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NO., 1 (TWBNTY-KOIIR PAGEI^TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, IW f Virginia UN Unit Starts Steel Contract On-Spot Check Dock W orker s Strike Talks Resun Tornado 0 { Laos Claims S«m Neuii, Laos, Oct. 1 (/P) Kills 11 — A U.N. fhct-flnding t«sni PittsburKh, Oct. 1 (/P)— ^support operations through Sep- landed at thia-rebel-threat- filool negotigtors, nomfiotnira • under II n H p r l tember v at about the *trlke. same However, level aa ened northern defense head­ White House pressure to end | department indicated ' widen­ M^harlottesville, V*., Oct. quarters today to start on- Ties East, Gulf Ports ‘the 79-day-old steel strike be ing difficulties ’ were to be ex­ (/P)—A tornado bom of a the-spot investigation into fore Oct. 8, opened a new pected' bv mid-October. dying hurricane dropped like charges of Red aggression The President, who has referred a bomb on the .sleepy little round of contract talks t,oday. to the strike aa an intolerable aitlia- against the kingdom of Laos. Both Unitad Steelworkera prea- tion, reportedly did not discuss ia-^ community of Ivy near here The team's twin-engine Dakota, Ident David J. McDonald and in- sues during the meetings. yesterday. Eleven persons flying a tiny U.N. flag, landed on 6.", -i ■ Rails Clamp duatry negotiator R. Conrad Coo­ He also avoided discussing Uie died, 10 of them members of the narrow Airstrip of this moun i-'-JV- per appeared in good apirta aa poBsibllily of invoking emergency the same family. tain-rimmed stronghold a little, they arrived for the meeting." They provisions of the Taft-Hartley Act The savage twiater awooped more than an hour after taking joked briefly with newemen hut which would put the mills back In down out of torrential rain pro­ off from the capital of Vientiane. Full Ban on otherWiae had no comment. operation an 80-day "cooling off" 200 miles to the south. The negotiatora met for an hour duced by tropical atorm Oracle period. about 4:30 p.m., two hours after a The delegation was greeted by and a half and then receaaed for a refugees who have fled border 3-hour lunch. There waa no com­ relatively minor tornado had Ship GaPgo struck not far away. areas overrun by pro-Communist ^ >: ''S' ment." The morning aeaeion waa rebels. Then came a briefing by ach^uled to atart at 10 a.m. but Stale of Emergency Tw’elve of the 14 members of the fauiillea ot Erwin Morris Sr., about Brig. Gen. Amkha Soukhavong, N«w York, Oct. 1 waa delayed for one hour becauae northern defense commander. aome membera of the induatry ne­ Over Encephalitis 48, and his son, Ervin Morris Jr., Longshoremen thrust asldfi 21, were at home in the duplex Three western newsmen— government pleas today and gotiating team were late in aurrtv- photographers Fred Waters of the ing from Waahington. Mays Landing, N. J... Oct. 1 (/P> they shared. Nine perished almost staged what union officials instantly, their bodies thrown with Associated Press. Wade Bingham The atrtke haa idled a half mil­ —A state of emergency due to an of the Columbia Broadcasting Sys­ - ■ ■ : termed a full-scale walkout at outbreak of encephalltia has been explosive force upon a wooded hill­ lion membera of the United Steel­ side. T*he remaining three were in­ tem «nd John Domlnis of Life docks on the East and Gulf workera in the„baalc ateel Indua­ declared in Hamilton township—a Magazine—managed ' to fly north 115-square mile area that includes jured. , Coasts. try. In addittdIC nearly 200,000 A hundred yards distant the In other planea. Scores of dry cargo veasala wars employee in allied industriea have this Atlantic county seat and the The remainder of more than 30 Atlantic CJtty Race Course. roof blew off the house of Ray­ quickly tied up In port by the been furloughed. mond C. Bruce. 58. as he and his correapohdents who cams tb Laos surprise action. The negotlationa, held in New In declaring the emergency, to cover the team's activities were township Mayor Herman G. Liepe wife, Lilly, 56. and their son 'n e Aasociation of Amerleaa York until now, were broken off stalled in Vientianne by myster­ Railroads, acting at tha bstaaat et Hut Friday by the union, which yesterday called for an all-out war sought refuge In me kitchen. A stone chimney toppled and Mrs. ious orders barring them from all tha IntsraUU commarcA eepda- claimed the talka were getting on mosquitoes. He asked for the aircraft under the Laotian army’s Sion, aid of the civil defense officials, Bruce was kliled. Immediately ordared a'h alt nowhere. jurisdiction. * of moat rail freight shtpinenta t o . The Labor Department aald Ita fire departments, road employes, "I heard a roaring up the back orchard^lt sounded like a train. . . It waa generally assumed here the two coasts. «irvey of 81 ateel areas indicated that the U.N. offieiala, who have The Independent Internatloiial steel atoeka had been aufflclent to (Contlnaed on Page Two) I saw Ervin Morris ninning into hi.s house, and then the roof start­ Longahoramen’a Alan, aak) alj ita ed coming off m.v house," said (Oonttamod en Page Nine) 85,000 union members had atruck Bruce, who with his son suffered in a contract dispute. In tha p u t onl.v minor injuries. such strlkea havs had aarloua af- "The roof went up about 50 facta on hualnesa and Induatry, Dutch Sailor Faces yards. My wife and I ran back Ike Welcomed Howavsr, in tha first few bears toward the kitchen . , . then the of the atrika tha situation vraa chimney came down. Mora of it hit s ^ t y . Chirgo handlera wars ra* my wife than me.” By Sandstorm ported still on tha job ia tha Witnesses aald the Morris duplex Carolinu, Georgia and Florida u Hearing on Murder contract nagotiatlona with am- simply disintegrated under the assault of the twister. Rescuers | In California ployara continued in those areas. who fought their way to the scene Union 'oflSelala tn New York New York, ■ Oct. 1 (A*)—Ar- siihsequently asserted that thsM. inlgBmeat of Willem lamia van over flooded and almost Impass- Palm Springs, Calif., Oct. 1 (A5 — A deeply embdrrasaed Chamber of too, had joined the walkout. They Rio hi oonnoctlon with the aWp- said confusion had kept the men board slaying of L.mn KaaffnM (Continued on Pago Two) Commerce ' promised President Eisenhower gocti golfiqg weather at work in South' Atlantic ports Waa poatponed today until Oct. d. Fire Rages Unchecked in Mansfield until noon. l% e delay waa graaled In today—the warm aun preecrfbed The major ports df New York. Braoklyii Felony Court to nBow for his cold. Fierce flaoiea and smoke pour from thia large dairy barn which biimsd to the ground last night Buton, l^ltimprq and aoma other doaeph Fontana,. attorney for Hannah Nears The President flew acroee the 'Millie spst»«4 lA.attiniltM Pamage to the barn, which contained dairy equipmMt, a New England a ra u ware all but a t tiM Dnteh radlp operator, time continent from Washington yae- b S a R u r ill ^ liSy. was esOmated at 376,000. Firemen from five area H ^ a a sUndstill. EMisaatu of ths num­ to familiarise bbnaelf with the terdey, out-of-4J»e frksga of hor- ’MtveffTW home o f owner Rottert B. Gardiner, located about 200 feet away. SUte Police and fire­ ber of ships affsetsd In New York eaen Critical Area, ricane Oracle, only to arrive in men say th* fire was eauaed by a defect In some electrical wiring., (Photo by Wright Gifford). ranged irnm 157 th 180. New Eng­ this desert resort country in thO land ligted them in dozefis. Balti­ New York, OcL 1 (P>—A DuUsh midst of a gusty sandstorm. Thera more had about two dozen with seafarer recelvea a hearing to^ y Grade Fading just wasn’t any sunshine. cargoes, plus 10 more tn ahlpyarda. on a warrant charging him with But Eisenhower, trying to shake 3,000 Workers Fhiladslphta counted 18. the murder oit pretty d iv o r^ By 'raE ASSOCIATED PRESS a nagging cold he has had since UN Storm Brewing The uulf C out reported scat­ Lynn Kauffman, who vanished Within 24 hours, weathermen Labor Day, obviously was pleaaed tered ticups. from an outbound freighter in may know IfHanriah the hurricane by a hearty welcome and the pros­ In Area Firms The sudden walkout came * ith Boaton harbor almost two weeks will strike the U.S. mainland. pect of plenty of golf during the the nation’s economy already je- AffO. Moving toward a critical point next week~N gUuiing to feel the pinch of tl:e Th# beaten body of 23-year old today, the atorm bore peak winds He arranged a match today at On Best Arms Plan Set to Strike long steel strike. With thia in i ind, Mlaa Kauffmim. who resumed her of 125 m.p.h. It was located about the El Dorado Country Club the government had -sought to 'tiAve mMden name after her divorce 250 miles southwest of Bermuda' course, about four miles from the United Nations, N. Y.. OcL Ifclear weapons to the nations that Hartford, Oct 1 (>P)—Two Hart­ It off blit disgruntled union oiem- and 800 miles east of Jacksonville. waahed. ashore in Boaton on Sept, home of his host, old friend George (P) —> Diaarmament la alated for now have them — Britain, the ford area mai^ufacturing compan­ be.ra shouldered aside last-minute IP, the day after the freighter The Storm should stick to a E. Allen, at nearby. La Quinta, United States and Russia; an In­ arrangements to keep work going. northwesterly course through the priority when the U.N. Asaem- ies were cloee to facing atrikes to­ A federal mediator quickly called Utrecht sailed for Brooklyn. Calif. main political committee gets dian call for a permanent ban on Held without ball yesterday in day. beating the Atlantic Ocean biy’a day as negotiators sought new for further negotiations here today The pre-game announcement down to business. Storm is blow­ all nuclear teats and Secretary Dag contract eettlements before Satur­ rooklyn felony court on a Boa- with ita high winds extending up was that Eisenhower would play HammaraVljold’s report on the cur­ on a contract to replace a pact ex- to 260 miles from the center. ing up over which arms proposal day.' - Bm Municipal Court warrant waa with Allen, Washington business­ will get top billing. rent international efforts at dis­ Nearly 3.000 woikers from the handsome, 3 0 -year-old Willem By tomorrow morning, Hannah man who aUo haa a farm near the armament. (ConttooMt on Page Stine) should bury itself deep in a strong At least two groups with rival Pratt A Whitney Co., West Hart­ Louia Van Rle, radioman aboard westerly wind current which can President’s at Gettysburg, Pa.; Britain also has broached a 3- ford, and Colt’s Patent Firearms the Utrecht. William E. Robinson of New York, plana are reported maneuvering stage disarmament plan that will blow the severe hurricane back out to head the list when the five dis­ Manufacturing Co., Inc. of Hart­ AuthoriUei said Van Ria broke to aea, leaving the mainland safe, board chairman of Coca Cola; and go before the 10-natlon East-West ford, would be affected. Freeman Goa&cn, the Amos of the armament Item# coma up for de­ Committee slated to atart arms down during questioning and ad­ forecaster Paul Moore aald. bate In tha 82-nation committee. John Oonln, hualnesa agent for mitted Btrlklng Mias Kauffman famed Amos and Andy radio team. talks in Geneva early next year. Local 405, (United Auto Workers), Bulletins Allen and Robinson traveled The committee starts work some The B riti^ have not asked that during an argument in her cabin W. L. VAN BIE (Cnntlniieo on Pago Nine) time next weelr. AFL-CIO, reported today that from the AP Wireg Van Rle, who haa a wife in Hol­ from WaahingtoD with the Presi­ their proposal be put on the Aa- "no progress" was made follow dent aboard hia Air Force 707 jet The Ruaaiana reportedly are Bcmbly agenda. They are imder- land, aald he had been* having a r Ing talks with representatives of •hlpboard rohiance with the girl airliner. The party arrived at the making a strong bid to head the atood to. feel it should be part of Pratt A Whitney (no relation to Palm Springs airport In the late agenda with Premier Nikita S. the general disarmament report Pratt A Whitney Aircraft) on. HANNAH VEEB8 FBOM COAST during the voyage from Singapore. In Hurricane Battered Cilv MlanL Fla., Oct 1 0T»—Hor- A radio operator’s Jacket was afternoon, then trahaferred with Khrushchev’s proposal for total rather than a separate topic. Wednesday. the sand, swirling to a Marine disarmament within four years. Aa a result of Khrushchev's per­ As a result, a mass meeting of rieane Hanaab begaa to y v e found in her cabin. on a aortherly eorve away fron But Van Rle denied throwing Corps hclloopter for the short hop They are running into opposi­ sonal appearance before .the as- the Local 406 membership la plan­ to La Quinta. , tion from a large segment of the aembly, the Soviet total-disarma­ ned at Bushnell Memorial Friday the L.S. mainland today aad Mias Kauffman overboard. He weathermen expected tt ta.nlaa uld he "ilugged her’’ when she 2 Million Gallons Gas At the airport-a crowd of about Aslan-Afrlcan bloc which wants ment plan is getting the most ac­ morning. Some 2,200 workers be­ priority for Morocco’# demand tion so far. It calls on all states long to the union. the eoMt eatlreiy. “ Horrteaae got excited and came at him 2,00(1^ persons cheered the gmiling Hannah preaenta ae faxthar they heatedly diacusaed her "aup- Preaident as he Waved aloft k be- that Franca cancel plans for test­ to disband their armlee and scrap However, before the meeting ing sn atom,ic bomb in the Sahara their arms over a 4-year period late that morning, federal and ihrent to the South Atlaatle poaed pragnancy.” Explodes, InjuresNine ribboned new putter presented to so that no one In the world would eoMt M It eontlsuea its brand Bxamlnatlon of her body in Bos­ him on behalf of the community by desert. state mediators plan to met with Also on the committee’s agenda have any means of waging war. both sides at the company plant to recurve," raid chief atom 8aca» ton, said Capt. James B. Fallon. Mayor Frank Bogart. A card tied Observers felt sure the plan will cu ter Oordon Dunn at IHaail, Boston homicide squad chief, Charleston, 8. C., Oct. 1 ■— to it read: ■ are an Irish appeal to, restrict mi- try to make aome progresa before A storage tank mntainlng two get a thorough examination before the union leadership reports to the ahowad no pregnancy. "Welcome, Ike, to the winter the U:N. but predict It is ■ in for BRITISH JET ORASHES golf capital of the world." membership. Ironically, it fell to Van Rle to million'gallons of gasoline explod­ some rough going, Meanwhile, union representa­ London, OcL L —- A Brit­ ed and touched Off a spectacular Warren Slaughter, president pf lJKM-m.p.h. U fh ta tlg (Oonttaiied on Pago Pive) the Oiamber of Commerce, re- j U.N. ■'dlsarmsment experts de­ tives of Amalgamsted Local .376, ish fire at the Esao Standard Oil Co. News Tidbits scribe It-as a pie-in-the-sky proj­ U AW-AFL-CIO. and the Colt’s fighter WM raportod- *• hsra terminal here today. marked the putter,waa guaranteed rraahed In the aw off BrtIfifiFp to give Eiaenhpwer-"a birdie the Culled trom AP Wire* ect which the Russians can hardly corpnraj.ton went inlo a negotiat­ At least nine persons w^re taken expect the vyestern powers to ac- ing session this morning at the west flo u t today. A ir aAfi a w to a hospital for' treatment of firat time he Usegflt.” reaeue craft awniwfi batww* But Slaughter, the mayor and Poll Discloses bums. None were believed crit­ (ConMni^ on Page Nine) (Continued on Pngo.NIne) the ewsto- ot BeaHand a a i Im - ically Injured, their fellow townsmen were red Umberto. J. Bello, defeated for laad after aa alsrt that tha The fire waa still burning flrece- faced about the weather. Over and mayor of Stgniford in Republican pbuie—hoUt by IhigllBb Elaetria Laborite Gains ly hours after the explosion. Short­ oyer again they apologized, saying primary last week, plans to take' —bad gene dowa. Tha light- ly before noon, authorities report- the Palm Springs area had not court action to try to get on the Defense Chief Talks Tough Rlag Is reported to be Britola’s ^ that a breeze threatened to been overcast the way it waa yee- bellot as an Independent Party fu te e t plaM It la atOI la Its London, Oct. 1 f/P)—A strike, the terday'for more than a year. candidate.... Italian prime min­ sununlt and Jayne Mansfield spread the fire to the nearest tank experiiawtal stage. 300 feet away. Elsenhower plans to remain In ister Antonio Segni agrees with stepped up the pace of Britain's this desert country—the pluah Secretary of State Christian A. general election campaign today Firemen were making no effort RX-iUSTlCX CRITICAL to put oiit the blase, but were only playground of many Hollywood Herter that western, defenses oiust Mao Displays Military -' New Albaay, lad., OeL 1 IfiA— The wildcat strike by 1,800 em­ personalitiea—until a week from be kept ptrong until. Soviets give ployee of a big oxygen firm came trying to prevent it from spread- Hhetmaa t l i a t ^ fiS, fociaar Jaa- today. positive- signs of easing interna­ ttoe af the U.R Saptaaia Oaart u V. another public oplfilon poll tional tonaions. ahowed the Luiboritea still gain ' The scene of the explosion is White House press secretary aad V.B. awator fraw fafilaai, three miles from the downtown James C. Hagerty announced the Tha Moat Rev. Rafael Arias In Big Parade for Nikita was Hated ia ertttwl wadittw ing on the Conservatlvea who have Blaiieo, 53, Roman Catholic Arch­ governed Britain since 1P61. area of this hurricane battered President’s , dally routine would be at St. Edsrard’a HeapHa) today. city, and the blast rattled doors golf each 'morning, lunch and a bishop of Caracas, Vanasuela. Mlatoa aefferad a haart attack The poll, published In the Li­ killed hi automobile aeflident.... Tokyo, Oct. 1 (iP)—Mao Tze-tungAChineee "volunteera" drove Gen. beral News Chronicle, said Prime in a downtown hotel. Douglas MacArthur back from th# yestasday, aad hia paraeaal ^OonUniMd en Pag# i Fonrtwa) Funeral plana for Little' Angle flexed hli military and civilian phyateUa saM that ' "saddw Minister Harold Macmillan’s Con­ There apparently were two ex­ muscles today for Nikita Khrush­ Yalii River In Korea. plosions. A resident of the ares, Pisano still up' in air, with his dwth t* a diBitaet poaribUlty." servatives had support from only body reposing la reoeivln^: vault chev with a vast parade, celebrat­ Lin talked tough-about Nation­ 8PH per cent of the voters — only Jeff King, said, "The first explo­ Poor health eaoaed Mlatoa to sion shook the whole house. I in non-sectarian Green field Ceme­ ing Red China’* flr*t decade. More alist-held Formosa. In an order of retire freon the Supreme Oaart 1)4 per cent more than Hugh NHRR for Raising tery at Hempatsad, N. Y, than 700,000 Chinese took part. the day to his.ctroops. he said the Gsttakeirs I..abor party, jumped out of bed and looked out Uet. 15. Itfid. A DemoeraL he the V’thdow. The second explosion Joseph G. Davidson, who la The 65-year-old Chinese Com- Red regime would take Formoea bad been appelated to the eeoit Poll takers said they found 18 traveling the 410 miles of the ihuniat leader pitt on hia big show "by one means or another." per cent of the electorate etlU un­ went, so I took off." Gotham Area Fares by former Pieeldwt Tnauaa la Firemen were forced' to fight Connecticut River to fiirther Its of force In Peiping less than 24 In an obvious reference to the IMfi. decided how to vote, an unusually development, leavee Greenfield, hours after his guest of honor. In United State.s, he asserted- that high percentage only a week be­ the blaze from a distance because New Haven, Oct. 1 V f)—Presi­ of the danger of another explosion. Mass., for Hol.voke and last KM two Important speeches, had In ef­ “no foreign country can interfere fore the voting. dent George Alpert says the New iniles of hia Journey. in this.” FOURTH SNOW HITB ROCHUBB In the Immediate vicinity of the Haven Railroad la considering pos­ fect urged Mao to keep the peace Dwver. OeL I iTl—Moliture- But the strike could hurt 'Vice President Richard M. Nixon of Asia. . Khrushchev, leader of the worirf Labor’s chances. If it continues, burning tank la one containing a sible fate Increases for Neve York ladea autumn stohn awaag Ms million gallons of gasoline, and cancels engagement* and remains Standing on the high .red walls Communist bloc, went to Peipifi$r nearly 500.000 nvorkera In the auto, commuters In an effort to offset at home becauae of what doctors deetrnetlve aaew aad caM a t ' two tanks containing four million passenger losses. of the Forbidden City’s magnifi­ after a 13-day tour of the United t)M Reeky Mooatataa tor tha ateel. shipbuilding and engineering gallons of diesel fuel. call a touch of virus. . . Hartford cent Gate of Heavenly Peace, Mao Slates and talks with Preaident Industries will be Idled. He said , last night he did not insurance company executive aaya fourth atralght day today amm Firemen were trying to wet know how high an increase would Khrushchev and the big men of Eisenhower' in which both agreed The last time the oxygen work hiental illneaaoa costing American the Communist world ^ took the that peaceful methods must be w the regtoa-dag aot frasa tlw era striiok was in May 1855 — Juat down the other tanka tp keep be needed to meet the rjMIroad’s business .more tiuui $13. MIHon havee rawad by last Tiailfi|*8 them cool. losses. aalUte u 144 big guna, 155 jet ueed to aolva International dis­ btfore the last genergl election. year. fighters and bombers and 89 tanks pute*. . . Idew. Fresh aaew 4hutog t t a The Laborite Daily Herald de The aides of the burning tank Dead at 6S ’ At the same time,- Alpert denied State Legialature'a appropria­ night left fit laehw af aaaw all collapsed, but earthen dlkea are making a statement that the Neiw tions committee decides to con­ roared pu t. On hia arrival In Peiping yeatef- ■ Bcribed the lateet walkout as “very Sld Richardson, 68, ene of the Peiping Radio, which gave a the ground a t LaadvtUe, IhjNh* odd,’’ hinting that it was a plot built around each tank to con­ world's richest men and some­ Haven planned Increases of 40 to duct full fledged etody into State day. the Soviet premier told the feet high In the Calerada Bos8a tain the fuel in auch cases. 50 per cent' for ita^7,000 New car use, as members complain of running account of the ceremo­ (^'ineee Reds and visiting Com­ to discredit the Soclallste. Many times known aa the Bachelor nies, said it was the biggest mili­ lea. At the base at tha BMOb* uncoihmittad mlddle-claea voters The cause of the fire was not .Billionaire, died of a heart York commuters. growing abuse in this field. . . . munist delegations that the Red taliM, Oelorade Spriaga vaailrad determined Immediately. attack yesterday 'at hia Island And he said a fare boost in the Red OtinS’s Preaident Liu Shao- tary display ever made by China’s world "must do everything pos- ml|d>t ahy away from labor can’: Communiat yulera. Bible to prsiclude war aa a meana of aeyaa lachw af fNNh iwaa aad didatea if a serloua Induatrlal dls- C. W. Matthews, plant superin­ Lodge near Corpus Chrlsti, Boaton graa would not help tha Chi admits there have beea ran- a t dawn had fit hMhw aa tha tendent, said he was told the m- Tex. His wealth was difficult situation. trevarilae within Communiat Par* Troops of the Red Army, Navy settling outstanding quaatlon*.'! puts snsrlad th# sconomy. and Air Force marched by under Chinese Pramlar (3hoa Iki-lai gcaaafi. Wtada that IWk of e^ summit meeting earns plosion occurred In an ofien area jto eatimate as it was mainly He said the Inersaae for the ty over Mao 'Ae-Tung’a major to 1 5 tKpJL -araaM. In underground oU property. proctams, including . tho peasant th# ays of thair new chief. Dcfenee l|lnlBtar lAi Plao,. tha man whose (C L- (OeattsMi sa Pags flra| (OsBtlBiMff 4fi Pag* Twehrs) (AP Photofax). r (GM ttaaei I) eemmiiios.' l4MltM*

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PAGE two ■Hal Boyh-— iploye 110,066 tram tlw wrplus at essh aboUeh. and regulaU d sp a ^ a a U C olu m h in and offleee by means of rules and ------bfilaaM ahown in the audit of lie Ocl. 15,16,17 regulatloni, rather than by ordi­ Sept. 1, 1606 to the Reeerve Fund Sheinwold on Bridge CBoard Soon to' Get nance. Drawing up ordlnancee and Building Permits for Oafdtol Bxpendituree. Vetera a Teenager •Employe Days,'' a 8-day sales getting them adored is ttone-con- win doelde whether to accept the promotion, will be held In Man­ new layeut of Reees Brldsrtdge Rd. on sumtng. Drop in August chester by toe retell division of land new or formerly e f Lfistor S Both to# ChambiPT of Commerce begin Qiarter Unit Report 3. Clarify the town's righto to Cooper, and also provide additional TOUE t h u m p P I.A T S NOKIB Into Endsville issue notes to finance water and Building pam lto towed durlak nlng Oct. 15. llghUng of tho perking aiea be­ nr AUrmd Sbelq r s M ^ ^ 4b J J 2 Before the sale takes place. 50,- sewer InstallaUona and other pub­ hind Yeoman'i Hall and in front of r j u Masters Tesm CTixmpisx f K Q 10 S at Cheiter rrrt«w. tb« ChM^Otylt. however, reeenwl that the the hmrUi ef September by Lnehis ing log cabins with nothing but 000 Uhloida will bq dtptribiited lic improvements. Horaee W. Porter School. New York (/H—Remarks teen- air lUvWtn OomiiUMleB n i| M orUdnal change to the even-num­ W. Robinson Jr., dropped in the The right way to play an ax." through 30 towns In toe eastern 8. Spell out the kind of water It must act on the Seleetmen'e X K Q 1 0 1 0 ngers get tirad ef he .ring—or derWtei ta paae aleac to Oia Board bered years In 164T waa made be­ estimated valuation to 86,>00- dapends only m u n "Dose Sueie really call that a part of Connecticut to advertise cause of a feeling that not anodgh and sewer appurtenances for eetlmate of oxpenaee for the en- holding. The rest of the hw d may evarhearlng: or Dtroetore wlthcMt reeommonda* arhich the town may aaseas costs Builders have delayed their haircut? It lodks ae if it had been the event. intersat could be generated in odd eutng year, Including the school modify your plan. "At your age George Washing­ gnawed by mice.” Theme of toe promotion will be eon the propoeal that Mancheeter to include "laterals" and "pump work temporarily at least, prob­ budget, and authorise the eelect- West opened the deuce of fil*- t AI02 aleetlona be held to the odd*num- numbered years. ably 'because property is not mov­ ton waa already fighting Indians.” "A motorcycle? Then what’ll to let employes In toe storeq show Rubinow said Middletown had to, etatlons." men to borrow money for current monde, and East ^ you want—a pair of braes knucka, their akllt and abilities In mer­ bered jware. , ^ reverse a switch to the off-years 4. Change from 80 to 45 days ing well and new houses remain expeneoe in sntlcipatton o f taxes. Eaat returned the "Stand up straight, . .odney. Do The conunieelon felt It leelcad on the market. f o i m i a switchblade knife?” • chandising. advertising, selling because of poor turnouts. the date of the first assessment And finally, they will diecuae a monda, and South won toe A AK972 you want to look lika a man or a "I# that Suele’a new hoy friend and planning toe event. tline to Btudy thoroughly the pro­ Permits were 'issued to Irving request that a public hearing ahall Commission members agreed payment for water and sewer In- king. Declarer then went about M 64 pretael?” in the living room? What's he do­ p e l favored by Republican Town that the question needed more Butler, addition to his house on be held before the Issue of any CSialnnan John Shoe, Democratic aUllations. Change jnstallment the buelneae of drawing trumps. ♦ K • 8 ing, getting ready to enter a Hal' study than they had time to give. payments from four equal ones Columbia Lake; Roy Simpson, bueinaie permit, so that people liv­ South recognixed the tromp ♦ A 6 4 _ "But Susie, you can’t go steady Cool C0W8 Yield More Town Chetrman Stove Ceve^aro, garage and breeMway at his home with him. He's too old for you. loween contest 7” Discussion on increasing com- over three years to 20 equal semi­ ing in the area concerned by it holding. Tha sUn«Jard play la to Wert N«Hh lart "No wonder they’ve got pimples. and the Republican Town Com- at Columbia" Center, Abraham IVhy, he’s in hie laat year in high Olumbla^ Mo.—Researchers at munlrstlon between the Directors annual ones over 10 years. Change have an opportunity to decide lead out to# ace of trumps and Pate 2 A Pate All they eat is cheeneburgere and nltted. and Board of Education on the Piotrkowski, gueet house on He whether or not the business con­ school.” the University of Missouri report The commieeion aleo paased from 6 to 8 per cent the Interest then lead a low trump towards Pate 3^4) Peat malted milke.” letter's budgeUry needs was bron Rd.; John Murphy, silo, Rt. cerned would be objectionable or wAll Pats'' "I never asked my folks for they've found that keeping cows along without recommendation the rale per year on the unpaid bal dummy’s jack. If West haa four "At your age. Rodney, Daniel prompted by commission member 87; Francis Lyman, permit to devalusU their property. trumps, he can taka the queen; but O p a ^ lead •> 0 3 money. 1 went out and earned It 0001 boosts milk production and ■ proposal that the Board of Dl- ance. Boone wasn’t trying out for 'Cheer­ Gilmore Cole. move his small greenhouss from This has bean put into tha warn­ then the jack and king draw toe myaelf.” high humidity cuts output Taste w t o r s and Board of Education cole recalled a presentation be­ 6. Give the manager sole author­ ills former home on Rt. 87 to Co­ "No, you can’t have the ear to­ leader. He'd already killed a down indicated that Hoisteins give 85 ity to release welfare reimburse­ ing through realdente of ths Hop rest of to# trumps. H has and tha .next player bears." hold a budgetary dlscuaaion on the fore the contmlSslon by Board of lumbia Green, where he now lives; River area who livs in a business one heart, night—or any other night for that per cent less milk at 95 degrees ment liens. Give the Welfare De­ four trumps, he caphiree the jack You hold; Spadaa—J 6 2; . "You'll find it easier to read, latter'a needs before the general Education Chairman Christie Mc­ James Young, shed, Rt, 87; Robert sons. with th« qu«#n; btit South IfttOP passaa, Yot matter.” Fahrenheit than at 75 degreee. The manager prepares his tentative Cormick last May, in which Mc­ partment authority to enter into VertafaulUe, Rt. 87, Ck>lumbla Heart*—K Q 10 6; Dlamonda—7; "I asked Susie to get toe mop, Susie, If you sit up in toe chair dairy eclentlsts said farmers who reimbursement agreements and to IbaelierB Association Elect finesses toe nine to draw the rest and put your head where your town budget every year. Cormick urged some change in Center, and Leo LaFrambolse. Mtos Mary Lou Ksablea hoads Club!—^K Q 10 I 6. WThat do you and do you know what she said? can't provide air conditioning for file welfare liens. This change of to# trumps. fHy ? feet are now.” In all. the commlaaion has act­ the charter to allow the arhool Whitney Rd., breesewaye and ths Columbia Teachers' Assn, as South theraforS began by lead­ She sajd, 'What'a a mop, Dad?’ ” their cowe can get improved re­ hoard to Inform the Directors more would stop duplication of work. Answer: Bid three hearts. The "No, you don’t have to walk ed on some 2i proposed, charter garages to houses on Whitney Rd. president. Other officers elected at ing out the see of trumps. Thle "At your age, Rodney, Thomas sults through cooling with electric formally of school needs than it 6. Require any appointee or em­ double raise shows at leaat four those three long blocks to toe fane. ehangea elnce its appointment last Salvation Army Werkera a meeting this week ere treasurer, was his undoing. Edison was m ^ in g his living aa a drug store. You can run or you December, and is now on the verge can now. ploye under the general man­ The chairmen of the Salvation trumps In a band with a count of telegrapher.” Crges Moikshop ager or Board of Directors to Allan Howland and aecretary, Mrs. When declarer next led a low can crawl.” of diBsolving. Army drive for funds, Mrs. Emil Mereades Prior. Miss Margaret trump towards dummy, West 18 to 16,polnte. This hand is worth "If you play just one more Rock Atty. Jay Rubinow, commission He urged budget workshop ses­ vacate hie office Immediately upon a game force opposite a heart bid, "Well, I never thought I’d have Sadlon, has announced tlw foi> Bombrid and Richard CMrIand will stepped up with the queen of 'n' Roll tune, I’ll break every rec­ a teenage daughter who’d have to chairman, aald the changes wlU be sions between the two boards. conviction for a felony. lowing who will asaist jisr in the but only a game invitation' op­ Budgetary matters are a per­ handle publicity. Chosen to serve trumps and led another diamond. ord In the house.” aak her mother to thread toe ' reported to the Board of Di­ 7. Allow the Directors to vote solicitation of homss for the cur­ on the sociel committee were Miss posite a spade bid. ennial aourcs. of controversy be­ This forced the jack of trumps out (Copyright 1939, (Senerel Fea­ . "Where is thle place called neeidle when she had to sew on a rectors within a week. exemptions allowing a town of­ rent Salvation Army drive. Mrs. Gladys Bowman, Mrs. Patricia of dummy, and West was sure to Endevllle you children are always tween the two. The school budget ture# Corp.) button.” Okay lb Ohangea ficial or employe to do busineas Audrey Miller, Mrs. John Msthlsu, Sprenglemeyer tnd Richard Gren­ gst a second trump trick with the talking about?” The commission approved 10. la subject to cuts by both the gen­ with the town upem written certi­ Mrs. Ossie Triplett, Mrs. Micbsal "Borrow my raeor? Son, you eral manager and the Board of ier. ten of spades. "In my day they didn’t do home­ sure you know which' end to disapproved ten, recommended dls- fication from the manager that Slrek, Mre. dsrence Jeffries, Directors. Thus the school board, Sixth Grade Offloere South must foresee tola dia­ EAST work over the telephone." hold?” MANCHESTER MELS the tcfwn’s beat InterMta require euBslon of four, and said it waa which U charged with responsi­ Mrs. Theodore Beebe, Mrs. Harry Students, too, are choosing their mond ruff and must provide for "Sit down, Rodney. I think It'e not prepared to recommend four the exemption. Fox, Mrs. Kenneth Erlckion, Mrs. "Look at that report card. You bility for the town's educauonal leaders. Mrs. Ethel Brehant’e sixth it in handling the trumps. Declarer time you and your Dad had a real ought to have to go to toe school Savings Bond Interest Increases others, including the off-year elec­ program, does not have the ulti 8. Allow the town , counsel to Vincent Sledjsski, Mrs. John Cur­ grade has elected Thomas Card ae « CL should begin the trumps by lead- ^Winds man-to-man talk about tola whole 7 MINUTtt EMOM of hard knocks, like I did.” tion pr«^)oeal and the one to In­ mate say about the amount of its compromise claims, with the ap­ rier. Mrs. Arnold Sihvonsn, Mrs. president, Andrea Stannard, vice Ing a low spade toward dummy’s girl queetlon.” IncenUve to the public to buy U.S. Savings Bonds s4 a means of finMcing toe government In \ crease communication between the proval o f the Board of Directors, Philip H. Ishtm Jr., Mrs. Clar­ tART HAirrHOHO "Ceralnly I could help you with Aa an ★ DISCOUNT WORLD * total budget. However, the Direc­ preeident; Jane Forbes, secretary jack. your algebra. But right now Pm a "non-inflationaryn-inflationary manner,” toe Interest rates on all E and H bonds sold on and after June 1 of ? ae)K>ol board and Directors on in eases brought by the town. ence Grant. Mre. Eugene Le^coe, "Sura you can go to tne moviea Thle marks an Increase from par cent AT MANCHESTER GREEN OPEN 10 A M to 10 PAA DAILY tors. charged with fiscal responai- and Gary Tettelbach, treaaurer. West cannot gain by playing Itt Drlv«*lR ShawlaK —after you cut toe graaa end do too busy.” this year will earn 344 per cent If held to maturity. ^ . . . budgetary matters. blllty for the town, have no con Now, he can compromise only Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Harvey S. Enters Schoel low, for declarer would take the All C«Ur SliRW Future earnings on all outstanding E and H bonds held to m ^urity wi^ll toiCTeaaed by •PP*®** 'nie commission disapproved claims against the town. Collins, Mrs. William Thompson. all toe other things I told you to "A t your age, Rodney, Benj* Imately 44 per cent a year. Russell B. Hatoaway. vice president of toe ktenchester Offtee of toe trol over how education money Among the students enrolled at jack and king and would then ruff Marie Loma do this morning." min Franklin wasn’t asking hla “ most of the proposals brought be­ will be spent once they appropriate B. Include references to sewer Also. Mrs. Gerald Dunnack, Northfield School for Girls for the a diamond. The rest would be easy. • Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. shows Howard W. 'ntus, a r « m e a g e r of fore it this month by the Man­ mains in a section on liens that, Mrs, William E. Greene, Mrs. mm Vwb I Zso Zsa Gabor "A t your age. Susie, BeUy Roa# old man for money to buy a school LADIES' DEPT, it. new school year which began last West therefore steps up at once wasn't collecting alUy autographs. sweater. He was out in toe rain— sioh, U. S. Treasury, one of toe posters being used aa a eales etlmulxnt (Herald Photo by Batemie). chester Taxpayers' League, in- Cole said the school board re- apparently by overeight, contains Henry Remm, Mrs. C. Randolph week ie Carole L. Lusky, daughter with the queen of spades. If West "For Thi 1st Tlmi*' " eluding ones for a board of finance, only references to water mains. Forbes, Mrs. F. Lloyd Morell, Mrs. She waa busy making toe Ameri­ discovering lightning.” quiuested a budget meeting with the of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lusky of then leads a diamond, dummy can that led to many medical devel-. 1939 In protest egMnst the Mus­ district representation on the rectors last spring which was Joseph Armstrong, Mrs. Nicholes can flag." Dl Propoaals Dlaapproved Ck>lumbia. disappear right up into the air” ruff wlt)» a . low trump. Declarer Reck Hudson Deaths Last Night opmente^ died Wednesday. Hle tis­ solini regime. He returned after -B oard of Directors, and IlmlU- never granted. He said Mc- Those which . the commission Lansslotte, Mrs. Wilbur Fletcher, can draw the rest of toe trumps "Sure, yo'i’re old enough to ■ tions on the term and power of the when the tomXdo hit. State Man Killed sue culture was credited, among the war and later was elected pree­ Cormlek's idea of a workshop be­ disapproved: Mrs. Marshall Nuhfer, Mrs. Lucius Advertisement— with dummy’s jack and hla own "GOLDEN HADE" drive, Rodney You’re old enough -general manager. A number of outbuildings near other things, with leading to the ident. ' tween the two boards waa a good 1. Granting fiscal Independence W. Robinson Jr., Mrs. Saul Blum, Furniture finishing at' its best! the duplex were flattened. Por­ ace and king. to drive your parents craxy.” St. Bonifaclus, Minn., Oct. 1 (83 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DRESSES The Directors will now study IHf BtSI «H [4U ni iMi Rt' method developed in creating polio one: "as a cltlsen, Td like to see to the Board of Education, letting Mrs. Marshall Squier, Mrs. Alton Cali MI 3-6326. Harold J. Dwyer, Dally 48ueatloB "Why can’t kids today talk In New York—Jno H. Kllegl, 89, ~the oemmission's report s ^ re­ tions of the wreckage were found —Army Lt- George C. Seeley, 23, vaccine. it done," he added, but members it set its own tax rate. A town Lathrop, Mrs. Kenneth Fox; Mre. Route 86 Bolton, Ctonn. tVood- Partner opens the bidding with ordinary English T It waa a good Milford, Conn., waa injured fatally co-inventor at the klieg light, the 100% virgin wim»L velvet turn changes for revision, if they many hundreds of yards away. Corpus Chrlati, Tex.—Sid Rich­ agreed that putting such a policy counsel opinion has said this Donald Anderson, Mrs. William worktng, finishing, fiberglaa enough language for Shakea- in a headon collision on a county first practical light for taking mo­ embossed errolls. r- sUsh. Changes the Directors ap- into the town charter would be Jacobus, and Mrs. Jack Forrysn. Word of the tragedy spread peare.” tion pictures indoors, died Wednes­ ardson, 68, one of toe wealthiest M cm gR I prove will go on the voting ma- would be impossible imder State molding. ■lowly because telephone Unas Into I /uwvAt 0 ta r sm 6 w > road near here Sunday, the Carver outside the scope of the commls- Oampelgning at Porter School "It isn't that you don’t look (bounty sheriff’s office said yester­ day. Kliegl and his late brother, men in the world, died Wednes­ chlnbe In I M . law. the rolling countryside oi; Ivy, in day, apparently of a heart attack. eion. 2. Broaden-the powers of the The eighth grade' studente at Mancheeter Evening Herald Co­ cute in blue jean*, Susie, but 18 day in a belated report. Anton, devised the light in 1911. Tanhaloal Changes Offer Snggestlens < the foothille of the Blue Ridge Kiiown as the “billionaire bache­ 100*/* W OOL 1 general manager to delegate his Horace W. Porter School were lumbia oorreepondmit Mre. Donald there any law that aaye a girl Seeley's sports car and a car New York—Harold Huber, 49. Changes the commlselon has ap­ hosts the first school assembly Mountains, had been knocked out swarthy vllllan in many Holly­ lor," Richardson's wealth was dif­ But most appeared to agree also duties. Hie power to delegate du­ R. Tuttle, telephone ACsdemy by the earlier tornado. can't wear a dreaa, '1.00, now and carrying three teenagers collided proved are largely technical ones that the echool board ehould have yeiterday. The band opened the wood movies, dlefi Tuesday night ficult to estimate. Much of it was to clarify charter language, bring ties are sufficient now, the com­ 8-8486. Bight ambulances eventually O se •( the Y ear's Bissea* then?" headon a mile and a half southwest more opportunity to explain its program with two eeleetiond: Vic­ "No. that’s not my boy. Mine's of here. Seeley died four hours atfer a minor operktion. Huber ob­ In underground oil and in firms as­ It Into line with eodatutg practiee, mission felt sent to the scene had to be pushed trey Hasbara Patar Piaeh needs to the Directors. tory March and Calseon Bong. In the one over there that looks like later. tained a law degree from Colum­ sociated with the petroleum in­ and Improve some proctourea. 8. caiange Manchester's cdflciat unison, the eighth graders said and pulled over portions of U.8. "THI NUN'S STORY" bia University, but turned to toe dustry. Member Katherine Bourn eug- la Calsr - 1;M4:N INPERSOIV the south end of a duck going Driver of the other car was Ron­ The recommendation of Atty. geated the two boards hold a budg­ title from "town" to "city." The "The Landing of the Pllgrlme." 250 submerged by the rain. ■ 40 STARS' JIA /1AI.' theater, later Hollywood. In re­ Naples, Italy—Enrico de Nicola, PINE LENOK commlselon saw no reason for the Tornado Kills Alia north." ald J. Dresael, 16, Mound, Minn. Bhea for off-year elections et meeting, or a hearing, on the Then following the singing of Both the Morris and Bruce "Did you eee the phone bill tola He and two passengers were treat­ cent years he appeared mostly on 82, first president of tha Italfan YahM 10.97 givito at a oommiBsian public hear­ "A SAD HORSE" school board's needs before the .ohange. America, by all, the eandldatee for dwellings were on a farm owned month? Who do they talk to any­ ed for cuts and bruises. ' television. Including his own series. Republic, died Wednesday of com­ PHARMACY ing Bept 16. He eald it would re­ 4. Payment of overtime park­ naria Ladd - Chill Wtlla plications brought on by pneumo­ Blue, black, green. U general manager has set his ten­ officers of tha eighth gfade, gave 11 in Virginia by W. B. Lindsay on Rural Rt. a ;il-d :U -lt;4 e way—the, man in too moon?” Seeley was stationed at a Nike "I Cover Times Square.C Sixes 7 m MUttm lining, plMds, • button move State and national Influ- tative school board budget. The ing funds to the Parking Author­ 708. Bruce is employed at a New Haven—Dr. Rosi Granville nia. A legal scholar and active 299 E. CENTER ST. length aleeve. their campaign epeechea, in prep­ "At your age, Rodney, Abraham mlselle baae near St. Bonifaclus, 16. eont. Sites 16 to 46. ences, make local candidates stand manager's tentative budget can ity. All motor vehicle fines will be aration for election day, Monday. bottling company here. Most of about 25 mtlee west of Minneapo­ Harrison, 89, a biologist ikho devel­ political figure for many years, De Ml 9.0890 or fall on local iasues, keep voters governed by the Circuit Court (Continued from Page One) Lincoln wasn’t asking hie dad to color the Directors attitudes, mem­ "America the Beautiful" closed the Morris men worked at a lum­ buy a bigger house. He was build­ lis. oped a technique of tissue culture Nicola' retired from i^'lltice In Interested in government by con- bers said. act which becomes effective Jan. the program and Holly Stannkrd ber mill near Ivy. able .roads said the largest piece FRL BAT. ONLY fm tln g them with an election Atty. Paul Oroobert suggested 1, 1961. and ’ Harry Cafrella thanked SURURDAN every year, and help hold together 5. School rental for community of its furnishings they found waa BURNSIDE: holding one public hearing at everyone for eomlM. a twisted refrigerator. AND HIS COMETS party election org^satlons. which the manager's tentative activities to be paid to the Board Home from omferonoo ..lll'N'.ll 'I AVl I HI I |i I ' ‘ 'Nl> . ms TRCMCNnOl'.' ST/\,'C Rtviic BOY Over the foundations of the Local elections now fall a month school board budget, and also the of Education rather than into the E. Malcolm Stannard, of Whit­ ^ DINE-DANCE-HAVE FUN*® duplex lay a tangle of fallen •THS THRBB ■■Lfi.M ' before State or federal ones in the budget which the school board general fund. The commission said ney Rd.. associated editor of the trees. Bodies were found scat­ I TONIGHT I even-numbered years with 3-year feels It needs, could both be pre-: this would create unnecessary Hartford Times, has returned Featuring the New Sound -s, _ dormant periods in between bookkeeping. tered over an area of 400 yards JACKETS SLIPS sented before the Directors and home from the annual editors con­ ■* JOE BOSC—fin Tenor | THEBTOWNS (kmAo^Octo^ Commlselon members Harold the public. { 6. Eliminate filing regulations ference of Oanett Newspaper Exe­ on the nearby hillside. •TMt HArpy.OMAN'.'MilhbUlUt' 166% WOOL HALF nnd FULL LENGTH The Morris family dead were A JOHN SPINETl—on Guitar _ -Turkington and Elaine Mroeek ‘Oombereome Operation' in the general manager’s office. cutives held in Binghamton, N.Y. . said they saw merit in Shea's Ervin Sr.; his wife Frances, also 4- Gordon Kirkpatrick on Pianol COATS It was decided that a board of The commission . felt the records this past Weekend. * WALLY FIELDS—on Base * proposal. Turklngton adding that On Another Mission in her late 40’s; their children, 1 ftlflCCORTEZ finance to control town ependlng, should be readily acceeaible. TOfauirAit n—aw aimawnMa It would put local candidates "on as recommended by Dr. A. B. 7. An advisory board of finance Dr. Russell H. Stafford of Old Wllmer, 15, Ruby, 15, and James, their own " Moran and Mancheeter Taxpayers (a separate suggestion unrelated WiUimantic Rd., has accepted an­ 18; Mrs. Ervin Morris Jr., 18, and FRIDAY, OCT. 2 Rubinow and Atty. Anthony League membere Wilbur Bennett to, the one from the Manchester her two children, Peggy, Iti, and A Wonderful New Wbdd for other Interim paitorehip in De­ STEAMERS 50c Michael, 7 months; and George FRNIKniniEmiii and Bernard August, would be a Taxpayers Leaigue). The commis­ troit, Mich. He and Hre. Stafford 8:06 6:25-10:80 R/UI’H JONlS-aUMPOMPd;;- CU V "cumbersome operation". sion felt the general manager is left a few days ago for the mid­ Morris, 40, a brother of Ervin Morris Sr. I ' " Always A Wonderful Time" | STATEMENT OF THE OWNER­ Turklngton, who was a town Di­ in the best position to know the west to be gone for some months. SHIP. MANAGEMENT, CIR- rector for II .Years, said - euch a financial requirements of the town Final Voter Making Session The body of Shirley Ann Mor­ •7c Eeefc CULA'nON. ETC. REQUIRED ris, 3, was discovered today. The Vnlne 14.66. Orest body would cause unnecessary and could get advisory help if he Persona whose rights have ma­ I OAK GRILL I Ormm. White, eRnr- BT THE ACTS OF CONGRESS thought he needed it. family relationship, could not be 80 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - B button, melton, nnvy. Sizes Oetton. nyhmlsed Irieai complications. tured since Sept. 12 when the lest 6 to 15. eoial. Slses 8 te 16. OF AUGUST 24. 1912, AND Gryk pointed out that spending 8. Disqualifying law partners of voter making session waa held, immediately established. 1L No Cover — No Minimum I of Fords for 1960 Slses 82 te 46. B, N . L, 2CU MARCH 3, 1983, and JULY 2, money is aa much a matter of pol­ Directors from appearing before will have an opportunity to be Blrvln Morris Jr., 21^ and two PLENTY OF PARKING ^ LoFOND BROS. STEAK HOUSE 1946. (TITU : 89, UNITED icy—the domain of the Board of town boards. The commission felt made Saturday from 1 - 3 p.m. In children of the elder Morris, MONSON, M ASS^TEU CO 7-5584 STATES CODE, SECTION Frances Anne, 5, and Herbert, 8, Directora— aa s matter of rigid this would discourage worthy can­ Yeomans Hall. '' Home of the Sons of Fun GIRLS' DEPT. 283.) economy. For initsince, he asked didates for the Board of Directors. Sample -B a | Io to Available were hoapitalised. Two other chil­ - Of Mancheator Evening Herald, how a board of finance might react Suggest Fiwther Study Sample ballots may be obtained dren of the elder couple. Mary, 12, The place where you always see a good, clean ahow. Why not . publlsbed daily except,, Sunday at to the current Board'i desire to General recommendation In­ from .the town clerk or through and Georgia, 13. were waiting out arranga your special parties hare? We have special party rates. A new world of Mtylel A new world of savings I FREE Mancheator, Connecticut, for Oo- spend 8100,000 on permanent volving changes which the com­ Mrs. John Pringle and Welter De- the rain at the home of friends Vary raasonabla. Also sea our Big Saturday Night 'Gay Ninety NYLON " tober 1, 1959. paving this year. Other mechanical mieeion Is sending to the Directors and escaped. They earlier had Nits. Something to eee. Sunday, all day ta family time. Food PEARLS 1. Ibe names and addreas- putls, registrars. A new world of performance 1 * and Jurisdictional problema were for further study: Annual Meeting been reported missing. TONIGHT tlma 12 noon to 10 p.m. Show time 4 to 8 p.m. Children’s hour 6 ■' V FREE ' cs of the publisher, editor, man- seen in the proposal. 1. Revising the charter after the A heavy ecbedule for the Tues­ A neighbor of the Morrlesea | to 6 p.m. Family time ie alt toe time. For reservations call . aging odlioe. and builneee mana- "FIRST 76 DRESSES BOUFFANT It was dlaapproved. as were Circuit Court Act takes effect day night meeting is called for by said he saw a small child "justi Direct From Broadway Moneon, CO 7-6584. Coats A new world of built-for-people comfort! / ONLY” Waol with quilt or ar­ gers are: other League euggeiUone that five That act will abolish the Town ' Publishers, Thomas F. Ferguson the warning which has 12 clauses. LaFOND BROS., MONSON, MASS. 8-sklrt. 66-yard ia* plla Mnlngl SaSds, town Directors be elected from the court. I One important one is the question FAMOUS FOR STEAKS and GOOD, CLEAN SHOWS. sweep ease. Sizes 4 and Walter Ferguson, Manchester, 2. Piling witli the town clerk or TAD TRUESDALE’S A new world of station wagon living! GIRLS' plaidis, trreeds. Conn voting districts an(^the rest at of remuneration of town officiale. to 14. large, and that the general mana­ other official all town counsel Action will be taken on a report of Editor, Alan H. Olmatead, opinions showing s conflict be­ CALYPSO GROUP DRESSES. Manchester. Conn. . ger's term of lifetime tenure be a study made by a committee ap­ limited to five years on a contract tween the town charter qnd State pointed at the March meeting. Managing Editor, Thonlaa F. statutes. This would .provide a NOW thru SATURDAY EXOTIC new Wide-Tread Design, front and rear wheels needs on the American road. It’a the ons basis with provision for renewal. Plans for a new town clerk’s of­ T 'h te la the great automotive news o( our 3 . 4 7 Ferguson, Manchester, Conn. ■tore of subjecta for future com­ Continuous From 5 P.M. mre spread farther apart for a full S-foot tread economy car without the economy-car look. Business Manager, Thomas F. Ways to Fire Him fice must be made. The eelectmen l•naTxtion: on October 8, for the first time, i Woven plaids, checks,. mission study. like the 'Thunderbird. New leaf springs, Ferguson, Manchester, Conn. Rubinow said Mayor Eugene T. 3. That the planning and son- will report on their findings con­ Dancing 1 there wil! be not one, not tiro, but thrtg com­ nmo The 1960 Faleoa is a truly experienced ear. ' solids. Short, */4 and 2. That the owner le; (If owned Kelly has already pointed out the Ing provisions of the charter be cerning euch an office. Action feh^lBLU H AND pletely new kinds of Ford cars designed and S feet long, have been designed into Ford’s new As a climax to 8 years andv8 million miles of long sleeves. Assorted must also be takdn regarding the Stsee 7 to 14 . by a corporation, ito name and ad­ existence of enough ways to fire a reviewed by the office of the town A N M l i r priced for nine out of ten Americans. And hers anti-dip, anti-equat rear suspension. Result: research, a fleet of Ford Falcons has just -•M style*. Size# I to 14. dress must be etated and also Im- general manager, if this is ever de­ counsel in cooperation wiUi the establishment of an alternate Zon­ OORTi s car that handles like the Thunderbird, comers mediatoly tkereunder the namee sired. General Manager Richard ing Board of Appeals as required Singing MANSFIELD t h ^ nrsi completed EXPERIENCE RUN, U.S.A., over Town Planning Commlesioh and by the lest session of the General jVMtrten nr> cr. like the Thunderbird, rides like the Thunder­ every mile of numbered U. S, highway. ^ and addressee of stockholders Martin has pointed out several that revisions thereof be eUggeit- Nunrumt The 1660 Ford*—The FIneet Fords of e BOYS' DEPT. owning or holding one per cent of Atsembly. In order that this may bird—at low Ford prices! himaelf. ad to the next charter - cevlelbn ooloii bv Mum Averages up to SO miles per gsllon. Experience -total amount of stock. If not The Oommlsslon approved,'in ef­ be completed two clauses have LifsMme, baenllfal from any Point of Hew, commlealon. Town Counsel Philip GOLDEN LION A wonderful new world of economy. Lowest t h e r m io k n i t SUBURBAN Towned by a corporation, the fect. a League euggeetion that the beei* entered in the warning. wortli more from evory Point of Value! Run, U.S.A., proved it! Oil savings? Ford’s Bayer' recentl.v told the commie- ★ PLUS ★ 876 Aeyhun 8L, Hartford priced of the" 15 glittering new 1960 Fords is standard Full-Flow Oil Filter stretched oil - bamea and addresses of the tndl- sale of public land be put out to ■ion such a study should be un­ 1. To i^ vid e for any changes SWEATERS "vldusl owners must be given. If Res. JA 3-0516 Tho 1660 Falcon—The New-sixe Ford, the Fairlane, most beautiful economy buy of auction. The approved change dertaken to correct dlecrepaneiei. in the kieetlon and/or appoint­ changes 4,000 miles apart. SHIRTS COATS -owned by a firm, company, or oth- would allow com^titive bidding ment o f the regular membere of Mm worM’a moot okperieneed new cer. all cars in'the field, Next in line is the Fairlane Bulky ribbed knit 60% Wool and Nylon Mi unincorporated concern, its Rubinow saw the task aa a 3- The engine’s up front for greater safety and lamb's wool, ,1 0 % or- Long er short for any real or personal town month one, involving a line by line the 2k>nlng Board of Appeals and MONDAY end the eaeieet cer in the world to owni 600, the absolute Value Leader, dollar for name and address, a s.pell as those ' "JAZZ and POETRY" stability. Built brand-new for the Falcon, the lon-nylon. sleevM, property on sale, but repose pow­ comparison of the charter and 2. To provide b y ordinance or dollar. Every Ford in every size and model is ..of each' individual niember. must er in the Board of Directors and otherwise for the election and/or (With the Beatniks) Tho 1660 Thonderbird—Tho World's modem, short-etroke Falcon Six was developed, 5.00 be given.) State law. designed to cut costs every mile. And Ford’s Board of Education to waive the 4. That ^ r e copies of the town appointment of Alternate Mem­ WEDNESDAY Moot Winted Carl and mounted lip front, according to long-proved, 3 . 6 7 1 . 0 7 with detachable Herald Printing Co^ Inc., Mah- bidding if the beat Interests of the bers of the Zoning Board ef Ap­ "Champagne Intarlqdee" Mileage Maker Six and Thunderbird 292 V-8 hood, quilted Uaed. charter be^rinWd. thoroughly accepted engineering principles. Ught O x f o r d with dark Warmth without cbestor. Conn, a town required it. peals, ae required by Section 1 of and 862 V-3 all travel beautifully on regular charcoal, light gray, Bernloa E. Ferguson, Manches­ Changes on whicHx^a commis­ EARLY BIRD 60o TILL 6 PJUT.. CO-HIT — "TEENAGEBS FROM OUTER SPACE” F O R D -I rfie F/nesf For&s oxford collar and 8 bulk. SIzca 6 to 8, The Ciommlssion decided it would sion felt Itself unprepared, to make PubUc Act No. 146 pf the Gen­ gaa at savings up to a dollar a tankful. Full- I960 Falcon seats six uith ease. Six fit com- 14 ta lA Mae. Sizea 4 ta 14. ter, Caan.;1homaS' matter of policy, and added that fldals said they not eocpect the PAUL LANDERMAN'S ORCHESTRA FOBD SUILDS THE WORLD’S l^OST BEAUTIFULLY PROPORTIONED CARS action by U fpa \ 'to a ffe ct' their ha la confident painstaking care operational Horqps, subject to 12,522 went into eeleetlone o f' archltecte equine encephalitis, cannot com‘- FRIDAY Z.fTUs lafpraaattwn la required from In the past. munteate the disease' directly to SEE OUR TOY DEPARTMENT -daily «ma only.) Other Ohangee humans. . F.A.G. Ballraom DONATION $7*0 POO COUPIO DILLON SALES and SERVICE, Inc. Z fmOtUM F. FERGUSON. The four categories under which The thoroughbreds at' uls track 1 ' eUARANWH) SAVUMS— USIOUZ tAY-A:WAY FtAN ■4Mcb and aubeertbed before the other I changes will now be re­ M VlUAgo S t, Roekvtil* $ t| MAIN n s o r MANCHESTDI, CONN. bava been inoculated against the ■TA^T 'NOW FOB TOUR XMAfl ODTB—0L00 maPOOR WILL SIHUD TOUB tfMXMOOOtn. Z m «Bls 1st ^ ef October, 1969. ported tejjtos Board ef Directors diseese. FOR RESERVATIOWIt O H l Ml Ml I-IS86, Ml M TU, W M ill — kITUCE L CLULOW. follow. TBm which the Commls- Panetog Fraa 7:60 to liitf No new euspeoted cases of an- ADMISaOir Me ■loa approve^ would : cenhaUtto have bean reported la ^ id-lAS),4^ h ijiaw ttto OlreetoM jto wsato, tlw last I* heun. 9 . 'I ’ / !• . f f' ■ P A G E m E tLA^CHtiS'lhM EVlkiklMG HERALU, MAWUMlWilhK, LAJfiWw IwOHbDAT. OGlUMbK 1, 1U6>^ ■ 7

JAY, OCTOBER 1, 1M9 itae, argument is haavtly wmghtad MAKCHXSTER iV t l^ O JORALO, ICAMCiaSTER. OONN^ T1 . RoekvUle-Vernon Donations Sought FACT FOUR ** ■' 1 ' In favnr the council-manager type. For Ike Library fen ths Aitosd stslkto. is ^ This town, with approximaUly tigtit messy peHey. Ajj« thsotuer Experts Claim is ths haladeed fa A iw Budgvt. Un INSWAIKI Al» 17.000 population, has outgrown V.S. Spending U.S. Business Better Community Can the town meeting form of govern­ An appeal was made today 7o alt '4 , Business isn’t top Sun that the ment, but la too small fo f a gov­ Connecticut raridtats to mail In haigat esti ha kept in »UaaMa.^d cMitributlons for the proposed TV-Radio Tonight your ernment composed of a ceuneil, a r. $5 Million on It wwBriaa shoot the wrMw wtaeh Monr uST Meld Systems mayor and an admlnlstrsUveratt as- Elsenhower Prasidentisl Library Than on Labor Day tight eradit might exart en tha sletant for the mayor. Dr. Reed which will provide a permanent pest Atilka aeonemy. The tri-govemment setup In said. home for ail papere and records of Malaria Fight A BMAND NtW SUN U ft HAN WHIOih. BrMldent Elsenhower. aeanvlnelng of late. But It la ax- ♦ But husinaaa entlraly tree of m - Rockville and Vernon la unuaual The administrative assistant is Television tg, SAM DAWSON ^ cartAtotlaa balonga m d s^ to tbs' but will probably be no more dif­ State Chairman J. Doyle De- (AP IN8la888 MMv* AaMrat) poetod to raaet to tha MiaiBWs at- advisable In a mayor-council plan R:tO Th« R»al UeCeyt I. WBshlnfton, Oet. 1 Tlis nkygisnavar IsnA 1 ProvielBS IflforaneB protoeHon 1o 00* ficult to consolidate thaif cnmmii- because elected mayors "frequent­ Witt, president of the Travelers ,__UTjr Hotm* wikiDcato _ , . 'P- ••• N8W Tork. d e t ,1 (ASw-nustoMs moaphtra — that la (vtlmlsUb et Ammtnnm United SUtsf la planning to apsnd niUea with only two governments. ly don’t know tpo much about the Insurance Companies, eaid, “Thie Aaatcnraant Foratm Legion moviB lato the flasl suartar tha xviMNi huMnaaa is and paagtousue And the pradlctlena flow coming must be a grtss roots movement Johnny Rlngi)Rtngo d. 11. IS mlllltm In ths Bsxt yasr to help whan buFneas stroasso the uncor- forth en the trSnd ef husinen in R«hmw oil bmle onnuol promhiim paid This li the opinion of Dr. Thom­ dally routine of running a city,” he hMtar 1:00 Rorlf at 2^ * year today faaUn« Battar than it as H. Reed, professional charter with thp bulk of contributions ""■Wist.. n t______Boonej Sp^at 8m talntlos. the flnsl thrae months of the year explained, (la i>r«fT*«»> ^ •llmtnats malaria throughout tha did U t e r Day. If oasurod Hv*8 to 65. consultant, who with Mra Reed, coming from people who perhaps ^ _ Thaattr (m prnr‘«M) ne Or*y Theater Trua, tha sama uncartalntlaa ax- ara la m ly on tha optimisUe side. Rather than encumber a town of MidlMlor Father JO,. world. 4. The ConsunMT. Dseept. in hla wifa and professional partner, this alee with an administrative will never be contacted In any »J0 'eaoaaaee Bmle Ford ist today so than. But. many of Ilrst tha stoai strike muat md. 1$ dvortoblo for mol* and fBmolb I R W«»th*r. N*w» and inorti Bocretary of Wslfar* Arthur B. itrlko arsaa he eontlnusa to buy. conferred with the Vernon Con­ aasiatant and a mayor. It ie bet­ other way than this appeal 'layhoue* 00 thorn now ahow> at laAst partiaf and when ho can’t,p a y cash to Aftor that , many msnufseturars through the newa media of our 1 Jough RIderi Plsmming raportad this ysatorday pradiet tb^ U hkya »*«8n> llvotaoBtlSteSO. solidation and Charter Commis­ ter to go to the manager plan; I i" K ( M n 10:00 i ^ t aotutlona. And tn othara a solution borrow. 8Ute.” '\ l^^ham tlon and satas. MsrehSBto moaUy sion last night. The opinion on the Mrs, Reed added. She also rt- at a nfWs oonfaranes at which ht loams In oight Tha mala.onaa ara: And once more there are econo- local situation was given after the No house-to-house canvasses ^T»I Chib Hnuic 1. Tha Intamational Situation. look for , thalr beet jnirlstmas marked that it would be hard to Qrouroucho Marx in. » . alko told of plans to expand tha mlsto to assure us that *Tl|s U.S. At 65, the fwi^8 « " b* ’ " ‘‘on in eoihj « to meeting. will be made' and no organized • ;« Film _ . . :80-TBA Both Prasidant Blaonhowar and trade avar.^ M to. iBsbara paint find an administrative aseiatant to campaigns arc being conducted In RuntM£:Brlnkl«7 10 rdsdieal sxehangs program with econciny new is dspresslon proof.”, work under a mayor in a town of DcMg Edwarda Early Late Show Pramiar Khruahehav soy the Ber­ glowing pletiiras 'of the sales out • a pnid-up poHey for the The local commiaalon, operating any of the elUas or towns of our DMin Valley Daya Russia. The must ie-a former iftember look for their new models and under -a special legislative act this size, partly because the rela­ Mrs, n ersM * D. t«vertai Ml*. Dwntiqr H. fItopatrM i I.awteaa YeanYfara Ha said three of tha fiva million lin crisis is no longer running on of Preeident Eisenhower’s Coun­ token In cofh or os guorootaod Incomej (c) to jr Bvtos On state, he pointed out. "This is Meeie at Mike Wallace a time table. Businooe IntorproU their entirely new lines: sponsored by the Citizens Commit tionship between the two execu­ strictly a non-partisan project end jtenr Barenu 11:00 The Bif Newe contrtbutad by tha Unltad BUtas cil of Economic Advisers, Dr. Neil onnuity; (d) Wt on daposR ol a guwontood rtoo ot toWreMn tives would be too personal, to give Ja^ry Jottoi this to mson that further trouble The export aituaUon looks less tee for Better Government, was fund-raising atnienires of neither Fllaa of J i Nawa, Sporta k Weather 1, 8. for arsdication of malaria. wtU go H. Jacoby, now damn o f the Orsdu- told by Dr. Reed. “You are ever the administrator a secure posi­ Vernon Tax Post Candidates ^eva andBd WaraaUrar Barry Barenla to tha World HaalUi Organisation has boon put off at least unUI ate School of Business Adminis­ brtght But even there Americans political party can be used.” Men Feature Forty spring when the grandchlldrsn of arc bsglnnlng to talk of revival fnquirs now about tbb lastorffoWa so much better off than If you tion. Conatributions should be sent T:1S Vent Maaa. HlghUfhla 11:10 Jack Parr and another two million to tha Pan tration St the Univorelty’ of Cali- were trying to do this under the The average tenure of a man­ Mra. Florence D. Loverin, ap Edwarda Starliimt Movie American Health OrganlsaUtm. ths two most powerful msn In ths fomis St Lee Angeles. based on American salesmanship nmv Son Ufo p/os. Jwf eolf Of wf#oi Mrs. Dorothy H. Fitzpatrick, to “ Eisenhower Presidential Li­ ™ — rdi Home Rule. Act.” ager is five to six years, com­ Democratic candidate for town pointed tax collector In March to HunQeley-Brinklcy WorliVa Beal Movie Flemming reportod that anothar world got togathor tn Id o s cow. He says the serious weaknesses end batter products. brary, Hartford National Bank A g:IO Talea of a PlataHnaa Ted Steele Show And there’s hope that before then The fourth quarter has a-lot to Dr. Reed expressed the opinion parable to that of a mayor, .Dr tax collector, has been active in fill an iinjutplmd term. Is Hie Re Thist Co„ 777 Main St., Hartford,” Hlghwav Fatnrt 11:10 Jack Paar 1800,000 would be contrtbutad to of 1839 don't exist today and that Reed aald. However. In a manager Newa _ ^ thetf grandparents wiir have live up to.' • • that the Home Rule Act was party work since coming to Ver­ he said. The amount Connecticut eUea norm Show I. «0. tha World Health OrganisaUon ws hsva built into tha aconomy the town gets an IntelllgenL publican 'candidate for election to TBA U:M) Hawa and Weather and 1100,000 to tha Pan Amtriean rssohsd agreartiant. CHARLES J. VAN DIUSIN, "carelessly drafted and la full of non eight years ago. has been asked to raise Ie $33,000, 1:00 Late Vtm t automatic ■Ublllsara which give trained person because it la a pgo- She was bom In Waterbury and that post. Batty Hutton Bhow 1:80 jfewa. Prater organisation for technical asaiat- 2. Tha BtssI BtHks. Ilk effscU tha unsmployed and tha ratirad tha pltfalla." with the deadline aet for Oct, 13, Bat■At HaaleraonMMI^twW 4YVl-e*. a The special act waa deemed fesafon. was educated In Seymour schools. She has had 11 years experience s k b sATinwAr* t v w v k k . r o * o o m p u d t b u s n N O anea to member nations in Improv­ will last well into the last three maana to keep on spending. Bf 1 BODDLE TPBB., B A iT the day before ground-breaking months of ths year for many com- I DATA LEFT necessary by the citizens group Dr. Reed has been a manager, She was elected a justice of the In office procedure, as a typist, ceremonies in Abilene, Kan. ing water aupplias. ‘ Wsahtngton seems m a rt worried and has taught classes in the pro­ Ha added that t o ^ axpendituras pimlss using steel. But when when It was found that the Home peace In Vernon two years ago. secratary, bookkeeper and office The American people have pre­ St tha moment about what might Phonei MI B-4B0dt PI 1 -^ 1 , fession at the University of Micml- She la secretary of the.Rural Ver­ by tha Unltad States in Intama- Prssidont BLsenbower called result from tbs boam expected af­ Rule Aet did not adequately cover viously contributed funds to build gan. ■■' non Democratic Club, la a member manager. tional health acUvlUea of all kinds the two aides on the carpet, busi­ ter the steel strike ends. It fears k S A L E the governinental system here of permanent libraries preserving ths Radio He agreed tn submit a bid for of the Catholic Women’s Club and During World War II the served those news broedessts ot 18 or Uk are axpectetf to amount to 1100 nessmen decided that the e n d that this might aet olf 'another AT a city ,and a fire district, both historical documents of Presidents (This Bstiag tactades naly his and hla wife’s services, to be of Sacred Heart Church. as sn Army Nurses' Aide st a New : mftrtw leogth. Bans sUttona tm iry ether short bowsomU). million in the year ending June 80, couldn't be too far off. flurry of price rises before tha SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OP CANADA within a town. Hoover, Roosevelt, and Truman. B *:l( Weather. Bserta I. Tha Stock Market. Neither ARTHUR DRD8 ' The services of a consultant are considered by the Commission. She ie employed ae assistant Jersey hospital. "These papers of our past pras- WDBC—in s S :» Album of the Day 1880. year ands. manager at Kaye's Sportswear. She is a member of Rebekah (:00 Itawa. Zalraaa > So tt is trying two remediaa be- valuable in the formative period idents are- a prieelaaa historical Three Star Extra OrMtea Good Will Its ups or downs have been toe Vernon Circle, and has had sev­ Lodge, Eastern Star, Women's Re­ i:l| An Jeliaaen .00 Dick Bertel ‘This Mnd of Investment helps of charter preparation, as well as ■ource for the period,” DeWitt 0 :8 l ^ U Thomas eral years' experience In office publican Club, Repubtiemn Town 7:1$ AutooiotlTa Retiert people all over the world," he aald. In the 'actual drafting. Dr. Reed emphasised. "By preserving these 7:M News . told the 12-member fiommlselon. work. Committee, and the Tolland Coun­ ‘ Com3h^’^ Tima S:00 Monitor "I feel it will pay divldands Poll Discloses documents Intact in one eehtral t:S and Bay Her husband, Frank J. Fitz­ ty Tax Collector's Assn. source we are guaranteeing that ;00 Wortd Tofdgbt 10;M) Treaaurr of Mualc through Improving health and Need Expert 10:80 tatermene tor Modema "You need an. expert’s advice patrick, la a candidate for regis­ She is also a member of Tslcott- future generations xrlll have at {:1* Mualc TfilOne creating good will." trar of voters on the Independent when deciding on major features Laborite Gain$ Vtlle Congregational C h i i c h, their disposal the trua aoiirce Jiid icTisic TUI Ont 11 ;l! f ^ t a Finn Ha rsported, too, that tha In- Party ticket. Mrs. Fitzpatrick has where ahe ie a Sunday achool li:IO BlarllghtHaranada ersaaed cooperation with RusMa in of the charter — even If you don’t materials." also been endorsed by the Inde­ teacher, chairman of the Buard of ll:U Nawa. Sign Oft medical exchange actlvitlss — take It, you should have It,’’ he (Continued from Page One) pendent Party. Finance, and a paat preeident and t:00 Btf Shoe tronr—U88 roughed out at eonfsrsnesa af ariviaed. • :|0 Khn Daly secretary of the Couples Club. She 0:S Mg Bhoer •8:00 Financial Nawa medical officials during the visit The same expert should be con­ from Macmillan, who told a politi­ • 7:00 Ed. P. Morgan 8:06 Nawa Roundup^ of Premlar Nikita 8. Khrusbehsv cal rally In Glasgow, Scotland has served as Den Mother for, Ver­ 2 DATS LEFT 8:1B (Uioweaae and Nawa sulted near the end of the conso­ non Cub Scout Pachq|6. , 7:15 Mg Show to the U.S.—will Include: lidation-charter planning to re­ that "within a few days the actual ■7:00 Fulton Lewie Dutch Sailor Faces( The wife of Donald’ Loverin, 7:18 Evening Devptlona 1. .Toint research by scientists of view the completed draft, he con­ date of the aummft talks will be 7 :W.8howeaae and Newa Commlasioner of the Vernon Fire 1c S A L E 0:00 Newa. Weather 7:80 Muitc the two nations to solve medical tinued. fixed.” The prime minister has Hearing on Murder S:1S Howie B. problems, under work' ig plans campaigned strenuously for top- District, she is a life long resident AT ? :00 Lou Terry 8:00 Newe _ If Dr. and Mrs. Reed should be of Vernon. They live at 7 Allan :00 Naera 8:08 World Today, 8tUl to be. agreed upon. hired as consultants In the draft— level talks between leaders of the 11:10 Leu Tarry 8:80 Siewcaat and Neara 2. Rxchangea pf raseareh scion- East and West. Seeking to in- (OoHltaiMd trem Page Oae) Dr., Vernon, with their two chil­ ARTHilR DRUG 11:06 Mualc Beyond Iht BUra and Nawa lng‘ -of a charter to consolidate dren. iaine Newa' Roundup tills to work In laboratories of Vernon’s three govemmenta they creaae his stock ivith the voters, 13:18 Sign Off radio from his ship that Miss . g:00 News both rountrlee to familiarise thsm- would prepare drafts reflecting he claims that his trip last Feb­ Kauffman was mtaSing. selvea with different methods o( the CommisMon’s decision major ruary to Moscow started ths cur­ Also aboard the veesel was research and contribute actively to points, and offer aome alternate rent Cold War thaw. Mrs. Juanita Spector, wife of Dr. the research. drafts: Miss Mansfmld, politically neu­ Stanley Spector, 35, professor of Work Good for Man, 3. Increased exchange af oeiin- \ The cpnsultanta would offer tral herself, stirred up political Oriental studies at Wuhlngton tiflc and teehnloal Infomatlan to rncommendatione on the major passions when she opened a new University In St. Louis, and the Identify reaaareh trends in both as seen on TV points but would not make any clover leaf intersection on a road Spectors’ three children. No better time than Fall to give Finwala Cerdurev nations. of the declsldiTa. between London and Its airport Miss Kauffman had been eecre Pro'portienad Siacki It Says Here, Ha, Ha For aome sections of the charter 'v’A cheap publicity atunt,” tary for Spector at the university your windows a unart new look with Findell-made the consultants would bring In charged Conservative candidate and had moved into the Spector and Crastad Jaekats provisions from other charters Dudley Smith. "It’s thoroughly Ir­ home. About 14 months ago she Kirsch Vertical Slat Blinds. Call MI 3-4866 now. by By niANOlB NTILLEV i cidental Information available. School Menus for study. This would give the responsible to turn a fine British Next winter, when the enow Ilea accompanied the family to the New Tork (PI—Having Jii*t re­ Commission something concrete achievement Into a stunt for a Orient, where Spectqr did resbarch deep around the Old Homeetoad, to work with and would provide film star who is not even British.” turned from a vaesUon. I now of­ It’ll be fun to learn what you saw. work and then flew home alone The menus for Oct. 5 through 8 results quicker, the Reeds stated. And after the ceremony the con­ some weeks ago. Proportioned alackfi in Reeves washable lustre cor fer several’ blU of wisdom and Walt a minute, now, all you are as follows: Large parts of the charter will tractor claimed the $2Vi-miIIion good travel agents, resort op­ Police first Inclined toward the FINDELL MFC. CO. duroy with self belt, two pockets, metal, buckle, con­ ■age advice for other vacationers, be technical and routine, they project could have been complet­ erators and everyone catering to Elementar,v theory of euieide. But Boston none of vfhom wlU pay the alight- Monday: Chicken salad Band- said. ed In half the time and at half Medical Ex$miner Michael Luon^o ceal^ zipper. Black, Loden Green, Red, Dusty Brown. the traveling public. Put away The Reedi noted that many the cost but for government red insisted that the condition of the 485 E. MIDDLE TPKE.. MANCHESTER J oat hit of attention. those blunderbuaaee. We were only wlches. potato chips, buttored .OO beets, mixed fruit, milk. SAVE eommisaions use prepared char­ tape. body, cisd only In Bermuda shorts Do not taka a vacation. Work I* kidding. Venetian Blinds, Repairs. Repair Parts Classic corduroy jacket with Tuesday: Baked luncheon meat, ters. but said no model charter The Transport Ministry denied and loafers, Indicated death by Short, Sizes: 9/10-18. creel, patch pockets, metal good for men man. But — when Partly, anyhow. the charge. And even though Miia But what do ,vou expect out potato salad, vegetable sticks, fits any town perfectly and for violence. Average. ..Sizes 7/8-20. $' buttons. Black, Loden you do, do not return moaning bread And butter, buttersootch a tailor-made charter it la easier Mansfield called the project Miss Kauffman was the daugh­ Green, Red. Duaty Brown, about how hard It la to go .back sour grapes from a guy who has "cute,” the matter waa damaging Tall. Sizes 12-20. to wait a year now for another pudding with whipped cream, milk. to hire a mnaultant. ter of Mr. and Mrs- Theodore aizee: 9 /1 0 -IS. 't o work afterward. YoUr fellow to the Conservative cause. Boom­ Kauffman Jr. Her father heads a vacation? Wednesday: Potato burgers, to­ Their fee, for the services of worker can moan louder and long­ mato sauce, buttered com, bread both of them, is $110 per day. ing Britain has become a country Chicago boiler equipment firm. er than you. and butter, Ice cream, milk. Drafting of charters tskes any­ where a motorist can sptfid the She was divorced in 1918 from If you go gallivanting around Thursday: Hamburg gravy, on where from 30 to 100 days de. beat part of a weekend locked In Arthur B. Tucker, a St. Louis, the countryside, leave moat of your Khrushchev’s Trip whipped potato, buttered graen pending upon how much help the a traffic jam 20 miles long. Varl- Mo„ attorney. money at home. Otherwise, you beans, bread and butter,, pears, Commlaslnn wants, the Reeds oua private motoring organiza­ The 8,300-ton Utrecht sailed will alwaya manage to apend more Cost U.S. $150,»00 milk. as Id. tions now are preaauring candi­ yesterday from her Brooklyn pier Our very speciol than you can afford. Friday: Tomato soup, peanut Regarding forma of government dates of all parties for a big road to r Norfolk, New Orieana, and Be aure to take the children. butter and jelly sandwich, choco­ -Houston. Washington, Oct. 1 (47- The hill TV. Reed said "For a town of this building program. ' They' will learn much — about the late cake. milk. • dlfferanf typea of hot dog ahd for Nikita Khrushchev’s 13-day Junior High NRMANINTLY PLIATID 'soda pop standi. American,^ visit: About $1,10,000. Monday: Chicken noodle soup, _ Never, never stay In the pluah Who paya? John Q. Taxpayer. egg salad sandwich, pear halvu, hotels and motels, or eat In fancy The flguree aren't completely milk. * ... reetaurants. They will roake your added up yet, but officials respon- Tuesday: Baked meat loaf, ARNBL ' Wife awfully diisatiafled. with . life gravy, whipped potato, w a x a d .at home the rest of the year. ■; aible for such things are sure the beans or pickled beats, wholt , i As a father, rejnain aloof from Soviet prenyer’a state visit was wheat bread and butter, coconut the coitlieet yet. ' all family arguments as to where cream pudding, milk.. AND SKIRT .- to go, w ^ t to eee, routes to lake, The uauel state visit, complete Wednesday: Ravioli with meat 7th with nationwide tour, coate the sauce, cheese square, buttered SALE etc. 'Ilien after all the squabblers government well under $100,000. ANNUAL ANTIQUE SHOW SATIN anif BOWS ■ have, run out of steam, do just green beans, carrot and raisin But Khrushchev’g trek aet a salad, hard roll and butter, devil- SPONSORED BY W.S.r.S—SOUTH METHODIST rHURUH what you Intended- in the first' number of records. Hla party In­ . place. dog, milk. 1959 styles cluded 71 persona, larger than Thursday; Sliced turkey, mash­ ONLY $399 By an means carry along all the average. He was protected by the ed potato, cranberry sauce, butter­ clothing you possess. You won’t most elaborate security forces ever ed peas, bread and butter, apricot '- need any of tt .except for what provided a foreign guest In this halves, milk. • you're wearing when you atarL country. They included federal Friday; Creamed tuna on bis­ but It will starve out the motha men, military units and state and cuit, sliced egg, coleslaw, cubed mold 'n'hold zipper' at home: local police. asaorted gelatin with cream, milk. NEW LOCATION Try to cover about 800 miles a The government paid expenses *3.99 Wondtrfully tubbable, packabla, faih* Senior High day if by auto. You won't have ton for about 40 Amsricana who traveled with the party or ahead Monday; Baked steak, mashed girdle... now only lonabit . . . "Kiimal" Arnal plaatt that much' time to relax end see the potato, buttered apinach, brsad / aighta. but think how happy it of it tn smooth the way. Citlee and last feravar! la black, lodan, taupa, blua, private groups paid the tab for and butter, milk. , xcUl make the gas and oil com- Tuesday; Frankfurt, baksd in sizai 10 to 18. The parlect agira ikirf ' pi^ss. some of the dinners and cere­ THE FORMER FRANK CHENEY MANSION monies. beins raw vegetable salad, brown for all occasions. Don't forget to take your two The Btate department declined bread and butter, milk. 20 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER or three cameras and plenty of tn fumieh any coet figures during Wednesday; Beef stew, potatoes, film.. Make as many pictures as the tour, on the ground that you carrots, roll and butter, milk. C iL 7 Q O MON. to THIIRS.—1 P.M. lo 10 ! :you possibly can. Then, every­ don’t invite a guest to a banquet Thursday: Lamb .patty, mint where you stop, buy up all the and then tell him what It is costing jelly, mashed potato, buttered maglo controller V W I e □ -0 -/ -P -T FRIDAY—I P.M. to 9 P.M. sice 'picture . postcards in sight. you. peas, bread and butter, milk. Ouess Tvhy. President Elaenhower can ex­ Friday; 'Tuna and ' neodle cas­ Before s«ttinv$ forth, order all pect equally lavish treatment serole, buttered beets, bread and TEA ROOM-1:30 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. ,.the maps, trgvel foldrm and In­ when he vialta Russia next, spring. butter, milk; ...now only newest, coolest y ' 6 . 0 S Public Dinners and Luncheons > fashion for Fall! vv ■ u vv Tokg advantage now, while they kntf ^ COOPER HALL, SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH 1 1 . ef this final offer ef 1959 Neytox (Rrdleii at a real saving. We have the full rente BAKED CHICKEN DINNER $1.85 Re«ervatlnn« Cloee Mon. Eve. of sizes in each style if you hurry. Pineapple-Grapefruit Juice. Baked Chicken. Baked Potatoee, String Beane. H em ern ^ Crantaip' RellRh, 'Tnesed Green Salad, Homemade Rreadx and RoUx, Strawbepry ahorteake. Coffee, Tea, MHk.

Thun,, Oct. 8th— Noon ployttx mold 'n held lippor ginRo BUSINESS LUNCHEON $T25 ReaervaGont Clone Wed.' A,M, zips on and off *e easily. Magic fflnger* Chicken Rhortcake, Buttered Carrot* and Pean, Potato Chips, Cranberry Jellied Salad, Pesfh Snndae . panels smooth you front end bock. Pndding) Coffee. $2.99 Girdle or ponty girdle. White or pink. Frl., Oct. 9ttf—5:80 and 8!89 SMORGASBORD $2.00 Reeervationx Cloee Tuee. Eve. Formerly $10.95 now only $8.95i (XI $9.9S\, ahrimp Cocktail, Baked Ham, Roaet Tiirke.v, Roaxt Beef, a^edieh Meatball*, Lobster Balad, Swedinh w o n d a rfu l Bean* Potato Malad, Cole aiaw. Assorted Jellied Fruit Salars, Assorted JeUled V^etoble aalads.

. : t Deviled Egg*, Fish Pudding, Pickled Beets, Pickled Cucumbers, 811 (Bmoked Herring), Smoked 8ai- ploytex mogic centrollor mon. atutfed Celery, awedlsh Fish Molds. Assorted Cheese*. Cranberry aanoe, Lhnpe, H sH Bread. ovRrblouttt Party Nut Roll, Homemade Cookies, Assort^ Mints, Coffee, Tea. with magic "finger" ponels for tummy for drttiy or i ' ‘ ' Come Back For aeconds, Thirds, Fourths! control. Girdle or ponty girdle, White or pink. cosuoi wRor ' Formerly $8.95 now only $6,95. (XL $7,95). Nylon tricot dreamers that wrave a magic BlTRTONnS, MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER, CONK FOR RESERVADONS GALL Ml 94)111 Ml 9-7102 apell. Fashioned with bowknot embroidered Printed t e 11 e n ovar ikirts, Skiew »eaJ m txJlewiiiS Wytex §lrilltt. compete*. t... Hurry, the supply is limited. ’ \ front overlays, deep nylon tricot borders and evsrbloui* with I I ^ tllX ' 1 mIm I kMT ■MHf painted front end ■ S it . beautifully trimmed with satin ribbons and ikorft, flockil bows. bock, % iieevM, ^ Thb Ad PtnnlH 1 or 2 Ptnem I* PwrelHM Tie T1ck«ft for 60e. •IK neck)- erase tab trim. 32-38. Eya oppealink NeM'iHoM Baby Doll, Waltz Gown and Capri Set In "shirt toil'" POP • ilepw flrJte Mpi white with contrasting pink, blue. aquA or .top. with button- X LAxsx wAier te.Mi *mivs m .m champagne. S-M-L. down cellar, - roil ' ( I ri)UH f'l D f.lt'.l H, U V I B.fTT(R llECTRICAttV up tiesvse. Sixes IJ t. (. ( (• M.IAIX PRINT Even etittf 32-38. edJre*—— Aftef I Montlii 8 kbittht I . ■. eletli girdlei RoyteiKeMi 1 Till HARTFORD lltCTRIC MGHI CO O' i"*8 ' Ihiiispv ■■Ml I 1 .I.-, I mmmmamrnrf ■I: , V N Mseazvix. • / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStER, 0 0 ^ , THtJlISDAY, OCTOBER 1, IfiBf MANCHESTER EVENING HERAliP. MANCHESTER. OONN^ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1969 Tolland County Numb on UnifknHon 9 M ___ i «oeds ead If art toey f.ini Returns Designer Slates Tech Night School many at tham te art haaw bow. -Hattag—that’s e laugh. > Russia Lowers Goal Oellers Sayg Germans Oonaeadialiig, gluttanlatog, aet- To Qassroom Talk to Artists Will Start Monday The Open Forum tog agetaat tlraa whan they have no piece to go after dinner is the Kenneth C. Tedford, Bart Hart­ Regiatmtion for evening couraea rule today. Many humans art like In Farm Production Ann Arbor, Midi., Oct. 1 — Less Fearful of War Baby Has f HiMiy Ouaa Um, who bid In tha ford Interior decorator, will apeak et Howell Cheney Technical School Communleetlone for publleetlona U the Open S'orumjrtll pigs.' In fact soBM of them ere liv­ N i t S'’e — S T. i ! ^ ^ coAtAto thm 800 words Mftara a t a church for four yeara at a meeting of the Tolland Coun­ will continue for th^ramelnder of ing remlndera of Derwln'o theory. T h e H i^ d raeervee the right to daoUns to any mafUr I raeantly eew a man In a swank Rnm. Oct 1 (AV-The Bovlatf Immper cropa to R u j ^ Tto g ^ baeauaa ha failed In college, haa ty Art Aaan. T>«aaday at 8 p.m. at By JUDITH AHEARN • 'ahowad her tha abbey, Maria thia week with cleaaea to begin on that may be Ubalous or wiilch U to bed teats axprasi Roma, o « - z harvart was tha higharthigliart to Rua- retm ad to tha classroom with tha old high school In Rockrilla. lASch. which la almort tha aiaa at eating iriaca on tha BerHn Turn­ Unlon has sharply lowered Its The German people are a lot leaa Been Named ••• Monday. Regiatretlon may be com- of political vuws u desired by oontrltatlons rt p»U chaw pike lap hla coffea from a aaucer ria’s history. the wish to be "Just a student Ha will apeak on the application worried about a w*r over their a haallllca, and dates from the 14th pleUd et the echool between 6:80 buUature which are defamatory or ebualva wlB ha rajactad. and aat hia peas and mashed po­ sighU on Urget Incraaaea In agri­ That la going to make avsa tha aaaln,’’ of art to our everyday Uvea. ' or ISth centiiriM. T h e 36-yaar-oId Chinese stu­ unlBcation than tha Americana They took a one-day trip to e.m. end 4:80 p.m. tatoes with hla knife. j culture for the next seven years. lowered objaetives for the next Formerly a textile deatgner at and Ruariana are. AppUeenU may atlll be edmitUd ♦not only not a connolaaeur but la seven years dlftictMt or imHkaly to dent from ilngapore, who elected Cheney’a, Tedford le' preeently Parts, going by train threagh WUIerd «m Cooking BuU actually, ha was more deft Abandoned Is Itj promise to eur- William Oellera, x-ray teeh- Belgium. ("You don’t art a«y to cfeaeee In eerpehtry, mechanical a nitwit who baceuse of. an aa^' achieve. to turn hlmaelf Into a living dead with WatWne Brothera, Inc. Ha U nlclan at Mencheater Memorial To the Bdttor, In eating this way than many pass the United rtatea In per man when he fallM in engineering sleep on the sleeper. It’s 'Paaapoft, drafting, alactrlcel code, ahop matte condition has lost hie taste. others 1 have watched with hu­ The acala-down, however, waa "vi 1’ ^' *■ an artist, and haa conducted art Hospital, haa Juat returned from o J K i s M S " sY : ~ mathamatlea and blueprint read­ Verily, the world changeUi. 1 recraUy saw a prominent capita production of meat, milk eonaiderable. , \ . rt the University of Michigan in passport, passport.’ all tha way. mor. classes. a visit to hla native Germany, and First the Germans, then In Bel­ ing. All cleeaaa will be in aeaalon But. one of the moat regrrtUbla women who hea a cook take and butter. , ■ The number of cattle la to ka. In­ 1S88, haa charted a new course A few years ago he spoke to the he laya the Germane either refiiee changes la the dearth of gourmeU Tips. WalUra and waHreaaea The abruptly lowered alma in which ha hopes will lead to a gium, then France.” ) on Monday end Wednesday eve­ frosen peas end lime beans et a everywhera depend upon part of creased by 8,400,000 head. Instead association on design. 'This meet­ to think about euch a war, or they ning! from 7 to 16. for there la no longer the art of roadside stand which displayed the agricultural increases were-.re­ of eight million head which Ruasia career In International law or di­ Tour Rome • ^ M r. end Mre. Arthur RoberUon. Reekvlll*. " ’** ’**"^ their compensation In tips. Wom­ ported yesterday In the Food and ing Is open to the public. take a fatajiatic "we’Ve lost every­ On their trip home thw took a George Jr.. 8. Robert. 4. Roger, a. end Loon. 1; end two preparing food end eating. same in fresh vegetables. had said would put it ahaad of tha plomacy. A short business meeting will be I am not rflacusaing dIeUUe en are notoriously poor tippers In Agriculture Organization a (FAO) thing before, what's the difference" train from Stuttgart to Roma Btotere, MyrUce, J2. end Glorle. 7. Boat to H fve Miiaeiitn When I was in the hotel hue! even the beat places. Once, five United SUtea to par capita pro­ As a history major, Lim la held Tuesday night to complete attitude. menus or even amateurishly bal­ annual world survey. duction of meat, miUk and butter. Switzerland. The trip lasted 88 • • • • * ness I regularly had freah frnlta women who had a dinner check of eanylnf 18 credit hours in Ameri­ plans for the annual fall exhibition “West Germany haa tha'Tndua- hours. In Rome, they saw briefly anced mentis for health. And I am and vegetables flown from Florida Even with the lowered targets, The old plan called for an 11 par can literature, French, philosophy, * — deughter of Mr. end Mre. Cherter J. Berit. 48 Nor­ Cairo - - Tha Chaopa aolar boat 818 In my hotel left a nickel, FAO experts said the Soviet Union to be held In Rockville the week try. East Gennany haa the agri­ some of the bigger tourist sttrae- diacovtred In axcavatlona In the not referring to the once art of and California. For example, cant Incraaaa to grain production. political aelenco arid history. He of Oct. 17. The store to be vacat­ culture. Pu^ the two together, and tel Her metemel giendperenta “ • M r . ^ eating which today Is largely lim­ slipped under a plate. I promptly may have considerable difflculty ttons. like, the Coliseum, ft. man i t She wee horn Sept 88 et Meneherter ***“ *®'**i,**®**i summer of 1954 is btlng repaired Where do you get fresh artichoke gave the waKraas 12.80. The new 7-year plan grades this also aooka to and anonymity ed by the A and P Food Store In you have a good country,” said ited to dlebetlcs whose food must meeting the new 7-year schedule down sharply to gatoa of only 8 to Parkade Branch of Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. Peter’s, the Vatican, Nero’s hotisa, i a , 4 g Notmen S t Her petemel grendperente ere Md under euiplcea of Bgypt'a Anti- today yet It was once a delicacy Sorry girls If I have offended among tho unlveralty’B nearly 24,- * - . J ___ * m . ma* _ 1____ the Prichard Block will be used Oellers. Oellera came to this country aa A be measured. with the rigflit sauce. for Increased food production. 4 per cent. 000 students. 1,500 square-foot office will have four tellers windows Ita! Frenk Bertc. New Brtteln. She hea t w ^ ^ r e . Stephan quitlea Department When repairs you but why not aak your mother Despite that, the FAO report Ground-breaking ceremonies will be held Friday by the for tho exhibit. Mrs. Oecar Krey- "They're kind of numb on iinl- trained technician. He had work­ joiilili. T. end John Joaeph. 8; end e elater. iMlie Ann. 8. ere demplete It will be placed Just Gnce, we laughingly referred to A. few days ago I heard q wom­ shout homemade beef stew, fresh, schedule calla for 6.7 to 6.1 milUon After fatling in anglnaering, a Connecticut Bank and TruRt Co. to start construction and one drive-in of the .latest bay type window. The sig of Bolton, exhibition chairman, Bcation,” he said. Not that they ed In an American Army hoapltrt many brides as “can homemakers" an boaat that when asked to bring showed Soviet Russia’s Increase in tpna by 1068, instead of 6.8 million eouraa ha took to comply with hia '■ ' • • • • • to the west of the Greet Pyrtimld not frozen steaks, pastries and agricultural output the past year of its new banking: cnfice at the Manchester ShoppmK lobby will utilize a great deal of glass and is to be air- will define the nilea for the ex­ want war, he added, "If there’s a first In Belgium at tha age of l i DevM, aon of Mr. end Mre. Arthw Crtb. Wart In e museum that will be built and some brides even boasted that baked beans to church or lodge such. .Of course you better have tons which had been expected by father’s wlahea, Ltm disappeared conditioned. The building is scheduled for completion hibition. and Byron Shinn of Bol­ war, they believe It will be the when he waa captured by em they would be lost without canned auppers she bought several cana, was more than double the world 1960. and waa not seen again until four Parkade on W. Middle Tpke. This drawing shows how OohunbU Ha wea born SepL 88 et Menchaatar Memorlet Hm - especially to houaa It. your huaband'a heart examined be. average. Average Increase In ton will report on tha type of end of the world. People here say forces In 1942. When tha war end­ ; . ------*— %». ^ 1^ . cherlea threw a few slices of bacon, hot Oa other crops the Increase per­ weeks ago. City police, checking by Christmas. ______... Hta matunal nudpartnU «u» Mr. jiwl Mrt. foods. fore you serve him a real dinner. world food output last year was 4 the ultra-modern building will look when completed. The awards to be given. the eame thing: But maybe It ed. he worked for the Army Hoe- wX rm s b p t e m b r r Today, we are a "frozen food' centage waa down sight par cent out reports of is prowler, found ^irkdnt » auMwU St. Hia Mterul ffMdpftrwiUnU ere Mr. pork over the beans, and "No one Am going out-of-town for a few per cent. Russia’s Increase was 9 Members may bring In their won't be the end of Germany. plUl in StOttgart. He became a ______I two atatera, Windsor Locks, Get 1 i/P)—The nation. One could feel safe In of­ knew the difference.” She Is days. for potatoes, Instead of 18 per him huddled In the corner of make­ and announced he could ewltch hie named chairman of the State work for criticism knd three pic­ Maybe not." rfkgiitffrtd x-ray t«chnlcian wltW* Robert Cobb. Wert St. Oolumbta. He h u tw. per cent. thoss I let down, those who had everything. All I want le for this Building Program Commission, U.S. Weatncr Bureau UaU the fering a big reward for anyone merely Indicting herself. Willard B. Rogers. cent for potatoes, instead of 18 per shift quarters under the eaves of thing to gradually die down.” line of studies. An extension of his tures will be selected fo t exhibi­ ■010 Germans he saw, partic­ a year of coming to tWa country. uidiTsTend 8^^ , , . . . finding In homes or reeteurenU or A grammar and high echool The United States showed a gain cent; 12 per cent for vegetablea, the First Methodist Church. given me so much help.’’ succeeding Raymond I. Longley of ularly near hla home In Line, past SO days aa one of the warm­ Rejects Offers Despite past publicity, Lim said student visa was granted by the tion this month In area itbraries. He and Effle and Karan. Hva at hotels, In season here, fresh pees, classmate of mine occasionally of about 6 ' per cent. But the Instead of 17 per' cant 11 par cent He spent his entire four years of U,S. State Department. Union. The commission reviews re­ have a higher standard of living » Lh Im Anm. daughter of Mr. end Mre, T. WUUem Ubby Jr., est SapUmbars In about 86 yaars United StoUs la trying to reduce For days, Um was thrust Into most of h|s classmates do not ap­ 38 N. School St. go AA gt. She wea bom Sept. 86 et Mencheater Memorial in OonnaeUeut Although there string beans, limes, ceullflower, eends me homeccooked beans. She ' Publishing Grbwi for meat instead of 18; 8 per cent seclusion in the church without iysked how he was sdspting to quests by state,agencies for public than hare, he said. farm surpluses. ' a glare of nationwide publicity as pear to recognize him or his name, buildings, and establishes priori­ Garfield'i Death M— Her meUmel grendperente ere . Howard L. Brace, ware unusually low tamperaturas beats, etc., including fresh squash knows how to soak them, flavor for wool, Instead of 18; 8 to 9 per ever being seen or ever speaking “ and If my professors do, they the academic grind after his long "The etoree are filled with which can be bought 50 per cent them and cook them. They are bet­ Berlin — West Berlin’s role In Here la why FAO expkrti think cent for milk, instead of 14, and 7 to anyone. Living like a hermit, his sensational story unfolded. absence, Lim replied: "It’s been ties. Mra. Cole, appointed yester­ brand new thtnge, good thinga. ^ H^Uord, end Mre. Dorothy Breee, *0 Arti St on Boms days, the cold weather Soviet Russia may have trouble Even now, offers for Intsrviews or have not shown it.” President James A. Garfield di(f Oscar Mathiasons gpondperenta ere Mr. end Mre. PYad W, Ubby, 888 Woodland St. wee offset by hbt humid deya. cheaper then canned or frozbn ter than a 87.80 steak. free Germany’! book-pubUahing per cent for eggs. Instead of 21. he cut his own hair, shaved with pretty easy so far." day to the chalrmanihlp by Gov. Many persona have cars, but atlll buslneu la growing ateadlly more meeting even the sharply reduced television appesrances continue to To ensure his privacy, Lim’s ad­ _ 1 Abraham Ribicoff, has been on the not die In tho White'House. Ho • • • • • * Tamparmturaa ranged 10 or more squash.: If they can be had. Some eating places, high priced tweezers, and lived on scraps of dress and telephone number are more have motorcycles and motor ones, are now serving not only Important. At present 256 of the agriculture production schedule Early Greek explorers gava tha food he found In the church kit­ trickle In, he said. STATE BUILDING CHAIRMAN commission since 198S. Longley re­ was shot In a railroad station at M arried 45 Y ears rMilaniiT Abb,, daughter of Mr. end Mte. Sdger B. Carpen­ degraaa ahova normal on eight Yet, neither canned or frozen of the new 7-year plan: “But I am turning all offers kept In confidence. Washington on July 2, 1881, and bikes. foods such as vegetables and fruit canned and frozen foods but froz­ 2,851 publishing housea in free Ger­ nama of "Libya’’ to all northern chen. Hartford, Oct. 1 (A*)—Mrs. Co- cently ' requested to step down “Thara aren't any speed limits, ter 181 BiookSrtd S t She wea bom Sept. M et Mencheater days of the month. The average many, or 11.4 per cent, are In West The new plan went Into effect down," he said. "Any more pub­ The university moved quickly to died Sept. 19 at Elberon, N. J. Mrtnartel HoeplUL Her metamel grendperanu ere Mr. end Umpareturea for tha month at retain 80 per cent of their original en plea and other desserts. Africa. Later it became the name LIm said he hid because he did rinne R. Cole of HarU'ord has been from the chalrmanihlp. except on certain parts- et tha Mr. and Mra. Oscar Mathlaaon. Berlin. Last year tha percentage this year, baaed on gains planned not have the couralge "to face licity would be deterimental for reinsUte Um after he.was found Mae. Joaeph Lukea, Tonkera. N. T. Her petemel grendm^er Bradley Field was 06.4 degraaa, delleioua, flavor or vlUmlns. Any­ Many hotels, restaurants and over 1958. But 1958 waa a year of of the single kingdom of Libya. Autobahn." M l Hartford Rd., war# hoMrad at !• Mra. J « n T. Oerpanter, Canton. She hea two brothera, Den­ tha Weather Bureau aeid. one who argues to the contrary Is houaewlvea ere too lazy to prepare was 8.8. ' While Oallara was thara, ha and an open house Sunday aftarnoM ial ■., 8, end Jobe Thoniea,^8. , h(s wife BfOa shopped foot sou- in celebration of their 48th wed­ venlers ot their trip. Many of ding anniversary. M l e — j deughter of Mr. end Mra. Forrart WiUiema. 68 tha goods, particularly . leathsr, "nie party waa given at tha ■onmar St Shawea bom Sapt 86 et Menoharter MemorUI were batUr made and leas sxpan- Mathlaaon home by thrtr dailgh- ■sapitel. Her metamel grendmothar la Mra. Hre UtUe. 61 Sum­ alva than here. tera, Mra. Lyman Fuller and Mrs. mer S t Her petamel grendfhthar la Laalle Winiema. K enm Bee "RlitMe la Flames" anilott Fish of Manchester. Ouasta Otty, Mo. Sha h o two brothan, Forrart Robert 14, end Dal- as different as night and day! were praaent from Waltham, The high point of their trip was Here Friday from Chevrolet , . Mass., Bristol, Simsbury, New a night boat ride on tha Rhine River to see the "Rhine In BriUln and Manchaater. e O v o Mark, non of Mr. end Mra. Aelred Ahlae. 889 Keeney Flames,” which la an annual fea­ The couple waa married Sapt, • t. Oeataobury. Ha w o. bora Sapt 86 et Mencheater Mamorirt ture of the area near tha old caa- 24, 1914 at Zfon Lutheran Church. H ooltal Hla metamel grendperanu ere Mr. end Mra. John Mathlaaon worked for the Bush Uas. The boat they ,rode waa the Mfg. Co. In Hartford for 48 yaars PmnilntiilT Klnde. Mich. HU peUmel grendperanu era Mr. "Berlin,” the largest passenger end Mra. John Ahlea, S t Cloud, Minn. He h o e brother, John-" until hla retirement three yaara ATHEREVOLUnONARY ship in Europe. ago. ■dmund.8^. , • • • • — Around 9 p.m., the hidden flarea They also have two aona, Harry — Mery, deughter of Mr. end Mra. Albert Fuaae. 11 which line that section of the river T. Mathlaaon and Riiaaell Mathla­ S. er«»«» St She w o bora Sept 87 et Mencheater Memorial were lighted, turning the river, aon of Mancheatar; and 11 grand­ Henital. Her metamel grandmother la Mra. Mery FItMtrlek, tha treea and the buildings to red children. 11 S. S t Her petemel grandmother la Mra. Freneo Near midnight, a huge fireworks Fu m 884 Cherter Oak St She h o e brother, Albert 16; end display waa aet off, lasting nearly e alatar, Carol Anno, 18. a half hour. • • • • • “You can’t describe It. You ManchMter JaSe Anne, deughUr of Mr. and Mra. Lera K. Unden, Pina have to see It for yourself,” he Wallpaper and Paint Co. Ridge Dr., Andover. Sha w o bom Sept M e» CorvairBY CHEVROLET said. ------lether Is-- Mrs.----- Haifa Ha bad seen It once before, when 249 BROAD ST. morlaltoral Boapltal. Her mrtarnal gran MANCHESTER, CONN. Brieksoa, Detroit Mich. Htr Her paternalpatam_ grandparonta. are Mr. he waa a'boy. and Mrs, John linden, 8 t Clair Shores, Mich. During hla visit to Lina, which la Custom Framing • • • • • near Stuttgart, Oellera saw hla Artists’ Supplies Jeaapk Laatar, son of Mr. and Mra. Joaeph L. D osw Jr.. mother and three brothers for the 466 wTwddla Tpke. He waa born Sapt 84 at Mandhaatar Ma- llrat time since he left In 1982." ■iHtal Hoarttal. Hla maternal grandparonta are Mr. and Mrs. One brother la head of a branch of- John L. Jerome, Frovidenca, R. I. Hla paternal grandparants Ica of the quarrying company, are Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph L Downs, Provldenee, R. 1. Basalt Union. Another brother is 8 DATS LEFT a sculptor, and the other ia head of a. machine department In a Bonn Bv^idatla Argta. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WlUlam Balbonl, factory, the Dahm Co. Sit Raekmataek St Sha waa born Sapt. 87 at Manehaatar Ma- Oeller’s aiater Thereae lived in 1c SALE marial Hdapltal. Har matarnal grandmothar la Mra. Feter Mora. Manchester for a while, working at AT 848 Hackmatack St Sha has a brother, Robert Anthony, 8; the hospital in the library. She re­ and a slater, Juatlna Mary, 4. turned to Germany last year, and ARTHUR DRUG la now married to Albert Minaa .AlHaoa tJia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Burke, 86 who is in training at the poat of­ Hammond St, Roelr^la. She waa born Sapt. 38 at Manchester fice In Kdblentz. Mtmertal Hospital. Har matarnal grandmother la Mrs. George The x-ray. technician and his Hcksrt 86 Hammond St., Rockville. Her paternal grandparenU wife took their baby Karen with are Mr. and Mrs. Rusaell Burke, 114 Proepect St., Rockville. them. It waa the first time Effle WE WILL BE CLOSED • • • • • saw her mother-in-law. The other SaBy Jaaa. a«i^gbter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Read, 11 brothera also brought their chil­ SATURDAY. OCT. 3 Vinaga St, RockvUIa She waa born Sept 27 at Manchaater Ma- dren, ao that all aix grandchildren fliMi mcrtal Hospital Har matarnal grandparants art Mr. and Mrs. were together. tlisnias Ryan, RockvlUa. Her paternal grandmothar la Mra. While the grandchildren played, MONDAY. OCT. 12 Annaballa WooilB, South Coventry. She has two brothera. the elders sampled the white wine Mlducl 8. and Denial 1. Th«r$’t nothing lik$ a new ear—and no eompaet ear like Ihit de luxe Coreaw TOO, which is vlntsd In tha area. Mem­ IN OBSERVANCE OF • • • • • ories of this wins were near tha THE JEWISH HOUDATB Gary Uwla. aon of Mr. abd Mra. Robert Sprague, 11 Ford top of tha list of reasons to visit • t Ha waa bora S ^ t 86 at Manehaatar Memorial Hoapital. Lins. ■la matarnal gianAmranta ana Mr. and Mra. Simile Touainiant Besides visiting back and forth MANCHESTER ■airs, V t Hib pataraal gran^aranta era Mr. and Mrs. Cdwto — IfIaport/m|KiJai-DoorSpoflSW(m-oiiac/ldapeaHiif IMF CjearpW*l»« with relrtlvaa, the Manchester BOTTLING CO. aSpragua. WUSmatown, V t Ha has a brother, WUUam Robert Oellera hiked In the nearby moun­ 16 Headeraon Rd. MI 8-7988 T; and two alatera, Charlana Muy, 6, and Debra Maria, 4. 0 MvoumoNanv tumowun a tains, and visited churches and ***** Ram’s the ear created to conquer a new field other places In the area. Lavena Boao, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Forest W. SkllUn, Geta up to 30% more milee on a gallon, Oellers showed Effle the school 401 Abbey Rd., South Windsor. Sha was bom Sapt 38 at Man- •^Chavrolat’a low-prieed oompect Corvair. neada no antifreeze, provides quicker he had attended and the church, ebaatar Memorial Hospital Har matarnal grandparents are Mr. Tha product ol nine yean of raaaereh end warmup with leas wear on parts. It’a tha which celebrated its 700th anni­ and Mra Raymond Whitney, 889 Abbey Rd., South Windsor. Her development, Jt’a Amaiioe'a firrt truly oom- world’s firrt production 6' with the ultra- versary In 1938, On another day hb paternal grandfather la Floyd SkiUin, Manchester, N. H. • • at • • pact ear that reteina tha ride and 6-peaeengcr America's only car with an airplane type horizofnial enffinef amooth, apaca-aaving power of horizontally opposed (not vertical or V-atroke) pistons. ■aaiim EUaa, daughter of Mr. and Mra. John Llmbaiger. BlI- THE‘SUPERLATIVE ’60 CHEVY eomfort you're need to in a big one. America-’s only car with independent suspension at aU i whMsl iartnti. She waa bom Sept 11 to Hartford Hoapital. Her me­ Tha key to this amall miracle: America’s 0 aNR.aaeaAM sown ‘raaai ats are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wcla Grand Ave.. only rear-mounted , aluminum engine—a America’s only ear with an air-cooled aluminum engine! ■ 4r paternal grandmother la Mrs. Lana limbatger. Wrapa rear angina, transmianon and dif­ THE W O IID’S lEADER H in gtoti. She haa two brothers, John, 13. and Mark 4, and rour Ugfatwaight 6 that’a ao ravolutionaiy it can IN INSULATED lOOTS alstan, Mrs. Dorothy Ztoeeer, Nancy, 18; Betty, 13, and Ann, 6. This is the one that says '60 iike no other-car. From its ciean-thrusting griiie to its dapper rear be packaged with tha'tranemiaeion and drive ferential into one compsict unit. Takes leaa room, leavea you more. • ■ • ■ • geara aa one compact unit. AT DavM WUUam, aon of Mr. and Mra. I. R. Trinks. 847 OrUfto .Naoelff Arms Rd., Wapping. Re was born Sept. 18 In Hartford Hospital. Hia deck, there's so much that’s new and different about this superiative Chevroiet it stands out from With tha angina In tha rear, tha Corvair'a 0 STYLiMa—auaa an* wiaaLR floor te virtually , flat, front and rear, so materaaJ grandperenta era Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. TuUar Sr., Clean, uncluttered linec ehape both 4-door ■art Hartrord. Hia paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mre. WU- tbaro’a plenty of Joot room tor everybody. kam Trinka, East Hartford. He haa a brother, Ronald Edward, 3. . the rest iike a fresh-minted coin. And you’ii be just as wide-eyed over what’s inside-the reiaxing models—the de luxe Corvair 700 and tha Combined with Corvair’a unique Ix^y standard Corvair. Each haa its own dia- ).... • • • • • frame construction by Fisher, this providee I^ma. daughtar df Mr. and Mre. Francis C. Garber Jr., HUI- -tinctive trim, and you ^ more visibility Mde Manor, Vernon. She wai bom Sept 88 at Mancheatar Me­ roominess, tastefui trim, hushed eiegance of its new Body by Fisher, all comfortably cradled by interior epadoutoeaa romparable to^ many area than in many full-sized cars. morial Hoapital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mre. poatwar conventional-sized can. t $ 2 9 ^ 5 Lae J. Burke, Philadelphia Pa. Her paternal grandparenta are ^ rouMMWM axaa scar* Shifting angina weight to tha r w alao makea tXClUSlVE WITH Mr. and Mrs. Franela C. Garber, Glenridc, Pa. Sha has a sla­ Full Coil springs at all four wheels, 'fet, sumptuous as this new Chevy is, it’s got all the thrifty for aaaier compact car handling and givea Works instantly, adding to Corvair’a veraa- ONtOlNAl CNIfPfWA ter, Karen, 30 months. » MSg-DfOCf memremmm rwgw • • • • • I ■ ' gluad-to-ths-road traction on ice, mud or tility by enlarging rear aeat cargo apace to gtrmmmtos mtSgp 17.6 cu. ft. lila Lae, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Roth, 1 Ruaeell virtues that make it unmistakably a Chevrolet- with new economy of operation, new dependability, ■MW. And with tadapandant miapanaion Rw cdmIdH •! OfifM OiiiUB'fli Dr.. Vernon. She waa born Sapt. 88 at Manehaatar Memorial at sO 4 wbaela—an advance comparable to f vepef «f wftlfe. Onom ^ riAT IHLOM •W*, •eWieeesflw IrodIrH— HwR Ha^tAl. Her matarnal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Harold the tadapandant auapenaion of front whccia dw«ii<«l6 feDwtk WUsa, SenMra. She haa three brothers, Harold, 11; David, 8. new longer 1if£ Here, then, we’re confident both you and your budget will joyously agree, is the . . . ««it*lDt. Ryl4Mi HlttliiDg m4 and ’Riemaa, 8, and two slattra; Jan; 10, qnd Winifred, 1. yaan ago—you gat a poiaed, unruflad ride Corvair ia Amariea’a only compact car Cwak-H Owpm m4 h—t imawf ' • • « # ■ ^ that rivala even tha coatliart care. with a practically flat floor, the only one yWBpr iMpDtinf mn4 NlepiveR. Jasana Aaaarta daughter of Pfc. and Mrsi iloaaph Lnwrenee, ^%aaa ■ » all thinga no front-angina com­ with the kind or relaxing room that U.S. Kelly Rdn Vernon. She wea born Sept. 33 at Msiictaaster Me- The engine*8 in the rear where U hebngs in a com yad ear! motoriata are uaed to. NASSIFF ARMS Bienal Rearttal Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. nearest to perfection a low-prieed car ever came! pact car can give you.-And with , them yoii gat ontatanding economy and practicality OF MANCHESTER Chartae MCKeen, KaUy Rd., Vernon. Her paternal grandpar­ 0 MHarmiT nv mMan 1018 MAIN ST.—MI 9-1647 enta a n Mr. and Mre. George Lawrence, KeUy Rd., Vsmen. Her that would navar have baan poaaibla if matonial grert-giandparenta are Mr. end Mra. Raymond Tux- do an even more efficient job of iaolat- to'load luggage eompartmont« Chevrolet anginaciy had been content to Does away with conventional frame, incor- bury, G rot^ V t Her paternal great-grandmother la Mra. Ethel Hera'i thi C6r that introduces a whola elegance. ’Thara’a room to sprawl in, fMka the Corvair merely a aawed-off varaion poratuag all atructun into a ^ d body- ing road shock and noise. You’ll also find a convenient new park- ■ to, Chany, N. T. new decada of daaign—with ao much room to alt tall in—ganaroualy pro- of a big oar. Corvair’a aiza—aoma 6 inebea frame unit that gives you noenra inside roOm • ••••• -H ing brake that automatically returna - with leaa weight. Stanbaa OMg, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Faren, RGnd- that'a naw and different the othera can vidad by Chevy’s aofa-wide sfMta and Quiet, quick-responding power la pwH lewwr, 2H feat ahortar and 1.300 pounda to normal height after application, a Ughtar tl^n conventional aadana—makea it ^ 'S' ___ aor Leeks. Ha was born Sept 33 at Manehaatar Memorial Hoa- only hope to come cloae. extra margin of bat space. And there’s vided by a choice o f two standard A- unb«- nooo LuaaaoB coamaaTMiNT rttal. Hia maternal grandparenta arc Mr. and Mrs. John P. even more leg room for the man new clutch linkage, that filters out • ^ jockey through buay ctraata, a Wtodaor and formerly of Manchester. Hia paternal It’a the aupwlative ’60 Chevrolet—with engines—Chevy’s famed Hi-'nm ft 6 pleaaurTto park Jno need for power oaaiata). Trunk’s up front (like an elephant’s) where in the middle—th a i^ to the way engine impulses more effectively than ats are Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Faren, Floral Park, now apace inaide, new apirit under ,and a new Economy Turbo-Fire V8 Itc revolutionary 'Turbo-Air 6 geta up to it’a convenient for groceries, shopping bags, call G iilllG . T. He haa a brother, Robert Edward Jr., 8; and two slaters, Chevrolet engineers have shaved down ever and new two-toning motif avail­ luggage. Lynn Carole, 9, and Kathy Lee, 7. th e h o o d , new bplendor id every that gets up to 10% more miles out 80% more milca on a gallon of regular. And, 1 ,. • * • • • the transmiaeion tunneLp able on/fdl 16 fresh-minted models. the engine’s air cooled, you never eleanriitehed line< o f a gallon of regular while deliver­ ^ 4.wnaaz. INOWrtMDIMT ausaiNMON ■any Neal, aon of Mr. and Mra, Theodore Waterhouse, Ver- have to fuaa with antifreeze, you got quicker GROSSMAN’S ing greater engine torque at normal But, impremve' as all thia may look in aen Tiaiiar Court KeUy Rd., Vernon. Ha waa bom Sapt 31 at Fraehly ahaped oontoun ^rake back Out on the road, as Chevy’s Full Coil . warmup (even heat for paaaengm comca—. Then's no conventional axle—front rear. Manehaatar Memorial Hoapital. Hla maternal grandmother M print, there’s really only one way to toll Wheals, cushioned by ooU apringa, take from tha unified new grille to the jaunty ride will persuade you most gently, - speeds. There’s also a dioioe of five almort inatantly—from an airplane-type Mrs. Lola Arcand, Hartford. Hla paternal grandmother la Mrs. other-V8’a and five tranamiaeiona, to how near to perfection this auperiativo bumps indapend- — ■ ^ Elsie Waterheuse. East Hartford. He haa a brother, JoMph rear deck, fitted with craftamahship there’s noit a car near the price that haatar*). Wonderfully practical, yae. But antly of each other, tor HmHOMCS Raymond, 18 montha. . assure the exact power combination to ’60 Chevrolet actually comas . . . and you’ll find tha moat practical thing of all • ■ ■ ■ V « you’d e i p ^ only on tha moet expen-' comes cloae to th8 hushed comfort of for smooth, road- satisfy the itch in your driving foot. that’s to^dro'p in about Corvair ia iU remarkably low price. hugging ride. __ 1 M, I 1 HI null I m u MM ( 1 u i> i v s ■abta Jaaa. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Francis De Carll. aive makea. Inside, the solidly built this one. Adding to youT sense of silence C o m ir Your doaler’a the man to aae for all the abort, Mountain St., BUtogton. She was born Sept. 19 at Mencheater Chevy’s accent on comfort and conven­ on your dealer You have your choice of two Corvaire—ihie one’e the etandard model. ^Optional al extra toeL BY CHEVROLET new Body by Maher eunrounds you and solidity are th ick er, newly ■waat details. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. and ience even extendp back to itb eaaier- and drive onql Mrs- Harold Harlow, Newington. Her paternal grandmother la with finely tailored fabrics and apaciouB designed rubber body mounts that Mrs- Mary L. De Carll, Sand HIU, Ellington. She haa brother, See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer John, 8. i. ***** See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer a-WaaMy aa MC-TY-Ba4 Rtahaa Own 6amlal TMeg, iatakar 8. CBH8. JMEmf M h Hi son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlas Lowe, 184 Brant prMMJ f t t ww kora Sept 81 at MandMoter Memorial Hoepltal. HO EXTRAS - A COMPLETE HOME tortbragl gran^rente ai Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oakley, FlUalnm;li, Pn- paternal grandparents a n Mr. and Mrs. LOW AS $49.92 MONTH a■obart ETUms, RldgeSald Park, N. J. He haa a brother, Orog- CALL TODAY FOR FULL DLI AILS eap Itephea, 8, and a alatar, St^hanla Karen, IS nionUia. 1 Kama Palacoa, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Robert Maher, vbia GROSSMAN’S Dr. ■be r m bom Sept- 68 *t Maneheoter Memorial Heeplt ' 'I -J HOMLS RL‘’R[SrNTATlW Mlelwel C ntto ■totaraal gnuodparenU are Mr. and Mre. Arthur Mayi CARTER CHEVROIET^COMPANY, INC. CARTER CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. * .R- L Her paternal grandmoUiar la Mra. ~ m .iM J».»nu!gT H I She haa a atoter, Ann ntoalMth, 8ti. MIMIM wxLuiiAin^ cow. I22f MAIN S W r MANCHisnai Ml M i l l 122t MAIN STHUr M AN Cw iriR J ^ A G E im m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAl^CHEBTEIW CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. IBM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANOOMTERi CONN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1959 P^OE EIGHT De/enRe Chief Talks Tough H« may sscapa by ths simple, sls- caltad upon ths newly wealthy na­ rhsfltal expedient of seeking nmy y.S. Sociflligt Sees A Thought f6r Today Obituary ilan(l|pstpr tions of Bumps tn help shArt the UN Unit Starts Gordon for Hearing Connecticut worlds to conquer. Nuclear Test Halt Spoeeered by aM Maaekaatw Dock Workers Strike hurrtVn, ' And that, we would say. Is ex­ OmbmU af ObBMiMS Mao Displays MUitary S n r n t u g The call- came In speeches made actly what Governor Rtbicoff has On-Spot Check HaraM L. PsrklM r uiMi _ iMUMii Mk i'ItUk by President Blaenhower and Yankee done, by tying himself to the presi­ New Haven, Oct. 1 fg^--Roclal- Martin-Hutchinson Riff Harold U Perkins. 51. huOiand MttlUUUO5 rgEwru|i6 c30. INC "Now then we are ambasudors Yarns On East, Gulf Coasts U BMMUllraM Treas'iry Secretary Robert Ander­ dential aspirations of Senator John Ist NorinaR Thomas says he feels •r Marion Nsal Parkina, 55 Bran­ HaacbtMw By A.' H. O. for Christ, as though God did be­ Of Laos Claims son at the opening session In Wash­ F. Kennedy, certainly, by all odds, It Is likely that sn agreement will (OwUlaudg tram Fage One) ♦ ford fit., dlod today »t tka Rocky In Big Parade for Nikita raoiuB r fbJFtqu^N the early front runner In the 1660 seech you by tie" ..11 Cor. 5:10 Our CompBny Stor* WUt 1^ < ^ n To ^h* gAT- Discussion by the full Board of WAUTBR R rBROURON ington this week of the meeting of he reached to.stop nuclear teeta Directore next Tueeday of the Hill VoUrans’ Horn# aftar a kmg PubliiMn We have been deacrlhlng a Con- Democrattc- sweepstakes. Every nation has Its ambas- URDAY MORNINGS FROM 9 A. M. until 12 NOON. olring at midnight. But employer (CenUniMd frees Pag* One) VVmmM October t. IMI the world’s flnance mintatera, who Thomas also gave his support repreaenUtlvee said they probably About Town charges of Dlrsetor John Hutch­ lllnssa. (CsnOMoi frsM Piag* nance Corporation. date for president said he' does Fine Fabrics will be offered at prices aubatantially bo- They declined comment on the Kelly, Gordon asks that tooaiaara- Critical Area, ing of world tensibns. Hot no symbolic teat, he could make a the early front runner actually tians are appointed ambassadors up trying to, untangle cargo han­ ference workshop at the Rocky a veteran of World War I and THb AiWOt'lATKO not endorse Khrushchev, but he Hill Veterans' Homs Saturday be­ tion of tpe dispuU over a raport other hinu have been given of of­ Th« AwocletMl >» 'JSSST'S In their addreaaea, the president becomes something of a long shot to tha world. Christians art to rap- low market. dling difficulties at piers. restrictions. was a membsr of First Congregh- seemingly political shift In the of- added: The union's president then an- ginning at 9:S0 a.m. Participants by Martin on town inToatoianto ficial Chinese reaction to Khrtish- emitlKI to th» UM ot and the treasury secretary urged proposition. But what a long shot "What Khrushchev said In words resent the Kingdom of God in the The mlsMoit to Bam'Nsua was Uonal Church, Bast Hartford. Fading nil Bfoa diapetctiM “I"**'*®^*® " " flee of state police commUaloner Why Not Plan To Vioit Us This Saturday? nounced he would recommend that will be Mrs. J. F. Wallst, auxllUry bnput on the agenda for tka sarll- Surviving, betides his wife, are a ijracie ehey's words. nni v.Hi«rwi»». crodtiod *" approval of the creation of a new to help bring In! Is what I believe." world. Are you an ambassador for until made up of eight men. three dele­ Peiping Radio aaid ths miHtary •nd eleo tn» local nr»» uubilaliwi Iter* without stirring a ripple of state Christ. longshoremen stay out presldsnt; Mrs. Wilber Little, re­ aal peaaibla moating of tha Board. daughter. Miss Virginia O. Perkins All H*mi o* ruHiO'ioAttor nl •iweui International lending agency the One of the fascinations about It Thomas’ remarks cam*< during a union exscutlve board mssting habilitation phairman, and Mrs. gates and flva msmbert of tha A maeting will be held next parade took 40 mlnutss. and Uiat concern, even before the new com­ is thst it Involves Abe Rfbieoff, debate with William Buckley Jr. Prescott Beach Jr. of Manchester; and a sister, Mrs. (Continued from Pago Ono) dl«p«irh'> Brroln err «l»n rownrod International Development Aa- missioner, Leo Mulcahy, had start­ ALDON SPINNINB MILLS GORfORATION rould be held, most likely a few BUrl Petersen, poppy chstrnfan. U.S. ae(/retsuiaL 'lYieeday at 5 p.m. tn tka Mu It was followed by a dsmonstm- flrst of his faith to become Gov­ editor of the National ReVl«w, be­ Curate at 8t. Mary’s Bosalo A. Balch, Upton, Mass. tion by 700.000 workers. Run «errtc« cllofii ol N B A dorr soclallon. This new organliatlon ed displaying hla Imprqwlve dy­ rtavs hence. At Sam Nsua, tha mission waa nlcijpal Bunding. , Funeral services "wlU be held Until Hannah becomes buried Ir# Inc ernor of Yankee Connecticut, In fore. Yale University students. TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. The strike 'caught the country Major B. Walter Lamte will Gordon, a Aapubllcan, said both "Nine massive « o 111 m n • of ruhliJmW the flrst notable figure to make a other system which he said advo­ allel to the winding Vlqt Nam Treasurer Walter Lcclere. and Morgantown, W. Va., late ■last taph to ths war dead, was a p o^ ahead of Imports—by about 13 bil­ I aiblllty, always inherent In ' hu­ the strike. ■ .Lt,, Col. Joseph A. Kowell, 107 of Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. Hub- she waa tha widow of William C. man nature when great power ac­ Arm commitment to Kennedy; if cated greater Inspection, This was This was Local 291. whose mem- border, has been a staging area Aa chairman of the fiscal pol­ night. trait of Bun Yat-sen; father of L>ai>iA« AdrertlAin* cioAtnfl boom: the Kennedy movement goes to Belainc Rd., will he a delegate for the rebels In northern Sam ror HondAy-l o m ^rMbf- ' lion a year. However, other pay­ crues to M, there could be an era not an "honest performance,” TODAY htrs handle loading and unloading icies committee, Hutchinson had bard, 60 Cambridge mirvlvlng are four sons In It swept eastward over Pennsyl­ RspubHcan China. At ths eastern 'from the Connecticut National Neua province. The Laotian de­ roi mwlAv—1 P ni M.injnx ments abroad, such aa military aid, in which the Governor could give success, he will be an integral part Thomas said. of big ships along Manhattan'^ been helping to advise Leclsrc and ter, waa Installed aa worthy Qunford, seven grandchildren and vania, dumping up to three Inches and weetsm ends of.-the equaiw For VCndneedAT—1 of that success; If there la a Ken­ The Socialist leader said "vested Hudson River piers. Thousands^ Guard to the annual conference of fense ministry announced yester­ alto lauding hla wprk. Martin said visor of Rockville Assembly, Or- grsatrgrandchtidren. were pelntings of the dead greats For riiurrdAr—1 P ni »^nmdA» economic asaiitance, and private himself over to a pointless exer­ WINDOW SHADES 11 HOURS OF UNINTERRUPTEJ) SERVICE the National Guard Assn, opening of rain In soma Isolated apAts. For FrldAv-1 pm Tbiw^AT. nedy administration, afmoat any Interests" In the United States In­ other dockmen“ln South Atlantic day that its forces had recaptured he intended nO diaereditatlon in the der of the Rainbow for Girls, at a irunaral servlcaa will ba held In Basements were Gooded' and sey- of world communism --Marx, capital Investments, total some cise in or demonstration of the Monday In San Antonio, Tex. the valley, but the key position of For SAtiirdnr—1 P "» thing we think the Greeks called post In it which might appeal to jured American policy because and Gulf ports sided with the report which ,aald the treaaurer aaml-publlc instUlatlon Saturday I Eirat Congragatlonal Church, srat roads washed nut In Bris. Engste, Lanin and Btaltn. rimwiried d*Adfln«- in » A »■ »7.5 billion, or about *4.5 njllllon Rlblcoff would aeem to be hia. they depended on defense produc­ W A SH A B LE Muong. Son, at the foot of the val­ night. Mother Adviaor is Mrn tomorrow at 2 p.m. In- riAr "t wiWIOaMoo n«eAPf BAtoroAl hubris, being, roughly, the thing William . Hawkins of Couer ley, was reported still under would have had no money to inveat High waters In Mesdvllls reported­ t A in______more than our exports earn. But such prospects, handsome tion. I OPEN 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. *^*l^aders of the Independent In- 8 had not tha. town's fiscal period Marguerite Wheelock. Other terment will ba in Nut Plains that goes before a fall. There have, INTERSTATE d’Alene, Idaho, grand exalted ruler harassing rebel attacks ly caused a pOwsr falhire, darken­ But regardless of the' relief our over the past nine months or s , as they may be, are merely the ternaitlonal Longshoremen^ Assn, been changed several years ago. fiesrs from the Rockvllle area 1 cemetery, Guilford. There will ing half the city. ThiirmlAy, October 1 6 Stage and screen star Mae West of the Order of Elks, will address The U.N. delegates on tha fUght 3,000 Workers own economy would experience If been a few Interesting reports of incidentals. The Important thing AQUA SH A D ES then bowed to the rank aiwl file de­ Martin has aakad tha Board to stalled were Stephanie Bellinger, bo no calling houra Earlier, the ax-hurricana was bom in Brooklyn and her mand, ordering a full-scale strike. dinner meeting of the Connecti­ wera Ludovico Barattleri of Italy, worthy asaoclato advisor; Helen gubernatorial temper which was is that the Governor has been res­ . . at “ Stivings and Loan?' cut Elks’ Assn. In New London determine ths truthfulnsas of spawned a tornado in the com­ other natlona assumed a greater cued from the dull and perhaps mother, Matilda Dllker, was equal­ CO CK Made to Order SAVE As morning arrived, pickets -Brig. Gen. Heriberto Abrans of Ar­ Hutchinson's charges. Bo far, thf Moulton, Charity: ,Ioanne Kaplan Settle Or Else sudden and surprising to those Mrs. Oraoe R. Bodortlin munity of Ivy near Charlottes­ share of the burden of foreign aid. ly beautiful. # a s « 3 With Tonr Rollere Sunday. The dinner will be pre­ gentina and Morio Aoki of Japan, Hope; Linda Carr, Faith; Robin In Area Firms who encountered it, b:it which ap­ dangerous experiment of Just sit­ marched In front of pi**'* **P V'** ceded by a reception. dispute has contained itself to Mra. Grace Roberta Bodortba, ville, Vs., killing 11. Preniilcnt Rinenhower, who In the fact remalna that the Indus­ ting on Capitol Hill as unques­ down the seacoas't. deputising for chairman Bhlnichi newspaper atatementa and has not Bajhor, chaplain; Carol Gamer, parently had some real policy ob­ ,/Full Line of Custom Current Dividend Rete 3Vi% Per Annum Shibuaawa. The latter remained in 76, retired aehool teacher tn Wind Grade killed aevsn Mraona in "(drk And tired" of the AtAlemnte trially developed nations of Eu­ ject, and thus escaped being classi- tioned monarch of all he surveys, Some ships In port had raced come before the Board. recorder; Marilyn Schaeffer, South Carolina, two In ihorida and the. midnight deadline In order to K of C setback team.s will piky Vientiane to' keep in touch with trOaaurer; Georgia Nelaon, drill aor and alater o f Charloa 8 . Rob' Set to Strike In the *tecl ntrike. ha* now tnken rope should, now that they are fled as whimalcal or polntle.ss. and has found himself a nfw po- VENETIAN ILINDS tonight liiatsad of Friday this But it conaummatea a long one each In Georgia and North lllical endeavor to live by. If his he loaded before the strike but the Laotian government and U.N. period of antagonlam between the ioadw.^lKar^'lltoJger, love;’ Unda j 'f V ® ' .¥• yeaterday a direct hand in the effort to Ret able, do more to aid the leaa- But our Greek hero of a Gover­ week. • t headquarters. Knoff, religion; Suaan Trinka, n a-ln t Hartford HoaplUI. Carolina. , , nor may escape both the innocu­ mind and aspiration now spend many others were caught by the manager and the director. But Gracle'a death rampage ap- (Contifiued from Page Om ) the neBotintion* off dead center developed nations of the world. tieup. Union officials esUmatsd .*» ' Laos put befors the U.N. General ture; Wllla Dombeck, Immortality; She had tavight In Windsor and ous desuetude of an Indian Sum­ some time outside Connecticut, let E. A. JOHNSON Mr. apd Mrs. Iain Laughland of Gordon asked that a committee parrently la all over. Ths weather GOOD the figure at between 175 and 190 Assambly In New York yesterday Elisabeth McLeod, fidelity; Erie Hartford schools and waa employ­ Btatlar Hilton to try to iron eut Ii. .V»-mimite convernAtiona with For this kind of assistance la not mer term and the demoralisation us confess it. For this career, Con­ North Irelassl are visiting with be formed to find out If Hutchin­ ed by the State Unemployment mirrsau tn Philadelphia said ita necticut haa to be dull from now PAINT CO. In the port of New.Yorit. alone, a detailed document on ita charges son made ths accusations and to Wheelock, patriottam; Bklria She! winds have continued to decrease, contract terms. each aide in WtUhington yeaterday the reaponetbllity of any one na­ of aurpltia power seeking.to em­ ths Imtter'ii parents, Mr. and Mrs. of aggreasibn 'against Communist don, aervlce; Patricia Swain, con- Compensation Dept, before her re' ploy or amuse ttself polntlessly. on. Large psksenger linera expect­ consider official actldn against adding: In ths Colt’s sItuaUon. union he iaaiied a thinly veiled aettle-or tion. It Is something In which all NEWS 723 Main St., TeL MI 9-4501 Harold W. Walsh, Long Hill Rd„ North Vlst Nam. * fidantial observer; Marilyn Met­ tirement bttalnsss agent Harold Conroy prn- ed to malnUin their sailing sched­ Andover for a few weeks. eithm- Martin or Hutchinson, de­ "A t 6 a.m. the remalna of storm elae ultimatum, thua throwln* hla economically able natlona should ules but the longshore strike Laotian Foreign Minister Khiun- pending on the truth or falsity of calf, outer observer; Shlrlee Sulll' Also surviving are her husband, dietsd today that' tha bargaining for tho harJ of h$9ring van, musician; and Dianne Abra- Alfred R. Badortha, Windsor; Grqcis were centered a faw miles own vast preatiBe and that of hia participate, for as a nation's meant passengers would have to phan Panya told the S2-natlon as­ the charges. north of Phlllpsburg, Pa., moving seaaion today would be a long one. Eighth District firemen this sembly "Ws know that North Viet hamaon, choir director. son in Simsbury; three daughters ‘We aM preparing to gb late in­ office behind the effort to end the wealth and power Increaae. so does tote their own luggage aboard. morning quenched a small flra northeast about 18 mllsa ]>er hour. Two preparing to aall from New Nam aaslstad and partletpatad in Installing officers were: Dlsnne in Windsor and Los Angslea; an Locally heavy rain eontlnusa' to to tha night," ha aaid. llrweek walkout that haa idled lU responsibility to the natlona r aCHOOl- KXPKNMBM? which burnad out a washing ma­ Baker, worthy advisor; Sally other brother in Balt Laika City, York were the German liner Ber­ chine motor at 246 Henry St. Fire­ raids against posts of ths Laotian the north and east of the center WagM afe tha main lasua tn tha SOO.OOO ateelworkera and 160.000 leas advanced. lin and the Swedish liner Kungs- Sneezing Blamed Burns, chaplain; Gall Bradford, ^nd thrss irandehildren. men answered the call at 9;35. army . . . in broad dayHght.'* over central and eastern Psnnayl' Gbit’s talhe. Last offer hy Hie ethera in allied induatrioa, and haa But sharing the aid burden was CALL THE holm. Panya deniad Communist marshal: Claudia Whsalock, rs- Privata funtral serriess will bs eompany waa for a general pay eordsr; Nancy Sikes, soloist; andl]|c]g tomorrow at 2 p.m, at tha vanIa and most, of New York led to aerloua atael ahortaRea. not the only proposal advanced by What touched off the walkout In charges that tha United Statee For 1-Car Crash State. ' lieoat at five cents an hour for southern ports was disagreement Mra. Dorothy Dimmock, organlsL xfsrwln. Leek and Shaehan Fu The Immediate reault of tJie Anderson aa a means of easing the MONEY NUMBER started the fighting to giUn con­ "The remaining storm center soma 575 brorkers. Non-skliisd day between dockers and ahippsra over Refreshments were served afterl^^pg^ Home, 85 Poquonock Ave and skilled (Incentive) workeM economic pressure on the United OCTOBER 1 , 19!i|9 Democrats Set trol In Laos. A Hartford man was hospitalis­ will move northeast Into south­ Preaident’a intervention waa favor- retroactive provisions covering an informal reception. Iwindaor. There will be no calling Mitchell 3-4168 r n -rs -• "AmericanAmerican amaid loto ;Laos has ed yesterday evening after the ear eastern New York this morning SM involved. Strike authorisation aWe. in that It at leaat Rot Indua- States. He pointed out that our ef­ any new agreements. hours. has iHien given the union leader­ V.¥.SiltA.Aa 1 O K l i n b o u n t i e s 1 peaceful aim, ' he said. In which he was a paasanger erash- and cross Vermont and New try and union leadera to reaume forts to Increase exports have been F O R A N O K A Y L^OANI Negotiators here won agree­ ford; Mrs. Carmella Philipp, Box _ ^ Hampshire this afternoon and ship. The -eontract expired last their broken-off neRotlatlona. But hampered by the controls on im­ School balls maan school billi , . . for with FHONl MAGNiT ment from tho New York Shipping sd against a utility pels on Hart­ 823, Rockville; Elmer Mitchell, 404 Harry Connolly reach southern Maine by night,” July, but was continued by mutual Jtt At Cru>«dor. Now ^ TODAYS.IMPORTANT NEW CHAI^GES Assn, that any gains by the union The ceremonies will be held in ford Rd. agreement during negotiations. It remalna to be aeen what cornea ports and restriction on dollars clothas, books, tuition, Tima for an Okay ernon Hartford Rd.; Mra. Louise Flem- Harry Connolly, 65, of 88 Flor- Gracia will be encountering fheno ModhoI mohot would be retroactive to the expira­ Warren Memorial Town Hall In The accident occurred about Cronin today reported thst tha that war-torn countries clamped LoanI Just call us . . . upon approval you Ing, 287 Hilliard S t; Eugene N. enca Bt„ died yesterday at Hart- rougher terrain in its morament out of the renewed talka. For in- Ixtans from tolophono convprsoHoMi tion date of the old contract. Stafford Springs. New Circuit 6:20 and waa ona of three investi­ Kelly, 20 Agnes Dr.; Michael Me- ford Hospital after a brief Illness. Pratt tk Whitney management so pick up your cash! Psy back In small month­ clooror thou ovor. northeastward. Rough terrain volved'Hn the dispute la not merely on Immediately after the war when ly installments you choose. $25 to *600 TAKE EFFECT IN THE WORKMEN'S But similar agreementa were Court Judge Nicholas F. Armen- Democrats Say gated by police yesterday. Cormack, 60 High 3t„ Rockville; Ho Waa born in Portadown, Ire- causes friction snd slows down tSr had only offered three to four tano of Stafford will administer the question of wsRca. If that were their economies were In a dea not reached elsewhere. A 14-year-oId cyclist was slight­ Mrs Rose LaShsy, 84 Com*U 8L; j land, and had lived in Manchester hurricanes and thafr remnants. cents an hour more for incentive Our asonogar likes lo soy, "Your loon ’» okoyl” MAftNM AIM tha oath of office to new County ly Injured In ths afternoon when all, a settlement would not aeem perate condition. And Anderson The lUA has asked for a 8-yaar GOP ‘Confusing;’ Mrs. Julia MeSweeney. 26 Elm | for 86 ysars. He was a retired Hurricanes thrive on water. workers and four to eight cents A laas sf tIM csOf i*as pcomp»|r rspaid Is COMPENSATION LAW IN CONNECTICUT eontract providing for a 60-cent- Commissioners James A. Doherty he fell from hla bicycle t ^ n g to ■Virginia Sklllln and I painter. He waa a member of the for non-lncsntlve (day) workeM, quite ao difficult to achieve. urged the removal of those re 12 eosfsswtivs mssthlf isilollmssH sf $10.05 soch. Ter.; Mrs. an-hour package Increase, Includ­ of Vernon and Carl DeBoer of avoid running. into a car. About aDDing- Mrs. Phyllis British^ American Club, the Holy with the )>oseibiiity of additional Mansfield. They replace Francis Election Issues daughter, Wapping At the heart of the matter la strictions. ing benefits and wages. Tho 25,- 9:20 last night an 18-ysar-old Jones and son, 74 Spruce S t; Mrs Name Society of St. James' pay th rou ^ an escalator clause. 983 Main Street, Manchester Quinn's Pharmaejf Prichard of Rockville and Chester the Issue of union work rules. The Certainly, st this stage In his­ 000 dockers in the port of New driver was arrested after a crash, Mabel Robertson and daughter, Church and the Retreat League. Gasoline Tax However, hs stMssed, "thsrs are Worthington of Somers. Mrs. Mary Pfau, Democratic on W .. Middle Tpke. and waa Industry wants Rreater control tory, with some foreign natlona be­ Phon* Ml 3-4136 If you employ two or more people you are required to e^rry Cow- York get an average of $107.76 a Bouth Coventry: Mrs. Carolyn Lin­ Survivors include his wife, Mra. so many proposals and issues candidate for aecond selectman, charged with reckleaa driving. Anns Maggee Connolly; three over work practices, contendlnR ing able to accumulate dollars 578 MAIN ST. week. In other ports, the long­ . The only Republican commis­ den and daughter, Andover; Mrs which the company lias not moved PREFERRED FINANCE pensation Insurance. The two employes may be part\time but shoremen earn an average of $2.80 sioner remaining Is Montague charged today that "The Republi­ Louts Katsen, 64, of Hartford, ludith and dVurt^^^ Mm ■«*“ - J «"* * W. Connolly and H. Up le Today on yet, and which we feel )iava te that present rules permit feather- while ours flow out, such restric­ can adminiatraUon la again trying who was hospitalised, suffered Judith Libby and daugnier, m m . ^ Jossph CtwuMrily, Wboth h n/.Manchea-of -Manchea- an hour. White of. Andover, ■ whose term Judith Libby and daughter, be met.” Hs lies pMViousIy msfK heddlnR and constitute a barrier to tions are out of date. But It la if they work on a regular basis the law applies. \ would normally expire Sept. 30. to confuse the lasues.” back and arm injuries. His con­ ter, and W. John Connolly of East tloi)cd there were sbput 23 Issues In a prepared atatement, Mra. dition at Manchester Memorial Aah S t Hartford; a daughter, Mrs. Donald Washington. Oct. 1 '(fib — The Increased efficiency In the steel equally Important, of course, that 1961, the day counties go out of DISCHARGED TODAY: Mra involved, including seniority, lioH- Pfau said, "To use Mrs. Florence Hospital today is good. (hister of Mancheater'r two broth- federal government Started taking mills. The union, of course, flatly the United States keep in mind ASSESSORS existence.. Marjorie Sloan, Tamarack Lane, an extra penny Ux on each gal­ days. Job ratings. ' . Judge Armentano will also LAverin aa a smoke screen Is de­ Katzen ' waa riding in a car „ . iSM, Peter and James Connolly, denies the slleRation and haa of­ the Importance of free trade in es- ■Vernon; MYs. Christine orawa, of Portadown, Ireland; two lon of gasoline today to keep work Notice To the Inhabitants of the swear In Reno Franclnl of Staf­ plorable. Prior to her appointment driven by Sam Geyer, 48, of Hart­ fered to aubmlt the entire queatlon tabliahinR its tariff pollclea. And Town of Manchester six months ago, there was confu­ ford. Geyer told police he had a 302 Charter Oak ,8t.; Stepnan | Mrs. Mary Marley and going on the InteMtate highway MAXES Announce ford as county sealer of weights Poullot. 101 Cedar St.; Mm . K v e -U j^ Margaret McQullllan pf Por- system. to futuri atudy by a Joint commit­ that Is something It has not al­ EXAMPLE: That October 1, 1959 la the As­ and measures; new County Treas­ sion and mismanagement in the sneezing fit as he was turning from sessment Date and all Property S. Main St. into Hartford Rd., and lyn McCarthy. Wapping; Mm . I tadown, and eight grandchildren The increase from three cents tee. ways done. MANCHESTER urer, Cornelius Leary of Hebron: tax collector’s office. The Republl Banq[uet on Nov. 7 a gallon to four Is estlmatsd to If you Hava a dtoning woman en« doy o wook ;ond a Ownera Muat File a Complete Hat can adminUtratloii cannot deny lost control of hia ear. He hit the Joanne Bergeron, WHlinuuitlc; FuneMi serrices will be held The induatry, In Ita demand, la and M*X- P*th Auperin of Tolland raise about $1 billion dollaM for this, and to Ignore auch a situation pole on the north aide of Hartford Rosemary Gibson, West Willing' I Saturday at 8:15 a.m. at tha Burke tr>inR to reaaaert what It feela to- bay mow your ya ic ono day a wook, you eoaia undor as county secretary. Rd. Damage was light to both the ton; Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips, 117 Funeral Home, 87 E. Center St., the building program In 81 MATES wiU hold a banqiMt ALL PERSONAL Franclnl replaces William BIs- and proudly proclaim that all 1* be mansRement'a preroRatlve; that Now Luxury Compacts Hm WorkmMi'c CempMcorien Act. Should ye^ om- pole and the car, police said. Cooper Hill S t; William Dorey, and at t in S t James' Church. months. It sxpirsa July 1, 1561, Nov. 7 at the Walnut RastauranL PROPERTY sonnette of Stafford Springs as well la a disgrace to their party.” unless Congress changes tho law. Republicans this week an­ The cyclist w m Forreat WH- East Hartford; Mrs. Doris Mur Burial will be in St. James' Ceme- it waa annouaced aftar a meatlng la, the rlRht to eatabliah work United States importers of sm%H ploy 0 ponen roquiariy In your butinots or profmlon Excepting '(Motor 'Vehicles) owned sealer of weights and measures; phy, Taicottville; Michael La' Without ths extra money the last nlgtit at ths boms of Donald PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING snd taxable in the Town of Man- swered an earlier charge of mis­ liams, 63 Summer St. Police aaid I tery. practices It reRarda aa neceaaary foreign cars snd Independent do­ LSary replaces BIssonnette as government would have had to oinI hovt a roquiw port-rima werkor cd konw, if ol»a management In the tax collection he passed the stop sign on Forest Tourneau, 133 Brookfield St.;'Mre. Friands*may call at the funeral kushi, prsaldsnt. for tha moat efficient method of rheater. treasurer. stop taking allotments to tfie ' Deway Oavla of Hartford wen mestic msnufacturers of small office by Issuing a statement re­ St. at Chestnut St. Just as Clar­ Sarah Evans and son. East Hart­ I home tonight from 7 to 9 and to­ production. ManaRement believes PERSONAL PROPERTY Hartford, Oct. 1 (ITt—The cent: .y ence G. Brown Jr. of 71 Broad St., ford; Mrs. Mary Sprague and son. morrow from. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 states to pay Ita 50 per cent share special honoM for losing five cars* were probably not unduly dis­ Aircraft. Machinery, Water garding the activities of the ,pres- this riRbt haa hasn alippInR away, old era of Republican control of driving from tha opposite direc 11 Ford St.; Mrs. Elena Balbonl p.m. of the super highway system cost. pounds during the week. Tha turbed when Detroit's Big TTiree Power, , Dams, Horses, Cattle, county government was broken eht tax collector. That situation cams about because aveMge weekly weight loss waa and that, with a mild anti-labor "As a point of Information,” tlon, turned his car into Chestnut and daughter. 342 Hackmatack announced their entry Into the ASSOCIATION, INC. Sheep, Goata, Swine, Poultry, Com­ today In a three minute ceremony. St. Brown stopped. and Williams, S t; Mrs, Mary Ahles and son, VInoeiiM Oaaaaanta money for the Job is set up in a ons pound, Mrs. Pfau continued today, "the atmosphere In the country, aa evi­ small-car field. For as new* of the mercial Furniture, Boats, Farming In a three minute ceremony at applying his brakes, skidded on Glastonbury; Mrs. Constance O r - Vincent Casasanta, 63, father of trust fund and the f:ind waa de­ sbmsmsm denced by public support of the Tools. Tractors, Tload Machinery, the HariJord (^ n t y building this rrtlamansgement wag so bad that penter and daughter, 129 Brook-! Dominick A, Casasanta of Man- pleted by an antl-receaslon speed­ new "compact” cars became avail­ VERY IMPORTANT: an addlUonal $2,000 of town funds some loose material on the road labor - opposed Landnim - Griffin Farm Produce, Mechanlca Toola, morning Superior Court Judge John and tumblad over. He skinned hit field St.; Mrs. Sumiko .Simoncelli cheater, died yesterday at ms up. The law forbids allotments able, It appeared that they were Goods of Mfg., <3abl*s, etc. Bonds P, Cotter gave the oath of office to had to be used to straighten out without money In sight to cover bill, this la its chance to retrieve knee and elbow but did not hit thS snd son, Taicottville. home, 89 Madison St^ Hartford-. neither so small nor so Inexpensive (Sponsors Of Your Visiting Nurses) Tho ItobiKty Inturoneo profoetien In your Ptnonol IPol- snd Notes, Excess Credits and all the two new Democratic commis­ the confusion.” car. He drove home, police aaid. Also surviving are his wife; six them. that riRht — perhaps Its last as might have been expected. ley, or tho HoblHty eevtraqt In your Homoowl— other Taxable-Goods. sioners, Philip P. Laing of Wind­ The $2,000 charge was added to Arrested for reckleaa driving other sons In East Hartford and President Elsenhower aekisd for chance. The union, for Its part, W haf' more, there was also the Pockaqo Policy will not profMt you If you earn* ui MUST RE FILED BY sor and Harold Borden of. Hart­ the auditor’s usual fee for the an­ was Ronald.. A. Pocket, 38 Home, Hartford; a daughter in Hartford; an Increase of a rent and a half eharRea that the steel companies' OCTOBER 31, 1959 ford. Mrs. Beulah Granger of East nual audit. ■tead St., who, police said, aide- two brothers and three sisters In but Cnngreaa cut that to ona cent view, shared by those with an un­ Granby la the sole Republtcan re- "Tha Republican town officials Police Assume trua aim in aeekinR to chanRc work tho Act 05 tfotod obovo. Such lists shall be filed not later swiped a ear on W. Middle Tpke. Italy, and 15 grandchildren. and provided for diveMion Of a charitable, If not cynical, attitude miUnlng on the Hartford County have failed in their many years of Funeral services will be held part of the automotive excise tax­ rules la to restore ‘‘Industrial dic­ than October 31 In each year, or near Green Manor Blvd. Ths other regarding the Big Three, that It It the thlrty-flrat shall be a Sun­ board. holding office to fulfill their cam­ car was drivan. by Adam Paris- Sealer’s Job Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Larala es to the highway fund after the tatorship” aiid that If they are auc would not be very many year* be­ day, or a legal holiday, then on the Similar swearing In ceremonies paign promlsea,” Mrs. Pfau ^ con­ bach, 54, of 470 Adams S t and Sagarino Funeral Home, 247 fuel tax drops back. ' ' ■ In the seven other counties gave ceaaful, the Steelworkers will be fore those "compact” cars' began Check with any of the “ Independent" agents^ listed belmr, fpr a next huaineaa day following. Fail­ tinued. According to police. Pocket was Washington St., Hartford. A sol­ the Democrats two to one control "Where is the leadership that Is The $750-a-year Job of Man­ emn requiem Mass will be cele­ transformed into a Mmpany union, getting bigger—and more expen­ ure to file such Hat means (Ten driving wast on W. Middla Tpke. DEPENDS Per Cent) additional to taxpayers of the three member boards. so badly needed T There has been when a car pullad from Q r a a n chester Sealer of Weights and brated at 11 a.m. In the Church of with the whole cause of unionism detailed explanation in your particular rase. ! sive, too. James F. Roche of Windsor no provision for future growth and Measures, held for the past SL Patrick. Hartford. Burial will South PTA Hears act back >6 yeara. list. Locks was sworn In as county Manor Blvd. and began driving •niat, ran the uncharitable view', Attention: Veteran.^ of development in many areas of our west on the‘ turnpike aa wall, sight yeaM, byr Winston S. C. be In Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery. treasurer, succeeding James B. Hartford- Friends may call at the Ideas on Schools These, then, are hard Issues to was the way things went In De­ Mullin, Burlington Republican. government. Obsolete methods Pocket swerved to the left to Turklngton, 57 Hamlin St., la a World War I and II and ideas are still acceptable to funeral home today and tomorrow ______> resolve, even wHth the President's troit. Cars weren't better \inlese ON MANCHESTER PEOPLE FOR SUPPORT Although the Democrats have avoid a crash and sidsawiped thing of the paat. and Korean War Period the people in charge of our town. from 8 tp 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Jane Stuek and Atty. IntervehtionT In any case,' It ap­ they were bigger, and .they were statutory exemption to an ex- finally accomplished their goal of Perlebach'a car oom4ng from tha The office was officially trans­ Mr. Butler (Town Clerk Henry F. othpr direction. - Damaga was Harold Garrlty. both of the Board pears that neither aide, nor the MANCHESTER ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AOENTS service man nr his relative In the lyreatipg control of county govern­ ferred by the town today to the Moses J. DuMn Ov«n cooking no good' at all iinleM obsolescence' ment from the GOP. their days "f Butler) admits he has had no de­ light to both ears, pelles said, of Education, outline^, at a recent President, either, wants to see the event of satisfactory proof 'ifnder Police Department and its duties Moses J. Dubln, 72, father of was built Into them. Glva, the Big IN THEIR ANNUAL APPEAL FOR FUNDS glory will be limited. sire lo change his way of doing No court' data has been set for will be performed by that body. meeting of the .South School PTA . is oosy today.•< Injunction provisions of the Taft- .... 74 Eost Cantor St. . . M i 9^ 553 Sects. 12-81 to 12-86 Inclusive 12- things, because they have always Mm . George Marlow of Manrhes- executive bo.ird, a 3-year progres­ Three a couple of years, said the Andtreen, Clor*«e« H ...... 89. 12-90 and 12-93 tn 12-95 Inclu­ The 1959 Democratic controlled Pocket. . ' The change comes In conjunc­ Hartley Xct Invoked. The workers Legislature voted to abol,ish thi* been that, way . . . " ter, died 'Tuesday night st his sion plan for bringing all school cynics, and they’ll prove It. .... 97 Centor St...... Ml 3.1118 sive of the General Statutes, Re­ tion with the abolition todsv of home In St. Petersburg. Fla. could be forced back to the mills Boktr, Frtd T...... form of government In a year'; ' "The Democratic Party aaya tha several functions of county gov­ buildings up to par and to begin Is this view cynical T Unfair T ••••••• • • • • • M l 3.6969 vision of 1958; or to the blind in when the couiity functions^ will be fee-foasla (for town clerks) Is ob* He lived in Hartford Until he additions to present schools. for W) days under these provisions. Not at all. The only thing incor­ Botehlor. Shorwood A...... '200 BouMor Rood .... the event of satisfactory proof un­ ernment which have been assumed rstlretf 10., years ago and moved transferred to tne state. solete and Inefficient,” the (xmdi- by tlje State. The Hartford Coun­ Garrity said he favored purchase But it's hardly likely that the re­ der Sects. 12-81, 12-92 and 12-94 Hospital Notes to Florida. He was president of of acreage well in advance of ac­ rect Is In lU eetlmste of the time Corpontor, Richard S...... 63 Eost Confer St...... Ml 3.4718 of the General Statutes, Revision During the Interim,-^e dentrol- date for second selectman said, ty Sealer of Weights and Meas­ sentment such pressure would pro­ Hng DemocraU will haye*^ *n op­ "and believes that Mr. Edward the Dubln Heating and Cooling Co. tual construction. that would hie Involved. The Big of 1958. ures was one of these. duce would,make the union more Cloinpot, AIIc b 'A ...... 843 Moin St...... Ml 9-4543 portunity to put their own people In Lipka- has shown a desire to do Vlalttiig hours: Adulls I to in Hartford for 25 years. The executive board planned a: Three aren’t waiting a few years. In order that the Aaseeaor can Transfer of the local office to He is also survived by his wife, amenable to compromise. This Association Offers .. M l M 1 2 6 key poeitJons so they will be fros- something about it.”" p.m. Maternity — 2 to ( and S-.SS potiuck supper for the flrst fall In fact, they aren’t waiting at all. Clorh*. Edgar H. ------...... 175 East Center St. .. apply the statutory exemption al­ en In their Jobs when the State to 8 p.m. Children's Ward. — $ to the police department was de-. a son In . West Hartford, three lowed under the above Hated sec­ Attacking the town’s welfare PTA meeting on Oct, IS. The pro­ F.ach aide, naturally, blames the Even before any one of the Big 47 Cottage St...... M l 9.3215 takes over. department, the first woman can­ 7 p.m. termined at the beginning of the brothers In New York City ahd Li­ gram will also- Include a Chines* Correnti, Mauric* P...... tions of the Connecticut law on current fiscal year July i. General berty, N. Y., and four grandchil- other for the stalemate, and .each TTiree's new compart i'ars has the property owned by the blind or didate for selectmen said, "Some auction. A Visiting Nurse Service ...... 244 Main St...... Ml 3.1577 HEAVY BAIN8 IN TEXAS PatieaU Today: 206 Manager Richard Martin In his dren. During the past week, two teas maintains that it is puttinR the been publicly exhibited, news Crockett, T. J ...... ex-service rnen • and women aa of of our citizens have had to aeek ballae, Oct, 1 iff) -7 Torrential help from the Welfare Depart­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mm . budget requests to the Board of -Ttie funeral will be held tomor- | for parents of pupils In kindergar- national Interest above ita own. comes out of Detroit of a rare England, Cocll W...... 364 Main St...... Ml 9.5812 October 1 st, 19(19 the followinR rates caused derailment of a Josephine Dorunda, 227 O n ttr St.; Directors set sside no money for row In St. Petersburg, wltij. private j jpo through third grade were held procedure must he compiled with: ment of our town government Whirh la probably true. In that among them aa to which will come train, anarliHl city traffic, threat­ Many have come away thoroughly Gordon Calkins, 9 Sunset Lane, the sealer's Job. interment, at the school. Teachers met par­ For Every Resident Of Goodchild, Eva M. ------15 Fprest St. . . . Ml 3.7925 1. ' Veterans who served during But becsiise the c6::nty sealer's each la convinced the public In­ out flrst with a bigger "compart" ened homes with flooding and discouraged . nd disgusted with EMton: Mrs. Elisabeth Pongrats, ents and discussed curriculum. war periods must file for record, an sent streams out of Ibelr banks 219 Oak St. ; Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan, office, was not to be abolished un­ Douglas I>orch terest will beat he aerv^ If ita car. , Gormon, Raymond E- . ,y,. 63 East Center St. .. .. Ml 3.1139 honorable discharge (or In the the treatment they received there, Mrs. Edward Philltpg..Mrs. Glen- fo's homo hooting In north and rentral Texas today. Ikut Hartford; Mm . Daisy«Chap­ til Oct. 1, the town maintained the Douglas Lorch, 20., grandson of den Dunlap. Mrs. Arthilr Bslnier raua^ Arevaila. But perhaps bot^ Henry Ford ij; president of the Manchfister ...... 750 Main Sf...... Ml 3.7248 rase of officers, a esrtlflcat* of The disturbance kicked up high and hi)4> to aeek aid from other man, 297 Summit St.; Frank Bircn, local office until today on funds Gorman, Rebort J. eerv’lnfl or other adequate praof s o u r e d This is a dlsgraca to our Mrs, Margaret Aitkin, 6 McCabe and Mrs. Eugene Szetela poiirsd. our w oyl indualfj' and union had better start Ford Motor C0„ has announced winds which ripped Into the U Terrace Dr., Rockville; Mm . from the police department budg­ St., died suddenly Sunday In Glen­ Honcon, Clifford ...... 55 East Center St. ., .. Ml 3.2453 with the Town Clerk, if the dis­ Gordon Junction community town. Apparently the Welfare De­ Helen Burns, East Hartford; Mm . et All county government will be thinking about themselves and the that, 4n addition to the still un­ dale. Calif. Ton gat premium quality charge or certlflpkts Is lost-- not three miles south nt the «"w r^ f partment Is not set up to racsivs Alta Laws, 17 Grant Rd.; Mm . taken over by the State in I960. whole concept of collective bar- marketed Falcon, the company w'lll Hdli, Edward J...... i0O9 Main St...... Ml 3.5117 lefer than October 31, 1959. these appeals for aid and thsM Lorch Is the son of Mr. and Mrs- iinhmmat with RT-98. . . tha Gordon in Palo Pinto County. Tho Grace Howland. 71 Strickland St.; Tlie sealer's Job, according to Henry G. Lorch of Glendale. Calif. Raining itself. Not only are both come out with a car called the •••••• • • • • • ...:. 283 East Center St. .. .. Ml 3.4112 2. The blind must (He proof of wind enused some property dnm- Isn't enough Interest to make •Uonel Beaulieu. 31 Overland St^; Turklngton, Is to check the per­ Personal Notices most eoapiataly affapOvt .hmi Jarvis, Altxondor ...... said disability with the Town study to improve the eondltions.'' Mrs. Lorch ts the former Sheriff' .aides suffering economic losses aa Comet next spring. The Comet is age but thsrs were no Injuries Morgan Steele, 206 Porter St.; Mm . formance P . • / . ^A6E ELEVEN

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.•V THfunaDAY. OCTDBE* 1. PnffOM IS to 1 4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAI^CHESTER, O0NN.„ THURSDAY, OCTORER 1. 1959 PA O B r W E L V h Seeiioh Two CHjr, ffaiHed for O iicral Iteelf JaekaonvUld a ^ .OeiMral paaaed. A motion’to end the de- Andrew Jaekeon, Ohe'uie prmdoua bats wwaa accepted by moderator year had beooma Florlda'a ftrst .Toseph Modycka who put it to JackMMiyllls, Fla. In 18M ttw Coventry Votes School Florida vltlaga of Cofwfsrd adopted governor. He never visited Jack- vote. At on* point many of the eonville. Many Ignore persons preaenl were confused. a dlty government end renemeq TOe motion to end debate was Mary T. Burdlek. 17, of » Un­ During Wild 3^eeting passed and then the amended mo­ Free Bridges ion 8L, who hai boon on probation tion to approve the school waa imposed by the Manrtieetor Town voted upon. For Concordia Meeting (late Heated Court a yonr ago, woo arrested Archery and square dancing.',# lessqn* at the JStst Sid* fUafak- A t a lilurnl town m • • 11 n f^w lth one rMUM t)being to avoid a And Pay Toll 41tm Centsr^ ti* second yaar ta r We have your baby’s yesterday in Bast Hartford for A loyalty dinner for parishion­ both^ilir children of fifth grade t e t Blglit noarly fp t out bulldin*Sin* {>ro|igram. This action set o ff'a host of both, will B# under the mtpsefUtm After a lengthy dlacuaalon on protests Including one by Rep. 'riolatUig that pro)iatlon. ers of Concordia Lutharan church through high school age, are two ♦ >■ 110 OovoBtry roiMonta Hartford, Oet 1 (^ — It was Violation oecurrod, acoordlngto new acUvUli* to he sponsored by of Tkotias Hyson and Paullaa the laeue. laatlng nearly two hours, Stephen Uoysim, challenging the a. Mmewhat unusual morning this will mark the launching of a build­ Bmonds, raspeeUvely, Hysea, a throo Um«o for a 700-pupll Junior- deciaian to and the debate. Log' polios, because Miss Burdlek ws* the Msnehester Recreation De- confuainn over what waa being morning on the Chartar Oak, ing program for a new church on pai^tment in the coming season member of lu t ysar'S MHS awha- —iinr lUfh Khool and then ap­ voted on ran throiigh the crowd. Elm's motion to rescind ths vots exact size. away from home longer than pro­ Hulkelov and Founders BridgM. bation tarme stipulated. She was Pitkin St. and also the 86th an­ which opens Monday, mlng tsam, ha* been s Rsersatldo a n Repeated Jeers and Oalla for point limiting debate v^as defeated. proved inunedlata "revaluation Traffic on tho Chartar ,Oak.^waa arrested on a Manchaeter war­ Both activities are echedulert at lifsguard for three jmsra of order, an amendment to the Moderator .Toseph Modycks orally regarded aaxpBowkat niversary of the founding of the Stanley 6. Best. 53 Cnbamltfi.. of real oaUte. . _ . ^ rant. * the West Side Recreation Center Foelinc amonf the eetinialed original motion a vote to end de­ sgsin called for a vote on ths mo­ Kvler than usual. -iSkffli! »« congregation Saturday at 7 p.m, in on Cedar St. Is the instructor for ths aqtiara bate and another to kesclnd the tion smended by MacQuown and It the other two bridges aeinw the She we* placsd on probation 800 pertoni attepdlni ran high t r i d e R i t ] Sopt. 4. 19M, aftor boing found the Mencheeter High School cefe- ■ The square dance rlas*' will he a danca club. Two sessions, -ths Bfaf whan the queatlon of whether or vote ending debate threw the was again passed. At this point Connecticut river w m terie. cMitlnuatlon of the Junior Square for fifth through rifhUi'fradars meeting Into a stale ofY^tuplete the meeting nearly got away from regarded as somewhat 'Bitter than guilty of brsaeh of poaeo. Proba­ not to aRirove the echool came up tion was to run two years from The gueat epeaker will be Paul Dance Oub set up last .year by the and the second for high school for vote. . ‘ ... j confusion which ended only after the moderator. SBC Chairman usual. I. Folkemer of Baltimore, Md., a esUbllehrt Manchester Square studenU, will be held Wednesday three voles were taken oh the Bertron A. Hunt grabbed the mV And this combination .wjur soma- that date. She Is being held in The meeting began e-ith read­ county Jail. No court date has Daneq Club. This year, the Recrea­ evenings at the West Bid# B ^ ing of a report by Mrt. Harry W. same issue. \ ernphnne and shouted at the peo­ i what paradoxical since this morn­ tion lieparlmont la sponsoring the The new archery class will Hisol Ryan, aecretarj- of the School Core Ciilt Approved \ ple. calling for them to conduct ing for the first time, cars ■would been set. _ . class In conjunction with the latter at the West Bid# Thursday tra- themselves as Intelligent adults eross Bulkeley and Founders for Richard B. Mlesch, 22, of Bol­ Building Committee (SBCt. which The amendment, proposed by Now Available at ton, waa arrests^ early this morn­ group. nings. mad# a 4-month atudy of the ' MacQuown. a sk ^ that a W e "Wrangling won't get us any­ free but still had to pay on Char­ The new activities head a Hat 'iliomae O'Neil wlW again k# M where," Hunt explained.. "If we, ter Oak. ing for driving without a license town'a school problem. unit capable...... of handling 'l.OOn — atu- and is. due in court Oct. 10. of mors than 40 programs which charge of the txixlnf club, *M Mrs. Ryan said the SBC con­ denu be built In the 28-classrootn discuss this issue Intelligentiy, we Last night when the 8 to 11 wre being offered to Recreetlon T)e- Mr. and Mrt. Burton Moor* el sidered two choices*: A Junior- school. MacQuown contended can vote for It or vote agalnet it.” pjn. ehlft went off on the three partment members during the #- Coventry will again Instruct tn# senior plan for 700 atudrata^______w d that a' heating system for 28 class-' After Hunt's admonishment, re- bridgpa of the Greater Hartford jnonth season. . llttl# theater group. a high school for 480 students i rooms would be Inadequate should \tired naval captain Walter S. Kel Both Stores Bridge Authority, ao did tolla go A new departure in the chil­ Program Director Walter For­ ivlth an addition of eight rooms to the school he expand^ sometime W and School Board mamber off on the Bulkeley and Foundem Retail Sales dren's bowling program this year tin has advised that partletptet* Coventry Grammar School to han-1 In the future. lieon LaBrle. urged the people to ■pans. In addition, 59 workers will be the establishment of a pan register on the various night* die the town s growing elbmentary More discussion followed and as calm down and get oi\ with the of tte authority also wont off the group of tenpin bowling leagues at the actlvUie* begin and ifiay f*g* school population. The committee time passed, feelings ran higher. prW*tb" ■'f hand. ' payroll. That-Isavea the bridge In Town Up the new Parkade Alleya on W. later at the various locstlqns. Bo-. chose the former course, she said. MacQuown's motion was voted and A'', motion made by Richard W. 66 SIZES authority w ltk' 116 workers to Middle Tpke. The alleys will be aidee th^ three recreation buUd- Orontack to put the question of handle roe Charter Oak and Put­ open to the youngsters' leagues ing* — F^uit and West 8M* Rsca the school on a machine referen­ AND nam Bridge from Wethersfield to For Quarter Monday, Tuertay and Saturday of- and the Community T — the Wfh dum met defeat when rirat Select­ The eeriousness of the Iseub le reflected on the faces of the crowd as George Oour stands to ask a (ilastonbury and the Windsor- each week. school, the Verplanck Bchool anS men Richard Oalinat explained question. In the foreground are members of the School Building Committee listening intently A WIDTHS South Windsor brldgo. Retail sales In Manchester In the Besidea the regular athletic the Parkade Alleys will be avail­ that toW counsel had ruled that crowd estimated at about 800 noisily debated whether or not Coventry wee to have a Junior-senior The state Is taking over all first quarter of 1959 showed a league s—basketball, volleybaU, able for various activities. it wouIdW illegal to do so. high ichool and revalutlon of real estate. (Herald Photo by Saternis). CARRIED IN bridges from the authority but definite gain over a comparable pe­ and bowling—there are various A few of the activities will be­ When most people thought the rrtll not- take control of tho bridges riod lest year. swimming programs, a boxing gin the week of OcL 12. TenUUvo- school quMtlon was settled John STOCK AT ■till wltN- tolla until Dec. 1 in or­ According to the Chamber of club, a model airplane club, a rifle ly, the rifle club, little thaatar,i M. Stone, khalrman of the Aohrd In Hurricaiie Battered City der to meuro an orderly tranai- Commerce’s trade development de­ club, a theatrical group, a girls’ model airplane club, tenpin bowl­ of Finance,\moved the town ap­ Kenney Slates ALL TIMES Uon. partment, the first quarter retail cooking class and even a handball ing leagues and the cJtS swim­ prove 820,000 for an immediate re­ When the tolls went off on the sales were 813.818.000 In 1959 as session. , ming class, which will be held valuation of\property. New Haven Visit ■ Bulkeley and Fpundera Bridges, compared to $12,755,000 during the Paal I. Folkeater Manchester High School s pool every other week, sre let to begin Third Vote HeM HARD SOLE—FIRM COUNTER'^ bridge officials and police of H art­ first three months of 1958, This will be In use by the Recreation past president of the I.utliersn the second week of the sseaon. However, sW e confusion re­ New Haven. Oct. 1 (IPI ~~ Sen. 2 Million Gallons Gas ford and East Hartford feq^ a represents an 8.3 per cent in Department for the second year. The three recreetlon btfUdlnga mained on the school queatibn and "rush" on the free bridges. This crease. Layman's Movement for steward­ On Monday evenings there will be John Kennedy (D-Maes) la ex­ 1 8 |SI9| 4 |4H| B IBIil « 6HI.7 I7V4I g ship of the United Lutheran three women's swimming periods will be supervised by the eaiBS men Stone -withdrew his motion so the waa not the case this morning. The figures were compiled by the as last year; Donek} CowIm e t ths question could on^e again be voted pected to make a one-day visit 1 B X 1 X 1 X 1 X X 1 X X 1 X 1 X 1 X research department of the Con­ Church In America. "My Partner­ and a gym class. On Wednesday to New Haven Oct. 11 to help Explodes, Injures Nine necticut Development Commission ship with God" will be his topic. nights there will be a fantjlly swdm- Community T. ROneld DelglS et on. ■ \ 1 c X X 1 X 1 X 1 X X 1 X » 1 ^ 1 * 1 ^ ‘ _____Good Deed in a Naughty W orl^ the West Bide Rec end Cherles This time only'two diasenting launch Mayor Richard C. Lee'S X X 1 X |,X 1 X- X 1 X .X 1 X 1 X 1 X from reports by the Sales and Tax The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, pas­ ing sestlori. . , . Greff et the Eeet Bid# lUc. Page One) ing pumped into the tank that ex' 1 D . • _____aU a r Taavtlne* kAiiomilm tlllf fltorMl Division of the Connecticut Tax den’s and womens swimming votes were heard fw>m the crowd. cempelgn for reelectioU. (ConNnned X 1 X 1 X 1 X X 1 X X 1 X 1 X 1 X 1 Public Records Fluorescent Ughts. purchased long igo for the Luts Junior Museum tor of the Concorida parUh, an­ Stone again m a « hla motion ploded. 1 E there were no funds to Install them, shine after four electricians volunteered to P«^ *“ 1 Department. It Includes all food, nounced advance regiatratlons In­ This was the "word last night and Jumped to the tank. He said He could not say what might 1 EE 1 X 1 X j X X j X X 1 X 1 X 1 X 1 SSht- The four were working on the electrical inqUllatlon In the_ new apparel, general merchandise, dicate more than 450 person* will and a discusalon qf revaluation from national committeeman John Warraate* Deeds Mre. George Krause, John Noake followed. Stone's InoUon was It waa described aS a blue ball of have caused the explosion. 1 EEE 1 1 1 X.l X X 1 X 1 j 1 1 Edward J. HoU to Bmsry E. and morlal Hosoital and learned of the museum's problem from . Dr. Charles Jacobron automotive, funilture and fixtures, attend the event honoring the past Jr., Edward Welsa. Mrs. Anna YWCA Announces M. (Solden, who said Kennedy fire that went -to the tank. "We've got to keep water on i ro f m u S !. boa“ of directors. Holding ‘he U e r part of the old _^urs U and building and miscellaneous and looking to the future. amended by Roland Graene to read "volunteered to come to New Ha­ Mollis C. Wald, property on Lud­ sales. Not Included are gasoline Winzler and Mrs. Katherine that 115.000 be approved instead Matthews said none of the Esso the other tanks and keep them FU Them Carefully** low Rd. Jr., 46 Overland S t, while Ernie Collips, 14 Barry Rd.. hokta the "Our Venture In Faith" will be l^Tnzler. Course in Bridge of 820.000. but thia w a^ beaten. ven... to help the campaign get emploVes were Injured. cool," Matthews said, "if we can Fred T. and Ruth E. Baker to Don Muiaener of Winited and Frank. Mack of Hartford. AH except Collins. hospital elwtri and cigarette sales. the theme of the dinner meeting, under way and because of hie keep them cool, there won't be a cian. work for the T. D. Brosa Electrical Co. John Bonino. another Manchester electrician, volun All categories In Manchester Mrs. Elsie Cons heads the host­ Thomas Welles, a rMl estate About two hours after ths ex­ Barney WIchman, property on Others to appear on the pro­ ess committee, aseiefrt by Mrs. The MancheeUr YWCA wlB agent, said he wanted \ to table friendship end admirstion'* for plosion and fire, a crack appeared further explosion." Ferguson Rd. teered to ‘rewire the aquarium lights. (Herald Photo by Oflara). ■ . showed Increases, according to An­ gram will be Pastor -Kaiser,, Fred offer a course of InetructioB In Lee. drew Ansaldi, first vice president Esther Cervlni, Mrs. Gertrud# the motion until a futiife date In another storage tank, and the William J. and Ruth E. Cordner W. Badger, Oscar G. Anderson, Stoneman. Mrs. Minnie Rsuten- eontrect bridge for men end wom­ and then changed It to poi Golden, at a meeting of . the entire area was cleared. FTremen New Strike* Increase to Mary P. Lupacchlno, property M rs Raymond Young, Mrs. Thao- of the Chamber, who heads the George Katz Jr.. Alfred C. Lange en, beginning Mondey et 7:80 pjn. Democratic towq committee., said ^miardT^skS East Hartford and Elisabeth An­ dore Kaeck, Mrs. Elof Solomonson, trade development department burg and Mrs. Barbara Gesa as action, but hla motion was kino de­ and police moved back even fur­ an Chestnut St. nette Gleeson of 20 Hilliard St, Waddell PTA Sets and Richard Relchenbach. vice chairmen. i at the Community Y. . Kennedy would stay In the city ther than they had been, fearing Quitclaim Deed baked goods; Mrs. Louis Thmlso, The highest increase occurred In Ths eourae wrlll consist of eight feated. Washington—About 1,876 labor MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD St. Bridget’s Church, Oct. 24. automotive sAles—82,200,000 in Mrs. Ethel Lange is^'halrman of After this point things moved for the day for a seriea of recep­ another blast. strikes were started In the flret six St. Bridget's Church of Man- Robert Willard Oaxtoq of Grot­ Fair on Saturday plants: Mrs. Thomss Heneghan, the arrangements committee. Isseona on Mondeys from 7.80 to tions. CENTER ehaater to St. Bartholomew toys; Mrs. Robert Trewhella; 1959 as compared to $1,900,000 in Coanablf! G«y*pre 9:30 p.m. The Instructor will be rapidly. An item to transfers.838,- Belvln Horres, a reporter fb7 months of. 195$, idhng 775,000 SHOPPING on and Elinor Jean Herring of 2 the first quarter of 1958, he said. Other members sre Mrs. Margaret 542.42 from a Capital Improve­ One of Kennedy's top boosters the Charleston Evening Post, said workers and resulting in about 12,' PARKADE 17 SO. MAIN ST. Church Corp. of Manchester, prop­ Depot Sq., South Methodist clothing; Mrs. Charles Phillips and McMullen; Mr. and Mrs. Charles James Beksr, who hes pleyed tour­ for the Democratic presidential erty on Greenwood Dr. A Country Fair w-ill be spon­ Mrs. Alex MacDonald, white ele­ nament bridge f6r 16 yeers end ment Fund for school site opUpns, he couM feet the heat two blocks 600,000 man-days of Idleness. This Open Mon., Tues., Sat. Open 9:30 A.M. to • P.M. Chufeh, Oct. 10. The Belgian Congo In Africa Brendel, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Iceland’e geyeeri can be coaxed nomlnstion is (Jov. Abraham RIW- away. compares with 1,589 nsw strikes in Trade Name sored Saturday from 11 am. to 4 phants. to erupt for vleltors with a bar of has taught bridge for nine yeers. architect's fees and plana, anq a 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. Edward'Saari of 58 Plymouth produces an estimated ■ 60 per CovilJ, Mr. and Mrs. Michael move to ratify the present 7-mi coff. Kennedy, however, has not Matthews said fuel was being the first half of 1958 affecting 671,- Open Friday FOUO PIONEER DIBS p.iq. by the Waddell PTA on the Alto, Mrs. Roy Browning, Haberern, Martha Diana, Isabelle soap. Dropped Into a crater, the l He teaches the Goren system. Fur­ announced his candidacy. Wed., Thura., Frl. Ln., doing busineaa as Dairy Fair, aprons and Jewelry; Paul Bernard, cent of the free world's supply soap hreslw eiirface tension and ther Information mey be obtelned her 8choo\ ‘Building Commiti.ee pumped from the tanker on the 000 workera, or 16 per cent fewer. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. » to 9 P.M. New Haven, Oct. 1 (/PI—Dr. Ross school grounds. In case of rain, the of uranium, reports the National Lange. Mis. Katherine Frey, I.,eo Cooper River at the time the blast Man-days of Idleness totaled 7,120,- P. O. Box 416. Granville Harrison, who devel­ Thomas Elliot, Manuel Margarido, the geyser performs. et the T office. were passed. Intent to Sell fair will be held Inside the school. Wayne Chevalier and Gennaro Geographic Society. Kaaulkl. Edward Kehl, Mr. and As the crowd dwindled. GAS STA'nON UOHNSHS ocewred, but ths fuel was not be­ 000 In the 1958 period. oped a tUsue culture technique Hartford, Oct. 1 —Gasoline Frank Vozaolo to Barbara Yen- that laid the 'ground work In the Co-chairmen are Mrs. Manuel D’Auria, games; Mrs. Paul School Building Committee wi eha. Hie Garden ReaUurant, 840 Bernard and Mrs. John Connolly, authorised to spend any sum up t station operators who have failed battle against polio, is dead at 89. Margarido and Mrs. Francis'Plsch. I iiyi 1 Main 8L. on or before Chit. 15. Entertainment will incliide a bath­ tickeU; Mrs. Elliot Fish, fish the 833,542.42 and the School to renew their licenses will begin DUwohitlon Agreemceit The noted biologist, in 111 health since a severe faU four years ago. ing "beautyrama," Priscilla Gib­ pond; Mrs. William Ltvengood, Board was authorized to seek fed­ getting hearings summons today John Wierschowski, no longer and Mrs. dennaro D'Aurla: grab eral and atate aid to help pay for >om State Motor Vehicle Depart d irt at his home here yeaterday. son!! Showette, rides, jgamee, doing buetness as JAA Bulldii moiiies and clowns. Refreshment* bag; Mias' Ethel Robb, movies; the school's construction. int inspectors: As of the dead end Homs Remodeling Co. He had been Sterling Profes­ sor emeritus of biology at Yale will be sold. Mm. Peter LoMagHo and Mm. e last midnight, about 3,100 of Marriac* IJoenaea Paul Frankenburg, refreshments. Advertisement— 4,000. gasoline station opera- t*,.0UV put Mehard Franeia Harding of University. Committee ehalrmen include Furniture '.finishing at its best! In the state had renewed their Call MI 3-5326. Harold J. Dwyen licdpses, a department apokesman 'A • Route 85 Bolton. Conn. Wood- Those who failed to renew \0 > N -working, finishing, fiberglas a summons to appear at a molding. department hearing. m i o m

SHURFINI MANCHESTER Wla • NATURAL or Buneri • 7 S . O O O SWEETENED ORANGE PUBLIC MARKET PRIZB CONTEST fo r famlHoa uaing JUICE 803 - 805 MAIN STREET OVENVEN RlREADY Mrs. Rbert's 44 01. eoHt NATIVE FOWL W.. ^ QUALITY MEATS THAT SATISFY! 2 'For 2 89‘ CHOICE ' FRESHLY CUT. PLAINLY MARKED and NOT PRE-PACKAOED! 55e ' i OCBOWN MAKE RIB ROAST Lb. 8MAIX LINK PURE PORK Choice 17-OZ. CANS (Last 8 Ribs) SAUSAGES UREEN on a 6-bottle carton of Beg. 79e Lb. Lb. 6 9 c QUALITY BEEF RIANT PEAS BONIXESS CROSB CUT ODK OWN MAKE " FOR A TA8 i ► TASTE MEOIT7M ROT X { I ITAUAN SAUSAGE SQ U D HEAD SCOTTISUE GINGER ALE , 1 ?: 1 ( ■ KegKrSbe Lb.' Lb. 7 9 c SHURFINE YaLOW CLING or lb ◄ ' 1 OCR OH’N FRESHLT T SUCED lACON FREE cabI ace PEACHES 3 •89' FRESHLY GROUND LEAN 80 M, Cans (SHced or Halves) ^ CLUB SODA L F Rag. flOe'Lb. Lb. 5 9 c WITH PURCHASE OF OUR OWN MAKE TASTY SUGAR-CURED HAMBURG NABISCO PECAN DROP. COOKIES . : ...... bag ife ■I*- • , ' • r IMPORTED TORE FORK SUNSHINE KBISPy CRACKERS ...... box 28c \ HAFN1A FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL Y o u e a v o pn o v o ry I iil: I sa^^sa.^— I I !■— ■ I I III 11.1 ^— m, II I me PROFESSIONAL CAMERA ^ LUNCHEON MEAT Corned BEEF 59\ GROITND FRESf)| • OZ. CANS SHURriNi: . . carton you buy FEATURES GIVE QUALITY^RESULTS RIR END e Shoot! color tlldee, eoler pirinls 12 Og, Can Lein Boneless Brisket “’ 79c Chuck Ground and Mack end whitee on Inazpon- 41c ORANGE JUICE 4 r.r 89c PORK ROAST •ive popular Kodak and Anaeo roR film (tiM *127). Lean Rib or Navel M’ ISc r w Lb. 43 c * 'o Oepsn^bl* flashgun Miuiaa Now is the money-saving time to crisp shots Indoors and out. Ming i @ ) r''i lowest cost M-2 bulbs Lean Chnek ** Ik 79c enjoy the wotld’i finest. beverages. • Qsnuine corrected American FARM HOUSE FROZEN i.'. • Opticsl Company Isns Lbs. SWEET, TENDER LAMB PATTIES Canada Dry Ginger Ale—wholesome, o Sturdy, streamtlnod body fha Fancy Thick Rumps “ 9Sc ishrt in smart bSige tons A P P L E P I E S CARROTS delicious—the original pale dry gin­ . — P /u s— FRESH PORK "Ready c ger ale. Canada Dry Club Soda—the To Bake!" Lb. Pks. 10c 1 Lb. 8 Ox. only club soda with "Pin-Point Car- SHOULDERS A FREE HEAD of BABBAGE Net WHglit , RIPE, MELLOW EACH Short Shank * O A ' BAR'aEn PEARS bonadon.” Stock up how «nd keep CAMERA IS AVAILABLE 5 lo 6 Lba. > Lb. , W#t/i Each Purchase Win a trip to Dlsaaylaiidli plenty of both on hand. AT ESSO DEALERS \ CHOICE. Q17AUTV O Foe Everything you need * 7 5 , 0 0 0 t ! ‘ ' -h . ■ * DISPLAYING THI^ SIGN... > ■ ■ . ■ • V , for Happy Motoring® is SEAFOOD PRIZE CONTBST ASSORTED COLORS Hro. MOAD COR. M c K B B ST o- ^ H O N E M l 1 6S82 !■ i JUST CHANGE TO ANY Quick fr o z e n n a t iv e O fitr For A UmHiid Tlifw Only yours at the Esso Sign! SW O RDFISH .. lb. S9c fo r familUko'UOlna DECORATIVE OOURDS 49b Esso a l w a y s p t w i Y e p ONE OF 3 GREAT CENTER SUCjES ESSO STANDARD OIL COMPANY Mrs. Filbert's W4b hovo mimoroMt vorlotlot of i Alsoi Fresh Jkellopt, Small MclNTOSH, RfO OILIClOU! MOTOR 0ILS...UNIFL0 Stewing Oysters, HanbiiL fillet 0'!MA*OT MGTGIIWG'* !• * tWUMTCMOi of HaiMock and Floanfler fil­ COURTLAND, GREENINGS, ESSOP(TRA...orESSOI VOAGIMAM WH MM MABMM •Ik lets. Maiprine** ■ ■ 1 11 A ) iV:i \ ■'

’"■■■■ ■ f. I' EAGE, 1TPTB35N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1969 PACK FOtmTEEN Ike Welcomed RockviUe-yefnoH Who Will Be Chairman W l i M C I A U Z l IN KAPiP By Sandstorm t W V IC i O N AIL TYPES OP (iOP Leaders Of Next School Boardf In Galifornia Raise Issues BIRTHDAY Who win b# th« ditUmw th«< b« oM to th* Board (OeaNaaed Page Oaa) Republicans asked two pertinent tion. questions todajr as the campaign Board of Bducatlon la brovambw? Th* Democratic board member nap, than sim hsaklng bi th# sf- for sIscUon of town officials—only DamoormU wlU outaumbar IU> with the second longest record of Umoons St Allan's pise* »t ths CAKES four days away—finally got wil­ BiMleaaa on tha Board of Xduca* service la Mra. B. Mge Holden, 81 adg* of ths BsnU Ross MeunUtiis. Oakland SL Yoor Choice Of ing on Issues. ttoB for tha «rat tlma la Novam- Th# svanings will be devoted to Mra. Holden haa had 26 year* of fresh. Pore "How many times did First Se­ Tw. whan Mrt Katharlha Bourn experlanca In the educationalJuti------field. brldgs pUylng. ^ „ lectman Edgar H. WUaon diasent takM oSce. replacing George She haa been a member of the Allan’s dsssrt rasidene* of whit* Whipped Cream to the Republican majority on the Chaney. * Board of Ediicatfon since 1940. 8h* psintod adobe—s 8-bedroom house Board of Selectmen?” The tve DemocraU will be Mre. taught for five year* at St. Jam**' _la an expsnslv# place with two Or "What can the voter* expect Bourn. Mre. B. Mae Holden, Wll- Parochial School, and was princi­ swimming peols There are 11 golT fwm the Democratic Party when UaiB B. Buckley, Atty. Harold W. pal of the .Zapping School In coursw In the area—U now open. . Pore Bolter Ita leadership 1* split?'’ Oarrity and Dr. Harry tieonhardt. South Windsor for 10 year*. The Preeldent’s hellcopUr land­ 'These questions were asked by ed yeaterday on a nearly complet­ The four Republican* will be Mr*. Holden'* background quali­ Cream Made To Order Ralph H. Gibson, publicity chair­ Chriatle McCormick, now chair­ fies her for th* po*t. ed golf course near Allen’s horns. man for the Republican Town man of the board. Fraak Bheldon, Key Member of Board Elsenhower w*v*4 cheerily to th# Topping 11.50 and op Committee. Mr*. Jane stuck, and Bdward < But she would have to beat an­ Carter to Display Corvair, Chevrolets crowd of MO or so on hand to wsl- Olbaon referred to a Democratic _____ . _at.,^ ^18 asAM* ^saasaimlr Bftdl flkMVWlst.** C Glenney. other Democratic member of th* ' , , ..Moa \fain af will lUsnlsv the all-new Corvalr and Chevrolet's conventions! l^a com# him to La Quinta.' ^ . statement that WUaon could not From th# limousine which took get his program off the nound >\Tio will be chairman? Board who has been more active embeT and Oarrlty. 14 Pitkin St., chsirman of a X i company say»'sisgance and chassis rellnemsnt eharacterUd th* larger Chevroieu i i ^ s th* familiar "V" for victory son never Issued ei’ch a atate* the School Building Committee, a the Perswinel Policies Subcommit- In an o«ering of 18 passenger model*.______■ . ______, ------sign. ment,” they noted. Democrat will be elected to auc- tse of the board. __ ^ L Republican candidates wUl have cced the pft^nt RapubUcan Chair­ Garrlty he* been In the public Air Cargoes InereBie no leadership fight "to distract or : 7- w man, Christie McCormick. Mayor eye handling aalary dlacusslon* h* h*d not given any thought to deter them In their Mai,’’ for their Eugene Kelly was elected on the vihth th* teachera and with th* ths matUr. Friends Will RepUice Blood elected post*, Glbeon said. "Thera Is s lot of responslbimy New York — American air car­ Board of Director*, and Harw union employes who do custodial riers hauled 801,600,000 rtvwus N R K A D r iii^ He was alluding to the Demo­ Howroyd wa* elected on the Build­ work for th* achool*. H* also ha* in that chairmanship." h* aald. "1 cratic town committee fight In think Chrlstl# McCormick la s For Scoville, III on Coast ton-miles of freight during 1968, MANCHESTER PARKADf— Ml f-AWO ing Committee. had taaka tum*d over to him for an Increase of 81 per cent over which a minority group placed Veteran on Board "proper wording" by other mem­ g o ^ chairman.’' 1966. Such cargoes contributed three of It* favorite* on the party He added that IT Buckley waa and n*lghbor* havef lU prudential committee. He waa On the Board of Education, the ber* of the board, and has aettled Friend* ^ 4«* laiiainAafltviMt’M aPlsAimfl 8128,900,000 In operating reve­ ticket by winning a primary. Democrat with meat year* of aerv- disagreement* among board mem­ out of the picture, than "I 9«jp- active In huainsaamen’s groups. At a reception for'new voter*, Joined efforts to get blood for Frtsnds will canvass for dona nue to th* carriers' total rsvs- Ice la William B. Buckley, BdO B,. ber* of both partle* with compro­ poae tha finger's polhtad at me, nuea of 2.2 bHllon doUara foe tha held last night at Lake Street FREE^'-- Center St. but I haven't talked to anyone. 1 former Mancheeter man who Hu lions in his former neighborhood School, OOP candidate* spoke to mise iugge*tion*. **rlou*Iy m In a California hoepl- and at the sheet metal planL year Buckley hae been a member of G a^ty haa been a member of would be reluctant to ask th* oth­ more than 100 person*. Some 85 the Board of Education alnce the the board alnce I960 er members of th* board to vot* new voter* were also Introduced to town’* achoola were conaoUdated in for ms. If It doesn't com* spon- ^Town Clerk Edward Tomklel Dr. Harry Leonhardt 4 Tanner and other acquaintance* of Harold the cwwd. m " a v g . WGT. IM*. For four year* before that St. has bssn on the hoard only tansously, then 1 wouldn't want The Republican candidates for he hadl been a member of the old R. Bcovill*, formerly of 82 Craet- Permar ClMiiay MIRs mOZEN FOOT re-election outlined their past one year, which mlnlmlus hi* the poet.” wood Dr., are urging donation* of high achool oommltte*. He h u chanc** of being chairman In th* Oarrlty'* remark brought up th* work and their ambitions for con­ been a member of the eld high blood In BeovUl*’* name ^ a Hiirtfard M. Pin* St. b l v e b ib d o r o a b d in a l tinuing in their poets. a^ool committee. He has bean a face of the •enlorlty of th* other one other pOeelWllty — that th* Bloodmoblle visit to th* Elk* Club three Democrat* now on th* board might reelect Christie Mc­ Georg* Rl»ley, seeking office for teacher of hl*tory for 4* year*, and Monday. ^ , MondiMlar, C o rb. the first time, a* first *electman. a member of the Hartford Public board. Cormick, who ha* been-doing 'an Manchester, Rotary aub. of ORANGE JUICE i • Leonhardt is an aaeoclate pro- ouUtanding job as chalrmani which Scovlll* wa* a member, haa emphasized that the increasing High School Btaff alnce 1920. road mileage In Vernon will re­ • In 1960 he was elected chairman fesaor of peychology at Hlllyer Dr. Leonhardt said yeeterday learned of th* emergency. RoUry College of the Unlverelty of Hart­ that It was more a mattsr for th* officers will contact RoUrian* and Mmity of quire attention In related field* of lb. of th* library Board. Hla back­ safety and policing aa well a* ground Sts him for the chairman- ford. Board of Education member* a* a aak them to visit th# bloodmoblle « OZ. di whole than the DemocraU to de­ Monday and make contribution! in PREE PARKING CANS maintenance and repair. dilp o f the Board of BducaUoa. Mra Bourn probably would not Th# GOP candidate lor second A lt Baekley himself has mad* be elected, elnce the will only cide, but added that he. Ilk* Oar­ ScovHle's name. Also, the Man­ VRYHIS \ \ S V > 1 . __ H known that while he consider* iUrt her Srat term In November. rlty, had not given any thought cheeter club ha* asked the Pa*a- Porcol Pickup Sorvleo ■electman, William R. Hahn, sug­ It an honor to be mentioned for Democratic Town Committee to the' matter. Mr*. Holdtn *l*o dena RoUry Cluk for emergency gested procedural changes in the AMIRICAN KOtNIR th* post. Us other duties as a Chairman Steve Cavagnaro said •aid she had not thought of it, blood donation* In th* nam* of a To Your Cor SNO-KIST Welfare Department to expedite a l l teacher and as chairman of the yeaterday the town committee and would decide later after talk fellow RoUrlan. /. > j the handling of cases. He *ald the B lir ^ B C U £ ^ library us* up hla tlms and energy. hasn't given much thought to th* Ing with other 'member* of th* Former owner of th# Manch#*-; town’* Welfare Department la re­ • SPKIAL FRANKS , imbursed In large part by the ioK l S M W p l S He has made a haMt In recent Idea. . The committee will prob­ Committee and the board. ter Sheet, MeUl Work*. Scovlll* j OPEN 10 A.MM0 P.M. MONDAY Tlini SATURDAY FISH SHANK PORTION p years of terminating library board ably Include the matter on the left Mancheater In Jun*. On j State and. must meet, the State’s For SLlCtO • MIDGET SALAMI Neither board member voiced regulation* In giving financial aid. meeUiigs around 10:16 or 10:80, or agenda of aomt near meeting. any objection to th* Idea of Oar­ Sept. 3, h* enUred Huntington lAlAB’S • KNOCKWURST leaving edueatlen board meetings Memorial Hospital In Paaadena, snoKS 8 Ob. Pkg. For this reason, Republican* have The Idea of having Atty. Gar­ rlty aa chairman. not announced any reform pro * *’5 3 at this time, so that he will be at rlty for chairman had not been Th* chairman will h* *lect*d CaUf.. suffsring from ulcerative FOOD KING r . g. TOP CHOICE QUAUTT BEEF DEPT. 4 3 Us peak for claanoom work. eoIltU with compUcationa. gram aa Intimated by the Demo­ LIV» YOUR JLAc discuaaed, but on th* other hand, at th* Nov. 18 moating. CHOICE O ^ I b Three year* ago, whan Sherwood Cavagnaro aald he seemed "a nat- A subsequent operation has Isft STATE OP MAINE crats, he said. sniK Robb ra id e d from tha chairman­ him In a asrious condition, Tom- Khwat Unlfomia Wanted .III" urar’5 In view of Buckley * deci­ SNO-KIST U V I M A I M ia O * ^ ______ship of m Beard of Education, sion to limit himself to hie present Ship Loads Cars Easily ktel said. By mld-Ssptemhsr, he Used Boy and Girl Scout uni­ several of ths beard members aSk had recelvad 19 ptnU of blood and QENUINE WHITE ROOK forms are being collected by the duties. waa being fed intravenously. ed Buckley If he would consider Cavagnaro praised the slate of •London Th* 48.000-ton Brit­ Vernon Mariners for recohdltlon- b r c o h holding the pest oven though the ish Ocean liner Canberra haa a At the Bloodmoblle visit Mon­ SCALLOPS Ing and resale. majority of tte board waa Republi­ oandldates which the DemocraU day, donor* may specify that their ^ 7 p*. Pkg. The uniform* will be mended, If 'have put up for the Board of Ed­ hoist on rail* exUndlng out of • S l D U B * ^ can. th* aide of the ehip for direct donation* be credited to Scovlll*. necesaary, laundered and pressed, ucation. With the Inclusion of The crediU vHll be tran*f#r«ble Buckley declined. Mra. Amni, he *ald, the Demo- loading of automobile# into a and may then he purchased by Bte has since reaSlrmed hla de- 60-car garage in the hold. It to Paaadena. lb. Scout* at a reduced coat. MIW CUOB - eOBTtKMD Uslanfo devote Ms energies to hla eraU will have done well by the Scovlll* wa* a member of the CHICKEN ★ GROCERY ★ Proceeds of the sale of the uni­ make* paasenger*’ car* eaMly teaching andT to the library board, Board. Center Congregational Church and Oarrlty himself said yeaterday available at porU of call. WHOLE forms will be used for the Mariner giving aa much of hla spare time 1 SPECIALS Troop trip expenses. Anyone hav­ g r a p e s saw. FLASH!!- ing fi uniform to donate may con­ FRESH QUAUTY AAAID Ready to Cook, Broil or Fry I GENUINE tact Mrs. John McLeod. Legion Auxiliary Notes Th# American Legion Auxiliary AMKES REDI-CUT CHICKEN PARTS DEVILED will be represented at the Depart­ Popular SHeod ^ ment Rehabilitation and Poppj LARGE "A " EGGS * BrswItYMKatw... Lb. Conference at Rocky Hill Satur LEGS u 65c I BREASTS day at 9:30 a.m. Attending will be: ib. * Sm Ir d Ym Like.., 4 OZ. Mra. Lewis Chapman, Mrs. Gor­ CELLO C 6RADE e x t r a t e n d e r , ijsa n —a d e l ig h t t o c a r v e CANS don Say, and Mrs. Bruno Kadel- MIXED P in World Rraea Stampi akl. Miss Ann Oworek, fourth dlS' BAG dz. BrBsdR«g. 17eLeof 2 “*™ 29 W (DISC. ITEM) trict president, will also attend. n e w c r o p "JERSEY" - OOf U.S.D. A. TOP CHOICE The annual election day food *ale will be held Monday at the \ Large "A ” Brown or Whit* E gfs dm. 61 < Selected Fruits imd Vegetables TEMPTY Chase Building by the Legion L o PI.ACF.D Auxiliary. Members not having Sweet Potatdes4 ^ nil W CALIFORNIA transportation for their food may PASCAL CaERY call Mias Jennie Batz, Mrs. Say or O R A N f iE S Mrs. Kadelskl. Membership dues ' fr(5m n e a r b y f a r m s ' ' ^ w I CHUCK ROAST lA. OLIVES will be accepted at tlje food sale. PhuieM as Seml-Snallst 2 Behs. 2 9 c D... 4 9 c (BONELESS) OVEN POT BOAST 8 Marical • to 8 Ui. Avg. various amounts from toe sponsors *• (SHORT SHANK) of the competition and often rer 1 ^ ^ cant A . A M ______Colored N opkins H ankiei D O G FO O D celve other al(l based on their ganN***t* Top standing. LEAN, HICKORY SMOKED Studies made 6f an earlier pro­ Choice Lb. 1 LB. Chiick Steak 189 Oeunt Be* 1 9 C 3 ‘- - S T * 25c gram Indicated that more, than 40 1 LB.■ CANS percent of the finalist group waa Top Choice CELLO ^ helped directly or Indirectly In ob­ Pot Roust Bondeen Lb. PKG. taining Rcholsu'ahlp assistance. sa BACON SILVEB SWAN Hospital Notes Admitted yesterday: Rose Meley, T rtH t...... 47e Cerncdl Beef Hoih . 39c 5* TOILET TISSUE 84 Elm St.; Doris Madden, Ver non. C k op p td I hhI . . 47 c Bc#9 S^cuf •••••• 9,-4 t i c Lb. Discharged yesterday: Robert PORK KIDNEYS Very*De))fiou8 19c Slkee, Main St., BHUngton; Harvey Chopped Horn . . 43e CMH C m C o t m . . 49 c PACJC Ouellette, Tolland; Dorothy King ALL BEEF—GROUND HOURLY ton, 86 Elizabeth St.; Valeria Me leeko, 115 Brooklyn St. Alcoa Admitted W a y : Oswald Saen- Baker's DEL MONTE ger, 23 Ward St CHICKEN LEGS . G O O D ORANGE JUICE 5 ■ ^ Aluminum Foil Advertisement—■ Pure Vanilla BUY \ WAVIEST . Furniture finishing .a t Its best! HAMBURG 39* TALL Call MI 8-5326. HarolK J. Dwyer. COOKS L ^ E the a u vegetable^ con 78* ^ / ip fh iQ S 29c *K: 73 c FRESH t o t . 49c 4 0 .. 89c CANS Route 85 Bolton, Conn. Wood­ 2 9 ' working, finishing, flberglas Lb. molding. , F«np«.R*29e • CRISCO /,T.»ry NATIVE Dailey Kosher Pickles • FAT SALT PORK 19c Vernon and Taleottiille news Is r ic h a n d ^ tomis (OVPOK handled tiirongh .The Herald's 8 f-s . ★ PRODUCE SPECIALS ★ Rockville Bureau, 8 W. Main St,, - S I 1 pPMBHPAKMBHPAK Koiiier Dllli S5s Kosker Qliipt82.es. S5i ★ DAIRY SPECIALS ★ f ‘ I telephone TRemont 6-SlSB. flLlltY MORM pkg. VACUUM Koshtr Bhsrklns st-of Sde FANCY HAND PICKED ' 1 GRADE "A* cheese spread - 1 n a m c y LYMM Latins to Ease atarklst Ohnak 1.ARUE MclNTOSH APPLES 5u,.29c OBAND tWIlOH .4. U j Marshmallow Napier SIZE ' Do*. 59c White Tuna Reg. Trade Barrier^ ------3 Fluff Salad Dressing MEDIUM < 2'4 Minimum velvectA 10-ox. • m ill EGGS SIZE Do*. 99c Jor* Hunt's Peaches Ne. tVi Can Montevideo, Uruguay, Oct. 1 WPl FRENCH FRIES . _ apkgs. ”-"- The Top* 0 ^ 0 , FIRST OF THE SEA8QNI —Seven South American coun­ NABISCO STACK P A ^ 2 Foremnat In Topping 18 Of. 29c tt.o f. ^47c tries -have Joined tentatively In Ih. ■ 400 Ct. 2 Pkg*. 35c plans to eventually eliminate all 2 loal 70® a MM Save'on this KW j ” 9 9 Facial Tissue ■ITX CPGCKlRf LB. Florida Grapefruit Fer 39c tariffs and other trade barriers ■ rrwv-... - ^ .... “It’i So Easy When "THE BRISK TEA" Vi-lb KMMSW------Bkippy LOAF among toenfi. * KRAFT oii^Tpi^to,Olive Pimento, Pim?|^,rirnym.., Pineo^le. • c Pednut Butter 11 Oe. Jar 37e LESTOIL You Use I^stoil" SPREAD-IT Large 32 Size The common market agreement 14 pk9- ^ ‘ THE ALL-PURPOSE CHEESE was signed last night by represen­ CHIMN iPlINAOf lor UPTON'i TNA tatives of Argentina, Brasil, Bo­ Best Neu gear's Wishes to our Jewish Friends Rivoi Dog Food 1 Lh. Can Fee.25e livia, Chile, Paraguay, Peru and Pint 37c Quart 65e Half 6aL ^ 1 .2 5 SM O O TH oiMl TASTY FANCY GOLDEN Ilruguay. ' It will not become m m sn o wso*a# «- 45* effective until toe foreign minis- I W w In w H k.*TC ...... *pri“ SWEET POTATOES Lba. 25c tere of the seven nations approve MILD OHEUDAR 49c It at a conference here next Feb m s m m 5 5 * ' Chosi ond Sanborn D ial Soop C algan ruary. 'Frevonto YVsehIng Film The agreemenL worked out in '2 R«g. Bit* 29c BETTY CI^OCKER "N E W " FANCY NATIVE a 15-day conference here, calls for 71 tos common market to b* In full I J b . C M Butternut Squash Lha. 10 c operation within 12 years. Sup COFFEE 2 BaUi Bite 39c 18 On. 37c 4* Of. 49c PIZZAS .4/, Oz. Tall Can rtors hops that eventually toe IS tgads son* wUl govsr all «f KAmeriee. \ PAGE SEVENTEEN IIAKCHESTEB EVENWG HERALP7 UANCHE8TER, CONN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. 19W ■ ••' • - r , ....— - -S----- ;• " * ■' '—T» ■I MANCHESTEB EVENING HEEALD. MANCHE8TOE CONN. THURSpAY, OCTOBEK U P SUPER MARKET ON 261 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER, NOW OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL M l p a g e s h t b e e . V , Minority Party Label -Wf

'rf . • Challenges GOP Ranks O u ira n tM ^ ■ V’V. ■ , >sK» ./■ Tht threat that the Republican A- party will becoma the minority »s . ,‘.(i^instead of 20,000 mem­ BANQUET-FROZEN M V , ' . ,- .j a peaceful wofld the boy you fondly watch bers In cSnqecticut, she said, and GOP Choice Dinners CHICKEN, BEEF OR TURKEY Jt FOR 150 Republicans clubs instead of idawdling on his way home from school could the present 92. Manchester, "T hope Khrushchev Is not which has five votlngsdistrlcts, she nominating our candidate for CAFN 7 Of ^ p c grow up to be a scientist, teacher, pilot, diplo­ explained, the club wilHi^Mked to Fried Scallops JOHN’S 8K6 appoint membership antkcam- president.” CAp-N A o r m a t, o r wen President— a son to be proud of, paign chairmen in each otatrict That was the reply of Mrs. 10 with quotas assigned to each, Babette Ransahoff, floP national Fish Sticks 8X05 6 3 ‘ and a nuui of peace. quotas will be based on the num mitteewoman, when asked BIRTHDAY her of votes Republican Congress­ wha'b.qffect Khrushchev’s estimate men received In each district In of Vici^Pres'./'nt Richard Nixon FANCY SHRIMP QUICK-FROZEN LB W ill he have a chance to grow up? That de­ the last election. The block ays ss leadlnjfv Cold War exponent tern will be used for canvassing might have oiix, Nixon’s chances pends on our ability to keep the peace. And new members, workers and voters. for nomination dr flection as presi­ Campaign chairmen In each dlS' dent. peace costs money. trict will serve as liaison between When asked for he> preference the town committee and the club, between Nixon and Gov.-.^Nelson she added. Rockefeller as presidential cMdl- '^ ^ M Y " C O U u Money for strength to keep the peace. M oney. Must Know Party dates. the GOP leader said ’’Both "Republican women must know are wonderful candidates.” Mral for science and education to help make peace a lot more about the Republican Ransahoff explained she la "sound­ party,” she advised. She recom­ ing out" the altitude of Republi­ lasting. And money saved by individuals to mended coffee discussion groups to cans whom she represents as na­ reach independent registrants and tional rommitteewomen, but It Is Oetobciu*' too early to determine any prefer­ help keep our economy strong. to Inform others about "what hap­ n's A$8't 18 OH1 AmilvmAMY Momst pened in the General Assembly ence. M6 and Congress.” In honor of thli gala occaiion wa'tl hava valuai on top of valuat avary U . S. Savings Bonds help provide this mon­ Admonishing fellow Republican women that “We can’t resigrn as shopping day In Octebar . . . pro­ ey. So every Bond you buy helps strengthen citizens.” Mrs. Ransahoff em­ viding a tramandaua opportunity to phasised the Importance of indi­ Local Stocks “ '" ‘' X o t S axprtM appraelation to tha milliona . IT? America’s Peace Power and keep our world a vidual effort in political work. of euitomart w ^ 'va hgipad maka She cited the hairline margins by ilunUUons PurnUliMl by which many State ajid national thii annivartary potiibia. Yoo'va safe place in which our youngsters may grow. Onbtim B MIddlabmok. tae. ' Ba g office-holders won or lost elections Rank Rtorka nevar had a better ehanea to aava! In recent years. Bid Asked ti.§» The chart below shows how your Bonds will "We hear a Ipt about the in­ Conn. Bank and Trust fluence of labor In the Democratic Co...... 39 42 q OAL'TY earn money for you. But the most important party.” said ^Irs. Ransahoff, ad­ Hartford Nations MeINTOSH APPLES Bank and Trust Co. 35'/i 38 ta mitting "that AFL-CIO members ... ♦king they earn is Are you buying have become the 'doorbell ringers, Fire Insurance tiompanles peace. telephone workers -. and money Aetna Fire ...... 82 85 U. S. No. 1-2%" AAinimuffi raisers for the opposition party. Hartford Fire ...... 172 182 Jood. £iupL! Grand For Eating er taking 4 » 3 5 ‘ enough? This too. she said, is a eballenge National Fire ...... 128 1,38 Chjudd CompaJUL! to Republican Women. ” V5tomen Phoenix Fire ...... 71 74 can be to the Republican Party Life and Indemnl^ Ibe. Cos. t In Pranzar Aetna Casualty ■..'. • 168 178 FULL OF AJICE whst labor’s Committee on Poli­ Packaeaa, tical Kdiication is to the Demo­ Aetna Life .. r l ...... 243 258 HOW YOU OKN REACH YOUR SAVINGS GOAL cratic party,” she asserted. Conn. General ...... 335 3.V) Jufnba Siia, Hftd, flteam Boiler . 82 88 G r a p e f r 't 1 0 or 5 9 * WITH SERIES E SAVINGS BONDS 21 at Birthday TrJivplers ...... 84 87 Hershey's chk Priaad Baal law l The luncheon marked the 21st Fubiir rtihr.-« (In lu$t 8 yean, 11 months) birthday of the Manchester chib. Conii. Light A Power 22H 24 tj Cut Creen leant Past presidents '•Were presented Hftd. F.lpclTic Light 814 844 Sweet Potatoes 3 i>s 19*’ With pins from the.national com­ Hartford Gas Co. ... 43 48 1 LB feat and Carrots • •'*‘ 35' mittee. Those honored were Mrs. Southern New England George Borst, Mrs. ,Tnhn Pickles, Telephone ...... 424 SPKIAUY PRICIDf CANS GriMiPeas •i*'««39' $5,000 $10,000 Mrs. Thofhas Ferguson, Mrs. John Mamifactnrlng CoirwanlM 2 w a n t a b o u t $2,500 Rottner and Mrs. Herbert Finley, Arrow,. Hart, Hcg. .. 68 . 70 AAfxed VegetabiM ••^'*‘ 45' \ / - - ■ •fhe pins were presei\|^ed by Mrs Associated Spring .. 2 0 4 224 John Bowen, president. Bristol Brass ...... 11 12% Cut Cent iitr«.45' Among special guests present Dunham Bush ...... 8 9 ANN PAOl PURI 9QQ1 WOTKf were Mrs. Antoni Sadlak, Rock­ Km-Hart ...... 464 494 $9.50 $18.75 ville county; Mrs. William Payn- Fafnlr Bearing ...... 59 63 MARVEL 1 LB JAR • o v a $4.75 ter, president of the Glastonbury Iona .Green Pens 1 Landers Frary Clark i0 BURNSIDE AVE. 10V4 OZ s«i* EAST HARTFORD NABISCO / Just Beyond The SPECIALLY PRICED! CELLO Manchester Town IJne 29 large p k g 8yreh«i» All Extra Fluffy 32 STORE HOURS: Large 8-In., 1 lb 8 or Siza ' • 'a, Your Naw Polyethylene Wrapper rrtui >!<«• M dh ■ Choice ATiAMtie a rAonc m cparAier WED., THDRS.. FBI. ■.X'- K^aps Bread Fresher'Longer! mt aaiAT 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. APPLE PIE MON.. TCE8., SAT. large 8-Inch Ring J j ■r 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. White Bread uper Markets r. S GOVERNMENT GRADE A ANGEL FOOD Jane Pefker A 1 LB d% Buy both of thett delieiovg Jane Parker FavoriUe and SAVE — fOt I P I C I A l A LVS 4A 7 1 Reoco Costs Monoy I. ' J / JUST ALL CONDENSED WISK SILVER DUST HUE MNSO K U I HANDY ANDY / REDUCEDI CONTROLLED SUDSING LIQUID LAUNDRY DETERGENT READY ' - NIW OiritGfNT ■LUIS WHILE IT WAJHES EOR THE AUTOMATIC WASHER cleaner TO COOK m IMS( nts 34‘ UKi r « UMi rxt 39‘ PT5 39‘ »ij 49‘ . ' ” 41' J' dexo H. ‘ '*• PURE VEG. LUX LIQUID DETERGENT JVfT RfMICVOI LUX T Q ILn SDAP PERSONAL IVORY IVORY^SNOW SHORTENING F « atAUY fASl lATHfES'FlWlY AND QUICKLY SPRY SHORTRIING lOnni SMOOTHER COMPLEXION EOR SPEEDIER DISHWASHING THIS COUPON IS WORTH THtlrtY OISHWASHiNe FOR CAKES, 4 HiiiUNiin 1 9 1 LS CM ( IBS | ] ‘ 4CM027* LMU PM 34* A .. N il UN 41^ >RIES AND Tk* V>.S> Omttuminl 4m w< fny h r tkU •dvrrtimitt- r** Trrmiry DrpwhMnit iAmitir, fer tfuir patriMie donttion^Thr Cmuinl a«4 50 EXTRA A WORLD GREEN STAMPS PERFEa PIES.,

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' / \ ' ,vi. 1UNCHE8TEB EVENINO HERALD. BiANCHEOTBB» OOMK^ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 195f rAOiiiGanEEN DAILY CE088W0RD PUZZLE Bolton Coventry OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BU68 BUNNY h33EFt^ ■OTxyVMNTi m x CHpor rr ws Public Apathy to Elections 3,176 Electorg /aOTTIMIt ncTuwItl'UMN NSaomkiTH^i Antwtr to Pravlout Punia MAMOLf/j-y w r c n m WITHM a f / j MlCAM PLCASt Blrdlond Seen No Problem Monday Eligible for IS S f LLAR AcaoM 111 (aMMa) ■nia uaual public apathy at town^in the Public Library for study by Vote Monday ibBli' waMp*** llKi*dbrv airlll slaetiena la not axpactad to prevail Interestsd votsrs. The library will MVOVJMTRAINEO * * 7 tliieulUm<«WC SOTurl SSOalna Flano, tract on Hebron Rd.; Har­ 41 European bird 'Uquer be affected by the vote Monday. to go to the voting poll at the PKGS I iOOULO»rr HMt/E . 31 Automativa aOLaava out old W. Henthom to David and trot. He is president of tha "Duf­ m(U T U R K E Y mn4 N I P 11c V 431llmic1car ItConraat Oscar Kreysig (D ) will oppose South Coventry firehouse. AOMINISTVIED •tecring 37 Guenon Marie Musegard, property oi fys”, a group of local men organ­ CHICKEN PIES * AN ANS5THET1C ' dcrlcco Bwnkcr 43 Smooth workar Charlea Robbins (R ), Incumbent, The remaining 992 eligible vot ized for the furthering of youth for the poat of First Selectman. Tolland Rd. WPNTTHi?;B»ORE7W SS Anb- Marriage license application era in the Second District will go services In town. AN Mm I JOW OZS^ , 30 l>aifarliMbM An Interesting factor in this con- to the. voting poll at the North i n k i r1K)11r Andre Albert Coutu, Manchester, V a r ia tiM CANS ■ 32 Flar-aot r tsst la a provision in the law atat- 1 r Coventry firehouse. Advertisement- 33PannIitlon and Gloria Esther Maccario, Rt CAMPBELL SOUPS Ing that votes cast for the unsuc- The two major political parties Furniture finishing at its beat! 34 Moth r It 85. ressful candidate shall count in his are offering transportation and/or Call MI 3-5326. Harold J. Dwyer, SSDoctrlna 35-OZ S f iT A favor for the position o f selectman, baby sitting services. Route 85 Bolton, Conn. Wood­ M O T T S - Kg Family Siz« 30 Roma popularly known aa second select­ Advertisement— The Repubilean.s will maintain working, flnlahing, ^ flberglaa JARS ■ t Furniture finishing at its best! 30 Expand* 11 headquarters In the First District r man. molding. a p p l e s a u c e 11 Cali M I 3-5328. Harold J. Dwyer, Stanley Pain ode (D ), incum­ at the Helms building on Main .St., with tha — PI • Route 85 Bolton, Conn. Wood­ assist bent, and Michael Peace (R ), In- with telephone numbers jPI 2-8041 Manchstor Evening HeenM ^ v - 9-OZ S f 43 Completeir L working,'" finishing, fiberglas it ft cumbenL t ^ running for the posts and P I 2-8097; and In ttie Second entry correspondent Mr#. Paollne lakad Califemia Paa CANS ■ 40----- Zealand !T tT 9 molding. 1 of aalsctmen. The law, therefore, District at the home of Mrs. Mabel Little, telephone Pilgrim t-BISI. kaa provides that the losing candidate B & M BEANS BY GALBRAITH o n W G. Hall, with telephone numbers SIDE GLANCES 40N I 1m 1 Mahehestsr Evening Herald Bol­ for ihrst Selectman la also a con­ P I 2-7144 and P I 2-7217. « Pared ton oorreapondent, Doris M. PINAST 30OZ i f SOWooUjr W tender for this i/osltlon. The Democrats will have head­ 1 » D’ltalla, telephone Mitchell 8-3545. CANS ■ MUbdimln W H There is no contest for Town quarters in the First District at Fancy MBalflaa Clerk. David C. T oom eyJ R ) in­ the Sebert building on Main St rCtEEM t FRUIT COCKTAIL BY AL VERMEER * PRISCILLA’S POP OTPaufed 9 cumbent, nominated by hla party, with telephone numbers P I 2-6163 SO Singing L has been endorsed by the Demo­ and P I 2-6166; and In the Second l-OZ $ f wJT- NHRR for Raising Toieaa i|zr w W m p 179 cratic party. District at the home of Stephen H U N T S CANS ■ DOWN Ragiatrara nominated by their Gotham Area Fares Loyzim with the telephone TOMATO SAUCE l*^ek raapectlve parties w ill also be PI 2-6220. Earth” city T % ' elected. Jack Early (D ) la oppos­ Richard M. Galinat, 36, of Tol­ 20-OZ S f (Continued from Page One) 3 Regulan (ab ing Kbeney J. Hutchinson (R ) land Rd., North Coventry, heads Family SizB BTLS I 3 fellowera Ineumbept, as treasurer and also the Republican ticket for the Mon- ^ IT ts New York commuters was one of 4Paddla aa Agent of the Town Deposit FINAST KETCHUP several moves under consideration Fund. George O. Rose (D ) is.run­ to stem the palsenger losses. The I ning for tax collector in opposition 24-OZ S f New Haven, he said, has hired a Wish-Bone M IRANL - Pura JARS ■ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL to Incumbent Anthony A. Maneg- private consulting firm to study ■* gla (R ). the problem which finds the line GRAPE JELLY There are 35 posts listed on the IMAXENOOtUB W0U vmcuAUTVi^ih losing more than 85 million a year. Saldd Dressing 5^Z i f -ballot, resulUng in an expanse of A possible alternative to a fare But wa can't halp it, And that la why 1 fWHTftWWIttlW a NOOHE VSMW5 ITlJj 87 inches o f namaa to be scanned I o u ^ t to wait a boost, Alpert ssld, might be an at­ C L O V I R D A L I - Chunk Styl« CANS ■ 1 l^ VMra. To maat him at tempt to discontinue passenger LIGHT TUNA It'a all too much voting machlpa. Many of therh will Tb.Hsvw M »6v« Of that 1 am tha bua. ••■I operations into New York by in­ awara. ^ tor ua.» undoubtedly atop to examine the voking provisions of the 1958 • OZ ITL 3 1 c 12-OZ %% ZJ sample baUota on display before Transportation Act. P IN A S T . liqiml CANS ■ entering the machine to cast their Alpert was quoted in today's BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS votes Monday. ITALIAN DETERGENT LONG SAM edlUon of the New York Times as AwtwMinaiM MiNBDaafn: wmMTWSMKnmaaw The Republican party will con saying the railroad would request LESSER QUANTITIES OF AlOVE SPECIALS AT REGULAR PRICES W Sam m aam M vm. 60ch a *------duct its uaual coffee and dough­ "shortly" a 40 to 50 per cent in­ • OZ ITL 39c nut stand on the Town Green im u ^ howsm •ILU AND JOf JONIS. ' crease In commuter fares. "1 made ...... Si...... during voting hours. Ths stand no such statement," he said when malSeSRaoiM** haa become a-tradition since it was asked about the report. 7.RIB CUT - Wall Trimmad, Laan and Flavorful - Cut From Young Tandar Porkara OtL first started In 1951. The party However, he said the railroad Rinso Blue supports ths stand aa a commun­ must "find some way to cut down MOH'VMATS’f ^ ity gesture, urging all voters to DEIERGENT , in the face of the deficit. gather there before or after vot­ When aaked if a face boost was ing. to visit with their neighbors. under consideration for the Bos­ CTever-Ontteni Elect LGE PKG 3 3 c ton area, Alpert said: "No, I don't Patricia Cleric was rscently Richard M. Galinat think that is the answer." aleetad president of C3ever-Cut- The railroad, he said, might ap­ tara. 4-H glriB club. Her fellow of- day election seeking the office of ply to aUte regulatory agenclea include-Bherrill Lopea, vice F^rst Selectman for his second L u x floara for permission to discontinue ex­ nrsaldent; Hope Rothwell, secre­ two-year term. tra commuter trains to cut the He is opposed by James J. C!o TOIIIT SOAP tary; Pamela Lopes, treasurer and activ# losses In the Boston area. viello, 42, of Dunn Rd., North PORK ROAST “Thtfg my ftthar. On ths wlwh. h«’» pr»«y Donna Perrett, reporter. Sally Fares to new York commutera Coventry, seeking the office on BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDHELD for ■ man of 35! Strickland la Junior leader of the 4 REG IANS 3 9 c JUDD SAXON were boosted last July 1 by an the Democratic ticket. CH IN E IM > -'Laan and Tandar LI group. average of 10 per cent. Previous The Republican official served Cooking and sewing projects are fare increases went Into effect four years as second selectman be­ Pork Roast « carried out by the club. This year July 1, 1957, for 10 per cent, and fore being elected to head the ad­ A R M O U R or S W IF T - READY-TO EAT BY ROUSON they will work on full dinners L u x LITTLE SPORTS July 1, 1958, for 5 per cent. ministration. He was a member of 4 -L R C A N C«r.'HS>i1MniC>K when doing a cooking program. Bonelatt - Skinlaii - Waitalau IM VIM M A special „ stockholders meeting the original Planning and Zoning TOILET SOAP Canned Hasns In sewing, they are currenUy Nov. 6 in New Haven, haa been (Commission; serving his sixth working with wool and have start­ F IN A S T - IDEAL FOR FlUCASSE! RW 4V4 l i called by the directors of the New year aa Chief of the North Coven ed pleated skirts. - Haven Railroad. try Fire Dept, and from 1954-56 BATH lARS ^ ■ e M M R B M m ^ F e e Cooked in U( Own Jokei C A N Masasa Scheduled served as vice president of the *2 29c I Canned Chicken The stockholders will be asked Firdk Friday of the month Mass to authorise a pledge by the com­ Connecticut State Firemen's Assn, ...... season® will be celebrated at « p.m. to- pany of property and securities from Tolland county. ■ morrow at St. Afaurice Church. SS additional collateral security He served aa sergeant with the $ilve;r Dust Comofite Baconu < Fleundor FHIot « < Sautago Moot u « Oonfesiinns will begin at 5:30 45 45 35 / for financing the purchase of 30 U.S. Arm y Engineers from 1934- p.m. Holy Communion will be dis­ Diesel-electric, locpniottves and 46 with 21 months 'overseas' serv­ ILUE DETERGENT u u n m - ...... ' ■ ...... tributed tomorrow morning at 8 ice. He Is a past commander and »•*> maintenance. member of the VFW Anderson- o'clock with confessions beginning The railroad has previously ap­ SINSATIONAL PilCI ON YOUR ilfT IRIAD iUY Shea Post in Manchester. In 1952 LGE PKG 3 5 c BY JOHNNY HART at 7:30. plied to the Interstate Commerce B. C. snd 1953 he was deputy chief of DIatrlot Meeting Set Commission for a government ANOTHER THREE f V S r Tha fall meeting of Norwich staff of the Department of Con­ guarantee. The ICC on Sept. 16 necticut VFW and Is a member of WHITE SLICED . BY ROY CRANE ANb I WOUtP HAVB District Woman's Society of Chris- approved the application tor an Surf BUZZ SAWYER tlon Service has been scheduled for the local American Legion Post. ^ o a m ••a HAP THAT RASCAUf 88.1N0.400 loan If It Is m a d ^ t a He Is married and haa three Oct. 7 at westerly, R. I. from 10 suitable Interest rate. DETERGENT a.m. to 8 p.m. Miss Theresa children and has resided In town Hoover will be the gue.u speaker. for 17 years. Reservations for the session Rod Dpterminrd Coviello. the Democratic candl LGE PKG 3 5 c should be made with Mrs. Ken­ date for First Selectman, Is mar­ B p 0 cicI ried and haa two children. He Is a neth Perrett. United Methodist In the 16th century, the English _ Regular Price* 1 7 c Loaf - Spacial Prica Only Through Saturday, Octobar 3rd W8C8 president, by Saturday. legal rod was determined aa .the veteran of World War II, has been active In local public safety, hav­ Sample Ballot on Display total length of the left feet of 16 Breeze i ...... m m ...... A sample ballot for the town men who lined up to be meas­ ings served as chief of the former auxiliary to Coventry Police Pa- DETERGENT election on Monday is on display ured. Ouhfa nJiitf S f c l a l t l LGE PKG 34c •r-C.’t'WiW:’ Apple Raisin Coffee Cake 33« BY DICK CAVALLI MORTY MEEKLE ipiitvHe Lux Chiffon Cak« • ^.o »*« 49c I Poughnuti 8*« ^4 25c iT g th e 1 CHI y i O ” W O K # ...... WHAT \ LIQUID DETERGENT ...... 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A‘ ' •! 'i. 'A a i MANOiMTlA IWaiAlirMANCHMSTER. CONN,. tHtlRSDAY. 1. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY,^ OCTOBER 1. 19W f i S l TWBNTT Chisox Given Edge Because of Four m s ns to Herald Angle -T»“ Football Weather Older Persons PATB0 1 i)UC MtiMdhgs^ Ace Hoople Uses Intiutibn Tired Dodgers CSileage. Oct, 1 TMa AeaisUiK Bperte Editor WM hardly haaaaau asaaon Easily Injured Pass lip Drill (veaUMT far the flrat gama af Doh Merideth tha WarM Karlaa In Ghleaga tat Tradition Favored Yale BttlldnfES Says Surgeon In Saturday Forieeilst day. D«Mrv#dly so, I. nuppoee, but since Hartford Public aH but It waa niam Nha faathall Ma,n to Watch At Windy City chased host Manchester High School off Memorial Field last Atlantic City, N. J, Oct. 1 From tha Waathar Rnroan Saturday I have lieen taking quite a needling from people (F )-Y o u 're more easily hurt By MAJOR AMOS It MOOPLE N«ir 'York', Oct. 1 (/P)— dl«t’# Don ly ."SO,000 was anticipated to­ (t p.m. R8T)/wtll havar araimd Rr&gs and Tony Alibrio to score an upset victory. Judging gelea iurgaon aai)—The Chicago White Sox won the Writers Alliance ^ picked Coach candidates* and It Is easy to visual- Good quarterbnr.ht and Glen AlmquiRt as tha UCLA defenders charged a ing to hia statistics, are the peraturea ranging no higher than | Manage A’s the Boaton Braves, four games to Bob IngaUa' club to become the Ixe that a number of the young- fall. American l.e of three Boilermakers in tha attempt to block the hoot. over Texas Chriatlan, and for th# W L Fet. Both clubs, naturally, were con­ bnitago, UCi. 1 rreu th« writar ins' thelf three coaches. Bob ges. Red Sox manager, have been were the .incomparable A rt McGin- play their .potential In a. scrim­ ly lower. The Incidence of In- Early Wynn <22-101 will open Donovan could get a. shot in the {/*') .ports a conversation the writer Ing at of thelf three coaches. Bob 11-10 favorites whip the Los An­ able to stop them either," Hardin second straight year Georgia Tech Kayas Sportswear . . . 2 I .867 fident. But Manager Al L.op«z. cloae friend! for yeari. ley- veteraii aporte editor of the mage. Granted there ere a number tollar "I don't know until I talk with club. . The final 20-0 score In fa­ started the season off on tb# right ting but 67 home runs (low in the of the World Series, a trusted release Eddie Stanky to make him Arnold Johnson returns from his series and the opening game. coaches were high In thelf praise you to death." lete*, moat ef the Injiirle* he California 22, Texas 19 van (#-10) but the latter might haa recovered from a bruised hand vor of the-Bulldogs was Just an­ foot—or was It th# laft foot—wltli majorsi won the flag. source told the Associated Press Mrs. H. Then I'll let them (the available as coach, succeeding European trip In about a week or Odds Are Different for former MHS standouts, Dick Tranchlnl is on# of the top pass- —Th# Baltl-^all be confined to th# locker will auRtain are well worth Georgia Tech IS, Clemson 9 not get any atarting aaaignment and will start. other example of a good little Baltimore, (NEA) ringlaa of 119 and 182 for a noU- Manager Walt Alston , mean­ t<>day. Braves’ brass) know," Billy Herman, who ii expected to 10 days. Parke Carroll, the A ’s If you bet with a bookmaker, Plagge and Jack Ferrell, and .high era In the country, gaining 160 more CoIU, dafanding ehamplons ot room the recreational and rondi- Oklahoma 21, Golerade 7 In the aerlea, Outfielder Jim bandis, who 'The 60-year-old .Californian took teem (UOonn) stacking up against werthy 827 tripla. Other ina while. anawered a query about I.,oa The source, s friend of Haney’s he signed in a aimllar capacity by general manager, acknowledged the odds are slightly different so school teachers, Jim Breilnski and yards In completing 17- Of 31 the National FootbaU Laagua, plan Lata In the fourth quarter of •tloning nature of sport*, Lev­ Florida Rt. 18. Miami (Fla.) It bnper. ia not worried about hia along with shortstop buia Aparlcio over the club June 1.5, 1956. suc­ single games war# authorad by Angeles chances by pointing out connected with another major the Boaton Red Sox within a day that Johnson "has an Idea who he that the bookie geU a percenUgs ,a eo-ao big team,(Talc). Jim Morlartyi who have donated passes, one going for a touchdown. to take a tip from Khruahehev and la«, a championship game, lnthal feels. Ro. Carolina 18, Georgia 11 bullpen where Gerry Staley and give the Sox one of the fastest ceeding Charlie Grimm. After his Of eouiae 1 am not always Anna Twsrdy 112-118. Maude Car­ thsl while his Dodgers won. league club, said Hsney told him: or two. Stanky, former manager wants," but he Insisted neither he commission for handling the bets. much of their spare time to lend Maxwell was tha more proficient propagandlxa in ether lands, toe. tha Ctolta were on the march for Indiana R, Minnesota 8 Turk bown are ready to do the baae-ninning twosomes In the Braves were beaten for the flag .wrong na W«M (co-publisher of penter 112, raise Pound 111 and eight of their last 10 games for '■Win or lose. I'm through In of the Cards, is now assistant di­ nor Johnson have talked to the His odds on the series favor the a helping hand. This, qusrtet against William Jk Mary last CacTOII Roaenbloom, the ener­ tha. field goal that would tie It Northweatem 26, loisra 29 anchor work. But aUrting pitch- game, la recovering from a leg in­ by the Dodgers on the final day. The Herald) Ferguson, Rudy Heck. Vi Chapman 110. the pennant, they were .VO rector of player personnel. candidate yet. White Sox sven-8 and- for tha hardly missed a single day of prac­ Saturday, completing five of 12 for getic owner, wanU to take his for them and result in the even­ Ryraousa 21, Maryland 12 era cmild be a headache. jur^-. he steered them to two succes­ Albert- Cesvlnl, Town Clerk Ed Hunch Better** Day against the two top contenders. Haney hinted he might quit as 3. The Washington Senators "Arnold has two or three fel­ opener. 8t4-6H. This means if tice and were Joined at times by 62 yards. Tranchlnl gained S3 in padded glanU, East or West, to tual 23-17 overtime victory over Rpotty Hiirlera Plana to Plat4M>n They whipped San Francisco far back as last June. He refused sive pannants and one world Tomkiel and Benny Stewart, bar th* Giants. Johnny Units* had bopex will go with a set lineup plan to' release Pitching Coach lows In mind," said Carroll, "In you like the Dodgers, you put up Bill (Red) Ritchie., another for­ hitting five ot 10. Bimope or Asia, on a poat-aeason New Yorl (F) — Horae players Only Wynn and Shaw, once he three straight to take firsj place to discuss the matter publicly ex- championship. It wasn’t until the tender at the Walnut ReeUurant, Navy haa dlveralflcation on Its just completed a pass to Ray Ber­ except for rightfield and third CHyde (Boom-Boom) Beck but certain order ot preference." $5 to win |5. mer high school grldder who has tour that would Introduca ' pro- who are not avers* t taking a worked hia way out of the bullpen, on the next to last weekend, then mg a hunoh should have »*ere dependable atartera all aea- belted the Braves two straight In be said shout It will have to come game that hia club was eliminated ---- - . lu. ■ • • • * Matalavaga. give its two unlU a territory. The Colts called time. Jim McAnany will be in right and successor. offered a jobijn the players opener you put up 16.50 lo win -scholastic football. the world, under State Department had a field day one afternoon in aon. Pierre and Donovan, expect­ the playoff. from the front olfice." this year. $5. If you like the Dodgers you fins running game. In the opener UniUa went to the aidellne. Thia Bubba Phillips at third. With a Should Hsney quit. It would velopment pro|igram. tlnlesa additions are made to the auspices. 1961. On that day, Seltzer won at ed to be the Sox two top pltchera The White Sox clinched their Owner bou Perinl has been Haney’s expected resignation Fine Pitching. Record against B- ball betting travel to the scene of thia past summer. The popular Indeed would be a sad blow since cMicem himself with then waa his head and called beck over his Phillips, both righthanded swing­ Associated Press lias been unable none of iia blame Harry for the liam A Mary. Suffolk Down*. sider both men as starters. "Pierce The lineups for the opener wants. pat, both currently with the New the games. They make their beta in North End reildent posted a per­ for the first time In several years Meredith, who ia acclaimed board membership on three major shoulder to Ehvbank: ers, in bos Angeles regardless* of 5’ork Yankees, would succeed the to substantiate this. club's poor ahowing. It ia unfair definitely flU into the rotaUon,’’ were pretty well act some 24 The source said that Haney's the city where the game will be fect 19-0 teOord while pacing it appears that football Is on .the the nation’s top quarter’ ack In Industrial corporations, plus num- "Don’t worry. Coach. W e’ll think who pitches in order to take ad­ departed Harry Craft as manager Herman's reslgnstlon as Braves' to blame any one man for what In 16 year, o f coaching college aald bopex. But the 51-year-old hours early, bopex, figuring to wife is behind Fred's decision to played. When the aeries were ■Green Manor to the regular aeaaon ipswing at Manchester High early season estimates, was third trouii aubsidlary Intereata In the of something.' vantage of the short leftfield of the Kanaas (Tity Athletics. The coach, announced yesterday, cam# has happened to Kansas CTity." football. Dnk?’* Bill Murray shows pilot would go no ftirther than platoon at third base and In right- retire so that he can spend more played here, w# had guys from San and playoff • titles In thd Dusty School. In passing and total offense while financial world. That'a tha way it muat have BlRCk Whi(9 naming hia atarting pitcher. fence. field, tabbed shortstop buis Apar­ Francisco, (Chicago, ^ sto n , Cin­ Softball League at RoberUon • • * happened — because Roaenbloom lOfl victor!# » riis team* have lost bopex said he has never seen the playing only part of 1958 because Neighbor Dow* Road 7.19x1* 15.88 19J8 Shaw or Pierre will probably lcio, who led the majors with .56 cinnati and other cities betting Park. Coach Bemle . August's of injiirlea. He gained 952 yards tells th* atory. 40 time*. Coliseum "But I imagine It's some­ But hia neighbor down th* road hurl the second game. Pierre could stolen tmses as his leadoff man. with ua. Now a lot of the New strong comblnt fa believed to be Coaches Given Credit with 65 completions in 112 at­ 7.99x1* 17,88 ' 31.88 thing h>e Fenway Park, maybe a wa* Bert Bell, National FootbaU be the choice ao that the atubby aa usual. Then came Nellie Fox Owners Want Winner, Not Money York betters will do their busi­ the first svOr to go through the Most valuable member of this little more exaggerated.” • I Trying Period | Series Timetable tempts. League commlaaar. 9.99x19 19.88 33.88 southpaw wouldn't have to work (2B), Jim bandis (CF), Ted Klu- ness in Cflilcago and Loa Angelea. fastball ■ Iskgue uhbeatan. year's Amerlcart Legion Junior HalftMw.ks Ready Th* phon# fang. Carroll picked In the boa Angeles Coliseum with Fenway Park, home of the Bos­ xewakl (IB ), Sherm boDar (C), "W e’ll get plenty of action all As 4 part-time performer with ,New York. Oct. 1 (/P> — Radio baiMihall team, catcher Dick Avery Minnesota will have halfbacks it up. 740x14 16.88 30.88 Its menacingly short leftfield ton Red .Sox, Is famous for its Billy Goodman (3B), Al Smith Chicago, Oct, 1 (/P)— Its been a right because baseball Is a big bet­ the neighboring Burnside Dova- anil television brnadraata of the writea from ViUanova, '.‘I would Tom King and Judge Dickson '•ft'* Bert. I’m coming over.’* Rocky at 216 Pounds, fence. short leftfield fence. (LJ<'), Jim Rivera (R F ) and Wynn. trying period for White Sox Man­ DeWitt New President ting game. But it will be 60 per lettes, ^rhaps the moat ambitious ~8.9im « 18 J8 -32.88 World Series will atart at 1:45 like to thank all of the people for ready for Saturday’s gam* agalnat Bell, telling It now, aay*, " I al­ Bubba Phillips will replace ager A l 1.0pex since hl« team won cent leas than If the Yankees were softball array In the Eait, the tall, making the award possible. Most ways eat wftfi. him. He’* got th* 8.00x14 loJ A T ]F 34J8 the American Istball franehlae. Ford Frick’s offi<« said yester­ ly rompieted their 13th season ball. Without their help and faith with a aprained shoulder while a N* TraAt Reqiind The Dodgers, bunchiiig four " I would estimate he haa gotten Detroit, Oct. 1 (A’)— Bill DeWitt has a three-year contract Cub.s Ask Waivers Miami Beach. Fla., Oct. l (F)— DOUBLE RTRIKF. LEAGUE day. The radio and TV broad- with a flltta. ng 64-14-3 won. lost in my abllily this award would Oklahoma lost No. 1 right half­ Baltimore la ready for It again.” lefthanded hitters among the first 200 telephone calls In the last 48 Baltimore "la Roeenbloom’a home Former heavyweight boxing standing* as president of the Detroit Tigers and assurance from club caata will go on 15 minutes be­ and tied record. Included among have been. Impossible.".. .Clayton back JImfny Carpenter for the sea­ five batters against the righthand- hmira" from people all over the On Randy Jackson town, and Bell could talk Ilka that champion Rocky Marciano, down W L Pet. owners that they are more interested in building a winner fore the atart of the gamol. Campbell's wins were two deci­ Johnson, who claims to, be the old son/ He re-tnjur*d a hamstring MOUNTED FREE WITH OLD TIRES ON CAR ed Wynn, lead off with switch- country, requesting tickets tor the sions over iouthpaw Ted Kach- eat Legion coach In age and length bacaus* he was CarroH’a backfield to 316 ' pounds from a high of MerriU'e Market ....6 3 .667 than in making a profit ♦ ~ ~ " The first two games will be muacle. ■ • hitter Junior Gilliam (.5B). Then series. played In Chicago toda.v and Chicago, (V t. 1 (/P)~The Chica­ nowakl of. Siinaeli Rsitgurant fame of service In Connecticut, doesn" coach at Pennsylvania in 1927 and about 236, confirmed today that Gua’s Grindera ...... 5 4 .556 Does she have a prediction about "That's why I took the Job," advisory capacity for the last few Fullback Merit Shexnalldre re­ REGARDLESS OP CONDITION come Charlie Neal (2B) and left- Friday. Saturday will be a go Cuba yesterday asked waivers and another win over Cousins Bak­ hide his feelings for Mt. Nebo. '28. ha has been working out In a Correntl’a Insurance 5 4 tho series T said the 57-year-old DeWitt, who turns to Louisiana State's lineup iea Wally Moon (b F ), Duke Sni­ seasons. ^ travel day. The third and on lnflel(ier Randy .Tackson, .33, ery gnd ti'rebeUer Hank Raducha hate the place," ha stated recently, blatter of fact, he caused Bell gymnasium and said " I haven't Clark Motor# ...... 5 4 .556 "I'm hoping the Sox will heat started at the bottom and made a Club owners said they wanted to (or Its game with Baylor thli to "resign.” (Carroll had baan a der ((3F) and Norma barker fourth and fifth game. If neces­ with Intent of releasing the 10- It is not necesaary to be i “ Until this pa.st summer in the closed the door" on a comeback. Manchester Engrav'g 4 5 .444 the Dodgers four straight, hut It career out of a game he never have solid, baseball people running week after misaing the Texas good driving halfback for two (R F ). Gil Hodgea (IB ) bata sixth, sary, will he played si lais An­ year veteran unconditionally. finals of the State Tournament ‘Sure. I ’ve had the gloves on Ponticello A Sons .. .2 7 .222 may take five of six." mathematical genius to figure out Christian game. John Lane moved yeara. He almost quit Penn to ac­ followed by John Roaeboro iC ), played. the organization. None of the ma- g le s , Sunday, Oct. 4, Monday, Jackson, who started his big hitting the bag In a g>’mna*lum * Market I'xpex has made no public pre­ that Cempbell's overall record to had never won a game at Nebo.” . to the No. 1 fullback spot In Mar company Marty Brill to Notre Match results; J^errlH' ALL WEATHER Maury Wills (SS) and, Craig. Owners of the Detroit club, at Jorltv stockholders will hold office. Oct. 5, and Tuesday. Oct. 6. league career with the Cuba In (In Ocala), but I haven’t sparred," Grinders diction shout the outcome. How­ laled.a whopping 38 wins and only Tjie West Hartford nine was the Dame. A echlant developed on the 2, Clark Motor* 1: Gus's This .56th aeriea, to be tele­ their annual board rneetin,! yes­ DeWitt began his baseball ca­ Wednesday, Oct. 7. will be a 19.50, batted .243 in 41 Cub games qiiette's hackfleld. Marciano aald. "If I were making ever, a lady who should kiiow three defeat#. Oulte a feat In any first Connecticut team in 33 years coaching ataff, with on* faction 2, Ponticello A Son* 1; Correntl cast and broadcast natinnall.V terday. reorganized the structure reer In 1916 as an office boy for travel day. Th* sixth and this year. He played with the to compete in the National Tour­ aeribua moves for a comeback. I'd Insurance 2, Mancheater Engrav- claims he feels the White Sox will Branch Rickey, then with the old Cubs ifrom 1950 through 19.55 when lype of competition. agalnat inviting Roaenbloom back (N B C ), Is the second for Wynn. of the front office and made De­ sex’enth games, If necessary, nament-■ R>'-''ty Sernton, new be sparring, wouldn’t 17" ing 1. win in five or six games. W itt the Tigers’ fourth president St. Louis Browns. DeWitt went he was traded to the Brooklyn to play his Mnior yaar, 8o Bell It's the third for Craig. will be played In Chicago, coach of ths Dllworth-Cornell- Ed Mathews Wins quit. And Carroll spent the fall The 36-year-oId Marciano, who Noteworthy singles; Don Par- Wynn, at ‘39. the winningest in three years. They reportedly with Rickey to the St. Louis Car­ Thursday, Oct. 8, and Friday, Dodgers. Help. Equipmcnl Needed Qiisy Post. No. 102 team, still can't ratlrad undefeated four years ago. dinals later that year. The Dodgers traded Jackson to scrimmaging on the acrub*. row 141 and Bd Slowlk 1.t7. 8A.NDY KOWAX DANNY McDEVmr (271) pitcher still st work in the are paying him $50,000 a year 4>ct. ». Apparently the time has arrived get over his appointment. "It is "Ha wa* a terrifically aggree- said there's an unusual situation In Worked with Yanks the Cleveland Indiana last year September Award majors, was 0-1 with Cleveland in and offered to let him purchase All games will be telecast In for th# powers in charge to,add to one of ths greate.st honors I have slva player,” reealla HeU, "with )M>xing now. Twenty years later,, DeWitt or­ and he was acquired by the Cubs the 1954 Series, won by the Giants Eligible Players stock in the club. color, NBC said. the football coaching staff at Man­ ever received and I will do my great desire and ambition. And ’There was a big upset in the TIRES Klippstein Dark Horae ganized a group to purchase tne The announcers will be: from C levelAd last May 4 in sx- Cinclnneti, Oct. 1 (F) — Eddie . In four games. "It was the perfectly logical, chester High School. Three men beat to maintain the wonderful rec­ that'* why th* Colts are #o au*. last fight (Ingemar Johansson'* Browns. He and his brother, Television, Jack Rrickhouse change for pitcher Boh Rmith. Mathews, whose hitting helped the Previotis Experience Chicago. Oct. 1 (;P)-H ere Is a normal thing to do," said one of the present number of paid Rad ord complied over the years."... ceasful. He brlnga them th* earn* thlrd-rqund knockout of Floyd Cniarles, sold controlling Interest In of Chicago and Vince Scully of Oh yes, I'll take the Chicago Milwaukee Braves gat into the Na­ Patterson). It change* the picture. 10-PIN Bmith, also on that '54 Indian ll.sttng of the 25-man squads of the majority stockholders, Kenyon and White coaches—simply cannot qualities.” . , _ the club to Bill Veeck In 1951. 'De- Los Angeles, White Sox over the Los Angeles tional League playoff, yesterday When Ball flrat "told” Roaen­ " I 'haven't closed th# door,” he Alston Plenty Worried team, which Lopex managed, the Chicago While Sox and I.os Brown. "The simple desire to have Charlotte, N. C.— Bert Whltf- handle the ever Increasing number a winning baaeball team dictated W 'U Joined the New York Yan- Radio, Msl Allen of New Dodgers In the World Series start- was named winner of the loop’ bloom he . waa an N F L owner, add*(l. “ How can you not listen BOWLERS Oral baseman Karl Torgeaon, who Angeles Dodgers eligible for the l;ees as assistant general manager York, and Rynim Saam ot Phll- hurat. 192, Baltimore, stopped of candidates out for the sport player-of-the-month award for the more." today — asy In six games. Carroll ahruggad. "Okay, you get when people talk about a million played with the 1948 Braves; and World Series, in 19.54 and In December l'J.56 was sdelphis. Tunnv Hunsaker, 186, Fayetteville, since the sohwol abandoned it# dou Ing September. Gehringer Resigns W. Va., 10. me the coach and the manager. and two million dollars U’ Ebonite “ Custom” baltR Lollar, with the 1947 New York white Sox: Pitchers — Rodolfo named to administer hwseosll'a Mathews, the Braves third base- And* I’ll go see them play when I Would ha like to fight'.Tohana- About Dodgers’ Staff Stepping out as president of the Yankees, are the only other.. S o x ^ rla s , Dick Donovan, Barry Lat- $.5t)0,000 minor league fund. man, received 20(4 votes from the can." . aon ? mad# for you. With free 6.7021$ wlth aeries experience. / man,. Turk Lown, Ken McBride, club is Harvey Hansen. 63, whose The hiring of DeWitt answers sport* writers snd broadcasters He waa kidding himaelf. Roaen­ "That’a a tough question. I f I TUBED Craig, 28, coming, b^ck this R^y Moore. Billy Pierce, Boh resignation, along with that r?f j one of the principal criti;isjn'< of who make up the selection com­ bloom took a perfunctory Interest were still fighting, sure I'd like to imprint of your name on Chicagro, Oct. 1 In a role as fitting as fins on fish, season after losing 17 In theishaw. Gerry Staley and Early Vice President Charles Gehringer, Maloney Helps Indians the Tigers In recent seasons/ that mittee. one season and the <301ta were fight him. I never ducked any­ a minora last year, ia 1-1 in aeries wynn: Inflelders - Luis Apari- was made public yesterday. tnere were no baseball nejple st Fans Stayed in Line All ISiffhl the 1 >8 Angeles Dodgers went into the World Series today Roger Craig, pitcher for the pen­ perfunctory team. The next year, body.' But right now that's a tricky ball. declsions. He was a winner lil j cio. Norm * Cash. Sam Eapo.sito, t’,ie top, level. Since the owners slightly favored— to lose. But this curious club had at least Hansen had been president since nant-winning Loa Angelea Dodg­ he took a personal hand In hiring question." 1956, when the Dodgers beat the Nellie Fox, Billy Goodman. Ted one element in its favor: It’s as unpredictable as a baseball April 1957 and Fred Knorr was. took over In October 1966, there er*, finished second with 14 *-4 votes. new eoach, Weeh Bwbank, end Marciano said he had been Bowling Shoes, Bage, Shirts. Yankees for their lone world Klusxewaki. Bubba Phillips and has been no one person actively After Erroneous Ticket Report Open League Schedule dancing in Chicago's fahled winds.* — president for six months prior to ..Dodger shortstop Maury Wills re­ seeing to it that th* team began to "Playing a lot of golf, doln_' a lit­ championship. Then lost in '56, Earl Tofgeaon; Outfielders - - Jim Hansen’s term.-Knorr became the heading up the business of ninnlng ceived four votes end one went to stock new' player*. He promised And If anything distressed the Alston stopped for a moment, tle ewimmlng and laying off Trade when the Yanks got it back.. Landis, Jim McAnany, Jim Rivera Chairman Frank Bonellt of ths Dodgers, It was their own pitch­ first president when a syndicate the club. Loa Angeles. Oct. \ (Ah—A linet* By PAT BOLDUC the Chicago Cubs' Ernie Banks. Baltimore a championship In five apaghetti.” | NASSIFF ARMS then made one of the 'more .eur- The White Sox, who, have won Slid Al Smith; Catchers - - Earl purchased the club for $5,500,000 "D e W itt la the boss.” aald Fel- of World Series-fevered fans County Board of Supervisors tald: Mathews hit 11 home runs In the yeara. In the fifth year, 1968, they or mAnches'ieb ing — and not somebody's plck- prising pre-aeriea remarks. five pennants, have a 2-J. World Battey,' Sher)h I^llar and John (m ) .in 1956. He replaced Walter zer "H e’s rnnnHlg the half club waited through the Crisp night for Policy of Understanding ■ Defipito a poor won. lost and tied record a Braves’ September drive. He had 1016 M AIN RT.— MI 9-1647 TURELESS Ing- "I'll tell you something,’' he made It. (Chicago— thek Tigar, 160, Liver­ Series record, winning In 1906 and Romano., Manager — Al Lopez. (Spike) Brigg's Jr., whose family and we have great faith he can the ticket windows at the Coli­ .30 hits In 95'times at bat, drove In He knowt,” aay*.Bell, "what’e HOUSE o r SPORTR Advised that a poll of sports said. "Johnny Ktippateln could be " I am ativocatlng a policy of tiis the return ^ ^ 2 lettermen and several pool, England, outpointed Joey Gl- 1917 before the infamous Black Coaches <— Ray Berres, John sold the club to the syndicate build a winner In Detroit." seum to open today. .^tential of tl^e 1959 25 run* and finished «* the going on within hi* ball club. Black While writers covering the series made the dark horse in this aeriea. He's greatest understanding among have Meriden fans buzzing over Sox lost the 1919 series to Cin­ Cooney, Tony Cticcincllo and Doh headed by Knorr. Brown and LVWltt himself wouldn’t be pln- Some had been there aince Tues­ league’s home run champion. That's what seta him apart." ardello, 162, Roeedale, N. ‘T-., 10. the While Sox favorites. Dodger? had a sore back, you know, and county department heads on ths edititfn of the Maloney High School football team. Apparent- cinnati. Gutterldge. Trpiiner — Ed Froe- Board Chairman John Fetzer. ibcd down on the Tigers, who have day night. Craig won four games for the A myth has bean built up that ■i.-SOxH Manager Walt Alston gave a sug­ he's hardly pitched at all. But it's lich. matter of radio and television sets Iv there Ir.ibund reasoning for such» The Dodgers are 1-8 In previ­ Although Hansen and Fetzer tinished In the American League's ' Ah erroneous report that the Dodger* during September when after the.1955 aeaaon, Roaenbloom gestion of a chuckle and said: Just his back, and not hia pitching, Dodgers: Pilchers - - Chuck in the various offices diiring the fipttmlsm after the Spartane wal­ finest passers and ninnarS, will 6.70xl'5 1 6 ” 2 0 ” ous series. .This is their first aald Gehrin^er'a term "Just ex­ first division only twice since tickAl sale would begin yeaterday they alao put on the stretch drive was going to fir* Ewbank. "Well, that'll hardly be anything that's been keeping him out. Churn, Roger Craig, Don Drys- rerles." loped a weak Middletown eleven direct a backfield comprising full­ ' '"■T’ new. We've been picked to lose a II chance since the shift to Los pired -like everyone else's did at 19.50. morning started the fana gathei- that overhaiiled the Sart,Franciaco Not ao," aays tha still trim dale, Johnny Klippstein, Sandy It will- be up to teachers end 84-6 In the eeaaon's opener.-. back Don Maleto (170) and half­ . Very Impreeeed Angeles from Brooklyn two years the end of the year." It was •All I know is that we finished Ing early. When they learned 'hat Qiant*. He' allowed only five Colt boa*. "'Weeb had hit waak- 8.00x14 Along. I saw in the paper that the Koufax, Clem Lablne. Danny Mc- principals to decide whether class­ backs Nell McCollom (160) and " I was very Impressed with the »KO. learned that Gehringer was dia fourth this year and lost more they had stayed In line all night Coach Ed McGee brings his earned run* -In 44 2-3 innings of nest. Every coach, you know, gets HARTFORD ROAD 7.1 Ox LI 1 8 “ 2 2 ” odds were 6-5.against ua. hut I Devilt, Johnny ■ Podrea. Larry room television eels will he turned sophomore Bobby Chester (X45). way he threw in the bullpen in the The aeries moves to the Nation­ satisfied with the way the eluh games than we won,” he said. "W e for' nothing, they got prelty speedy outfits to Memorial Field work during th* month. married to certain players. But can't Comment on that because the Sherry and Stan- Williams; In- on. A school official said:' Both McCollom and Cheeter tal­ last game o. two. In fact, in the al League park Sunday, after a wa.a being operated. The-best sec­ have to do much better than that. angry and police had to he ca'Ietl. Saturday aftenioon to help the W ill* hit .373 for the Dodgers in Weeb'a over that." White Sox ir * a. team I've never fieldera Junior Gilliam, Gil "W e suspect that 8 lot of set? lied two touchdowns against Mid­ 8..'»0xl4 ■ last playoff game with Milwaukee, day off for travel, for the third, ond baseman In the club's history Once we find nut what Is wrong Still available were about 9,000 Maacb'eater ’’ Indiaps Inaugurate September and -Banks was a 340 Bluat in Opinion seen. Hodgea. Charlie Neal, Maury Wilts will be working this morping. Of­ dletown, with three of the scores 7.60x15 2 0 ” 2 4 ” Not Afraid he was the man I was going to fourth and, If necessary, fifth and s member of the Hall of with our organization, we'll set tickets to each game to be sold In ■ Iheir CCIL schedule. Opening hitter for the • Chihe • with 21 runa Roeanbloom la Munt in hia opin­ ENTERPRISES and Don Zimmer; Outfielders - ficially, though, there will be an coming*"on rune of 48, ,30 and 6,5 "I will say this, though: I'm throw in there if 8tan Williams games. If It goes six or seven Fame, Gehringer hea served In an about to try and rempdy It." ^ atripa of three. Jtickog Is scheduled at 2 o'clock. A batted In. ion' of how a team should 1M run. games; they'll he played in Comis- Don Demeter, Chuck Esaeglan. attempt to conduct acl^ool busl- year ago the two rivals battled yards. certainly not afraid of something pitched one more ball to Joe Ad­ A Dodgers spokesman- said It Bwbank, for Instance, la a notori- INCORPORATED key Park, after another day off Ron Fairly, Car) Furlllo, Norm to a 8-fl stalemate In the Silver A fter scouting . Maloney laat I ’ve never seen. And 1 still have cock after they loaded .the bases in looks like the 94,600-seat Coltaeum outly excitable sideline coach. for travel. Larker, Wally Moon, Rip Repulski City. ' Friday night Rad and White 270 HARTFORD ROAD—TEL. MI 9-4168 confidence that this club of ours the nth." will be sold out for the Dodgers- W ork on Drifr.nar No coach In the N F L ," #*ys Brand New First Une It's the Dodgers’ sprawling and Duke Snider; Catchers Joe Lack |4ne Depth coaches have been concentrating will be hard to stop. These fellas Williams gbt out of that Jam, White Sox games to be played In Carroll, “ aheuld be'allowed on the Oillseum, seating 94.000 or so Plgnatano and John Ro.seboro. on defenalng the Spartana' tre­ have worked like craxy all yfar. and won the game, ao there was no Loa Angelea, beginning Suntiay. If the Spartans do- have a Storra, Oct.. 1 (F)— Th# Univer­ field during th# gam*. .They should for baseball, which should make Manager - Walt Alston. Coaches Lone Man in Bleacher Line Sport Schedule mendous speed to the outside. Mc­ an-oM vaiuabla in neUaf. Chlengo'a American; and Bob Jtl8,. R o it ‘Daplewlrx 116 and ing tha ssriea to s « r or hsor the High footbair vg Watt, 1-Me­ 7M FAlW BR *T;--MAj)iCmBetBR TtL M l »-8819 ■VBBT WEDNESDAY CABH and CARRY CH 6-6561 Hllma MrComh .110 turned In the lis FoUaiyibea 124 and Dorothy gama. \ the uBiial World Sariaa ma- ' Starting Baeidleld- i tr M gUrtai. aiMl lent, ha wight Hontar • ( tha. Loa Angelea Bx- gamofi- morial Tield. week'* top single game eflerti. Frey 118, Th a arowd, (or tlM Moot nantoaa. ^uaiiarbaelr Bruce Melloy. Hw* •at ha foafl (or ■ eoupla a( flajFS.* Mnlntr. geuBd Junior and one of tho C d L 's fl- PAGE TWENTY-TBlll m MANCHEOTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN:. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1, 198# MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1. 71 72 Hooses for Solo 71 Ho for Sole 72 L ots fee Bole f M TWKNTY-TWO Hoose for Sole 72 Hooses fer Sale 71 HeasM for Sale BoilOnf MAtAilalo HooschoM Goods 51 Ko« bs WltlieBt Board 69 tw Root MANfTHEfITCR 78 Whitney Rd. 18 ACRES, i j m ft, ftontage. Men- BY FAGALY sn4 SHORTEN -MANCHESTER — New listing. SOUTH WINDSOR MANCHESTER AND rheater-Bolbm Use, (Ubfng GsimgS' STTtcB-^torRgs 10 I'HERE OUGHTA BE A LAW QUAKER SPACE heater, will heat flOQIlf FOR lady ar gantlemaii. SIX ROOMS, « down, 3 up. 11 Main s ix ROOM Cape, Beware edwel Neat 8 finished room, Cap* Cod USED LUMBER and bulUMt su^ area, fireplace, ceramic bath, Beautiful 6 room colonial, I large with garage, eecnrld floor, unfln- $11,000 Lawrence F. tfleae. HMi- pUas, Oenerml Electric Sot water 4^6 rooms, with electric pump. Near Ckenay's. kitchen privilege a. 8t. Inquire Chaf’a Dinar. Avail­ bedrooms, 3(4 bathe, full dining (Bordering Em I Hertford VICINITY ere. Ml 8-3788. Paul P. Plano, MI NEW 1-CAR mimoBry ««aic#. Reasoasbia, Ml 8-8064. air conditioner npetalra, excellent lahed. Excellent enclosed porch ■toracc. fumaea, alectrte hot waUr heat- liiquiro 334 Charter Oak. MI able Oct. 1st. room, Hrvlng room and kitchen, 3 end Manchester) with heat. I^tige beaiiUfiil lot with 8-0488. ______Avallablo for caro or S-SMA. CH e-4137. neighborhood, b ^ offer. S. A. $ 4,800—Andover—3 room cottMS. CLASSIFIED Larfo parkInK area. I^ocated at an , aoll plpea, galvanised elpa, AUTHORIZED BY BANK Beechler, Realtor, Ml 3-9969 or tireplecee, knotty pink heated rec­ fireplace, 3 acres on Hon tree. Priced below FHA apprais­ wtndowa, doora. Choman H o w - reation room, built-in bar. oaitalde al. Qttick fx-cupancy. Phone MI North School St. Call cvonlnfa, VMOWMOCKieFFA TO SELL PLBAI^ANT l a r g e heated room, SubnrtMui for Rent, 66 W'. R. Smith, MI 9-8983. A HOME OF YOUR OWN ' River. Owner will finance. ANIX)VF,R IAJCE-3 kito OB Wood- MI S-U47. wracMng, Stock Place. Open dally 8 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS ______a_' II — patio awnings corr.blnetlon win­ ! $10,800 Andover—4 finished 6 room $-8373. Brae-Bum Realty, ootiPit OF L t m n i free parking, on bus line. 148 dows! Large outdoor fireplace. H o e MONTHLX COMPLETE eide l-ane, 8860. MI i-MK. 8:80 U> 7 p.m. Saturday 8-4 OF FURNITURE Canter St., Ml 8-8002, ROCKVILLE—4 rooms and mod­ SOUTH WINDSOR. 79 Laurel St. rape. 180x300 lot. advertising AND It TMROUOM Call t-3803. S room ranch, extra large kitch­ COVENTRY*” B *~r^ "home, ftill'; A APPLIANCES em bath, unfumlahed, cold flat, also imall ■*;*»>• ^ ' ' ‘ ' ^ L r r r L E OR NO CASH INVOLVED „iB o o ‘",;„„ch eeter-4 % flniehed 6 Motorcycles—Werf lot 11 PORTMf Dtrf HAt FOR UNPAID BALANCE p l e a s a n t h e a t e d room near en. built-in oven, screened porch, baeement, oil heat, ameirita drive, | ’ newly redecorated, bot water, near • mm > WEEKS OCCUPANCY room Cape. Aeaume 98# month- $1,000 down, assume 4<4% mort­ Resort PpoperfF for Bile 74 CLASSIFIED ADVKRTISMENT DEPT. HOURS IMPTIEM AMItTAMIt Diamonds— Watches— MONTHLY TERMS $18.88 bath for 1 or 3 gentlamen. M High center. $80 monthly. Accept one half acre lot. Excellent tinanci' j BMW—1»U MbDEL 600 OC, cxtraa. A Gorgeous Living Room Suita available. Marion E. Robertaon, Priced et onlyjd MODELS TO CHQOSB gage. 181 monthly. $I0.800 toll!-— nneralT IDlieiFlIlMW 48 it. ' ' . child. TR 5-7984. 'rice, Clifford Hansen. R e a lto r,; CRYSTAL LAKB-^roOT oelM ^ 8:15 A.M. to 4:80 P.M.- ' L(OW mlleafc, $SM. Ml S-7430 after Jew elrv with Mohawk Rugs, Tables, Lamps, Broker. M 8-695$. $31,800 R. F. Dlmock Co., MI I DECORATED TO TOUR CHOICE near Parkway. 4 or 8 room price, ROCKVILLE—Park St. Four •oom 9-8248 or Robert D. Murdock. MI - « "r • xn $-:2453. Evenlnga MT 9-8793. with sunporch. half batli, com* 6. LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler, re- Smoking- Stand, Hassock, and Pie- ..■472 Split levelslavela with 38 full baths,batto, I home. 1(4 betha. Shade treee, pletely mrnlened. Immaenlatat tures. A Charming Bedroom Suita Apertmenta— Fiat*— apartment with heat, adult« only. IS LAKE STREET—7 room Co­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR C L A S H E D ADVT. ■ ■ expertly bedroomsledr end rec, room at $18,800. amesite drive. $3,800 easumee n e w T i s t i n g outaide fireplace, beach rights. ROT'S BICYCLE 86’’ . Olrl* bicycle with a Scaly Posturepedlc Mattress $78 month. TR 6-B138., lonial, IH batha, acreened porch, MONDAY Thni FRIDAl I*;M A ^ .—SATURDAY » A ^. 86". Recently overhauled and Tuesday Tenements 63 attached garage, beautifully 'and- n - MANCHESTER. Six room 881 monthly paymenta. Could be eaaliy wlnterlxad, $4,106. law. Thursday eveningly and Matching Box Spring. Pillows, ANDOVER—Four room, furnished, Ranch, 3 batha. Attached garage. 4 individually atyled I bedroom Andover Ijske - 8 room 8 room Cepe, 1 unfinished. 13x18 Tom Minor, Broker, RockvlUe, TR painted. Call MI A-4AM. Rugs, Boudoir Lamps. Dresser Set f u r n is h e d 3 room apartment, ■caped lot, 103x913. Immediate i k Spruce Street MI 0-4887, lakefront, year 'round cottage. occupancy. Merlon E. - Robertson, Wall to wall carpeting. Dispoatl, ranchaa from $14,800 to $18J00, alt Cepe. $ poeeible bedrooms. living room, fireplace, combln4tln«i 8-8042. ______. PLEASE READ YOUR AD and Pictures. A Complete Kitchen firft floor couple preferred. CaU with full beseroent, oil hot water Newly - painted. 88x398 lot. September-June. M> 9-0315, V I Broker, i n 3-898$. refrigerator, stove, inejuded. windows, amesite drive. 90x138 lot. BOY'S COLUMBIA bike, ISO, with a Gorgeous Dinette Set. Frost MI 9-38M between 8-9 p.m. $19,800. R. F. Dlmock Co.. XO heat, tile baths, formica countara, Drilled wall. n , ar <*WBat Ads” or* takea eT«r tk« phoB* m a fob* 9-8747. Call BU »-6066. Garden—Farm—Dairy Fres Refrigerstor. Combination TWO-FAMILY, centrally located. 9-8345. ample cabinets. The minimum lot $11,000 Coventry.-Bolton Lin# -8 Thle home le In excellent condi­ SQbtirban for Sola 7S .hould r f d hh ad th. W T DAY IT Range Vacuum Cleaner. Dinner TWO FRON” * rooms, heated apart­ ■ize la 100x300 feet (half acre) fully room colontal. garage, 1 acre, Prodneta , 50 ments, bedroom set, kitchen eet, ROCKVILLE—24 Grove. Well fur­ 4'4-8 roome. I years old. Hot tion. APPKARS aad RBPORT ERRORS la ttm* for lh« a««l ta»«r- Set, Silverware Set, Linoleum and nished 3-room apartment. Inquiry m — BOLTON—New egtra large accredited VA and FHA. shade trees, large garden. STAFFORD-a ''room ranch, part gas stove and refrigerator. Apply water heat, natural finish, ame­ Uoa TR* Herald l« reepoaelble for only ONE leeorrect « oa^U ^ HlUiness Senrlces Offered 13 GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, Kitchen Cabinets. If Needed an first floor. Apt. 9. site drive, combination wlndowe, Capa. 1 acre wooded lot. Very large $11,300 Manrheeter—8 room Cep.. Selling or Buying Call a/one front, fireplace, oil wwiot AatMeiMOOK epertment 4, 10 Depot Square. An excellent choice for thoee S Z rttM HlTaay adwHiwaaent fuid Aea only to tlio eateat of a ItOONI.OMI HIAtUf mealy, first quality. Place your Extra Maple BelJroom is Available 2-car garage with attached patio, bedrooms, full basement, gar» , 1 car gare|,e. amesite drive, porch, large 2-car garage, axeai* "make eood" iBoeiUoB. Erroro which do not leoaen the ra**^ order now. MI 4-0604. 248 Avery with Bedding.. Ruga, Lamps, Etc. builtin stove arid oven, $18,000. The short of cash needing homes quick city utilities. Buf line, PAUL .1, rORRENTI lent condition. oiUy $14,006, Torn CONNIE'S TV and Radio Sendee, OFFICI BOV FOQ large lot, Muet be seen to be i>- 2 T S f r S ? S j ^ ^ ^ l l aot bo corrected by r»od- lawirtloa. available all hdura. Satiafactlon St.. Wapplng. ______The Bank Has Atithorliwd to fiell Summer Homes for Rent 67 preciated. Priced for quick sale. in etoTe and oven. $18,000. The R- ly -and at a reasonable monthly 1174 200 Hebron near Bolton - 9'4 Minor, Broker, RockrlDe, TR TMt WMOtl tTAFFf . TWO-ROOM furnished apartment. Real Esiata, Broker MI 8 .888.1 guaranteed. Call MI 9-1815____ All or Part. 108 Birch Street. $28,090. Call MI 9-0379. F. Dimock Co.. Ml 91-8846. rate room ranch, be.ement gwag* ,8.8043. ______MeINTOSH DROPS. While they SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT FOUR ROOM furnished cottage for BI _11 I. 4 AAtdtt. $14,800—Hebron — 8 miles from TOUR COOPERATION WDJL PbDUR'SANDING and teflnlaf.lnt. last. Pick In your own container, ONLY AT YOUR CONVENIENCE SDC ROOM tenement for rent. All rent Available now through June MANCHESTER — Sturdy new 6 rv—MANCHESTER—Large 4 room ** *'* MencheMar. 7 room older wnJJNGTON—$ bedroom ranch, BE APPRECIATED Dial Mi 3-2711 Spedalialnt In old floora. MI 50C half bushel. 280 Bush Hill Rd. ’ DAY OR NIGHT Improvements. - Apply 98 Foster 1st. PI 2-7658. room Garriaon Colonial. Ihi baths, ranch, built in 1953. Expandable dtrectfone. home.home, Iere>larg. chtek^chicked coop.eonp 8 oil heeeboard heat. larg* pisR<7* PHONE SAMUEL ALBERT hot water heat, full inaulation, attic, basement garage, plestered windows, jot 4$6x$00 ft, Nlealy 9-6760. St. Call Ml 3-7340. GLENN ROBERTS acres. BOLTON-VERNON HARTFORD. CH 7-0358 Wanted to Rent 68 plastered walla, fireplace with walls, forced hot water heat, 114,900 Vernon —Bolton line. Cue- wooded. $13,500 Small down pav- Uost and Found Automobiles for Sale 4 Fertilizers 50-A If you have no means of' trans­ t h r e e ROOM heated aparti.ient paneled wall, knotty pine ''■W- amesite drive, convenient to REALTORS AND INSURERS torn 8 room Ranch, Plastered ment. Tom Minor, Broker. Rock* koRTENSEN TV. Bpedallaed RCA portation. I'll send my auto for "Oablee.” 118 Main St. $85, Three nets. Large shade treea.^ Owner achools, shopping and tranaporta- walls Baeement garage. Patio. 4 year old. 8 room ranch, hot mie, TR 8-6042. ' 1958 VOLVO, 4 apeed tranamlaalon. CHICKEN MAIfURE. Sifted to ac­ WANTED to rent, option to buy, MI 4-1631 any time water heat, fireplace, ceramic tile teledatoD, aendee. Ml 9-4e4l. you. No obligation. room apartment, 464 Main St., 5>i Or 6 room ranch, tbwn llmita ,and builder. MI 8-4880. .tlon. Priced reasonably at $14,800 Assume 4'4% mortgage. IX)ST—Men’a eyejtlaaaee. Call Ml . .10 mllea yallon, like new. MI JOHN M IL L ta commodate hand spreaders. Dry bath.^I.airge lot with hrbok, patio. CRYSTAI. IJtKE —Cape Cod, • POOTLMO, OHM, A _ L —B— E—R—T— ’S $58. MI 9-5229, 9-5. About $110 monthly. Call Mr. F*"l??m'^k" Jr Member of th. Real Eetat. BoaH | $18.$00 Bol^^ Cen,er-^(4“ "■ room A-7S6A.______9-9783. M A M'RUBBISH Removal Sent ^ahd sacked for convenient storage $16,800—8 ROOM home, 8-4-1. 2-car view 114,900. years old, $ rooms. oU baasboard ice. Full time. ReeldenUal com itad carrying. Comer Summer and 43-45 ALL'YN ST., HARTFORD FOUR ROOM apartment with heat, Kali, Ml 3-1508 liefore A '’o.m. Robert D. Murdock, MI 3-8472. Commerce of , , , ^ OPEN NIGHTS THL. 8 P.M. CH 2-4292 after 5. ■ - garage, amesite drive, nicely Older heat, fireplace, cabinet Uteben, f o u n d —DOn, moetly Boxer, vi­ merdai, Industrial, Attica cellars, McKee, i n 8-8971. hot water and gaa tor looking, landscaped grounds. In excellent ARTHUR A. KNOFLA etc Immacidata. Aluminum cinity Birch Motintain Rd., Bol­ 1950 FORD, 4-door black, 1148. IS yards. lawp mowing oigh grass SAT 8 P.M. large 7 room c ^ . Large electric refrigerator and gaa condition. Muet be teen. Call Paul HILLSIDEMANOR Vernon - glalsed In porch. 'Nro-car ga storms arteeian well, 113,306. Tom ton. Call MI 9-0964.______^ Diviaion St. MI S-01B9. cut. Indnerator barrels.. Ml «-9767 Help Wanted—F^emnl* 35 Situations Wanted— Male 39 CLEAN COW manure, $5-$10 loads. Choose your own high wooded lot. SDC ROOM Garrison Colonial, 3 ' Realtor Moving-Tracking— Also w o ^ sawing. MI 9-8731, WALNUT TWIN bedroom set con­ ■tove. 393 monthly. CaU MI 9-4071 COUPLE WOULD Uke 3-4 room J, Correntt. MI 1-5888. fireplecas, large garage. Excep­ rage. Brook, 388x300 lot. Minor. Broker, Rocitrlll#, TR 1958 RED INTERNA'nONAL LI 80 Storags 20 EXPERIENCTJD man will prune, sisting of 2 twin beds, springs and from 8-7 p.m. only. unfurnlahed rent. MI 9-8490. For your new Ranch. Split, or ' «• $18,800 Andover- 6 room danch, 8-5042 ______IX)ST — Called-, cpt. named Tam­ REUPHOLSTERY, slip covers ■ REGISTERED nurse or licensed MI 8-7804. ' . , SEVEN ROOM EngUah colonial, lonial R. F. Dlmock Co. Xfl tional condition, $28,9«). Warren MI 8-5440 MI 9-6988 my. vicinity Lake St. Vernon-Man- platform truck, good tirea. Wllll- drapciica custom made. Free practical nurae, part or full-time, plant and transplant your ever­ mattresses, large dresser with Howland Realtor. Xfl $-110$. tached garage. 13.900 a«aume« mantic, AC 8-9849, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. LneaJ. FOUR ROOM tenement, firet floor, FOUR OR FIVE room unfumlahed centrally located, iVi bathe, mod­ 9-5346. CRYSTAL LAKE — Capa Cod. 4 cheater line. MI S-069S. ttmates. Open evenings for yo-ir 8-11, Vernon Haven Convalescent greens and shrubs. Call MI 8-6144 mirror, also vanity with mirror. Bleaell St., $70. MI 9-5229 till 5 ernised 'kitchen, garage, recently 4>4% mortgage. moving, packing, storage. Law Flo were—N nrsei*yvStock 50-B All In excellent condition. Owner rent, first floor, or duplex. Young ELLINGTON-8 room ranch, fire­ $16,700 B olton- All atone. 8*4 year home, large Uvtng rooai, din­ 1950 a-DOOR Ford aedan, aa la. convenience. P A M Upholstery Hospital. Vernon Center. TR after 6 p.m. p.m redecorated. 8. A. Beechler, Real­ VI—BOLTON—8 room overelzed ing room, kitchen, 3 hedwoina, FOUND—Male English Setter pup Shops, 807 N. Main St. Ml 9-6324. ratea on lone dutanca moves to breaking up home due to death couple with Infant. MI 3-3888. place, city utilltlei, newly p ^ t - room ranch. Two fireplaces, 3 Asking |50 or beat offer. Ml 48 atataa. Ml s-oiST. 5-2077. PE6n IES— Reasonable. .Japanese tor. xn 8-8989 or W. R. Smith, xn cape. % acre lot. Excellent con­ recreation room. • footad-deaa py. vicinity Emerson St. Call l^e In family. Price reasonable. Call NEW 8 ROOM duplex. S bedrooms, dition. $18,900. The Ri F. Dlmock ed, $12,900. aifford Haneen. Real­ acres, view. W.arden, MI 3-8594. 9-8279 after 8. TYPEWRITERS — Repaired, rent DoKS““ 31rd9—Pets 41 red and white, semi-double, pink 9-8952. tor, Xfl 3-2453. evenlnga Xfl 9-8791. patio, nicely landscaped, fSraga, Fracchia, Dog WANTED—Cleaning woman 2 or MI 3-4884, 9-12 nooh, 1-4 p.m. garage. Adult temtly or Indivi­ Farm and Land for Sale 71 Co., xn 9-8346. $16,900 Bolton — .18-acres, large MANCHESTER etc. lin.soo. BetMhg. boatUff. ed, sold and serviced 4'T9 B double. Free Iris roots. Come^pniy brook, 4^room Ranch. Pony PRIVATE OWNER—1989, Oldsmo- three days a week. Call. MI DACHSHUND, AKC registered, 12 evenings MI 9-2178. . duals aharing. Ml 8-40M after 8. 4(4- ROOM SINGLE home, prime fiehlng. A quiet, pretty n o t. Tom FOUND—German Shepherd, fe­ Middle Turnpike. MI 9-8477. Painting-Papering 21 9-8213. this week. Baron’s Burnt Hill STAFFORD—An exceptionally fine Vni-MANCHESTER —New BV4 SOUTH WINDSOR — 8(4 room bam. riding stable poealbllltlee. Reduced for quick eale. Munro male. brown and black. Call L^e blle,'Dynamic 88 Celebrity sedan, Weeks old, black and tan male, Rd.. Hebron, AC 8-9080. west side location, fireplace, large ranch, fireplace, excellent condi­ Minor, Broker, Rockville, TR low mileage, hydramatlc, power dairy farm, 7 room house, large kitchen with dining area, recrea­ room, iranch. basement garage. $17,900 Builder’, loss. Parkway St. Immaculate 7 room English Co­ Fracchia. Dog Warden. MI 8-8594. TAMKIR TREE Removal - land THOMAS HARRISON - PalnUng inoculated and wormed, CSiam- Mnsical Instrnmcnts 53 a v a il a b l e 8 room duplex, Oct. tion. Tree. $18,900. Clifford Han­ »4-mlle, Tolland. t.,arg. 7 room lonial. Recreation room. 1(4 baths. 5.8042. brakes and steering. Save $300- pionehip background, $65. PI barri, room for over 80 cattle.- 2- tion room, garage with patio. 8. Choice location, built-in stove and cleared, firewood cut. Insured ana decorating. Bkiulpped and Help Wanted— Male 36 Honsehold Goods 51 1st. Inquire 99 Ridge St. oven, ceramic tile beth, amesite sen. Realtor, Xfl 8-348$, evenings •pill. 1'4 bams, high elevation. AA zone, 80-day occupancy. Own­ NOTICE IS HEREBY given that $400 and still own a 1959 model. Call Ml 8-8742 Paul A. Ellison. fully Insured for latge and amall 3-6708, WAIT FOR OUR grand opening car garage, wagon shed, etc. Over A. Beechler, Realtor, MI 3-6989 100 acres land, excellant water or W. R. Smith. Xn 9-8982. drive, completely, landscaped lot Xfl 9-8793. Among nice homes. er leaving for IHorlda. Pare Book No. 58448, laaued by Call Mr. Rice at JA 2-8218, 9-4:80 jobs Workmanship guaranteed MANAGEMENT trainee—Fine op­ and save. Eastern (Connecticut’s a v a il a b l e Nov, 1st—2 bedroom, Wantad— R M l B a ta U 77 The Savlnga Bank of Manchester or MI 3-8487 at night. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- BLACK Labrador Retrelver pup­ gppply pond. Good reason for $17,800, R. F. Dimock Oo. xn NEW 5 ROOM Ranch, city utili­ $20,500 Bolton—Older 7 room home, with resuMnable prices. Ml 3-4884. portunity exists for young man to FOUR YEAR old gas range, excel­ oldest and largest mu||c store brand new, refrigerator, electric two fireplaces, 1(4 acres, bera, Reduced—Concord Rd. Beautiful ha* been lost and application has cars, amplifiers, phonographs nd pies. AKC championship blood opens Manchester branch, Wed., selling. Priced right. Tom Minor, PLARTONBURY 9-5245. ties, sparkling clean, custom qual­ 7 room ranch, % acre nicely land ARE YOU c o w n o E n m o enter consumer finance deal. Ex­ lent condition, $80. Call MI 9-5648. ■tove, weaher and dryer, one year Broker, Rockville. TR 8-8042. garage, view. been made to said bank for pay­ BEAUPRE MOTORS changers. Over 47 years total ex­ WALLPAPER removed, $7.80 per lines, inoculated and wormed. Oct, 7th. Band and orchestra In­ lease required. Five room apart­ ity. $17,400. Warren Howland, leaped lot. Recreation room, 8B1XJNO YOUR PROFERtYf room. Quick, clean steam remov­ panding company requires the 58 Cedar Ridge Terrace $24,000 Columbia — Three flre- ment of the amount of deposit. perience 90 days guarantee on all services of a man willing to work Ml 9-2069. Several living room chairs, $5 and struments, pianos, organs, sheet ment available Oct. 15, heat, re­ Realtor, XU 3-1108. powder room. bar. 2 bathe, 80-dey Wa will appraise your ptpperty ON •work. Potterton’s. MI 9-4837. al. Free eettmates. MI 9-9188. Cod. 3 or 4 bedrooms, good condi­ placee, targe T room ranch. hard and anxious to get ahead. $15 each. music methods, repairing. Instruc­ frigerator, electric .tove, one year Honaee for Sale 72 tion, excellent family- home with occupancy. Sacrifice. free and without any owigatloa. BEAUTIFULLY spotted part-Dal- Four sofas, $10 and $60 each. Ix>cated on plot 100x290, this 514 GREEN XfANOR—6 room ranch, Large knotty pin# porch, two- BROAD STREFTT CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. PAINTING AND paperhanglnr Thle la a career opportunity with matian puppies. Very reasonable. tion. Ward Music Stores, 99 Sum­ leeae required. Also 2 end $ room ranch home is In Immaculate targe yard for children. Selling i i- c-er garage, 7 acres, , Wa also buy p n n n ty ta t eaOi. PcraORAlS One eofa bed, $10. - mer St. Hours Tues. through Fri­ $9,300—CUTE 3. bedroom ranch, attached garage, full basement, Summit St. TWO apartmenU. Member Uattag Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7888 Good clean workmanship at rev many splendid company spon- MI 3-1782 after 4 p.m. room apartments available. J. D. condition and good value for der FHA appraisal. Priced at '•nl^ 4% mortgage can be aaeumed. $35,800 Bolton — Large 6 room PRESENTS -sored benefits. For personal in­ Drum table, day, 1 till 9 p.m. Set., 9 till '8. Realty. MI 9-3840. aluminum etormi, ameelt«' drive $13,800. ,R. F. Dimock Co., XTi Nice location. One apartment fur- ITANLEY BRAT. Realtor OOTTON RUGS up to 9x12 expert­ between 1:80-4 SO or any time sonable rates. 80 years in Man Two double mahogany beds, $15 $22,000, Near school. Priced to sell. J. D. ranch. 4 room ranch, 3-car ga­ niihed. Nice Income with email tn- terview contact Mr. G. Gent, Pre­ ENGLISH SETTER— Registered, Plenty of free parking. ______largo ireea. Carlton W ffutohlne Exclusive with 9-8245. Barbara Wooda, Xfl 9-7702 BRAE-BURN RlGALTT ly dyed. Chose from 70 decorator 100% RECONDITIONED Saturday or Sunday. cheater., Raymond FMske. M3 and $30. FOUR ROOM furnished apartment Realty, Xn 9-3640. rage, 3 acres. veetment. 9-9237. ' ferred Finance, 983 Main St,, partially trained. Excellent blood MI 9-8182 xd t-ern ralors. Lucky Lady Self-Service Dining room table and five chairs, Automatic washer, heat and ga XI—MANCHESTER - Triple A lo­ LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re­ Manchester. line. JA 8-5748. RICHARD B. MOORE * 118,700—7 ROOM home, enclosed LAWRENCE F. PIANO Duplex 8-8, 3-car garage, ame­ Laundry, 11 Maple St. USED CARS paired. Free pick-up and delivery. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. $30. WeatinR Apparel— Furs 57 rage. Alio 8 room apartment. "Tt 6>,4 ROOM Cape Cod, ehed dormer, cation, High elevation. Baldwin When eelUng or buylag real aetato One round mahogany table, $10. 8-2244, TR 8-9992, TR 8-1447. tUe bath, fireplace, open etalr- Office ME $-9494 Home ME 8-1409 pore^ garage, amesite drive, BROKERS Xfl 3-2788 site drive, nice location. One apart* WANTED—Ride to Hartford fro-i All work guaranteed. Gasoline en­ Cellinga reflnlahed. Paperhanring. MAN TO RUN package store. Old­ FOR SALE—English Setter, 2 year Rd. 1(4 batha, separate dinette, aluminum storms, near achoele, In greeter MancheeUr araa. talk tt These are "the' finest selected er man preferred. Write Box M, old. registered and pedigreed. M3 BOY’S Si-PIECE legging set, slxe 8. case Hot water oil heat, recres Mr. Wood JA 8-0218 Paul P. Flano Xfl 3-648$ ment Immediate occupancy. vicinity Henry St, Hours 9-4:80. used cars obtainable—plus 100% gines overhauled and repaired, Wallpaper books. Estimates gfv WATKINS ecreened-in porch, attached n-i- buses, ehopping. Call Paul J. Cor- over with Herald. 8-4943. Girl’s 2-plece legging set. sl*e 4. S K ROOM tenement, duplex tlon room, porch. Shade trees, rege. Immediate occimancy. Call after 8'-SO P-” *- 9-4485. reconditipning. laws set, retoothed and sharp­ Fully covered by Insurance. USED FURNITURE Both like new, $15 each. M3 9-8884. m e block from Main St., two from HIGH ELEVATION—outaklrta, us- renti. Xn 8-5888. XCANCHE8TER—$ bedroom oldef J. D. REALTY ened Bruno Moske, M7 8-0771. Edward R.- Price. Ml 9-1008. good condition. Charles I-eeper Priced, to eell at $18,900. R. F. E. E. BUSHEY. BLBCTROLUX (Reg.l World’s See for yourself. YOUNG MAN to work full-time In WEIMARANER puppies AKC EXCHANGE Cmter. Immediate occupancy. No ance MI 9-7630. tom 3 bedroom ranch, breezeway, DImoc'k Co.i XO 9-6346. . colonial, targe living room, ga- pets CaU MI 8-7029 after 5 p.m. gaVage, fireplace, ■ aluminum MANCHESTER—Nice 4 room home MI 9-8640 Broker, Ml 3-306I only fully automatic (F) cleaner, 1954 Ford Country Squire, 9 pas­ PRESERVE TOUR driveway with men's store. Ebcpertanced or will registered. Background of cham­ 15 OAK STREET rage, treee reduced' to 113,800 train. Harmac’a, 948 Main St. pions (by one of the best). Call TWO F(9RMALS, size 12. $40 Hack­ iJtRGB HOMES —One with storms, cellar, tree#. 150 foot XX—MANCHESTER-New 6 roo"l near bus, $10,900. Short way o u t - Clifford Hansen Realtor. xn Licensed and banded In eUta a< two-tone color. Also rug waah’ r. senger 4-door station wagon with amesite seal coat. Free estimates. Courses and Classes 27 Open TTiursday evenings until 9 matack St., after 6:30. Very reasonable. Call MI 8-4531, Rockville TR 8-5888 or TR 5-2084, FOUR I.1ARGE rooms, bath, heat room#, one "rith 8(4 roome. Both frontage. Carlton W. Hutchins, xa Colonial, fireplace, built-in etove, beautiful 4 bedroom rench, 2-cer 8-3463. Evenlnga MI 9-$798. Coaneetlsut Factory rebuilt cleaners fully radio, heater, Fordomatic tranamia- MAN WANTED for Inalde work. Closed Mondays lights, hot water, second floor. 15 priced right. Both In good ehape. garage. Sacrificing for $18,800. guaranteed. Ml 8-8806.______E, J. Snow, any time. ELECTRONICS ■ Radlo-TV—Lear.i 9-5132. oven and dlehwaeher. $17,900. R. F. slon. V-8 engine, whitewall tires, Apply in person. New Model Laun COJJJES—AKC registered, excep' minutes to Hartford, 5 minutes to Madeline Smith, Realtor, XT New 4 room ranch, quality con BOLTON—5 room ranch. large Lots for Salt 7S REAL ESTATE advleory earvlea. tutone blue. A truly fine family by Doing," at Ckmnectlcut’s Old­ A GOOD selection of steriliced re- Wanted—To Buy 58 Dimock Co. Ml 9-8245. METRO APPLIANCE Service — est Electronics School. Days tech­ .dry, 73 Summit St. tlonally beautiful sabl* puppies Manchester, Rockville. Handy to 9-1642. ______$10,500—2 BEDROOM ranch, excel­ ■truction. 1 acre land, $12,800. 8 family room, bullt-ine, half acre Selling? Buying? Call 8. J. Turk* Aotomolinca tor '4r Io car. with full white collars. MI 8-7208 finished used furniture for every ■tores, echools, church. MI 3-0094. lent condition, recreation room room Cape plus garage. $11,900. w o^ ed lot. Owner. MI 9-8876. Repairs all makes t‘f refrigera nician class—also twice a week room. All kinds of appliances, WANTED TO BUY XXI-MANCHESTER—New 7 oom MANCHESTER—Bolton lint. —er ington.'Jr., Real Estate Broker, Specisl $896 tors, freeaers, washing machines, SALESMEN BOWERS SCHOOL—Custom 8 bed­ rear porch, amesite drive, near Colonial, 1(4 batha, breeseway two Expandable cape, garage, large xn 3-7781. WANTED - Claan used cars. We evening servicing class now start sparkling clean, no chips. New Good used resalable furniture, ROCKVILLE—1 ’4 room furnished room ranch, fireplace, cellar, CUSTOM BUILT 8 bedroom ranch 8 acre# of high wood i l%no. Sell dnrert, range oil. gas burners. ing. CJome In, i^ te , phone- JA bus, ahopping, s-hilol. Carlton W, car attached garage. Built-in*, im lot, $10,500. Good financing avail Ing for the low price of fB.r'K). buy, trade down or trade any­ 1956 Plymouth 4-door aedan. MI 9-0888 All work guaranteed. MONTGOMERY WARD Live Stock—Vehicles" 42 80" harvest tables, chrome break­ also small upright and spinet apartment with bath. Heat and beautiful condition, lovely lot with Hutchins. MI 9-5182. able Call the Ellsworth Xfitten on beautifully landscaped acre lot thing- Doogl^ Motors, SSS Main. 8-3408 for tree circular. New Eng­ fast sets, chests, maple pineapple hot water, first floor, separate mediate occupancy, $22,900. R. F. with breezeway. garage and many Shown by appolntme . Call Phfi. SELLm a YOUR B o o n ? Fed Pushbutton, radio, heater and de­ CO. pianos. trees, assume 4(4% mortgage. Dlmock Co. xn 9-5248. Agency, Realtora, Xfl 8-89S0, MI prompt, effieleBt, oourtaous aarv froster. Powerfllte transmission, land Technical Inatitute, 58 Union FOR SALE—Good sound quarter top poster beds, 40% off on new '■'entrance, 26 Ward St., at bus EAST HARTFORD-Low taxes, 81 extras. Immediate occupancy. brick Agency. Xfl 9-8184. OLDER CARS, mechanlca spe­ ELECTRICAL installation and re­ Small cash. Only $18,600. Carlton 9-8824. lea and apprataliK without oUlga* whitewall tires, tutone green. We pairs. New and old work. Call MI Place, Hartford 8, Q)nn. Has opening for 2 salesmen. horse, 6V4 years old. Willimantlc. mattresses. Come In and com­ Watkins Used Furniture stop. Suitable for one. TR S-5311 Legion Drive. You can’ t cash In Traneferred. Owner Xfl 9-8464. cials, Hxit yourself cars, always W. Hutchins, xn 9-81S2. X X n —FOR further Information or MANCHESTER—Four B-«one lota, tlon, call 1. A. Beoeblep. Raaltor. have serviced this car since it was 8-0891. Company offers many benefits such AC 8-9249. pare quality and price. Open 9 Exchange on rent receipts. See thle lovely 187 PRINCETON ST. FHA ap­ a good selection. Look behind our ss—pension plan, group insurance, to 9, Saturdays till 6. LeBlanc FURTfISHED 3 room heated anart- 284 OAK ST.—6 room bungalow, appointment to see these homes INVESTMENT property—4 apart­ $8,000. Other lots available In xn 3-6963 or Wealey R. Siiilth. As* brand new. It is a rare piece. DIESEL 16 Oak Street cepe that you can live In for 882 call Barbara Woods, Ml 9-77' praised overelzed Cape on wooded ■ociate. MI 6-1661 Ylim ber Xfultt* ofnee. Douglas Motors, 883 Main. paid holidays and vacations. Furniture Hospital, 198 South St., ment. Private entrances. Adulta front and rear porch, walkout per month. 4»4% mortgage avail ments and raitaurant with 8 year Vernon, Manchester. If we don't Special $895 Articles For Sale 45 Robert D. Murdock, MI $-8472, lot. Near ichoola. Five bedreoma have what you want, we'll get It pie Lleting lervieo,______Honsehold Serrtecs Rockville. no peta. Referencaa. 299 Autumn bkaement, 2-car garage, plus 2 able. Owner BU 9-3625. partially finished, usable upstairs lease. Excellent return, good lo- NEED A CAR and had your credit HEAVY EQUIPMENT WE BUY and sell antique and used St. before 7 p.m. Daniel G. Saundera, TR 5-2828, for you. J. D. Realty, Xfl 9-8840. turned down? Short on down pay­ 1958 Chevrolet 3-door aedan, Bel Offered 13-A Apply in person DRY OAK wood, cut fireplace and furniture, chlna^ glass, silver, pic­ finished rooms in raar of garage, and recreation oom. Kitchen has catl6n,, low price. Act today. For BEAUTIFUL 80" electric stove, large lot, excellent location. Phil- MANCHESTER. Handaome 8 room Richard F. Dlmock, Xfl 9-06008. further Information call Phllbrick IF YOU WANT to buy, iell OP ment! Had a repossession? Don’t Air V8 model with radio,, heater, We need men In this area to train 828 Main Street stove length, $10 per load de­ ture frames, guns. stUc contents, FOUR ROOM apartment, heat and dining comer, living room, open rent—call thle office fa t esnedlOBt defroster, powergllde transmission, completely automatic, $90. Love­ brick Agency, MI 9-8484.______colonial with formal dining room Heated : Agency. Xfl 9-8484. ____ XtANCHESTER-Half acre lots for give up' See Douglas Motors, get TV SERVICE — Potterton’a all for Diesel antd Heavy Equipment. No phone calls livered. PI 2-7888. ly chrome kitchen or dining room whole estates. Furniture refln- hot water, electric atove. available fireplace, full cellar, garage MANCHESTER — Croft Drive, stairway and fireplac sale some wooded, some cleared. and afficient oervice. J. D. Realty, the lowdown on the lowest down whitewall tires, tutone green and makes. Highest quality guaranteed If you are between the ages of tshed and repaired. Furniture Re­ Immediately. A. G. Crickmore, PI Crofton Acres section. 8 different garage. Call m 9-4421. xn 9-1640. ivory. Immaculate condition. POWER MOWERS - Toro. Jacob­ set. large table, 8 chairs, $50. MI EAST CENTER St. area—8 room screened porch, double lot. Lo­ 5(4 ROOM RANCM, plastered All in residential A sonaa. $3,000 and smaUest payments anywhere. work and parts, over 47 years’ ex­ 18 and 54, mechanically inclined, YOUNG MAN. high school gradu­ 9-4289. pair Service and Sales, Taleott- 2-6449. modem homes, starting at $18,990. Special $895 sen, Ya*Oo and Snapping Turtle Colontal, hot water heat, good cated In choice Princeton St. area, room cape, wall#, fireplace, ceramic bath, each, 10% down and tha balance Not a small loan or finance com- perience. Famous for service since or with mechanical background and ate, full-time drug store work. vllle. condition Inside, 4 garages. Will eoneider trades and apecial 88 FAUCNOR DR I In monthly paymenta over a K plan. Douglas Motors, 838 Reel and rotary. Also riding mow COMBINATION televlirion, radio FOUR I-ARGE rooms, bath, heat, Priced at $19,400. The Elate Meyer difhwaaher, fireplace, walking I baaement garage, owner will sac­ pany plai 1931. Phone Ml 9-4537 for bes* want more Information about how Store experience preferred. Driv­ $15,200. Carlton W. Hutchins, Xn Agency, Realtors, Xtl 9-5524, MI financing. For. further. Informa­ months period. Phone XO 3-4888. Main St. 1958 Ford Victoria 2-dr. hardtop er’s license. No phone calls. Mil­ ers. Parts and service. Capitol hot water, atove. refrigerator, nice distance school, stores, . church. rifice. S. A. Beecnier, Realtor. Xfl service. our training program can help y''U and record player, parlor set, din­ Rooms Without Bonn) 59 9-5132. 3-6930. tion, without obligation, cell Xfl Weeley vaneour. Broker, Remd HeriJd AdYi.- with radio, heater^ defrostar, Ford­ get started In this rapidly expand­ ler’s Pharmacy, 299 Green Rd. Equipment Co., 38 Main St., Man­ ing room set with buffet, kitchen location. Adults. MI 3-0833. 8-4888. Wealey Vaneour, Broker, Immediate occupancy. MI 8-7246. 8-8989 or W. R, Smith, Xfl 9-8983. omatic transmission, whitewall, WEAVING of bums, moth' holes chester. Ml 8-7958. set, miscellaneous items. Owner FURNISHED room —One minute I960—%-TON Studebaker. flatbed, ing industry, take the first step 1 AA ZONE. Cuetom 8(4 room ranch, MANCHESTER-1250 square foot tires, continental kit, tutone green. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, now. We have been doing a suc­ LATHE MAN—Set up and work moving. Cell MI 8-8304, from Main St. Light houeeke n- FOUR ROOM apartment, built-tns, recreation room, awn­ ranch. 4 bedrooms, 2 bat'na, full good condition. MI 8-4780. handbags repaired, ripper re­ from blueprints. Short un Urcraft TOP SOIL—Possibly the cleanest flopr. handy location, no heat, Special $375 cessful job of training men for the and most fertile delivered In this Ing. Women only. Call MI 9-7989. ings porch, plastered garage. basement, paneled in cedar, alum placement, umbrellas repaired, past 18 years. Write Tractor Train­ quality. All benefits available. APARTMENT SIZE gas stove, 24", middle-aged couple preferred. $ 0. Reasonably priced. Carlton W. 1968 FORD RANCH wagon, white- 19,58 Mercury 4-door Phaeton Wllco Machine Tool Co., Route 6 area this year. Place your order. ROOM WITH kitchen privUeges. Inum storm aash and screens, near men’s ahlrt collars reversed and ing Service. Box J, Herald. $20. 14” sll channels TV Motorola, Available Oct. 1st. MI S-522R. Hutchins,hlna. xn 9-8133. Wilbur Cross Parkway and East wWOBVlwp wall tubeless Wres. Ressonsbly hardtop with radio," front and rear replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ A 44 Bolton; Leonard L GigUo A Sons, Bolton. $25 MI 8-1938. Centrally located. Babies ac­ priced. Clean throughout. MI speaker, heater and defroeter, ing Shop. CaU Ml 3-’7083. cepted. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. NEW S R(X)M apartment, heat, hot Hartford line, half acre lot 816,800—28 WOOOBRIDGE St. - $17,000, Has excellent mortgage 9-9623. mercomatlc transmission, white- Private Instructions 28 TURRET LATHE operator—able water, stove, refrigerator, garaxe. Spacious older home, 8 room, plus wall tires, tutone turquoiae and DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ to set up and work from blue­ ^ 1 u— EIGHT CUBIC foot refrigerator, LARGE, pleasant room, heated. Near Andover-Bolton line. $75 2 unflnt.hed. Easily convene MI 4-8063. 1968 FORD RANCH wagon, excel­ pany doora and windows, oustom prints. Short run aircraft quality. FOR SALE—Gas parlor healer. tltt • oniz Suitable for 1 or 2 people. MI monthly. No children. Cell PI lent condition. Juet bought 1959 white. Very sharp. BATON TWIRLING classes—East Will heat four rooms. MI 3-7943. ^ Into a 2-famllv, 8-car .xarage. Lot MANCHESTER—8 room cape, 1(4 Special $1195 ■work guaranteed. Call collect WU- em-Western. Friday and Saturday All benefits available. Wllco Ma­ 9-1329. 3-9090 after 8. 99x168. Marion E. Robertson. model. Call- MI 3-0082. limantlc HA 8-1196 chine Tool Co., Routes 6 A 44, Boli baths, 2 large cedar lined cleeete Before You Even beginning this week. For Informa­ HEAVY FERTILE loam for fall CARRIAGE BASSINET, carbed. LIVING ROOM and bedroom, first Broker. XO 8-8988. full basement, 8 years old. Well 1957 Plymouth Savoy' V-8. 4-door tion call MI 9-6486. ton. seeding. Also sand, atone, gra el DE CORMIER MOTORS FLAT FINISH Holland window MI 3-1408. floor front, on bus line, Restau­ RURAL RENT 190 SUXtxnr ST.—Five room Cape, landscaped ' comer lot. 818.500, SAYS: sedan with pushbutton transmis­ shades, made to measure. All ABLE-BODIED man to be In and fill. Walter P. Miller, MI rants nearby. Parking. MI 3-5002. Phllbrick Agency. MI 9-9464, sion, heater and defroeter, torsion- LIMITED number of appointments 3-8603. COMBINATION range, 2 burner oil 8 room farm house In Vernon. Breezeway, one-car garage. Mod metal Venetian blinds at a new available for intermediate and ad­ charge of maintenance and re­ em kitchen, convenient location •THESE CARS ARE SELECTED bar front end, whitewall tires. A low price. Keys made while you ceiving at Burtons. Sober, Indus­ plus 4 burner gas and oven. 50 ROOM FOR RENT In privsta CONVENTE>IT location —8 room Peek at the'60’s pretty light green color. You must vanced piano students. Modem SPECIAL—10% discount on half­ to schools and shopping. Phllbrick FOR LOW COST DRIVING. wait Marlow’s. trious and energetic. This is a gallon drum and automatic pump home, private bathroom. Heat, Small apartment upetalre. Will cape plu. large recreation room THEYR ’K PRICED TO SELL THIS drive this car. piano stylings including Shearing inch—Inch—regular and crushed Included., MI 3-4083 after 5. linen..-closet. MI 9-9991. Agency. MI 9-8484^______■■ with bar. combination wlndowa, and Peterson chords, jazr pro- full-time, permanent , position In stabilized stone. Screening, loam, rent with or without heat, ^TEEK. Special $1495 CURTAINS laundered In my home pleasant aurroundlngs. Apply In doors, carpeting, refrigerator and ,gression.- dormer, price drastically reduced. powei' brakes, padded dash, wheel covere. power ateeriitg. Two- Call Goodchlld-Bartlet* Realty, tone paint Stock NO. OA-14. Federal label price, '59 Mwreury" Monterey 4-Door —Save $ 4 7 0 .4 0 1952 Hudson Club Coupe— 1958 GLIDER mobile lom c. 38 't. time available. Call PI 2-6653 for interview average annual commission. A!R<30NprtlONED~S •room office. tlonal home call The Phllbrick four room. Already In park. Good ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car Agency. Ml 9-8484. BU 9-0989, xn 3-7925. $3582.48. SALE PRICE “ , Bmippad frith aU thSM feAturee: kUreematle, power stoartag, h e ^ , Hornet. pentry, Alterationa and additions. Paid vacation, pension plan, 100% Main Street location. Park- condition Reasonable. M3 4-1753. PART-TIME drug clerk, Monday ta^. Marlpw’i, 887 Main SL_____ sU tliW baelrap Ilghto. eonrteey Uglit g r o ^ wheel ee v e n k S tj^ Radio, heater, automatic trans- Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ WANTED Dental hygienist, full or paid hospital and surgical 1$ ELSIE DRIVE—6 room split EAST.HARTFORD SAVE $414.40 Price $8569.46, MORIABTY BBOTHEpB’ A lC E $2895. CHECK AIX THE MONEY-BAVINa teed. A, A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn part-time. Write Box V, Herald. and Wednesday, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. mlielon. OOMPLETELT remodeled business level, 2 full bathe, fireplace, ga­ '89 E08EI. CORSAIR CONVERTIBLE COUFE SPECIALS AT MORIAKTY BROTHBRS. Full Price $145 St. MI 3-4860. Tuesday and Thumdlty evenings plan. $100 returnable cash rage near Buckley School. Own­ 8 room Ranch, convenient to bua Auto Driving School 7-A WANTED-Woman to fold shirts. .6-9. Experienced. DVlver’s ’ •’ense •pace. 1140 square feet first floor; White fltiiah. Heater, defroster, pushbutton radio, padded dash, bond required. Apply 1055 1140 equare feet second floor. er. MI 8-7101. and aircraft. Good #l*ed living backup light*, wheel covere, whitewall tire#, wall-to-wall car­ WE ALSO HAVE SOME LKF. EARLY’S DRIVINO School—etltad- Steady work, 5-day week. Apply essential. Write Box U, Herald. room, aluminum aidinr and ~ther New System I-aundry,' Harrison Broad St., Hartford. Suitable for selected shop tee, re­ ay peting, electric clock. Stock No. 9A-16. Federal ^ 0 ^ 0 5 NEW IMPORTS JUST TRADED ard and automatic dual controlled Roofing and. Chimneys .16-A tail outlet or etorage. Lighted, VA .‘.PPROVED. No down featurea. Approximately $2,800 ON OUR FABUIXIUS RAMBLER St. ment to a qualifying veteran, Spe- label price.$3409 80. SALK PRICE Come In Today! Bring This Ad With You cars, Class room instructions for ROOFTNOr-Specializing repairing heat. Available. Call'-MI 9-7078. . . ^ J'lTJHronm! dow'n payment to ea*ume $70 ner CARS. ' 16-17 year olds. ' For day and f WE NERD ciallv designedilgned 19841954 S-bedroom 1 month mortgage • payment. . ----- Full roofe of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ PART-TIME -$2 per hour guar­ contemporary ranch with base- , „ _ SAVE $401.40 7 evening pppointments call Mr. anteed. Must be available 8 eve-, •niREE ROOTM: office. Main St., ALWAYS A FINE SELECTION ter work. Chimneys cleaned, re­ FOREIGN CARS naar Center, ground floor. MI ment garage. Pichire windows In P '“ ‘' »’ 2,*no ’69 MEKCUKV MONTgREY 2-DOOR SEDAN OF CARS AT Early, Ml 9-8875. paired. Aluminum siding. '1 nings a week. Neat appearing itnd i I I HIOHEHT DOLLAR PAID 9.6339, 9-8. living room and recreation room ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor Mercomatlc tiansmlemori, power steering',' heater, defroster, PREPARE FOR driver’s test; years’ experience. Free esti­ able to meet the public. Call MI Make overlook historic countryside. GET 10,OOOXW. GREEN STAMPSi 3-2942. ■ w E PAY OFF YOUR NOTES padd^ dash, foam seats, backup .lights, courteay lighta, wheel DE CORMIER MOTOR Ages 18 to 60. Driving and ctass mates Call Howley, MI 3-5861, Idl Large, tree shaded lot, 128x250. covers, tinted windshield. Stock No. 9M-1S0. Fed- 3-0768.' . ICENTER MOTOR SALES "Picture Book" kitchen has dish­ Ml 9-4543 I ^ WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF ANY *W NEW CAR i SALES room. TTiree Instructors. No wait­ EXTRA DOLLARS—Would , you Honsm for Rent 65 eral Ubel price $3396.60. SALE PRICE A # 94 MAPLE ST., MANCHESTER ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ like to earn additional income for i^^ej^ENTE^ST^^^ Money Here washer, bulU-ln oven and ra , >. 81 OLOOTT DRIVE, 8 room Cape, -Tel. MI 8-8854 my. PI 2-7249. Millinery Dressmaking 19 yourself and your family? > You FOR RENT or aale— Five room Total price $18,900. For details 3 unfinished, garage Rare oppor­ SIMilJAR SAVINGS ON AIX 1959 CABS IN STOCK can earn $20 to $30 a week close rencto, 3-car garage, heat, hot which apply to you ca Manch i- tunity. Warren Howland, Realtor, ALL READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELn'ERY * OFFER GOOD UNTIL OCTOBER 15, 1959 j MGA, 1987 WIRB-extrss, excel­ LARSON’S Connecticut’s first It- water U.e of deen freeze. $125 ter MI 9-1278 or Willimantlc HA cenaed driving school trained. l» home representing America’s And live rent-free In this xn 8-1108, lent condition, 19,000 miles. ME dressmaking and alterations. largest cosmetic company. Select­ monthly. PI 3-'7l84. ______S-5615. Russell F.,Broderick, Brck- 8-9302. Certified and approved, is now of­ fine 2-famlly home. Con­ er. SOUTH WINDSOR—Graham Rd., fering classroom and behind 59 9-9140. ed territories available. Call JA SEPTIC TANKS BLUNGTON — 8(4 rooni ranch, 8-6273. AND veniently located on a beau­ South Wind Acre# lection. Brand wheel instruction 'for teenagers. half acre, built-in oven.-cange and IN TOWN—Fine 3-famUy, In cen­ new custom built quality 8(4 room 1948 CHEVROLET. 2-door, $40. MI M3 9-8075. Moving—Trucldnf— tifully landscaped plot just dlehwaeher. oil hot ••'atel' heat, tral location. Oarage, large lot. colonial ranch with attached ga­ Ml 4-0984. 1 > Storage 20 LOCAL LAWYER PLU68ED SEWERS attached garage, lovely section. Madeline Smith, Realtor. Xfl rage. Situated on a fully land* m NEW 1 9 5 9 * 301 MORTLOOCS MaachesUr’s lead- off Ceifter Street. 8 rooms 'Children. $180 ■ monthly. 84 Moun­ 9-1842. 3-S13S Uei RENAULT Dauphlne. Used as th|; driving acbool. Three skilled, leuga, three bedroom ranch with attached garage and full baae- soaped half acre lot In an estab- MANCHEBTER Moving and Truck­ Wiahe. to .mploy young woman Machin OlaaaMl (4 and 4), oil heat. Good tain 8t„ off Route 83. Phone liahed, friendly, well kept neigh­ CENTER ST. aaeend car. Low mileage, excel­ courteous instructors. CSaas room meat.' Located In beautiful Tamarack HIU. with outatuding owner, Coventry p i 2-7884. NICE 4 room home, garage, handy lent condition, $1,175. m 4f)4S9. instructions for 18, 17 year elda- ing Omnpany. Local and 'one dla- for generfU offlc* work. Typing • Septio Taake, Dry Went, Sewer oonvenlenoe to achool, ahopping and travel. Sale, executive traaa- location. Excellent condition. Call borhood! C3iolce location. UnIqiM / Unco moving, packing and stor- nece.slt)' acme lUiorthand pre­ eondition. LINCOIJ^-^-CONTINBNTAL—MERCURY—^EDSEI.i—ENGLISH FORD Tetephone Mr. Mortlock, Director Unea Inetelled—OeUar Water­ ferrtng ,to Chicago. Eatate-1|ke ground* in One neighborhood. FOUR ROOM Cape Cod. oil heat, owner for detail Information. Xfl home and a realistic price tag. 3 im LOW PRICES! ago. Weekly van aendiice tr New ferred, Experience helpful but not Make this a must see for aineere of Driver Education; MI 9-7898. proofing Dona. Ouatom-bullt in 1956, drat qnality throughout. Taatefully dec­ fireplace, electric stove ’'■nd re­ 9-9208. ______}M0 STUDEBAKER, 4-door, run­ Y ork m 8-88e>. essential. Salary open. Career op­ orated with Philippine mahogany trim. Sensibly priced a$ $17,600 home seekers. For further infor­ portunity for capable applicant. frigerator, near Parkade, Man- E^SY TERMS-LOW BANK RATES ning condiUon, $$«. Call Ml 8-4788, JARVIS REALTY GO. making excellent flnancing available. For detail, which apply to ehcetar. Adulte., Rent $98 per $ 7 8 ,^ —8 ROOM CAPE; 17x30 liv­ mation call the builder. Xfl 8-4836. Garaga--SiTtc>--8toraga 10 MANCHESTER Package Delivery. .For appointment call MoKINNEY DROS. ing room, 8 apaciotu bedrooma, a Light trucking and package deliv­ yen.call Manchester MI 9-127A' ^ month. Immediate occupancy. Ap­ 8>4 ROOXt, HOXfE. excellent c n- WHOUE8ALE prices—1984 Dodge, Sswsrag* Disposal Co. MI S-iU3—PI S-Mlli ply Gilbert M. Chapman, New wooded lot 100x300 With firspta e, 9160.------IIU D ot e , $178^ 19T1961 Chev “ ery. Refrigerators, wpshers and MI 9-4681 immediate ocxxipahoy. Call Paill diUon. Only $18j600. 388 School St) ■tove moving specialty. Folding ise.in pwri st^-ao sopet MI 4Mnio—M s-eiee RUSSEIX F. BRODERICK, Broker Hiurtford. Oenn. Phone FRontlir fMat, I9N. l i n DiBetn,DaSetn, $160. GARAGE FOR rant on Eliro St J. Conintl, MI S-ftM u a I-14M attar I p.m. WewMtl’a Aitto ialaa, Parker S t AvsilaMs Immsdlatsly.'iia -eluiln for rent liQ 9-0753, or reply to Box P, Herald l-ttU. Itovano chargee. i h i f ; Th* Weatlm PanHMt Of O. B. WwMBm ■UHNMi nnjKSDAt. ocroB ia i, itw Average Dally Net Preie Rob F*r the Week Ended rmrWj wtmrwwjf r ^ t m - f o v K Sept. 36, t e n lEmtrlrpatrr C tfl|rrali)i Low 4AW. Ralurday uiiiMderehle 12 ,9 9 0 m-m. St Chnatophar-B Mothafa Or- Tha Basr. fUlph WlUsra, Mkplala Member s f the AmUt cla arm hold iU Siat faU raaatins at tha Nika Mta. and tha Rav. Per­ MHA Will Brief Directors Bnrean at CIrealathMi City of Villago Charm AboutTown tomorrow nitht 8)18, At tte home cy Sfnirrlar, aaMWiata mIntaUr of of Mra. Paul Tucker, 528 South Methodist Chiirdh. wHI give th f lirit concern of AdvesWhn sm Fags iBl PRICE FIVE CENTE •Tht flrrt p t f t t UMl r u «rtv* of biidirc St. Co-hoeteaa will be Mra. Informal talks on tha factors af­ On Housing Project Monday MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1»6». ■ t Bartholomow*a purUh wtu b« Gloria Petrone. fecting war and pcaca at a niaet- VOL. LXXIX, NO. 2 (’TWBNTY PAGES) A MM BatuMay from 10:80 a.1h. un* Ing of the working and oollege Tha PHA adjusted the rafto on tU i p.m. Partthictiara ara aakad The Royal Black Perceptory will young people's group Sunday at 4 The Manchester Housing Au-^ meet tomorrow at 8 pm. In p m. In the chapel of South Meth­ thortty win meet with the Bsard the MHA’a request. PINEliURST... to bunOto tM Jt«nt aecuraly and of Dtrectora Monday at ■ p.m. In ‘ a. A deed for the 11.62 acre aiU *A Fast StarC laava tbam oO tha front curb, if Oranpw Hall ReearvaUona for the odist Church. off W. Center St. la forthcoming U .S., Filipino pteinm baa not boen maOa by 3 teatlmontal dinner Oct. 10 muet be the Municipal Building to tell Could Affect Economy about progrees in planning Its from the federal government, o’clock, parwn* *ra aaked to noti­ made thla week end,,Md returned Mtaa Tanya Parrott, a June 4. The MHA has committed Olathe. Kan.. Oct, 2 'Ah-- fy Mra. Clair Amato of 60 Hilltop to william D. Turkinston. graduate of Manchester High I1.3S0.1M. federally subaldlaed Wlnfleid Caudill arid Stalls apartments project for the elderly some 16,000 of lU tout grant ao you and your Envoys to VN Df. In caaa of rain. Uis pickup «dll School, Is attending Middlesex far for engineering, Investigative, Johnson, both of Msrriam, McDona M poirtponad unUl Saturday. Oct, Grace Group of Center Congre- Hospital School of Nursing in off W, 5>ntar St. Kan., applied yesterday for a The 100-unlt project la In the legal, and admlnlatratkm fees. 10 aatlonal Church will aponaor a Middletown. She la the daughter In Bitter Clash marriage Hesnss. They wanted . faahlon ahow, featuring faahlona of Mr. and Mra. Roger B. Parrott planning stages and la hoped to be Du Pont Stock to get married right away. Officara and membara of Uie from The Fair. Monday at 8 p.m. of J9 Plymouth Lane, ready for occupancy In the spring It waa then that they Brltiah Amarlcan Club will meat in Woodruff hall at Center Church. or summer of 1961. By WILLIAM N. OA’HB learned of the Kanaa# law re­ . United Nations, N. Y., Oct. tomoiTow nlfht at tbe clubhouae Mra. Erneat Ungerer la general Chapman Court No, 10, Order The meeting will be In tha pro- Speelal Evary Friday! You Are our first interest . . . the' quiring a 8-day waiting pe­ at 7:80 and proceed to the John chairman, and Mr*. Dorle Beldlng of Amaranth, will observe vtsltlng bate court officea. d Faahioimd Fish *n Chips 2 (;p)_The Philippine and riod. B. Burke Funeral Home to pay will be commentator. Tablea will mstrons and patrons night tomor­ Atty. Herman Yules, MMA h Colealaw. Tal’^ r kind of food you get;for' your fam­ Decision Due The couple took their cam U.S. delegations to the U.N. their reapecta to Harry Oonnolly. a be decorated In themes appropri­ row at 7;45 p m. !at the Masonic counsel, reported these develop- ce and Lemon WMge ily . . . the type service you get to district court which For Steel Strike End General Assembly held sepa­ club member who died yeaterday. ate to each month of the year. Temple. Regular officers will wesr menU In planning: promptly waived the waiting THUR’S LVNCHBON when you shop . . and whether rate post-mortems today on a Refreshments will be served. colored gowns. Kay Peretto and 1. The MHA la preparing appll- you can always find your favorite Orl 2 (/P\__ Thetclalmed th* stock sales would have period and allowed the cere­ her committee will serve refresh- rations requesting variances from [abi St., Corner St. James Chicago, i draatlc effect "« the mwket luncheonmncneon quanci quarrel betweenuciwccn two. mony to proceed. Winfield and Sacred Heart Church, Vernon, n^nts. the Zoning Board of Appeals and brands. That’s why/Tinehurst is close association through p^jeea on both g m and Du Pont , Hieir leading members, Stella told the judge they will begin t^ie first In a series of Town Planning Commission In re­ such a pleasant place to shop. stock ownership o f E. I. o'] etork. Waiter 8. Robertaon. former! wanted "a f*»t start'’ on their Union Chief card parties Saturday at 8 p.m. in Orford Pariah Chapter, iDAR. gard to the project. The project We’re constantly trying to do life together. RUMMAGE will hold a rummage sale at the the church hall. Proceeds will will not require 100 per cent park- things that will please you. He's 84 and shs'a 74. benefit the parish center now un­ American Legion Home, Laglon Ing. Yulea said, and the alae of ten For Tour FridAy Dlnlag Plena- SALE der construction. New parlshtonera St., Tuesday beginning at 8 a.m. apartments will be amaller than ora We Offer: Fried Shrimp, Doubts Fast are Invited to meet those who Any member who wlahea to have town rulea allow. Shrimp Cocktail, Fillet of Sole, court for 10 years, may be re­ articles picked up may cUl Mm . Fried ScnUopa, Laangnn, Veal a ' n Whatever the cm.rt decider, the ^ i ^ e S n «i*e W : S SpomortH Ry make up the aponaorlng organtna 3 As planned now, the project r ' solved today, tlons iuch aa Ladlei of the Sacred Steven Williams or Mrs. Herbert la Seallopliil, plus Choice Bever­ Pinehurst U.S. District Ctourt Judge Walter R^d Boast Robb. will have 50 one-bedroom apart­ ages served hi the Cafe Lounge, Settlement WSCS, UnitMl Heart and Holy Name Society, and ments; 40 two-bedroom apart- 3. La Buy at 4:81 p.m. C!DT., la others are urged to renew acquain­ to make public his decision Involv­ The ca*e began In 1 "’hen u expected menu, and ten "efficiency” apart- JOHNNY WOLrs MBtIwdht Clwreli tances at the parish card parties. The Manchester 4-H Homemak ing the dlapoaitlMi' of Du Pont'* the government filed a civil incident to have little or no Ry JOHN MOO0T mg and Dairy Club will hold menU. Earlier, the Public Housing On Gains R o o f* 4 4 -A Administration had Indicated it CLUl 21 CAFE stock Interest In GM. tnirt suit againet Du Pont and • effect on Phillppine-Amer- Pittsburgh, Oct. 2 (JPh- Peter Saarl. son of Mr and achievement night tomorrow at 8 One of the largeet anUtruat oa»«* Ita holding companies and mem- relatione. But the feeling In p m. at the John Tom Hill Club­ would want 15 "efficiency’’ unlU, 991 Mam St— Ml 9-8100 Davirt McDonald, f»«8ideQt SATURDAY. OCT. 3 Mrs Edward M Saan of »8 45 one-bedroom apartmenU, and Chuck Roast In the nation's hlatorj". the suit in­ hers of the Ini Pont family. Manila wa# that it 'would further house tn Glastonbury. Refresh­ volves more than $3 billion worth of the xtriking United Steel­ Plymouth Lane, is enrolled at L*ks *40 of two bedrooms. The government claimed, and complicate conclusion of a nesv Supported 9 A .M . Forest College, Lake Forest, Rl ments will he served. the defense denied, that Du Pont treaty. covering U.S. ha«ea in the workers, expressed pessiTnisin At PinehursVs service meat department, you can buy Ia Buv'a derieion could affect just the size roast you want . . . and remember a.l u , .... . bought GM »tock to set up a cap- phillppinea. Negotiationa on the today about A quick end tf> the TmUatM aa of live market for Du Pont producta. treaty have been deadlocked for W ashington. Oct. 2 (/P)— bone, aintew and waste Is removed so that you got nationwide IMMay (rfd steel M million of ^ ' a 1 Du Pont. » hn** chemical con- montha. , \ikita S KhrUshchev’s boast more tender, lean slices to the pound. strike. S3.2(».M8 eharea. The Du ^.J^'b^iggellt^aino'^^^^ that the Soviet econom.v is ex- Aa he arrived at a mtdtown Mtol PINEHURST JUIOV, ’HENDER, U ^ V Y bloc y**terday at more ; ^ leaser member of the pending more rapidly than to resume negotiations with the steel Industry repreaentatlvas. lic- Here’s a very special value OORN-FED STEER BEEF BONELESS ^Tbe* goLmment haa proposed 1 Judge La Buy dismiaaed the auit that o f the United State.a finds f t ) thaTDu*Pont a??>ckUlders. thus the Dec. 3. 19M, after it had been in pino accused Robertson of j,ome .support among apecial- donald waa aaked by reportere if on lean sliced bacon packed he was still aa hopeful a* he bad Du Pont stockholder* would be (ConMnued on Page Thirteen) i.sta reporting to Congre.**. been yeaterday. "rhe union chief CHUCK by Dubuque of Iowa . . . All Cilia Bxesfit given 1.38 aharea of GM stock for | (ConUnned on Page Twelve) But the 16 technical papers Ths Bys replied: > CHUCK ROAST each share of Du Pont atock they | made pubHc yeaterday by the "Welt, I’m afraid I'm not hope­ No limit, buy as much as I (Limited aupply of eye of the chuck roaat, any w sM t la 85e own. I Joint Economic Committee do not. ful." Under the government auggea-, reach the aweeping concliialons R. Conrad Cooper, chief Indiwtfy you wish. Save 4c on , and whole 6 to 7 lb. solid shoulder clod roasts willrlU be speelal Hon. the other 20 million GM j I valuss St 89c lb.) the Soviet premier voiced diiring' negotiator, arrived momenta after shares held bv Du Pont would be ; Twin-Wing Corona hi* visit: That communism will McDonald but declined to com­ STEAK sold on the open haarket over a 10- "burv" capitalism economically, or ment on McDonald's atatemaat.. year period. ^ ^ 1 that'its pattern of aociety will Cooper also declined to comment Lb. On* Pound of Ground B*«f Du Pont attorney* have contend­ take over, )u»t aa capitaltam aup- ed the government plan* would on poastbllitlea of an early and to CHOICE Will S*rv* 4 ^. . . throw a heavy tax load on the 194.- - planted feudalism. the costly strike. In Total Sun Eclipse I The committee had aaked for Today's aeaaion was tha third tn BLOCK For real eontlncntal Savor, 343 Du Pont 'atockholdera. Some of the analvaea aa part of a com- FIRST or save even more on 2 lb. them, the lawyer* said. might two days since Preaidant Etian- don’t overloMt good old Ameri­ Iparative study it t* making of th# hower toM both aides he wanted to can hamburger. Try soma of dump their holdings to avoid tax | doN OUV I FOOD lots. Soviet and U^. economies, aa* quick progreae tn tha negotla- the new way* to make lowly ***'nie Pont apokeamen alto Boston. Oct. 2 (8*) — A apsc- j ■ In term* merely of growth In | Uona. CHUCK hamburger glamorou* . . . and m e uu rom ------. jpuble wing corona wa*. QUAUTY industrial output—not Uklng into j Forty minute* after th# mom. remember all thrifty, eooka de­ 1 lighted today during th* total account the levels from which they i Ing eaaakm started two mcmbcra 2 Lb. 9 9 c mand / I solar eclipse. , atari nor the uaea they rind for of 4he tndiutry. negotiating taam TENORR r o A s t s Rightist Raps' Storm cloud* from the remalh*| .their producta—the Ruaaiana ahow. John H. Mors* of Bethlshem StMl - of hurricane Grade blocked up well in the economic analyses. | Corp. *«d R. H. Larry of TJ.B, AND lb. Bone In As Pictured PINEHURST S Ir 1 But by the same yardatlcka Btoal, left tha eonfarene* room. Above De Gaulle ^ their Industrial growth rate ex- Pu»%le: Find the Automobtte Aakad If h* plannad to return. Dcuaous , T h 1 * ; A group of Harvard astrono- jceeded that of the United SUtes An unidentlried man examines part of the wreckage of a oar Wirled undtr two 'l*™**^ Mora* rapHad: BLEND OF BEEF, A l r r A g e - l a mera saw the aky ahow from a , for a time even under the czars. in the collleioii of a paaeenger car and a freight train yeeterday at Grand ^ p ld a Neb, Six cars "I eertalnly hop* to." l i t M. KYAAL. J Northeast Alrlinea plan* *t an In qne of the papers prepared; killed. f AP He declined any othar eonunant ^ • ■ I altitude of l.VOOO feet. for thS committee. G. Warren Nut-; of the freight were derelled and the moloriet, J; D. Preeton. Haetings, Neb., wa* GRADE A FANCY RATH'S The bargaintng taanur mat for H O N O R M AID PORK, VEAL Alriers Oct 2 (JP»—Firebrand i Clouds foiled- obaervera atop th* ter of the University of Virginia | Photofax). ______•I j/ Iti boura, than reraaeed fnr hipch SMOKED ^NATIVE . 1 concluded that: I until 2:80 pjn. That* waa no earn- pi- i s™-""York for the early """«'part >“ "(In) th* next five .w r*,’’ ea.v.' mant, ’ CV BACON to make the beat meal of an sxtrem* rightlat group In ■ho«' but at 7:27 am. cloiido It eeema reasonably certain that ‘ Other Uniong Hit Omtract* Sleep Sickness PICNICS CHICKENS Algeria, said today he will tr>- to parted and revealed the tun with Th* Pranldent’a rsmarks wore loaves. Pinehurst “ S in 1” industrial growth will proceed widely Intarpratad aa maanJtng l e a n r r o r t s h a n k 0 TO FRT 0 TO BROIL blend ...... Ib. 79e Biiah a motion through the French 27 per cent of i.ta surface ob- more rgptdiy In the Soviet Union National Aaaembly condemning soured. j thaq -b l^ e United States.'' Unlt^ Btaatwaritani aa« tha iadtu- Fresh From Conn- Farms President Charles de Gaulle’a Al­ try liava aolif twtfl Oct. i t» tmiak Dr. Donald H. Menzel. director I the- hmr ImpahiP without (HHKt Pinehurst Lean Chuck gerian Its*: of the Harvard Obaervatoo',. iw*.i foramnent intarvaMfM. The 3 3 ® Lb. G round...... Ib. 79e a world authority Slffhl?” . 9tin. f, Item haa been able to generate ^ ^ ^ O n Slidre Area FAKOr. TENIIEB, OBEEN OB YELLOW 0 # 0 # Lb. Pinehurst Poultry ten^t said In an Interview he la naaldent returns from vacation 0 # J r Lb. took aloft with him 10 membera | more rapid industrial growth over ono Oct. 8. gure of support from at least .14 of a apecial Harvard class and ; the long run." At Pratt-Whitney Co. other deputies, “enough to form a Ry THE ABSOOIATBD PBBIMI Except fa t & brief exchange of "A chicken in evmry pot.” one Radcliffe co-ed. Hans Heymann Jr., of the Rand SUMMER SQUASH nucleus of opposition.'' Corp., expressed doubt Khruah- Two horses In th* New London qulpa with newsmen before th* the Republican party’s cam­ Here’s how the glowing coron* Hartford, Oot. 3 (Pv—A threni- Athe term* of the new contract. area have died of encephalitis and opening Mssion yeaterday, tha ne­ of the sun looked thla morning ened strike of 3,360 workers wa* averting a atrike of 550 employes : a New London hospital haa report- gotiators acted like btipy duhi with paign slogan of 10S2, today during total eclipse. Totality (Oontinned on Page Ten) mud. on their minds as they moved a" 1 Obaeryatory who also wa# aboard. averted toda.y at Pratt and of that company. ed admitting a woman a* a sus­ seems like a modest prom­ lasted only le seconds over Whitney Co. In Went Hartford Workers of a third company, pected encephalitis patient since to and from th* conference roonu quired to bring it to debate. These ^ The observato«y ha* ^nt m ex- area north of” Boston. (AP wlHi emplo.ye approval of a new Allen Manufacturing, are ached- the outbreak of sleeping slcknes# If Oct. 8 actually la a deadline ise indeed. ’This year Amer^ eource# doirtjted that many depu-: pedltton to the Canary Islands off J Photofax). uled to take a strike vote leter last week among pheasant* In It meant only aeven days remain 2 29® Freseti foeda ties are ready to come out in opeb j. Africa where the ectipae passed ^ ------British Labor t-.veer contract. leans will gnaw their way The worker* voted to accept today. various parts of the state. for the union and induatiy to shiiw FANCY BED TOBAY OB w waaiiiiw ooDosition to De Gaulle. 1 overhead after sweeping across v. some indication that tha half mil­ a laat-mlnnte contract offer. . The State Department of Agri­ through an estimated five New Item* a* advertised "Either we tolerate De Gaulle's; the Atlantic from the .Mastachu-| ed as within thla charged aolar Their contract ends Thuraday lion atiiklng steelworkers soon TASTY JfSS-0 \ poUev of abandonment and, lose - getts aeaeoast. 'atmosphere. For Tax Slash midnight. culture today confirmed report# 3 billion pounds of the basic by ArMnir Bedfrey Hartford, Oct. 2 UAW director, told work- Burlington County Community of agreement on Berlin Ih* Weal 3 - 29' Lb. l a s three choice# once the rebellion clear for the summit.” | Manufacturing Co. voted to accept U»e u n I o n | Washington Towmahip to declare a Home Btyl* MemiHa Berlin newapnper felegm l re< W H RS OB FSNK SBEDUMB Come to Pinehurst for •nda—Independence. Internal au­ The last-minute cajiipaign prom achieved its greatest victory Ifi i etat* of emergency last night. ported today from wha$ R enllad Whole Kernel Corn tonomy aa a member of the new Tax Bill Too High? is# by the 8oriaIistic Laborites this clause. No encephalltl* ca*e* have been ! really fresh Connecticut Rarehtty added to a reliable oouree. TH* Telegmf ■ GOLDEN NUGGETS French community or Integration brought angry denunciation* from Upon the term* agreed upon reported in the township. but,i haa eleoe tie* with We*t Berlla GRAPEFRUIT 16 OZ. chickens . . . All chickens with France, Macmillan and hia ruling Con­ 1 they aaid. th* company would he Mayor Earl* Hill ordered fog'} Campbell’e Soaps— servatives that they -were "turning Mayor Willy Brandt. CANS and parts are inexpensive With this plan, Jjs Gaillarde News Tidbits restrained from downgrading an , spraying machines into foil time CUT WAX b e a n ; Cream of VegetaMe Mid, De Gaulle "got one up on u* the election into a mock auction.’’ egtploye's Job level. use in. an effort to eliminate the IITRON’m iit LEVEL SAFE TTNY-t-TENDBR Just Wait, Brother “What will they promise n e x lf’ Culled from AP Wire* and we have very special but npt for long. The meethig in Biuhnell Hall culiseta melanura moaqliito, which WaaMngton. OeL 2 (iPk—Tim and ••You think we ar# probably a shouted the prime minister at a today was acheduled to begin at carries the disease. Htrontinm-M inntent of. thn na­ prices on large legs. rally leal night In the Robin Hood 11:80 a.m. and union leadera had Four au*pected rases of the SLICED CARROTS Tomato Rice Soap city of Nottingham tion's aanjor wnUireanrem dnr- 3-29* (ConHnned «n Page Nine) , Bv 8AM DAWfWN ♦ing over a record 116 billion In state funeral seiwloM held for i indicated they would cut off an disease have been fqund in New Ing Mm second qnarter at IBM NiSTLB'S TASTY DEI,,UXE 8UCES lb. 56c 6 lbs. $2.50 (.6P Bnslntiss News .Anal.v*t) 1 taxes to the states in w-hich they wao far'below what la regarded New York. Oct. 2 (/Pr—Think live. - party chairman, accused the La A private research group; the boritea of making "a laat desper­ aa itefmleelhle. the PvbUe Hanlth ' 5 Lb. Bag WHOLE BEETS vout tax bill la high? Juat watt, Marla (?atla* leaves Milan on L«n-. contract terms had' Dr. Roscoe P. Kandle, state Menriee reparted tadny. 'ITm Cbdeolate MorNit brother, you haven't seen anything Tax Foundation, notes that in the ate frantic .bid in an attanipt to FANCY SMALL New Polio Pill bribe the taxpayer with- his own don-bound p)ane for reoordlag on- reached, they etated, they i health commiseloner, reported yea- hlgheet radiation activity aRawn FRESH FILET O F H A D D O C K yet. last six year* .state spending has gagomoat with Britain'# commer- : ____ _ ' —____ Chicken Wings risen from 313 billion a year to money.” from that aetwea waa 4JI mler*- Federal taxes have leveled off clal televlaion network. _ j (Centlened on Page Ton) fCof.tinnod on Pago Ten) ' microenriea per liter In weekQf TOMATOES FRESH mLET OF FLOUNDER Ready for Test except for that boost in the gas­ more than $22 billion, and that The Tories, bidding for a third Canadian Prime Mlnialer John ; HAND PACKED local .spending has shot up from tem« In office, ar* still runntog water mmplea taken from the A OZ. 21/^ lbs. 60c niESH OYSTERS oline tax. But state and local ex­ Diefenbaker indicates death aen- j ------;------Tenneeoee River at t^hattaneegs. penses continue to'rise—and that $15 billion to $25 billion. out front in most public opinion tence o f 14-ye*r-old Steven Trui- ' PRGS, Kansas City. Kan., Oct. 2 (4P)— adds up in the end to only one polla. But the 5 4 per cent lead Teen. Till* was a very atigfet fn- T« Arriva Eenly Friday: cott, convicted of rape-alaylng of creaae from the 4.7 average, A new polio pill la ready for test­ thing: Higher taxes. ^ . (Continued oh Page Four) they boasted two weeks ago has 12-year-old girl will b* rommnted. ing at the Univeralty of Kansas been slashed to a slim ptr Dock Local Rebellion during th* flrat qnnrtar. Otir- 16 OZ. Gizzards and Hearts M AIN E LIVE LOBSTERS a * • • .. Ib. ife If you live in a city the landlord \ i . . . 8ome former TV quis show Medical Center. ,1* likely to come around and say cent in the latest poll. rently a *tr*ntlnm-BB level *( B8 CANS STEAMING CLAMS .. 2 Ibt. S 9 c Scientiata hope one pill taken Hugh Qaitskell and his labor­ contestants, have lost their #■- mleromlcreenrlee p tt lltar la the rerit must go up because the thiisUam about teetifying in Houm 2^/t lbs. 60c nrally will give lifetime Immunity property tax ha* risen, New Tax Form ites bore down on domestic Ihucs t considered permlmihlw tor tlf^. probe next week, committee aide Squelched by Leaders 1I time expeenre. SWEET LIFE f r ^ the disease. .. j large or small in the home stretch. In addition aaya, ■ to jpromising abolition of aalea Aneurin Bevan, one of leading PEANUT BUHER known M "cold live virus,” lire ! scjiool tax must go up befauae t|iere Just as Painful taxes amounting, to 90 million j . . . ------■ . - ‘ DENIER KILUNO LOVER 12 OZ. Dr. Herbert A. Wenner, in charge figures in Britain's Labor Party, New York. Oct. 2' ig)--Port ac-#ported from hla Manhattan head- j New York. Ort. 3 M SWEET LIFE PRESERVE are so many more children, that i ____ ^ pounds ($252 million) a year, they goes to. bed w^th severe attack of ...... _ _ JARS Of .vlru* studies at the center. pledged to hike retirement pen­ tlvlty from Maine to Texas, was j quartei*# that the strike ..aa "100 Operator WUIem Van RIa LOWEST PRICES IN^YEARS ON , Dr. George A. Dubes, a geneticist,, the properly tax must K<> ''P ^ 'I Washington, Oct. 2 (An^ Upcl# InfliiMiaa. , . . Dollarway, Ark. , strike of I per cent effective from Maine to today he I* perfectly wflUhg In. STRAWBERRY ■> i cause t4iere '■ | Sam haa taken the wraps off a sions 10 shillings ($1.40) a. week. school board schedules hearing u„jo„ ^ock workers'. A threatened'Brownsville. Tex. " SHURFINE and Dr. Chlen Liu, an tmmunol- for services, and that the sales tax j In rallies throughout the island fare Boatiitoa chargee rhnrgi O^st. ^ Thursday on appHratioae of three bSek-to-work movement by a big, He pointedly noted that this in- death of pretty Lynn RKaiifPiwh COFFK ond SHORTENING . . . The srientlsts developed the vac- must go tip. too, beoause there are It has fewer I questions, fewer in­ .\egro stndenta seeking reassign- Brooklyn local failed to rhaterlal- eluded Brooklyn, so many more public employes to (Continned nn Page Nine) hecauee "I haveI inothing ' to tonr.' OrRRRi Rtylt CORN 2 fo# tk 'Clne BH putting viruses from structions and fewer blanks to fill ment to all-while Dollarway ixe. , Bradley already hart issued a Van RIe haa achowladgei d. three polio types in a lefrigerator be paid. in than the standard form it will school. . V .Dalian Louis Stedlng, The rebellion ajiparently was notic($ to lower union leadera SHURFINE COFFEE lb,61« In atates that have Income taxea ehlphonrd reimaaee wllh to* fS- ■et at 86 degrees and later at 73 replace for many taxpayers. 32, American war veteran who hag, squelched by top union leaders as | that he expected full cooperation year-aid woman <4nrtag .« vaynM 308 CANS SHtTRFINE the story is the Mine. . I PLUS GMtEEN STAMPS . Crisra (Reg.„88). Aperlal 4 T f l # ' degrees. They found that viruses But it uill be Just as painful as Hannah Well Away been a Buddhist for many years.' the vast shipping tieup entered he | in the strike. At the Mme time he' from Sln^^y mir* on tito DBteh which had come originally from A* Juat one example: New York will booome a monk Saturday at second day on the Atlantic and i notified Anastasia by telegram that; So off pack. >. Hurri­ Meanwhile, shop* stood marooned ' Buy all of your staple groceries—Cigarettes, window ledge then plummets into The Brooklyn 12, local ^ atotenaent iMued thrangh hi* »$■ cane Hannah, losing a little steam policeman's arm# . . . Jobless ex- '•’e Inle^at'onal Ixjngsh^men s in harbors, unable to take on o r , tomeya today. light Inilbs and household auppllea at Pine­ level is rising at the rale of 10 i million Americana between Christ- hut still qisngerous to any ship In hurst. We Invite you to compare prices. alive at temperatures lower than mas and New Year's, You can use truck driver who mingled with Aaan. is headed by Antooify lT^gh discharges' cargoes without the help ; OPEN WED. till 8 P.M^. - THURS. fill 8:30 P.M. -r FRI. till 9 P.M. TOMATO SAUCE 10 . Oanp Wi' the human normal of 98.6 degrees. per cent a year. ' New Year's. You can use its patc)i, curved northeast off , „ „ borrowed ' of the dickers-who move them EV.ARHEVRKI RERIGNINa He adds that local revenues it If .voiir inqome consists of wages The 6neet butler you cen buy: This, the doctors theorized, would ,®;Tna"nt o c^*r ' ^Tney" U a /oyTto vorj^ lo'call ' off Hailheade at harimr p c-ts were: loWa city. Iowa, 0 * t. 2 tdb—»' HAP'NIA 1MPC«TED DANISH LEAN make the \inis harmless but able have'risen by 7.33 per cent a year, and salary - - regardless of the I the Atlantic coast. . .. ------Yesterday leaieroav uit voieqvoted loto csiicall onoff n^rly silent, . the resnlt of an order' amount plus lirg, more than $200. At 6 a m. reconnaiMance plane# for wooing heiress against ^ strike in it* jerritor>', possibly ^ Head Football CoacK Fora^l STATE ( Iowa) Butter...... v? • • • **’• to arouse antibodies' sufficient to but locsT'debt issues by 42 per Association of American Evashevskl of the W at*' Unl- tmhiunlze humans I tent something that eventually of dividends and interest. . ^located the hurricane about • 2.’50 cogrt as a result of heavy damage suits veroltv of Iowa announced to­ niiles east northeast of Bermuda Brown. R.N., Is reelScted president threatened by employers. Railroad.* , halting movement of RumbI* Ree Whits Tuna...... 89c HAMS eu. can $1.99 The three, scientists consider a , will have to be paid by the tax The 1040W is the first all-new . most freight to Oie two roasts to day lie la reolgntaii when hla- pilot group of about 26 children as | payer*. • tax form in five years. Plans for and 430- mile# • east southeast • of of Connecticut Learie of Nursing when'the tert came at 8 preaent contract capirca. ) ClgarattM ..$^.16, 83 37 and $2.29 carton No damage it reported after , ^ to^av as cargo’ handler* re- prevent huge pileups on unmanned moat suitable for first tests of the ; The Bureau,yOf Labor Statistic* It were announced several weeks Cape Hattera*, N. C. piers. -ago,, but its format was kept se-' The center of tha. storm' atill weak earthquake near Tokyo to- ported for the morning ’’shape up" vaccine. After the Pilot group | in Washington takes note of the Normally bustling dorks echoed; VEKA TOLL AT 8,688 tests, much wider testa in thou- national trend In Us living cost cret until yesterday. No significant, packed 125 ra.p.h. winds, and day...New York dock strike ©r call to work at the pier*, the, . ^ j Tokyo. Oct. 2 'i * — NdMan^ Mnda of school children and Sdulls Ur.dex'.^One of the reasons the..gen- changes were made, in other ta.x Sviiids of hurricane force extended pickets kaock off "’for eop oreof- 'onlv move toward usual operations onl.v to the occamonal tread or a. fee” just after arrival, of Italian was made bv 16 men. Thev started watchman or picket, and paasen- al FoHec said today 8.688 boil- wlU be conducted. ' “ I ptnl index continue* to rise, de-1 forms, outward 70 miles on the northeast- lea have now bean eouated, vid-. two pages to ern. side and 45 miles to the south- liner Vulcania... Mexico City to go to work on a freighter but gers...... front...... luxury...... liners,...... - carried — d -Dr. Wenner explained that the j .^ptte occasional temporary relief There ar* just j their own bags and pushed luggage time at Typhoon Vasm. In !)#•: 1040W, compared with four In th# WMt. narcotics police arrest soldier who : were quickly withdrawn, j PINEHURST- 302 MAIN ST. •0 children are being processed for i from seasonal drops in food prices, carts to and from ships. j (Utlon, poUoe llato ahow 1AI4 •V tasting soon, but that the tesU on l* that taxes ars pn the upgrade, standard 1040 form. Eight pages Th* U.S. Weather Burmu Mid ran thriving refreshment stand It wasn’t clear who ordered thpm STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. at desk in National Defenaa M in-1 hack, but a few minutes later imlon mloBlHg and 18,148 InJimd hi adults will ’ not b* feaslbla until | The Department of Comn^erto .(OanManad an Fag* Tw*)- laat waokand’o wvago atonn. «^ H T Mi CINTII tniKT. ruNTY er riin PARkiNa CHtCKA CASHED — PARKING — CARRY-OUT TO CAR atriy next year. reporto that taxpayara ar* turn- (Oontin*^ on Bavan) (OanRnad an Fng* lUrtoMi) latry, president/William V. Bradley

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