you 4 ^ toaked up Vernon Chii|x5l^ Ijand^rapetl ' home. ^ _ I WelfNr* Department Seeks Advii^ory Group . ‘ — He: P k » tt.. here fo r? Nagy Restored Z Z ^ Sense and Nonsense .yAntwEr to Prtviou* Puzzit ! In Belgrade, a party of "top I Clothing for Children , . Prisoner I'fjvearifyj'i.-I suppose Bad Cheek Couiil II|ungarlan Communist leaders ar-j Oh Rcvaliialtioii SV55 M EN ‘« S H O ^ ' ciauuQ BSBiararaa , T o Speed is but human; tb geti they think I’d get out if I was Kid Stuff ' riye/i today to re-establish tics caught, a Jine cinaucialciuicsLju] g Brings $75 Fine By Hungary to Miss Mtlry Della Kcra, wel­ "You with y«S cnticHl cyo -- | and I kno\y what they are think- □ aUUULJBUUUUUCJ with President THo's brand -of | fare. director, is inteiesleU in . Mc'cls-Tonight C 3 Try 'wat^ng yourself paw by. I injr. ‘v A c m o s s Z Hindu mysllf. □U U IB K UQCIBR M U U U "independent’’ Corffmunisni. | finding used w arnr clothing for -*< r utaurtticunLJM M iJcsa The head of the. 'delegation., Have ybu done your bit 4 _— the rope Rockville, Ott. 15 (Speciai)— A Red Party Role children between the ages of 3 The Advisory Tax Revaluation / To help' mankind; Maifiie had lost her job; in a CARMVAL 1 K id s ’ cjhiiuaunauaiziisauu 45-v«fhr-old Hartford.^ .■mar. wax Hungarian party boss Emoe BY DICK TURMBR 5 W h sl a boy and 1 0 years old. - Committee will meet tonight- at Or censored others' dress shop and {ompanions were pUythinis . UDIXiaCiOLJ fin^ $75 in City Court this irforn- Cieroe, said the visit was an exi X, kid hopes au3u«iL3au (Continued from Page One) Miss Della Eera sald-there is ''^^h fault to find? pressing her for an explanailon. S K id 's b«at pression of Hungary’s'wish to re­ 7;30 p.m. in the hearing foom of to be . BBdQlZIQBlMIUtaUita • Ing for ieauing a bad Check in pay­ a great demand for such 'Cloth­ DllKyou give, your .lift Mamie (wcarily.j-r.=Well. I had friend ment for auppilea he is using in sume relations with Yugoslavia on ing among families who do not the Municipal Building for further / A Opposed uua««Lanua»L3LJi2] ing that he be cleared, said' he .SUIT To bobst the load? just hroiight out the-17tl. dress fr See- . BiuE;:i^incic9awML3C£iu construction of several houses in principles Of noninterference and qualify' for welfare aid. but review of hew properly values Have yoii helped a friend .foi'" th is'd o w a g e . to try on, when la rreniled TVSim'ple gRtUlDUClCa ■ U U E JU f JU was "wllUng to ■admit mls'.akes independence. ' whose funds are ’"nevertheless 5 A L E Vernon. which have tentatively been O'er a rough . road?' all of a stidden she changed her 13 Prayers • > 8 Item o f. isauEatjEiluurjai ju that really existed.” He called for It is the first visit of Hungar­ stringently limited. - Prnteculor Harry H. Lugg un;; established in .the town's tax re- ' Do you live jviSt.right - mind rbmpletelj. 14 M alt bevereg* ' property! ric3L3nii] lA a cuaum rj party unity, stating, "I consider ian officials to Belgrade sin ce Anyone who would like to.do­ ^.folded this story in court : valiiatloh. Itefrain from vicolt. ■ On second thou.ght. I think 1 15 K in d e r­ 9 filte r ' it detidmeulal if the fight witliin' Y’ugoslavia was 'ousted from the nate clothing should contact the 28 Wise, men 46 F ru it On Aug. 30 Nathan Ga^b, a The Committee, formed to advise Does your past recorh.. w'ould look, belter in .si.mething garteners 10 Toward the the party around the' so-called Kremlin-led Ncominform in 1948. welfare office in the Municipal 30 Prong 47 Seaweed housing developer in the aneS. gave Tax Assessor Henry Mutrle, has Show Up'right ntce ? flo w in g ." 17 Meadow sheltered side Nagy case should beconSe more Geroe had an unofficial visit with B u ild in g . [ir 31 Shop, cal! 48 Fidd ling a« checkrrieck for $502.16 toxJames J. held several meetings for revalua­ Unlc.ss. you're immune ' So 1 told her to go jump in the 18 Shoot from il'.— . and tear : acute.” i Yugoslavia’s President Tito two S3*Rai|road ear Roman Lonergan. WlUinianllpffdr'cement. tion policy discussion while Valua­ From worldly sin. rTHver! . cover IS D d ie r The check was reliirncd'm ^ked in In addition to the clearing cif j weeks ago during Tito's visit with 19 Come In-again .20 RomSnee 35 Outdoor « emperor I Russian leaders at Yalta., Geroe Malyas Rakqsi, from office last tion Associates have been at work SHOP Check up on yourself iiif/icieht fund^ and1 ixmerganL o h e ii Nagy and Rakosi's disgrace, other I H ^ jL vacationist 50 F.ngage I later conferred with Soviet deputy July. He was* one of the key fig­ on the revaluation. . GLUE'S When yoii begin SevciTvl VIceara ago the Charlie It EneryAtes 22 Postures called Gatlct^o ask hlni for pky j major Steps in the progress of de- 40 Pendent 51 Individuals i Premier -A. I, Mllyiyan- in Mos- The revaiaktion. .to oecome ef­ .No life 1*' perfeet West fanuty lived right southwest 23'Spfhning toy ‘ 24 Arm ed j Stalinization in Hungary have ures behind the anti-Tito drive of 2.4 Existed eimniets ornprrient 52 Fem ale aalnta menl. ' cow. .... ^ 1948.. . , fective wi'th the 1956 Grand List, AUTO BODY 7^77 Though high or low— of N ash, dk^a.^ , So. th e y . nam ed I/iiierErfn agreed to give Gaiter ■ been a campaign to revive close 2 7 ------thg mark 25 Enrouragr 43 Wading birds (a b ) The defegation also Included . Tito has been-plugging for great­ is nearing completion. It is expect­ Don't judge another their infant aoh ; Wright South "two-weeks to make good. After the I relationi) with Yugoslav President ★ WELDING U n til yoi^ know. " 29 A n im al 26 Position 45 Rod 55 Small child 1 Hungarian Premier Andras Heg- er independence of the S o v.l c t ed that the comniiUer tonight will , '1 / « / West, Wright now, operates a period was up and he did not hear Tito , the clearing and honorary t / , 1 ■ doctors reburial of victims of purges dur­ : eduSi satellite countrieii from Moscow's review- -typical assessments. ★ AUTd BODY mi ranch right aoiithwesT'., of Sun from G a t ter, L o h erg a n file m LIKE TO *&K •TWE STEADY PCOER e SS O F J S7, Region larid County Jail and placed on pra- \ HIMTI-IAT- 5LlSMTLy'Pl6-MAPPV/ APTEC % « 1 /. w BT NATURE.^--- JU,«JlOR IS Y; 58 Unrestricted bstion for ope'year for breach of W H v ? I CODDLE A PLOCiCOPTaEAN m ALM06T PIPE FOe THE ^ 59 Raced peaie, iNTWB PIMIM6 R<5Ci\,X 10(5 !! W pi The girls, Ellen Lynch and Mar.v pAKOOET gOARD— fSiFACT T M »,( U.S . 80 Vended PHARMACY WANS TO P L A Y T a g w i t h e 'i» « 4 m t 81 H eraldic band F Barnard, were arrested on co'm- HE'S BROADEMlMG SC ' R • t'i 5* JlW lOR IF 1 TRY.TO WAMG ♦ plamt of the proprietor of the Tick O U T TW 6 WASW.'-.--CA^l■'■T' /cAPiDLV X MOST EfiLACSE "She’s just about everything a fellow could ask for in D O W N 299 EAST CENTIII STREET TEL. Ml 9-0896 IT 41 Tock Restaurant, Talcottvllle. The YOO DEVJlSg'SOiWE OTMEC t h e E H T R A M C E l O H iS lU b e ls a steadyt Pays her own way on datea— «an ohange a « restaurant owner told police the B A C K Y A C D ' a b o d e .A T R I F L E - 7-- 3 Portent tire—-and she’s a regular whiz on homework!’' girls returned' to the rest iiranl W •Airg. 11 «od used abusive langiiage' when they were told they could nol enter, after having been ordered PRISCILLA’S POP Getting The Busine-Hs BY AL VERMEER / out of the e.stabUshnient two Weeks e x o £ £ 7* I’D' LIKE t Y O U ' WELL, WERE \A%' before. ' \ . 'OH, |TO CA R R Y W O U L O f f ! \ ARE!! CAIN OH. Referring to their past record.s, 4 - s : 1 tWAbJT ME THANK YOUR a O L L Y ! ' C A R R Y /EM Y E S , which resulted in the girls being 'TO CARRV/- • YOU. 'BOOKS A G A Ib i 'LE S TE R ! ■ hiniight before juvenile autliori- IVOUR BOOKS.> LESTER EVER'*' TOM ORROW YES. ties for breach of |ieace. .hidge IPRISOLLAT DAY/ ? 1 YES! Francis T. p'lAulghlin told them Q R I G i i i A l . one stipulation of their proba- titmary period would be they mii.st be St home before 8 o'clock at X. night. In addition, Itiey were or­ dered to ,report to the probation officer once a w'eek. price 0f M f- Vernon; Oct. l.’i i Special i '.—'I’Me Kev. tVarren Coveil, pastor of Emmett .I.- Rrvson, 44. Hrigli- Vernon Ajelhodl.> ?n OA UMBERED- ConnecliciitAV,eeK ' spon.soied bv the Conneclicnt Niirser.vinen a Assn. -ance toda.v by the court. Planting wa.s dope at a work aes.sion Saturday, morning. (H e ra ld ; No faster-acting • Bryson i.ssiied a bad $.30 check ALLEYOOP W h a t ’ s U p ? Photo by O liH i a. i B Y V . 1 . u a MLIN s.s bond for relea.se from Kofk- aspirin made! 1 6 , e n u u o BE... COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO ville Pity Court a year ago and •tibut. L t. (’ ol. W illia m Johada. e X A V . HIT afte r he wa.s extra d ite d from TOUGH LUCK f^fLLAS»,HOW!l EVERY WAY BUT Massachiiaelta to face charges in Catlels Take USAFfiR. and -Maj. Ives will be \'- it / RIGHT, COTTON.r k. KLENZO IN TH SERIES ...^FOOTBALL .Superior Court here, was sent to Jntrodiieed at the first class..which jtsssE K(0,T ] | d e Bn BOUNCINO he held Wednesday at the FOR YOU t jail and fined $100. The continii- In HOTC Prograiir ance was ordered until Bryson ROT*C. Building, Ltniversit.v of Con­ T(S£sSiM\3\ ner ticrfc^,.^ ASPIRIN TOOTHBRUSHES gel.s the mone.v to pav the $100 Capt. K. P. Voting, cdmnianding a FIRST TIJREE- 'All pkt^Mlts of cadets, friend.- .Superior Cfliiri fine and the $30 officer of the .Manchester Ciadi Pure 5-grain ta b le ts .. ANTISEPTIC Best nylon bristles. Ga m e s JF t and Ifileres'tw persons are Invited Citv Court fine. A ir ■ Patrol, annoiince.s. lh.it the to attend the tir.st program. Quick dissolving, KHls contacted germs when used Medically approved styles. Pro.seciitor Eiigg said Br.vson Manchester (.’ivil Air I’alrol. an­ may slay in jail longer than .30 nounces that the M a n c h e.s.l e r fast working. full strength. Excellent mouth REG. (lays if he cannot pay the $100. Squadron will participate in - the An African safari group of nine wash and gargle. 100-Tablet Bcttlet 3 9 t 2f.r40< .lodge 0'I.oughliii also levied Air' Force RQTC training progi anV "tm irisl explorers " requires a staff of 25 experts to accompahy them. fines in the follow in g ca.ses: A n - at the KniV'er.Sit.v o f Connecticut. R E G , 5 4 ( fiRT CHILD'S KLENZO llion.v O liw a, 66. 31 V illa g e St..' 2 for 55* .Stores. TOOTHBRUSH Reg. 2S< $12. intoxication; .leriy Robinson, M*Tabltt Bottlts 0% R E G . 8 9 f Tliis program was planned by . RE6. 2U JL T O r 2far90< 2 f o r 2 6 « 26. Abbott* R d. Elluigtoii, $."> each Group I'oiniiiander Maj. Raymond on rharges of failure to. -notif.\ Ives for all seniors and cadets ol the Motor Vehicle liepartmcnt of thii Eastern 1,’onnpelu’iil, group. Choose from these and hundreds more on sale! change of address on registration The i lasses will be held on the and driver's licen.se: Riis.sell .1. first and third Wednesday of the SPECIAL t AND HER BUDDIES Play Money? BY EDGAR MARTIN 7$< .M0NAC£T APC TUIETS (of simple headeche, 25< ELITE LINEN INK TABLETS REXALL SACCHARIN TABLETS Pay, 2.3. 16 I'.aiirel St., Manches­ month and will continue for a 14- B U Z S A W Y E R ter, $6 fo r d isre g a rd in g .stop sign; newitis, neuralgia, lOO's...... , OR ENVELOPES...... 2 f o r Vi gr., lOOb's. Ret 1.26.., V I W , O P BY ROY CRANE week period. . 2fortZ7 snd tVilTinnr G, Higgins.' 10, RFIi NOTICE Vi gr.. lOfJ's, Reg. .4 5 ...... 2 fir M PC«W«R ocaww. BUT FIRTf LET'S GET OtTf AM X GLAD TO ^ WHAT'LL WE HE'S STILL UNCONSCIOUS... Col. P.ohert Fros't. commander of Bottle o( 25...... Ret. .33 10< HELEN CORNELL BOBBY PINS. n t PLfH S 2 $.3 fo r ille g a l ii.se of a red light the, t’onneeficut Wing. t'.AP, Col, Plain or rubber tipped, Black or bronze...... 2 TOF >/• gr.,-l00OX Reg. 1.08...... 2 lf r 1 M ’ VA«D SeCBETW 'HIODBO OF THESE DISGUISES. GET SACK INTO DOIM1TH THAT LEAVE HIM...TRAN8FER THE on his car. 49< GLYCERIN SUPPOSITORIES '■ N S F. Bchroeek, professor of air sci­ for infants or adults. 12's . . .. , V* gr., lOO's, Reg. .3 5 ...... ,..:..2fir Jl •WfeCAXT' %QOO UhiO ER D I D OUICK! . ME»t'8 CIOTHISJ HAVY GUY? 5K R ET instruments T a The rase of Gilman White, 10 75< ADRIENNE BUBBLE BATH. Water-softening; ence at the University of Coniicc- . 1 gr , lOOO's, Reg. 1.49 ...... 2'firlJ(# WE'U SWITCH THE HARDTOP AND LH'S ' 35< REXALL STORK NURSER. delightful fragrance. Box of 20 packets...... ■ W t C A T ? V A O t ' 1 ' TTFn 2. charged w ith .speeding Norf- Through Nov. l.i 2 f o r 1 gr., Top's, Reg. .55,;...... 2fir J l FROW THE TRUCK •E A T IT. was continued for tw'o weeks, Complete 8 or. feedint unit.. . . SWT. 25< CHRISTMAS GIH WRAP PAPER. Deluxe. TO THE HARO since Gilman's fam ily i.s in. .Maine '1.49 REXAIL COD LIVER OIL. TOO ADRIENNE FACE POWDER, "Blush of Youth" * . . , S l U S 1 Packs of 3 20’’ x 30" sH’eets. . . . 2 for TOP. snd he i.s a miijor. the jtidge felt All ahsertlee mieinberk of High potency. Pint ...... 2 f o r 1 .5 0 in 4.glamorous shades; Reg. Of compressed.. . . 2 TOl 1.U 1 u s « ? the boy's parenu .should bo pre.*-- ent when he is hroiigtil trr trial. the Manchester WAXES are OOKMWmBL'E Texott PRO-CAP T V W t T tO D RUBBING invited to return and wei|;h BOOGSHTT 1FOR V w t OPHBfSTCIR 6F THit ALCOHOL Compour ! BATH POWDERS G A t S * \asto CAB \jcn x a d k i 't Son Finds Mollu*r ADHESIVE TAPE in aneB as new members Our finest quality. Soothing body rub. Appealing fragrances-Adrienne,5 - Adrienne. Garden PifOD CM\CVA vit\.p ovitfo Spice or Ilavender. Less irritating; sticks better. Witerproof- S T M m t J P i V V After Separalion Vi'xlOyds. . 4(k *■*<1 ' Hit fhDM'Trre.D VAPiD witi) dues pa.vahle dated REG. •TVWLPUSS. ' GYsjtva T>AE 2 7 0 ‘ 1 . 5 0 E A C H R E G . 39< PiCGPW. (Continued from Page One) back to Sept. 1. f.r 2 for 1.51 2 f.r4 0 ‘ » i»t> >r ina t.« better. \ J E F F C O B B BY PETER HOFFMAN Tfam att a e r o s o l Later, Mrs. Rr.eda worked In CHRISTMAS MICKEY FINN Sitting Pretty! BY LANK LEONARD Signed j ' PANOVITE GOSH, I PONT. EXACTLY* 6 E E WHAT CER'TA’K C y .L.THIS is Newark, N. J., Long Bearh. Calif 'READYwSHAVE CARDS XUOW/...I WENT IN, TO SEE YOU'VE DONE, ALT YOUR FAULT!... You MUST BE RIGHT VEAH? IM PROBAMV^ IF SHARP SINKS and .Mirmi. ^ Tiarbara Thompson Instaiit lather for close, cool, pleasant shaves.. DELUXE: Metallic glitter and. other ex­ MULTI-VITAMINS HIM ABOUT THAT JOB MR. CODS'?/ AND I HOPE VOUIRE NEAR THE PIN, SHARP Meanwhile a second marriage GOING ID GET A FOUR. THAT FOR A FOUR clusive, new designs. 20 cards with A(5A1N...THEN, A LL OF A SATISFIED/ -THE WAV THE CROWD THE REST FINN ended in divorce and she said she 10 or. Vitamins A. Df Bl, B2 and C to irovide SUDDEN, HE STARTED ’ President envelopes. peg. U 9 APPLAUDED UP THERE? CAN DO IS TIE had little to live for except the un­ ■ known requirements, plus B12 a| U 3 ether ACTING REAL SICK* LIKE V / R E G . ; 9 8 2 f . , 9 9 ‘ THE HOLE? flagging hope, that sor-ieday she 2 BOXES 1 ,2 0 vitamins. - would find Tedrly. 'R e iill taveader Aeretel Skave CreiM « n n . CASCADE:' 18 tall size. Ditfereni, exclusive Bittic It TOO , The lad l.pft school after the-sixth Reg. of Mentholated. 10 or. Reg. .M 2 fW 99^ designs. Reg. 69<...... 1... , 2 boxes 70r I REG. 3.10 grade and also left the home of his 2 fe r3 « adoptejUDarenls. working and trav­ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ SOAPS WITH lanolin Rose-Gerankipi. Adrienne REX-R.UB Liniment for sore muscles. MOMEY-SAVERS-EXTAA BARGAINS NOT ON 1< SALE PLAN eling In an effort to locate his Dry Skin. Lavender or Sequoia Pine, 6 ounces ...... 1.00 2 for 1.01 3-cake boz ...... Reg. 1.00 real mother. 2 for 1.01 THERAMINS Multi-vitamins, MEOFOrn FACIAL TISSUES White. 3Q0'S.. . . 2 bOXOS .39 Theodore set out Saturday for ■ H CURLING TIE RIBBON Cascade Vii'iiAS ■ high potency. lOO’s ...... 2 f of 8.96 SPUNtEX NYLONS First quality. Miami, with fare and pocftel Kemp'Sy'Inc. ft; choice ot colors."...... Reg. .50 2 f o r .5 1 AORIENNE INDELO LIPSTICKS B.ABVLAND KIENZO ANTISEPTIC.Spicy-cinnamon - 51 gauge, 15 denier, plain or dark; a B a m c r A D i ' B'4 funds supplied by well wishers, on Lanolized. 7 shades...... ; 2 for 1.01 seam ...... 2.11 Value 763 >1AIN ST. -511 3-5680 ' mouthwash. Pint, ...... Reg. .79 2 f o r .8 0 2 PAIRS Fllif ••Ol the Plainfield CJoUrier news staff. 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MANCHESTER'EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15,"1958 ' PAGE TBnr FACE TWELVE MANCHESTER E V E N lN ^ ^ E R ^ b , MANCHESTER. CONN.,; MONPAYt OCTOBER 15, 1956 THE Harvard Bounds Ba«]^ to Wallop Favored Cornell in Ivy Loop Herald Angle M0ix5h|iiits Run O ut^f Gas, Su^ 22-6 Loss By ■' - 1 . ■yli'(iiiniTii~*i*T EARL W. YQST Weekly ^oxiiijr » * » i Columbia Fails Sports Editor 'mouth Too Strong Byo^^s Lose to Giants '»‘'-V . 1 Bouts ^0|>|}ed AlTStar Jollinps ’ Dlanls and Dodgers Were both hot To Halt Y^ale; Following inform ation wa.s fin.®!: *’** services,- Thomas said, First Time Since^ 1952 takcri from mombers of Spec , P’Hjbiirgh is a great city. I With Big Second Half By Yoiiiigsleh^ UConii Victors Shea's Major lieague All-Stara 'f ^ New York, Oct. 15 {fP)—“There’ll be some changes made” w ho engaged Hamilton Standard ! ’"'•’•'‘‘"'e’ » »<■ the. Polo VBy PAT BOLDUC New* Torjj;. O n . 15 .T> G nrnetl in an exhibition baseball game last . p^oiinds or Ebbets^Pield I would might well be the NaUonal Football League’s theme song tWa (Surer) Hart of Phnndclphie end ^ Rost on . Or t. 15 (/P) — Br- Satiirda'- afternoon at Mt. Nebo. | '"*• fno‘® *'0'ne I’uns. These Blame it on the heat> Blame it on the nearly three-hour ride' year, played to the accompaniment of clicking'turastile^*- Ear) Pfnm.n of New'York, a ton- i \\^*€7tlie Harvard football The . Stars yon 9-0., Big ' Dale '"'® favorite parks. by car. But whatever thfe yeason, the Manchester Merchants Nearly a quarter-million fans turned out to see yesterday''! pie of yoUnp, oaRcr wTltenveiKht-s . team a week after it has Tost Long of the RiUsburgh Pirates i were no. majtth for the undefeated and untied Weymouth ,»,play, In which la st y ear’s .confer* who have.wailed that the stars i who cracked out ci|ghl home* runs Six feel, .seven and one-half !cnce titii'sta, Loa Angeled in th* to one of th(j^so-called “sm all” inch Frank'Sulllvah of the Boston Townies yesterday. afternoohNbiefore close to 3,000 fans at won't fipht yiem. tollido tonisht I in eight 'consecutive games during XXZ 1 1 1 a n c Dlvlaton and Clevelaiid in colleges, (^-nell made, the Hctl Sox predicted the Red Hose Legion Field in East W'eymouth.J —,, , , - ; , , ------ir., a telpviaion 10-rounder I Du- i the 1956 N ational League season Although the two teams concluded X C O TT 1 1 1 1 it 111 9{Uie Eastern, lost to teams, they mont. T\’. 10;30 p.m..-KDT "t I di.scuiver.v 1o Ihf^ tune of a to set a’ new major 'leaguc record Would give the Yankees a better placement made the .score 15-6 in _ ._ i 1 -s used to handle egafly and ln)sart. one of the ings along with Y'ale and Prince: three or four games but the pres­ half and went on to post a con­ starch -was taken out of the-Mer- A throng of 60,042 «aw the weller\vet(!nit rontenders Hart and pi on. sure-ke,ft mounting gnd when I hit my number. Also, if we had won vincing 22-6 triumph and remain . chants a few more games from Washing: Qub lOtli Time Browms eiuicumb to the New Tork Denni.swould like to meet, fnie.s Favored (*ornell paid heavily :,'o. 8 it was terrific. 1 wa.s' really smong the' unbeatens with a 6-0 Appearing to g^w stronger as Olants. 21-9, for the first time Gasper ilndia). ftrteita. a free- afoul of pmVei'ful little Tuft.s, 19- walking on clouds as I circled the ton we would have been all right. . recohd. The setback was the second the game progressed\^e Townies slnbe 1052 ad the once-awdaoma Toughest batter for me is Mickey Fvnnpinc. tall Mexican vounKater 13. the preceding week. Quarter­ Irases on the eighth homer, 1 for the locals who have also won were able to push oveF-their final St. Louis, Oct. 15 (>Pi — nie Cleveland offense could manage iri the Wednesday nipht radio-TV didn't get much sleep the final f.vo Mantle. He can hit a ball out 'of tyrice. . six-pointer early In the fourth back Malt Bot.sford passed to sporting News 1956 major league S feature (ABC. 10 p.m.' EDTi at Wall Stahiira for one touchdown (lays of 'the streak 'and after 1 .set the park With hardly any effort, ' Yesterday's loss mav alsd prove quarter. Vlncek again pourtc^d on Boston's .Mechanics Buildinp. Tire ami ran 2.5 yards with an inter-- the record it was even vvorse as I even a half swing. I’ve never seen costly to the Merchants who lost » Weymbuth fumble on the xyln- all-star baseball team was fiomi- Angelen provide la s t y ear's oeUar'* 23-year-r>ld l-oRart, winner of nine cepted pa.ss for another. .^wa.,. on many radio and tecve.e anyone with power like he posses.,- the sei vlces of quarterback Tillle ".c* 36-yard stripe but on thp nated by tfie American LeAgue for diwelUng D etroit Lions with its BtraiRht includinc six this year, is 'ithnWs and was called upon to make PS. .And that Yogi Berra. He’s a Dubose and fullback Jimmy Roach very next play Dubose lost the thc first time in four seasons, with third victory 24-21, as many aa tha History was repeating itself at great giiy and a toiigh batter. fivored to m ake it- 10 slraijtht. Ithaca , -where Uyo years ago a niimber of pul.llc appear: ncc.,." in the fourth quarter. Dubose, the the Townies' Jlin Glllep- seven of the 11 plkces. y " Lions won all last year.__. His .record is l.VS-S. Ortega's rec­ Haivanl edged a highly-rated Big Loiig. who now resides in Adam., Funnyman of the major losers' best runner Sunday with recovered on hts own 37. Mc- Only the Chicago. Bears, living ord is 34-.T. Map.,.. I 1 the heart of the Berk- leaguers was Dick Donovan, the Carthy circled right end for 10 The National Leaguc-jiisM a 7-4 Reel aggregation 1.3-12 the week, 49 yards in eight carries, waa edge in places the previous three up to their rsve:noticea, ptwldad a shires, started out as a pitcher but i ac« righlhanded pitcher at thelforc’rt to leave the rugged and yards and a Mahoney to Fardig touch of sanity, rolling almost at {after lo.iing 1.3-7 to the X'niverslly aerial produced a first down on sdasona. - Vince Marfinez. the .No. 6 w c l-! i of .Ma.ssacliii.seits. was switched to first base fn 1945. |Chicago White Sox. Asked-who bruising contest after suffering a wdll through the San 19Yanelacq terweipht contender from Pater-| He played with 10 team.,. Including I he would rather face in/the last! bad twist of his right arm. And the Manchester 41. Reserve halt- 'Ted Williams of the Boston Red 49ers, for 397 ground yards, M air eon, N. J.. also secs action tonight. I Even back in 1921 when Bo Mc- the St. Louis Binwns and Pirates, ! half of the ninth inning with the j the sturdy Roach, who chalked up back Frank Belcastro bucked the Sox w'as selected in the outfield -Nlillin made Ids famed touchdown. yards. 22 first dowms and a fil-7 Handsome Vince, Idle since he was ' bolli in 1951, but was lip only for ; bases loaded, two puts and the , 36 yards in his seven carries, w'as middle for five .yards and the over Stan Muslal of the St. LquIs victory. A capacity crowd of 49,714 _ beaten by Tony DeMarco la'st J ! tun for Centre College'a 6-0 vic­ brief stays. It wasn’t yntil the tied and Mickey Mantle hard-running McCarthy again Cardinals. This set a reccird. break­ tory over Harvard, the Crimson the recipient of a painful shoulder sat in on this one. . ' June, opposes Rinzi Nocero at 395.5 campaign that the Pirates, I t o the plate he answered, bruise. Both perform ers rriay carried.' this time racing 36 .vards ing a 10-tlme tic with Stan the , went on 'o beat Brown and 5*ale. for a tally.' At least seven Man­ man. Other bames Proridence. R. 1, | V hn had toved with the idea of ' wouldn't have to worry in a miss Sunday's forthcoming game In. other games, the upstart Tuft's 7-.3 ( (inqiie.st of H arvard in making Long into a lefthandeil spot-like that, Elbe Kinder would chester players had a clear Shot The baseball weekly polled 211 1916 wa.s I'lHowed by five straig h t vrith Middletown at Mt^-Nebo, Chicago CanTlnals retained their 0;Joey Giambra. another haiid- jeatrher. Installed the big guv at :*’<■ "alking In from the bullpen to After a fairly even first half! Michigan Scores Against Army members of the Baseball Writers spotless record writh their third eome gladiator with titular ambi­ Crimson decisions starling with a fii.,1 base. He hit .263 last veur I m e Manllc's the toughest Weymouth left no doubt as to the Michigan halfback JimNpace dives over Army line from Uie Assn.-to select the team. 21-0 drubbing of North Carolina. straight victory. 31-3 over Wwh- tions, guns for. his fifth straight with 27 homeiH and drove in 9l ''"Hei' for me, too. " Donovan better team in the second half, jl'?‘J® fn^ nnr^! one for a first-period score a t A-hh Arbor, Mich., Oct. 13. . Under' 'The 1056 Team : ington before 25,794; Philadelphia \1ctory Friday night (NBC TV, I H arvard has a 1-0 Ivy record runs. ".My amblliohs are. ” Long decisions fo’r. the The Merchant., simply had no de-' Pace is Army end Art Johnsort j831. 'No. 36 Is Michigan full­ 'i'ed Kluszewski, Cincinnati, rode with Bobby Thomason’a aerisl radio. 10 p.m.. EDTl. at New Tips from Home Run Sluf>f*er From Campus Major Leagues j compared to the 2-0 showing of toil! me durin^f the 90-miniitc.intor-‘ Hose who fell down badly i fense against the Townie.^' neatly-] .j back Jack Herrnstcln. Michigan'w'on. 48-14. (AP Wirephoto). first base; Nellie Fox, Chicago (lircus for a 35-21 decision, over 'York’s Madison Square Garden. ‘Volt HoM the Ball This If oy’ ; Yale and Princeton Harvard seeks viewing session'at the Parkade "to l^be last half of the Amer-' executed option plaj'E and time Outside of their one TD, the White Sox, second base; Harvey Manchester's Gene Johnson, left, tiie town's only player in Moe Drahowsky, former Trinity College's^f, wb.o signed a Pittsburgh . before 31,379, and The 25-year-old Buffalo. N; V. Little, League pitching standout Marsh Potter watches Art Mw,.iiiove forwH*id against Cohinibia hit .300 and to drive In 100'iims ' League pennant race. ."Get. and time again quarterback Dan i Merchants made one other drive Kuenn, Detroit, shortstop: Ken Green Bay’s Packers itSed viHaran middleweight, tenth-ranking con­ professional baseball' during the 19.5*i sea.son. gets a few pointers bonu.s cortlrai l with the Chicago Cubs for q, feporled $8ft,no(i is Dilmar of the Kansas City.Athletics grip his curve hall. Ditniar this emping weela nd .The game •Manager Bobby Bragan rate., arel*^’''^ ®. P'®.V .w'as en- Mahoney pitched out to one of his,' second ^ rl^ . marching 69 Boyer, St. Louis, third base; Wil­ shown abov>i .siin oimdeil by a number of Afanchester youngslers quarterback Tobin Rota’a . two tender, takes on fast-punching, from Dale l»ng of the Pittsburgh Pirates, one of the major compiled X 12-22 Won and loss record w'ilh the second division A'a ' Lion.s lorc'ed. la.leiil-rii h Yale to high in Long's bhok. "I plavcd for ' voyaging. Ted Lepcio of the Red fleet-footed halfbacks for sizeable | before Webb was stopped liams. Mickey Matnle, New York touchdown passes snd two scoring who wanted the pitcher's autogr.aph. ,, Xloe. like all the players 1 host!- foi a :!~—Louisiana today'segregated all dowms for the Giants. Tha New Oklahoma Rolling, Hplrii'vrct l»v ^Ao»*}«lriil Majoror Leaguers Leaguers Blank HamiltonsHainiltons siSHfEEF" "I was never happy with thc for no gain or a small advance, It out today in a four-way playoff "I feel that thc short leftfleld sports. It will be illegal for white and Negro amateur or pro­ Other holdovers from the 1055 Yorkers perforated the Cleveland ■ for the $5,000 top money in the Mrtine.s im.srali lioil Black RcarK Dodgers," third baseman Don easily broke away for valuable Two Scoring Chances team are Kluisewaki, Fox, New- Ever hear -the st,i>ry about Irom Or(»no («n u ia p up the Yan* fence, has hurt more than helped 1 added yardage. The locals defi-' Weymouth also had two other 1 fessional pla.VCrs to compete in, the same “athletic training^ line for 256 yards rushing. Western Open after usually steady the Hsti tliiii got ana.v hut .were Hoak of the, Chicago Cubs reported. rrobe and Ford. Andy Robustelll, New Yorli Doug Ford blew his chance to take kfc Confeieru c t hampionship Sat- "I welcomed the chance to-play later recaptured'.* SoiiniN fan- As Moe Drabowsky Features 9-0 luday hy (lefcating; rampagmsf Newcombes are Boyer, Kuenn, Giants defensive end from Stem* It all. Ford, one of the fine.st short Must Hurdle Irish tastlr dneMi't .lt'f Well, here's with the Cuba even though I 3VciU- Aaron and Pierce. ^ ford, Conn., personally squashed ■X Connecticut Maine made It thrcf season Eame players in the business, came .one fiir Ripley. froni a pennant winner to the last Failing, as repeaters from last two Cleveland thrusts, throwing By PAT BOLDl'C 'followed with h is lon^ belt to left;-draw 500 people next year by die- pl.Te'cliib I was .silk and liied prisonment.' . Were transferred last May because apart on the last three holes of Yesterday two Maiieliester every bail' over. You know the I a. pass interception halted year w'ere AI.Kalltie of Detroit: Cleveland quarterback George ;vesterday's climactic round to fin­ New York, Oct. 15 (jTi—I t's get-pLheI w... Sooners Ihr following week. N o a r-p e rf e c t b a e 1) a 1 1 A nd.m the thirl season the K '"^ 0 * e\\ 'Hainpsl>ire .0- of riding the bench for Brooklyn.' . , , , . , . - . . Outrushe,! Merchants I Although the law passed in thc ' Baton Rouge pul a ban on Inter- ling to the point where perhaps men, Kdulii'Carison of .Vi Fair- I march, Roy Campanella of Brooklyn, Ed Ratterman for loeees four times, ish ja a 2M dead heat with Don I Michigan State, hard on Okia- «• A u « .. %v..svs.csJiss,i o ...... with a clean ainclo to rufht and Stairs numbered PiersalL one of ^ , he added. Hoak joined the Cubs ' SUtistically the victors out­ regular May session of the Leg-1 racial athletics in the city's Munlc- Mathew’S, of: Milwaukee. Robin tht only question about Oklahoma's view ,St. and Ray .5l.vetle-of,. 17 (’ijnncclicut. the I Offensive standouts for Wey- and a total of 65 yards. January, flashy Lampasas. Texas, I homa's heels for the national title, C .1 1 L ailed. Spec rnoved on to third base when right- Connect iciit a most, popular play- ** n\\ hile last winter. He’s known as one he mastered Ihf fence^ ^®'"®hant. 256-119 and. islature did • not take effect until i ipal Baseball Park Roberts of Philadelphia, and Ernie Eastern Confereooe football powerhouse is whether I took a 53-6 Hoosier holiday against D. Giirdetr I>r„ decided to go Slioa S Major LoaRUe All- fielder Charlie Mazufek dropped ois. and Clem I.4tbine and Don h|< h flight cned ^ ale and today, its provisions have been felt Tlie interracial sports bill, along youngster; Jay Jtebert, .Sanford, fishing in .Mystic. The luck, the longue’s best ba.,e ruimer.s and ^ cI.Tu^-on! ®’*® first ; n'J°uth included McCarthy—129 Banks of the Chicago Cubs. W L T P e t If Fla., ahd Mike Fetchick, Mahopac, the Sooners can get through the ' Indii^na leaving -MSII atop the Stars WtM'O the feature altrac- 'Thomas’ fly ball, Thomas also Hoak of the World Champion Rutgeis. handed Ata.s- a great defensive star although hi.s ' Weymjouth completed , 12 carries—and for weeks. with other segregation measures season unscored upon. tor the most- part, was good Chicago Cards 0 IJjQO N . t . ■ . ■ Big Ten Conference with also iin-! and the pair eaiiglit more tlian lion Vet a disanimintinir second on the error. Hamll- Brooklyn Doiipeis. u defeat in hat doesn't .^CHre many ,,pposing . ® o'r five tosses for 47 yards Soon after Gov. Earl Long ®ped through thc Legislature with DEVITO NAMED New York 0 XKH Coach Bud Wilkinson's nation­ beaten Ohio Stale 126-^ over 1111-j ' .V s Ihird- bn.seman Eddie Drabowsky t'onneci, ■ history. , 1-6 bowl.ng o v ern u m - ritchcr.>!. . . Billv Gardner from comparctf -...... to Manchester's three 8®'” of 76 yaj;ds. Defensively, signed the.bill July 17. sonic col- no opposition. No protest was ral.,- New Haven, Oct. 15 (Ah—A one 0 .667 al ■ rharmps. with the remaining 10(1 pounds of Idaeh fish. eioii.s conferenre record.s m the Bianco, Paul Coyle, Ron Remon Philadelphia ...... 3 Thirty members of the Notre nois) and Iowa i 13-7-over Wi.si-ort- The lisli were placed in a fish ginwt). estimated at loss than Kukuika grabbed Drr *...... ~ ------" - - New London, like Hoak, welcomed ' ' „i, ....rn w' hhI ! f®®.'2 -'or ,50 yards, legcs" began cancelling their com- cd until it was ready for the gov- time professional baseball- player, P ittsburgh...... 1 O ,383 schedule gyving little evidence 800. was on hand Id watch the the flfst out. White 1hen grounded skirmish, Moe Drabow.sky. Cliica- a sore bark all season. W hite j Early Ip the ojsehlpg period ®*'6 Glllepsie did an outstand- Dama football jteam are of Irish sinl. Iowa may make it to the Rosre ! keeper and were left outside a trade from a first division club. powered but five homers and his miUmenls lo appear id Louisiana, ernor to act. Then thc New now a seventh grade school teacher Cleveland ...... 1 0 .883 descent. they'll be unfrocked, now have Bowl-what with Michigan Stale ' touiing big Icagiiei.s waltz to an to Kukulka who threw home to get go Cub's’ heralded bonu.s babv. ^pringfleld anfl m fact a World Serie.s winner, to gtiard Ricco Petrillo reccivereid the i ‘^8 job curtailing the Merchants' Some withdrew because of Negroes "Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Assn, in West Haven, w'lH coach the the lUiat. Just, before tbe men ea.sy 9-0 vietoi-j' over Hamilton honjj hut the Pittsburgh star was pitched the flr.st six innings fhr .... New I r n e n , 3 ca(h eis .are the New , J . . , . . batting m ark fell off to .245. first of seven enemv fumble., on the running attack. The quar- W ashington...... 0 0 * .000 rolled o v e r. three 1956 foes With ineligible to return and Ohio Stale j drs-ided to call it a day and a second division club. \\ hen I . " on their squads. Others said they sponsor of the ,Sugar Bowl, urged Yale Freshman basketball team Western Oonfereaoe their goal line still virgin territory. I on pro: ation. | Standaid in Samrda>c afteinmvn s ^fe when catchei .lo’e D inn the All-.Slars. giving up both was with the New York Giants i Townic.*’ 46-vard ' line. An eye- ' wa., especially successful stop- w-ere withdrawing on grounds of Long to veto the bill. this season. Vito DeVito who play­ lieail back fo shore the line .. VI. . xT-v,„ -ou— Hamilton hits, walking one batter "'’■ted elite r 1 1 .. . . I Giant W all D> oo, former three- catching pass from Dubose to P‘."8 ^ tbe talented Webb who D etroit 8 0 0 1.000 They snubbed North Orolina 36-0, ,In the race fo, national honors.! bolding the flsli kee|>er broke , 7 *’” ' dropped'Hi; peK'ec'rihr'o'w two years ago ! du n t gel lo p av ; . , , principle. When asked why the Sugar ed baaeball at Binghamton, N. Chicago Bears . . 2 1 0 .667 humiliated Kansas Bts le 66-0. Then .same two clubs attracted pv8r ' .. .2. . . L . : spoil star at UConn. ar.d first Gerry Clement., was good for a was held to no gain in eight car­ Georgia Tech. Texas Christian and ! and the fish drifted nut of The Star, siso tallved a single ‘ groun 17u'aEkEe^ very'often. This year with Ihc Bai-; h^:oVnln”n*win^ ihe^'?^) o ries. . The Uniyersit.v of Wisconsin was Bowl had not spoken up before. San Di.ego, Calif., and Macon, Ga., Los Angeles .. . . 1 3 0 ,338 they made themselves at home on 2.000 fans in a night game last lago White first down on the Weymouth 26, long absent Tenne.s.seo are ready ! sight. fall at'Nebo. timore Orioles I wa.s happy to he i n i * firmly in- .Hugged AD Marqiice., Vincek, the first to act. It ended its 1957- Sugar Bowl President Paul De and managed a team in Edmonton, Baltimore ...... 1 3 0 .388 i the range with a 45-0 decision over to move in should either Oklahoma, Biitli t'arlson and M vetle cs led'Off with a one-ba^e knock off i letup niiye. Moe. who , should mak^ p fdur In the lineup every dav. 1 welcomed ' ®"*i; , Another Dubose aerial fell incom­ 58 ho'me-and-home agreement for Blanc said it had been "inconcelv New Bninswlck, was appointed to Sconnp in every tnmng except -Kukulka's elove at Wind.sor. fanned *traigot uilhoui difficulty again.st the.V.. ,deal1. . , to the Orioles ■ .I _____neverj did: . , .Stalled' a.s a regular my my pi play picked Petrillo. Joe Ciin-y, John Budzek San Francisco . . 1 2 0 .388 ; Texas last wwkend. Michigan State or Ohio Slate fal- ■ trierl fishing for another hour plete and the speedy quarterback football games with Louisiana able to him and his associates that the post Saturday by • DeLaney Green Bay see evo lo eve with I>-o Du, ocher ''P ‘ J”'‘" ‘’® "ovlhing and Webb sparkled on defense lir ..13 0 .383 1 This, week it's Kansas. The Ja.v- ter. All «ix are 3-0. | but caught none. . Just when the font th and eighth the winners '^l second ’'"■‘'’n-'* f'*"’' «nd -o . then sneaked fo. two yards before a losing cause. State University at Baton Rouge. speh a bill would' be passed." kiphuth, Yale athletic director. Dot. 31 Schedule left no doubt .as to (he best team ' r^acheE on s fielder'ER"'- battey. jeading ' „. Touchdown Twin, .Giant maii.ageri hut 1-^,1 K iel,-. hitting Jack Curry for a first down During -a Special session of the haw'l^ers, beating'only Iowa State And on the fringe. therc.;a' M rs-' they startel«on. Remondin!. Legislature Jn"August, the Sugar sissippi- (4-01, .already primed for from Rs long layoff, managed ju.M choice. While was safe " hen |clouted, a ^ .long borne run over the and Nojne.e Nornr.e Wright accounted forfo: looking forward lo another good head diwvn low, the char,»ring Roach WiIHumBon. ball games set for next season. yVhen Pat McAteer, BrlUsh Em­ Chicago Cards at Philadeilphla. ■give the, Sooners a modern record a Southern Conference battle with sea gulls that were hovering season next year "Waif., he'st year Tftckl»*: Kiancft. CavaPo, Dalton Notre-Dame, Dayton and St. Louis Bowl group sponsored an effort to pire middleweight champion, made Cleveland at lATashlngton.. orenaii object in the water. two harmless .singles a t'^o-ouf ^ fn third nnH^^htn ' i Good looking Moe ■ IH abowsky. went ov'er hi., own right tackle to Millrr. Tinn^M. modify the law by exempting cities ■ of 34 consecutive victories. Tech and Tennessee: Southern Cal , single by Wally Widholm in the ; . i LAE s^c e«n ''■'"'•'d Bl<, Sugar Bowl .,ub.stituled Alabama. tween Oklahoma and another per- squared off with lowr for the Ro.se was and when t'arlson and .M.v» knock, also with two down, by i ep. ^ drove in 144 runs Neal Mahoney. Covl#», Houston and Virginia Tech to pla^ Apply only to New Orleans. The the bout he was searching for the Pittsburgh at New York. cite roaclie’i,, nor a free ‘‘'” w.as in the stands at Mt Nebo and Wro». Kfg:irin«s ing of the original four InvJted. Result was two happy fisher­ ,ixth. New lymdon’.s Billy PX-;-" while ivcording two K, v i a ...... Dutch Leonard. Cub pitching kickoff and drove 86 yards in 13 'M^rrlianU <4ii( ka. Oklahoma A- & M and indif­ preaaive comeback w ith 48-14 A runner as far a.s second base. iL . . . . a hopping fa.,t ball and Tufts will be idle this week, pre­ coach, before he got his first start. before the game we talked about Santa Clara dropped. ,5ul of the men returneilSo .51anchester. plays to reach paydtrt early in the Knds: . J. Curry. Clements. Weiss. Louisiana Invilatiopal Tournament ference. crusher against o..ce proud and Although no .senoiis threat m ‘ "" "" talizing change of pace. paring for It, I'loMienloii, meeting "They didn’t try to alter my de­ talent in this area "Walt. " Neal second quarter. Halfback . Tony Sl^V'ens. Ma.v Prove Stum bler potent Army, t'arlson is sales manager at the National’ I-eagtie ‘ the Pitts-' and I.»ong doublrd bpfoip Tliomas Tarkle.«: KoTe.^lnskl. Vinc«*k. Holmes. at Shreveport qnd'was replaced by connected. Veteran .Max Surkont of u ilh W illlaris Or t. 27. T rinity will livery or ask me lo try anything •« then eiglith. lallv in runs and five hil.s before tie- a 21-yard toss from Mahoney to Bo|®dosorion. Rurzek. Curr>. ffiirkie- trom its ba.sketball schedule. ing by Purdue for a 1-2 record, the ; State, already beaten by Army nma thus pa.,t ,ea.«on. ,ra.,hed a^h,, Papandiea, .Spring-field kept roll­ -Moe pitched great games against to do the same 1 feel that Wall end W.-rren Fardig helped lead to win. Lynch. (Jrissetle, • ing With an easy 27-7 flecision o\'er hss at least three or four more Score by periods Boxin'j previou.sly was the onl.v Irish tiow hold only the uncertain j Georgia ' Tech, after irinirnhifi IIOCKF.V AT .V F.LA.Nf'E ho oer Eh ‘'.’"i - Ilbsk. Long and Thoma,'■n «hc sixtl). The latter worked Cincinnati. Braves. Brooklyn the tying TD which was finally hope of upsetting one of the big ' Louisiana Stale 39-7. meets Am>, Colby. End George Be irdict, a seasons left in the majors." Weymoutli ...... 0 * 9 -T-n-22 sport specifically segregated of our r^ provided the .yil-star, with ‘wo mning., and (all rh.arlie Dodgers. St. Louis Cards and New scored by Fullback Bill McCarthy Manch**ster ...... B ft ’ ft ' ft— 6 throughout the state. That ban guys. And if an upse.t is to Ire Notre burn, lo.sei>only to Tennessee. TCP .inerted ?u7tfEVi ^ ^ ^ 1 I Touchdowns:, R<»arh, MrCarthv 2. Sunday's ReMill, em'ered a fiiiuble, blocked a kirk Fordip ", ’** was applied through a' rule of the' Dame’s uiiusiial Claim to fame It i.s involved in one. of those'Soulh- X. vEhil hE u'^f n Defensive gems were tinned in‘two frame, for Hamllt-on. two wins and four lo.'ses Drahow -i, . Roim.l man Ron Northey. beat from center prevented the Townihs’ roliii.'* from try after touchdown: almost has to come this weekend Natiniuil la-Rgiie and.caii.glu three loiichdown passe, Louisana State Athletic Assn. Thc w egt Conference tmighie.s., bat­ n W nl»ve ^E77^ Hoak beautiful .stop and .4n-M„. sky gave" local fans a view' of his; pim h-hittei in the m ajors and a from attempting a kick for the ex­ Duras 2 tPiarenienti. .. new state law goes further; it will against Michigan Stale. tling Texas Ait.M, unbeaten but ! Bostolv3. .Montreal 1 from Les I’liirn'i. Safely: W e^ltarkied In end lone)^. style as he'completely baffled the ; White Sox veteran, said, "I'm glad tra point and the half ended in prohibit. white boxers from work­ oiikhm & If the Irish don't jolt the Spar­ tied by Houston. . , | Torontr7v..tTliit ago 0 safety, banged outTvo oae"b«"E iT'^he”" ," ' * ^and 7 ‘'l!'"i, ” " ...... Brandei,' Little .ymerna hope­ Hamilton batters in striking out , f made baseball niy career. If I Detroit 2, Pv^w 'i'ork 1 a deadlock. ing .out w ith ■ N egro boxers lit 958 Main Rt., Manchester tans thev. may not have anything ■ Siiiithern tiraciiuisneHs j m tu T lan v m"rb''- han:ied"?our < ham e:! '"g' *1' ' ’ J E L !! i7 ! ' ful. Jimny Stehlin. tried his he,t 10 mein in six innings. He has two ' had to start all over again I'd atill But the Townies wasted litt'.e V .\m erleah., I-eagu.e but hi, team seemed to disinte- gyms, a not uncommon practice left in reserve to spring against Tennes.see, giving" an example i I-acke,! Spark, II,.atle lflavle.„l.v j=hoit. The ln.,er.,_ . „ - i j i !r n more semesters to geCto get his lake ba.,ebajl. As to niy son. time gaining an 8-6 lead at the! here. 'of Southern graciousne.Ss bv pci - i Providence 7. SpbvtjgfleT?l 2 giate as the Judges fell.out of the degree at Trinity. iScoity w ho is here with me, I outset of the third period. Mc­ But overall the two-hour and 1 9 - 7 " ’"’" ‘‘<1 mi.srde, and Ib i. r ...... „ ,,,3 , 1 n-iin cla.,.s 46-7 at the hrtnd, The 19th Hole Because o f the new law. o.nly a fnit'ting Chattanooga 20 points • Hershey 2, Buffalo i Overtime ' • - . . I wouui like him to play but it's up Carthy’s fumble was recovered by few major league ha.seball exhibi­ minute contest proved aomewhat R"'* T, u p ' 7 " ' ' I ?, - ■while scoring 42 last weekend, Tic I ' • sn e-tato r's »*-,oV came 5ip with a snappy .s„iih i ; '' ! ' 'J- ,, I! of a d harter nfeni'ier. New HaverC-.. ‘■‘Toughest pitcher for me lo hat s to. him to follow \ hatever profes- the alert Yosh Vjneek on the Man­ Cleveland 2, Roi hester EHOver- 'minter$sting frqnj a Teacliet., tion games are expected in thc faces Alabama, still winless after tMAit.rxrvirsf 'Tu 1T o» ^ , doublpplMV ill tlie ffniiUi iniung if __ ...... „ ,, „ sgalnst was a guy Who wore the lie.so desires. He’s a Little chester 18 and a holding penalty MEN'S DIVISION state each training, .season.. But viewpoint The All-.Star.s s^yved ^ 7a., reported that, in an ear- If 1 „ , „ J, p If Brandei., isn't de 11101 alized. it a 23.-.6 lesson from TCL'| Tennes- ' lime Tie) i ^ uniform of the Dodgers and was l^'agiier an(f he has already pitched moY'ed the ball back tof the three. Beat 17 Holes Tournaqient the biggest baseball .question is itllehii.Mc and-spark, and HandU-.,ip,. p.,hibition in Torringlon le.s.s' t ..uu', will have a chance'to do Ihe same HOW^L YOU HAVE see ha.sn'l made the final (op 10 in i -■’V T9 2 S. J9 years old. .‘-al .Maglie. He is . .s(ime m asterpieces” Ron is in the On the .first play from scrimmage Full Handicap what will happen to take care of the Associated Press' poll since' In trimmi-ng North Texas State. ■f-lon even less. Many in the crowd ^^an .300 fans turned mil to gieet ^ ' Hnmillitii i to .Springfield Saturday. The a g te a t curve ball pitcher and he plastic toy biisine.'w during the tackle Paul Bianco and halfback Shreveport's entry in the Texas VI7 7 di.splea.sure early m the first t^e leaguers Although <'ol,l , , „ ■ Ail Cla.punter.,. Sammy weatlter was blamed for the small iimicrdog against Ihe .Maroon., in at the"ujate against this guy. " service w'ith a niinihei of "National YOUR HEATING? W hite fAiJed to run out an , ea.sy Tnrrm gton tlip si-.' because of* ."“7' , . their' fall exltihitlons. One or Dtmn. i . rf . One-Half Handicap have hammered their way past league’s Ironmen, taking part hv-this veteran "Eiery time ,1 .,te,» 30 and returned It 21 yard-vto the Class A ■ Einoj Lorentzen 31- a pos.sibility-—when the bill' w as . During his two-inning slint'.Teven two peiForniers the < alibre Stirkojit ' p .. I io a , 1 Detroit and Dayton since then. terms under The W. G . Glenney EASY PAYMENT. PLAN. Quigley, a former minor leaguer, of Yogi Ben a, Don'. Larsen, 1* .. (I i> all regular scheduled game.,. Hand-Pitpwo-the plate. One Of-my biggest Merc'hant.,’ 49. McCarthy promptly 2-29, Len Giglio 31-2-29: a a s s B— under {li-*'?ussion—th a t Shreveport Wiirm, p .... 1 ft ft , II , <1 ■ BC gained its herorid straight ■some Frank studied lor th ■J 27 \0 a hood liefore turning his tklents to^ Yankee*'-^ladium which beat the yards for a first down on the 22. 34-5-29, Bob McCann'34-5-29. Hal playoffs.'A.s it turned out. the pre­ tallie.s. "^iie fa.sV-halllng .Wrinn Hodges. Jackie Robinson. Hvih ?«'M|, h* inmiiK-- .standoff with unbeaten George escaped with ju st one m arker and Score. Bob Lemon. Ted VYilliams, baseball. Told that.tfi^ Nowiv York I Yank.,.' Five tunning plays placed the hall Giglio 35-6-29: Class Q —Cal Mc­ caution wa.s unnecessary because Add a Wing enclose your porch . . . reroof . . . painf up fn- ... I 1 1 l :i 1 II 1 ‘f‘ Washington. Ltriv Fenneasev. a' on the Manchester seven, and with Carthy 32-8-24, AI Kepetyn.41-16. the team finished In seventh place, three hits, all in the ninth inning. Jimmy Piersall. BilIV-Hoeft. I.ew 2K leoiiK. Hll nmmftF, lXraUow.wk\ cool .Sophomore halfhark, talliefl ------while working IWo complete BurdFUe. Bob Buhl.' Joe Adcock SK Jlonk PI* Si...Mk^r t.f ri«rk i.. fourth down an-1 goal'to go, Ma­ 25 and Al Brown 38-11-25. eight gam es Out of a playoff bcrtli.' sideond out. Widholm. L()B All-Siim» M. llfimlUon UWre for the T erriers and senior honey dropped 'back and pitched The Evangeline League, a Class frame.,. ! Ed Matthews, Ted KlllsZAWAki, I ,*i. ■ BB Prahow.xkv 1 Bui kom .2 fullbae.k Frank /.2iiera once while W ith two aw ay in the fli .^f In- Frank t^obinaon. ' Sfan Miisial. L* SO PiftiN.wi«kv iu‘ a perfect strike to Fardig in the The University of North Dakota C AIL-Louiaiana loop, used Negro ning Long walked and Thoma.a Willie...Maya.'' Billv Pie.pr^ and ^ L '.M’nnn Toni Cat Sullivan- connected for Smoke Eaters Register uuen end zone., L arry Diica’s sifccessfiil I began playing football In 1894, players in pacent yOars. Tlie five tlie the two vital conversion.''. was atuck by a pilch before Dropo , Neifie ^ o \, among others, would iu-K*!nmnKi sSiuhvan'^^iW- 9 run,, o','-*! You can bdirow up to $2,500 (with no down poymenf) ond take up blooped a* .single into, rightfield rertainlv b«< a giant step in a t-^ S u rk n u t 5 for 4 mns m fi ift- Dartmouth, i.hich edged Brown ; scoring Ixin^g. ' - ' . the fans through the 14-7 in a’n Ivy meeting, .will pl«v To Trounce Blue Devils 26- to three yeors fo pay! Holy Cms., at Hanov,er, The Crii- Krron* < ofilly I^yjng turnsUle.a. It ia very doubt- HBTv Oardn^r. Thomas iPurkont» .saders from W orrester hope to re­ B oston's Tefl Lepcio fanned to fdl if S h e a 's d u b . w ithout one or i 'J’ufilvani. w, r)rahow.«kv r. A wild and'W’ooly .Midget Foot-*The defen.sive goods were Denny open the second but Drabowsky • tWO top-flight performers, ■ would turn to- more equal opposition . af­ ball League game was played Sun- Podolny, Bill Avery. Bill Mondi^, XCELLENGE IN FOOD PREPARATION ter taking a -43-0 thrashing from 'Penn State. (lay afternoon at Charter Dak ! Tom Andrcoli ami Malau.sky. ■ ('oatiniiei W est InvaNion Park before a .sizable crowd when ; j.-,,,. t|,p Blue Devils. Jeff For Example the Impressive Smoke Enters .scpi- GontlUoie Tonv Alibpo, Lee Ulm. Bowling Bostoil College seeks lo continue ing inJevery quarter, squelched thc skelley Stark -Monette, Don Huskies Break Five Records it.. Western invasion on a winning With MOBILHEAY fvd oil yM ojwa^s note against Detroit Sunday. The Blue Devils by a score of '-’6-6. colas. Bill Aiiden. Dick Tiice. Reroof an.average six mom house yourself nith Bird 34-20 sMIXKI) IMH RLKS This was the larg^t. .storing ,i„|,nny Lucas and -Marsh Potter Eagles defeated Marquette 26-19 Master-Built Shingles for as little as O' per mo. kovo your own private roterye of fuel (ti against any one team'this year, played well. R. AretA ...... V., ifik 80- 277 In 71-6 Trouncmg of VMass last .Saturday with fullback Bernie D„eu ‘h® opening kickoff the Blue ^ may'well J, Aretf> ■,,...... 101 106 302 Teliszewski accounting for’ three , 31,000 dollar kitchen reinpdeling job for * * 5 9 1 - ?(^i be the. game of the season when that no one eke con draw oo-l Tot Ain *...... 209 195' 175 .57!» touchdowns, . little as _ *5 I per mo. I New Haven, Oct. 15 i>p. Before • land set the record at 308 in-1952i. a n t t ‘ U WA,, • 1 Ine • h® Flf® PifilUers and Smoke Besid's Yale-Cornell and Harv- only tally vCiih Marsh PbUerdo ng deadlocked for flrat P. Roriadi^.e ...... 72 lits * f>4 274 . ,^a" te- 3. Highest total yardage 505. ard-Colurabia in the Ivy Circuit, Wh^n Thd Chills B. Bftnndljn ...... Ui7 • lft4 no .121 There’s nothing like Ihe wonderful security ot four Brown v.-lll visit Penn "in th e’week­ MaV,A® W T ' he P‘»ce. cla.sh at 7:30 under the .97 starting their offen.sive at.ack the Roberslon Park. A 3500 porch remodeling job coat only 1 5 per mo. own privatC'fuel supply. Mohi|heet delivery ia com­ Come Marching In 'TotaU ...... i __ ;i79 2’12 204 69.5 end coming up. SniOkc Eaicr-s -sent . Roger ^ i. galls what he thought of his 19,56 4 jefen.siv. effort in one. Dther New England games pletely oittomalic—you never.l^ve to call. MobOheat tSi JUCaione pv«r to,«core. The extra “Crazy,'man. crazy! Can’t you .see (hi.s hou.se is ’snp B. Dantfl.e . ..HU 7ft 26T, ' game, by holding Massachusetts lo ai hediiled for'Oct. 20 include: point waa fiiadc with a pH.s.*4 from \\'edne.sday and Thursday niphtj now is twin-action, c/cons as it 5fo/s.' H. Daniein ...... 112 Hh 327 "Trs t|he best crew I've seen in a I only' i s i ydida gained. Bridgeport at America'n Interna-', Tom Kqilley to M ike Cliurilla and air player.s are urged to report place for a snow man^ These folks arie “hep” to our fuel long time," Ingalls replied. tional, ’’ Middlehiirv at Bates. Kmokf Kiitft;* Tolain ...... 2i:i l^s 1!U 592 5. ,Highest number; ‘of toucti- In the- second quarter. Keljey For a pnuofc supply of top quality fuel., service. They call 11. “Ihe ifreatest.” * ' Then came opening day. The do>,'ns 11. Worcester at Wesieyan, Vermont, K^idu: ('hUrlUrt, Dowd. DAt^y, Jacob*. Opporienta <§1 drove through the.center of the Tarklf*.": Ar#ry. BianTTirk-, MantFr. IIG OR SMAkL W£ CATER TO ALL "YOUR GUARANTEE and (rieiyily service—call os.today! Yeah, maiv we keep our customers in “solid” comfort : .. ' I'Conns niet Springileld and fell Next Saturday Oonnecticiit at Rochester, Mas.xachusetta'' at line 'for six yards and six points. R. ak, flat on thfir faces, -i 1-12. takes on its second .Yankee-Con- Rhode Island, Coa.st Guard at Ain- Later in the third quarter all winter lonjr . . , make deliveries autorfalically . . . A. I*allbortr“ ...... *... Sh . 9.S .h9~ 272 r.iiardfi: Brown, Pixlolny, Smithy Tier- keep our price.s “in the Ki'iMive.'” ' - R. I^Hbrrtt* ...... 107 'H 2 .307 herat. Hofstra' at Northeastern. Macaione again w ent over fo .score. WEDDINGS - OUTINGS » BANQUETS - BUFFET 1- gaits wa.s tallfing.through his hat. Homecoming game at' Stoira. Delaware at New Hampshire and- T he exfra noint w as a . pass from" Centei K: Ahdn-oil. Barbaio. -O u r 35 Years of Reputable Seryice"" “So ‘dig’ that door, boy. .Stay oul.sjdc where it’s coOl, TMSI.a __ ...... 105 207 177 579 Not so today. It lookft as thopgh It was a Saturday of lilgli scor- ■Norwich e t Up'aala. Kellev to Ch'utdliiT'':'''^~"'*" '''~>"'.s, • .Malauskv, retl*,- Mondun. Eeeei «.- i'rfikrr. Auden. Goniilcore, Try Our Famous Pickled Mushrooms . R. Pulll __ ...... hi hK ’’ .74"^ A. AHbri«u , ' • ' 336 North Main Street CALL M ltcM 3-5135 FOR T0F QUAUTY ••Our Reputation K. Bohr .... The F ire m en's offcn.sive was (lUarda: <;.wi»r ■ • 5»4-.-' 3ih in g o f glightly favored Brandeis. Is Vmir AMurancr” ■ -4.^,'.. terrific with some of the b®-st Juhcnvilb, t*ainbra. • » , Tel; MI 9-5253 1 T.-fsla ..^...'..,170 321 ■I6h 559 Broke FIRcxierda , ■ Yale remained undefeated and New York. Oct. 16 If pauing-.berng done by^ Kelley'and ('entui's RftbfTl. T. Altbrtti. PoWora. ^^SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS tied for thtf Ivy League lead by Backet: Lucyn; Porrj' Potter, Gemn* R,' DaniAtO' ...... V, SH''- 267 I t w as Cqji|jp.5tlcgj'a flrat’ "Yan- DetrOit’a Red Wings can stay un­ lancy,"field running .by peaniUs cort’. Colaa, J, Alibrln. McGuirf; Mraa-^^ Open Daily 7 A. M. ; la. Darnato...... I'* 1.79 116-- .363 ; pinning a nghting Columbia. 33- beaten and shoot to a three-point Alacalone who ate up the yardeige ler. I'lm. Youna, D»,Kette. to 5 P. M., fiidudinf 19. T M rn e tl Cornell Satur­ for five'first downs and scoring ^or«' bv p#TM*dii! i ’Total* v.i...... Ifl.Y 132 btilge with (wo regulara aidell,ned. • a-:-/,7 6 *7 6-» P AGAMI CATERERS Wediteaday Af temoMW BANTL .206^'4»]i oy oreaKing «,■«. cdnlerencfc-r« day. ■' ’ ' what's ahead for the National twicer hto.a?lt^A fake kick >vqs cx^ ■''''...... ''^t) 0 ft- « • New Britain Teadhera won Ita ecofed _^.^KeIley -with a beautiful Tftiirlido>)n> Poltef ^ 2). Macalona, MANCHESTER Ml V*1359, 9*3708. 9*8528 and Saturday UntU Nooo 331 m ain STREET MANCHESTER, CONN . ' (Sr ■ ot*!*: - ■. I- ■ - Hockey League. when they get Kellev/Churilla. ^ i I*. Sinoft ...... M 7.1 228 • I. Higheat '^tnt tptal for aecond itraight- by rapping 2dont- back tp»full strength? hand-off*■ ' to Macaione.' / DaVe points from * tr^ after touchdown: R EW LONDpN G t 2*2878, 3*4379 ' MQRIARTY BROTHERS W. sinnii '.V. .4^;...... 91 119 •84— 294* clglr Teachera.i 20.'7. New* B ritain Malausky and Will aDutihesneait Churilla;

^ f -. :J r \ MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COHN.', MONDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1966 FAGS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'MANCHESTER. CONN,, MONDAY. OCTOBER 15, 1956 rAGlS VOtJRTEBN Rooms Without Board.59 Jti- Bouaes' par Sole 72 Honaca Por Sal* Boburbaa For Sale 75 i a BGE r o o m for two gentlemen. f- W Rockville-Verhon AiHo Drirtiig School 7>A THERE OUGHTA H E ^ L A W ^ \ . • BY FAGALY and SHORTEN or BulMlnf Matcrii 47 Household" Goods 51 I OVERSIZED CAPEr^H roomf. Busy Schedule Presideiif Asks D »—B1r0»->Peta 41 I Slate Taltbr Shop, 8 Blsaell St. EAST CENTER 8T,T-SultabI« for ANDOVER — Seven ' miles out. Attached two-car garage. AA -raM- Choice Cape ivith six .finished ■ >% TELEV18IOI^6’! RCA, console Mt S-7383, MI-.3-6047. offles and home. Ten rooms, n f i e d LARSbN'S DRTiFlNO - School, PORTERFIEI^ PET SUPPLY, dential sectloh. Also two oldar steam heat, oil, flnpj[aee, two rooms, fireplace, breezeway and Manchester's only trained and now locatetLat Routs 6 and OispcJ converter. Excellent ■ hqmea’wlth alx large rooma each, garage. H acre lot. $15,800. Made- Set This Week 319 Voters Sign Saturday; Fast Action on ' Y tMAT / -V Clear Fir ‘Casing... .Hn. ft.'-T IN PRTVA'TE Family, nlcg first bathroomabathrooms two-car garsifa^larga cerUtted instructor. For your safe­ m adhsbua. Rd.| South Windsor next to East $60. MI 3-7693. 336 Hills. floor room, aingle or dquble, be­ center of town, one -with garage. lot. Ample parkinjr. M or^aj^ac. Hne•' B Smith,Si • Realtor.- ■ MI.------9-1642,.--- lent ty are trained to teach proper: TfVinrr ? 810 6TUPP Y 2 erd Drlva-ln ‘Thestsr. Open Wood Gutter, 4x5 and d. • ' Priced right. Many other listlngn. A d W i ly, hU. 9-6073. side bath,. Ml 9-6740. ■< ranged. A real bargain. For VllMO WPCK4 OFF A ^ I JUST 9.^,' Tuesday, Thursday and 4x6—aa i s ...... lih.- ft. .39 Gaston Realty, 165 School St. MI, polntment call Georg* L: Ora^a- By Dodd, Bush Overl^OOO Enroll to Date Cargo A-Vessel CLASSIFIED AC^ CAalDTHI y nigbta 7 - 9 p.m. Man- FLORENCfc^ombinstlon gas And 9-5-731, evenings Ml. 9-74($6. MAKCHESTBR Driyinft A.udemy COUOt^OF LETTfRS H h e a t e d furnished room, kitchen dio. Realtor. MI. 9-5878. OASAOa FOR cheater customers can call JA. N6. 1—1*’’ Red Cedar oil stove, 4 . and 4. Leas than 3 privileges. Ladles only. Call MI BROOK DEPT. HOURS K|(uaramees quick results. Expert _ AND « THROUGM m o d if ie d ENGLISH colonial six, (OmliliiMd from Pag* f>nt) Rockville, Oct. 16 (Spkial) — (OoaUnned frrim Fagt Om ) IV SOUR! CAR.I 8-3391 and we will bring order Prime Shakes (car- . years old. MI. 9^137 or MI. 9-1139. 3-5524.' ' ROLLING P A B K ^ Six flAished PHNA Canvass Tomorrow 8:15 A . M. to 4:30 P, M. .imt]:^cUoris. Dual-controlled car. Fi FOR THE om HA« •OSSf home with us at S p.m. to 68 tonedP .. . . . — ,...p«r sq. 13.95 J®rge rooms, and attached garage?* Four^^fafnijy brick. Excellent In­ An additional 319 names added, to i i l i Miclette, your personal rooms, Cape, tile bath, firkpliee, Bush w ill. accompany the Vic* *Tt will be posaibl* for enfflnaen tiMPTEEN ASSISTANTS Sprues St. . " WANTED^ Nice shaded lot In center of Man­ come, guageg, ccntfial. Full price the vexing Hats during Saturday’s inatnictot^at j*l. 2-7249. No. 1—18” Perf., re­ Reliable-, Honest Per AiiartmentB—Plats—. ; chester. Living room 22’6” xl4’ shed donher- excellent condition President on the entire trlp^ , Rockville, Oct. 15 (Special) not only of our own country, but . COPY CLOSING TIME Buckley Scnool. Transferred. $18,906. Terms,. Cise will speak at the Republi­ registration brought tq over 1,000 —The Public Health Nursing ID MElP MIM - COCKER PUPPIES with excellent butted, sanded (car­ TO TAKE OVER Wf6plac«. Dining room, large o f other nations, to idew the nu-> MORTLOCKS, Kfai^hester's lead-- disposition. Full grown. Black and toned) ...... per sq. 31.95 UNPAID BALANCE ' Tenements '/63 kitchen and separate laundry ; $15,400. Ken Ostrinsky. MI. 3-5159. can Dutch treat luncheon In Hart­ the number registered this year. Assn. wUl canvas* .tomorrow FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT- inj; drivinR schoor'bfto-s profes­ Hsl Morse. MI, 9-3598. clear plant and see at first band white female Cocker 135. Cecker MONTHLY PAYMENTS yoUNO SCHOOL teacher Would room. Also lavatory. Second floor, ford Tuesday. Bush will Introduce It was reported to be a record. ■ in Rockville, Vismon and El­ V MON. THRU FRI. sional teaching by a skmed .cour­ stud servlcs registered. Rockville Canadian Framing $17,63 " three large bedrooms and • bath; R0WLS0N,4^' him. / , lington to raise money for its , this demonstration of the groat teous, instructor. Two carsTstand- like to share attractive apartment MANCHESTER—Modem six-room Of those registered Saturday ; 10:30 A. M. TR. 5-3894. and Sheathing, 3 Complete In Manchester with a young busl- Must be seen to be appreciated. Aside from six 5-minute film 1957 activities. promise of atomic energy for hu­ ard or automatic. MI. 9-7398. (truck loadt,...... per M 96.'«0 I Colonlsl, sale price $11,500. Shprt BEAL ESTATE TV programs during the week, 165 were women and J.54 men. R e -: t-^J Rooms of Brand New 4ic.*s wdihan, near bus line. Write Gaston Realty, 165 School St. Ml. publicans-enrolled 73 and Demo-1 A total of $8,000 is being man betterment,” he said, SATURDAY 9 A. M. . Furniture i 9-S7^1. Evenings, Ml. 9-7466 way out, nice five-room ranch, the Senator has this schedule; sought this year. Seymour E. '(/»X8 Cedar Clap. I HfV, Hfral.d, or call-MI. 9.843T AD. 3-7766 crats 72, -while the balance - regls-' BEAGLE POPS. Can be-seen after Beautiftil Westinghouse Elec, full: cellar, targe lot, full price Monday—Naugatuck (tours); Lavitt is general chairman, 89 Months for Atom Plant Motoreyclea— Bicyden ll 4:30. MI. 8-4634. boards—Bided. ....p e r M 169.00 ■ or SIL. 3-1293. tered as Independents. In a memorandum to the Presi­ COOPERATION WILL Refrigerator MANCHESTER GREEN $13,500. Small down payment. Evenings BU.’ 9-1630 Milford (neighborhood ..recep­ with Donald Berger in charge Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agen­ tions); Cheshire (dinner). Of the total registered this year, | dent, Chairman Lewis L .. Strauas BE APPRECIATED AixlO Cedar CTap. Beautiful Bedroom Suite TWO-ROOMcfumlshed apartment Republicans received the majority, ; of canvassers in the city; Mrs. MANCHEST'ER CYCLE SHOP on heqe!« ta« n OUIR NgRS.AiO.'HSLR ME Beautiful Living Room Suita All utilities. >--Oall MI 3-5886 after Immaculate Cape Cod,/' four cy, MI 3-6930. Tuesday---All, day with Case in James E. Vandervoort in Ver-^ of the Atomic Energy Commission 166 West Middle Tpke., repairs' LiNNCRtt SfiNlATURE Dachshund puppies. hoards—Bided. ....p e r M 340.00 rooms down, two unfinished up. signing up 343 against 188 for the 1AEC)-^and Secretary of Com- P ut tme , THE4E IN TWE ^ \NITA TUI MAIL! , , MV Beautiful Dinette Set 6 p.in. Hartford. ' non, and Mrs. E. George Gor- all makes, specisdlzing in English. FILK! Rock'VHle ,TR. 5-7894. Fireplace, cabinet kitchen, tile ANDOVER—All the custom built Wedntesday — Hartford (lunch­ Democrats. mercb Weeks said the time of de­ l^ a lM i3-5121 V/UERE all the WORK.. .LUNCU? Mahogany Paneling, pel* M- 190.00 Beautiful "De Luxe” Range MANCHESTER "homes for UvabUity” at Dell- -sky in Ellington. Buys used bicycles, all sizes. Before 'you buy, let us quote you bath, oak floors, garage, amesite eon). \ Saturday’s registration was the livery of the revolutionsuY vessel Hours 9*8 p.m. week days, 8-6 14DONE,ONE MEASLV > Instead of Weetinghouae Elee. drive. wood, built by Relmer are sold. final general session. There will be As many homes''** possible on your trim, doors and windows. Refrigerator if you'prefer Business tiocatihns Avondale Road—Cute (our room Thursday—All day with NlXon; will be visited tbmorrow. If a "depend)( on the time necesaary for p:m.'Saturdays, MI.'9-3098. OFFICE iO * FOR , Mvestoct-^ Vehicles 42 $14,700 Cape, with fireplace. Stdrm win­ But, a-ranch, Oape Cod and co­ one pre-election registration date cornpletioh . of the power plant, Rugs. Lamps Tables, Linoleum For Rentt lonial are under construction. See NeW.^ Haven'(liv^'teleyision bl-oad- home Is missed, dohatlons Lost and found tue’ wmole st a f f .' dows and ons car garage. Asking .cast)t'?Jew Britain' (GOP Women’s Nov. .5 for persons who right's ma­ which - is now eitlmated at 89 WE BUY.CpwS. calv&'and beef NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. arid a Few Other Articles these homes and lots before you ture between last Saturday and may he s^nt to one of t]hc EVERYTHING b u sin e ss o k bffide location, 474 $14,800. Club gathering). nionths from the tlmO of a con­ I/)8T—UtUe girl's glasses, octagon Business Services Offered 13 cattle,. Also-,. horaea. PfelA^roa. ?WARREN E; HOWLAND ^ y or build. Wales Road, ‘An­ that day. Eligible per.Sons may chairmen or to Mrs. E. Fenton., THE UNPAID Mains*s casi I St.,^ 4 gp*ground floor. TTireeazis F r i« y —Greenwich (GOP rally). tractual commiUnerit, although of-, ahapAd with brow fthis. Vicinity Tel, Ml. 3-7405. V , 381 State Street MI. 3-1108 Off Mather Street — Six room dover, Coventry. PI. 2-6251, register at the office of the town. Bnrke, association treasurer. - Washington.. School )playground. BALANCE PRICE rooms. Ml, 9-5229. MI. 3-7444. Saturday—Derby (tour). forts are oontiriuinj^ to reduce this DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com- ONLY $488.26 brick Cape, 114 baths, basement 61erk Nov. 5 frqm 10 a.m. to noon. With services greatly in­ ime,; MI. 9-3507. ^ , pany. doors juk* windows, custom North Haveh, Conn. garage. Combination windowa. No VERNON — Ranth home, 26x40. Here is Dodd’s schedule; F'ree storage until wanted. Free Three bedrooms, kitchen and di­ Monday — Waterbury (tour): I.ittle Leagtie Banquet creased and income from sev­ Th^ AFC will gumish the rector work,(, guaranteed. ‘ Call...... MI. 9-1583 . Wanted^—Pets— OFFICEFOR Rent. Excellent loca­ GREEN HILU'ST.—Price reduced mortgage problem*, assume pres­ Nearly 400 Little Leaguers, their eral sources no longer avail-- after 6 p.m. TeLXHestnut 8-2147 delivery. Free set up by our own nette. Birgh cabinets. Living New Haven (live television) East and be responsible for its' Instal­ LOST—Large tiger cat. Vicinity . Poultry—Stock 44 tion. MI. 9-1680, or Ml. 9-3549. for quick sale tO'$14,500. Here is ent FHA of $12,3W. Priced st families ahd friends attended the able,, officials of the Nursing reliable men. $18,800. '' room and fireplace. Ceramic tile Haven (dinner).- lation. The'Maritime A dm in ttt^ Benton St. Phone MI. 9-9577. ANTIQUES Ketlnished, Repairing .lhMAtn.Hr ' Phone Me Immediately a 7-room home with 2-car garage bath. Hot water baaeboard heat Tuesday—Naugatuck, Seymour, annual Little League Banquet at Assn, hope the goal will be tion in the Cdinmerco DepsrtmeiB MANCHESTER PET Center for all IJIRGE BUILDING', centrally lo­ located in fine nelghlmrhood. the PAC ballroom Saturday night.- reached by tomorrow night, , done pn any furniture. Tieman, J:C.X9StLVTtl»l, Hartford CH. 7-0858 cated, 1800 sq. .'ft. Ideal storage, T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor .Amesite drive. Two years old. Beacon Falls, fh-ospect (tours); will be responslm* for design and''-- LOST — Friday, eight months old T89 South Main St. Phone MI. eeuitMBua.emo .vour pets and pat supplies. 8. A . After 7 P. M. CH. 6-4890 Green Hill St. i.* located between $14,700. Watson Realty. Thrall Watts ShatlUck, league pre.s- Qniy In this way, they say, construction of theftUp. kitten: yellow, black and white ' H. Green Stamps. Open. 9 to 6. long term lease available. T. J. MI. 3-5416 or Shelton (outing); Darien (League- 3.-S643. DismonOa— Watchca— See It Day Or Night E. Center St. amPPorter St. Oc­ R(J.. Vernon. TR 5-7630, MI of Women voters meeting). ideht, recommehded a 6-team can present services be main­ Strauss and Weeks-, informad markings. Bolton St. .and Wad­ . Monday through Saturday. Thurs­ Crockett, Realtor. Ml. 3-5416 or 2 . ' Jewelry 48 If you have no means of trans­ residenep. MI. 9-7751, cupancy upom-mnipletlon of sale.' Mr*. Weill, MI. $-4788 9-7885. . Wednesday—V/illimi ntic (tour); tained at a high level. .For the President that to dell School. Children's pet. MI Ru b b is h a n d asbea removed. day night till 9. Free parking. Ml. portation. I'll send my auto for Handy to schools, bus and stores. present'^4-team afrangerhent. He this reason, - they ask do­ 9-9019. 9-4373. We repair aquariums, LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler, re- VERNON—Five-room, three year Storrs ' (rally): Wetjjersfield (din­ struction and provide General cleaning, cellars, atUca' yoii. No obligation. STORE—FORMERLY Seals Roe­ Robert JTSmith. Inc., 963 Main ner); New Haven (live television). tojd the crowd attending that he nators to, be generous, w’hen tralized resporisibiHty, the and yards. Reasonable .*ates. M. Roofing—Siding 16 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help . Wgnted—MaiR 36 heaters, pumps and reflectors. 995 pair*, adjuata watches expertly. . old Ranch. Large lot, brook. A-i-L—B—E—R—T—’S buck at the Center. Desirable MI 9-5241. Thuraday—New Haven (tour),; feit two addlUonal leaifis would canvassers come to call. projeoi will be under manag A .pL Rubbish Removal. Ml. Main St. Reasonable ptTces. Open daily. G k E ^ $14,600. Owner MI 9-2595. - Announcements FOR THE BEST In Bonded built WAITRESS—Hours 6-13 pim. Apply 43-45 jSULYN , ST., HARTFORD •Main St. location, heat furnished, N MANOR Milford (Young Democrata meet­ give more boys a, chance to join of a single individual to be 1 \ up' roofs, shingle roofs, gutters, Chef's. Diner. 9 Main 6t„ after ‘8 Thuraday evenings. 129 Spruce MT. 9-6808 or ML 9-8521. MxSiCHESTER — Cape Cod, six teams and pla;- bas6bBll. Street. Ml. 9-4387. ^--^oonroom.*, four finished. Excellent fn-H a VERNON—Cap* Cod, 24x36, -with ing) ; New Haven (all day and eve­ jointly by the AEC and the Mari­ HEMSTITCHING — Rug Weaving conductors and roof repairs call P-m.., X SIX-PIECE ebrnme kitchen eel. -While difflcpltlM may arise from and Ernest Weeks, Schdol princi­ time Administration. HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. Coughlin. MI. 3-7707. -Articles For Ssle 45 HALL FOR RENT for banquoCa, condition. All natural woodwork, front dormers. Four completed ning tour). and Embroidery. Mrs. Elliott, 75 Available at all times. Philco fac­ Excellent condition. Also brown Two i/i .year du^tw . rooms down, two unfinished up. Saturday — Waterford (tour); an expande.^'-ieague, Shattuqk re­ pal. Refreshments will be served At the White -House ceremtNiy Henry St. MI 3-7633. Wo m a n f o r alteration work on ELECTRONIC parlor stove' and coil , bed epring. weddings, dancing school./etc. fireplace, to -doimers, basement minded the group tljat the le-kgue tory supervised service. Tel. Ml. ' f o r s a l e —SS'gal. drums, In good Living room with fireplace and Manchester ’ (Motorcade through after both discussions. Eisenhower inspected a drawing o f women’s and men’s clothing. State Gsrden— farm-Dairy Call MI 3-6500. MI n-8091. garage, oil hot water heat, beauti­ Year ’round seveit Toom was formed to allow as many bojta 9-9698. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Tailor Shop. 8 Bissell St, TECHNICIANS^ condition, $2.50 e'sc)i. For further .Prdducts 50 ful yard. Gaston Realtv,- 165 paneled wall. Knotty pine kitchen Manchester, East Hartford, South Named Squad Leader . the sleek vessel, unusual In tha information call the Hergld, phone ranch, Coventry Lake. and dinette. Ceramic* tile bath. Windsor and Glastonbury). West as possible to play. . .. Army Cpl. Norman W. Burke, absence of any smoke itacks. Personals ELECTRICAL SERVICE--Wiring, ADMIRAL Console combinatloiv' School St. MI. 9-5731. Evenings With six teams, he said, the ROOFING — Speciallzlhg in repslr-' WOMAN‘ FOR inspection and as- MI. 3-5121. ' ^ Houses For Rent 65 MI. 9-7466. Beautiful 6Vi, extra lars^e, water oil heat, American Haven (Democratic ball). son df.Mr!!4md Mrs. John T. Burke, Present at the ceremony In ad­ repairs,' Insulations, oil burners, I television and radio. A-1 ronditioh.'. Sta^ard boiler. Aluminum storm league can allow at least 90 boy* WANTED—Ride to Pratt and Whit­ ing roofs of all kinds. Also new aembly. Dry cleaning department. PEACHES AND PEARS. $1 and up i Reasonable. MI 3-6797 after- 6 room ranifh. Speak at Pulaski Fet« . 8 Strong Aye., Is a squad leader in dition to Strauss and Weeks were ney, third shift. South parking lot., electric motors. Kenneth Lacoss, Five day week. Benefits', Apply ; SPACE h e a t e r for sale. 39 ” MANCHESTER —Two-family, 4-4 windows. Amesite drive. Lot The two candidates spoke at to play and many more can become' Company it-,of the loth Infantry Clarence G.-klorse, Maritime coin- Blectriciah. PI. 2-8388 after 6. 'roofs. Gutter work,. Chimneys Experienced men required ' Louis Botti, 260 Bush Hill Rd. ■ p.m. w ill' SHARE my four-room home MI. 9-9713. cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ ex­ in person. New Model Laundry, 73 high,' 21” wide. In good condi- with an elderly or working couple. duplex. New Timken oil burner, Rockville. Five room ranch. 90x150. 'Price $14,700. Watson Pulaski Day ceremonlea In Hart- members 'of the farm teams. Division’s 85th‘ Regiment in Ger- mission chalilnan; Louis Roths­ perience. Free estimates. Call Summit St. to assemble wire and test tton. Call PI 2-6850. hot air heat. Recently redecorat­ Realty, Thfalj Rd., Vernon. TR ,ford yesterday, both in general Boys who are already assigned manys child, under .Secretary o f Com- CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service. GREEN AND ripe tomatoes, • al­ HOTPQINT 11 cu. ft. refrigerator, Call. MI 9-393.5'or MI 3-5650. Breezeway and garage. to teams w ill. remain with those WANTED—Ride from Manchester Howley. Manchester Ml. 3-5361. electronic devices. Will ready picked, 50c a basket. Paul freezer top. like new. T w in rock •X ed. Sensible priced at- $14,500. Call 5-7630. MI 9-7885 agreement about Communlsta sat­ Cpl; Burke, a 1954 graduate of merge for transportation; and K. to Burnside Ave., East* HartfoiU 151 North Main St, Small appli­ FULL TIME girl or woman for con- r o y a l a n d Smith-corona port­ teams, he said. He also stressed ances repaired. Ml. 3-6517, resi­ Robotto, Birch Ml. Rd. I maple bedroom, set. Roper gas A. R. Wilkie k do. ML 9-4389. 1 VERNON ellite-nations. , Rockville High School, was em! E. Fields.- general managpr o f tha 8 a.in.-4 :S0 p.m. MI 9-5501. genial office. Knowledge of typing consider recently dis­ able and standard typewriters. the fqct that every Rockville boy Atomic Energy Commissibn. dence. MI. 3-6960. All mjkes of adding machines range with heating unit. MI Wanted To 68 MANCHESTER vicinity, ' $12,650, Wanted—^iteal Bktate- Bush said the liberation of such ployed atOkrber Brothers Service Besting—Plumbing 17 and shorthand desired. Call for charged veterans experi­ EVERGREENS already dug or 9-0103 or MI 9-0.362. Six room Cape. Two-1;ar ga­ 77 nations, which include Pojand, Is is welcome and that no "cliques” Station before entering the Army appointment. 5U. 9-4563, Manches. sold or rented. Repairs on all three bedroom ranch, • ceramic are involved In the league’s oper­ pick your own from our field. 2.500 r YOUNG COUPLE^ rage. Nicely landscaped lot. ARE YOU CONSIDERINd a task "which must remain one of in May 1955. He received basic ‘Aatomobnes tor Sole 4 any g^eral cleanup and handy ter Pipe k Supply, enced in electronic back­ makes. Marlow’s. young treea to ehooae from. GE a u t o m a t ic ' Dishwasher. need Of three jiedroom apartment, bath,, stainless steel s'lnk, base- ation. Fire Prevention ■boanl heat, cellar, nieely seclud­ Price $13,500. SELUNG YOUR PROPERTY? the top priority in ATnerican for­ training at Fort Riley, Kan., and BEFORE YOU BUY a used car work. Rubbish removal. cellar PLUMBING and heating-^-Repalrs ground. Must be fsmiliar Yewa, ‘ Hemlock, Arborvitae, Cy- Four years old. Phone MI 9-5625 first floor, - two children. TR, Trophies were presented aa fol­ arrived in Europe the following and contract wont. Call Ml. 9-8541. ADD CHARM to modern living ed. '-J acre, treea. Carlton W. We will • appraise your property eign policy." lows; To the wlrinlng Elks team, see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick cleaning, latra mowi^ etc. Very with antiques. Visit the new preaa. Fir, 'Juni^ra.-*$1 up. Hardy after 6 p.m. ■ ,5.2071. free and. without any obligation. Dodd said the U.S. ahould "lead November.' . Prizes Awarded reasonable. Phone Ml 9-9817 or WOMAN 21 - 45 with necessary electronic muma, large plants. 7,5r each. Hutchins. MI, 9-5132 9-4694. These homes are all reason­ accepted ,b.v* Richard Morganaon, Ssles and Service, ' 385 Main FREEBURN k WATSON, Plumb­ Curiosity Shop, at Rt. 6, Andover. IDEAL CTiriatmaa Oifta for rug WAN’TED —Four nr five-room un- We also buy property (or cash. the FriSe. . World in exerting a Events Tonight Street'X L 9-457L Open evenings. BU. 9-3184. ' x For part time sales and office test equipment. Excellent Garden Salea 312 Oakland St. MI. ably priced. 30 day occupancy, Selling or buying contact mounting ahd unrelenting pressure exalten weekends Other times by 9-9406. hookera. Strip cutting machinea, fiprhlahed apartment for .voung MANCHESTER. Ixioking, for rooms Moose team in the farm league, Frank Badsteubrier Auxiliary, To Scouts, Cubs appointment. ML 9-1806. large enough to live, work and en­ STANLEY BRAY Realtor against the monster rulers of the NEED A CAR? Short-on a down COMPLETE REPAIRS , by Stuart inetaliations, alteration work and work in Manchester jewelry store. opportunity (or the right • $14; rug (ramea, $8.95; pattema. ..xlorking couple. Be.-d of refer­ Call J, D. REALTY accepted by George Minor, local VPW, will meet at 8 p.m. at the R. Wolcott on repair work. MI. 9-'3808 or MI. Excellent salary. CONCORD GRAPES. 270 Hackma­ $1.50 up I-ay Away Plan, (^lonial tertain in? Also modern conven- BRAE-BURN REALTY slave satellite nations of the VFW Home. Members are re­ payment or had your credit turned SALE—33 J-3% off on 1956-1957 ences. AH inquiric.s confidential. ience.s.? All these features are in- Ml. 3-6273. Moose- lodge governor and to , Horth End Boy Scouts and Cuba matic .9-5931. tack Si., after 4:30 p.m. weekdays, Remnant Shoppe, 115 Center 8.t. Call ■ ACB Realty, MI 9-2392 or MI. 3-5262 MI. 9-9738 world.” members of the Alj-Star tourna­ minded that 1957 dues are now down? Don’t give up'. For a good wallpaper. Green Paint and Wall­ Coiporaled in this eight year old Among other political develop­ won $50 In prizes Saturday in Firs deal—not thru a 'small loan com: . ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, Write Box L, Herald paper at the Green. Open daily 8-9 all day Sunday iMI. 9-3246. MI 3-.5414. MI. 9-8640 THIS AGElNCrY needs Cap* Cod, ment team. All boys who parti­ payable, small appliances, welding. X74 house located within one black of ments, the Connecticut Derhberats’ The vestry of St. John’s Prevention' W6«1t 'contests spon-’ , pany—s6e •’Harry” at 3J3 Main Millinery— Dressmaking 19 p.m. No. 1 GREEN Mountain winter po-1 modern grammar school in ex- 4-5-6 and 7 room singles. and 2- cipated received emblems. sored by the Manchester Fire De­ St. (Formerly Douglas Motors). Mam Street. Ml. 9-6678. Mnsical InstnmieiiU 53^ A.SSISTANT MANAGER. W. T. fund raising campaign called "op­ The Elks team won permanent Episcopal Church will meet at the WOMAN to clean and iron one or INTERVIEWS BEING HELD tatoea. mealy and very good eat­ eellertt neighborhood. High eleva­ family bouses. - Buyers waiting. eration doorbell” get.* under way partment and the Manchester Im­ -ALTERATIONS on day and evening FOR s a l e !—Men's rebuilt and re­ Grant Co., desires 4--5 room un- Howard R. Hastings, . Realtor. poBsesaion of the large Elks church at 8 p.m. 1940 FORD CONVERTIBLE, new DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, two days a week. Write Box B, MON. . WED. - FRI. ing. No. 1 in every reaped. D e-; GULBRANSEN direct blow ma­ furnished renr, MI. 9-2031, tion. Not development. Garage, FOUR BEDROOM ranch 64 rooms •tomorrow. Party workers will provement Assn. • dresses, coats, suits, etc. Central­ Herald, lasted shoes, high or low. Reason­ amesite driveway. Ixje'ation not Call Ml. 9.1107 any time. phy for having' w6n the lea^ e The High School Fellowsliip of t(^. ne\^ front end, dechromed, copie.d, vacuum cleaners, irons, ably priced. Sam Yul.ves, 15 Maple llvered to your tlopr, one bag or - hogany apinet piano,' ' $495. (two unfinished), fireplace, ma- make door-to-door appeals for Rockville Baptist 'Church will Boy Scout Troop 3 of W addell gunsi etc., repaired. Shears, ly IblM^ted. MI, 9-6636. 1 P. M. . 4:30 P. M. more. Ml. 9-6438. I YOUNG working couple desire two- given over phone. Shown only by . hogany paneling, ceramic tile title three times. School,, under the leadership Of leaded in, new' paint. MI. .9-1406. stenographer Five days. St., near Main St. Kemp a, Inc, Ml. 341686.' USTINGS WANTED—Single, two- contribution*. Representing the other two meet at 7:30 p.m. at the church knives, mowers, etc., put into con­ . room furnished apartment Man- appointment. A real buy at $.15,900. bath, birch cabinets, formica Scoutmaster. Herbert Meier, won alterations done on women 8;30-5 p.m. All paid company GREEN MOUNTAIN winter pota- family three-family, business team aponaora in the Little Leagpie and ■ then. to B’hai Israel INEXPENSIVE CLEAN transpor­ dition for com l^ needs'. Bralth- and. children's clothing, reason­ TIRE SALE MUSIC InatrumenteK rental. Com­ rhester , vicinity, immediately. Listed only with the Escott Agen- rounters. Only $14,900. Carlton W. property. Have many cash buyers. $10 for inspecting the moit homes walte. 52 Pearl Street. benefits. MI 9-5273. tqea are now'ready. Edward Ver-' cv. Not .sublisted. Ml. 9-7683. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132. MI. 9-4694. were Stanley Bakulski of the Po- Synagogue for^-*. meeting with tation. If you don't see what you able prices. Skilled fitting. MI. 600x16 $11,95 Reg. value $17.90 plete line of ipstrumenta. Rental Call PI 2-7946 and leave inforrna- Mortgages arranged. Please call Acllai Moves Nixon Rabbi Aaron Twersky. for fire hazards. .The Troop 8 want on our lot look behind our V rein S ch ool Rd., South BoltPn. : tion. llsh-American Citizens Club, and 9-9283. (j^NERAL Office Workers with GRAY MAI^UFACTURING 670x15 $13.95 Reg. value $20.00 applied to jiupchaae price. R »re - George L. Grazladio, Realtor. Ml. The City Council w ll meet at Scouts turned In 115 fllled-tn- Office. Cars, to suit all purees. 333 GONDER’S T.V. Service, available MI. 9-5898. -I aenting Olds, Selmer, Ped- 60x28 SIX ROOM ranch, six years TWO-FAMILY—6-5 Emil Hotkowski of the Kosciusz- any time. Antenna conversions typing experience, full or part 710x15 $15.95 Reg. value $22.15 old, 26’ living room, 25’ master 9-5878. 109 Henry St. er as Target 7:30 p.m. home-lnapectlon blknks. Main, formerly Douglas Motors. Firsts—Full guarantee ler and Bundy. Metter’a Muaic RESPONSIBLE in.surance Junior ko Club. Boy Scout Troop 13Z of Bowers Philco factory supervised eervice time, five days, 8:30-5 p.m. All COMPANY HAND PICKED Baldwin Applea. i . executive with two children de­ bedroom, $10,500: also large five Two-car garage, central loca­ Principal, speaker wyis Charlie Moving—Trucking paid company benefits. MI 9-5273. Tax—exchange Bring containers. 61 Strickland Studio, 177 McKee. MI. 3-7500. LISTINGS WANTED School, under the lesderahiif of INEXPENSIVE Tel. Ml. 9-1488. HILUARD .ST,. MANCHESTER sires minim-um of five rexims. room ranch $9,000. Both on lot (Continued from Page One) Sticks, former Trinity College All .Vernon and Talcottville newe Storage 20 Budget Center Cole Motors St. (aide door). 250x270, to be sold together. Both tion, all utilities. item* are now being handled Scoutmaster George Putnam, won TAKE TIME OUT FOR BEAUTY. 91 Center St. 436 CetUer St. MI 9-.500T Prompt and Courteous Service football great. Also speaking first and second prizes totaling TRANSPORTATION REFRIGERATION sales and serv­ ” A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ’ I ANTIQUE PUMP organ. Excellent are in excellent condition. Carlton the California Institute of Tech­ wqre Mayor Herman G. Olson and through the Manchester Evening 1947 , ice. Commercial, household, .air AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. ioegi Housewives and Mothers, you can MI. 3-4164 - ML 9-0980 TURNIPS, purple tqpj, pick your W. Hutchins. Ml. 9-5132. 9-4694. $15 In a poster contest. ' and long distance movmg pack­ earn as much as $40 weekly in ! condition. Call MI. 9-3640. E. & E. r e a l t =Y" WATSON REALTY nology but,*peaking as individuals, District Commissioner Donak Herald RockWUe Bureau, 7, W. CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE, $195 conditioners, freezers. A^ and W, own. 75c a buahel. Henrj- Pas- Busines Property For Sale 70 Main , Sb, telephone TRemont Two Cub dens tied for the 815 ing, storage. Call MI. 3-5187. Hart­ your spare time. ” TV Advertised” FURNACE—Quiet., automatir warm quallni, Aver.v St. MANCHESTER-^Check. This won't THRALL ROAD issu^ a joint statement at Pasa­ Berger. 1949 BUICK ...... $95 Refrigeration Co. Ml. 9-1237, BU. USED Mahogany Upright Plano MI 9-6297 MI 3-4480 Special praise was given to Er 6-3136. \ prize money offered in the .poster 1948 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 9-3196, 5U. 9-0055. ford CH (-1423. Avon Cosmetics trains you. Call air cohdiUorier. BTU 100.000. Used last long. Investment property; 4-4 VERNON dena, Calif., saying: contest open to Cubs. 'Ihey wer* MI 3-5195. one season. Call PI, 2-6694. in excellent condition. Kemp's, TR. 5-76.30 hardt Koelsch for his fine' job In CONVERTIBLE ...... $145 PLUMBING or heating exper­ Inc. MI, 3-5680 ROCKVILLE flat. Both flats will be vacant. Hot tHESTER "It appears to us that Mr. Ste­ Dim '6 of Cubmaster. James Lem­ BUYING PAPER. magazines, MANtJHESTER Package Delivery. Househoid. Goods 51 water oil heat. Aluminum dcxirs MI. 9-7885 venson's proposal might be a use­ directing the beginner’s class Rockville on's Pack 152 of Bower* School 1947 CHEVROLCT TWO-DOOR, Light trucking and package deliv­ SEWING .Mai:hlne Operators and ienced helper or with mechanical d a Ric RICH LOAM. Grade No. 1, The' program was concluded B lue...... $95 rags. Junkman’s Junk. Will pick ability, full time, preferably or GROCERY BUSINESS and windovys. Over 'j acre of m Ranch built by Gambo- ful way to get the negotiations (on and Den 6 of (jubmaater Sheldon up after 3 ^m_,. All day Saturday. ery. Refrigerators, washers and hand cutters vanted. Apply Ka- $3 per yard. Grade No; 2. $2.50 with movies on sports, and a 1947 CHEVROLET CONVERTI­ part time. Call Ed Johnson MI- per yard. Trii^k load lots. Hot nilx AimQUE. FURjrtrURE. Silver. | UPRIGHT PIANO covered In gray land. Priced right at $13,900. 19^ three year* ago. Full base­ the nuclear arms race)' out of the Righardson's Pack 153 of WaddSU Dial 112- TR. 5-7621. stove moving Specialty. Folding Klar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. 3-6979. glass, china. ,.An^ usied furaiture pu,t(e, Call Ml 9-5489. ■ Including six room residence Pjio.ne Barbara Woods Agencyj, deadlock stage by taking a step showing by Berger of colored pic­ Bennet Critical BLE ...... $95 chairs for rent. Ml. 9'h752. amesite, ' Crushed-stone, gravel. ment, fireplace in basement, extra School. Each Den recei-ved $7.50. bought *nd-ebld. Furniture Repair ‘ over stbre, two-oar attached ga- , MI. 9-7702. Bias End Seen which would not endanger o u r tures he took at the Little League In a dlrolay contest, in which 1948 P O im A C -c Radio and Heat­ c l e a n a n d paint those gutters EXPERIENCED RATE clerk, fait Nussdorf Sand and Stone Ml. Service. Ml. 3-7449. I large rooms, fully equipped with World .Series in Williamsport, Pa., er, Hydramatlc ...... $95 typist, nights, five days, (or truck­ EXPERIENCED Carpenter for 9-7408. rage, full basement. Excellent con­ aluminum storm windowa ahd security...’’ Of Seely-Brown exhibits wbre designed to Illus­ now. Avoid costly repairs later. MANCHE1STE3R — Movmg and dition. Lot nicely shrubbed. Nine MANCHESTER Bow>rr Sehool this past summer. VERT LOW iK)WN PArYMENT— Ml. 3-1383. trucking Co. Ml. 3-6563. Owned ing company Call after 9 p.m. custom built work. Steady em­ Roomf Without Board 59 doors, attached .garage. Excellent The tenj. five with Oak Ridge trate the Importance of flre-pra- only. MI, 9-5273. ployment and good wages for the years old. $40,000 a year business j area. Excellent six^-Vbom Cape condition. Conveniently located Long Way Off and Los Alamos backgrounds, Local Couple Hurt In Rotary Talk vention practiciM, Cub 'Pack 2, un­ $8.00 A WEEK—BUYS ANY OF and operated by Walter B. Per- ' c h X m b e r s wiiich can be increased. Present Cod, plasteredxW’alls, fireplace, A R-ockvllle husband and. wife THE ABOVE CARS. FAY'S SEPTIC Tanks Service — ett Jr., and William' J. Pickering. right man.; Apply on job at Fair- DRY FIREPLACE and fuinare INGLE ROOM with . complete near shopping center, schools and listed no political affiliations in der the direcUtnixof Qubrifiaatar AUTOMOBILE mechanic. Steady view St. Bancour Construction f u r n it u r e s a l e s housekeeping facilities. 'one block owner retiring. Will be sold with or combinatlomAvIndows. screened in were injured in a 2-car colliaion SEE HARRY JACKSON. cleaning:, installing, cellars wood; also field stone. .MI 9-135^ bus line, ^ i s house should be sell­ the statement, but a spokesman Rockville, Oct. 15 (Special) — William Hartkiriaon. won fhrlt and work. Modern shop, full benefits. Co., or phone MI 3-4836 after- 7 from Center, women only. 'ML without stock. J r-ar porclCtastefully landscaped, In Mississippi for Stevenson-K e f a u v e r cam­ in Colchester yesterday afternoon. .MANCHESTER MOTOR drained. MI. 9-2330. man^j-dther eXtras All for the low ing .for $22,000. Sale price $19,500. Speaking at a Rotary Club lunch­ second .prizea totaling $10.' - Painting— Paoering 21 Our employes know of this ad. Ap­ p.m. WALLPAPER SALE-M ahY *c- 503 East Middle Turnpike 3,5539. paign headquarters in Los' Ange­ David Ellis, 31, .and his -wife Ar­ The cash awards Were donated J.______* A L I I prace *14.700.$14,700. L. R. Whitcher k Cali for appointment. eon this noon, Douglas Bennet. Old SALES ANNEX TV SERVICE, $2.50^ per call. .All ply in person to Bruno M'azzoli st lectfona. trimmed and imtrfmmed. Call J. D. REALTY (Continued from Page One) les notified editors Saturday that lene, 168 High St., wer* taken by by the MIA, and were presented 333 MAIN STREET work guaraiTrameed.: : Call Bob Webb. Manchester Motor Sales ML, C. J. Morrison Paint Cq.. 385 O n - AT THE g r e e n ATTRACTIVE housekeeping room JII. 3'52t>2 ML 9-973&'^'^ *-2131. State Police to Middlesex Memo­ Lyme, Democratic candidate for J. D. REALTY CO. such a .statement would be forth­ Congress In .the Second Congres­ at the Hilliard St. fire house , MANCHESTER, CONN. MI. 9-8801. PAPER HANGING expertly done, 9-8295. DISHWASHER Apply in person. . ter St. ) for business girl Bendix washer, MT 9-3G10 ' IJ-’' John P. Kelly, managing editor rial Hospital, Middletown. free estimates. MI. 9.9559. Center Restaurant, 499 Main St. parking,jyear bu.s. 80 Garden St. $2,000 DOWN, large three bedroom MI 3-5262 MI 9-3640 coming. •Hie hospital reported Ellis pos­ sional District, said, "The big ques­ Saturday night by Dante Pagan!, ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. Special lelccUon of lamps, some ranch, -ff'replace, alurhinum of the Bridgeport (Conn.) Sunday Signing .the statement 'were tion in our campaign in eastern treasurer of the association. LOOK WHAT $495 BUYS HEAVY COAL parior heater, heats storms, cellar, immaculate condi­ MI 9-9738 sibly had a fractured skull and his Lawn mowing, light trucking, EXPERIENCED Shipping Oerk. four rooms. Pot type parlor oil pairs, some singles, httf '-price. GENTLEMAN to share master Herald, said it appeared to him Carl D. Anderson. Harrison wife had *n/ankle injury. Their' Connecticut is getting to be, Contest judges were Chief John (bourses and Classes 27 JOIN A GROWING bedroom next to bath and TV. Houses Frtf Sale 72 tion. many extras, 125' frontage, Brown. Robert F. Christy, Jesse Merz of the MFD, Deputy Chief 1962 PLYMOUTH — Two-Door. trees cut, cellars cleaned, papers Good wages, overtime, good heater with: fan. ML. 9-1558. (Complete aelection o f furniture 90 STEEP HOLLOW LANE, For Mississippi Negroes have 'been so c o n d itio n s /w e re reported as ‘where is Rep, Horace Seely- Radio and Heater. and rags taken awa^free. MI working conditions.-, Tober Base­ Gall after 6:30 p. m., MI 9-6801. sweeping views $14,800. Carlton immediate sale. OWner. MI. W. M. Dumonde, Robert V. Lang­ Brown?’ ” Raymond Coleman, Captsdn . Jtis- (or the home. Reasonable prices. TWO FTVB-toom ranohes. Autumn W. Hutehins. Ml. 9-5132, 9-4694. brainwashed by -generations of ’-’good.’V''^ 1952 W1U.YS — Six ^ Cylinder. 9-0142. Call evenings. \ DIESEL COMPANY ball Factory, Inc. 1J4 Brooklyn FOLDDjNG CRIB, Bassinette, Scales St .^^wb five room ranches. Stock 9-9819. muir, Thomas Lauritsen,. CJharles EUla was arrested for p ^ in g Bennet spent a busy day cam­ tin ' Shimanskl, ’’ and tA.' Joseph ai^'-Bottle Sterilizer, Good condi­ SINGLE ROOM for rent in private white supremacy that^hey don’t R. McKinney. Matthew Sand*. McCooe. The contests were supw- - Heater and Overdrive. HEAVY- EQUIPMENT In the growing carbide cutting St., Rockville. Place, one five room ranch Pros-, 36 WELLINGTON RD. - 7-room asign' after police said his paigning here with a visit to tion and reasonable. Ml 9-0679. home ne.M ip hath with shower, pect St, See these now for a good John M. Team and Robert . L. vised by Hanklnson, who is sissist- 1951 CHEVROLET Four-Door. We arc seeking men in this area tool industry we need experienced Open Daily: 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. lox O, Heralds Colonial. Exrellent locatioa. Fire­ care if they go to school with car, going south on Rt. 149, went several local ' industries, lunch at Heater and Power-glide. Household ServlcesX MAN to work around construction buy. E & E Realty Co. .Ml. 9-6297, white people or not and prefer­ Walker. through a atop sign and struck Rotary, an afternoon tea at the ant. commissioner of the Black to train for Diesel and H eav/ machine operAtors and other types place. Oil .*team heat. Attached Dr. Luis Alvarez, a University Ledge Boy Scout Dlstrigt. 1951 PODGE CORONET — Radio, Offered ' 13*A of industrial personnel. If you want job. Must be williBg-worker. Ex­ 7:30 P,M.-9 P.M. ROOMvtor h retired ladv or busi­ MI. 3-4180. : garage. Tastefully decorated. Im­ FIRST TIME ably not.”. a car being driven by’ George Laus- home Of Mrs. E|dna Johnston, Equipment. High, pay, and future perience not neiiessary. Stda^ BRAND NEW Ponv Saddle, never of California physicist,, said of ,the In other Fire Prevention Week Heater. Fluid Drive. security arc the benefits of a a good job apply at. office. uietf. C!a>I MI 9-9471 after 5. ness woman. On Main St. Tel. mediate occupancy. Sensibly His comment brought this reac­ ner, 42, Wallingford. Democratic candidate for the Geh- 1960 PONTIAC—Four-Door. Ra­ CURTAINS,laundered in my home| employment and good wages for MI 3-8803 ON MARKET tion from Frederick Sullena in a statement by the 10 acienllsta? Lausner fnd thrSe passengers eral Assembly. A dinner qt the activities, MFD members painted All work done by hand. Reason­ led and qualified Diesel man. priced st $17.9(J0. Call A. R. dio, Heater. Hydramatic- ou have mechanical aptitude, the right man. Apply on job at SEPTIC/ TANKS- .300-gallon. $42. A Pair That's Welt Suited Wilkie * Co,, MI 9-4389. column in the Jackson (Miss) "This sort of thing is irre­ in his car escaped injury. Ellis will home of Ralph Llpman, 46 Reed about 300 signs throughout Oie able rates.'MI. 9-2411. Falrylew St, BancoUr Construc­ FRANK'S ANTIQUE SHOP. 420 Seven room garrison colonial, sponsible. The subject Is much too North End and played host to I960 OLDSMOBILE ”88'V Foiir- e to us for free information NELCO TOOL CO., INC. 500-gallon, $55. 600-gallon. $65. Lake St., is l^uytng ahd'selling Daily News; appear In Colchester Justice Court St., also a candidate for the State • ‘'Door. Radio, Heater, Hydra­ S tion Go., or phone MI 3-4836 after 750-gkllon, $80. T, P. Altkih. Tol LARGE Front Room.’-Earking. On hot w-ater oil heat, fireplace, sun- serious to b* injected into poll- legislature will climax his day. about 500 residents who visited FORMKJA counters, ceramic wall without obligation as to how you good used furnitut-e and antiques.' "One- of these damnyankee edi­ Oct. 29. He w-BS arrested by Troop­ 266 Center St.^ Pine St. entrance 7 p.m. X lan^ Tpke., bus line. Ml 9;6412. M l^l378. porch, garage, amesite drive, beau­ tic.t.” ' ■Bennet offered,” 'a $1,000 reward the fire hoUsc during open house matic. , . and 'door tub. Let us modernize may become a part of this rapidly MI Ml. 9-8580. Hours 9 a.m.-8 p.m. | tifully landscaped, city utilities. tors now touring Mississippi at the er Joseph Sikorski, Colchester bar­ your bathroom and kitchen. For expanding industry. ■ * 3-6793.. expense ot our people says he finds Dr. Edward Teller, o f the Uni­ racks. to anyone who could discover a during the week. PART OJR-FULL time meat'man CLEAN,-Comfortable Room for r«- Imrnacutate condition. Excellent versity’s Livermore Laboratory Many Other Models Priced To'Sell free estimates call Ml. 9-2655, The with experience. Call TR 5-3254, AUTOMATIC washing machine, i our Negroes have been brain­ Ulasseil Postponed single bill of generarijuportanoe to TRACTOR TRAINING fine'd gentleman. Centrally lo­ buy. %nd the physicist often Igrmed Fast. No Fixed Down Payment. TUe Shop, Buckland. MAN TO WORK in furniture and or TR 5-5798. Westinghouse. In good condition, 1 cated. MI 9-5764 washed. He has his diagnosis in Slimnastics classe.s, scheduled the people of his district or to the Payments As LmV As $10 a Week. SERVICE, INC. floor covering department. Excel­ floats and Acremorles 4G $50. Horpoint refrigerator, two Five room ranch. Full basement, reverse. It is a pitiable fact that "father of the H-bomb,’’ said he for tonight at Northeast School, nation which, his opponent (Rep. Public Records TRY US FUR rcupholstering,. slip Box G, c-k) Herjild lent opportunity for local man. dqorS, two years old, $200. Three LARGE ROOM next to bath, Pri-. fireplace, hot water oil heat, tile persons who have been thoroughly could make ho snap comment have been postponed until tomor­ Seely-Brown) has been able to get MANCHESTER MOTOR rovers, draperies, rug cleaning. Employe discounts. Paid vaca­ WANTED - High school student to CLEARANCE SALE piece living room set. $200. Ml. vaie home, centrally located 17 bath, large kitchen and living brainwashed 'think everybody eL*e adding: row evening because of the PTA signed into law during his four SALES ANNEX ' Free delivery ■ service. All work LEARN WELDING NOW: Big de­ tions Complete insurance *, pro­ rake.and bum leaves. MI 9-3845. ON 1956 STOCK 3-5502. Pearl St. room, hatchway, city utilities, near is similarly, afflicted. That damn­ "I < an predict that after giving meeting’ tonight. Mrs. Marjorie terms in Congress.” IVarrantee Deeds guaranteed: Smith's, Upholstery gram. Good salary plus’ epmmis- G. Herbert Wright and Mary H. mand in well-paid industries. Greatly reduced prices on 1956 bus line, school. Immediate occu­ yankee had his mind made up on it careful thought I will decide I Smith,' instructor, .said today. Asking his opponent to debate 333 MAIN STREET Shop, 243 N. Main St. MI. 9-4663. fiiori. Apply in person. Montgomery 20 c u jPT. FREEZER, three-years pancy. the Issues anywhere and anytime. Wright to George W._ Curtis -and . Spore time training in gas and arc- Scott AtWater motors and "many l old. very good condition, will the race question before he came have nothing to say." Mrs. Smith said tomorrow MANCHESTER. CONN. Evenings MI. 3-7267. welding prepares you quickly. Ward, 828 Main St. ' Salesmen Wanted 36-A to Mississippi and hexCame with a Butter yesterday told a Demo­ night’s seftaion will be held from In a public forUlii. Bennet asked j Edna J,' Curtis, property at 279 other marine products ' sacrifice MI. 3-5769. North Manchester;— New J, five HARRY JACKSQN, Mani^er WEAVING ol bums, moth 'holes Write Utilities Eng. Inst., Bo.x T, determination not ' to change hi* cra ticp a rty meeting in Ooss 7 to 8 o’clock instead of the regu­ Rep. Seely-Brown "Won’t - you Oak St. PSYCHIATRIC AIDES are wanted McINTOSH b o a t CO, room, hot water oil, city utlTities, mind.” come out of the bushes and. stand ! Oscar Ernest Irmischer and Bar.- and torn clothing,, hosiery runs, care Herald. for Mansfield Stale Training ; ^ / 52 Oak St., Manchester GOOD SELECTION uaed furniturej. WANTED Roads, N. M., that ” a lot of Amer­ lar 8 to 9 hour. It will be the lajtt full basement, near bus line, From Paul C. Cumminga Jr., edi­ icans . . . believe that this long opportunity for women to sign for up and talk where people can see ; bara P. Irmischer' to Horace H. 1951 KAISEH, 1941 qidsmobile ’6” . handbags repaired, zipper re­ School. Starting salary $2940 per s a l e s m e n ;/ mostly, refinlshed. Mattresses I school. placement, umbrellas ' repaired, $t2.95-$19.95.’ Springs $4-$13.95. tor ^ d publisher of the Peter­ yearned for, fresh • hew idea is the cla-sses, she said. and hear you?” , , | Brown Jn and Joan W. Brown, Very good cohditibh. PI. 2-7211. Bond»T—Stock»-- annum. Maintenance provided at STENOBRAPHER Speaking of his opponent's rec- property at 21 Kensington St. men’s, shirt collars reversed and nominal cost. Apply Dr. Dayton, To represent the world . New solid mahogany coffee, end A few choice homesites midst borough (NHj Transcript, came long overdue.’-’ % i.. ‘ Belief Cori>* Fair .Rtlortgages ^ 1 REDUCED PRICES - tbis/vlew: ord, Bennet said, ”'\Ve^may have Dwight R. Phelps and, Ruth H. 1950 FORD custom (our door six replaced. Marlow’s LitUe Mend­ Superintendent, Mansfield -Depot famous Book of Knowl­ and occaaiDnal tables, natural,, For local nianufarliiring office; the trees available at Ansaldl It should he considered he add- The annual department fair of cylinder, radio, heater, good con­ ing Shop. ' -Or State Personnel Direcldr', State blond ahd cordovan, $15.96-$45. Heights, high’ elevation. The natur-' Sees Bias Bari Evolving posal. but a* an Afnerlcan pro- the Women's Relief porps will be missed a really important bill in PJielpji to William H .. Britt and QUICK CASH! $22.25 per thousand edge. He.lpi.us service our - - ON 1956 . Pleasant atirroandingt, good our seffl'cli through the Congres­ Charlotte A„ Britt, property aU44 dition. $250. MI. 9-9631 after 5 p.m. Office Building, Hartford. Our low overhead meana big aav-! working conditloiia, many ben- al beauty of the lots are retained. "MisLsissippi 1* in thfe process of ed. "not as an election year pro­ held Nov. 3 at G,uilford in the Odd FLAT FINISH Holland wid^ow per month includes principal and thousands of leads fr6m Inga for you.- LeBldnc FurhlturC -Eellows Hall, it wa.s announced to­ sional Record, and if anyone, can Packard St. Interest. Hartford CH. 6-8897. BUCCANEER’S MOTORS eOt*. .Shorthand eaaentUI. ex-, evolving toward integration,, be­ posal. by an American dedicated shades, made, t o ' measure. All PART FULL tirhe drivers. TV, radio, newspaper and Hoapital.'coimer South St,- and! grudgingly”, He-added that "the to the goal of world peace.” day by Mrs. Faith Gibbs; de­ find ij, the $1',000 belongs' to/hiih. Jarvis Acres, Inc. to Richard L. PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE. metal yenetisn blinds at a new Frank-Burke, Connecticut Mort­ perlence preferred. Tel. MI CHARLES LESPERANCE ^ So~f81'. we haven’t come upon a Hull and Barbara T. Hull, propejrty Must knoyv Manchester'and be 2'4- magazine advertisements. Vernon Ave., Rockville. Open 9 S-4M9. ,i. ■ process would be completed either As Finegan put things to re­ partment executive board chair-, PI. 2-7829, low- price. Keys made while you gage Exchange, Lewis icomer years Old or older. Apply-Manches. Also On Marine Products. a.m -9 p.m. Saturday .until 6 p.m.. ! •-/|-single piece of. such legislation in­ at 34 Marion’ Dr. ' wait. Marlow's. Gold. Positions ' open for full by evolution or by revolution." porters, the proposed halting of, man. ter Taxi,-.53 Purnell Place.- MI. 9-7620 Mississippi, Gov. J. P. Coleman the H-bomb tests is a major issue, This will open at 2 p.n)., With troduced by Mr. Seely-Brown dur- Jack R. Hunter, Inc. to Edith R. and part time people. For MANCHESTER BOA-f CO. TWIN SIZE Hollywood bed with, ing his entire eight years of Con-i Goldwaile, property at 166 Lake CHEVROLirr Trucks for. Sale. FURNITURE repairing add refin­ ivory back. Three corner mahog­ GARLYLE JOHNSON told the visiting group ’’ . . . . as far along with continued emphasis on a baked ham s\)pper being -served appointment to see our aa I am concerned, there wilt be from 5 to ,7 p.m. Oi) .sale will.be gress. ' St. . . ■ .1 Cal) M l 3 - ^ . ishing:', antiques restored. Furni­ Help Wanted— Female 35 RUBBER PRESS 10 Essex St. MI 9-2929 any tables. MI 9-6412 or 9-1376 his theme that . Eisenhower is "This may be the reason why he ture Repair Service,. TalcotUdlle. plan in action, call Mr. 52 MAIN STREET no integration in Mississippi.", . ’’either unwilling or, unable’’ to aprons, fanej-work, landy and Ruth A. Pearson to William ■ A- 1949 CHEVROLET Panel Truck. WOMAN f Gr laundry.finishing de- OPERATORS MANCHESTER, 11 Fenwick Road. A Mississippi Negro who made a has been keeping so quiet in this Pearson and Glendolyn M- Pearson, .^I. 3-7449. ' • Bryant, our New. York Open Evenings 6-9 P. M. Only Immaculate Cape Ck)d, fiVf room leaate 1965 Buick Storm windows. $15,750. 4% .mort­ belt, dlssatlsfatction over prices, Peter William Robin^n, 469' Roadmaster .Riviera for late mod­ BID WEIX Home Improvement Co. fits. Negroes along the -cokst vote fair Is asked to contact Mrs. Gibbs cbuld be-feported in newspapjfrs, gage. Broker, CH. 6-6706. living- costs fn the cities and hi* is due to the fact that he has no Main St., and Sally Ann Sil-vir, el aportf car. MI 3-7280 anv eve­ Alterations, additions, garages. WIRERS AND Legal Notice SEPTIC TANKS more freely and have a more'satis­ central theme that the Republican or Mrs. Lillian Blinn. ning. X ■ Re-siding specialists. Easy budg­ Apprtitics Coiirsts CAPE COD—Expandable Cape on PTA Panel,Problems record to discuss.” 328 E - Middle,, Tpke.. OgU 27, Work in Manc|i-ester ‘ AND factory standing—than an>'wKepe party is dominated by "big busi­ Bennet said that organizations. South Methodist Church.- et terras. MI. 9-6495 or TR .SOLDERERS S T ^ E OF CONNECTIOU-T quiet Mtreet w,ith fine view. Imme- else in the states, he said, "but ness.” Both the Northeast School PTA 1952 MERCURY Hardtop, green 5-9109. Help Wanted— DISTRICT OF COVENTRY Can Help Ton. ’ diate'^cupancy. Not in develop-' throughout eastern Connecticut,! .Articles, of Assootrition PROBATE C01:RT. even here. I am 'automatically ex- Plans to Seek New Y'ork Vole aifd the Rural Vernon School Civic Music Assn, of Manches­ and cream; leather interior, elec­ Experienced in. wiring and’ solder­ SPENCER RUBBER Male or Female < 37 Build a Secure Fiitiiro ment. $14,200. Madeline Smith, chided by my .race from every de­ A.ssn. will meet tonight at 8 p.m. including the League of Women tric windows, standard shift, one BUILDINGr-Repaii-s. alterations, TOWN OP COVENTRY Stevenson plans to concentrate Voters, have asked him to meet ter, Inc. by Merrill B. Rubinow, ing of resistors, condensers and p r o d u c t s CO. V s . , ^ , Oflobri* 12»1956. na a Realtor. MI. 9-1640. ' , cent movie house and every de­ on trying to capture.New York’s at their prospective schools to erwher. e.xrellent conjlitaon, $800. cabinets, etc. Call C. Lathrop. Ml. CXDOKS ARE'needed (or Mansfield Kiilalp of Frank II. ^ r a t l , W l- of NfiMliiM GleaRMl platform. He said he has accepted John R..Mrosek, Mrs. Martha H. 9-0384 or PI. 2-8398. components, similar to radio Chapel Street cent eating place.” 1 46 big electoral vote dbring next hold panel discussions. Stevenson, to create and foster a Willimantic ACadernv 8-9193. state Training School. Starting hIrlct, .?-.'*"'/'' (If'CFAAM '’•’" i" * P>=operly In aald Dla- 8434 all offers bis opponent has ------X ------*_ chassis assemblies.'Excellent w-ork. Manchester,--Conn. SepMc (Tanka.-Dry IVells, Se'wer Lots Tor Sale The Negro wrote last month tp week(s campaign, riding a helicop­ At Northeast, "Citizenship” will .aeries of 'concerts by artists arid salary $2940. per . annum. Mainte­ PfMent, Hon. £lm 6r« TurklnjHfln. Unea 'inatnlled—Celirr Water­ 12-42 7.3 bt the subject of the discussion declined every one, with the excep­ [FORv.a av.^s..v:sa^.^aasa^a*v.REMODELING or**. lepalfS, ing conditions: nance provided at nominal cost. Ju< MACHINIST Alfred Ball, presiderfl of the Na­ ter to keep one engagement. musical organizations on: a non­ see William Kanchl. 519 Center proofing Done. ahd movies will - be Shown by Dr. tion of a debate to be held in New WINDOW CLEANER. Bitperienced Apply Dr. Day top. Superintendent, ,1**’ ."^ O ctober,’ 1956.'at'*trn ONE ACRE, building, lots. Birch tional'Editorial Asm. and leader He starts this week’s drive when . London a few days befjjre the elec­ profit. educatiohal a n d rivle ,St.. Contractor and Builder; « fi^k In th/* forenoon, m a Court o( A atrikiog jumper to take fall Add a set of thee* 'cross-stitch Mountain Section. In Bolton near of the group, asking to talk to him. he leaves here tomorrow*night at I Warren. Fabyan, director of the Interviews Being HeW if possible. Part,or full time. No Mansfield Depot or State Person­ Probate lo hr held at the. probate Of- tion. basis. and jslnter in atride. Note the cu(ies’ to your kitchen linens! The Manchester. High elevation. Nice Ball met him in the corridor df a 11 o'clock fogi^.whlatlealopping fofr^.whlstleslorpine bybv 'CitizenshipCitizenship Education, Center of Trade Name Certificate . high climbing. Call MI. 3-7614. nel Director, State Office Building. w.flre in 1 the . TownV of^Covenlry. »-iui y, jpIn nere«here- ,McKin n e y b r o s . ilfcver buttqii-tab.accent. A youth­ Wanted Monday- Wednesday - Friday Hartford. • he^rkiK uiK>n the set- colprs are [bright and the deitgna residential section. Price $2500. Gulfport hotel and asked t,he train . in Michigan and northern the Willimantic State Teachers Frederic E. Turklngtqn and Aluminum Windows APPRENTICE DIEMAKER willing Uement...... and -....w allowance n 4,4of 'the4,1V auinini^ adminta- JET EN8INE ful collared blouse is a nlc« com­ amusing so that you can embroider Phone Ml. 9-5910. Negro to speak to .the other edi­ Ohio. ■ College, who will serve as moder­ , ‘ 1 P. M. - 4:30 P. M. ' aacertalnment S«.w«rag« Dbpesd Co. Thieves Net S400 Samuel J. Ilirkington Jr., dolaff ^t6 .learn a good trade. Apply in of the aiMrJbuleeii of aald* entaie and panion. , ? them quickly'and easily; (A pe'r- tors. too. Stevenson's whistlestbp train ator. ,, ‘ I- ' ■ business as Turklngtop Bros. Ra- Yoimi^ moR. high and Doors 14-A TSO-IS* Pearl St. — Ml I-5S08 No. 8484 with Patt-O-Rama In- LO’r 'A'l*127 Sprue* St„ in business person. Gunver Manufacturing Situations Wanted- for an order of dialrihtilloii and it la METALSMITH -lect gift for a shower or .Chriat- ’"iTie press outside Mississippi will- carry him. Wednesday into Pahtfl participants will be Mrs; alty Co. - [schopl graduot*. to Co.. 234-Hartford Rd. 1 Ordered, That the adihiniMratiix ot eluded is in sizes 12,Vl4-, 16, iT. maa!) section.'inquir* State Tajlor Shop, Grace Gratty and Mrs. Rosetta At Stafford Firm GUARANTEED against aH haz- GRAY -MA'NUFACTURING .Pomale 38 Mid eatMte eKhlhit fiaid account in aald 8 Bissell 8t. M|I. 3-7383. ' f has done as much for the Missis­ Niles, Kalamazoo, into Lansing at Bullfling Permits orfc hi cNKt. .deport* 'krds. Aluminum screens and Tourt at the day and hour atiove men* ■Interview Reqtilrementilt I 20;-40, 42. Size 14, jumper, 4 4 Pattern No. 2762 contains hot-lrbn sippi Negro as he has bfen.able.to noon for a speech from tHe State Pitka, representing -the teachers; To Joseph G. Beaulieu, fqy altar- storm windows as well as com­ . , COMPANY PRESS OPERATOR to learn aetup. tioped and that notice ilT the lime and' • You ahoiild be 18-Xl yearn yards o f 35-inch; blouse 1 7-8, transfer for 4 designs - - eich 8” and David Mills and Arthur Lyon Stafford, Oct. 15 iVF)—®“ *'8'**’* ' Apply in person. Gunver Manufac. EXPERIENCED babysitters will place aei for mild hearing be given to do fpr himaelf,” the Negro told Capitbl steps, and Into Flint, atiohs to a dwelling at 174 Irrlitf- Mot ood loom thi bination screen and wtorm doors. 4 old. . r yards; ’ ' wide: material requirements; cojor them. "Please don’t be carried Akron,.and 'Youngstown, Ohio, the! J r „' representing parents, ■ Who invaded the Home Pride St.. $450.’ HILLIARD ST.,. MANCHHSTEK luring Co.. 234 Hertford Rd. sH-after school until 9 p.m. and all persona known to hf interested in . For ■ this pattern, send 35c in suggeations; stitch illustrations. Sabarban Por Sale 75 Ibwhiess. Must hove Call Coughlin. MI. 8-7707. weekends. Three teenage girls. paid estaie; by raueing a coriv of ihlp HELP WANTED • Yon'miiat be a klgk neheol away-by the favorable thinga you latter a t.s night rally. . . _ ■ At Vernon- Elementary School Provision Co. ■ here during the T o - Public Sign Service for ------^------;--- order to be j^iiabed oi^ time In pome jc-olns, ybur name, addre.*s, size , Send 25c In Coins, your name. ,ad-_ VERNON—Ranch. 5 4 room* with He will fly early YSrlday from the's\)bjert under discussion -will weekend moved a'safe front .the Conn. Moiai. for a sign at ToUSad ,” A GOOD PLACE TO WORK’) YOUNGaMAN.' mgrrieid preferred. MI. 9-9283. gn^nate. or equiv'a feitT deairqd. and' the pattern milnber saw- and spread-the idea that the drhror’s Hcomo. A f ^ y Strafford Window Dislritiutors. j**^”*" » rIrNilatlon In aald dress and the Pattern Number to attached garage, Full cellar. Oil Youngstown to Lexington and, be-"Thirly Days in Vernon.” with office 'to the cold storage room, Tpke., $2,000. uiptrirt and pfiated on the public plan- MALE and FEMALE to SUE' taURNETT. THF- MAN­ ANNE CABOT, THE MANCHES­ Mississippi Negro is happy. He is |lo p o n o N Roofing—Siding . 16 MI, 3-6854. I RELIABLK Middle-Aged Woman pO.«r nearept where the dereaped laat ■-a hot water heat. 'Lot 80x200. Raai- not." , Louisville for” Kentucky speeches Mr*. R o y ,FOrtJ. a member of the knocked its (door off and depart­ Td,(. _ .George F. Flavell. for altar-', .wquid like balw sitUng. Also dMjelt In the Town of Coventry, pent ’■ Apply ‘ CHESTER EVENING HERALD. TER e v e n in g h e r a l d . JIS# dential section.. Gaston Realty, and pack into Ohio for a speech Board of 'Education, serving as ed, with $400. * ationa to a dwelling at 652 lyoqA! Wa n t e d in cafeteria of Manches­ by regiared mall to ^ FULL Tim e , ; 1150 AVE. A.MERICA.S, NEW A4 E. AMERICAS, NEW YORK M, Friends of the Negro asked that - ROOFING,.'SIDING, painting,..car- EDCPERIENGED lathe’ operator, ironing;;' Call~ mMI 9-6740.9-6740 165 School St. M l 9-5731; ave- he hot be named, sairing this would Friday night at CSncinnatl. He will moderator. X Joeseph’'Negro, general mana­ bridge St. ji;2 0 0 . ; pentry, altbraUbns and adwUons.idaiUi ter Memorial - Hospital', woman full or part Ume. Apply In person.' IMPLOYMENT OFFICE YORK88. N.*Y. N. y . niiigs. Ml 9-7466. ’ with High I School diploma and steady Work, Fleaaant endanger m* livelihood liv or worse. move ibto South ^n'd Saturday to Panelists will be' the 'H«v. ger? discovered the burgUry To arid Son for J. J. ceUinga, workmanship guaranteed. Gunver -Manufacturing Co.. ■ 234 8ECRE7TARY, now'holding respon- . Working Gonditiktne WMkdnya 8 a.m. to 4i80 p.m. ■ Send an'eKtra’ 25 icenta now for Now a-vkilabl*—the colpr^l 1966 Stygarifbr a factory IWlMtag OB some food service experience. 20 NeedJdWork Album conliihing dps- ANDOVER LAKE—Five' room fur- attend ■ the Notre-Danie-Mlchigan (3eorge B. Higgins, paator^of Ver­ when he arrived at the es^blish- A, A. Dion, Inc., 299 AutumnAu St. Harttord Rd. aible position out of town, desires, PnM Holidnys, Vmmtion' your copy of,th e Fall * Winter non Center .Congregational ment today at 5 ,a.m. - - } Tolland'Tpke.i 92K000. MI..3m60: to '50 years old.' Permahent posi­ Robrrt K. Pcalj, 1037 No. Victoria ens pf jpvely designs fropi which tp nUhed, ranch on lakefront. Glassed The (iJt'hoUc Travel League State football game. T. permanent connection- with well F^k.Jtd-- Fort l-fudcnl^c, norida. i Inaiiriuire. [ . ’SO i$sue-’o,f our complete jlattem CSiurch; the ,Rev. Ralph.J. Kelley/ Negro . said - a back door' , had To Duncan ConatrucUan Co.,, tion, 40-hour lyeek:,'interested in ATTfeNDAN.T-,--Iculi time, good pay established local or / nearby coni William II. Piatr, I,akc Street, Cov­ PRATT A WHITNEY j book Bakic Fashion a. coniplete chppse mpre pa terns in erpehet, . In porch. Price $10,500, cash re- says that next to Rom*' Louldes Pe will return .to .Ghibagp Satur­ day night to make a closed-circuit pastor ot '.^the Sacred Heart been‘left, unlocked. Slid that' the Inc. for Tide Water CKl •. fbf.J RAT'S ROOFING TO., ahlhgle and taking Food Service Supemaors’ plus commissilini: Some Mperience • cehi. ■ Experienced atenographer . entry Conn. -, . Apply In Perkon sewing g i^ c for 'ewer.v ' woman embreidery and .knit—plus 3 gift qulrecf $2500.. Owner will . hold and , Fatima, the most popular built 'up., roofs, gutter and con­ Coii'rTC, starling in Hai^ord in- pref^rred^^ Gdod' opporiunitV for Tbe^.rinea, OouUt a i r c r a f t ' $8,000 mortgage! at 5'%. Madeline choirs for Catholic pilgrlinBgu U TV address-.to party fund rrislng Church; Mra. Justine Schar. ju- thievea apparently eotered Utal gajioUna sarvie* atation at U8-118 ' bookkeeper, office and peraonnei’ WtndhaTnC Connecticut * who aewB.I for Herself and her patema, direction* printed'in book Ctatsr St. fJSkOOD. IS Sf. ductoroucior ifork,wpra, roof,roof chimney January. , ' Apply, In 'ilieraon ‘to right nian. Manchester Esso ervl. manager! alao Mblit relationa. All .on or belort the 2tNh day of Oe-t I DlvUton’ of ' family. ^ Only 25c a copy I ' SmiUir Realtor. MI. 9-1642. the Holy Land in Ikrad. dlimers in 40 eitlcs at 9;1S. ranils' court probation officer; w ay. eatrr. Ray Hagenrenow. .ML 9-2214. Dietitian,'1-2 p.m.^ dally, ManOhea-i renter. Windsor Parkway.l lober, Jt6t, Lynn Poipitry Fgbn Start United Aircraft CotpaMHaii 7 at ?3xperience' -lar abova ’averaga. Maneiieoter Pnrknde t'U lU y JAtkaoD. •3-8325, ter M eiiior^ Hospital, - '( Ml. 0-8307. 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■■» ■ ■ . ’ •, V . y' ■ ■ . V TAGE BIXTEEir ; . MattdjfHtfr Sttdttnfl 1|waUi WOMOAYi OCTOBER;lB, 1958: ; . l Bioodmjobile Visits Center Chitrehj Tomorrow, 12:45 to 5:30 o. m. Mr. and M>s. JSel M. Nichols Jf. Qroup C of tha Centfer Congre;. panted the glee club, and the fol­ of Tucsorf, ArlJi., who are on, a gational Church Mill be hostess to, Guest , Paneliat NeA’ington Home lowing, summer attended the Nor­ Charge vacation trip in the Northeast, are •the Woman's Fellowship tomorrow H e a th^Irects folk School ■ of Music- where he , Your A v e i fesre Daily Net PreM Rt^n miest.s of Mrs. J. M. Nfchols Sr., night, at 8 o'clbck in the Federa-! Plans Clinic on met Marshall Barthe]emew, then Prescriptions ■ For the Week Endeyl /•*. The fonoWlitST/'^o^ncexs were 5.1 N. Elm St; - , tiorf' room. A pWy,’ "U ltle Grains drector of the Yale Glee Club.' Here , . The Weatlier v •lecUd *t the A ret m c c tiflfr^ the Yale Glee Club October IS, 1956 / NFereeut of D. 8 . Weather B«HtM of Sand,” vvHI be’ presented. , In June’ 19,45, after a yeaf at V 4-H thiiry Ciyn held Friday nlirht All members ,ot the , Hilliard Cerebral Pal-^y . ' y Yale,-Heath entered the A'rm.v Slg* PINE PHARMACY At the Wnie/Of WlUam F, Keish: Assn, are urged to, attend the St.^'>’; Martin 1T:30. A t 8r30, Ra.v'Warren and Home and Hospital for Crippled ance here in the new high school OurMo of CIrculaMon night. Low near M. Wedneo^jr Bolton. CO-hoste-’ ses wifl be Mrs. camps throughout the country. l^ s t o ff Jr.. Ihcasurer; Raymond Irving Aronson, RepublVan and Herbert CaryeJ and Atis. Robert C hildrenoh Wednesday frojri 9 auditorium, on Friday evening. ^^iahcheiter— A City of Village Charm mostly aunny. High in middle lOe. Adamshn, reporter; and Ratrtcian Democratic candidates fdr the Brennan. ’ '• a.m. to'5 p.ni. The clinic'which will Nov. 9. begins his fourth, season as - On his return to Y a lejie became •Sheridan, historian. A new meni- State Lcgtslature, wilL.s’peak and be tfondneted by Dy, th-ld Donhoff director of the group this fall.' director ;of the Aphllo Glee Club, WINDOW SHADES bery'Stanley Johnson, was wel­ an.swer questions froth the floor. and the staff o f thi Meeting Street Heath wa.s born Dec. 30, 1926, was appointed as-sociatc director VPL./LXXVI, NO. 14 Manchester Emblem Club, No, (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., T l !SDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1956 comed into the club. The Aecting is optih to the puh'--. ,251, Will hold a Halloween party School, the cerebral palsy center in In Hampton, Va.. and began mak- of the Yale Glee Club in 1951, and Green, White, Ecru (Olngolfled AdverMtIng on- Page 16) PRICE FIVE CENI^ Wednc.sday evening at 8 o'clock at j Providence R. I.. is ojien to all in' lOftl’ An .oti I'tnHnv*^ VVashoble ■’VI. Center Springs Lodge, and mem-m- i| v. '- ph.v.slcian.s and professional work­ graduates he was active in nunie.r;- ; ber.s are urged to attend in cos-!') ■ ers in the State. In the m'orning • ous nufslcal groups, Including^ the HOLLAND HNISH tume. The ,.soc-lal committee will•III I ' session, there will be presentation j famous Whiffenpoofs who will ap-, Len, meet at the-Lodj^e ,at 1 o'clock to and disinissicn .of cerebral palsy ' pear with the., Ole-. Club in Man-, ^ 9 Q Q Made to Order cases with emphasis on diagnosis I Chester. QI.O p with Vour Rhilera m A id decorate. and treatment. ■ Reviewing one of'i.he past con­ The Profession.il Women's Club The afteinoon meeting will in­ certs in Boston, a B^-slon Post FULL LINK OP CI’STOM ^ Paris on will meet tomorrow evening at the ! clude a talk on "prognostic asses.s- critic said. "I- don't kniiw what VENETIAN BLINDS home of .Miss lone Fellows. 61 I ment in cerebral pals>-, witli Dr. I sorcery Frimh Heath usee at Yaie [ To Any Victims of Center St... Wetbeisflfld. Percy | Denhoff /s speaker. Dr. Ru.ssell V. ! to achieve such beautiful tone and /i^uiez ChuL TybijoL Osipt. Fellows will .speak and show; Fuldner of New Haveii, a member j stylistlc^ distinction from his male i m'bvie.vabout birds. . , of the stair of the Newington ! ijhoru's, but Whatever it is produc-1 E. A. JOHNSON I Or. Arthur J. Geiger Home and Hospital fqr Ciippled ^ a powerful Impression on the, Paris. Oct. ,16 (/Pi— Prime Near East Attacks TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY A repicsonlativc of "Plantland Children, will di.scuss "The Back­ 'l^iiithor. The. blend of tlic voices ' r PAINT CO. Minister ' Eden and/' Foreign oh. the''Parkway" will' be guest I Dr. Arlfiur J. Oeiger, an a.ssooi- ground of Cerebral Palsy." A panel is almost unbelievably smooth, | and the style is impec-cablo. ' Main St.. Tc!. MI 9-4.i01 Secretary Selwyn Lloyd made .speaker a1 the meeting of Man­ ate clinical professor of medicine discussion with que.stlon.s from the Washington, Oct. 16 (/P)— »and pea"ceful solution of the Suez j chester VVates tomorrow evening at the Yale University School of floor will bo hqld with Dr. Denhoff, ! The Yale (Ilee.Club ha.s pre.scnt- a sudden flight from London at 8:30 at the' Italian American Medicine, and one of the foundcis Dr. James C. Fox, Dr. Walter F. ed concerts, throughout the conn-1 to Paris today to discuss with Secretary of Sta.te Dulles em-! ’ Club, He will tallV'on house plants and past president of the heart Jennings and Dr. John C. Allen, ' try as well as Eiirope. and i.s French goveinment leaders phatically reasserted today • he. must reserve and African violets In particular. movement in this State, will be I'heard ever.v two or three years at all members of the Newington , the next steps to/be taken in that the, , Cnited . , . ---- Stale,,. 4 --. would I cuiiicienteH “ even lOi me f ' Weighing will be at T one of the four guest paneli.sls at Home, and Hospital Medical Staff, •j the Bushnell in Hartford. It will give aid within constitutional {extent of changing the subsume :y-'- the public forum on heart disea.se as participants. I makes its only appearance in'Jhe ! the Suez Canal dtspute. •Miss -Marilyn Lupien. daiYghter Meanwhile. French wartime limits to any victim of he said if, following: a con- Floods )eal scheduled .Wednesday at 8 p ni. in Lunclieon will be served at the area this sea.son here. Tickets.- FRESH (NEVER FROZEN) of -Mr. and Mrs, Frank U. Liiplep. thf new high school auditorium. I all reserved, are available from SANITARY PROnaiON Premier Paul Reyriaud today de­ gression in the cri.sis-ridden Graft .SpiiF 21 Sunset St., was crowned queeii' hospital - for tho.se' attending the manded that the French govern­ in a manner which might jeopar­ Dr. Geiger will discuss the "N a­ clinic. B. R. Foss, director of the ‘■JHjv piemher of the local Rotary j NEEDS Middle Fast dize U.S. foreign reTiStioh^ He took 0 ' at a formal dance in Hartford Sat­ tional Scope of the Heart Program . ! CluJbispon.soring group, or at K e i-; ment explain why/it failed to use The question of the U.S. position HeaYvl low urday, spon.sdrcd b,v the Floridian Newingtori Home and Hospital, I'.ibnian & (Minli.a rtiblo force against Egypt to interna this position in response To' report- \ Today” and will join Dr. Jasper A. will open the clinic. Fenno Henth . ler » M^n:^-Shop. I was raised at a news conference questions about past changes, f n • "1 By Im pact !ti Aid Society. A 19.16 graduate of Smith, last yeaRs president of the tionalize the canal. • Med.iVlfaplilni Lloyd's flight m Paris c’ame -I r '" connection with reports of im. Confident |iiH-Test Potlr.v I 14 I X C l Manchester High School Ml.ss Lu- Connecticut Heart Assn.. Dr. Ruth ing mu'sic at an early age. .\s a ' al- pending Iraqi troop movements in- 3. R „,ie, expres.sed confidence, 1 . 1 / l O l l l c l picn is presently attending Bay Whittemoie. an associate clinical KU.MMAGE SALE THI-'R.SOAV student at Newport News High pockdot most inmi«,dlk:t«ly upon his re " f criticism from Dcm- Path Junior College, Longraeadow, professor of pediatrics at the Yale The Stanley Circle of the South .School, he sang in the glee club of 13 turn to Ldndqh/ froili New York, Of Landing fWh 3 T,r".h ....0 candidate.Adlal Stevenson. Ma.ss. She was awarded a silver University School of Medicine, and .Methodist Church.will hold a rum­ and composed music for piano and ► PERFUMES^l where -yesterdiiy he calle.l on .Miami, Fla., Oi 16 HALE'S TOP QUALITY FRESH SLICED jeweled crown and a bouquet pf mage .sale at the church thursdav Egypt again to bring out pro- VrniH Mni-inir Ini I I I Elsenhower administrs- I Dr. William J. Lahev, director of other Instruments. At L o o m i s TTirrential rains 1 figgered by Sari Franciao, Oct, 16 red roses. * I medical education at St. Francis morning, starting at 9 o'clock. ‘ ‘ Academy in Windsor, he accom- ■^ Tile World’s Finest Brands ^ posal.T of . her! own that might .a,vy.r.™;'"!ShS" Sr..,,, j,'?" si. "i;™. n?'' ,"■■■ I Hospital in reporting on the local. boo,St rhames/of a peaceful .Suez could be .Soviet or Western - in . T i , T a freak autumn .s orm caused A big Pari American plane Dr. Amos E, Friend. 93.1 Main .State and national heart stm-v to settlement. .origin are already Ynoving into co n lioU f such a way exists, serious flooding in several; was forced do\vn on the Pa­ Yh SL: participated in the second an­ [Heart Sundav volunteers, their A French/ Foreign Ministi V ' •^‘^’dan. ImpI .’ing that Stevenson ha.s not south Florida t immunities cific Ocean today and broke nual meeting and seminar of the ^ Arthur Dmi; Storss 1 spokesman /said the Britons, I Aiab sources have said and i understood what he was talk- I guests and member.s of the com- ^ 'A A A A A ▲ ▲ ▲ J . ▲ ^ today, closed n tny roads, m half, but the Coast Guard BACON American Rhihologic Society, a ' miihlly. rentier GuV Mullet and Foreign j'^'” ''.''‘ «n officials support the e.\. j ing about H\ pressing: for an end Buy one pound-of each to make a dellalous eebnomieal meal^ national association of .specialists The panel will also answer ques- Miqister Cliristlan Pineau would 1 Plam*>><)n that Jordan asked Iraqi of H-bomb test.s, Dulles said he disrujited . cimi nunications rescued the 31 persons in nose ailments, in Chreago 1 tions that were sent in from mem- THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY MmIs foMp.9"* takeMjp the Suez question where j ’ ''nup* to stabilize the government doubted whether anyone hot fiiliy and dealt a hea y blow to aboard within minutes. last Week. I hers of .the community. potkogs It w a s'left following the United Hussein against collapse. acquainted with the details of the truck farmers. A Coast Guard statemerit mo­ M IN C E D H A M You C A N Buy ellO O F Nations Beiniritv Council meeting 1 I",''"*'! '"ok the position however problem could know vh a l the best ments before said 32 wertf reacited, 7 In New Ymk ' last week Tlie entry of Iraqi troops would possible .solution la. ’ The small town oJ Fellsniere 20 miles north of Forlt Pierre, wrr^ but this was quickly revised and 31 Security Council e.stablislied „ violate the 1949 Palestine armistice ,4. Dulles said that he could not $ H C E D H A M lb Does The QUALITY I under four feet of I water,' with Is the latest official total. BUY HOW for next time series of six principles for solution 1 could lead to waa-. .see why information about sponcT-. The Stratocruiser. en route from INSURANCE On other malters: I eveiy home in the town flooded of the 2-montb-old cri.sis. ing by Gnngte.sa •members who J and rain still fallin Honolulu -to Sail Francisco,' waa V E A L L O A F , J. In a istalemenl, Dulles said Both Britain and France have trayer'abroad should not be made i Kesidenis Unlirg Knats forced to ditch about 1,000 milea B^sf Job that last /week's U.N. Security FRESH SLICED AS YOU ORDER, for LESS been in.slsting on strict Interns- public .but that in the handling of I In Ki.s.simmee, neb- Orlando, res­ southwest of San Franciaco be- t.ional I’ontrol of the waterway CounciL di.scusslon of the Suez Ca­ govern.-nent funds the St£State De- idents were using boat.s on Msin cauM of trouble in' two of its four . RAY COOPER seized by Egypt July 26. The Secu­ nal conlYovefsy had resulted in , engines.in^ii TI»JM(HAL^C0I1I1 Crockett Insurance .Agency I Street Telephone ines to Kissiin- it Experiment For You! rity Council dfcision fell consider­ "progress/toward achieving a just FRENCH’S ^ . M ANCHisnii C o n n * HH.IW.IIAU (Ml (4'ontinued on Csgel ^ e Ten)Tf ; niee were down Scienli.-ils stand around nose Of alv^erobee rocket, loaded with scientifU- equipment which is • The piaite -W6a ditched , by pilot Ml 3-54V6 MaWUtMTW COMH- ably short o f this m ark.. I Around Lake Oki*ec-hobee farm- scheduled to be Itest fired into s p ^ ^ fro m a special launching tower east of Fort Churchill Man-' Richard Ogg a t -8:16 a m. PSTi, CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS Eden Issues Stal«iiient ers reported the heaviest rains itoba. -From left are N. \V. Spciiter. electronics expert from University of Michigan who la in i(nd sank in 21 'minutes, the Coaat POTAtOES .ou $1.Z9 A'.statement issufd from Eden's since the flood of 1948. Serious charge of instrumentation of the' rocket; ,R. L. Rogeas, Paul Shaler, W.' G. Contlick. J. A. Cornell, Guard reported. Not the best known, but the best jtrown. Official residence in London, said: damage to the big omato crop was all of the University .of Michigan; J. M. Platt and Jan Downing, both of the Cambridge Research Nobody Seriously Hurt "A t the end of the proceedings feared. The city of Okeechohge , Center, Boston. (U .^ Army’ Photo via AP, Wirephbtoi. “ A ll survivors rescued,” saW a In the Security Council the French Bonn Defense Chief jwas ishlaled. witt) roads blocked f Xn CY’ PREMIERr l ig h t :ME.\T reas.siiring message fronj ■ t h e SHOE REPAIR SHOP Redecorate Your Bedroom With government Invited the Prime by flood waters and telephone aerv. weather ship Pontchartrahi. N o­ Minister and the Foreign Secre­ ! ice disrupted. , body waa seriously injured, but TUNA Solid Pack 7 Oz.' 2 Cans 53c Special For Tuesday Only! Smart, Scalloped Edge, First Quality tary to pay an early visit to Par The flooding was cau.sed by a Rvo persons suffered minor inju­ to, discuss further steps to bejjjFired by Adenauer storm which moved up from the Adldi Says H-Test^^^*^ Waningries, a message said. KRAFTS VELVEETA, .PASTEIIRIJJED taken in respect of the Suez dis- ICaiibbean Sea and was centered The Pan American crew, trained MEN’S, LADIES’ CHENILLE COVERLETS 'pute. , I — ^ today near Vero Beach. Heavy For Survivors for such emergencies, amarently "It was at ffrst suggested that 1 Bonn. Geimianv, Oct'. <16 rams' preceded the storm a.s got the passengers into liferafts.' • and C H ILD R E N ’S SH O ES moved northward; Winds o( ?0^to Cheese Spread 2 i.b. PkV89c J*' "" (iT’)— ('hancellor KonPgd Ade- j "Four rafts in water,” the PonL Mednesday or Thursday, but in 140 miles per hour reached 300 . L ■ .69 nauer dropped Defenae'Min- Of Army Plane I chartrain messaged aoon after tha INVISIBLE .tiew pf the Prime 5|^inistet s other miles to the north ^>he slot m ( plane went down. ' Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales contiiMjim; ^ •uX*K*nients it was found ..more i.ster Theodor Hlank from his center, kicking up hjirvy seas and —— . y 8 cr .99 London, Oct. 16 i/P}— Mort than I The Pqntchartraln then launched REG. con\^nient that the meeting-should cabinet today in preparation its lifeboats and took everyone coast!'*’ along the C h ic a g o ,O c t. 16 .4i^>— ^^Afllai K. Steven.son .say.s I’ resident 100 plane.s, an nirrraft carrier HALF SOLES $2.50 ALL THIS WEEK take" place this afternoon. for a ..sweeping review of ahoai'd. .y* I A t ' Jackfrtmviiie. where more Ki.seiihow cr is bru.shing aside a chance to end the “ d eadly and dozens of other ships fanned West German rearmament Pilot Ogg circled for three hours Zippers Replaced— Hats Cleaned (ConrigKiMl/^ Page Ten) I than three inche.s of rain had deadlock," 'vith Ru.s.sia'in a hydrogen bomb race that may de- out' over- the Attaiitio today in over, the weather ship, awaiting naJDKIIALCcoM plans. daylight to put his plane down. . U, Minute Heel Service— .\11 Work Guarante^ 81st ■ Three 'other ministers also lost . u.s. .unu^- Trouble with two of the plane’g M a n c h i s t i r C o h n * their Jobs. ' w rted to, streets and highways, | viscd-iadiovised-iadio lA1 ABC B C i1 can%aigncampaign j port that vanished six days.ago, four engines caused the mishap.'' CORNER M AlN^d OAK STREETS SHOES SHINED ReitiBtated Red Blank, who has spent nearly, .six «a \ e s .smsshed at bulkheads sneerhspeech ci-nmfrom,Chicago chirno-n inutlast .-liniiinight.bis hiH Kj’’ — ^ hope was practically aban- , From San Francisco a seapluM ASNIVERSARV SALE years planning the hew armed picpo.snl that America take the doned of finding any survivors was to leave ahortly with a rescue forces to strengthen the North A t­ (('ofltlnii«>d On Page Ten) lend in efforts to end H-bomb teats among the 59 servicemen' aboard. doctor aboard. The,, Coast Guard To Regain Seat lantic Alliancf defenses. { was re­ which he said may do the human The U.S. A ir Force said the skid it would take the plane about placed by Franz Josenh> Strauss. race "unmeasured diinigge." Of West Starts ■ser ch force would be reduced to a six hoprs to reach the scene. • Pilot Ogg had awaited.for day­ the atomic development min­ Directly contradicting President oke.i group by tonight; A com­ On Polish Unitl'Vt.ister. Panama Trips munique said: „ light to set his .idane down on n Eisenhower on several points. Ste­ rather quiet sea.' Favor .\rms Plan Kc\lsinn venson said that "most-disturbing" For Presidenti' "Third Air Force authorities . * I. V,. r, ■ -Strauss is known to favor a kpd the 9th Air Rescue Group, Aboard were 2j passengers and M ariaw. Poland Get. 16,4>, The thorou.gb revamping o f rearms- to.him was Eisenhower's comment seven members o f the crew.. Pin 'By Legislat(^s at last week's White' House news Washington. Oct. 16 1.P1—Pres­ which ha.s been, in immediate con- a'»,'.'.Ii Polish Communist P »rly an- mb,u plans. An energetic Bavar- .conference fhe had used the ."last trol of the search, believe that a ^ American said ^ '*PP»''«th'l.v been put in THEODOm: BLA.NK Word " on his position that such ident Eisenhower set out today on large-scale general scTch is no Propeller Ceased Gomnlka. its former leader jailed : place of Blank, a trade unionist, Held Budness his most smbitioiis vote seeking One engine of the 4-englne phuie for seven years ss s Titojst. will tests cannot be abandoned be- longer piacticahle." Titfvst. will I to iron out the .snags to meet pub­ the number, of minisiera otner cause Russia might not honor any effort of the camnaign, a .1-day air waa dead and the propeller on an­ Everglaze Chintz Dust Ruffles, $2.99 ea. rejoin the pgirty.'s central commit­ lic criticism. A general election Is Tanker Flpds Debris tee on Friday. . than Adenaue. from 19 to 15. New York. Oct. 16 fyp> -Several agreement to end them. sweep through jhe West. The '.searyh, one of the greatest other was not functioning properly, coming li^ in 19.17. . Pan American ipiid. FULL and TWIN SIZE BEDS, Qqmulka. who was- aiYe.s'ted (h Adejiauerj^ own Chriatian Dem­ Senatdrs and congressmen, listed, ‘Can't Brush Under Rug' The foray, expanding by stages in air history ..was spurred by the EXTRA SPECIAL , Straus.s i.s reported to consider ocratic Union holds 8 posts; hi.s as taking free Caribtjean voyages { " " ’e cannot bnish the hydrogen Below was Ocean Station No^ Blank'sBlank' buildup plsns are over am- since plans were first announced, British tanker Navlcella's discov­ You will love a comhinatioji c'nvci let and dp.st luffla Bavarian allies, the Christian .So- aboard U.S.-owned P i^ m a L in e bo'llb under the .rug," Stevenson yeriiber, a Coaet Guard Weather \ 36" A. B. C . PUNJAB and QUADRIGA TUo ^ Bte.sident j bitious. He sajd recently that 300,- was extended only yesterday to ery some .370 luiles southwest; o f . ,. and at these low 81st Aniliveisary Pilces you will I'ial Union, 3; and the small Ger- steamers, .say thev were on gov- *"'d. ■ ' take in an appearance in C.il'ifor- England of a pair ' of aircraft station ship approximately haJf- .••ertainly want to ledhroiHtemore than one bedroom. 1 “ '/' to take high .of. k,000 welHralned troops were pi-e- wa.y between San Francisco and“ flees In both the party and in the mair and Free People s Parties 2 eminent busines.s at that time. He pledged that if he is elected nia and a major speech at Los wheels and a partially deflated .Spiead.‘ in Pink, Ro.se, Blue, Gr,iy. \Vhilc, Yellow, ferahle to .100.000.' the origiftal each. Polish government. The line vesterday rrle,i.sed the President .he would "count it about/.Angeles in that battleground state ' life raft believed to be from the Honolulu at 3<) degrees north and Aqua and Green. 1 goal, that included a ma.ss>of poljr- —..’I'he Federal Pr^sa Office .said .... _ tnAthe ft»o*first ordery-kxrTA.. y-v/.of busincs.s" « a < n A M r> Iq ara get4 j . ... ^ ‘ . 140 degrees west. ‘ ReletMeil Ut I9ff.1 ly trained i-onscripts. names of . three Senators and 16 Acconipanied by .Mrs. Eisen- ipis.sing C II8 Llftma.stei. Dust fuffle.s m Pink, Blue, Green, Aqua, Yellow and BO-year-old Franz Bluecher was Representatives who have taken together with Russia and Britain Pan American said the plane Finest Quality Gomulka was flrst secretary of I The revised plans liiay lead to ‘ hower and metTfbe'is of his White Bad Weather ''giminded search' White. the Polish Communist party from keeping hi.4 po.st as vtcje chan­ the free trips sinre July 19.15. Not on banning further e.Xplosions. of House staff, the Pre.sident took off a po.s^ponement of -the unpopular cellor. ■ . nuclear super-weapons. planes during the night, but II car- (Continued on Page Tea)' 1943 to 1948^ He. was released draft, now set to start next April. all the legislators were svsilsble a l aboard hi.s private plane Colum­ j go .ships, the U.S. aircraft carrier Brentano Status CVinsIderrd for comment. . 1 . Asserting that disarmament had bine III. . , from jail ‘■'"fn. February 1955. Military experts consider that , Antietam and a ta.sk force of declared ‘■rehabilitated" last Tlicre had been considerable Six congressional staff employes been stalemated for II ye.ars be­ ; ^ u ld inevitably mean that West cause the Russians "w ill not agree No Fanfare on Departure American destroyers scoured 200 FIRST QUALITY speculation that Adenauer, 80. also were listed. April, and readmitted to the party I Geriiiany would lie unable to meet to let us inspect them " and "we was no,: fanfare as tfi^ square miles of ocean around the PRINTS y- ' PLAYTEX LATEX FOAM In August. i would name Foreign .Minister Four of (lie 2.1, were Ii.-.led- as MhIte House party arrived at the ] spot where the Navicel'la found the 47 its comniitnient to provide 500,- cahnot agree to disarm unless we ■ His return to high office had I Heinrich, von Brentano as vice- traveling alone. The re.«t took Militar.v Air Transpo^"! terminal obj.ects. /. 000 men for the North Atlantic chancellor. This would have made can inspect, them.” Stevenson de­ BuUetiHs been widely, expected as a move by Alliance iN ATO I by I960, wives nr children or-^ both. The clared: ^^ and boarded the plane. Eisenhower Minutes after ^w n , with skies' Regularly 59c Yd. BED PILLOWS the Polish Communists to hold the ‘ only The Manchester Lions Club in cooperation Tlie cabinet reshuffle reduced wives and children paid a quarter' "Y e t If we are going to make . pau.sed . . briefly-on . • the ramp . ■, clearing, ,, „- • the - first - of -an----- available------from the AP Wires support of_ nathmalist-minded (Continued on Page Five) of the regular rale. anv progress we must find means waved for photographers, then 100 U.S and British^ planes zoomed Communists -'anxinui to pursue a Cost Line $32,1.14 . ■ . ■ • went m.slde. . , ‘ out into the Atlantic sky,“ They course independent of MosFow.' Two of the Senators were Demo­ (Co-’ tlniird on Page F'lye) j The first scheduled stoji on the. "'^re, followed soon by Others. with the other Lions Clubs of Conriecticut, Over 100 pieces of the finest Gomulka's re.storatibii is an­ :• HUE DEFENDS A-POUCY | crats and one a Rcnubtican. There .1,850-mile trip was in -Minne.sota explained its de- Minneapolis, Oct. 16 (J V - other significant development. in Home for Political Waifs , 'qiialit.v percale ' prints in all were 10 GOP Represehtativea and ' for midday talks in'St. Paul and to terminate tlie large-scale, President : Eisenhower, hitting the campaign in the Soviet bloc to six Demociatic Hoiise qiembers, .VUnneapoli.st - 8'eneral search tonight' by saving: have mailed to yoil the good people of Mam loosen Moscow/s control of the out at “ anguished polltlciana” type of pattern.s and color?. ■The Panama Line said it spent, After that Eisenhower fties on"''e'e 'he the opposition said today hla ad­ East European Comiminisl par­ $22,154 in 195.1 "for fost of steam- i West to campaign in WisliiiTgion., gon' -down ties and return to power popular News Tidhits ministration Is striv^ g “ to dedi­ Chester "Be Thankful You Can See" seals this Ike 's Eix-Aide Selected ship transportation fqrni.shed (o | Oregon and California Jthd take In I thoroughly aearrhed, cate the atonv—not to deatruo- Communists who fell afoul of Sta­ meiubers of Cpngiess," The line’s' Colorado on the wav home' A .Ilo -i* "j '' which the VhOCIs lin. . - • , Culled from .4P Wires tion— but to the construrUve three ships .servecthe Canal -Z^ne service of our civtUzation.” week, your contribution to this fine cause will / Vijit Our Yard Goods Dept. t-Another Titoist now making a and Haiti up. , With zipprred Rainbow-striped coveHi. romehark Is ex-Preniier Imre As Third Party Chief Nornially, round trip tickets be­ FOUR ,SAlLORS KILLED Nagy of Hungary, who has been tween New York and the Canal Flood l.walers flash into parts as^>s.3S! I "ssr.ss; 's;, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAVN-:, fifeg. $6.95 Regular Height . . . . $4.95 re.stored to. memberships in the of Texas and thunderstorm's sw'oop to start back E^st after Ijldding added.-but some longrange SC54 ! Portsmouth, Va., Oct; -16 (Ah be used to establish an eye research center at Zone civat from. $315 to $351. de- —Four Navy enlisted menwerd Reg, $8.95 Extra’ Plump Height $6..95 Hungarian Communist part y By JOHN F. DAFFRON of the National Andrews-Werdel j fiending oh accommodations. Fares across coastal bend area near Cor­ But'^the* \Vhu» ^ ‘•Iflc Northwest, air resciiii, craft will continue pa-' Richmoml. Va.. O ct.. 16 '.'P' ■— But the-W hite Hoii.se imnoiinced trots * killed' here early today w'hea FREE 8Hi ANMVERSARY GIFT Reg. $10.95 King Size ...... $8.95 after months under .. tire for Committee — -.receivisd frequent! to Haiti and,return.run from $261 pus Christi on 74-mile-:an.-hour late yesterday that Elsenhowerv ‘Irightiat deviationi.sm." The Hun- T, Coleman Andrewa, Who served "he^s .with their sharplv-worded t" *279. winds as welcome rains fall over The Air Force said the wheels their aiitoidobile struck a tree Yale Uniyersity^" at a turn.' They were Identifled gariah Reds also are expected to f r . a tt^ k s on Democrats and Repub- f AU of the oqngiessional trips list' much of .stale... Fire roars . (Continued on. Page Five) f ALL WHITE return Nagy to the top party c—T w » job as the party’s first secretary, ing preas conference to discuss his Republican Chief Justice* and • In- By MAR-raA tX)LE 2-PIECE Sale! a job now held bv Fxiward Brucker,.'also an official of the .ij.dav' toiif o f Soviet 1,‘niOn Red ;vsulted in a misfire in one countv. persons were Injured fatally In that we wont to help! ‘ , . - campaign plans. ‘ tegrationiaf* E4rl Warren." Washington, OcL 16-oP)--Politl Ochab. On.e'of Andrews' shlirpest jabs American Society of„ Neyspaper China and easlein Europe. Then the "bellwethers" ■ numbered an auto- accident on the .1)errttt Pair 'on 14 State Ballots Editors, said the public was enti-.- , chet Huntley and David Brink- cal soiinding.s .from five - of six wayside wliph Parkway hali a m ile .west e ( Andrews and hks runfi'mg mate, at hts fornier' bos.S7. Eisenhower, ley .will replace John Cameron ’■bellwether" counties -indicate a .•lain !$treet about 11:10 a.m. (Gontinufd on Page Two) former Republican congresshian came aJter Manion a n d Dan ('(iontlniird on Page Ten) the.v went for Stevo».4nn agqinst Our success in sponsoring this program dej>ends upon you. Your Swayie on NBC-TVs .Monda.v- re-election victory for President the national trend. In the 1952 sur-- today. .State Police ideatlffetl .Kitchen Thoiuak H. Werdel of Bakerstleld. Smoot, 'Te.xas radio commentator through-Friday news show at-7:4.1 'the dead as. Richard A. Moran, a a l 1 Calif., are on the ballots jin 14 and writer, referred Jo the en­ generous fesponse will moke it possible to find the causes, os well -^Regularly 52.98, , I A ir le Tk'll ikr li ih. . Other court business and 46, o f i*awtucket,' R . . I„ anil S t C V d l S O l l A I P a S C d And in Virginia, at least. dorsement of tlje piesiaenl by Rep. ; ■’ A.1|£|1 i & D ill M lirrov n^are psychidtric ex- countie.S. scattered,r- acro.ss "S' the f Thnteinose '"‘5" u leit n in 1956io-^u witii records Judith B ;' Williams, o fN o r t h os the meons, of preyegting this dreaded eye disease. _ 1 , w'here both major parties regard Adam Clayton PoWell, Negro' jDqnf- ■ counlr.v. which have voted for the .While Plains, N. V. - nerst nf V....I. _ . .. , * ! ariilnations bring about ‘iiiia.v de- . V ; *"‘ »c t are] Rook County Ore • Al- Tool $et $ 0 . 5 9 ■ K v IVllllirkn 4a i> *A n P a c r , Ihe. outcome of the'election doubt- winner in every pre.sidentialpresidential elec­ elec- banv and L r o m i. iv vv../: ■ ' -r-t-l I T l I I l u m a i r e i a g j , u , ^ „ d r e w ,' states rights candl- TPowell was quoted-by Smoot as ban.v and Laramie Coimt.ks. Wvo.;' ^•ply cotton socks With Nylon 'Dies in Oklahoma 28-year-old .MiRon Cooley In Mid­ tion for. more than M years, m ost: REGULARLY S5.98 . '\ having said In a filmed television i KOHLER .SUIT DISMISSED ’» re‘-inforced heel and toe for ex­ dac.v could tip the result one wa.v dletown. of them -since \Vill! am Vfcifini.v Counties, , Waahbigton, Oct. 1$ (iB—A. tHal Please use thesd seols on oil of your moilings during the month o f, 'N ew York, Oct. 16 IAP» — Pub-, or the other. Virginia w ent fo f • (CBS) Sunday night that' Oklahoma Citv Oct 16 uPi — am McKinley ipwa; Vaiiderhurgh County, ind., tra wear. Sizes 81. to 11.- * Each Police say complete bount shows won in 1896. examiner for the Natiorial Labor Hehed reporU putting both Pfesi- Eiaenhower in 1952 bv an 80.000 had asked Eisenhower what the William H t-AIfalfa Billl -Miirrav In one’county a rlo.se vote was and Stafford and Coos 1 pronounced October. Send your contribution to the Eye Research Fund Of thir SPECIAL John Van Huda and reclu.se sister fo-coss) Cbuntles. N. H. Relations Board today dls- dent Elsenhower and Adlai E. Ste- vote margin. "'““'‘I ® i Oklahoma’a. ninth governor who -had a $50,000 cjish hoard littered predicted. three; out of five inlsaed 2-yrar-olid udfalr ,lahnr "5K1-. t SPECIAL ^ Top handle or over- venson in the millionaire No -sampling was .undertaken Monchester Lioiis Club, P. O. Box 589. or aj , The fornier tax chief. ah Eisen- refused to obey (ederal court campaigned nnsnccessftill.v for -the through the nine roonis of their newspaper editors and political liraetlee chargee filed by the echool desegregation orders. this year in the two. Iowa counties, the-hhi^ulder htylgs. • • .near-millionaire class hi.w'er Peinocrat in -19.12, told 1932 Democratic presidential.nom­ junk-dfiacked'West Babylon, N. Y; leaders interviewed there forecast United Auto Workere (tJAW) where voters were reported reluct­ brought a «^mment-from Steven-1 som e'3,000 supporters last night In reply, the President, was ination on a platform of "bread home. . , Utilit.v linrfiiah M-rinusly that Democrat Adlai Stevenson luiJon against the Kohler Os., , Also many ' clutch ' ant to speak out, Gratefully, . v3 Pairs $1.00 son t o ^ y ih*t he la “ t'iprtalnly he didn't know whether his randi- quoted as saying: “ Mr. Powell. I and butter, h e ^ s and bacon,’,’ died : Injiiresl as j^w er line pole on which would carry'IL No pul.se. taking Sheboygan,'Wis, 'I .. honored by the siiggeation that X 1 dacy .would draw strength mainly advocate that the federalt court here-yesterday. A switch was predicted'for A‘I- Unheard of value-. Super- styles. ' V : > ' -i he -was working suddenly snapped wa.s undertaken in the other two bany CoUnty, Wyo., with Laramie - (from Pre.sldent Eisenhower or should take action' V4ith federal , The 86-year-oId xigarlchew'ing at base and-pitched him^S feet to (stunties. ■( . REDS RlA m E NATIO.NALMTS • quality imported tool get, The White House said It.would. Adlai Stevenson. ' manfials. swear in deputies if they plopeer, fl-amer of th the e ^ 'y o u n g ** ^ta biggest community. ,Three Hong Kong, Oct. 16 (44 — Rgg Bernard Fogarty. President Manchester Lions Club. . V ' pavement in Nevy HaVen.. - -3 ’' .Smaller Margi i for Ike [ ou(. of five newspaper editora and M^de of heavy gauge tem- have no cofhment on the matter. , ."But I do know it wouldn't make heed .them, go out and.arrest any, State’s constitution, died in a coma New York I Times' announces" China charge