I I WEDNESDAY^ OCTOBER U, 1961 ^antlt^Bter Cn^ning Arerage Daily Net Praaa Ron JL For the Week XadMl I Ootobar tl, ItOt . -i: ' '■> ?>'■": 13,400 MiMy fair,. ., Milwaukee, Wis., presented Commission. statistics on building material cost with an accumulated cash purchase of 20.00,or'more! was pressed by th e. PUC on the In an addreas last night to about Lincoln, Mass., Oct. 26 (JF) pricing policies of his company. in Connecticut. • 300 persons. Including many muni­ Washington, Oct. 26 (JP)—The Public Health Service, in an • clip out this coupon Asked by chief counsel Samuel His exhibit included price rises cipal officials and Civil Defense —M.vstery surrounding the extraordinary session, outlined today to health officers from STYLED WITH FLAIR FOR THE PACE SETTING Kanell of the PUC U Western Elec­ personnel from Fairfield and other baffling disappearance of the every state its nuclear fallout surveillance and protection • present it at our stamp desk with your sales slips tric’s pricing policies were the in­ (Coattnaed gb PagB S ii) nearby towns, Heller recommend­ wife of a Fitchburg paper policies. sult of competition, Davis replied; ed that shelters be constructed company executive heighten­ o receive 600 bonus stamps in addition to your regular "We take Into consideration outside the house. The service made public a background statement as a 2- COATS stamps 'YOUNG SET' prices available from other sup­ He said the type of basement ed today with the finding of day meeting, which it called, heand a summary of develop­ pliers. Our’s are usually substan­ New England's A elter being promoted by Civil bloodstained rags and paper ments to date and an outline of 'what it is hoped the states LIM IT: 1 to a customer tially below the others." Defense officials would offer little towels in the couple’s home. will cooperate in doing. Asked what per cent of the mar­ protection against such a weapon ket for phone equipment Western Mrs. Joan Rlsch. 30, vanished The sessions are closed to newsmen. Values to 49.99 ^ ^ GOOD ONLY THURSDAY. OCT. 26, 1961 Trainmen Plan as a 100-megaton bomb. from her neat (Jape Cod-type Electric controls, he said; "A In addition, heat waves from a The background statement opened this way: 6 12,99 to 19,99 latee portion." house on the edge of suburbia nuclear blast could easily set fire woodlands Tue.sday. Blood 'stained “Fallout levels resulting up until now within the United His exhibit showed that local One-Day Strike to curtains or other above-ground equipment in « the floor and a ivall near a tele­ States from the new series of Soviet nuclear teats do not war­ left; . 17.ee In black parts of a house and touch off a phone which had been ripped from rant undue public concern, nor initiation of public health fic­ typical oftlce of the "Bell Sys­ blaze that would destroy the en­ or brown Mif. cuah- tem" (of which SNETCO is a Garden <3ity, N. Y., Oct. 26 (AV- the wall. tion designed to limit intake of radioactive materials by fai- member) rose 6 per cent In prici tire structure, he said. Lt. Det. George Hamols of the lon Insole and arch. Newsday quoted railway trainmen . "Those people In basement shel­ dividuals or large population groups In any part of the coun­ from Jan. 1, 1969 to Jan. 1, 1960. leaders today as saying trainmen State Police said the bloodstained A comiMmy spokesman explalne.1 ters could be Incinerated,” he said. rags and towels Indicated an at­ try. NOW right: 12.ee ^ black that this type of equipment la ths on Long Island and in New Eng­ Heller also urged that neighbor­ tempt had been made to clean up “However, present levels do not warrant continuous, In­ or brown moc ox­ major portion of phone equipment land will stage a one-day work hood shelters be built instead of the mesa. ford. stoppage on some Monday soon to Individual shelters. The cost per tensive surveillance by federal, state and local govemmenta In use In Connecticut. Hamols planned to go to Con­ and consideration of protective measures which might be Chairman Eugene 8 Lpughlln arouse the public to the financial family would be less and there would be more skills available for necticut to check Mrs. RLach’s taken if they should be found necessary." Listen to Kathy Godfrey asked whether a price reduction, straits of the rallorads. background, friends and acquain­ put into effect by Western Elec­ The railroads listed are the Long coping with emergencies, he said. Copies of the statement weroA WINF-CBS, Manchester, Island, the New Haven, the New ■Tt is difficult,he said, "to tances. The Risch’s lived In given those in the meeting. A tric this year, was the result of a Ridgefield, Conn., before coming 1:10 p.m. Monday thru threat of an Investigation of phone York Central operations In New face disaster lone." spokesman explained the state here seven months ago. . officials were called in to consider Saturday. Contest Every equipment prices by the National England and the Boston and Two earlier clues—a fingerprint Sponsors Push Association of Railroad and Utility Maine. Pure Quackery* cooperative activities because the Day. Commissioners, to which the state Those quoted are Harold J. taken near the wall telephone and Hartford, Oct. 26 (>P)—A State an automobile reportedly, seen In Public Health Service has no PUC members belong. Pryor, head of the ' Trainmen’s Health Department official said authority to taka action within in­ UN Appeal for Davjs would not say whether the Long Island Railroad Lodge; the Rlsch driveway — appeared to today there was "no appreciable be washed out today. dividual states and the states also reduction was the result of the danger” from fallout in the state have the manpower to carry out threatened Inquiry, but said that a (Continued on Page Ihght) State Police chemists said the Big Bomb Ban a result of recent nuclear ex­ print apparently -was that of a activities in Uie field. plosions in Russia. member of the family and the The statement .was prepared tweeds long coats Dr. Harold S. Barrett, deputy automobile might have been a po­ before any reports had beun re- United Nations, N. Y., Oct 28 Gromyko Says Rusk Willing state health commissioner, said lice cruiser tta t responded after celvttd of any upward swing In (IF)—Sponsdrs of a resolution Ap­ the weather pattern would Influ­ Mrs. Risch's disappearance was the gross beta radioctiirity In the pealing to Russia to cancel a 50- ence the amount of fallout In Con­ reported. atmosphere in this country as a megaton bomb test acted todiw to pile lined short coats necticut. PoHoe questioned a young man result of Monday's Soviet blast in get another vote of support t n m Barrett said that' because of for several hours dining the night. the 30 to 50-ihegaton range. the General Assembly tomorrow- public concern "certain elements Irwin Firestone, right, a representative of the U.S. commandant informed sources sold tbs eight Soviet Still Seeking They would not disclose whether in Berlin, talks with newsmen on returning to the western sec­ Before, the session started. Dr. have been advocating special tab­ a he was being' held or had been sponsors had sent ths assembly lets or vitamins or other forms of tor of the city from East Berlin today. He had ieen turned back Francis J. Weber, .chief of the action released. Radiological Health Division, said request for immediate plaids solids medication" as a source of protec­ the first time by East German police when he tried to enter 'the through Mario Amadeo of A n m - Blood found on the fioor and eastern sector on official business. He made it on the second that, while Information still was tion against fallout near the wall telephone matched Una, chairman of the poUuCAl B ig TVo Conference This is “pure quackery,” Barrett try. (A P Photofax via radio from Berlin.) lacking about fallout effects of tbe committee which gave the reso­ said. that of Mrs. Risch, kivesUgators Monday Soviet test, any sighifle- lution a thumping vote of aqiproval said. They said there were indioa wool quilt lined "There is no medication that is ant hazard from the current Rui last night. necessary or that will do any good tlons that Mrs. Rlsch hod been sian tests probably would not arise Faced with the month’a end By STANLEY JOHNSON ^delegates. “Whether their repre­ to protect agxlnst the kind of fall­ (Struck on the head and Jud put U,S. Troops Cross Line until next spring. deddUns set by. Premier Xhn|Hi- Moscow, Oct. 26 VPl—The So­ sentatives arc seated next to, us out we might expect," he said. t.p a battle. Weber added in an interview h e v ^ p ...... that it cannot “be stated aa yet Chev^pr triggering the.janutfiT viet Untoa gave algna today qf At the tabltfin. of_,intesnational _ ' ‘W'- its’of heir-^4»eHeead[ to be bomb, the eight sponsors .comjttK pressln* that talks or not, d ir peoplst follow a V-fc-v - ItwM Of a man—were found on that there wiU be a serioiu hazard red with Assembly President Mini* world isronlMna can be settled by single role." i. Bailey Cuet GO P Vote the floor, even in the spring, whoi most ot (JP) — gi Slim of Tiii^la In hopes of-get- direct Washlngton-Moscow talks As for Germany, Gromyko said Hartford, Oct. 26 State InvesUgatore said the pretty Vdj)os Shut, Reojpen the debris from all the Russian ting a vote by 1 Democratic Chairman John Bailey wiUiout participation by other the Soviet government is oonatant brunette evidently was dragged tests, now lodged in the strato­ Bolstered ^ -10 rote a li'a p - countries. ly trying to oonyince WMaMngton, has slapped back at Republican from the house to the driveway. sphere,. will begin to drop toward provsl from tiie atkxi pqlitt- In his spech to the 22nd Com­ London and Paris that thay can­ charges that his party alone is Flecks of blood were found on the earth. responsible for the gross earn­ ool committee lost 1 munist party congress yesterday not tie their policies to "the In­ stairs, the driveway and the trunk Conceding that very little is ons cC the oponeom,' Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei terests of West German revengists. ings tax increase for public utili­ ‘Checkpoint Charlie’ known about the effects on of the woman's car. sembly. to give the top Gromyko seemingly sought to por­ Nobody has anything to lose by ties animals or humans of very low He said yesterday that Repub­ priortty. tray Secretary of State Dean the conclusian of a peace, ti ^ ty (CoBtiiiued on Page Two) but prolonged exposures, such No action was token at Rusk as favoring this Idea. lican State Chairman Edwin H. with both German statea and all Berlin, Oct. 26 —U.S. troops«>lcans and other foreigners wrioh- morning's oosemhly seealeb, Ihit^ Diplomats viewed renewed ef­ of us will gaki." May Jr. has "once more, .indulged today moved across the border ing to enter East Berlin. (Continued on Page Twelve) ''BO N M O T " in the typical Republican fiim- apbnsoes were toopefol ed A tH M forts for a 2-power deal as 3- The fOredgh miniater held out into East Berlin for the second The day’s main incident a t the when H meets tomocrow. pronged; hopes that relationa between the fiam tactic of staMing the con­ straight day to reassert the right checkpoint began when an Ameri­ 1. The Kremlin, from Stalin’s sumer in the back while claiming Alsop Expected Soviet Union and the United States of Am-ericans to move unimpeded can, driving a blue sedan -with (CoetfauMd^oB Page Twelve) day to Khrushchev’s,, has striven will improve and claimed, in effect, to be the consumer's champion.” through Berlin. , U.S. Army license plates, drove up Fallout Record to negotiate with the United that it is easier for Moscow to May has accused Democrats of "attempting to put over a dis­ To Announce The East Gerhian Police then unescorted seeking admittance to X States in this way. Washington deal with Democrats than with closed the Friedrichstra.«ise cross- graceful sham" by protesting rats E!ast Berlin. The Eqst German po­ has always insisted on bringing in Republicana.. Praising the late lice refused to admit him unless he For New Haven Increase requests sought by util­ sing, but reopened it when calm 1 0 ,9 9 its Allies. President Roosevelt ai>d his policy His Candidacy was restored. U.S. tanks provided identified himself, and he declined ity companies a t public hearings. 2. The mere possibility that o t friendship with the Soviet a backdrop for the convoy across to do that. New Haven. Oct, 28 tffl—A city BuUetiiis Union, he commented that Pteei- The Republican leader scoffed at such a project was In the air would Hartford, Oot. 26 (J) — John the dividing line but were with­ It was plain the unidentified official reported today that New Culled from AP Wires tnavdtably cause reeentment and dent Kennedy , is also a Democrat. Democratic legislators who said Alooip of Avon, a Hartford in- Haven’s radioactivity count last they were unaware the tax In­ drawn later. American had been sent up to the dissension In the western Alli­ "It is probably easier," he re­ ouranco executive, probably will border a.s a further test of the month reached an all-time high— designed in black suede and ance—to the possible benefit of marked, "to restore the position crease would be passed onto the The situation flared up and announce hia candidacj’ for the died dow’n within three quarters rights American authorities claim five times the pre\i0us high fig­ THOMPSON GETS OBDEBfi the Soviet Union. of good Soviet-American relations consumer. Republican gubernatorial nomina­ ure. plum calf with new ripple Bailey said May "forgot to say of an hour. for movement about the city. WeshlngtOB. Oct. 26 (JV-dIto 3. I t would effectively rule out established by this greet Amerl- tion at a prese conference here When the driver came back three The report was made by Eric U.8. goverament has inetMetod any claim by China or some other cen, Roosevelt, with the party that the Republican leadership and The Frledrichstrasse crossing, W. Mood, director of the city’s soles for heavenly walking tomorrow. known as "Checkpoint Charlie" to U.S. Army jeeps, carrying Ameri­ Amboesador UeweDyn Thonlp^ Soviet ally for a role In negotia­ which is so closely connected with rank and file voted down the line The conference, to which tele- Bureau of Environmental Sanita­ son to protest to the Soviet gev- him.” GIs, went back to normal and was can military policemen with bayo­ tions. for every tax Increase he now visian end radio broadcasters also nets fixed, .joined him for another tion. enunent against intertWefiee comfort, vamp is side e'.as- "We constantly feel the elbow of Gromyko said the Soviet Union criticizes. Not once on the floor again open to traffic by non- Mood said the average fallout a « invited, will be held a t 10:30 Germans. It is the only crossing try. with oUled offlciel vtsits to East our friend and ally, the people's count for September was 47.9 mi- Berlin, and to fauilst fliat So­ ticired for snuggest fit. other am. (ES3T). between East and West Berlin The "East German police stood Republic of China," Gromyko told (Oontimied ea Page Seven) (Continued on Page Six) For adorn time, r^iorts have cromicrocuriea per cubic meter of viet oathoritlee reeume oetive that is left for the use of Amer- aside to let this military group and air. He said the previous high' been that AJsop’s political time­ the sedan go by. control ot the east sonal border styles from 8.99 to 11.99. for the city was 8.7 recorded in dieck point. State Oepertment table called for on announcement After convoying the sedan into of hie nomination for governor December 1968. press officer Uscola wUto an- ' What Will China'Reds Do? East Berlin the military, police­ Mood sold ths September read­ nounced that Hiompoon "boa on about the end of October. men withdrew, and the sedan ing was the highest of any fallout The give-away waa the recent oppoiilintmeot with the Soviet'Ver- News Tidbits cruised around alone in the Com­ sampling station In New England. eign Ministry tomorrow.” White announcement by Town Chairman munist-controlled sector. East He stressed that the ares was Robert August of Avon that the from the AP Wires questioning repurtm German police stopped the car not in any critical danger because Thompson "has received his in- GOP Town Ckunmittee there has when.lt tried to leave and re-enter of the fallout, but he added that West Thinks Nikita to Force unanimously eoadorsed Alsop for stracicttons.” he dldnt’ know exactly what the governor. The Syrian revolt has touched off (Continued on Page Two) danger level was. COATS a wave of orreste and reorganiza­ U .a SHUTS KOREAN UNB This is a traditional step taken Seoul. South Korea, Oct. 26 second floor SHOE SALON, main floor, rear . . . by many prtxqiective guberaatorial tion in Egypt that diplomatic sources in Beruit, ^banon, said to­ (Jt)—The U Jf. Command eloeed Albania Qut o f Warsaw Pact candidates — having their home, m day is more widespread than Presi­ tile mllttary demoraatlon U town or home district give an en­ today to Communiat vehktos dorsement jtMt before a formal dent Nasser has admitted publicly . . . One man killed and three others o o r r ^ g Red members of the NOTK—How sigBlfloant Is ttieea showdown with the Red Chl-Abetween Russia and Red China Is osndidscy is announced. Yugoslav Gets Nobel n Mitral nations aopetvkMiy ooRV- Bovlet-AlhiHilan d i^ U . hi the nese. an old story going beck several AIsop's axjiected onnotmoemrat injured when a wine barrel. ex­ plodes in a Brooklyn ce lla r___Re­ ndasion to a eamp near F s a - straggle between RoMia and Bod Washington authorities doubt years. But the rumor of an out­ wtil start off ths 1982 Meotion munjom. The oonuniastaB’s Po­ AAEN'S Z IP -O U T Chin*? What influence might the that the Intensified strain ■ be­ rampaign .in Oonneetlcut. It also port that plans being made to kid­ Bamboo Ring Top THE VERY POPULAR MEN'S right break between Russia and a nap the Clark Goble lialiy sends Award for Literature lish and Czech members sad dlaputa have on Khnuhohev’s tween Moscow and Peiping will Bhiropean Communist oountry, will mark the sta rt of a period of their sides have besB penntttod strategy in desUng with the Went have any decisive influence on waiting within the stats OOP or- detectives speeding to the Gable r ? l even small Albania, is a new ele­ home In Los Angeles today where to ride In their own veUelas LUXURY FINE PiMA COTTON PILE LIN ED on Berlin 7 John M. Hightower, Khrushchev’s strategy In dealing ment in the feud. ganizatlon for a mqve State across the line dividtaig Norto .▼eteraa chief of the AF*s State Chairman Edwin H. May Jr. the child is found to be eafe. Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. 26 (J’lAlng academy for the lost 40 years, DRAWSTRING DACRON and with the western powers over the The lost time there was such a Usually boisterous Manila quiet —The 1961 Nobel literature prize heto this to say mad South Keren en route Deportmesit staff, oovern these Berlin crisis. But they do not'rule break was in 1948 when Yugo­ May has been telling friends that was awarded today to a Yugoelav to a neutral csnip motatolned ALL-WEATHER tints la * comi^ehenstve stoiy on he is waiting until the Nov. 7 oad hushed 'today as the flag- "One can say as a whole that in out the theoretical possibility that slavia fell into disagreement with draped body of former President ■writer for the way in which he Andric modern psychologricol in­ by Swiss and Swedish members BOXER SHORTS oscow-Petping relationa. dissension within Communist municipal elections are ever before S Stalinist leadership in the Kremlin I Sergio Osmena is borne on a black told the troubled history of his sight is united \rith the fatalism of the coBrnristien. BAG COTTON SHIRT ranks might cause Khrushchev to and was . kicked out of the inter­ (Oontiausd SB Page Three) caisson to Interment in Manila’s country and people. of the Thousand and One Nights COATS By John M. Hightower go more slowly toward a show­ national Communist organization, North Cemetery . . . Published pho­ I’ve Andric, 69, who played a (Arablah' Nights). VIET NAM A8SCBEO Washington, Oct. 26 (JV - down with the West. the Comintern. tographs in Moscow today reveal role hiineelf a.s the last royal "Andric has a great tenderness Washington. Oct. 26 l*>—Presi­ Rumorn ’ora circulating In western The Soviet premier told . the that spaceman Yuri Gagarin has Yugoslav envo>’ to Hitler G er- for his fellow human beings, but dent Kennedy gave tbs Bspehlle diplomatic quarters that Russia 'The possibility that Khrushchev Moscow party congress last week feels the time has come for a show- Transport Walkout gntned a t least 15 pounds and de­ many, was gi'ven the 250,200 does not flinch from depicting ter­ of Viet Nam renewod aasmraaeee may force. Albania out of the Com­ that he would not Insist on sign­ veloped a double chin since he came Swedish crowns (348,300) prize by ror and violence. . The themes he today, on tta sixth aativetaaiy, Compare at 2.00 munist Woe’s Warsaw Pact. doWTi with the Chinese Reds may that tbs Unttod States is dster- 2.38 ing a separate peace treaty with explain why Chinese Premier Chou back from orbit. the Swedish Academy of Letters. employs with such mastery ore 3.38 e Ties Paris Streets mined to help preserve Ha Inde­ 2 3 9 4 These rumors are being care­ East Germany before the end of Milk BuppU,ss for New York City It was the first Nobel prize ever original and altogether hia own. He fully studied by U.S. and other Al­ Ehi-lai left the Moscow meeting the year. He linked this to a and Long Island virtually non-ex­ awarded to Yugoslavia. turns, so to speak, to a previously pendence, “pratoot he people lied officials and suggest the pos- and flew’ to Peiping fOur days ago. Paris, Oct. 26 (JP)—Paris streets against Commonlst ssssssliis, mta a outer shell of statement that the western pow­ It was indicated that he wwuld re­ istent as a strike of track drivers The academy said in its citation imknown page of history and ap­ ■ibiUty that the Communist camp were more jammed than usual and plant workers reaches its third peals to us from the depths ef the boUd a bettor E|a tiueogh eeoa- a new shorter point JUST 9 7 c heavy duty la grappling with its worst internal ers had displayed a “certain un­ turn to Moscow before the meet­ with cam today as a 244iour the prize was ^ven Andric for "the nomio growth.” Kennedy epdie derstanding” of the Berlin prob­ ing ends, probably early next week. day . . . President Ngo Dinh Diem epic force with which he has de­ tortured South Slavic soul. button-down collar crisis since 1948. strike of train, subway and bus "F o r the Swedish Academy it has enly In genwroUttss. B at he 6ald cotton/acetata lem, indicating that it might be U.S. officdals are very interested of South Viet Nam tells his people picted themes "and human des­ In its quarrel with Mofecow, vrorkens cut commuter service. in a speech in Saigon'today that been a matter of satisfaction to be h e ^ he In A better pofiMta *•* • the fabulous "feed twill which broke wide open at the cur­ possible to arrive a t negotiated to see whether he will. The government railway admin­ tinies from the history of hts eonsider ‘taddttiomi • long tapered sleeve settlement. they have not done enough to preps able to reward In Andric the moat bag" to hold everything rent Ckmununlst party meeting in The struggle between Ruseia istration said trslflc on lines across cxnintry." worthy representative of a linguis­ that we might taka to asslit .tlia a fully plaid Khrushchev’s speech in. this re­ the war against the Communiat EepahUe^fVlet Nam in thTaUMg- the Soviet capital, Albania has the and Red China is considered here the country was cut about 75 per rebels. He waa nominated for the prize tic sphere which has not provious- • barrtl cuffs lined (even to' spect, end, in d e ^ its dominant last year but eliminated in the gte' against the Oaaimnaiet'; I iii black or natural support of Bed China. The struggle to be centered on the issue of which cent. Subuiban train service was Installed today as head of the ly been represented in a eerice of sleeves) between Russia mad Red China pre- tone, is regarded by oftioials hqre of th s two m ajor Communist pow­ out altogether or greatly reduced. final round. Nobel prize 'winners." #65% dacron Ukralnian-Byzantlne Arcjidlocese pert from Gen. barley cloth a extra full cut with I t j ” elastic waistband aumably has been Intensified by the as having been reaeonbly re- ers is to exercise a controlling But service in Paris also was of PtaUadelphia was The Most Rev. His greatest work la an historl- Fifty-five Nobel literary awards polyester, 35% atroined. The restraint on Berlin, oai trilogy — "Miss,” "The Trov- a light, warm flovlet-AlbaBlan dispute. voice in the formation of bloc pol- virtually nonexiatent t4it the sub­ Ambrose Simyshyn, former bishop preceded today’s. EDITOB QIVB8 BUOtt • black marshmallow cotton a panel seat zip-out orlon AJba:^ in itself. Is relatively howewr, waa offset to tome de­ ides. This, in tinn, is related to way unexpectedly operated at of the Stamford, (Jotm., Ukrainian nik Chronicle" and "The Bridge The academy has IS members. Inaignilieant. But as a pawn in the gree by his announcement of plans their basic and, i in Washington's about 30 per cent or normal. on the Drina.” The trilogy and The chair of the late UJf. Secre­ New B ritote Chain. '0 (4 .',N ' . pile extra diocese . . , Thomas Fortune Ryan, (J>) — Mrs. Wsi taMt H. Rtawa. . • white, gold, blue f fihest pima cotton in miniature checks, I struggle between Russia and Red to explode, a 00 megaton nuclear v W ^ oonOlctin^ national inter- Adding to the tsrfiBc jams were wealthy New Mexico raniblisr mar- most of his works ore about his tary-general Dag Hammarskjol lining raeeattve edlM.sil tito Ifew • madras type green ..r* hairline stripes and candy stripes China It could be critically import­ bomb and by the emphasis placed the motorcade movements of vis- riea Vlviaq Cbrisco, m Paeo mani­ native Bosnia and Its people.- one of its most prominent msnHM ant. by other s p i e r s a t U)a Congress lUng President Hubert M sga of curist, recently in JuarpZv Mexico In Belgrade, Andric waa report­ and the winner of the 1961 Nobel Erttata MstoMl gavn fall fabric / Red China is jstiU in an early day to-fidoaghtar M 4 - |a assorted blues, tan, gray a black olive Authorities here are uncertain im Sovlst mijitary prowess. ■tags of Industrial developpient, Dahomey. Police blocked off each ^ . . Law under whuOt; Hartford undergoing a medical checkup Peace Prize, is etlU empty. • sizes 82 to 88 what ths tflilnese Communist lead- Aznonr oil the devMopments a t under tbs Communist system of street on MS; route flvp minutes County authorities plan toourpresa a hos^tal when the announce- Andrio served in the YugootaY 4 sizes 30 to 44 aS6to46 » srs will do If Soviet Prem ier the Ooramualst oeeslan, U.S; of- centralized planning and control, before he p os^ , backing up traf­ >“'«*^ribtition of the costovsroial [t come and so was not a'vall- diplomatic corpse from the 19iK>’i . h i handbags Khrushdiev decides to expel Al­ flciala are obviously moot, deeply which the Soviet Union passed fic for blocks in all directions, Henry Miller novel, "Tropl«of^(Jan- immediately for oonunent. untU World War JI. His lest di­ wife sC thfi main floor shirta, atreet floor ahorta, main floor a rag., long, bania from the Warsaw Pact. But intrigued by the ^ e n t aiMl fu­ through a quarter of a century Ground woricers of Air gfonoe rcer," )s anUObscenlty etqtiUe, not a. ''jn A pfsipared zpeeih for Radio plomatic misslan was as Yugoslav mestor abort they think it poesible that Khrush- ture ImpUcotlona of trouble wtihr 'timoonihlpiitatute" declorea State’a Swedsp, Dr,, Anders Oestertlng, olMT feels the time has come foi| hi the OomiDuiitet bloc. The row ,

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\ a s * w IPAOBTWO MANCHESTER.EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER,26, 1961 ■' ^ .. - . .. ■ ’A- ■- HCA14CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1961 P A G E T H R E E fltot aiid third ^adnaodky of. toa U A T rio o fw Cr089 lin e Coventry month at 7 pjn. at tha Lagioii Rockmlle-Vernon homa on Wall 8 t Alsop Expected Talcottviiie West Thinks Nikita to Force mirlpool Mambara ata HXinawrlng • Sheinwold on Bridge Mrs. dowdy household nrtloiaa damonatration Flaherty Sets party at 8 p.m. Nov. 8 at tha Lag- Golden Rule Albania Out of Warsaw Pact E. and Bn R a i|tt Vopos Shut, Reopen ion hama. The public la tovitad. To Aitnouiice PriicBB a t L o w Ctob Elacta BIUDOB TEACHES < liiarth dealer Named to Fill Campaign to North-South vnlneraUe cials at the time as a kind of con­ ’ Natalia Hladky baa ftatn alacUd F B O F tt TEMINO His Can^didacy Fashion Show (Onnttnuefi tiwiii Pagp One) Sorvieo Tint's iBtttr president of toe Baa and Kackle By Alfred Sheliiwold NOVIH cession to the Red Chinese. OKQ7 654 Or more ago. The Red dhinese do ‘Checkpoint Charlie’ Oiureh Post 4-H l not to Mrs. Joan Howland and Everett past matrons and patrons of Cli- will be held during the aame hours the ace of spades and returns a ■ The Alsop group, along with port training centers for women pare yours now. count, your hand Is more Gorgon­ fashions. that the Communist theory of the of the Episcopal Church. 0t the Beat German police said. smoke in pstie«it’s rooms. No more FYost; deacons for three years. max Chapter of Bkmtera Star. Nov. 11. trump. You must step up with U.B. Son. Prescott Bush of Oreed- Hair styling of toe youtq; moto inevitability of war must still be zola than gorgeous. -wich, and U.S. Rep. Abner Slbal, The Rev. George F. Nostrand, LEON CIESZYNSKI Hundreds of curious Berliners than two visitors at one time per Theunes T. Cooper and Ernest On Dec. 4, there will be a apeclal the ace of trumps to save dum­ For Shelnwold’a 36-psge book­ era will be by Albert's Beauty considered In a world of expand­ f athered at the frontier in an ef­ patient. Gowd.v; deaedness for three years. Mancheater Evening HeenM voter-making Session for resi­ my’s ruffing trick. And now you of Norwalk, favors former State Studio of Vernon (Circle. ing communism. rector, will speak at a coffee hour BuiMar— Ml 9-4291 let, "A Pocket Guide to B rldp," Rep. A. Searle Plnney of Brook* in Neill Hall aftet the service. fort to watch the test of East- Mrs. Ruth Hill; church committee Coventry correapondent, F. Pau­ dents whoee rights have matured ruff a - diamond with dummy’s send S6c to Bridge Book, httn- Names of the models have not Khrushchev, by contrast, has Waat strength. Hollce on both a d m it t e d YESTERDAY: Mrs. for three years, LAWrence Fenti- lina Uttfo, Maphone PI 2-6t31. since Nov. 11. nine of hearts. field for state chairman. yet been revealed. ’ insisted on a policy of what he Members of th-e UTX) committee chester Evening Herald, Box 8818, are Mrs. William Kloppenburg, eMea kept them behind ropes, up Jean Remmey. 210 McKee St.; msn. "The importance of the aea- How do you get out of dummy Grand Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Alsop’e move ie expected to There will be refreshments and calls peaceful co-existence and the to 800 yaitb away on the eastern Peter Sartor. 37 Perkins St.; Rob­ Committees elected were; Reli­ sions,’’ Flaherty eald, "la best to draw trumps? You can’t discard speed up the taking of sides within door prizes. achievement of Red goals by Mra. Frank Crocker, Mrs. Ludwig ert Russell. Glastonbury: Mrs. gious education for a term o f ons shown by the fact that the votere a club safely on the queen of (Copyright 1961, General Fea­ the state GOP oiganlsation, ant, The fashion show will, be open means short of war. He modified Hsmaen, Mrs. Allan Hotchkiss, RockvUle-Vemon spades before you have drawn as between Plnney and Bent for Mrs. Earle Rohan, Mra. Stanley T)m entire inOidsnt was over Stephanie Zalewa, Stafford year. Mrs. Muriel PSrkdia, Luclut registered (in 1959) exceeded the tures Corp.) to all. Tickets may be purchased this stand somewhat last winter withdn 19 minuitai. Then the U.S. Springs; Mrs. Catherine Murray, A. PetUnglU Jr., Richard Slayton margin of victory in the election.*’ trumps. If you gel to your hand state chairnuin, and second, as be­ from any member of toe Golden by defending "wars of llberati’on. Sholik, Mrs. Randall Toop and tMiks 'were withdrawn. Giblins Convalescent Home; Mrs. and Mrs. JSan ElUS; budget for Flaherty defeated incumbent with the king of clubs. West will tween Alsop and May for' gover­ Rule Club or at toe door. This waa regarded by western offl- Mrs. John TYotter. Purtng all the eacitment, an Julia Eldwards, 8 Barbara Rd., two years, Wesley Lewis and Two Tronts’ Republican Mayor Herman G. win a trump trick and put you nor. Pastor Retaining Baat.aermaa took advantage of Rockville; Mrs. Helen Swartz, Bruce Anthony; miaaiOnary, one Olaon two yeare ago by a narrow back in dummy with a club. In the background, as possibili­ The Rev. Robert Shimoda, pas South Rd., Bolton; Richard Turk- year, Mra. Margaret cooper, Mra. margin. Don’t Rush wnuBran » iMvmwv ties for the gubernatorial nomina­ tor of the Talcottvllle Ongrega the jm aitlOn to make a success- tional Church, is scheduled to re­ M dMh to the West. ington, 82 Pine St.; Alfred Pari- Beatrice Keller. Mra. Carol In Fight on Voter-making sessions before I5on’t rush to set up a spade Frid^SM urdoy 1 PA4. tion are former Gov. John Lodge trick. Win the first trick with and House Speaker Anthony Wal­ turn home this evening from The American convoy wes led seau, 327 W. Center St.; Jennifer Meineker and Mra. Constance dty elections nad not been held ALL IN COLOR! Springfield, Mass., wherj he nas until two years ago, Flaherty said, the king of diamonds, ruff a dia­ lace of Simsbury.' hy M e l Bdwerd O. Luce, of Hem- Hanson. Ellington Ave.. Rockville; Love. mond In dummy and lead the nine “ S WORLDS of GULUVEB** been attending a S-day eastern re tagtord, Hob., deputy U.S. provost Brian Charboneau, 82 West St.; Alao, welcoming, one year. Mra. Dumping Site adding that Democratic preasure of hearts for a finesse. »7to VOYAGE of 8INBAI>“ Brookfield, Oct. 26 (JPi—Former tonal meetiiw of. ministers of the uaiahtf hi 'Berlin. Mrs. Faye Chase. Coventry: Jack Joan I^ttlngill, Mm. ^ t t r y StorrS, at that time resulted in the nited Oiurch of (3irist. FAIRWAYS scheduling of registration dates. West wins wrlth the jack of e Everyone BOc e State Representative A. Searle An American apokesman said the Reichenbach, Bolton Rd.. Vernon; Mm. Mary npanoa. Mm. Florence Antagonism to establiahment of hearts and returns the Jack of The gathering waa attended bv eanvoy went la after the Busslans Mrs. Myrtle Hubbard, 176 C3iarter Lawton, Mra Rebecca Shaw, Mm. The Democrats this year re­ gas, ww te* ewe r a t Plnney, an aannoimced candidate n sanitary landfill dump oft Rt. 88 spades. E u t takes the ace and for Republican, state chairman In over 1,000 mlntstera and lay dels had failed to aend a Soviet off'cer Oak St.; Stephen Hill. 30 Pine Hill Maty Jane Boyce and Mm. Esther quested scheduling of at least two returns a spade, whereupon you gates from all the states esuit and for to the checkpoint, although asked St.; Mrs. Louise Wagner, 131 Bol­ oallnat; music, one year, Mrs. in 'Vernon fell into two categories sessions, a request which was de­ toe event State GOP (toairman north of Virginia. two hours earlier to do so. The lawn near her driveway. That was ruff wrtth the queen of hearts. Edwin H. May Jr. resigns, said tO' ton St.; Anne Benet 26 Holl St.; Zoetje Vinton, Mrs. Doris Reed today — objections from nearby bated at Intervals until lb waa shortly before she vanished. She West shrewdly refuses to over­ Choirs Rehearse Tonight 6 Aiaerlcaaa, under their InlerpreU- day that he was not committed to Mrs. Adrienne Bessette. 742 W. and Mm. Margaret Cooper. homeowners and objections from discovered that state statues re­ was wearing a trench coat. When ruff. but you Imve enough high The regular weekly rehearsals of t t a at rights, show identification Also, visiting committee for one quire voter-making sessions before any potential candidate for this par­ hallo ween costumes, . Middle Tpke.; Joseph Kaminsky, dvlc leaders who feel industrial ex- she vanish^ she apparently was trumps to cope with the eltuation. the Junior and Senior Choirs will only to tha ItussianB, represenltng 113 N. School St.; Joseph Canas, year, Mra Grace Hitchcock, Mra any municipal election. ty’s gubernatorial nomination. be held in the church at 6:80 and cna at the four powers in Berlin. wearing a cloth coat- You cash the ace of hearts and Plnney, GOP minority leader In Youth Slightly Hurt in Train Crash Hazard vllle. Estelle Nelson, Mra Kathleen San­ panaion in Vernon will be throttled. In past years, the voter-making "We don’t know whether she's then lead the ten to force out 7:30, respectively, tonight All The epOkeeman said the SovleU ADMITTED TODAY; Charles born, Mra Marion Fentiman and Although a brief poll of area res­ days before the town elections the House during the 1980 session This small foreign ear came to a halt 130 feet from Jth« South Windsor grade crossing where it church membera Interested In sing­ masks and wigs were anedflcaUy asked to send an alive or dead” Droney said. West’s king. Any return puts of the legislature, said that a num­ Argiros, Thompsonvllle; Mrs. Mm. Ruth French; floraL one year. idents found no organised home- had been deemed sufficient. A puzzling element, Lt. Harnols you back In your hand to draw was struck by a southbound New Haven ntUroad train, but Its driver wae only slightly injured. He ing arc invited to attend atOctr- to idantlfy the civilian Isabella Beaulieu. Wapping; Jeni­ Mm. Mabel G. Hall, Mra L. May owner opposition, comments ber of newspaper atorles have im IS Robert Hudson, 22, of 1039 Main St., South Windsor, who was attempting to cross the tracks at e wo give world green stamps e “ should tha need arise.'* This wa.m:i Usd tralBe is considered so serious Louise Green, 8 John Or., Rock­ five days left in which to file »; I rr» J. J : 1.95 reading speciallats Dr. John Deasy teaching, experience of 33 years will be best for the town in the the office on that basis." and Miss Hilda Monahan. They and Manchester on Saturday at 10 that the UB. commandant, MaJ. ville; Mra. Marilyn Flano, Bolton; lists of ail personal property with DANCING CHOICE OF has been in East Hartford, Bristol a.m. Proceds will be used for need­ long run. She apparently had brushed May Is considered a potential the teaching staff feel it la diffi­ Gen. Albert Watson H, last night Mra Winnlfred Melody, Taloott- the saseasor’s office, to avoid a 10 Beck Hi Smb ' Otu LolUbrlxIda and East Windsor. ed nursery furnishings. adted Washington for instructions per cent penalty if such declara- At the request of the chamber agsdnet her own oar. detectives AT candidate for the GOP guberna­ cult to use symbols in marking August Mello of Northfield, vlUe; Mrs. Ehhel Armstrong, 17 said, as she was being dragged "COM E SEPTEMBER" LOBSTER first grade work, and that the pu­ Halloween Party hafbre making new challenges of Quaker Rd.; the Rev. David tlona are not made on or before of commerce, selectmen scheduled torial nomination. He has said that Mass., was appointed to sei-ve as the tour of the site in the forenoon or esuTied to another -vehicle. De- la Color he is not a candidate, but tlNit pil’s progress can be better de­ Cub Scout Pack 228 will hold Communist East Germany’s traf- Oockett, 40 Durant St.; Robert Wednesday. Alio art teacher at the Avery Street fte controls. To be declared each year are yesterday. About 38 people, cham tectivea said there appeared to be should he become one he would re­ scribed In a narrative report. Elementary School beginning Oct Halloween party tomorrow from il Carlson, 140i/i Oiarter Osik St.: no doubt Mrs. Risch was itoducted HALIBUT 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Wapping Com­ n::t: On his first trip, Firestone was house trailers, registered boats, ber members and Interested citi GARDEN "WINGS of CHANCF' sign as state chairman. The report will cover the main 30. He graduated from Northfield Alfred Galeuda, 17 Westwood St; zens drove to the site to look it by someone who surprised her ki topics of reading, arithmetic, work High and from toe Massachusetts munity House. Prizes \rtll be for e limfted time on!/ accompanied in a UB. Army sedan Mrs. Helen Friedrich, 46 South St., unregistered boats and cars, la Color S:SB“€:4«-9:65 p i hy an oflioer and soldier in uni- over. her home. Hie motive apparently RESTAURANT TROUT 8280,800 FOR TALE habits, special talents and interests College of Art. awarded for costumes and jack-o- Rockville; Mrs. Angeline Morin, horses, livestock, poultry and farm and auljustment to school. The lanterns. Parents are requested to fonn. In the past, cars with unl- machinery. Ameslte driveways Engineer Richard Lombardi, rO' was not robbery a# nothing was New Haven, Oct. 20 iiPl— Grants (College of Art. Upon graduation South Coventry; Mrs. Evelyn Ris- 840 MAIN ST Friday—Matoiee Only 1:80 teachers use a prepared guide he was appointed art supervisor in come-’ with their boys. Refresh­ foemsd drivers have been waved which have been added to proper­ talned to survey potential dump miasing. SGALLOFS totaling $280,300 from the Nation­ ley, 210 Eadrldge S t; Frank Airmen from nearby Honscom Doors Ojp«> at 1— al Science Foundation have been which aids them In evaluating the Wllllamstown, Mass., but was ments win be served. through by East Berlin police. Dzicek, Hebron; Carol Gould, ties since Oct. 1, 1960 and build­ Bites, recommended the Rt. 83 Downtown Manchester FUastone went back to West property containing 50 acres, be­ Air Force Base and State Police Performance 1:30 received Iw Yale University to sup- students. drafted and has just been honor­ Mystic; Mrs. Pauline Ogren, 462 ings removed prior to Oct. 1,1961 ably discharged. BarUn, put on Us uniform as a cause of the depth of gravel, size, continued to search swamp-stud­ Performaace Ends 4:30 FMEU OLAMS - Mrt bssic research now under way. The report cards will carry a Manchester Evening Hemld E. Middle T ^ e .; Mra Natalia Should be reported to the asses­ ded woods near the Risch home in The grants, announced yesterday, brief paragraph under each cate­ ‘Eltoworthian’ 28 South Windsor correspondent, ristrri uB. army major. This Gaskell and daughter, 803 E. Cen­ sor’s office. location, terrain and availability. "Tiny Barton A Gkmt time, because be was in tinlfonn, efforts to turn up more definite SEAFOOD PUTTER are for projects in physics, zoology, gory describii^r the skills and abili­ This year marks the 25th uml- Lnurn K n t z, telephone Blltehell ter St.; Mrs. Janet McCulloch and Forms for filing personal prop­ In the report being drafted for HoRowoor Fun Slww ties a child should have, and a versary of the Ellsworthlan, the hs was allowed to proceed to de- the selectmen, he has recommend­ clues. chemletry, forestry and geology. 4-1768. PLAYTEX daughter. West Willington. erty may be picked up at the Trio" Uvm the message. ed the sanitary landfill on about Authorities said there Is a pos­ ABBOTT and OOSTEIXO in DISCHARGED TODAY: Mra. Town Office Building on Main sibility Mrs. Risch—known to her “MEET toe KESTONE COPS’’ SWORDHSH issue facing the United Florence Vancour, 172 Hirtiland St. and must be in by Nov. 1 to 25 acres of the site for 15 years. sras — would it allow the neighbors as a fine young mother Plas Cartoons and Stooges ■ i . , A 12-acre portion adjacent to S t; Lloyd Hevenor Jr., 59 Brook­ svold the legal penalty. —W’ss slain. DAN CIN« EVERY Free Masks To First to Stop Americans field S t; Michael CSiaves, 7 Oval the Rockville sewage treatment H LLE T of SOLE In civilian clothes from entering Real estate and registered mo­ ' The woman’s husband, Martir., THURS., FRI., SAT. 300 Children Lane; Donna Vignone, Blast Hart­ tor vehicles do not have to be plant would be set aside for an in- 35, was in New York on a business Bast Berlin? ford; William Ford, Wapping; Don­ clnsntor at the end of that time. STUFFED GUMS Tssterday, to make the point it declared. Changes made under mission at toe time she vanished. "lii-l ald Gaudreau, 59 Arcellia Dr.; building permits are picked up by Tile remaining 13 acres would be The oldest of the couple's two floosidered this a violation of UB. Linda Brown, 28 Turnbull Rd.; WILL l ights, the Army sent three jeeps the assessor. used for fill but not for dumping. children, Lillian, 4, was visiting a FRIED SHRIMP w & armed sUdlers Into East Mrs. Amelia Fiske, 197 HoUister High School News Answering objections, Lombardi neighbor, and the youngest, Doug­ o FRIDAY, SATURDAY SURPRISE PICTURE AT 7 o St.; Anthony Sinicrope, EMst Hart­ and Selectmen George E. Risley las 2, was in bed u p ^ irs. Mid­ NOW HAVE A PROFESSIONAL-TYPE BstUtt as saoort for a car con- ford; Miss Gertrude Kreba, East There will be s dance for stu­ dlesex (tounty Dist. Atty. John COMPLETE DINNERS «y««tfig two American civiUans. dents at Coventry High School to­ and Herman G. Olson said the In­ FM.-SAT. FRl-SAT. Although It hraught up 10 tanks Glastonbury; Joanne and Michael dustrial potential of the area Droney said one phase baffled in­ Petroski, 18 Bunce Dr.; Mrs. Eliza­ day from 8 to 11 p.m. in the cafe­ vestigators. SWi* SUN, Come Early . . . Relax . . . jrastsvday, toe U.8. Army today re- teria. A juke box has been rent­ should not be harmed. {nlned from any such show or beth Cowlea East Hartford; Mrs. He said that when Mrs. Risch Enjoy Your Fkvorite Cocktail Louisa Robinson, 691 W. Middle ed for music. The owner of the property, Mal­ was last seen she was mowing toe atnngto. The army evidently was colm y f . Barlow of Tolland, has re­ m wnitoig word from Wasnlngton ard Tpke.; Mrs. Haizabeth Williamson, The marking period at the HAIR DRYER IN YOIX HMIE 13 Wadsworth S t; Mrs. GaU Wil­ school ends Nov. 10 with report tained 33 acres of the best land trying to avtdd incidents in too for sale for commercial use. The FRANK SMATRA msantona loughby, 88 Hemlock S t; John Gro- cards to be issued Nov. 16. “Phone Ml 8-7882' man, Burnham S t; Mra. Stscla < The magazine drive conducted selectmen said the property has DEAN MARTIN WALNUT The A r ^ refused to say what been for sale for some time and no STANLEY WARNER 8HWLEY MasLAlNE Fwestene took to Solov Swider, 94 Brook St.; Mrs. Corinne by members of the jimior class .masMga Industry hw yet located there. B S-I |m W I Ml e. SHS NNKra* ^ w vT u' seamed M unlikely il was rc Bray and son. HazardvUle; Mrs. has closed with the team of Prin­ RESTAURANT jilii Geraldine Wood and daughter, SO Lombardi suggested that filling SOME CAME RUNNING" jiii from Washington, since cipal BYancis A. Perrotti declared of the back slope In the dumping S T A T E I X l himself would be more Pioneer Circle; Mrs. Jacqueline the winners. Barbara Doggartand 7 Walnut St.—^Manchester : ijm operation could make the property 5 PJff. Continuous Today ' , deliver that. Connie and daughter. Blast Hart­ Richard Barrett were team cap­ For Res. Call MI 9-8070 R^taon sanded Solovyev a per- ford;' Mrs. Marilyn CPurtright and more attractive to an Industry, Saturday 2 PJd. Continuous SUiS a YS s h o r t s START AT 7:10 tains. providing future parking area or coal pcotM^esterday against toe ton, 52 North St. The losing team, of which Louis site for slab construction. This Program Will Not Mager of the guidance department Seymour E. Lavitt, a represent­ Be StKnra Tomorrow i was In charge, will stage a jam­ wMi tha pvrehota boree P*rty for the clasg of 69 ative to the (topitol Region Plan­ Due To Stage Show Phone MI 3-7832 juniors. Lynn Schultheiss and ning Agency, and Atty. BMwin M. eftha Adrian Groot were team captains. Lavitt, representing I. R. Stich Shown Today A t 5:08 and 9:20 TOMORROW Awards to those making toe larg­ Associates, builders of the Vernon est sales will be given out during Hills subdivision across the river, CARY GRANT ;.10NY CURTIS the party. The prizes lie fur­ suggested construction of an incin­ ONLY nished by' the iniblishing company. erator either now or in the Imme-. mmmi (Pttticoat diate future. The Latin Club is making plans eCMHl to publish a Latin magazine under They said Incineration 1s the SPECIAL MAUNGE a y 2KN) P.M. DUE TO NO SCHOOL to try any FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY the advisorship of Miss Anne Hor­ best answer over the long run. COLOft TOMORROW EVENING ALSO AT 6:30 omi 9:00 ton, teacher. (Charles L°wery is the Seymour Lavitt spoke in favor of editor and Louise CYowley, assist­ Incineration under a regional ant editor. authority for Vernon and sur­ "NORGE YOUli. MEUBVE IN HALLOWEEN Heads Junior AuxUlary rounding towns. Edwin Lavitt PLUS AT 7:05 PJMt. AFTER SCEINO THIS SHOW! Sandra Hotchkiss has been elect­ asked for details on an incinera­ 4-mrcioms DRYiR ed junior chairman of the Junior tor to handle Vernon's problem. Liegion Auxiliary of . Green-CSiobot THE GREATEST ter ror TALE EVER TOLD! Post. American Legion. Mrs Although Lombardi -yaid an in­ Elaine Hotchkiss is the auxiliary s cinerator capable of handling junior activities chairman. town refuse today would cost in Other officers elected follow: the neighborhood of $100,000, he featuring* Sherry Merrow, junior vice chair­ said he would not recommend it SMbMKE NN because "next week it might not man; Barbara Helm's, secretary; SHSMIKMni-MHIlT mONLY ^ 1 8 8 ® ® Lorraine Helms, treasurer; Sandra be big enough.’’ Hoyt, historian; Lois Hoyt, chap, incinerator, good for 10 or 15 mm -iwiiiuA iiiagiKite lIVS WITIIIWITIIUT TimiLiRC-WITI » WmiUT IBIT lain; Jeanlne Merrow, sergeant-at- years, would cost between $350,000 SUNDAY and MONDAY Only Norge safely drys everything washable—even knitted stretch-ever’ elastic 111 ’ arms and Susan Bums, assistant and $400,000. He said the life of iihii , “ SOLOMON and SHEBA” H i I sergeant-at-arms. the plant would be about 30 years, and “ NORTH TO ALASKA” woolens, plastics, silk stockings ond dolicato eoshmoros. 'Die group will be meeting the with repairs. il!!i • s Mair-A-Nsar siucnem ; aurotum nooa - shot orr- swncM suna-capAcnr M vn cyunosk . ixausivs sLwav vsnthw a spandex elastic made without rubber

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I j l K MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1961 lUNCmSTER SVlBNti^G B^KAUX MANCHE8XBB. CONN, THUBSDAY, OCTTO^ 1961 soon. Tliere Roger Nogro has re­ fam ai qf warid poUUca • f played. uaUon, vrtiera w* oxtand him a sad the pension heard heoaUae placed Francleds MaT lee dealt nsi not ntoseit It. GOP Scored fahoney as ehalr- There can never be any fuaraotee rood chance of «imouating It MB man. WMNW IM I|£ Connecticut t is also preetnt in m actual » JSSm T W W O Jh n B se ^ Cummlngs plans to meet soon th a t the brand of poUtica playad strategy ho has ossd la setting up wlUlb^Nanr.I. For B ’ with District 8 leadersleaden to discass there wQl alwaya be cleaner and hla quest for tha nomination. He la eneiher action, the hoeid ap- a successor to William Vlons who W( loftier than aome of the lew mo­ been ulngr his party office to pmved a Mbeto to ITeiiels flts - has resigned as chairman. Vlsns’ Yankee create a degree ana tyiM of con­ n Ot Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. of the Democratic party and of sildlltlM Is, whin oompereg to toe inight of which show e cash halsnoe ... OOP wanted to fulfill its promise the Young Democrats (or about 16 ereignty. We deplore the quality thing, except, perhaps,' the pos- Htockley, 446 W^. BOddle Tpka He was born 0«t. .18 at Man- to have the garage in the works There is a qpiestion, ot course, toe eteznel CMmI who fives ttmaver OTlJM la the Retirement Allewanee years. E. A. JOHNSON of the game played at the tJhtted sibllity that even in defeat he could WMtor M emp^ Bomlfal. Hla maternal grandparents are Mr. by spring. whether these maloontents have Where Is the power of toe dreed- Fund (the curtMt pension fund) and Mrs. W^ter F. Greene, DeVbn. His paternal grandparents Mrs. Janet Bycholskl is vice! Nationa yeaterday. We are glad &tUI nm for his old seat in Con­ now become merely has-beens, or The charge came from Demo chairman of the district. ^ j PAINt GO. ed etag h ls Khan? or BlUer’s thou- end St,TkT.40 in the FsnslQn Trust ars Mr. and Mrs. Marcus O. Hinckley, Devon. cratic Town Chairman Ted Cum­ the game la being played. gress, on the possibility that he can still be formidable In any send-year Reich? Shall toe atomio Fund (tor those who retired be­ Paving Report stete-widd showdown. But the Im­ mings at a meeting of the Dem 723 Main S t . TcL MI 9-4501 can win his party’s., nomination threats of Oommimlst Jtusaia causa fore the current plea became ef­ Parqoette, Laurt Lee, tfaui^hter o^ Mr. and Mrs. WUlism Par- ocrstic Town Committie. Three dlstrln representatives mediate situation would seem to us to tremMe? "Behold toe na fective). quette, 44 Burnside Ave., Ehwt Hartford. She was bom Oct. 15 gave interim reports on their sur­ tor governor next year, May's advantage, in that, by his KIGHTR SCHOOL and UTILITIES DISHUGT Cummings said that nothing bu: Historic Days tlona are like • drop from n buck­ at Ktoohestw Memorial HospltaLX, Her maternal grandmother the need for haste would caus*. vey of street paving conditions 11 in pursuit of this gamble, he is purging, or by the voluntaiY de­ et,*? which puts even toe moei their neighborhoods. Negro said bo expected, shortly, to combine his Is Mrs. Stephm Sullivan, Bast Hartford. Her paternal grand- the Republicans to approve the These are bright, tingling days parture of the dubious, and by his powerful end boestful in true ^ r m t s are Mr. and Mrs. Dexter FirqUette, Lewieton, Maine. regards Maguire tract streets as announcement of his candldaOy promotion of his own sure and fast plans without consulting the build- the most urgent problem in his dis­ in West Germany. ’The other day, perapeettve- She has a sister, Sheri Lynn, 1. . ng committee. with his resignation from the post friends, he may become dominant Hsrvey K. ktouslsy trict. RUG and at Kiel, the first U-boat since 1945 Of state chairman. His resignatipn Town Counsel Arthur LeClalre in the party’s organisation, to the fapertotendenTbrwwhto D ^ WUsoB, Kimberiy Jesm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Atty. Jules Karp was asked to was launched, the flrat of a series u state chairman will be a for­ point of being able to choose his The Methodist Church has rendered an opinion that only review party bylaws with the of­ mality, from the titular oifice, but L. Wilson. 35 W. Gardner St. She was bom Oct. 22 at Man- school projects need be referred to of 12 now authorized and sched­ own successor as state chalrmin. NOTICE TO fice of the secretary ot state with UPHOLSTERY not, if all goes well for him, a re­ during the crucial Interim before chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gmndparenta fcre the the building committee under terms a view toward updating them. uled. But,-although It has not had laxation of his present control of any primaries can be held. Rev. and Mrs. I«aUe R. Craig, South Wiridham, Maine. Hpr of the law. Several suggestions tor changes the party organization. That he paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gilbett L. Wilton, Free­ actua’ interim Opportunity to In his effort to build a ~May jug­ Pension Approved Republican Mayor Harold A. have been made. CLEANING will seek to retain, through friends port, Maine. She has a brother, MitcheO Scott, 5; and a eiatpr, Turklngton- said today that the Party members were urged h practice its skill, the German sub­ gernaut, he made enemies and Deborah Lynn, 6%. and associates, and to use in his provoked incipient rebellions. But F o r Miss Hooey project was not turned over to the support a fund-raising dance Sat­ TEL. Ml 9-1752 marine industry has not been battle for the nomination, and he committee because it Is a simple urday at the Village Lanlem Ban wasting its years of inactivity. would seem to have a good chanci; If it is really a juggernaut he has MoCuIIooli, Oatlierlne Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kdgsr built, then- he has, so far as the one which does not require the on Tolland Tidee. or The new predict, built in secrecy of at least preliminary success in A pension for. Miss Hssel B . McCulloch, RFT3 1, West WilUngton. She was bom Oct, 20 at committee’s attention. nomination itself is concerned, Manchester Memorial Hospital Her maternal gfandpkrents are Ml 3-5747 in a special tank constructed for this strategy. boldly turned the supposed liabll Hooey, dental hygienist for too Bids on the garage wrlll be PAWA GETS CONTRACT His present control of hid party school system, was approved by ALL TAXES UNPAID NOV. 1 SHALL BE Mr. and Mrs. Elugene L. Hofmsn, Vllluiova, Rs, Her paternal opened O ct 31. Washington, Oct. 26 (AV-A $27,- the purpose, has a speed which is ity of his practical noIlUcal role grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Bdgar h . McCulloch;. St. LouU, organization, and hla good pros­ into a maximum strength. Those the town pension board last night CHARGED H OF 1% INTEREST PER MONTH District Changes 794,147 contract for J52 jet eng^es being kept seciet. But its builders pect of continuing it, are at once Mo. She has a brother, Edgar HisseU DI, 3; and a sitoer, Lealie who might have wished to deny The Board of Education la UN TIL PAID ’ Jane, 6. '' The Democrats learned last night for the Air Foroe le being award­ Cameras are proud to hint that that the new the strength and the weakness of him the nomination because of his of two forthcoming district meet- ed to United Aircraft Corporation’s 8 ranswoi.i) sr. his prospective candidacy. . But, awaiting an opinion from Town U-boat will have as much speed sojourn on the organizational side ihgs. District 1 party leaders will P ratt A 'Whitney Division in East V\(* (ii\e merged as Hitler’s submarines of the game will now have to cal­ Bwider, 94 Brook S t , Wapping. She was bom Oct. 21 a t htan- 10:10 a.m. It might become almost strength. culate whether or not he has em­ er Mias Hooey can be permitted to except Satordar— had when they were on the sur­ The element of weakness goes ployed, that sojourn so elficlcntly work tor the rest of the academic OFHCBe 14S MAIM STREET Chester Memorial Hospltai.•Itai. HerHei maternal graindmother is' Mrs. face. back to that political law whicn and r^lsUCally as to guarantee year. WITH HOURS Agsta . Burek, Westfield. Mass. Her paternal grandmother is has always said that the individual himself the nominatiim. We have, Her requeet for pennlsaion to Mrs. Eleanor JDemko. Windsor Lbeks. She has twin brothers. Thureday, October M IVhat else la new about the new Robert and Anthony, 12,' and two sisters, Dorothy, 20, sad U-boat we are not told. ’The war­ who becomes identified too close­ as yet, done no such calculating. accrue additional retirement bene­ WaaMayB HHRIAAlfoSiOOPJR. ly with the purely organizational, How could we? The incipient John fits beyond the mandatory retire­ iHN>PAI.I»SKMR.M. Linda. 141 Sordid, But Welcome time U-boat commander who machine side of politics must in­ Alsop oiganisation. hhs comman­ ment date has been turned down christened it asked for a crew evitably lose some of his gloss as deered ail the computers ai’ailahle. by. General Manager lUchard Mar- St Hrdtoya t rOOAAifBSKWPAt. Rasmussen, Bobert Edwin Jr., son Of Mr. and Mm. Rob­ ert E. Rasmussen, 22 Knollwood Acres. Storm. Ha was bom Teaterday, in the Security Ooun which would be filled with "the old a potential candidate beiore the electorate. Rude, blind enforce­ Oct 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospitij. .His mstsmal grand­ cll of the United Nationa aome U-boat sp irit’’ And this U-boat mother Is Mrs. Waheda SHa, West Haven. Hie paternal granB- rath er raw political liroceedtnga ment of this law would have said like every other weapon of our that when May first accepted the parehts are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ramusaen, West Haven. ended up In the admlaalon to the time.' is being built purely for "de­ state chairmanship of his party, he He has a sister, Karen Anne, 1%. ' , . United Nations of two rather quea- fensive" purposes. then also eliminated himself as CHRISTMAS FAIR M i TURKEY SUPPER tionable ean^datea. candidate for governor; He pro­ Diaan, Lea 'Vlneent and Raymond BtO^On, twin aOns of Atty. But, at the moment, the thing in Sponsored By WSCS Of United Methodist and Mrs. Vincent L. Diana, 140 Benton St. ’Ihey were bom O ct *niere warn considerable doubt, poses to become an exception to the limelight is not German any such rule. Quite obviously, It CRUROH OF BOLTON^tOUTE 44A 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital^ ThOir maternal . grand­ Bolton Event Lures Christmas ^Early Birdi^ In each case, ediether'the appli­ ideology, or foreign policy, either can be done. And, furthermore MANCHESTER MILLS parents are Atty. and Mrs. Arthur Ahem,. Chicago, 111. Their N ot. paternal grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lamphere, . Surrounded by handmade Items heralding another Christmas season, Mra. Arnold Lons of ISlin ftoa cant for the United Nationa mem­ as It may be today or as it may be May is personally the kind of in­ S at., 4th—Supper 5 P.M. and 6:30 P.M. bership was really a nation. If dividual who would be able to do S6 Clinton St. They have two sisters, Angelee, 5%, and Lois and Mrs. Mario Fava o^Bolton, display a Della Robbia wreath, one of the decoi^vn sttgges- tomorrow, but thaj one great Ger it, in that, even in his straight or AOUL'TS 91.75—CHILDitEN UNDER 12, $1.00 Ann, 1. tlons In the Christmas Workshop at the Bolton Community Hall yesterday. BtomemakersHoi groups each case had been argued purely man constant—the excellence and ganizatiwial role, he has made For Reservatloas: Mrs. Michael GoManlder—MI 9-1S6S S , •. S'*. • fepm area towns exhibited their handiwork in the 1 to 10 p.m. event which attracted more' tbim on Ita merits, the result might efficiency of the German tech­ specialty of providing his party Mrs. Hereld Lee—MI S-M89 O’Conner, Carolyn Marie, daughter of Lt. and Mrs. Roy 300 visitors. Miss Cora H. Webb, Tolland County home demonstration agent, termed ths work- have been that neither nation vrith policy and principle as well — Fair 2 PJM. to 8 PJH. — J. O'Conner Jr., 2 Nike Circle. She was bom Oct. 21 at Man­ ehop yeaterday one of the most successful of the annual events sponsored by tbe TOUaad County E x- nology. Given an opportunity to chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are would have been admitted as with strategy, of organizing Needlework, Baked Goods, Dried Flowers, Plants, Christmaa DISCOUNT WORLD ti^lon Service. Directions for making many of the items were distributed to visitors. A silver tea produce a submarine for the first study groups as well as scalping Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore J r , PeekskiU, N.Y. Her paternal benefited the Tolland County Agricultural Center building fund. (Herald photo by Qflanu.) A combination of log-rolling and Oarda and Wrappings, Stuffed Toys, White Elephant Table, Grab time in 26 years, one can be sure it parties. grandmother la Mm. Roy O'Conner Sr., PeekskiU, N.Y. ------*.------:------^------' political blackmail gut both in. Bags and many other Items AT The GREEN # S11 EAST MWOU TFKEl has done an impressive, significant The elemeht of weakness is. not One of these new members is Gaskell, Wendy Lynn, daug^fater of Mr. -and Mm. Edward job. only present in May's basM' sit- Club^ears Talk Outer Mongolia, a vaM nomadic PLENTY OF FREE PAMONG^-MI 9^1509 Gaskell, 603 B. Onter St. She was bom Oct. 21 at Manchester Just a few days before the first expanse of land in Central Asia Memorial Hospital. Her maternal g^mndparenta are Mr. and new U-boat was tjaunched, 'West Mrs. Keith Cook, Coventry. Her patwnal grrandmother Is Mrs. By Mrs. KippaX with a population of about a mil­ Germany also produced Its first I USE OUR LAY»AWAY PLA N ^ SIJW WILL HOU> ANY PURCHASi*] Nellie Gaskell, 218 Charter Oak St. She has two brothem lion people. It has a form of gov- Keith David. 3%, and Edward P., 2% . "Forcing of spring bulbs is a Barbershop Quartet jet fighter plane in 26 years. In Tbi- Bank that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS • • « • • eminent of >ita own, but is sup- rewarding experience,” Mra. Rob­ this case, there was apparently no poaef to be a Russian aatelUte. Snldarich, Mark, son of Mr. and Mm Frank Snidarich Jr., secrecy as to design, since what OPEN 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. MON. thru SAT. Rt. 1, Box 210c. He was born Oct. 20 at Manchester Memorial ert Kippax told 15 fellow members China has always also regarded it ef the Perennial Planters Garden the Germans were doing was to Hospital. His maternal g:mndparents are Mr. and Mrs. Her­ aa a potential sphere of influence, bert Potvin, Minneapolis, Minn. Hia paternal grandparenU are Club at a recent meeting at the produce, in factories of their own, home of Mra. Donald Manning, 61 Festival and Nationalist China argued yes-: Mr. and Mm Frank Snidarich Sr., St. Paul. Minn. He has a an American smd an Italian jet, Marion Dr. terday that it was indeed part of brothsr, John Stark, 12; and a sister, Kathleen Stark, 10. under license. Here the ^ triumph GIRLS' Bulbs must be large and new, I Preeentod By China. On that baais, and also on consisted in the fact that, start­ GIRLS' Bray, Michael Joeeph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bray, she advised. The dirt mixture con- the basis that Outer Mongolia in I riats of two-thirds good garden THE HARTFOBO CHAPTER OF "SrEBSOSA" ing from scratch. West Germany 165 Columbia Rd,, Hasardville. He was bom.Oct. 21 at Man- any case represents another Com- , cheater MemoriAl Hospital. His ra/itemal grandparents are Hen­ eoU, one-third peat moss and two |»V‘: industry, by a crash program tableq>oons of bone meal, Mra. mnmlst vote in the United Nations, Winter ry Daigneault, Springfield, Mass., and Mm. Andree D. Benoit, which had in-volved merging the Kippax said. Nationalist China has hitherto ve­ Stafford Springs. His patemsl nandporenta are Mr. and Mrs. talents of several old aircraft com- Joseph Brty, Greenfield, Mass. He has a brother, Joeeph, 6; and 'l^en burying a bulb pot in a toed Outer Mongolia’s candidacy trench 15 to IS inches deep, leaves pinies, had neet'ed only five years tw6 sisters^ Teresa Lynn. 4, and Susan Marie, 1. SATURDAY, OCT. 28 for membership. And,'in the past, • * • * • fiiould be placed around the pot ■to conquer the technological prob­ i if Nationalist China weren’t ready Plan to suit your •; - BqHofi; Voiighn Soott, seh Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn C. But- and on top, then covered wdth dirt lems involved in setting up an air­ B (pc and with leaves again, the speaker p to do this, we would have done it. * ton. 84, 'High Manor Park. RockviUe. He waa bom Oct. 20 craft industry once again. The Jet at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents recommended. .'ITtls makes it pos­ AT TH E , I Yesterday, when the time came fighter which came off the line are Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rowley, Richford, Vt. His patemsl sible to dig up the pot with ease > for the vote. Nationalist China grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Button, Colchester, Vt. after. four to six weeks for daf­ the other day is the first of 992 al­ MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL j: walked out, and thus refrained • • • • • fodils and hyacinths and eight to together. Age, Budget and Needs OoBisi, Cheryl Ann, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Louis Conni, ten weeks for tulips, Mrs. Kippax t from casting Its veto, and we ah- The old impressive know-how U 854 Plain Dr., East Hartford. She was bom Oct. 23 at Man­ ej^lained. AT S:0« P.M. ^ stained front voting. 'ItlU on ^ p , iM. if we didn’t know chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Mrs. David Evans was hostess ! 1^. ’The sheerty atrateglcB] and for a social hour and refreshments that already from West Gormahy’s and Mrs. Fred Nahodil,.Shamokin, Pa. Her paternal grandfather Tttical reason for thla behavior was le Lewis Conni, Ranshaw, Pa. She has a brother, Louis Jr., 1. - after the meeting. F o r The Benefit >Of tremendous economic gains. As for clear. ST. BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH less essential things like knbw- Schools, Jeffrey Brian, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Schools, Word’s Origin . Most of the new Afdcan na­ why, or know-what-for, or know- 64 W. Main St., Rockville. He- was bom Oct. 17 at Hartford BUILDING FUND tions, except for Morocco, whldi 100% wool, lined with Hospital. His maternal {grandmother is Mra. John Hanson, Wlnd- what - to - do - with - weapons, we week for 10 Yrs. Our word "curfew" comes from thinks it should.'own It, were sorville. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard don’t have to have a worry in the 100% orlon pile or the French expression "couvrefeu,” : anxious to get Mauritania, an ex­ Schools. Hazardvitle. He has a brother, Kevin Jolui, 4; and a which means “cover the fire.” A t ' ADULT'S 11.75 STUDENTS $1.00 world, not for the mom iat at sister, Tammie Marie, 3. panse of sand dunes, with perhaps |l00% cotton corduroy, 90% wool, 10% other curfew time, a bell was rung, the least, because West Germany Is lights went out'and the'fires were Tickets Available At The Door 6CO,000 people In it, which has had DeVaux, Michael Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwaifi our ally, and builds these things iiaranteed washable, fibers. covered. Sometimes the bell it­ Independence fihm PYance for 11 DeVaux, 40 Thomas St„ Rockville. He was bom Oct. 22 at Man­ self was called a curfew. only to help defend us.' chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. mmths, admitted to the United gives you *5,000, |ln black, blue, green and Mrs. Lemuel W. Odell, 68 Pearl St. His paternal grand­ Nations. I f Nationalist China wsto- Sizes 7-14 magenta. parents are' Mr. and Mrs. Albert DeVaux. Hartford. He has two ed Outer Mongolia, Soviet Buiala Unbeatable So Soon? brothers, Robert Edward, 3, and Ronald Lloyd, 1. would veto Mauretania; Ahd lii Sizes 7-14 i • » * • * Help The Lions Help The Lions that case, the African nations We notice a report on the pri­ Henry, Pamela Lynne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Henry, Anthony ftd;. Tolland. She waa bom Oct. 17 at Club— Help Club— Help threatened, they themselvea would vate sentiment of a national meet­ ing of buslnees leaders, sadd senti­ low cost life chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother iS Mrs. M anchester Child Eye Conservation Retaliate, not against Aussia, but INFANTS’ Evelyn LaBroad, Agawam, Mass. Her paternal grandparents against Nationalist China, and ment being to'the effect that Rich­ GIRLS’ are Mr. and Mra. Hector Henry, Gardner. Mass. She has two sis­ Guidance' Clinic Profrram they would do so by swinging ard Nixon was right in the opinion ters, Elizabeth Ann, 4, and Sandra Jean, 3. he later retracted—that President their votes toward the admission Sands, Leslie Marie, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Richard J . of Communist China to the world Kennedy would be unbeatable in insurance policy I QUILTED ROBES j l-Fe* SNO-SUITS Bands, Neill Rd., Vernon. She was bom Oct. 18 at Manchester organization. 1964. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother ia Mra. William \ S o blackmail met blackmail, and Such an opinion fills us with a E. Coe. Norfolk. Va. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and there was a deal, and Nationalist not unnatural curiosity.' Mrs. John A. Sand.s, Medford, Mass. She has a brother, Ricky, 3H ; and a sister. Gall, 5. I China god we went along with it It is not that we do not con­ 3 .8 4 cede, that, by 1964, it is entirely 2 .8 4 t'ib y following the rather evasive and *1,800 ;00% nylon, with attached hood, quilt lined, I and ignominious strateg y . of ab- possible that President Kennedy Bhie or pink cheek with lace trim. Sizes 4 to ■ 'wMh^ble. Red, blue, gray and brown. Sizes • Btentlon. as If we condoned, how- will have exhibited such leader­ I f ever unwillingly, the playing of ship, achieved such results, and so .. such unprincipled and shabby won the public affection that he FEEL LIKE A ; world politics. will, by that time, be unbeatable. LADIES’ “I LADIES’ MANCHESTER LIONS CLUB I f we, as a supporter of the I t is merely that we would like in c a s h ~S ' ^ United Nations, do not hesitate to to know what it la, aa of this mo­ Presents The World Famous ment, in 1961, which inspires such SLIM JIMS BLOUSES . relbte the sordid details, it is be­ TEXAS MILUONAIRE' cause we do not really shrink from a verdict now. ; them. Is it because he showed mastery Alert to Serve! BRIEFORA/AA over the recent honeymoon session f The United Nations is not a sys- Oil wells aren’t the f- tern waiting to rule over the mll- of Congress? Or because he lacked Get this happy combination savings and » f lenlum. It Is not a system designed such mastery.? 1.8 7 DANISH GYM TEAM insurance plan. It requires only one r ^ u - . 2 .8 4 only things that Is it because, on the domestic , ’ to take over as soon as human na- lar deposit each week or month with the 10096 cotton corduroy in solid colors and 100% cotton, 100% nylon or 65% dacron I ture and human politics have scene, he has led us onward and I ' polyester, 35% cotton, in assorted colors and “w^k while you prints. Sizes 8 to 18. Sizes 32 to 38 82.84. Theee famous Danish Gymnasts just arrived in the United States j .tdianged. upward, by stimulating . our lag­ insurance premiums AUTOMATICAL­ styles. Sises 32 to 44. ■ Your Sovffigs sleep!” Your sav­ T- The United Nations is not an ging economy with a big new dose from a tour of (he European Continent will make their first Earn LY paid from your savings account. You 'Ideal designed to end politics. of armaments orders? Or is it be­ MEN’S ings here keep on Connecticut appearance..; It is, rather, an organization cause of his noble efforts to lead ■phoose the plan that best fits your pres­ MEN’S O. earning E X T R A •nd a concept dedicated to the pre- us all undergp'oimd, by endorsing ent needs and your pocketbook. Stop in fallout shelters? FLANNELSHIRTS S-T-R-E-T-C-H SOX Briefs, briefs, everywhere ... and each da« proposition that this world at the SAVINGS BANK OF MAN­ money fo r you Saturday Erening, Nov. 11, at 8 O'clock ' must leam' to practice politics, and Or has he become unbeatable pretty pair deftly designed in smooth nylon V |day poUtlcB, In preference to this early in his administration CHESTER soon and discuss one of these month in', month tricot with delicate trimmings and. Manchester High School Gym comfort-cued elastic leg bands. - naidting for the solutions which because he has demonstrated that flexible PACKAGED SAVINGS PLANS onL Start saving; t used to be sought through the use he has found. In the world, that »1 .4 7 A. Satin butterfly trim on iaep insarta r o f foiY«. Better sordid politics, one consistent sanity and strength of with us. But remember—THE MORE 100% cotton, button down collar, flgureflt here regularly I B. Criss-crossed piping on sheer godets ^ cynical motto lor tto organization purpose and policy which is a re­ YOU SAVE ... THE MORE YOU WILL contoured, tapered and proportioned to fit Stretch nylon and orlon, innorapun with ray- SlyJiBt ndw ts $1.00 GbubtoI AArM or $1.50 C. Serin sppliqued flower-and-stem trim r might be, than sordid war. liable key to peace and survival? HAVE! your figure. S-M-L-XL. on.*Kxpands to fit your aiae. I. D. Floral pattern lace trim Similarly, we do not cringe at In just what departmeit has Program will conalst of rhythmic gymnaatloa, tumbling, E. Appliqued lace flowers on sheer insert the possible' lack of status arid be already visibly r become the body bnUdlng exsedses And a variety ef D anish. folk F. Serin lily motif end ruehing,trim ’/North on the part of some United peerless leader? BOYS’ CURRENT ABNCAL O fiN TpDAY fiaaces la euwfoi aattve eostame by If young men and BOYS’ DIVIDEND ‘ Nations members. It was never We hope we may be permitted weeaea eelected as toe daest gymnasts la Ptsimark. UMiU. • FJyL f loaBy intended or expected to be to venture to hope that he winds Member of Federal Deposit RAINCOJITS concert of angels, or to ipelude 'Up peerless .L. all departments. laanraooo Ck>rp> FLANNEL TICKETS FROM LIONS CLUB MEMBERS OR AT NA8SIFF. ARMS. Arid represent only one level of But, In the interim, may we sug­ ALLING’S. HOB NOB RESTAURANT, LEONARD’S SHOE STORE, each $ L 65 , world society, or to be a one party gest the existence of a querulous avings Hjank of Manchester SHIRTS SHERWIN-WILLIAMS. MARl-MADS, NEW 5IW EL LAUNDRY, > partiament of man. But it ihust, if minority which, before It indulges MANCHESTER MOTORS. FOGARTY BROS., DE CORMIER MOTORS. ^ tb to mean anything, and have itself' in - the luxury of gruesaing NICHOl^MANCHESTER T H ^ MANCHESTER TOBACCO and CANDY, MAIN OFFICE EAST DRANCFI WEST BRANCH eotUM whah % real chance to play its neces- who might win in 1964, would like ~ ” COBMUNITY PRESS. v- aairy nde, ba inclusive. It must, Jf to. he riMtonired on the pos­ 9 ? J Aloin St. 2 b 5 io' t C« M f * f S f A1on c », • f ■ r Put k <., MANCHESTER. CONN« TRURSDAy . OCTOBER t6 , IM l MANCHEI^IISB EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1961 PAGE SBVE^^ 1 aMhii esyertag B ^ r o n of tha board of financo It waa sum- snpnto, a t a coat per gtrt for awlm- Mto topbtoa; toa gKatly plato sip- mod up aa fidlows:-8150"to dig a ming meeting of 80 oente. Swim­ Mand[ifS8tor \P;w Women M um lm m GrOmyko Saiyt Rusk Willing AfMMg toe naatrils. hole; |144 to pay for a man to ming dates are; Get. Nov. 38: Regent Seated 1b out desto en to* fuptorlng of Stop-gap Dump bf at tha dump Saturdaya and Dpc. 19: January 38; March ST; M i n bbaot batoalB, to t eauaa. of Sundays; 880. for signp; 8TS to April 10; May S3;- JUn* .12. To Fete National i^resident Watoiri' Ite hlaadliub n . buinden ronovaa Solution Made fill in at doaa of M^.'a|ld MiA The Windham SDgb Suliool pool By Isabellas a atrip oC'mn abbot two by throe Laary’s 81. for rant. wtU be used and too Instructor will . StiU haelMa foam ttaa thigh and grafts be Joseph Barons, a student a* 'm m Beulah AdMuaon of Dto-Apartlclpate In toe quarterly mert- iisn 1 ^ ' UM) For $1 Rental Ts Attand'DOwaa Oasaa WllUmantle State Odlege. Hie Mrs. Edward Cayagnaro, 72 it onto the Btototo- On Saturday alt CHrt .foouto from swimming group wUI leave thi ver. Ooto, aptMital preaMeut of Linnmore Dr., waa tastalled as | ugr RapiikaeU) The auigaon naist temporarily The Hebnm dump dilemma was the Grade 5 troao through' the to t itadU^ AuxlMary to toe Vet- 1 * ' * ^ •m tO m y - t M o o r , Mirirt WliS cut toe shim of toe nose looae from Senior Mariner m t o h e able town hall at t p.m. and return at Mra. Hirto, department' guatd;' regent of 8t- Margaret’s Circle, tIdMt tk llMi Ux prognM. toe face ao they can he Uftod..out ■olved, a t least fot the time be­ approximately jr.SO p.m. Bathing eraiw .of Foreign W on, wRl make Mra. Bcabett and Mrs. LeDue, der Phu tastoUafieu. 'wo Conference Daughters of Isabella, In cere- 1 to attend the University of Oon- capo > re required a t Windham M itA to Msr — «ltoaiicli of toe way and give workidg room, ing, when Monday night, the board nacUcut-Buffalo foothaR game at her oStotal vIbK to the Department partment ebldr beerers. monies after an installatton ban­ p o«- Mrs. li H» totpritoet tte t im but no visible scare rtmaln after of aelectman approved the offer of orrs. There will ha OKimailga for of Connecticut e t too Mhnehostor After toe araorgeabord. MANCHHTM (OeeUnned from Pago One) quet a t toe K of C Home last a * ItopabUcu budgat they sue sewed in place again. B game Itself, tH fitoets being W W Home BiaM y a t it o l >m . Olive Ray, auxiliary presideat, will A W m iM CO . evening. First Selectman WUUam E. Lty. ■ ■' membsra fram aS hver toe state McGuffey Ban new state regent, mclude Mrs. Jo­ Im v# ■ Westbrook, O ct M (Jh — High­ dumping, at the modest cost of SO However, the Untwaralty wrap, to Miss Adamson. If to* West ie sinoere in wanting seph Tonskl, past regent; Mrs. [ ” 1 “And bo torgot to MSr that ttaa way sigTu along roads in Durham. make one stipulation, which' Is at toe qrautarly departrarat meet- Miss Adamson will visit RoOky an tndarataadlng. Soviet forcign J cents per month. That will mean tag here to greet tbq natioaal ERIDAY RPEQIAIit Twin Lakes, Wix, Oot N (JF)— DEPT. STOREIRE ubUOan badgat waa abt ao> Mlddledeld and KOlingworth were that the girts (bust Wear their uni­ Hill Vetsrana Hospital on Monday, poUoy, be declared, ta flexible and The Lstoeview School Board voted by a B^publican fl- growing fewer and fewer. a dollar, and we hope Mrs. Leary prerident. and will i4 >pear on Jean Colbert’s geta It. forms, R is realised thsf not' an Afiniversary Fete, “etrlving to take oooount of toe at, a special meeting last night to j program;.that tha Repub- During the months of August girts own imilOrms, hut that should Mlaa Adamson will ha aooom- WTTC program at 10:S« ara. Mon­ disregard instructions of the state lagialatlTa leadarahtp adopt- and September, dosene of etop The temporary dump la too far panied to three "menbeW of A»- totoreata of too other paitiee to away from the former dump, now not keep them from attending. It For Reichenbachs day. Miss Adamson, who has held Sieamers superintendent and continue to use PRICES! toa Ovaamor^ tax program in signs, no passing signs and town Sfeea Ausfilairy a t the 75to negotiations when they really seek closed, to be nuisance or risk to Is instated tpat those gins who nave elective and appointive offices on Buelneeamw’s tsmehoM its McGuffey readers, first printed line signs vanished foom the road­ uniforma, wear them to oOmply A Burpriao party was given for anidveneiy oeiehcatlon of toe local, atata and naUonial levels sines an undeivtandlng.” sides. residents. The town has been Ha gave no IndlcaUon of a re­ In 1879. MBI'S WHne SANPOWZED with the University’s requeOt. Mr. and Mrs. Andraw RiBchenbseh, Statue hf liherty, sponsored by 1938, was elected national preal- Ttmato Fish Fry, Seiip er The board, in a statement State Police apparently have threatened by a law suit in an­ The scouts woi leave by hoa from toe VEW AuxUlaiy in New Tork dent a t to t Miami Beach' eenven- F ralt Onp. Fraueh treat In toe Soviet poaltlon In the JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER 217 to 2 W swer to charges brought by Mr. 20 Hamlia St., Saturday evening charged superintendent Angus solved the mystery. Nine youths the town hall at noon and OKy. Thoae tram Mancheetor who Uon in August. Prtas, Oefiee. tenae diplomatic stalemate, how­ Rothwell. of Madison wlto "Dicta­ ;«trtf«aA oat M m — lha 4he oldest IS — were arrested and Mrs. John Raymond of Mill- tween 4:80 and 8 p.m at toe Zlpaer Club on toe occasloa win attadd toe Statue of Liberty ever, and he asserted once more a Motor VMiida Dapiurtmaara yesteiilsy end chergsd with re­ stream Rd., whose property abiits be a charge of 38 centp m r.iji n u that too Soviet.Union will sign a torship” for asking' removal of toe SHIPMENT OF FAMOUS of their 35to wedding anniversary. ceienianiee are Min. LucUie Hirto, readers which Rothwell called DRESS SHIRTS r raoecd or aotomMila fatal- moval of state biihway signs. the closed dump. They claimed to pay for the hue. ' ^ , Ml*. Laura Bcabert and Mrs. Providriice, R.L, Oct. 31 OH— separata peace pact with East Ger­ health and fire hazard. The party waa given by their chU- 99c “ancient” aa, of last mldni^t and tha And about 50 hate been re­ There may be roiun on^e/hua Mary B. LeOuc. FBI agents have arrested IS-ye*r many If negotiations with the West The attorney for the board, Rod­ Compora at 2A9 ttala od tha aamO data last yedr: covered, undamaged. They bad W ater pollution has also been for several parents. depbnding:^ on droh, Mra. Allan Buok, Allan Rcich- old Jam es Lee Holder, who Is faU. FULL CAP • TOWN and COUNTRY been hidden in wooded areas of enbach, Jack Reichenbach, Donald The national prerident wig be sought in New London, Conn., on t r y m r Lobster a la Nrwhvg Tha address marked Gromyko’s ney Richardmn, said the members I860 IM l charged by dairy farmers, and the the count taken this week .of toe hoiMred ait a reception a t toe “do not anticipate any legal ac­ IQSad 310 Durham. State Police were unable town was notified in April, 1980, number of gtrla planning to attend Relchenbach and Mias Linda Reich­ a charge of aseault with intent to Wo Boko Our Ow* Fastry first official public report on his to say how many eigna still were enbach. StaUerOlUten Hotel in Hartford commit murder. Holder was recent talks '^to Secretary Rusk tion” to test the superintendent’s that it was violating state laws the game. Parents interested in at­ About 70 guests attended the Saturday' aVMdng. authority over text books. unaccounted for. regarding water pollution. tending are asked to can Mrs. picked up last night m a Charge In New Yoric and with Preaident Htikti Group Eloet* The youths, police said, took great Richato M. Grant. Seats will be party, including those from South After toe quarterly department of unlawful flight to avoid prose­ Kennedy In Washington. In a letter to the board earlier Oot to «rv—Itoetion It is now believed Improvable Dakota, Washington, D. C,, and. meettag at toe Mancheater VFW cution in New London. After betas F RANKES Gromyko waa applauded repeat­ In toe week, Rothwell reminded pains, not to damage tto signs as aaeigned on a flrst-come, first- Home, a amorgaabord* wiH , ^ SNOW TIRES r . Meyar. WaUtagford. they removed them. that the law suit will be pressed, sorved basis. California. arraigned before U.B. Commlgslon- edly toxvughout toe addreaa, which that his office has authority to af' tiia Oonnactkut Eight of the youths are sched­ in view of the fact that a tempo­ All Girt Scouts from Grade 8 Mra . Relchenbach, tha former ssrved. Mra. PToranoe Streqtor, cr M. Louis Abedon, Holder was appeared to be a major statement regulate hooka, and that it also had AaeoelBtlee waa anmmead uled to appear Nov. 30 In Circuit rary dump haa been provided. through too Senior Marinere may M1im Eliskbeto Gordon, married past department prestderit, WSl be held in lieu of bail for a hearing C A F f on Soviet forrign policy. the right to withhold state finan­ ad tha ammal aasoUng of Court a t Middletown. The ninth Even to get that temporary attend the swimming program this Mr. Relchenbach on Oet 18,' 19M, ofaalmwii, dasiatod to atsmltons He is wanted lii New. London on 833 MAIN 9-88U He declared that he and RuSk cial aid in case of non-compliance. is a juvenile. dump ready for use will cost year, which b^an Oct. 24. The In Manchester. The couple have toe ways and BMan* edmraMtoe, A charge Of shooting n woman Ip fXlRNBR PEARL gT. - agreed that ths two world powen The board, which voted 4-1 on CUiodrich, Goodyear, Firestone, U. S. Fully Bonforlzed, now eollnr styled diem aUrla. All quite a sum. In a special session seven grandchildren. Manchester mentors triio trill the leg last, month. the issue, said in its statement; elaotod bnehidad girls wm go swimming once n should find a way to make war Im- American made! FoO en t . . . properly tailored. All V. Smith, Oroten, idea OONTBAOr AWARDED poialble. “The school board of Lakeview Blra. Edward Oavagnaro Royals and other famous casings. Storanoe Budnay, Hart- Washington, Oct. N — Tha “The aeereUty of state told me School does not exmeur in the state James Lemon, vice regent; Mrs. I first qnoUty! Sizes 14^ to 17. Beonnae of Oie laW and Jaanaa P. Mite Cwp.. New Haven, Cwm., has that we all undentand that neither superintendent’s usurpation of the Albert Sobielo, financial secre­ . . . Want Havan, saeratary. been awarded a 81,938,700 contract Khruahebev nor Kennedy want to rights to select the books to be used price we must limit 2 to n enaotmer! go down In taiatory aa toe leaden tary; Mra. Harry Magnuaon, Mayor, who auoea^ Prank by the government for production in its local school system. treasurer; Mias Wilma TonakL re­ NO TRADE NEEDED! Bartford. la atca piaoldent of keyed airborne teletypewiltor who provoked a world cataatr^he "The board, relying on the laws In tha second half of the 20to Cen­ of the etate which give It the cording secretary; Mra. Douglas | tha Now Bhglond Hotal Aa- ayateme and supply items. Ths an- King, acribe. 1 a mambar oC tha amneement waa mads yesterday tury,” Gromyko said. authority to manage the affairs Devtoopmen* Oom- by the U.S. Bureau of Naval vrmp~ “I replied that if we can sue- of the district, including specific AlaO, Mra. Charlea McDonnell, I OVERSTOCKED SALE... 9-Pc. Ha la a foraiar proaMant eeed In aolvlng on a basis accept­ responsibility to adopt textbooks, chancellor; Mrs. Joseph Lovett, tha Maanehasetta Hotal Aa- able to both of our governments sUmda irrevocably for the prin­ monitor;. Mra. Rose Schwoerer, PERMIT gUgPENDED toe queetlmis concerning the Uq- ciple of local autonomy a* oi^sed custodian; Mra. Wilfred Lemlre, BEDROOM uldatlbn of toe remnants of the to state dictatorship.” banner bearer; Mra. Joseph Fal- 9.44 Bartftatl, Oct. M (ffi—A 18-day Second World War, this will be a Those who opposed use of the kowskl, trustee for one year; Mra. 3 Hotmom KiUod Uquor permit suspenalan haa baao P k iaT lo x Imposed on Mrs. Anna M. Fanlclt great contribution to peace. McGuffey readers claimed toe Bruno Ladyga, trustee for two Hartford. Oet. M (in—Aa aod- operator of CharUo’s Padmgo “We think Kennedy and Khrush­ books are antiquated and also con' yean, and Mra. Anthony Gryk, | SETS Inaolvlng taro trucka rasulted glare, 1455 Bank St., Watorinity, chev must be toe presidents In a tabled sectarian religious mate­ trustee for three years. period in which war becomes im- ~ . In tha deaths of tbrea for eelliim to a minor The State rial that may not be used In public Also, Mrs. John Hickey, first I RJU Y GUARANTEED horaaa which wara batng Liquor Control Commission an­ poAalble, that la to aay at a de­ achoola guide; Mra. Ju les FiUere, second in ona of tha aahlclas. nounced the suspensian yesterday. cisive turning point in hiatory- Rothwell said he did not want guide; Mra. Adam Bajoria, Inner | Ybmr Clwiea j.. Ona of tha animals arata MUad by The whole world would be grate­ the McGuffey readers used In the guard, and Mra. Oliver Jarvis lha aoddent; tha other toro wara ful to Kennedy and Khrushchev fo* Twin Lakes School at all, except outer guard. that,” Gromyko said. for library reference. Foil deep treads of genuine cold rubber toat O f 4 M o M .v , to death by tnleothm beeauaa The guest speadter, the Rev. I ALL SIZES: wSl give you the toaotlon yon need in heavy bay had soffarad brokan backs. He eaid Rusk declared that “We Peter Mitchell from St. Aedan'a anow. AMJd OUAHANTEEO! Popnlar “Ton-n X biy arnba tha property of Bd- Phone Co. Qtes agree with these Ideas on peace 2 FBESIDEN TS HONORED parish of New Haven, discussed 6JM) X 16, e.70 X 15, 7.10 x IS, X X x and Country" tread gives you a amootber nsrd BeanSen. whita Rhrar Junc- ;and I express the hope we may ''Moral Attitudes that Exist in toe 7.60 16, 7A0 14, 8.00 14, New London, Oct. N (fP)—OoO' 8 A 0 X 14. ride In or out of snow! Horry . . . they Bon. V t be able to find a correct path.” necUcut CoUege will name two U. S ." bnaglne! Dresser, mirror, ebest, bookcase bed, Jump in G>sts Gromyko said Rusk added, "All Mrs. Esther Gorman was ban- Whltewnlla g l E xtra won’t Inst long at tUs price! A fourth horse ascapad tnjuiy, bulIdingB for two of its presidents. spring, “HamUton” Inneraptlng mattreaa, 2 I did tha drivers of the two i depends oh. us, toe representative* met chairman, assisted by Mra. I (Goal fram Page Oaa) Hie conege’a board of trustees an­ The hone van was aa route of the two biggest powers In too nounced yesterday toait unita in Joseph Falkowski, caterei for the boudoir faunpa and n boudoir obnlr . . . all tola world.” dinner. Miss Ann LeGace was at a tantaatio low prloo! Cliolce of GoMen ToDken, N.T„ to White from 1M9-1N1. Sample taeraeais a new 84 miSkm north dormitory Ivor loaetion. The foreign minister reiterated toastmlstress, and Mrs. Paul | Bisque, Sea Mist Gray, Monaco Mahogany or are: Concrete block, 81.8 per cent; the Soviet government’s adherence complex Will te named for Rose Oruessner served as marshal. PRE-THANKSGIVING SCOOP1 stats FMica said the hMsa van, mary Park arid Benjamin Tbik' Choicoali Only 8& Down . . . flAO per week. hdvan by Rot>art Dunbar, Bam ett, Uine stone, shout 112 per cent, and to a policy of peaceful coexistence A crystal rosary and past regent 1 With Capitalist nations and added hem Marshall. Dr. Pwk, current pin were presented to Mrs. Tonskl, LARGE "FEDERAL” Free IMivery! ^ struck tha rear of a Sat-bad atruetural steel, about 85 per cent. “The victory between commu­ president, leqves next year to be­ retiring regent. Guests included Irailar that waa carrying a power come president of Barnard Col­ 187 Later wltneasea for toe compeny nism and capitalism will be de­ members of Joan of Arc Circle, ihovel. today and Friday are expected to cided by history and not by toe lege. Dr. MaralMll ws* Oomtecti- Daughters of Isabella, from WlUl- ENAMEL ROASTER The driver of tha truck hauling pieeent exhibits showing toe im­ Kremlin.” out College president from 1017 mantle. too power shovel was ^^to ClrlgU- pact of Inflation on too dollar vahw to 1938. Dr. Park became toe third imo, IVdland. The crackup occurred Reviving a toemo that Premier 9x12 W O O L of Uw. company’s plant. Khrushchev axpreseed just after woman president of the college In Bangkok, ’UMlland, taes two tel- { sn the expressway that carries May 1947. Itoutes 5 and 15 through tha south Kennsdy^a election, Gromkyo call­ evMon atatloina. A report on SNETOO’e IN I con­ ed toe period In which Franklin of Hartford. struction program-T-providing for D, Roosevelt was president a C A R P ET RUG net additions of about 880 million bright era of Soviet-American re­ 1.57 Public UtUitie* Vnito to its plant—was submitted yestor- lations. He noted that Kennedy Compart at 2J9 WITH PAD Notwleh, Oct. 28 (ff)—A state day to toe hearing before toe State la a Demoimt and expreased hope tion — th e Connecticut Public U tilities Commission; for friendlier Xte* wlto too United d e ctric and Cas Aaso- Carl N. Hansen, assletsnt comp­ ^Agates. Famopa Fqltaid TuinmiirT'’fl steel rooater tte t viU hcIA a J9 Ib. ChooM from nosorted pat- .tion—has been formed by tha six troller, told toe hearing that toe The Vlaniw meeting between roast or a U lb. fowL Gel your roaster early for tha holiday p^ electric and gas utility company’s estimated total plant In- Kennedy and Khrushchev last aenson ahead TUa la an exo^ttoanl valnel torna and prints. 455 if$ FAIRWAYS 889A0 Voloei lea in Connecticut; vestment at toe end of IN I will May, Gromyko Bald, was one of 2 A 'vokesm an said the purpose be 8509,274,000. the “most outstanding events of the organization, created yes- Cost of new land and buildings, our time.” for ~ y, waa to promote the gener- exclusive of equiimient, was listed He said toe Soviet Union also weUare and protect the general In toe report as totali^ 82.4 mil­ Wants friendly relations with Brit­ of piddlely owned electric lion by toe end of to* year. Han- ain and France. But he added halloween costumes, gas eompaniea. .sen arid tola figure includes com­ that if "West German revenge DOBIN’S PRESENTS A BIG RCA W HIRLPOOL . _ ae IN I Graeral AaBembly*s ac­ pletion of a new central office seekers” threaten atoy Conummlst ton increasing the groan earnings building in New London and major nations, West Germany would be ax paid by such Srms was one rea- additions that will double toe slae turned into a cemeteiV where masks and wigs i oT buildings a t Danbury a “one would probably not find even tan the association eras formed, he . . mid. i. Danielson. gravediggers to remove the debris world green stamps Jerator asking for toe caller's :h . ' one coupon to a family. Adults only. Get regular ■ SEE THE NEW 1962 Norwich Department o f Public number In direct distance dialing, SjyfC Stamps, too! State Law: CigarettM and Fair I TUHties, Groton Dspartmant of will be in operation throughout toe j^raded items excluded from offer. j j ICHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN...nil JUiUes, Jewett' Ci^ dectric state by 1985. Halloween Treats For The Kiddies ■ SEE Live DemoRsIration dght Department, and Norwalk Such service, Hansen said, now Taxing District. ’ is avaitable in most of toe Hart­ BRACK’S by RCA WHIRLPOOL *: Other otftoers include William ford and Stamford areas and will NIK MUST NM MKT r. Cnneo, superintendent of the be in effect in the New Haven area Ulhiol^Hiot loath Norwalk dectric Worka just after toe start of 1N2. Conny Corn Jelly Beans or Indian Corn i.jj^29c WHOLE or Faelory Experts! pnsldait; Harry J. Kearns, The planned substitution of T RIB PORTION B IB HALF of purehssing and public numbers for the customary two for Borough Electric, letters that precede a telephone Life Saver Holloween Bag 39c TENDER ; And Phmp U White, number also was dlscusaed. of The Norwich Depart- PUC chairman Eugene g. TOUNO oC Fubtte VtlUtlea treas- Loughlin asked: ’*What will'''that Hershey or Nestle's Choco-Bars Msk Almond Box of 24 89c PORKEBS lb do_to a pereon’e memory?” WASHER Hansen said that people will find FREE Sample Vial $250/100 Fire simple to remember the new FANCY SWEET LIFE numbers in groups of three and LARGE, PLUMP, NATIVE BOA8IINO THAT DRIES YOUR CLOTHES TQOI BrM g^rt, Oct. M US>—Dam- four. PARISIAN PERFUME in a fit* toat'‘swept a shoe gald Loughlin: “I must be toe BACON near toe heart of the down- exception then.” to the LeAes! , biistnees district have bem One customer at toe heariny EXTRA CHICKENS “ 55c OUR PRICE IS SO at 8250,000. so EXTRA 25 EXTRA 50 EXTRA 1 Lb. Cello Pack 5 9 * asked the salaries of SNETCO’s Thick smoke hampered firemen top officers, and -was referred by GRECH STAMPS LOW WE CA»n PRINT IT! their efforts to fl^ t the flames Loughlin to the company’s annual GREEN STAMPS GREEN STAAfIPS, >1^ GtCEN STAMPS 'ey a t toe Thom McAn reports. WITH THE PURORASE OF Com * In and ffor,YeiirMH! .A A 1980 report listed president S PKOS. OF PnXSBURY CARROTS Fancy, Sweet, Native Lb . B ag ; Oauae of the blaze was not 1 WITH THf: PURCHASE OF | WITH THE PUBCHASB OF WITH THE PURCHASE OF 10c IttA Luciua' Rowe's salary as 875,000, 1 A U U B . BAG OF(-U: S. NO. 1 | 1 HEAD tW LARGE FBIM A OZ. PKG. o r MADE RITE vice president and general man­ 1 GREEN MOUNTAIN * 1 i ’ ' U ta stm manager, William Ba- CAKE M XES An aQ-ln-one wnsher-^d^er. I t wnobeo, rinaeo, then dries . . . oU by itself! F ille r steam ager Paul M. Zora’a as 850,000, LARGE, SWEET, JUICY action gets clothes cleaner wlto half the waiter. See It demonstreUed todsyt Norto Haven, made toe and administrative vice president White, Yellow, Ohoootate, * i damage estimate. He and director Ellis C. M exeys na Double E^otdi UPOTATOES 1 IGEBEIMI LETTiCE' V POTATO GHIFS • a ra ip e RCA WHIRLPOOL most of toe damage was to 842,915. FLORIDA ORAINES to the store. Furniture and APPLE 'N SPICE CAKE I also were loet. —^ RCA WHIRLPOOL fit* tore through toe inter- Mden rii keltcr cake alrii Ieadt4 hsiatel idig AUTOMATIC > of the ftast floor o f toe Snrtory Public Records doz. 49c n w o tt FTMW w m w ■■■ m v iraOTijr iv emrwet 7 9 c buiUUng S t 1128 Main S t ^ J VS I haaement also used as a sales Tyarraatee Deeds WASHER 3 HEAT CLOTHES DRYER was damaged heavily. LuoUe E. Ivcreen to Walter H. PLUS GREEN STAMPS and Rita L. Farley, property at d4 8 & M NEW PACK SALE! 10 to. waaber with built-in Lint FUtert Mr$. Ribicoff Better Thomas Dr. Burnham Sktatss Inc. to Charlea 303 Cans—Fancy Cream Com Ohio, O ct 28 tP) S. and Mary Ann Bossldy, prop­ who perofrmed AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING 303 Cgns—Fancy Whole Kernel Com erty on Elasex St. 303 Cabs— ^Fancy Cut Green Beans gtrafUag oMration to help James A. and |fary I. Curtan .Ahniham luwcoff overcome to Joseph F. end Ma^ G. Gatto, 303 Cans—Fancy Cut Wax Bekns nooehleeds sagm his pa- property at 80 Durant S t V i ' H 303 Cans—Fancy French Style Green Beans ivigaarly toady to leave tlu LC. Kenneth Ostrineky to Leon OPEN WED. till 8 P.M.-THURS. till 8:30 P.M.-^-FRI. till 9 P.M: 303 Cans—Fan^ French Style Wax Beans Cleasynijad, property on Aahworto 179 138 wlfo.pf tha aecre- and wel- Marriage lieenee Dellveredl InatoUed!. Servlcedt 8 heat dryer that ajutoinatieaUy dries yonr clotoea :.'op«rated «B’ a ;fiw days David Preston Shea, 10 D ^ t lUSOAl o Free Ona Tear Factory Service! the way you like them. No more drip drying ... . Xli^ WUliam Howerton Square, and Nancy Catherine Sul­ livan, IN N. Main St, Oct 28, 6et the Stamp That Can’t Be Licked! CHOICE o Na Money Down ' and tar leas Ironing when you use this BOA whirl Second Oongregational Church. a N ka Up To g Yean To Pay pool dryer. If sad should go Spoon in Royal Rite NABISCO “HOME STYLE” OATMEAL OOtWHSS i*a*ee**o***o**e*e*«eo*a fun pound S9o sFrao Delivery m/"' ' London — A spoon is still need- >hed to crown BhigUsh nienarcha.' O ft Tbs oil that anoiiits English rulers is fBoqirid.opto ths royal pate dur- ta y ^ eoronatien'ceremony. The I HIGHLAND PARITMARKET 9 A M 1 9 » P H ’ t t e t nurie EUzabeto U 317 W OMLAND ST., M A N C H 0 IB I fbOM Ml 3-4278 D O B IN 'S *8 2 8 MAIN STREET SATDRDAtS im file ri. doused Britain's crown- S m n tte 12th Csatury, '1 J A s 1

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V > ■ ■ •...•. • . ;■ ..... ' ■. ■ : -I't MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1961 p A j o r n m a t SBBB'SBB* MANGHBtmER EVENINO HERALD. K A k a S B IB R , OOEN^ IHURSPAY^ QCIOBSR M ; IMS culosis before any symptoms ap­ Mbhtar, w han it ton only atldem ‘Triyic’ Banned School Personnel pear, but also alert persons to the ^ for Ffowers Series Opened need for treatment of other ill­ For An Oem— m, W I T INI -III- W e d d in g G ets N obel TV-Radio Tonight m Jacksonville Chest X-rays Set nesses by showing up certain heart Maagr toaMng o f prawnn. D % abnormalities, tumors or cancers onflsd aa thoonb intaa^ had Jacksonville, Fte„ Oct 26 (A • School personnel in area towns of the chest. region, and various Gobq's Flowersi By Symphony oar itsw iag Baling Henry Miller's novel “Tropic of other respiratory diseases. ^Nam^ Griswold bssn “tonsad evaFoonaManhly In WilMn • Belai diaate. Aa long a sh lanbai^ will have an opportunity to obtain . Can PAUL BURmrMBB ' an effort to gat precialan. An a Literature ' ;aaf. Cancer” has been banned In Dutral chest X-rays next week without (Fonnerly taKk PaattateTi) By JOHN (MICBKR raault, toa dsMcloua and ahteamer- County. charge. , 1122 BURNODB A m SCLS'S* Television Circuit Judge Bayard B. Shields A large aodteiioo earns to tbs tog vagusBins, so chMsctwIstlo cC ealvabia prsblems. 6:00 Big 3 Ibeetw Un progrMi)' A mobile unit, paid for by Christ- N^dles Cloud EAST HARTFORD I Consulting Engineer BuahneU test svenixig to hoar tha tmpraMiaiitam, wna edbuwhnt teat. (OlM Bmil awns te g a One) te Stoekholm to rocoivo-pHM 'i? oroxrtSl) Issued a temporary order baiming ihas Seal oontrlbutlo'ns to the Con­ JA 8-5009 or Ml t-547fl opening subscriptlen cenoart by the Ftmthu-, while the IndMdunl par- money, medate and diplomas, from C^vta ^ t e ColonH the book yesterday st the request necticut Tuberculosis smd Health Lost in Space DcitveTles Dally to Hartford Symphony Orchaatra The aaiteter toBorila, and ba roturnsd , „„ TJ>« Nstson Pamtly 80. of. County Solicitor Ekiward M. Uona of tha work w«ra freqwUy King GuaUf VI Adolf at tradition­ By Calling Hlfliwey Patrol 1:00 Donna Reed 81mw g «u Assn., will be stationed at Rock­ BaSften Griawrold Jr, Mtiwlwd to Donald SoM for cook- program was difficult of execution superb, Ihera wna an overatu lack ana anly a fiw himrs bsfaaa tbs al oeremmtes at tbe Stockholm News, H u uid the ChaIleM|e Booth. ville High School Monday and at Ing and rawing; Randy Cota ca- «ti IteH tembs toll on BOIgrads. H. H. Patonon • Huckleberry Hound i. Warfilnglon, Oct. 26 —The tir eivu oBfiaMr. iiw iNMintataod and was extrsmste well pteyad, of kiteipratatlve cooUnuity, Concert HMl on Dec. 10. Tho peace • :15 Coronado e ...... » 35!* .5?? Cbmmtags Show Booth' said he read the book and Storrs Grammar Schbol on Air Force says it can’t find 360 noSatg; Kent Richardson, ca­ particularly after tha sumrasr lay­ In fisiwissB M ffmaU bs addi Ba wan tha haeoM witter-dlplo- prise te presented In Oslo. MI 9-5S17 Any Hoar i^ertcM New.reel 1:80 Kildare to, 31, concluded it was obscene under a Wednesday. tlM ixn n i ftam lB C Commlaaleo mat.tn AiocnaaloB to get tor liter­ The Real McCoys 13. 40 million copper needles strewn In noeing; Douglas Chandler, ca­ off. From beginnlB. to end. the or­ that the ascond raovoment wi e ... * Weather . S?.** CummlMs Show law passed by the 1961 state le^s- The hours at Rockville will be 9 For H oim t 3m cooniltliic oacliMor. noeing, and John RothwsU. wood­ chestra and Mr. Mahler consiatait- ary akhtd. iMat year it went to SoorU a. 1:00 TV Hour of Stars teture. space to test prospects for a Jam- • Oclawofal «ID odporvlBO u d in- magnMoiaotly dOna and that tha „ Tallahajeee 7000 My Three Sons g a.m. to 1 p.m. School employes proof radio system. working. ly demonstrated that we have an thira movamant waa bsttar French peat Salat-Joha Faraa, <:S0 Roval Canadiaa Police Rootb aaid the boOk is "replete Economiciri Ropoin o b j^Mct oonatnictloa of now roada to Transport Walkout Aentev^ent The Inyestlgatoiw 8; from Vernon, Rockville, Andover, A Midas satellite, fired into or­ Leadership awards wera rsceiv- excellent organixatlon in Hartford. than toe flint, although not up aa Atekte Lager was ascra- W restlte with long paragraphs that are Bolton, Coventry, Ellington and BUMTUriona, and maintain TFC As I have previously mentlonod, taky-ganaral of tos franeb Fbr- . ^ Spo^ru and Weather i;30 Haxel 10, 83, fUthy„ revolUtig and degrading.” bit last Saturday from Point Rodio.TY.St«foo, •d by Robert Nichols and Larry to toe truly tee pertormanoc of 8:46 BvmlnB Report Hatele Tolland will be accommodated. Arguello', Oallf., ejected the tiny Dubahne for Junior aasistant scout- there were sevetkl changes in per­ whan Werid W ar H Ties Paris Streets Dou|[^ Udwarda a First published in Paris in 1934, Jamea O. Haaaeti waa ro-olectad the eeoood; that vegue fedtng of 10:100I At The Source 8, The same hours will prevail at copper wires, called dipoles. They Phonogroph AppItoRCM master: Karl Nlckse, senior Mtrol sonnel this year, the most notable preesure was there agUn. out Sine Along With Mitch (C) 33 "Tropic o f Cancer” waa banned in halman 'C< the Vown Plannlnc 7:00 MlUlon Ddlar Movlt , Storrs on Wednesday when were to spread out and form a leader; Robert Lodi, scribe; Randy being the new concertmaster. Ga­ Brahms' First Symphony com­ AnSrte la tlte asoond liobM win- tOMtonod frsn tego^Ona) Kue Angeli this country until this year. lumbia, Hebron and Mansfield CommiaaiaB at ita maaUng last briel Banat. In my opinion, this aar it Tugoatev origin. Leopold __ The Untouchables 8, 10. belt around the Earth that could Cote and Timmy Grose, quarter- prised toW second half o f toe prcK Shotgun Blade ;00 News, Sports and Weatber Duval News Co., wholesale dia- school personnel will be among be used tp hhunce radio waves and llasmood Nocro. aacro- change was of considerable benefit Rualeka, who was bbra ln VUko- New»,and Weather 8. 80. trlbutor of the book here, agreed to Potterton's roaater. gram, and waa accorded a truly Joined in too walkout, A oompany Koom 4—AA—«M Mala SI 8«a HUiit :16 Jacs Pasr Show (C) ' Ui those checked. -half-way around the world. to the orchestra. Mr. Banat, a na­ te r . thtni part o f tha Austeian- HUllon Dollar Hovie Guest Spetdeer the temporaiy order. iThe firm said To Give Concert Phone sn 9-4537 :“ aIra. Tlarollij R> lUUar will con­ Fatrol leader emblems were excellent performance. The vary apoksaman said auperviaory peiv Europe's PInest Hortes Several years ago, the state de­ Loot night, the Air Force an­ ISO Center St.—Cor. of Ckxrrtl amirded to Anthony Sobol for the tive of Rumania, played the numer­ opening was marred by the aame Bttagatlaa, asoqdra, shared 'tb s Uncovered U:::30 Studio 13 The Rev. WUliam B. McGrath, it had received .complaints about Randy Layne, a novelty organ tinue to aam aa dork. Oacar ous small solos inherent in his du­ IM S ebamtetry te * a but was tosn aonnel wouM maa ttekrt and bag­ 7:16 The Sports Caniera » Movie 8 Combat partment of education recom­ nounced that its Lincoln Labora- Alligator patrol; Kent Richard feeling cf pressure which had chaplain of Our Lady of Mercy the book and started recalling it ist, will perform an organ concert toriee, In charge o f “Project West Bauaor, aawbr olactod nramber of ties with flawless intonation, a Swlaa.clttem. gage counten and atxnit seven Feature 40 from dealers before Booth initiated mended that local boards of edu­ tka TPC. attanded hia initial meet­ son. Flaming Arrows; David charsetetiaed the Debussy in 7:80 The Outlaws lo. :80 Jack Paar Show (C) Novitiate in Madison, will be guest of popular music at the 'Verpismek cation require tuberculosis tests Ford,” reported no radar contact large, warm tone, and consistent Aadrie te the fourth parMa to o u t i n g end 12 Inooming fUgtits Blue Angels . , :60 News and Weather 8. speaker at the annual banquet of his action. ing teat nigiit. Southerlln, Flying Eagles; John musicality. spots. Thus the introduction be­ Notice School Saturday. Nov. 4, at 8 p.m. of all employes at least once every had been established with the A parformanca bond waa reoBlved Galkins. Swamp Fox; and Bob Ni­ came atanoat frenetic latfaer than ba given a NoAwl prise tbte year. would be handled. N om aliy toe BBS SATnCDArS rv WmsB f o b CXIHiPLEITqi LISTING the Combined Motbeie Circles' of His performance will be spon­ three years. The Christmas Seal needles, each 7/10 of an inch long As leader of the first violin sec­ L an Thniaday the noiwi pria* 7or company has 60 outgoing siid 60 Manchester at Uie Garden Grove, aam tof eonatnictlon of five roads chols, senior patrol. tion, his bowing was demonstrative massively overwhelming. Land ‘Man-o^War' sored by the Manchester Chapter agency provides the service every and one-third as thick as human in Aaaaldl Acres, tka former Rugr- The Alligator patrol won the Otwe Into too body of the sym- Buttenrorth StufiM raadlotoa waa given to Dr. Georg incoming flights in a 21-hour WE HAVE DAILY Keeney St, Monday, Nov. 6, at of the Hammond Organ Society. hair. without being obtnisiva and it was Tcm Boksay, M , Hungaiten-honi yehr to accommodate newcomers ENJOY gteafarm . knot-tying contest. pbony totags went beautifully, Mra. WUUaaB 8 . WBm b period. 6:30 p.m. A small steep island off the Layne . has been called “Clown to the schools and others who may At launchixig, it was said it always cleanly articulated. HI a tetepboao ansteaer now aa Am stl- DH.IVERY TO THE At rtalhdllia Welk Boundariee predecessor was more showy, with­ and tot eounds to be beard were The Tallwsymsn started the Radio Father McGrath is also an in­ coaat of Martinique once weis list­ Prince of the Organ” because of have been missed in previous years. might take three to four days to lira Edarard ^burilte of Good­ Six Boy Scouts and their lead worthy cf any orchestra, any- The marrtega of Miss Gall Maa eaa and worfang at Harvard. He walkout to emphasiis .their right structor in theology and philo­ ed as a “man-O’-war” by the Brit­ his “versatility at the organ in The society points out that chest determine by radar whethr the L IF E with out achieving aa much in the end. waa awarded the pcias for his re- to strike after the government (TUa Hating tnefaidM only toeae newa toondoaete o f 16 er 16-ratente win Rd. and Ufa. BdmOnd era, Paul Brown and Dick Hunt, I feel confident that Mr. Banat has ukeie. The flniJe waa atto>cndoua, Helm o f Manchester to Jdarlna sophy at the Diocesan Sisters Col­ ish Admiralty. Diamond Rock rendering ndvelty effects,” accord­ X-rays not only can detect tuber­ needles dispersed as planned. FHaaluha of Watros Rd. attended so everybody. Including nqnielf, aeoxch on tho human oar. threatened to draft rail workers to length. Soma statioiiB enny otovt abort nowaeaeta.) lege. He has been active as as­ was given the appellation in recog­ walked the boundaries between only started to make his presence Pfc. William Stuart Wllaon, also BOLTON ing to a member of the society. MILLER HIGH LIFE cdreaoBiea honotinf Mrs. Lyndon Manchester and Bolton test week­ felt, and that we may look forward was more than happy at the cloee. Monday, tha Nobel Oommittaa of combat an outbreak of unan­ WDBo—uet WINP—U8f sistant director in the marriage nition of British officers and sail­ He will play popular versions of B. Jotowon, wife of the vice presi- end as a dvlc project tor the town of Manchester, took place Oct. 12 too Norwegian StOTttag (parlte- nounced strikee It said waa dis­ e:00 News 6:00 World- News and family Apostolate of the ors who hauled big guns up its classical songs ss well as novelty to still further improvement in the C:06 Today on Wall Street «:1U Wall Street in 12 or 16 oz. can. daat of tka Uhited SUtea, in H*xt~ of Manchester. The project on- orchestra. STATE OD MEETING SET at the Trinity Methodist Church la raSnt) awarded the 1061 peace turbing an essential acrvlee. The Archdiocese. sides and defended it against the numbers. pclae to the 2Sulu chief ASwrt government backed down, but the a r e a C:1U Sport News B-.16 Showcase and News French in 1803. 2 lord, jaatardfor- They were, also Tickets may be obtained at the tailed finding markers which are The viola section of the orches­ Hartford, Oot. 26 (iP)—A meet­ Jacksonville, N. C. ' 6:16 Art Johnson Show 6:46 Lowell Thomas He started playing professional­ nadta act the reception for Mrs. set about one-quarter of a mile ing for aaseaslng the state's Civil Luthuh, 68, of the RqpdUle of railwaymen struck anyway., 8:06 Raynor Shines 6:66 PhU Rlzsuto ' home o f Mra. John Rice, 103 Bret- tra has been strengthened by add­ Tbs bridS^is tbs daugfatsr of Th bus and subway workers 1:00 News a Slini Oft. 7:10 RlcbardHayes and Carol Burnett ly" In 1950 after recovering from P.A.C. Johpaon- at tbs..Governor's Man- sqtart and photographing them. A Defensa prepateidneaa baa been set South Africa. ' 7:30 Newa CBS Feature ton Rd., or Mrs. Arthur Jacobsen, NORMAN ROCKWELL WEDS crippling effects of polio in his alon followtes the luncheon event. ing two new playera and the sonor­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold E- Helm, 25 Tho Nobel prteea for chemistry struck to beck the traditional 337 Hackmatack St. report is submitted on the condi­ ity this section Is consequently for Nov. IS by Gov. John N. Spruce St The bridegroom U toe 8:00 Bound SUte. 8:00 The World TonlfM Stockbrldge, Mass., Oct. 26 (JP>- left arm and both legs. tion of each marker. Dempsey. Frank B. Eite, dlreotor and teiysics are to bs awsrded right to strike hut also demanded LENOX 7:00 Bdwwd F Morgan 8:16 Sbowcaae and News Normut Rockwell, noted magazine bmedted. The cello section has four son of Mr. and Mrs. WUUara D. 7:16 Sound Stage Layne has toured with the USO School anthorlUes have asked . Boys who made the hike are of tbe Federal Ofltee of Emergency next S u n d a y by toe Royal Swed­ wage increases. marly was with the Education De­ cover artist and illustrator, and parenta to pick up their diUdren new players, but it remains about WUam, 30 Cole S t ish Academy of Sdsnos. 'ftis strike was supported by all PHARMACY 8:80 NIgbt rSnit for the armed forces with Jack Bobby Arnold, Ray Warren, John ITannIng, has been atoeduled 11:85 News partment at Wayne State Univer­ Miss Mary L, Punderaon, a retired Benny, Bob Hope, Dinah Shore, Man the school dance at the Oom- the same aa last year. This te one Attendants wars My. and Mra Tha Nobsl prixs money stems three ntajor union federations — 13:00 Sign Oft;. teacher, were married yesterday Rothwell, Doug Chandler, David of the weaker sections of the group a speaker. The Governor said he Deaths Last Night sity, Detroit. Jqpi James and other celebrities. AiK.M I U I - aaodtp -Haa jKanqrtly at S:S0 to- Southerltn and Kent Richardson. waa inviting all municipal chief Georgs Soifliaate. from the fortune left by ths Into Communist, Socialist and Catho- 2t* a cirnm st. ffn o _iset in St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. BINGO and one of the reasons (amrfig 8:00 News, Weatber A Sports Palo Alto, Calif.—Fred William 'ilckets are available - at Wat­ Bisht. The lulloiween event for Square Dance Set executives and their Civil Defense Tbs coupte will maks toair boms Alfred Nobsl, Swedish Inventor of Mc. 8:30 Strictiy Sports Hoffman, 74, former president of It was the third marriage for 6 quite a number) why the Hart­ m . Mi MSN By THE ASSOOXATED FBESS kins Bros., Manchester and Hart­ EVERY MONDAY-8 P.M. Gcadea 7 and 8 will basin at 7:30. Bomareo. community married dlreotors to the meeting in toe In Jacksonville, N. C F fc. Witeen dyhsmlto. The first Nobel prise Tomorrow, 110,000 gas and slec- 6:30 Market Report the Cudahy Packing Co., died Tues­ Rockwell, 67. H is,first ntarriage Spaaaer CNXOaF Appeal- ford Orchestra la not higher in the was banded out in 1001. triclty workers are achedtded to 6:46 Three Star Extra. Liiverpool, Ekigland — Allan ford stores; Albert’s Beauty Salon couples club, will sponsor a square heB ^ the State House of Rep- te stationed a t' Camp Lejeuns, 7:06 ConvarmtloD Piece day after a long illness. HoffmEui, ended in divorce in 1930. His sec P. A. C . BALLROOM The Bdltoa FTA will qionaor a list, although its present status te N. a The teursatoo are invited to eoBM strike for four hours. Jeane, 84, director of toe Liver­ ond wife died two years ago. in Vernon; the Moberg Studio of Brewed only • , dsnes st the Community Hell Sat- truly commendable. raasntattvaa 7:30 Nawa of the World. who Btorted hie career in the meat YILLAGE STREET--ROCKYILLE cp 78 will sponaor Fryor said 10,000 men would HOOVER • WE SAVE YOU CASH—IN PLACE OF STAMPS Fickle and FimiMto Leaf a Halloween party tor aO B ^ and 33 quit w w k and 300,000 to 350,000 Girl Scouts in town Monday from passengers would be affected. Re 7 to 9 p m . at the Coromunl^ HaO. said tbs date has not been an- BAGS Fiiaeo wiU be awarded for the noimced because the unions do not LEAN — SHORT SHANK- GOLDEN BROWN moat original, funniest boya fun- want It to “lose Its Impact,” but For AH Modd! Bieat g M ’a prettiest and most some advance notice will be given. — Also — 5 to 7 lb. Closely-Woven Tweed Viscose Rayon handsome costumes. The atmounced purpose of the SMOKED PORK Faal Brown, scoutmaster of the stoppage te “to dramattee the de­ tKxqi, said at least U a ^ ts will Parts and Faetory pendence of toe public on railroads Aotooriaed gerstue bs present to help with the party, and to protest the apathy and T H ek . . • tachiding scout troop leaders. teckadaiaieal attitude of legiate- Scant invested tors toward the problems faced A tenderfoot invastiture esrs- M ARLOIV^ BROADLOOM ^ by the rallroada" SHOULDERS 29 for Bobby O'Connell took Fryor said: "We’ve had studies Open 8 Days a Free Farldiig at a moMing of Boy Scout and surveys and eommisslona and “ Onr fiMh Tear!” 73 this week. Merit badges eonferenees and almost notlring Mato S t, Maneheeter UAD.A. TOP CHOICE BEEF were prssmtsd to Anthony Sobol tangible baa rasulted. Time Is M l 1-5821 “KING OF THE DEL MONTE FALL ROUND-UP tor swimming, canoeing and Hfe- rumilng out and action Is needsd.” RIB ROASTS OVEN ROASTS" 59& DEl!. MONTE - 9 x12 RUGS CREAM CORN 6 ^ n .00 URJ)J^. TOP CHOICE BEEF d e l Mo n t b Cushion Foam Rubber Back PINEAPPLE n P I k l i r f t A CLUB STEAKS BONE IN 99^ GRAPEFRUIT ^ K in iV H Cans I.UU DELMONTB SWIFTS PREMIUM—HICKORY SMOKED FRUIT COCKTAIL or $ 0 0 . 9 7 ™ IC E D BACON SUGAR CURED SSi SLICED PEARS 4 ^n.O O LT.WOOD CAPITOL FARMS—ECONOMY PACK DEL MONTE Locker Plant and Meat Market ‘Tall FRANKFURTS 7 9 * ^ PEACHES 5 Cans * i6 d e Color Locked . . . Close Weave for Long Wear DELJHXNTE fresh Meats—Retail Dept, e Easy to Keep Clean . . . Needs No Padding z:-1 FRESH FROZEN WAYBEST FRESH—NATIVE MORTON'S FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS SPINACH 6 ^ n .o o e Locked Yarn Retards Pile Crushing . . . Firm Loops HOWABOJOHNSON'S \ DEL MONTE' FRYING—ROASTING—BROILING CHINCSC IN NN a POM SHOULDERS GRADE A (Oontaina Chicken, Chow FRIED CLAMS Save lOe. Beg. 88e Fkg. 59c Mein, Egg Roll.and Fried BIROS EVE KETCHUP 5 ‘iL??n.00 9 X 15 i S t 6 x 9 R ke.) Size Size.. 1 2 CHICKENS FISH STICKS Save ISe. 3J&»1.00 PLANTER’S 1 SWANSON’S CHICKEN c o c k t a i l ^ 7 OZ. 5|; t . o o SLICES In Gravy. Sava 46c. ;41.00 c 3 9 ROMAN PEANUTS w i fh 3'iS »1.00 OPEN DAILY TIL 10 • PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 39 PIZZA Save 48e oat Fhga. EXIRA LEAN—FRESHLY GROUND STAHL MEYER HICKORY DEL MONTE FALL ROUND-UP SALE! NOT PRE-PACKAGED SMOKED SLICED Il#\ OK If Iff If CHUCK GROUND : I BACON DEL MONTE 5 $100 ^ y j r TALL GREEN PEAS PEAS & CARROTS CANS 5 9 lb # AT OUR DAIRY DEPT. • • FINEST PRODUCE, PRICED LOWER! HOM f FREEZER DEPT. FANCY CA LIFO R N U Crisp, SoUd Heads DADA GHOIGE VARIETY MEAT PAGKAfiE ALL SWEET ICEBERG a h ; M CBtem X SHAMT raoziar BBAD Y FOB YOtJB rBBBZBl MARGARINE 4 ltii99€ (SAVE 21c OVER REG. PRICE) APnUNOMAXB ODT8 Foam Rubber Back l l a S l nO AO M 80 to 25 IBS. HAMBURG NEW YORK STATE EXTRA SHARP fllaiaW im BAKfl 1 FORK BOAST LETTUCE S t t e S e W I iM E S STEAKS 25 PORK CHOPS fl ta S CSniCK SEBAB8 2 FBTINO CHICKENS CHEDDAR CHEESE u c INDIAlf RIVER PINK ^ HALL»

lUNCBBSrBB BVSMnni BBm O rlU N CH E8TB». COHi(. TinniSDAT,.OCn>BElt M, IM l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26; i961 PA6B MLMVM tSSi,"’' tba Miata I t ptoMi« attoatka 1s ^&mon '*ctWoiL* f iillia Local Slock s ffarrkon Sees Poor Orientation 'Tba heayt s t the tmm u atlU Misdonary WiU |Pa 11 e l DiscuMOB part af tha town aad tbay (Town r a i t a g Authort^) ^ akom pro­ At i^efQrmatian Diiy Service Alcohol, Children Flichard to Manage Key to Bryan Farm Confusion tect R * ha aald- Harrlaon said tha town aheuld m The Rov. Winfield q : Swart, ooo-f naht tienal GhureSi tha A paiMl dlsoueeion “Alcobol Tha-laok of 'eriantatleu.**______TWlMif^velaaaHlit___ of too Town of Kan- provide the aotoatlfjr :?taot only Rav. Clifford Simpson, pastor of and Today'a CSilldran” will ha hald, than toa "legality of aetka,** la toa e h a i ^ Tlieta ta UtOa or ns ^ c e with pdarar under toa aitahHng' act gregattonal missionary to India, Yaskulka’s Mayor Bid BM Aakad will speak at the annual townwlde Center Congregational Church; toa Wadnaoday, Nov. 1, at 8 p.m. In Hartford National crux of too B r ^ Farms ntodi- for partisan pcAttoa, but room tor hut funds talMidad for than.” Rev. Henrylanry Anderaoh,And ]^ to r of the cha|>al of South Mothodiat vlskm oonfosion, a Town Ptaunlng Hie board of dtreetora *-l for tha school's only Firs Ineuranea remnaaiaa TPC told the Democratic Town would dlaalpata funda or uaa funds and Its Mission.^’ service. i WPERMARKETS «r Roekrllto. annomiodd taday ttw loaa Aetna Fire ...... 190 125 qulrad, acoordinig to the sitbdlvtsion i open to the public. Ooauaittaa that toara was - "no rogulatlons sat In March IMO. R irresponsibfy.’* ha aaid. . t Tha apeclal aarvleas committee of Participanta win include lliw appotoitniant' of Franeia J . Pridi* Students viawad. In an asatm- HarUord Fire ...... S5U 90H briefing" of the board of di­ the Manchester Oounell of OhurchM A n GBODP n i m NaUonal Fire ...... 140 168 sets a time limit on work on a One at.tha problMns of the TPC, Beih H. Hoffman, aenior achool «rd Sr. aa hla camp^gn maaafar bly last week, movlas on hurri- rector! and TPC In Informal Joint HarnUmn aalX ta "tha Inability to Invited the Rev. Mr. Swart to par­ - Washington. OoL 36 Oft—Wil­ canea and tornadoes. The apeaker Phoenix F i r e ...... 115 120 tract. Other aubdlvtstona Initiated aocial -worker of the Mancheatar and poUtiea] ag«nt aeastens before toa subdivision was before .the present ragulatlone oonvtaea paopla directly' affocted ticipate in the aervloe. MaJ. E. liam L. Morriastta Jr„ N ew boajM of education; Thomaa H. Pitehard'a "ouUtaadinc reputa­ was George F. CoUina, senior re- Ufa and iadenwHy taa. Uoa approved were put Into effect are not af­ by n ohimga that tha status quo Walter Lamie ot the SalvaUon Cankan, Conn., is tha saw praalgant aearch eeientiat at the Travelers Aetna Casualty ....1 4 5 105 Now til have btwi Army ia chairman of the oommit- I BlUott, family relatlona offlear of tion. hla long political experience, fected by the new regulaticua. doaa not axkt foravar." - of the Air Traffic Confannea of Circuit Court 12, Mancheater; tnehidlng hu tenure as town Research Center Inc., Hartford. Aetna L ife...... 143. 148 people ccorn- tec. America. Morriaatte, vies mealdent School cluba hope to apontor a (fonn. G eneral...... 290 305 tag to to protest,^' he eaill - The TPC can only urge that for sales and .dvartistag fttr East­ Roisert Digan, attendance officer chairman, and his pubUc service in those subdlvislans be made to con m nuum i oxtcaNAxioN Clergymen who will take part In I of the Manchester board of edu­ many c^iacities, make him a moat dance a month at the school this Hftd. Steam Boiler 127 From now on, he said, tha two The ' original musket' evolved tha Reformation Day service are ern Airlines, wsa. alaetad president Travelera ...... 15314 158 H form to the new rules, ha said. yeeterday. The eoHtoronco, a divi­ f i l l 1 0 0 cation, and a phyadciar. W, J. valuable assistant in my cam­ year. The Yearbook (^ub spon­ boards will consider proapadtlve Urban renawal and Main 8 t during the third quarter of the the Rev. Paid C. Kaiser, pastor of Ctourley will be moderator. paign.” Taskulka said. sored the flrst dance Friday. PubHc rttlltMa subdivisions Jointly at informal 16th century in the Spanish army, Concordia Lutheran Church; the sion of the Ah- Transport AsSosla- parking were also major topics ta Is made up of'top'iraffto and at GRAND free 100 STAMPS After each member of the panel With the announcement, Tas- A new student handbook baa Oonn. Light A Power 3114 . 3314 sessions before taking action. Then Harrison's talk to inform the then considered the foremost mili­ Rev. Lawrence F. Almond, pastor haa spoken briefly, members of kulka issued a request for cam­ been published end coplea have Htfd.'Electric Light. 7214 7514 there can be no question of "pro­ ary systam In Europe, aetording of South Methodist_ Church; the l^es officials tba laadiilgjehed- Democraita about the wiprk of the Rev. Etjnar ^ k . pastor of Cove- uled alrllnea. * ^ ^ w M i ih i* the audience may addreae -written paign funds, needed, he said, been distributed. Hartford Gas Co. . . . 57 priety of action” in the boards' de­ H>C. I to the yncycltqiedla Britannlca. '»'»h this coupon and I questione to apecifle bidivtduals on against "a well-oiled and well- Parents' night is planned for Southern New Bingland cisions. “The redeveloptnent oomnaleeion d pdrehos* df $10-®® the panel. healed Democratic political ma- Nov. 7. Telephone . . . ___ 6214 5614 Harrison said there was “no Il­ is directly reeponsible nqw for ur­ " PwchoM of 85.00 chlna” legal vote” in the Bryan Farms MnnutBdnnng OeasaaBlee ban renewaL” he aaid. The oommia­ o T 'iw o rG THE MORE YOU BUY - THE MORE YOU GET h Taskulka is pitted against Dem- Vernon news la haudled through Arrow, H art Heg. .. 58 63 Bubdlvlrion approvsL because only sion "needs to get behind and pueti .m ofM . iKaffee Klatsche ocratlo incumbent l>eo B. Flaher­ The Herald'e Rockville Bureau, S Aaaoeiated Spring .. i m 13t4 a aimple majori^ la necessary In i t 1 .• .Buy $5.'—Cot too bonus st8m|» with coupon#! | W. Main St, telephoue TRemoat the.TPCs approving a aubdivlslon. ty Jr. for the mayoral post Bristol Brass ...... 11H 13 V4 I'""I coupon P.r«.,o„„ Meets Wednesday Ih a GOP candidate said he felt ft-SlSe er MltohaU t-C7g7. Bm-Hart ...... 82 87 Five p rt^rty owners who live ‘Tlie idea that an area must da- it,» Buy $10.—Cot 200 bonus stamps with coupon # 2 (, "many residents of Rockville, re- near .the tract, located near the teriorate...batora it can improve Coupoi Fafnlr Bearing ...... 51t4 8514 ;"8oodthr«5af.Oe,.;H,^ The Kaffee Klatsche Group of gandlaao of party affiliation, who Heublein Inc...... 27 30 Mancheater-South Windsor town ia nonsenae,*’ he said. He cited toe 3... Buy $15.— Cot 300 bonus stamps with coupons#! and # 2 j;' are anxious for our city to return line, have Sled an appeal from the urban renewal projects now un­ Mancheater YWCA will meet N. B. Machine...... 17 19 Wednesday, Nov. 1, at the Com­ to sornid and asnsible govetnment Red Cross Seeks North and Judd . . . . 14 16 decision by both boards to approve derway ta East Hartford and. wiD .want to contribute to this the aubdlvlaion. They charge that Roricville aa avMenoa of tMa. munity Y. Coffee and buna will Stqnley Works . . . . 18 21 be served at 0:30 a.m. •fttlM.** B-Positive Blood Veedcr Root 59 63 the approval was In “violation of ‘ Saya P aiU ag N e^ ed EXTRA Gueat apeaker at the . 10 a.m. WMow Paintlag Slated The above quotatione are not to Mancheater subdivlBion regulations Harrison aaid, 'Tba downtown Window painting contests and for street construction." area rigbtfuUy today should have program will be Mrs. J. Carney The Manchester Red Cross of­ ep eonatmed aa actual markata. Norbert, a member of the Na- Halloween parties are being spon- fice has appealed to townspeople T70 Non-Fartisaa 1,000 parking apaces," or even Top Quality-Corn Fed Extra Lean 'sored by the Rockville Recreation with Type B positive bipod to give Only Pennagrivania has declared The primary objective of the 2,000, ta answer to Atty. Paul I tional African -Violet Society and Oommlaaleo and tbs Chamber of Flag Day a legal holiday. TPC, ha aaid, “la tha orderly de- Qioobert's quesflcn about whether the East Hartford Garden Club. Oommerca this year. H>e window blood for an 11-year-old Manches­ She will talk about African vio­ painting will take jdace during the ter boy's forthcoming open heart M w o a u i' surgery. Portion lets and will also offer some weekend, the patties will be held Plants for sale. Tuesday. Halloween. Mrs. Elaine Sweet secretary of the office, said 16 donors with SPECIALS STMNUSS The meeting will be open to Oarleton F . lOlanese, recreation I the public. Those Interested In at- diairmaH. aaid the window paint- T^pe B blood are needed at Grace- will ho aarignad to students of New Haven Community Hospital MEEL I tending are asked to call Mra . and Vernon High Schools Nov. 9 at 7:30 a.m. The local of­ Robert Kittle, 25 Cromwell Rd. A tomorrow. fice will provide transportation. COOKWARE baby sitter will also be available Judging of the painting, for She said donors must have their LYNN fiojuWu^ JoAmA, for 2 to S-year-olds upon request odguality, toefaalque, neatness and blood type registered at the office . with tftle coupon to Mrs. Kittle. theme (either Halloween or au­ and must Inform ths office, if they Choie* Frash N«tivt Poultry. . . Diroct From Form to Youl MANCHESTTR - GRAND UNIOH End Cut Pork Chops to. 3 9 * I Country Style Spareribs ^.39* | Full cut Rib half lb . I Full cut Loin half ib. 5 3 tumn), win take place Monday. wish to give. AU schedult^ must NRKIMNS Halloween parties Tuesday are be done through the offlee, and being aponaored by toe Recreation donors who do noi register here School Menus Oommiasion alona Two parties are will not be able to give. alated, one at toe Nenrtheast iCIe- •A HVim iHBHiiidll JACK FROST or DOMINO mentaxy Sdiool for children from Public school menus for ths Northeast and St. Bemard'a Paro­ I week of Oct. 30 to Nov. 3 will be chial School, the second at Jie PTSO at Barnard ss follows: Town Han tor children from Maple SlW CliY PReSH-O«A 0 E "A" Monday for all schools sxcept St. School and S t Joaeidi'a Holds Open House SUGAR high school: Vegetable soup, chick­ The parties get underway at a en salad on frankfurt roll, potato p.m- with games followed by a More than 800 parents attended I sticks, milk, pears. coetume pamde. A grand prise an Open House at Barnard Junior Monday for high school: Pepper will be givm at each party for th« High School, and 525 p am ts he- MEDIUM EG(IS 2 * ’' ^ 9 5 ' I steak on roll, potato sticks, but- coatume moat in keepiim with camo members of the Barnard I tered carrots, milk. Halloween. Other prims wiU go to FTSO last ovenlng. Tuesday for all achoola except the prettleat, Itomlaat and most Parents met teachers, toured the m SH , NAHVe-OVBN-RCADY I high achml: Meat and vegetabla original coatumea, faeUlUas of the schooL and received Poultry Parts pie, mashed potato toiling, bread Oonteatanta In toa window palnt- I and butter, milk, Halloween cake. oopUu of a "Course Outline” In OUT nUSSH DAILY tng program will register with home rooms. Members of the Stu­ Tuesday for high school: Chick- their art teadiera In acbool, then dent Council eerved sa guides. BROILERS, FRYMS, BUY THE PAKTa TOV LIKE BE8TI len a la king on biscuit, buttered draw numbers for toe store win­ SWEET... RED I asparagus, bread and butter, milk. dows they wUl paint Wednesday: Baked meat loaf, Skatchaa of toe palnUngt will be Variable Switaerland ROABTERS, FOWL, BREASTS, LEOS, CALIFORNIA I parslled potato, buttered corn, submitted to art teachera for ^ bread and butter, milk, vanilla pud- proval. Boiderad by Auatria, Franca, UVERS, w i m s , I ding with jelly garnish. Patatan can smbuk aa tha ven­ Germany, Italy and liechtenateta, TURKEYS, DUCKS, Thursday: Ravioli with msat ture stagto or ta pain. Water color Swltaerlauul is about half the sise MZZMDS, I sauce,, buttered wax beans, roll paint vrill bo su^dled. of South Carolina, yet its climate [and butter, milk, ice cream. Start OaDeellaei P n jeet varies from Arctic cold to Medi- FRESHBAKE AUCOLOaS Friday: Baked macaroni and tetranaan temparatuies. While CAPONS, CORNISH HENS BRIIKS aai NEWS p^ot- SACRAMENTO Temon Girl Scout Troop 61 ia " Qf400*tT I cheese, buttered peas, whole wheat making scrapbooka. (xulecting perpetual snows clothe Its Alpine Kleenex 2 summits, palms, magnolias, a bread and butter, milk, mixed dolls and doD clothing u d toys TRY LYNirS RARWCUBS—THEYRi DELICIOUS! WHOU KIRNH. 0* OK M STYU I fruit agaves, oleanders and lemon trees i*-o*-9 C c tor ths TalootMIIo Stoool for re­ 6or | treasurer. CUT-UP MORTON PAO, ROA8TIN6 roashnb FRESHPAK for Beautiful UIANT TIDE Sedan. Cole W. I^lde, fiaberies biologist FRYERS FOWL Apple Pie of the Conneetleut Board of rish- CHICKENS CmCKENS c 35 e '61 RAMBLER eries and Game, will be the main 4 Convertible 4 2 3 9 5 q>eaker at the 31st anniversary Apple 'n Spice Coke tc 73' banquet of tbe Polish American Less L b .3 9 c MINUTE MAID FROZEN Citixena^ Fito Club Nov. 13 a t Ok 3 Cans^M.OO I C E C R E A M DOU 'M PONTIAC PAC ratlukeller on Village S t. RockyiUe. 4 9 L 3 3 l 3 9 H Pineapple Juice, 2 35' 6 oz. The program will begin with a DiMflSLb.096 t — ------STtoJFnR Hardtop. ^ $ 2 6 9 5 aocial hour at 3 pm. and a roast cans beef dinner at 5. KATIONAIXY ADVERTISED -SVOLDSMOMLE EKERA IKAN EXTRA LEAN RIB OB Onr O m Sugar Chicken & Noodles "SS'63‘ Other gueata will be Francis J . Oared, SUoed, Leau Gregory, president of tbe KlngflSh- WELL TRIMMED SHODUDEB H ALF ® ROMAN $ 2 0 9 5 er-BristoI Fiahllne Co.; Sktatard G. Fresh Pork BACON CANDY BANS Party Pizza ORANGE JUKE Wraight former bead game warden Frash 'Sf OUKMOMLE for eastern Connecticut; George LAMB Beg. 78e Lb. ^ GAL. diristinas HEATH Tbeummlsr; end Joseph A. GUL 24 To The Box ShiMlAen MSTANT CtlANMC woNoafui Wot FARRK SOFTWNR S-88 Holiday C rt O QIM preaident of tbe PAC Club. OHtli Ice Cream Bars s}’. 39' Coupe. 9 Prizes will be awarded to tbe 8 to Lbs. ctipps SPECIAL CUlFFRINCiSS 31 Nu Soft Rinse " 49< season’s fiahing contest wtanen 8 Aja>^ CLEANSER 2 Vel-O-Matic nUED AND IM-lb. S]99 UNSCUITIO RUN tAaa UQUIO '59 BUICK and the champion fiaberman for tbe Only Shrimp DEVEINED pig; SW-or. 1981 aeason will be announced and dual .Karo Syrup i tt 27*= Dazzle Bleach 37*= Special 2-Door C lO O iC preaented a gold trophy. » Florient MolmANT con Hardtop. . Sports movlea wUl be shown. 4 9 L 5 9 L 6 9 CRNTU TO YOUR SKIN FOR COOKMC OR FRYING mnv HoepUal Notes fiiiRMO GUARD . Tr/ek or 7 r e s ^ Mazola Corn O il‘T85c Diaper Pure "pir 39c '56 OLD9MOBILE Adrolttrt Wednesday: Stephen Palmolive soAP,.^ 3b,^i 31*= Grand Union i» hsadquor- ^aiANS CUA* THROUGH -> King CORN OH. GfRMR JUNIOR s-88 4-Door. 415 9 5 FTanek, Taylor S t, Vernon; Er- WHITE MILK-FED CHOICE COMBINATibN tart ler aH your Hoiowaan aast Tnm an. North Coventry; 610 d aira Frier, Mountain a t , Elllng- SPEaAL eeaadi-oH kimio of candy— FAB DETERGENT £ ^1-35 Mazola REFINED I. ^2^9 Baby Foods . 92c too. liinny faces and spooky 1^ MAD TO YOUR HANDS K-oh lAUNDRY STARCH ■OCHNUTSTRAINID . ‘S7 0LDSMONU BEEF CU TS ANTI FREEZE dtol QuorT Artmlttad today: Harriet Neff, VEAL, BEEF enoshs..apples and snacks. VEAL bll. btl. 23c Baby Foods 9^">95c U IK Orchard S t BONELESS CROSS CUTS 8a prepared. tVel Liquid 56c Unit Liquid 8-88 Coaverrikle. DtartuMad Wediwaday: Mrs. FOB A DEUCIOUS O lid PORK o o T m e r y - Jaaima d a rk and daughter, 84 BONELESS [CLIP THESE BONUS COUPONS FOR 170 EXTRA TRIPLE-S BLUE S T i^ P 8 o £4SK NANCY LYNN 4 8 9 5 Prontaet Bt; Patricia Calls, ...L b . o y c POT ROAST Properly Mended and ground Wlmtaortllto RCL, Broad torook; twice make ddlelens TO riK S'^- RUMP ....Lb. s y c Crop! TYPE W rT H n o d t I f iia WtUtagton; Eh FRESHLY GROUND LEAN A IL SWEET ONE ROLL BORDEN'S ONE JUG PARD iennarood Dr., VersoiL HAMBURG ' TKIPLB-S CANTONtot OROON OMMNOBILE A son to Mr. DOGFOOD HoK- Lb. 99»r-2 ilw . $1*10 Fruit Cake Mix MARGARINE SARANWRAP IINSTANT COFFEEI SWEET CIDER UmU Oaa Coupoa Pa* Cutiopar lb / Chow Mein ^'^•UiaHOnaCoupoafarCHitoffitf.. ' Unit Ou.Covpon P .r CuiiO M r Um]| Oaa Coapon Par Cutioinar M OraS S A U I CHUCK lE f f B t u e tWHNOOn'iS ,« .• * , I a lA w a , IM i On# Cohort fa r Cuttomat Coapoa Good ihnj Sat.. O c t 2lth Kaiw (MMartlMl*S^»' I *HS IpHh 2 . Cotipoa C?Oo6 iHrv Sou Oct. 26th Coupoa Good ihrv Sot. Oct. Coupon Good rimi Sot., O cl. Sflti Coupon Good thru Sat.. O ct 38th jUdufol GftOUNO Just arrived I Your choice STAMPS I M V m I Cntai SL , t NmAh D' I Ssys Ssra \P | Lb. 690-4 Iba. $1 JO 2 Lbt.n.30 of fruit—ffttch 88 red or M art afftottrt ki Maaehsstor Oraad TTaloa Bapenaatltsl tone 8atnrd», Ostobsr 38. WarsastvaMw in 'u tll—MI *44U grooR chdirios, citroii, etc. rigkt to Halt fnaattHas. M o w Rffaetlva ta Mamdiaatoy Graod Pnlen i Maxifcat Satarday, Oet. 38. Wa twarva toa righti to Itaait qaanttUea. Mmokaatar Bkopptag Patkada. OPSH BTSN1N6S. - Y B I * ODK YBmdS-8 ffTAlIP aSDniPlION — 180------K A BXBT SQUAIUB, WBWPfO------roN —Q1— to 8iW pji^-nuDlYmaam Pimi. a 'm a BBDKMrnoK casMnai o l o s e d moi AYB. "N I S' . t i \

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- ,1- ■■ ■ ICANCHESnUl BVteN G HERALD, UAKCHESTER, CONN,. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1961 pAOEUm rtwiii’ • Fire Origin R ^ d i S»vice Airs PoKcy Obituary ' ‘ '■ i s > And Damage For Fallout C3iedks, Guards Mia. Mary A. SDds Wapplng—^Mhrs- Mary A. Bills, For Sewer, Water Lines 75, of 14S Sullivan Ave., Wapping, Md tniC Pag* Om ) in poeaibly contamiiwted pu* Still Unknown died a t Mapeheeter Memorialmortal Hos- tures. A uniform rate on front foot as-fplui _ appurtenances and laterals. fr « « a a tn n l baclqrround ndia> 2. Treating soUa- with a large pltal thla morning after a loiur ill- nesa. She w et a resident of Wap- Still undeterinlned today waa the eessments for water and aewer tn- The poucy ot s unitorm front foot TM£ BBST M eM r VALUES IN TOWN tloB, rsdloacUv* industrial wastes, amount of calcium ao th at food ■taUationa waa propoeed today by rata has been edcqitad in - many crops and forage grasaes might ping for 60 years. amount of damage and origin of or from fallout from distant nu­ Mrs. Hills, widow of the late Director Thomas Bailey. other towns and also |y. the Metro­ absorb the calcium, rather than the fire yesterday afternoon in a politan District, Bailey {Ktatad qut clear tests, the service’s statement strontium, which resembles cal­ Wilbur C. Hills, was bom In Mld- building at Main St. and Purnell At present, the front foot assees- HoIbwrMii Sf^cil i dleboro, Q>unty York, England, ments ie based on the pro-rated "When any propoeed sewer In­ ssid! cium chemically. PI. which houses several business stallation project la pifeaentad to •"liie consensus ot scientifi: 3. Washing all fresh vegetables 24,1886. Before her retirement cost of each epectfic project. This • •• Nreen ToO/ opinion is that the most prudent years ago she was employed eStablishmenta and four apart­ has met with frequent objections the board of directors, we. wiU- be and fruits thoroughly before eat­ eble to tell property owners In ad­ course is to assume .there Is nr at Veeder Boot in Hartford. ments. from property owners. donuts ing. level of radlaUon exposure below She waa a member of the South tJnder Bailey’s proposal, the vance Utia will coat you X hum- 1 He stressed that in all cmudn- Hardest hit was the Paris Cur­ her of dollars per front , foot, no PLAIN - SUGAR - CINNAMON which one can be abeoivlely cer­ eratlc-ns of Countermeasures, the Windsor Historical Society, Bver- only variance in fiwt-foot coats tain that harmful effects may not green Wood Eastern Star of South tain Shop where the fire appar­ wmud be general rate changes for more, no less,' ’* Bhlley akid. health officers would weigh smy ently started and waa concentra­ Bailey said he also believea that occur to at least a few indi\'idualr potential serimu hazard from (all Windsor, the Amaranth of East all properw owners depending upon when sufficiently large numbers w Hartford, and Daughters of the ted. Other first floor buslnes#es af­ periodic changes in labor and m a­ ■ewer and water main laterals out against the effect a given fected were the Brass Key Res­ SAVE lie are involved.” countermeasure ml|ht-have on nw- Nile, E ast Hartford. terial coeU. should ba installed a t the same PKG O F 12 e statement went on to say She waa the firat woman master taurant and Burton's Shoe Store. Bailey, a Republican, wiu aak the time that main aewer or water 4c tritkmal health. A beauty shop, vacant office and that acUon possibilities are re In saying that at least the most of Wapping Grange, a member of board of dlrectora on Nov. 7 to eet lines , are Installed. TTiis will i 25‘ stricted to those designed to con drastic type of countermeasnret the master’s association of four apartments ' on the second a date for an ii{formal meeting with suit in savings of tax dollars In trol human intake of contaminated might never be necessary, the E estem Central Pomona, the Pyth- floor received only niinor smoke Fred Thrall, superintendent of the the hlgtavray program as well a»,la sir, water and food, because. the health official declared: ian Slaters of Manchester, Rebekah damage. , water and aewer department, to the sewer and water department source of current fallout “ is no* ■We hope for the best, but we Lodge, the Women’s Benefit Asso- I David Grossman, proprietor of discuss the proposal. He has asked program, he added. under our control." must be prepared for the worst- Acting General Manager Arthur Le- Thia will also eliminate "patch- "However," the statement con­ and it is important to study such Claire to list the subject on the work” hlgtamrays Whleh. often be­ tinued. “drastic measures to con­ things ahead of time so federa', agenda for that meeting. come hazardous, Bailey said. He trol the' air. water and food sly iiad Ellington will extend dumping its Alliea finally abandoned at­ GREEN STAMPS SOLOONA G)urt Cases tempts to stall off the oommittee I SPARKLE QT Swuut Pu«* M privilegea to Rockville for a time, (ha paodi of a SO-megaton ex- SCENT BTL - with tha purchasa of any of tha following D f l g W C U l B C T W IN -P A C K • Sandwich Favorila PKQ B V l r * nloitnn. but more likely was in tbe as yet undetermined, according to vote. But Soviet Delegate Semyon Lestoil 69c i^meml services will he held Sat- hert y^ertay “ d walls. Z PKGS iB fl^ W C B IU 9 For a Tally Si^wieh . FKG tacmeosuree,” ranging even to RiKkville, minus a dump ainca Rd., South Windsor, today in Cli> nations would not deter the Soviet Trend Detergent H Bospborriot Armow'i Star Skinlass Franks » "<® pcaaBtle oondemnatkm of certain July 1960, has bean disposing of 1 l jiw S^ ete^ fflasC lJS^ . We plan to r e ^ t the place at the suit Court signed a waiver for ex­ Union from r perfecting Its de-' | nod oigifaies if that should be- trash in EUlington since eprll un­ may call at the funeral fensee. NO COUPON N iipiD - SUY A U YOU WANT S p m o t s k i 7 to 9 and to- Burton’s Shoe Shop, two doors tradition following her arrest yes­ Tsarapkin charged that In the | O ’2-OZ Molen Bolls ccsM neceaosry. der an agreement with that town. 2 to 4 nod 7 to 9 D m zway from where the fire started, terday on a warrant charging her LIQUID DETER(SENT Good Through Saturday, Octobar 26, 1961 fn d b e li certainly no need to No charges have been levied morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. I damage. They past the United States had con­ Z BTLS 59c with being a fugitive from Justice ducted teats of 16. 20 "and perhaps | Trend s»w«n«Oir» any audt stringent for the dump use but the city haa were airing the building today and V IkocMli Ipoors W E G I V E aasaanre now," iWeber said. And. oatenaibly provided aome i equip­ from Quincy, Maas., on charges of even 30-megaton bombs.” He as­ ■ *■ Sliced Holibuf ® planned to oring in an_outside serv- serted that the nations who back­ ha. added; *7 can't say wfietfaer ment and labor to maintain the larceny. F u n e r a la ice within a few days. There waa no Mrs. Kindberg was put in the ed the resolution calling on Rus-1 Croon Boons wVmLuttoi P*®***® asar would ever be needed.” dump. flame or water damage at Bur­ F irst And be atr eaaed that, in consld- custody of Detetives Edward Im- siu not to drop the m o i^ er bomb Ellington Selectman Francis J. ton’s. ma!- and Leo Antonelli oC the had kept silent during U.S. teats in | I arfiK meaaiirta to protect the pub- S6V6H t66II magazine ^ Cut Wox Boons «*"*• Prichard J r . said today a pro­ Hesman O. Hill A little over three years ago, a the atmosphere. National ho worn taking in witli food po- Funeral servioea for Hermsui C. similar fire took place at the same Quincy PoUce Department fo r her posal to permit further uae of the return to Massachusetts. He denounced the appeal as a I xiom ina-teB t o v w l n n i n t f (sBtialty dang^wpoua qoantitiea of EUlington disposal site by Rock­ Hill, 110 S. Main St., were held building. _ It started in the rear of I Lima Boons GREEN Stores ladkMCtive materials, every pos­ In other cases before Circuit "flagrant attempt to prevent ville la being readied. yesterday afternoon a t St. Mary’s the Sloan Shoe Co., now Burton’s measures taken by the Soviet | pavtar £iood«s .STAMPS. sible altenmUve — short of actual E^soopal CJmrch. The Rev. WU-1 Shoe Store on the night ot Oct. 9, Court Judge Searles Dearington, He said no time limit haa been Mrs. Cecils Herbert of 54 South Union to increase Its defense cap­ Lima Boons eosldamaatlan of food — would be liam F . Gender H I officiated. Mrs. 1958. atsdied and evaluated. set but indicated it would be a St, Rockville, appealed a 325 One abilities.” Pizza Mix 49< abort tenn arrangement. „ WilUam Kl^ppenburg was oiigan- on the charge of failure to atop at The resolution was sponsored I V to exsunple, he said, freah milk is t G rocery S^ecta.t»Z, UBdoljr oontaniinated adtti radlo- Ellington notified Rockville last a railroad crosalng. by Canada, Denmark, Iceland. Del M onte 31c m Oroide Juice month of the termination of the Burial was in veterans’ field in ITDC Continues Also, following court trials, Iran, Japan, Norway, Pakistan and I aetire iodiae might he riored at East Cemetery. Military homora Grope Juice low tempanturea—^without frees- April dumping agreement. Al- Walter GometS, 46, of 683 N. Main Sweden. | Knox Gelatine 23c QUICK or RI6 ULAR jug It — until the iodine, which Gathering Data St., was foimd guilty of breach of During, the debate parade of T r ie k o r the time, it waa later teamed that 2. 2nd Battle Group, National the peace and fined 310; Ceclia delegates appealed to Russia not Sweet Peos fata a oonqiaxatlvely dwrt radio- Guard. Wilber Uttle and Michael to touch off toe giant bomb Soviet j Nestles iMttve Ufa, kwt is radiation. the volume of traah from Rock­ On Industry Goff of 33 Division St., found C o r n '*'**®“ ville, coupled with dump mainte­ McDonnell preeented the American Premier Khruanchev said last I Or. he aald, consideration might flag to Mrs. HUl. grullty and fined 310 on a charge Puffed Wheot .QUAKI* 44ZHCQ 24c nance problems prompted the de­ of failure to surrender suspended week probably would be exploded I Chopped Broccoli ba.given to converting fresh milk Becuwra were Joseph Moore, Although progress has slowed Quaker Oats 'pk?4 0 ‘ cision. by Oct. 31. to poivdered fonn, or converting it EVank Robinson, Robert Boyce, registration certificate and plates; Puffed Rice QUAKm 4%OZPKG 27c I Spinach oww>>im The city transported a bulldozer because of General Manager Rich­ and Peter Bondeaon of Rockville, , The Security Council meanwhile CUIDYBAItS to eheeee and other dairy products Harold Norton, WilUam Roecoe, ard Martin’s illness, the Town De waa found guilty and fined 310 on finally approved U.N. membership ao that children would still get to the site for use in keeping It and Harleth Manning. thsir AutritianaUy valuable Intake cleared and packed, but the ma­ vekipment Comndasion ia contin­ each coimt of operating without for Ctommunist Outer Moitaolia Ifrnimmf a CRACKIR RARRIL 10-OZ Delegations from Hoee and Lad­ an operator and unauthorized and Mauritania, breaking a dead Seventeen Magazine of calri*»"* chine has been idle much of the der Co. No. 1 and King David uing to gather answers to ques­ IkfQfl CHIISI PKG if 7 And, radioactive strontium-M, time for lack of an operator. an opeartor, and unauthorized | lock that had Imperiled nationalist ALL YOUR Lodge, lOOF, visited the Holmes tions about industrial development says . . . Creative Teen French Fries ■ Whita, Mallow anottsr radioactive material of At one time, saiington report­ rider on outside of a motor vehicle. CSilna’s seat in the United Nations. BOX EHineral Home, 400 Main St., of Manchester. The following cases were nolled The Nationalists had threatened FAVORITE BRANDS oaneam as a potential health has- edly hired a bulldozer to plow Tuesday evening. Also at the Cooking Begins at Rtgular or CrinkU Cul $a V I 1 7 OF 24 aid If present in. sufficient The TDC met last night at the by Judge Dearington: to veto Outer Mongolia and too S A V I 10c 8 9 - back debris at the dump. I funeral b < ^ Tuesday evening, amounta might be removed from Municipal Building to review John Choquette, 18. of 170 Ch»s- Soviet Unlon^^ First Nationall oettein foods through a process Manchester Lodge of Masons and cent Dr., and David J. Melody, 17, but tato lifted their LESsn du/umms of aiove speoals at reoilar prke American Legion poet and aux- progress on a questionnaire, wel­ JJ^^^^ER OUAMnnU i j H Farm Crest ■!!>> “ 39‘ aaOed "ion-exchange.” < lockviUe-Vemon Uiary oonduoted memorial aervicee. come a new member to the board, of Tolland S t , on companion Weber said Oie Health Service and acknowledge correspondence. n f th n nence- were sent on to the General As already has a promising pilot projr ^ 9 3 s<^rS^I ■«*"bly, which is certain to admit The commission is gathering hbem u the 102nd and 108rd mom-. act of tUa nature un d p i^ y—and Sacred Heart Sets data from town officials in order OUST" Ra., on cnargev or poss^ion . ^ world b^v. TOILET SOAP that, if necessary, private indus­ to stockpile information for pos- Praise 2 Ss 27e Roisins 2 ^ 39 of The deal admitting the two amall try oonoelvably could gear up About Town i slble future developmenta. The quickly for large-scale operations. Harvest Dance ^ concluded after weeks Farwn Fre^H Fr€Bd.MMceS Greco stownpeo Tco! Northwest College Coimcil, will general manager and TDC decided ***** been charged maneuvering, during which the amAng other conceivable meth- to organize’ the data. with intoxication. Kennedy administration advised oda.cf coping with radiatlon-con- Sacred Heart (Thurch pariah eo- sponsor a New Eki^and conference Praise 2 5iS 39e cieUes will hold a Harvest Dance at Conrad High School in West Renato N. Nicola,. 166 Lyness (^es continued: Chlong Kai-shek's regime that a tnminated food, he said, are: St, a Republican, began a term 1. Feeding cattle ator^ grain— Saturday at the PAC (Tlub in Rock­ Hartford tonight at 8. The program Until Oct. 30, Joseph DeFazio, repetition of its 1965 veto against ville. will include talkl' by three collie on the commiesion to fill the post 18, of 8 Finley St., for court trial outer Mongolia might cause a CALIFORNIA knoini to be free of radloacUvity vacated some time ago by Miss to charge of speeding. ' number of u.N. members to fa- 2 lAIHIMS 31, 3 ell«s 31e —and barring them from feeding John Albers, chairman, said the presidents, classroom discussion Palmolive Tender, Solid Stalks BUNCH dance will be conducted aa a purely about courses offered and admis- Jean Handley, a Democrat. Until Nov. 6, Thomas Mankua, vor Nationalist China's replace- Chef Boy-Ar-Dae ■octal event and ia open to all alon requirements of Midwest col­ Donald Parry, chief of the pro 20, of 34 Raffia Rd., Thompson- ment in the U.N. by the Chines; BROCCOLi 25 Good Companions adults in the area: Lea Lancasteria leges. motion and development division of viUe, for plea to charge of ^ving Oommuntsts. 2 lAJHBAKS 31c 3S?s31c orchestra wll provide music. the State Development Conunla- false statenilents to motor vehicle The Brazzaville group of 12 (or Caniay "MEAL IN A MINUTE" Tickets may be Obtained from Members of the Mountain Laurel sion, replied to an invitation from authorities. Bond has been set mer French African colonies alsj Albers', who Uvea on Ja n Dr., Ver­ Chapter 'of toe Sweet Ade- TDC chairman Harlan Taylor that at 31,000. I warned Nationalist China not to PKGS non, or a t the door. lines Inc., will hold a meeting and he and Ralph Allen of-* the state Until Nov. 27, John HSyea, 45, use the veto since IJ would bring SOAP POWDER LGi PKG 3 3 c Puscul Celery rehearsal tonight at 8 at the Irish commission will attend the next of no certain address, for plea to retaliatory action from Russia Vel Lettuce 2"°’ 33* American Home. 69 Grove St., meeting Nov. 13 charge of operating a motor ve-1 against Mauritania, another for A Clover Turtle! Hartford.- The board of directors Other communications included a hide while license was under sua-|mef FYench colony. The group I LB Just Heat and Serve meeting will be from 7 to 8. letter from Town Council and Act­ pension. warned that if the Nationalists did LIQUID DETERGENT 12 OZ BTL 3 7 c Yellow Turnips For Tasty Itfdian Dishes ing General Manager Arthur J. Le- use the veto, they would vote (or Vel Cucumbers 3'“ 13* Claire concerning Nicola’s appoint­ Red China when the Chinese rep­ OCIAN Our Lady of Hope Mothers 1-LB CELLO I Circle will meet tonight at 8:30 ment to the commission; and a let­ Rockville-V enion resentation question comes before the assembly later this year. SPIAY at the home of Mrs. Albert Roy, ter from the state commission con­ IQE PKG 3 3 c Bose Pours *“•■«»«» 2 ^ 35* Crnnberries Nationalist China’s Tlngfu S. 103 Prospect St. Co-hostesses will firming that toe general manager Ad Detergent 15IA OZ Tslang did not participate In toe be Mrs. Domenick Roto and Mrs. may assist the TDC in Its work. Fire Chars Shed, G IV E / Ia^CANS ■ ) vote In the 1 1 -natlon council and| p i • . FLORAL BeefaronI Ruel Wicks. the United States abstained. Mon­ 5% OZ CAN I Ruins Equipment r l O r i e n T d eo d o r a n t 79e The Covenant Women’s Guild golia waa approved by a vote of| t. r 7 If.-.'- of toe Covenant Congregational Police Investigate 9-0. A fire of unknown origin chaired The Soviet Union then lifted Its I 1514 Church will sponsor its Holiday a backyard shed at the James J. 12 OZ PKG 1 5 c Ehlr ^ tu rd ay from 10 a.m. to 5 Two Breaks Here veto threat, against Mauritania | NO COUPON NEEDED "CANi Lattanzlo home, 23 Dailey Circle, and toe African nation waa ad­ Linit Starch SpaghettiiaitaJ p.m. a t the church, 43 Spruce St. in the early afternoon yesterday, G rocery V alues! Proceeds will beiteflt the new mitted by a 9-1 vote. The United | Two breaks have been reported destro3dng a power mower and an Arab Republic cast toe sole nega­ church building fund. ' to police, one at the Verplanek outboard motor. I LIQUID STARCH QT BTL fl uiiunsmt WANT School and a second at a Broad St. tive vote as a gesture of solidarity 25e Rockville Fire Chief Johh F. with Morocco, which claims Mau-1 Unit t i^.,jnie Rev. and' Mrs. Winfield Q. Storage area for construction Ashe said his investigation tunl'ed U HUNDKUIS eXTRA J’f^ LUNCH S A G S Svwt, educational missionaries ritania. The Russians abstained. . f equipment. up no cause for the brief blue. He Ravioli 2’^^53l among toe Marathi people of In Miss Catherine Shea, principal said it was possible children could GLOSS STARCH 16-OZ PKG 17c PKG of 100 dla, and the Rev. John deSouse, of the Verplanek School at 126 Argo * 3 1 1 CREEN STAMPS have l^en playing vrith matches | Rocfcui/ie-Fernoil I Ticly Home r minister of men and missions of Olcott St., informed the police at there, but there ia no evidence to ' the Connecticut State Conference, 7:30 this morning of a broken support this. with tha purehaia of any of lha following m flAHCO-AMlil^AH ^ will be guests of honor at the Con- window In a south side of the Flames spread to the walls and Christmas Parade CORN STARCH 16 OZ PKG 16e 27-OZ greg;ational dinner, tomorrow at building door and a broken pane Argo DiuaerL ^ 39* the roof of the shed when the gas CANS BAG 6:30 p.m., at the Center Congre­ of glass in an inside office door. tank on the outboard motor burst, FiiMst Chorry Pie ] S p a g h e t t B gational Church. Nothing appeared to have been firemen said. They assumed toe fire Planned by CofCl taken police said. Patrolmen started on the floor near the motor. Bosco Syruii 9c "if." 37c PvL Eldwin A. Haley, son of Mr. Richard Thurston Investigated. No one was home at the time. A The, Rockville Area Chamber of 16-OZ and Mrs. Arthur Haley, 52 Diane In a second break report from Commerce plans to apemaor a pa­ Orange ChHfon Cako ■ neighbor called in the alarm. Ashe 17c OFF SALE lOc OFF SALE CANS Dr., qualified for toe expert Kenneth Miller, builder, at about estimated the damage at about rade Nov. 20 to usher In toe Christ­ marksmanship badge during range 9 o’clock last night, he told police 31,000. Several garden tools and mas season—if there la enough-in­ Bordeno Instant Coffee 9-oz jab 1.33 s-oz jar 75 c Poadios firing with the Army’s new M-14 that a window had- been smashed similar equipment were also dam­ terest in the venture. M k T H I M O M Nabisco Premium SaltinM '-l> pkg 31c rifle in Germany. He is a driver in in a car on Broad St., where he aged. Participation by organlzationa, REG the combat Support Company of civic cluM. churebiM, schools, busi­ has building equipment parked. Sunshine Miniature Marshmallows 4 0 z pkg 23 c ROLLS GET 1000 EXTRA STAMPS! ~4 j' the 8th Division's 604th Infantry. Police are Investigating but CRIMINALLT NEOtlOENT nesses, Industries and individuals Is I liovalettes , . V - Mainz, Germany. being sought in toe Vemon-EaUng- 8276 nothing was reported taken from Ansonla, Oct 26 WP» — The Beardsley Codfish Cakes 2 )ohoz cans39 c .'7 7 - 1020 the vehicle. driver 'of tbe car that kUled ton-ToUand area covered by the CREEN STAMPS Z R W Y Help Your Children in Buitoni Spaghetti Jc off sali io z pkg 19c Misa Marian ETtch, 335 Adams three elderiy women tetuming chamber. , 'Foii'U like the gay young charm St., a student at Mt. Holyoke Col­ ADOPTION APPROVED A parade route and aasembly from a church pUgrlmoge Aug. Keebier Saltines mb pkg 29 c PKG S tan dard T reasury of afTtua outstanding bkniM trio, lege, ia attending the 8th National Burlington, VL, Oct. 26 18 woo held crtmlnmUy n e ^ - area will be chosen in coming days with lha gurehai* al any ol lha following . I Pop Corn JPMisot eompanions for your skirt Conference of the U.S. National Superior Court Judge WilUam O, gent in a finding iaaued today if response to toe idea ia good, toe Appian Way Pizza Mix oz pkg 3 5 c wariUoha each a distinctive and Oommisaion for UNEISCO In Bos­ HUl said today he boa araroved by Deputy Coroner John F. chamber said. ' DICTIONARY 'w m M t style. Hei|«’a on attractive 15’’ turtle ton this week. a petition by a white Rutland Phelan of Waterbufy. Hw Kraft Marshmallow Creme 2 ^-oz jars 4 5 c Cradiod Wheat Bred ■ , NO 8276 with Fatt-O-Rama Is pet that mokes a unique toy— or S U D B K H X 8 81 camouflegea laundry and pajamas, oouiUe to adopt a S-yeor-oM driver. Fronds Belanger, 20, of Pillsbury Flour an* sag 2125 Sto ia q 55c W-OZ PKG ta ilMa 36,18, 34, 16, 18, 30. Bust TUBk A ELECT OURSEL Negro chUd. lUU declined to com­ Ansonla, was arrested after the Tokyo, O et 26 (P)—A muddy N O W O N SALE VOLS. J land 12 — 9 9 ^ Sisa 12, 32 bust, too. Ankara, Turkey, Oct. 26 (/P)— landalldo burled a oae-cooch Chaase I Choes-ltS aceldent on a charge o( negli­ Pillsbury Browjiie Mix 4c off sali 2 w-ojt pkgs 64 c with aleeve, 2^ yards Pattern No. 5799 hhs pattern Gen. Cemal Oursel, chief of the ment on hla ruling aayiiif only that It wea "Juat anotoer com" gent homldde and released un­ electric pasaenger train In aonto- and yov gef S O extra stamps »i ovtrMousc, 2 yards; pieces; sewing and finishing direc- military Junta which overthrew c BmOmejatoe One-Pie SoeieMd ^ CHOCOLATI CHIP COOKMS which hod been presented for der 31,000 bond. The victims em Japan today and reporta Pillsbury Creamy Vanilla Frosting 14-oz pkg 33 tdouaa, srith slaeve, 2 tioos. •x-Premler Admui Menderea, from toe oeene sold 81 pereona To order, send 25c in coina to: WM eleeted -preaideot ot Tur- his disposition. Ho aeld ho be- were Mrs, Bertha Myron, 478, Pillsbury Fluffy White Froiiting 4m oz pkg 3-lc 7 K OZ PKG and Mrs. Tease Boltsib 77, both hod been killed and 88 tajnzed. VOLUME NO. 1 SOoin Anna Cabot, Tbe Manchester Eve­ hey today. A 101-gun salute UevM his lindhir wUl supersede eM1Q00DCpUIJtAMPt>; a probate court deelalan which of Ansonla, and Mra. Anna Mi- FoUoe sold toe muddy avalanche Pillsbury Cake Mixes wtii^ou4.ii iz-ozpkc 39 c * I SmMhlim STILL ON SALE Tba ICui ning Herald, UM AVE, OF AEIEB- news t|iat toe 67-yeor* wiMnyew beyelieeVelib-’ y*' '■ disallowed too a^toptlon petition Mta. T7. of Shdton. took place betwasa Oita City I W A V E ,,O F IDAS, m sw TOBK 86, N. V. oU gdoetol hod been elected to Pillsbury Cake Mixes •.!#<« 17-oz pkg 39 c ,‘-v brouffat fay Mr. and Mrs. Fred- BULLS PAGE ONE and the hot aprtnga reoort dty tK tm v o m t 88, Ir.T. For lot-cUu moUiu odd 10c tor a ‘7-yeor tenn aa preahteat hy of Bappu. whera It haa bam -OOCh pattern. Print ” >^0, AddrcM the aew aattanal parUameet e ria i P. BDller. H ie H illers Beechnut Coffee drip . w* off saIi 2-u c a n U i C.,,1 Cups ratalag tor ba/aro than ,24 hours. PKG of so Pith MBe and Pattern number. which eeaveaed (or the Bret tone petttloaed county court aceidne Tlw worid'a atmrUst alphabet PRICfS EFfKTIVf IN FMS1 NATIONAl SUPER MARKHS ONIV a revsranl ot ^ probeto' de­ la Hawaiian with 18 letten. 1710 Raacoe woihan w aiM Ihriaua- f(gpM 3f9, arid Have you the '61 All^ura eontato- yeateiday. Oniael, the only can- CIGAMTl^^^^ IN lUSf'NAtMHAL, SUP» MAWOTS ONLY. .^.CIGAM TTES. M » 4 T04ACCQ PACJOUaS Ug4PT FROM S t^ -p fF i| loi^.daalgna and fra« dldata (or the pe»t, get 4M votea cision .handed- down by Judge kmgaat is Hindu wHh inoro than ly to racmar fha InJaMd amoag 'SKcmcopyt at a peaalMa 007. Oeoego Jeass. 47, i i a 88 paaaeagaiB Aboard. 4 S f o ■ ■ ■ ' " ■-.« s * — ( 1 . • .1 . • ■ , • ' UANCHESTEB JEVENINO HKRALI), UANiORBftTBR, OOMM^ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2«, 1901 rAGBnrnM Of Andrew Lyon D ies; Bridgeport Editor

Bridgeport, Oct. 36 -r- An-. 4r«w . Hutchlnacm Lyon,, w hq. M t , n^c lr#»' » JUgh sbhi^t to. b4coD|ie\a fSj^rtcr t 9 Mhi. OuaUttion, and . Pose to nuuM^dng- editor of IM tti(h 8t., by an Italian neigh* the Poet Publishing 09^ hews- bor in Utica, N.Y., aeven yean ago, papers hem, it ^ M d ' at 71, le a fovorite dtih at h«r SwmUah husband, proving anew the uni­ Death came to the veteran versal hppeal o f good food. newspaperman yesterday at hfi home In Fairfield (at l4 Orchard WTRE 101 - TIMNKS TO YOUl The hippiest pert of Alp's ennivwtery Her fonnef neighbor, Mrs. Rich* coiobrGtion ii tno opportunity rt givtt to ihow spociil tpproeiitiM lo ard Ai Oollea, of Utica, thought HIU Lane). ^ Mk Gustafson loOhed undernour­ His newspaper career spisaned customers. And you II be ible to see how much your petronig# Rt ished, so she sent over a “ sample” more than a half cCntury, starting ippreciited when you welk into your A4P this week! Therdt b« o f Lasagne large enough to feed In filOO when he left Horwalk High scores end scores of your favorite velues throughout the stork - ell th* the whole family. Another favorite School in his junior year and took femous brands you buy regularly - all specially priced for this happV at the Gustafson household la a a reporting job with the former occasion I Come in several times during the week-long celebration fw recipe for baked HggplanL Bouth, Norwalk Evening Sentinel. a big helping of valuetl Basle Italian 8 w m Despite failing health—he was S cans plum tomatoes a patient at Bridgeport Hoepital 8 cans water for more than a .mbiith'last whi­ 1 tablespoon oregano ter— ^ Lyoh stayed with his edi- SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, U.S. GOVT. INSP., READY-TO-CCX3K salt to taste' torW duties on a restricted,sChedr 1 tablespoon grated cheese ulc./He put in the final day. at his H teaspoon black pepper deik last Thuriday.. B shakes of cnudied red pepper Put ingredients into a large He. Joined the ^idgeport Poet kettle. Cook down the liquid for In 1914.. Twenty-nine ysare later, about two hours. he became, manager editor of the NEW-PACK % lb. hot sausage Post Publiehing Co. Lyon was 'a member of the CANNED VEBETABLE SALE! TURKEYS 1 lb. lean stew beef 4 TO • LBI I • T 0 14 LBS 8 cans’tomato paste. Americim Society of Newspaper 16 TO 8 cans water Editors' and the Associated Press RfliaLlt Gu m Pm i 4 59*= c 8 or 4 peppen Managing Editors Association. He 8 cloves of garlib, qut fine also, was a member of the N e w Waxtd Iffm ^eiUsLi 4 ’can?'59*= 22 u s LB corn oil ■ England Society of Ne'wspaper 3 7 1 3 5 ' 3 3 8'idte all ingredients except to­ Editors, the Associated Prese GrcM I m ri 4 CANS 59*= mato paste in one and a ha)f Continuing Study Committee for OCIAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 1 >e (ASS 27 * Connecticut, the . Southwestern 1111 OZ Inches of com oil in largo frying CrMnn Style Corn 4 CANS pan. Cover'and cook slowly lutnl Connecticut Press Club, and iHe Laurel Club, im organisation of WHOU m 111 I OZ C Q C well done.'Add tomato, paste and KEINEL W CANS water smd simmer tfor 10 minutes. Connecticut legislative newsmen U P Corn FRESH PORK PICNIC .Add this to kettle and cook over In IS.’iB, he wss appointed to the simmer burner about Bve hours. State Park hnd Forest Commis­ For Hallowwwn Trick or Trwat Stir every half hour. Leave on back (Herald pi'hoto br Batemli) sion by then Gov. Abraham Ribi' U aM SM * A llw erCANOVCOIN 1 LI AdC of stove ovemlghL MRS. LLOYD G. GUSTAraON coff. " h A worthmom K o a t 4T061BS LB When cooking Italian food, it is Ly(m, bom in South Norwalk, Shoulders 35‘ liltSalsA e d «w in *»w, Wdfthmw lOX d A C best to start two days in advance, 6 did city hall mporting as hit first fflfCWS''^ Hi*f6,3it oetsOT ,Mrs. Gustafson advised. The sauce this. Add another three strips and Gustafson suggests stacking books job for the Bridgeport Post. For place thin slices of moEzarella or other we^ht on top of dish A- WORTHMORI MlAOt <*||C must be cooked for several hours, tl.e next 18 years he covered city n V ir a o U f l assorted inrkg •• and left to stand overnight for best cheese on top. Pour another ladle and leaving pressed overnight. politics. flavor. of sauce on. Continue until all Rinse eggplant and drain. Dfp' VAll 2 ^ ISMagne strips are used. Cover, with sauce. slices in a beaten egg and then in For two brief periods since 1914, Asf BrtBd Gums Wsrthmere RKO Lyon left the Post—first to work 1 i^ g, lasagne Place in refrigerator several hours flour, and fry in one-half Inch of Pork Chops in the SUte Motor ■ Vehicles De­ 14 cup com oil or overnight if possible. Bake at hot corn oil until golden. Drain 350 dearreea for one hour. Allow to on paper. In a casserole 'dish« partment for a year starting in 1 teaspoon salt 1933, then to operate a resort SUPER.ItIGHT QUALITY 1 lb. ground beef loosely cooked stand for 16 minutes before cut­ alternate fried eggplant and sauce. ting. Cut into squares and top each Bake in a 350 degree oven for one- camp in the Adirondacks area of 1 lb. ricotta New York in the late >1930e. BUT CINTHI CUTS LB 8 OB. mossarella cheese poA on with hot sauce. This recipe half hour. Sen’es six to eight. 1 recipe basic sauce serves eight to ten persons. Mrs, Gustafson was bom in He had been with .the Post con­ 67‘ Baked Eggplant Brooklyn, N. Y., and attended tinuously since June 1938, serving Bring large kettle of water to a as telegraph editor, county editor boil. Add com oil and salt. Drop in 1 large eggplant Westbrook Junior Ck>llege in Port­ Beef, Chicken, Turkey ew#wC salt land. Maine. . The . Gustafsons and city editor before assuming lasagne strips one by one so that the managing editor position.. SW IFT'S DINNERS or Salisbury Steek E A w V they won’t stick together. Stir oc- lived in Utica for five years be­ - caaiokuilly. Cook until well done. corn oil fore moving to Manchester in Survivors Include his widow, Es­ SUPER-RIGHT Place irf' sink and slowly run cold flour 1B56. Mr. Gustafson is a typeset­ telle; two stepchildren, Joeeph SAUSAGE MEAT PURE PORK (.45^ water Into pan for two minutes. . basic sauce recipe ter at M»no-Types**’t«ni in. Hart­ Wheeler U of Fairfield and Mre. Pour o ff water carefully to avoid Peel eggplant and remove large ford. 'liiey have two children, John M. McKee Jr. oMrvlngton- •ye§d# SILVHUOOK 111 7 1 c breakiUg strips. In beef pan, pour seeds. Slice into one-eighth inch Linda, 10, and Lloyd. 0, both pupils on-the-Hudson, N. Y.; and.adeter, IRISH creamery prt / 1 SOFT SALAMI SLICED, COOKED BOZPKO 3 5 ‘ off excess fat and add ricotta; mix thick slices. Place several; slices at W a^ington School. Mary Everitt Leron of South NOr- loosely. into a'colander that is resting in a . Mrs. Gustafson is a member and walk.- Sharp Cheddar CliMSf i,69^ eAf Place three strips in bottom of pan. Salt generously. ' Continue publicity chairman of the Wash­ Servloes will be held tomorrow a pan, Bxl8x2V4. Spread a layer of to alternate eggplant and salt until ington School PTA, a member (if (11 a.m.) from the Albert W. Cheese SIIch AMERICA 2 ‘ek°g s 4 9 * ‘ beef and ricotta mixture over all is used. Place a dish on top Center Congregational Church and Spear Funeral Home in Bridge­ CORTLAND ~ UNCLASSIFIED strips. Pour a ladle of sauce over to press eggplant down. Mrs. the' Mothers Club of the church. port. Burial will be . private. Jim Lsrss 8-Ik Ii P«kar 1 lb I ex Piss / Rsialsrty JOtRifMI 9 b3< ^ Apples <•" 59' SALE PRICED THRU OCT 31 HALLOWEEN

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it "I u ir e m e n t - *\' Angle Mr 'a /"i Jt Q U ie re FRANK C U N E NCAA Council Fishing Advisory Cassius Clay Asslstoet Operts Editer sta Goell fishtaif Ivr strtesd bass, '■ m Asks Minimum M agiag to U pemiiU, have Ready t o Face A ruih a well-i^an- Seattle — ^The Nationalfhonar in hla OiM year of ptofi »a f« -vtop J M . Midway to the eeu^Seate heilevee. Grid Appetite Sotished on TV beea reported from aH the fa- By EARL TOST ned hitotliuLgi^'ts to ipse the tiny LejMjrue lo p n o m o re o f th e y e a r tlonal bastoal£l Ha made the Jump ■on he w ashltttog .388. *It was easy to eriUclaa , was jn overdue and nothing would be material. It’s.a whole lot cheaper! ban apartment was even broader they thought I wotdd !t o ‘ picked he'believed would offer the'great- primary interest ia in . toe ing baok in the Giants favor defansitoly, Santo credited the .York Grid Giants and their effort NCAA ExecuUve Director Walter held by the Manchester Ski Club town visiting fellow Olympia more pleasing than to down the than the store-bought kind—and] than usual. The 21«year-oId third but 1 thought they were kidding.’ ' CKicaglr muiUple-coach' program. esi opportunity for quick ad­ again. last Monday flight at the American to bounce back and reclaim the Byers today. " I don’t know when champions Wilma Rudolph end BuUa R will be Band Day with 16 the ducks never know the differ­ baseman of the Chicago Cato had Becoming eophomora o f thAusw Bobby Adams, he said, gave him vancement. ■ Many olMarveni, including most Legion Home. There were approxi­ Elajtem Division honors. But there they’ll be perfected, but it Ralph Boston, track stara at Tan* high achool bands and MO muai- ence. J<'at learned of his selection m the was not . on the lis t he admitted, tremendous help in Improvlhg his Has he selected his targefs for of the New York writers who mately 66 people present. Manjr l.v generally aomethlng about toe shouldn't be too long.” neasee AAI State Unlvefalty. ciana performing at 1:15 and SHOOTTNO annual Associated Press poll as when he set his goals tor I M I : To fielding snd throwing. 10617 _ cover them regularly, felt that toe new faces were noted and many other game which makes ua a The NCAA’a policy-making 18- again at halftime. Kickoff is set his league’s beat second-year bat MO, hit 20 horns runs ai\d to t The Cub program o f liaving a " I w’ant to bat .800, knock in 100 Olanta were too old to make a nsw friends were made during the Interviewed, despite diversion Shooting at lying targeta is one "channel awltcher” much to friend maii council ended its regular fall for 1:30. of the beet wasa to keep a sharp! player of IM l. In 80 runs. Ha finished WjUi W large staff o f coaches, all o f aqua] runs and hit 80 homera” ssW San­ aertoua bid for toe h^T>- crown. ■ocial hour which followed the provided by admiring A A I coeds, frau’s annoyance. meeting yesterday and one of. the "Buffalo comes closoet to the oyb In the off-huattag eeaton. It's | A determined Santo earned the RBI and 28 homers, but his avtp- rank, wUl pay quick dividends', to. But their five game winning meeting. The club, cordially In- the glib young boxer managed Two weeks ago the appearance resolutions it passed called for the COMMERCIAL TENPIN yesterday to cover these subjects: pro type offense any college also a lot o f fun eapeclally when streak, climaxed with the great setting o f minimum eligibility rules vitea anyone interested in skiing playa" Ingalls leported yesterday. you oaa ehoot at targets that break of Roger LeClerc, former Trinity fourth period comeback against Staudtaiga to Join tha memberahip. Free in­ College star now with the Chicago for all colleges. LISTO N: "One of his hands is "They have two good quarterbacks up. Next time out, get your bud­ the Rams featuring veteran quar­ Robert Ray o f Iowa State is the W. L. PcL struction for all claaeaa of skiers who like to pass or run. And their Bears, had yours truly Jumping bigger than both of mine. M an... dy to toes some old clay flower Cyclones* Tmlhack Triggers Auack terback Charlie Oonerly, still chairman of the committee that it Roy Motors ...... 48 16 .760 and savings on the purchase of ski optional play, they ran 84 times ' back-and forth trying to get a look he'd break your arm if lie punched pota up In the air for you,/and yon Co-Ed Class leaves the Jury out on that de­ looking in the matter. It probably Barlow’s TV ...... 42 22 .656 equipment are but two of the ad­ in three games that we scouted. at the former Bantam star in ac- you on the elbow. No sir, I don’t can do the isdme for him. A good cision. won’t have a report available for Nelco Tool ...... 40 24 .625 vantages of belonging to the club. It has h e « very successful." tiwi and he did a tot more than want any part of him.” place to get ’em for free Is your Strongest part o f toe Giants the N C A A Convention next Jan. Little Joe'a ...... 40 24 .625 Another very important advan­ Just kick the points after touch­ •fhe BiiHs. losers 81-24 last year local greenhouse. On Football over the years-has been Its great 11-13 in Chicago, but by then it Oslund Tool ...... 38 26 .594 tage is enjoying the friendship and Hoppmann ‘Shotgun’ Natural down playing a fine defensive game fellowship of a good clean sport in PATTERSO N: " I f they match­ I f you’re hicky enough to have a Jack’s Coffee ...... to the UConn in one of the Eas defensive unit headed by such probably will have made conaider- .38 26 .594 ed me against Patterson in ths gun room (or any other room yon for tha Bears. Before tiiat it waa which the whole family can par- most exciting skirmishes, win fea­ stars as Andy RobtistelH, Sam able progress. Dean Machine ...... 38 26 .594 next five months, there'd be as ture sophomore John Stote and can call your own) a simple touch .With Coach Johnny Unitas of the Colts who Huff, Rosy Greer, Jim Katcavage Willie’s Steak ...... 36 28 .563 ticipeUe. The next Ski Club meet­ N e w Y o r k (JP)— I f anyonef-•on against Nebraska, though in-feweor or take any chance of caus- waa the attraction on the other Collegea to Decide many people betting on me as on junior Gene Ouerrie. two talented that win give It,an outdoor flavor Juries ^11 keep them from fun and O). Most experts tell you that "This, of course, has nothing to Dugan's Bakery . .. .36 28 .563 ing will be Nov. 13, at 7:30 at the in the professional football Ing him permanent injury.” Hollis station while this paat Sunday the him. jqoyd's overratwl. He’s not passers. The former has tossed is to convert JHMM oases into coat time service. Syracuse quarter­ toe backbone of any successful Carter’s Chevrolet .. .36 28 .563 Legion Home. broke a bone in hia wrist in tha (Cleveland Browns, keen rivals In do with admissions," said Byers. fighting the top contenders." five TO throws and has completed hooks. It’s easy. OrUI slantihg holes rroiks is lookios for a trigger- back Dave Sarette, who missed Hawkeyes second game. East Lansing, Mich. (3^— "Is . football team ia its defensive squad "That is strictly for the colleges Man. Upholstery .; .36 28 .563 the paat o f the Giants, were the 43 in 83 attempts for 535 yards, in a one-inch pltte board thp proper man for a shotgun offense, last week’s loss to Penn State, BUa L a w End a touchdown really worth Just and the Giants have been a fine to decide. But eligibility for ath­ ABA Tool ...... 32 32 .500 John Pappalardo, president of JOHANNSON: "You know we a clear Indication that footballs added interest. else to receive the empty cases (If contact Dave Hoppmann of was back at work and expected Clemson will not’ have the serv­ six points — or are there dif­ example o f the truth o f this letics does fall in our sphere and Don Willis ...... 28 36 .438 the CotmecUcut Ski Council, spoke offered him 6100.000 to fight me will flU the air. Bob Baker, a for­ But the main lure on TV 'ekeh not JO-06 then whatever else yon to play against Holy Cross this ices of quarterback Tommy Black theory. Many of their great wins we would like to work out some­ Bob’s Barbara ...... 26 38 .406 Monday night. John, a man of SINGING ThE Bl u ES— Sugar Ray Robinson can sing and he calbed back that Clay mer quarterback, now used at Iowa State sometime after ferent kinds of touchdowns?" have on hand). The flnal result will week. when it plays powerful Auburn Sunday are the Giants who have of the past were engineered by toe thing. Naaslff Arms ...... 22 42 .344 many years of 'experience in organ­ wouldn’t draw three people and halfback, has caught 13. Jan. 1, 1963,^ This guy la a natural. asked the pretty red-haired, nothing but the blues since ms latest ngni against Deu- look good. It will also hold coots^ Michigan State, the Nation’s No. this week. Tale end Strachan Don­ laigions of fans here in the Nut­ d»fensive team. "For example, we don’t think a Man. Sand ...... 18 46 .281 ised skiing, explained the purpose didn't have the ability to get into 6 He Is the tailback in Coach co^ed. meg State, thia one included. The Steve McKeever, general man­ and objectives of the Ski Council ny Moyer. The ex-champion looked anything but p-eat Ingalls saw the Bulls play Bos­ CAMPING Clay Stapleton's single wing of­ 1 team, is almost aure of not hav­ nelley was declared out for the regular teat would do the trick. Sperry’s Glen ...... 14 60 .219 the ring with him. 1 figured if ton University. "They have a real ing the services of centers Mike rest of the year with a dislocated Hank Bullough, defensive recent five-game winning streak ager of the Boston Patriots of toe The boy might be having an off Burnside ...... and the various other senior or- in taking dubious nod from the Portland, Ore., middle- Most camping tragedies can be fense, w’hich means he handies the . 8 66 .123 I ’m nothing, why doesn’t he come fine team. And they play a tough Currie and Tom Jordan, and de­ shoulder and will be replaced at line coach for Michigan State,. of Coach A1 Sherman’s charges, rival American Football League, day and make out poorly One of anisationi such as the National •weight. avoided before ever leaving home. ball on most offensive plays. He* over and knock me out and pick schedule.” Buffalo beat Gettys­ fensive specialist Rocky Ryan the Ho- J spot by Conrad. Shimer. top-rated football power in which finds them deadlocked for clalma that you can build a pro the apparently aucceaaful devices ki Association and the Federa­ Here’s one way. A good flrestarter does It with a left touch, too. Top keglera were Fred Gerber f up the 6100.000.” burg. BU and Temple while losing against Indiana in Its B ig Ten .C^ach Milt Bruhn o f Wisconsin the nation, answer^ that a the Eaatem Division leadership offense pretty qulokjy, sometimes has been to combine a test with a tion International de Ski. Also in­ can be made by pouring paraffin 203-567, Russ Parsons 563, Tony t6i VUlanova. Holy Ooas and Dela­ As a sophomore last year, the game this week. indicated that he may alternate touchdown really counted Juat with the Philadelphia Eagles, has even In one season. But that it look at hia four years o f high cluded in John's presentation were into empty ahotgim shells. Pout Glraltis 553, Frank Terragna 213, Clay said he'd like to pay the ware, three pretty fair clubfe. six-foot-one. 178-pounder from Iowa’s Hawkeyes, early aeaaon quarterbacks Ron Miller and John alx points. ' been bringing their rooters out of often takea two, three and four school. It Is surprising how accur­ the requirements |^r qualifying for in enough to fill within a half inch Pat Paradiao 204, Charles Clark Rangers Regain First Place expenses and provide ' ringside CSiangea in the UCSonn lineup Madison. Wis., led the Big Eight favorite for the Big Ten title,' lost Fabry in Saturday’s ' nationally “ Then how do they get on-e -the woodwork about aa fast as years to build an adequate de­ ate a projection you can get for Amature Ski instriictora certlflca- of the top. Shred remaining por­ in rushing with 844 yards, which 201. tickets for Olympic champs at his wiU find Gerry Whits moving to quarterback Wilburn Kollia for the televised game against Ohio State. point or two points or three Notre Dame’s fast start brought fense. The hardest position to fill hia college years.” tibh and Ski Patrol. Claasifleation next bout. "That way," he said, tion of the shell to s^rve as a fuse. was also an Iowa State record. starting fullback, Dick Boudreau season. Coach Jerry Bums had Gomeil, which has scored only one points?” the co-ed persisted back lU Subway alumni. on any football squad ia that of a Setting minimum eligibility re of racers was also covered, lliis By Thin Point over Montreal " I ’d fight extra hard and bring Put a few In your pocket before However, in 1960 he had fullback Y LEAGUE going Back to his old center spot thought of using him as a half­ touchdown in its last three games, with female logic. “ I Just don’t * * * good defensive halfback. quirements on a national scale long la of special Interest to the local you next venture afleld. Tom Watkins for company snd the back some of that Olympic spirit.” back, but said that "A fte r evalu­ may use A1 Aragona at the left understand it." * ♦ * has been considered something of a Stondinga club because o f the interest noted W ith nine professional victories, and Marty Blumberg repladng two made a dynamic pair. Captain Fred S ta c k ^ e at one SPORTING DOGS ating the medical report , . . w e halfback spot, vacated three weeks Bullough went through tha Tide Changes Back Utopia among college administra­ W. L Pet. in qualifying for State and New York —The New Yoric^Glenn Hall of Chicago squashed six by knockout. Clay next meets Fountain of Youth every thrust. o f the tatddo poaitlona. If your dog objects to eating his With Watkins gone this year, decided that in no way did w e ! ago by the injury of regular Marcy explanation of (he conversion, Victories over such clubs as the tors. Don W illis ...... 14 7 .667 U.S.E.A.S.A. races. The club plans Rangers ware back In undisputed Willi Besmanoff (43-38-7) Dec. 13 Hoppman has had to fight off the want to jeopardise his professional. *nno. Pittsburgh Steelera, Washington Watching some of the AFL Man. Motor Sales ...13 8 .619 to form a team for the purpose of The Rangers’ Andy Bathgate **Wa’ro not In as bad A apo as BIG AND S M A LL—The UConn line will average 210 dog food dry try this. Add one or the two point conversion, tha However, it may not be aa dlfll poosasaion of first place in the Na- in Louisidlle. T h e match was an­ charges of a pair o f talented Redskins, St. Louis Cardinals, games on the video screen after cult as it seems. One authority Correnti’s Ins...... 11 10 A24 entering State and eventually waa shut out for the first time thia wa tbooght last Saturday night,’' two tablespoons o f cod liver oU and safety and the field goal. Uonal Hecicey League today, one nounced there yesterday by Pro­ pounds per man for its football game with Buffalo at sophs, Ozzle Clay and Dave Dallas Cowboya and Los Angeles the NFL games arc over, one close to the colleges estimated Holiday Lanes ...... 11 10 .524 U.S.E.A.S.A. Anyone interested in aeasoh, ending an eight-game scor­ Zngalla ngoctad. "Wo’ra baiiqged mix it In. Watch Rover lap it up. ' The co-ed still wasn't satis­ thin point ahead of tha Montreal moter Bill King. Storrs Saturday. Pictured here are the smallest man, end Hoover. Maybe this pair inspired Rams are g o ^ ones indeed. But can see lots of examples of what that of toe more than 500 inatt- BAS G a g e ...... 8 13 .381 I>artlclpatlng should attend the ing streak. up but tha fallowa have raaponded Some dogs object to being penned fied and Bullough, who spent Canadiens. The confident Kentuckian said Wayne Nakoneezny (171) and the biggest, tackle John him, for he has gained 750 yards three years as a line stand­ with a pair o f games each with the McKeever means. Such old time tutlona that hold membership in Maple Supper Serv. . 6 15 .266 next meeting. P’appalardo’s telle his mimager. Bill Fabexpiixm, sUU wen tUa .week. The attitude is up and are constantly diggtag out The Rangers and the Chicago in five games, 446 rushing and 304 out with Michigan State and defending champion Eagles and N FL quarterbacks and passers the NCAA, only about 100 would was ended with a general question hopes to persuade JohSnnson. good and althmigh a y ia not aatta- (Tontoulis (252).,.(UConn Photo.) from under. This trick sh<^d stop New Pro Cage League like A1 Harrow, Cotton Oavidso.i Black Hawks battled to a 1-1 tie All-America School them and put an end to' the bad passing as the C>'clones have won two more with the pro Green revived Browns lying ahead things be forced to raise their require­ Among the top ehootera were and answer period. The Manches­ "A fte r I worked three rounds flod with our record wa’ia sun we three of the fives figure.to .got ,a Uttle more stickv and Frank Tripucka, al. consid ments. ter Ski Club will sponsor the Dec. last night in the only action. The with ' Johannson while ‘he waa habit. Bury some rocks about thrde Bay Packers already was Vic Abraltls 167-404, A l Bujauciua Wprtford — In nine season's as wni oodn around. UMass and Tale have each lost can never tell which way the ball He scored both touchdowns in a than toey have been to date. ered "over the hill” in tlie older “ Anything Hke this on a naAion- 12 meeting of the Connecticut Ski Us gave the Rangers 10 points, one training for hia championship bout Inches below the surface running sweating. league, have found new careers in 143- 396. Stan SasieU 146-378. Don "Onr opponaata that we’ve lost but once.” will bounce. Ingalls hopes the 14-7 victory over Oklahoma State W’hen. the Giants were drilling al scale,” said toa source, "must Council at the Legion Home. more than tha Canadiens. head socoer coach at Trinity Col­ with Patterson," -Clay 'went on, along the edge of the fbnoe. If he Opens Play Tomorrow "I want to know how they the new loop. When the AFL de­ Carpenter 149-875, John Rieder lege in Hartford, Roy Dath has to haven’t dona too badly. Maine Thu feeling hen is that Buffalo pigskin w ill start bounding his and gained 113 yards in a 21-15 on the oampiua at Fairfield Uni­ necessarily be fairly low. Most of Bob Turner, Hawk defenseman, "two giays isame to me. still gets out, then he deserves his know which goal to run to?’: fenses catch up with the offense, 144- 366. A l Pirkey 137-358. produced no leae than 10 All- and Rutgers an undefeated and win have too many guns but one way. 'victory over Oklahoma, during versity this )>ast summer there the schools now have requirements Walter Foeger will be In Man- put Chicago—which now has play­ "They had their hate pulled over freedom. asked a blonde. "They keep those above mentioned stars will Americans, including tw o in 1066 which Clay scored twice and was ian optimistic outlook amongst higher than we would demand. cheater Noy. 4, at the Buckley ed four ties In seven games— In their eyes and looked like theM Chicago Cow Palace. cil in regard to Ita feud with toe .893 expenses of having t ’oeger come up a 66 million gats...’ ” class for co-eds to educate Memorial game at Yale Bowl in sive minded. But it appears that St. John’s ...... 21 7 10:37, blasting home a 20-footer Pro Basketball Now with Clay sidelined for the. The eight-team circuit, whose A A U over the administmitlon of .750 to Manchester and the rental of On offensive fouls, there will be them a bit about the funda­ early September. This wme fol­ the real opportunity In football Is North Meth. No. 1 .. .21 7 after taking a pass from Harry year with a knee injury and commissioner is Abe Saperstein, basketball and its attempts to .760 the hall. All other . proceeds will loss o f baU instead of free throws. mentals of football. Bullough, lowed by an opening game loas to at the defensive positions. North Meth. No. 2 . .18 10 Howell. WEDNESD.AY’S RESULTS Jockey Johnny Longden wen the ownbr-coach .of the Harlem' Globe keep collegians away from gam .643 go to help cover the costa of clear Hoover as his relief, Hoppmstm Thore^wUl he no free throws on only single man on the coach­ South Meth...... 18 10 .643 Both teams had plenty of scor- NBA Queens County H u dicap three THE MOST ADVANCED will be called on to do even more. Trotters, will have each team play«> double fouls and also none after a biers. ing and maintaining the new slope ing staff, waa handed the as­ St. Bridget’s ...... 18 10 .643 Ing opportunities during the re­ Los Angeles 120, Detroit 116 times. He scored with W ar Ad­ And how much more can a ing 80 games and wiU be split into successful shot unless the bonus The council approved a proposed which mre^ presently under con­ signment. \ Baptist ...... 16 12 .571 mainder of the second period and ExUbitlona miral In 1938, with Lovely Night in person do if ha is already ranked Western and Eastern Divisions. rule is in effect. Each team is limit­ United States l^ketbaU federa­ struction by the chib. Oilldren un Bullough drew diagrams on Center Congo No. 1 . .14 14 .500 der will be admitted free R xc- all through the third. But goalies HawaU (ABL) 94, Chicago 1939 Aand with First Fiddle In fourth national in individual total ' OTie Jets, Saints, Kansas City ed to five fouls a quarter before Experts Look Very Inexpert tion o f which it would be a mem­ 12 the blackboard. Second C o n g o ...... 13 16 .464 companled by an adult. Marcel Paille of New York and (A B L ) 89 1944. offense and fifth in rushing of­ Steera and Hawaii Chiefs are the bonus rule Is effective. ber. The A A U also would be a Concordia No. 2 .... .12 16 .429 FAMILY BLAST and fense? grouped in the Western aection and “ He’a cute,” giggled the mentber with reduced say, but Saperstein is working on a pos­ eo-eds. St. James No. 2 ... .11 17 .398 Dutch Fogarty, Bill Ritchie, Kansas State will get the an­ the inttsburgh Wrens, Washington sible national T V program for the As Fontinato Paces Montreal already haa rejected the idea. He invited queatioas. Ik e y center Congo No. 2 .10 18 .387 Dick Plagge and Vic Jolmaon will swer this weekend when it faces Tapers. Cleveland Pipers and Chi­ league. A t present aU teams, ex- I t also tightened its on toe showered in. lik e ; S t James No. 1 . . . ..0 10 .321 handle the selection of the clubs' the Cyclones. Coach Doug cago Majors are in the Eastern, -cept Chiesgo, have local television basketball players with toe latest Zion Luth...... 8 20 Why would a,team srant to Nsw York — (NEA) — The .286 Queen Candidate tor toe coming Weaver la hoping the ratiun of Um , with each televising mt least outbreak of scandals last March Emanuel Luth...... 6 22 n m e Point Shot make a field goal when a .Capadiens are making the experts .214 Snow Bali dance. The final se­ FALLOUT SHELTER! senior guard Dave Noblitt. after a six games. in nqind. The main move was to Concordia No. 1 , . . ..4 34 .146 lection will be made by a vote at Foremost of the rule change in­ touchdown is worth more look very inexpart. concussicHi last week, wUt shore ban all outside basketball com­ the next meeting. Any girl novations to be introduced w ill be Although each elyb has a home I>oints? What is a first down? Tha wise guya suspected that up his defenses. However he still aite, the home teams will be rather petition by college players. tereated In representing the club a three-point “home run” field goal, Which sids o f the white line tha fablad Montreal outfit’s slip Listed with the leading ptnnera Pntot Year Family Frmn M ail asd Fallout Radiatioa misses soph quarterback Larry nomaAc. San Francisco will play ‘was showing when the Habitants Today On the .final day, it began aliould contact any of the above scored from an arc -25 feet from do they'jnessure the first were Stan Gr^b 148-146-^3, Er­ Corrigan, injured earlier this in the Cow Palace and the Civic wars aliminatad by Chicago in the Soccer — Maloney at Msinciiea- wrestling with the problem of named men. You must be a mem­ the basket. There also will to a down from ? What is a quar­ nie Wilkie 1 6 (^ 0 7 , Earle Rohan month. wider ffee-throw Une with an 18- Auditorium and has a tow games •ami-ffnal round o f Stanley Cup ter, 3rl5, Memorial Field. schools, scheduling football games 390, Bill Fabw 145—383, Stan Sa- ber of the Ski Club (o qualify. terback sneak does it mean Aaretto to Face Crow foot base instead, of 12. in Oakland and' Sacramento, ‘the play last spring. This aftei: they Croea Country — Wethersfield, six to eight years in advance. The aiela 379, Luddy Hansen 142— 300, MADE OF MULTI-PLATE 12 GA06E GALVANIZED STEEL he's sneaky ? However, Mlasouri Coach Dan A team on offense ‘wiU to re­ Majors are based in Chicago Sta­ had bagged their fourth consecu- Win^iam, 3:15, Memorial Field. athletic association of Western Bill MeCktrthy 357, Ed Ralph 137— Work on the new slope ia pro­ Bullough ( explained all pa­ gressing wonderfully. Lsbt week­ Devine thought that his quarter­ quired to get a shot off in 30 sec­ dium but liave dates In Milwaukee tiva ' National Hockay League Saturday, Oct. 28 universities brought up toe matter 366, Lanky Waickowski 366, Ell tiently and the answers end the club rented the services nl back, Ron Taylor, and fullback onds snd there will be four 12-min- and in Peoria, Rockford and possi­ championship. Manchester at Bulkeley, DiUon and asked the council to devise Fish 365, Ernie Scott 353, Bill bly other Illinois cities. prompted more questions. some means of cutting the advance Chapman 137— 363, Tony Yaeono a bulldoaer and the tow line waa T Andy Russell might see some ae- ute quarters with no sone defeiue. Those who write and speak Field, 2. Variety of Sites One girl dared blushingly to about toe glistening game cast scheduling down. 143. leveled and many holes and rough Sunday, Oct. 29 spots were Ironed out. It Is through V : ■ i-- ■■■or ■ Hawaii will play in Honolulu ask about — as she put . It additional dissenting votes when O ulsers vs. Devils, 1:30, Nebo. ■ '■ . " I f you’ll excuse the expres­ the untiring efforts of many men Civic Auditorium and possibly will D oug'Harvey, the perennial All- Fighters vs. Eaters, 3, Nebo. such as Walt Hlllnski, Bill Smith, play several games at Pearl Har­ sion, the belly series.” Star defense man, was traded to Plainville at Manchester, 2:80, Bullough explained how the Earl and Lloyd Wilson and manv if?-,..... bor. Los Angeles will play in the New York. The Rangers' r^uired Memorial Field. others who are devoting hours of ball is tucked Into the tummy Olympic Auditorium and the the 37-year-old Harvey’s general­ Monday, Oct. .lO Hoople Running Low on Gas, work each weekend to bring lo Sports Arena. Other teams also by the carrier. ship and playmaking.' Cross Country—Bulkeley at Man­ Manchester a first class facility have a variety of sites. 'The geniuses were more sure of chester, 3:1S, Memorial Field. which will )Mt>vlde plenty of win­ ’ ■ I ’y '--. ■ Nearly all the. sites, however, their ground when Jean Beliveau, Tuesday, Oct. 31 Sees Few Upsets in Making ter fun in the years lo come. . ' ,? 'V , • , the handsome center, and Dickie have seating accommodations for Y ale W in gm an Lost Soccer-Wethersfield at Man­ 8,000 to 12,000 fans. Moore, left wing, were lost to the chester, 3:1B, Memorial Field. Tickets for Foeger’s film may be Club de Hockey Canadian for the By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE purchased from any club member Each team la atocked .with for­ For Rest of Year Saturday. Nov. 4 mer college stara and some play­ first month of the campaign be­ Manchester at Wetherstleld 2. The Peerless Ptedietor or at Naaaiff Arms or the sport­ ers who were once affiliated with cause of knee injuries. Cross Country—State Meet, New Egad, friends, it is nice to report ing goods department at Sears Roebuck at the Parkade. the National Basketball Associa­ New Haven liP)—Yale Football Writers Uke Hawks Britain. that after eeveral heCUc.weekends tion and National Industrial Bas- Oosch Jordan Oto-ar says a pa­ Anyway, .14 of 18 NHL writers things are about to return to nor­ katball League. and broadcasters polled picked the mal. Reminder to club members: rade of injuries week after week Pick-up tickets for F.-ieger Movie Legal action over contract rights Black HXwks to end the Habs’ After carefully weighing aU fac­ is making it tough for him to put reign. B ig Jim Norris’ lads finlsh- Lakers W in Again Thursday night at Bob Brown’ < by the N B A has been threatened in tors. the Hoople System sees most house, 28E Garden Dr. . . .Tick­ Uha ease of some players w'hose a potent team on the field. ■d third last trip. of the major games following thit instead of folding up as anti­ To Increase Lead ets for Snow Ball can be reserved names appear on A B L roster#.-. His latesi headache began yes­ form sheeta by contacting Club Treasurer Jim terday when Strichan (Joe) Don­ cipated, however, tha Canadiens True enough, there will be a mild The Los Angeles-San Francisco have shown surprising early foot McKeough, Armory St. . . . Work game is the only league engage­ nelley. 183-pound aopho'more who New York ((P)—The Los Angeles upset here and there, and a major at the Slope Sunday, all dav, and will be Just that murii tougher one In the Southwest. ment scheduled for tomorrow. Not has started at right end in all four Lakers tightened their grip on your own tools. games this year, dislocated a . when the hinges of Beliveau and In the cow country's top content, K until Nov. 7 will all teams have Moore are fully repaired. first place in the NaUonal Basket­ played a conference game. shoulder during a line scrimmage. the Rica Owls will prove to be a He is expected to mis* the rest The Canadiens’ quick break ball Association’s Western Divi­ nightmare for host Texas in toe of the season. from the gate s t r e s s their depth. sion last night with a 120-116 vic­ final night engagemmt for both Winning Coach "This latest injury gives *txi a , The brain boys overlooked the. fact tory over ths Detroit Pistons. clubs. I predict a Rice triumph, 18- tot of problems." Olivar said. that Toe Blake had Boom Boom It was the Pistons’ home opener 16—har-rumph! Gcoffrion and some other guys. Hartford — When Trinity de­ To fill the gap, he is replacing and the Lakers' Elgin Baylsr and Go on with the forecast: Donnelley with Conrad Shimer, a He had not only the greatest cen-' Jerry West gave 6467 fans quite a feated Colby, 28-16. thia season, it ! ter in hockey in Beliveau, but the Clenuoh 14, Aubuirn '8 Pheealx, Aria.— Leroy Green, was the\gl30th viotory for Coach halfback who was switched to end Show. Baylor 23, Texas A. and M. IS Tom Meffny Named 176%, Phoenix, etopp^ Bobby for the 1961 season. two great^ in toe Three Rivera Dan Jeasee sitvee fielding hia first stylist and Henri Richard. And Baylor pumped in 36 pointa and Penn State 21, Callfomla 10 Beyd, 178, Portland, Ore., 10. .Olivai" said he heui spent the Oklahoma 10, Colorado 8 Bantam eleven 29 years ago. Dur­ Marcel Bonin and (Jlaude Provost West contributed 33 in boosting New Y o r k , (/f)— Tom M e a n y, Rocheetor, Minn.—M el CoIUna, Dartmouth 14, Harvard 7 ing that span Trinity has loiri only season shifting men around to fitted in nicely as replacements fe r Los Angeles to a 3-1 record in the vateran New Yopk sports writer 167, Far Roeknway, N. Y,, oot- Duke 28, No. OaroUaa Stete 21 polntod Duane Horeeann, l4 l, 58 and tied 6 tmddr Jesse who coyer for others who were out Moore in the Une Pocket Rocket young season. Detroit is nq.w 0-2 and author o f numerous baseball h(Ms toe nation's longest ^tm- with tojuriee. It is . becoming and Joins St. Louis and Chicago La. State 20, 'rioriia 16 books, waa named -director' o f ^ b - Chatfleld, Minn., 10. lUchard. Kentucky 32, Georgia 3 broken head-coaiching tenure at tougher and t o u f^ r to Juggle as- Present Day Shore in the division cellar. lic relations for the New 'rork Union City, N. J.— ^Dkve Russell. one eolVege. adgnmenta so as to have auto to The pre-seaadn handicappers al­ Detroit scoring was led by Georgia Tech 21, Tulane 0 sports writer and author of numer* 172, Hempotead, N. Y.. outpoint­ Syracuae 38,*' Holy Croas put In when Ms starters need re- so neglected to note that the Ca­ Bailey Howell with 33. The Pis­ 8 out baseball books, was named di­ ed Sam Jordaa, 166, Union City, 8. 9i>«: voLHswAoiN er AMfaicA« me. Hef, he said. nadiens obtained fighting Ix>u tons held a 66-54- halfUme lead. So. Calif. 22, OUnoia 14 rector of puW e ’ relations for the Cardiff, Wales—Terry Crlm- NOWONDISPLAY I. Michigan State IB, Indiana 8 ' nnlns, 120%, Waiee, outpointed Fontinato, the present day Eddie A ll other N B A teams were idle. New York,Meta of the.National w hy doesn't the (Carmann Ghia cost $5,(XX)? Shore, in exchange fo r the akillful Purdue 22, lewa 18 League today by George Welaa, Nelson Eetrada, 120%, 'Veiieaaela, Action resumes tonight with two Marstom'd M , So. Carolina 0 ' Clock Watchers Harvey. They aacrlflced Harvey’s club president. Lou Nits, former Kk games in New York. St. Louis No. CareUna 18, Miami (F la .) 14 Incomparable maneuvering for the meets Syracuse and ClnclnnaU sports^ editor o f the defunct Brook­ Volkswagen's Kdrmonn Ghio looks ex­ gel in the Karmonn Ghio: o built-in healer Michigan 22, Mlnneairia 8 lyn Eagle, was named road aecre- Hartford—Trinity OoUege toot- younger Fontlnato’s aggresalve- plays New York. Catcher Johnny Blanchard of t)M pansive. And its looks aren't deceiving; o DEMONSTRATION 6Ilaslaslppl 38, VanderbUt 11 jtary and also will handle publicity Yankees broke into organised baee- and defroster; on odiustoble fresh air An avar IMi'- mlveiaa, p a o ^ hall opponents wlto toey never aeeS and body checking. ■By toe Canadiens’ own estima­ Missouri 28, Nebraaka 8 for the tekm which starts in the beil with Kansas City of the Amer­ lot hos gone into the cor. » ventilating system; windshield washer; have many nsea for hat water. playad a fourth qusurter againstj'' Navy 23. Flttabargh 16 ’ tion, the Black Hawka outrouid>ed league next spring. ' ican Association in 1951. Its sleek lines ond ctossic beauty show toe Bentsms. T rln l^ has played Notre Dame 21, Nortkwestom t leqthoreile interior,- electric clock; jock What is year "hat water” preb- them In the semifinals— ran them Bowling tour games and won three and Ohio State 81, WIseonain IS the hand of its renowned Itolianjdesigner ond tool kit. le n f Ued toe other aU Oiioago . New Yock MEMMmr'RmiF- And 'roe Blake has news for the 1 .1 TRUDONJne. TEP Flo NUea 124-3*0. Ernestine ^AmerMMi la n g M W MB RMW n n > MM M in I Mil K . I ■X^rts. >N ST., NEXT TO TOWN GARAGE-Ml 3t4 W 0 unxjD n o MAh to Club is going to run toe Cg- Brown 119, Arlene Hubbard 119. Herahey 7 , Bpringfleld 4 IkOUTE IS, TOLLAND TURNPIKE t n u p o K ClerMand 6,-fittehui^ * J®tJt~*(ff*A)--t4ttje Jerry aadisna off th* lc« *f*lh . ^ THOMPSON SPEEDWAY VH -With Fontiiiiito wtelding • Went W4n Mizad Pewhlw- Tohn TALGOnrVlLLR-TBU Ml t- 2 8 U Sfsa.'S'snaxr- ■tlOk. CuiiUiiff Xt9"S82. ^ . New Ilavia 8> ^S Th fedl 1 mmmmimrnmmimmm

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'"i - y--- MANGHEfiTiift SVEHi^G HE&AU). MAKCHBBI^ OONN^ T H l^ OCt 6 b B» 2«, IW l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1961 PAGE NINETEEN :,,^ l..r",n..ii.u»""-"'"...... HmiMliold Gm Oi 51 HoUMhoM Goods it ApaAmsntu—nsts— Ho u sm fo r Sale 72 72 Rouses for Solo Ho i For Soil 72 R o m m For Solo TS AatomobihM for Skit 4 TTIKUB pUGHTA BB A B Y F A G A L Y BOd SBORTIBN Hoip W uM d— Male 86 ArtielM For B ilt 45 Houms fur Sale . pTenemsuts ' 63 1868 4DOOR Pontiac Oataltiik, Sow. HOMB MADB rAvioU, : traMi or DOfiNO ROOM Mt, comblnatioa REXILAIMBID washar-drysr com- SIX ROOM ranch, 6 y e a rso ld , $9,600 — West Side. Immaculate SOUTH WINDSOR—7 room, 4 bed- MANCHESTBR—headquarters for 15 THtSTLC ROAD-5 M «n f I FUID AND/OR part-time me­ radio and record player, 200 rec­ room ranch. Price reduced" for mileage, automatic tnuaimlMlan,' chanic, ajxpvisnced In heavy con­ froar.SOo doa. H. Paa«aalliil. 3«6 N ation, sxcsUsnt condition, $U0. AVAKa BLE Nov. 1, S-roonl apart* Bowers School, all- rooms better 4 rooms on one floor. NuUt 1948. roopi. brick Colonial, oil hot water two tenements. Why not call us? CLASSIFIED heater, defroster, privately ownid. Avery ■traat.-Wapptot) ords, tofrigerator, washing me- Three year old Frlgldatre refrig­ than average in size, entire baae- Near bus, stores. 4%% mort- heat, extra lot, enclosed sunporch. West Side Realty, bn 9-5315. quick sale. Owner, - . ■ struction equlpmont. Apply in chine, two radios. Call after 5 39 ment with tile bath, heat and hot Priced for quick sale. Gall After 5 erator, $89. Goodyear. Service water, refrlgaretor, etove and raent finlehcd off into large family Carlton W. Hutchins, MI West Side Realty, MI 9-5315. person at tno Ttemas Oolla Co., LOAM SALB-RIcb. eieaa $14 loam Foster St. Store, 718 Main St., MI 9-0665. p.m. MI 8-8860. ” Ma Broad St., Manchester. gas furnished, freti. parking. room, 4H% mortgage, priced for -^si. tor $13.80. Also tiil, gravat, $ u d Adulte only. Tel. Ml 8-0694, quick sale, $16,900. Phllbrick MANCHESTER AND Colonial Minded? Lota For Balt n FOR SALE—1861 Ford custom de­ and itono. Ml $-8606. MOVING—WUl sell 17" PhUcp con- WES'I'INGHOUSE deluxe range Agency, Ml 9-$404. Manchester pole TV, coffee table, lamps, din­ ADVERTISING luxe. $60 tor quick sale. May he W j^ o o d condition, $40. Call MI FOUR ROOM duplex, automatic VICINITY se«i at 68 Branford St, after 4 aulT f W 4 o m woBii.veufiorTA ^RLHOORiOFTHt OPPORTUNITY FOR TORO SNOW blower at aaw low ing "room furniture and chairs llANCH-^ rooms, first timb on Then you'll wont to see this 6 Nftm’ MAttfJ VfOWf PM 1«EP!’<80W61D I CsU MI 9-3885. heat, hot water, qear bus line, room home located near Highland p.m. price. $189.95, haadla adulte. Available Deo. 1, Ml market. Bowerq School. Plastered If you are buying, stlling or look­ Union St.; $2,400. Call Ml 944ft. CLASSIFIED AOVeirnSlNG DEPT. HOURS P6AR! ’■* jg . • » ; COOK WtAltfAlT. stea ^ , reliable man for assembly model Marlow’a. 867 Mite St wells, cast Iron radiation,. hot W H Y W A IT? Park School. Complete in every work on plumbing and shMt metal. 3-1894. ing to trade, stop into our office S A J L t o S P J L oBADUNio n a m r x for Mir Three Rooms of Furniture KENMORE automatic washer 10 water heat, choice setting ’ with and look over our many listings or detalL Including wall-wall caiipet- BUILDING LOT - 100x211 feat, 188^ FORD, 3-dpor, soft top, parts. Eixcellent working conditions and TV ANTENNAS, tubea, parte and lb. capacity, $86. MI 9-8415. trees, $18,900. PhllbrIcU Agency, Own thla 6 room Cape with Ing. ’Tastefully decorated. fully treed, city water, city eewar, 'ttUCOMT pay. Call Ml 8-3M7, Mrs. McMul­ FROM MODEL HOME SIX ROOM duplto, oil burner, auto­ discuss your real estate plans MI 8A4S3. Make offer. accaaaoriea sale In our femoua "D o Ml 9-8464. breezeway, patio and garage. Back­ while you relax with a HOT CUP eidewalka, curbe, excelltm loea» len. matic hot water, garage, avail-, yard completely enclosed with bohr CLOSING t d i b f o r c l a s s i f i e d a d v t . It yourself department Raoeiving Cost Over $700 able Nov. 5 31 Wedeworth St. MI OF COFFEE. tion. For additional Informatiea MoimAT mDAV m m >,m ...■ h t p b d a t • a j i . 1861 CADIIDAC coupe, green, 7,800 tubes, 40% on. AST pictura tubea, FOR SALE—Reclining'*011011;;^Call BRICK HOME—6 large, rooms, 2 hedge. Convenient to schools, bus or appointment. Call McCarthy BOYS WANTED after school work. MI 8-4890.1 ^ 3-4568, MI 9-7244. Elva Tyler, Realtor milea Must be seen. W vate party moat ” 81’’ aiie, $3liBo, and up. In. NEVER BEEN USED full hatha. 3-car garage, excellent and church. Low heating cost. Hours 9:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Enterprises, MI 0-5391. John Paa* moving. Bhco^ttonal buy. $4,460. Apply 771 Main'St., Manchester, door antennas from 880 and up. cendition. Betaeen one and two $16,900, Call Chet Govang, Ml MI 9-4469 MI 9-5051 ciera, MI 9-1898. C ^ . Ssle Price $888 PLEASE READ TOUR AO No trades. Call MI $-4017. Outdoor antennaa from $1.99 aiid SIX ROOMS and garage. Call after acres of laiid. Bruit treeh. :High 9-5306, TR 5-9820. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. FIVE PIBX^X! chrome kitchen eet. SPLIT LEVEL—A lovely 6',-^ room MEADOWBROOK MANOR, Coven* A iiP a n M M Mar Ifea ahaaa aa a eoa> PART-TIME architectural drafts­ up. Chimney mounta only 99c. Psy Only $4 Week Beet otter. Call MI 9-1759. 6. MI 8-8418. elevation. Six ntilae from Mta- split level placed on a nicely 1861 LINOOLM Continental for sale. VKF wire 3c a foot AJao, uaed Cheater. Phllbrick Agency , bO OR this California ranch with ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor try—7 excellent lots, 50x125, Own* MurMii ateaW laai ftla ai tlw r a n OAS IT man. Contact Shirley Buchanan, Spacioue Interior and grounds. landscaped half acre lot Is avail­ er leaving country, will saertflea Private owner. Black, excellent TVa completely overhauled.' Sea BABY CRIBS from $29.95 to $49.65; THREE ROOM duplex house with 9-8464 !i Member Multiple Listing Service aai aVOM r OUMMM la M m far M a«tt iBMr. condition, low mileage. Reason­ MI 8-8334. Sacrificing complete bedroom, Kitchen with dishwasher, bullt-ln 843 Main St., Manchester able, This beautiful home includes for quick sale. J. D. Realty, Ml iwaM la laaaaaaMa M aafr ONE laeawaet ar afalttM US flrat for the beat deala. Open complete living room and kitchen crib mattresaea from $14.65 up; automatic gaa . furnace available many fine features as li'vlng room able. Call MI 84084. eveninga till 9, Saturday till 5; Nov. 1, $70 month. Tel. Ml 3-5778. MANCHESTER—Charming 6 room oven and rjm ge. LoVely separate 3-5129. 470 Mate St. I aalf to tka astaat af a EXPERIENCED oil burner service decorator furniture from model dis­ baby jumpera, high chairs, feed­ dining area, fireplace, screened CLEAN 2-family, 4-4-2, double ga­ ■with fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet­ man. Ehccellent working condi­ Prieea In effect till auppiy ia ex. Gape with garage. Pour finished play homo. We will give you free ing tebles, playpens itc. 20% off CENTRAL 5 room flat, heat and plus rec room. Plastered walla, ex­ porch and patio. Deep lot beauti­ rage. recently painted, excellent ing, kitchen, dishwasher, exhaust LEVEL LOT, 50x106. all utilitlea. Auto Drtvtiic School 7ply any amount of money top table, UHF and VHF. MI FOR RENT—3 room apartment, yeara old. Owner anxious Robert rage, fireplace, don’t be late on erteon, broker. MI 8-8S68 laaaa year toeoaaca. ¥00*0 kear fret 1846 HARLEY DAVISON motor­ St., exclusive Cheney Fabric WAI7TED—Part-time male help for at Mayers Piano, 91 Center St. centrally located, heat and hot M satesm m , in Manchester. MI tor mmtoages. Terms to tit your GUNS—18 gauge, 8 shot with $-0736. Wolverton Agency, MI 3-1914. BOLTON—Practically new 3 bed­ this one. Beechler-Smith, Real­ EAGLEVILLE I wllheat apaadlBg aO artalac at tka Maakcatw cycle, Model 74, like new. 28,000 CONNECTICUT Cigar Department. Phone MI Open 4-9 p.m. weekdays. All day water. Suitable for one or two peo­ room ranch, tile bath, fireplace, tors, MI 9-8952, MI 3-6969 miles. MI 8-2851. 8-7832. Budget terms arrangecL needs. Construction mortgages choke, like new; 22 aemi-automa- Saturdays. Lots of upright and ple. MI 3-7200. Wanted— Real Estate 77 6 8-1505. Aak for Mr. Luppachino. FOR SALE—One Hedstrom baby MANCHESTER—5'A room ranch, full basement, high location. Im­ also evallabla. J. D. Realty, 470 tic, 18 shot; 222 Remington Var* grand pianos on hand. UNHEARD OF ONLY $5,000 GRUNDER’S upholstering, 30 De­ Mein S t. MI 84038. carriage and one 27" TV. MI 1*4 baths', plus exceptional recr>’a- mediate occupancy. Belfiore Agen­ REAL LARGE 6 room cape with ASK US about our cash otter ftr EXPERIENCED auto mechanic or mit grm 'with 6X scope; also single 9-9689. THREE ROOM apartment, includ­ tion room, with built-in bookcases 1*4 acres of land, living room 24’’ HIGGINS boy’s bicycle, fully pot Square. E i^ r t work. Antiques MUTUAL shot 12 gauge antique. Make offer, ACXX3RDION, 3 months old, like cy, MI 3-5121. For a 3 family home, cold flats your property. No red Upe. Hein- THE BIGGEST fortunes have been reliable person willing to learn. ing heat, hot water, and gas for and bar. Well landscaped comer 15x22, other rooms at least 15x15 LM tand Foniid Aatomobiles for Sole 4 equipped, like new, $25. MI 3-5485. Or modem. Fine selection fabrics, Clarke Motor Sales, 801 Broad one or MI. MI 9 -7 ^ . UPRIGHT PIANO, 3 antique new, Italian 120 baas beat offer. cooking: gas stove and electric re­ income $128 per month. Mortgage eat va'alue. H. 3. 1Bradley, MI 8-7ST9. leather, plastic. Antiques, love- made in real eatate inveatmenta, MI 9-4769. after “3:30. ' lot. $19,900. Philbrick Agency, MI EMERSON ST.—5-5 duplex, 2 heat­ each. Great opportunity for the can be assumed with small down M>8T: PASS BOOK No, 1S8M. IBM CHEVROLET truck, four new if you would like a guaranteed re­ St. MI 9-2012. tables, one marble top, reason­ frigerator furnished. Call MT 9-7737 9-8464. ing systems, 3 bedrooms each growing family. Beechler-Smith, WISH SOMEONE to handle yeW seats, chairs for sale, hu 3-4893, LIFE INSURANCE TYPEWRITER, Underwood Stand­ able. 91 Main St. Manchester. from 6-7 p.m. only. payment. A real moneymaker. Notiea la hereby giyen that Paoa tires, good condition, $300. CaO Btisiiiess Services Offe 13 MI 8-6064. turn of 10% on your m oney, ard, excellent condition, $65. Call SHEET MUSIC — Sheet Music — side. Every modem convenience. Realtors, MI 9-8952, MI 3-6989. real eatate? CaU mo at Ml 9-OtM Book No. 1S3M, laaued by the MI B-8425 or MI 8-0M5.' please contact thla office. J. D. MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, Beechler-Smith Realtors, MI tar prompt and oouftooua aarrle» Salesmen Wanted 35-A MI 8-5215. Sheet Music—for piano, organ and SIX ROOM duplex, oil furnace, excellent cUset and storage space, Firot-Mancheater Office. Hartford ALL KINDS of clodca repaii'ed. An­ WILLIAM J. LEONE—rubbish re­ Realty, 470 Main St., MI 8-5138. COMPANY all instruments, one of Connecti­ central location. Write Box X, 9-8952, MI 3-6969 293 SPRING ST. MANCHESTER REALTY J o o ^ Barth. Brokar. National Bank and Truat Company IBM INTERNATIONAL walk-ln 1960 WRINGER washer with filter, large enclosed porch, 2-car ga­ tiques inchidecL Work guaranteed moval. Cellara and attics, ineln< OPICNING for saleaman to replace excellent condition. MI 9-9791. cut's largest selections. Repairing Herald. CO. hoa been lost and application has truck, Metro body, model 162, In MI 8-1863 140 GARDEN STREET rage, $19,700 Philbrick Agency, Ml (CUSTOM BUILT Cape— excellent Ride by this beautiful Gambolati HELP! DUB to many recant aalos. erator, commercial and light man who waa earning $70 per Boats and Aceessorlea 46 and parts for all band instruments. 9-8464. been made to said bank for pay­ good c(HidlUon, $576. MI B-B853 or trucking MI 8-0389. Bosliiess Opportonlties 32 week In commissions, medcing condition, fireplace, bay window, ranch, has been reduced to below our listings are low. Buyers are MI 8-8677. H A R ’TFORD, CONN. Ward Music Co., 99 Summer St. large kitchen, basement garage, market value at $21,900. For ap MI 3-0000 or MI 3-4348 ment and issuance of new book. CDSMA APPLIANCE Servloo-Ra- wedding appointments two hours COVERED STORAGE for boata (XjlXJER atroller-carriage, good Open to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Wednes­ FurnlRhed Apartments 62haerde e TRANSCRIPTIONIST new super markets in one year. &'lace off North Main St. Choman’a lonial, landscaped in fine taste. Neat Two Family new oil conversion. 2-car garage, Ehqoerienced and above average AT ALBERT'S St. 2,000 sq. ft-, parking. Apply 4-1139. centrally. located, $15,400. all your upholstering needs at speduto. Unexcelled workmen- INVESTMENTS Housewrecking. MI 9-2892. Marlow’s, 867 Mate. This home features center hall, Legal Notice ELAXTTROmX Sales and Servlee, Rockville great s a v i^ . Call CH ^2378. ehlp. hU 9-5485. Five-day week—free i>arkliig — men and women will advance START Y o u r Wearing Apparel— Purs 67 living room, formal dining room, 12 room sturdy duplex in good Oxford St.—Buy of the week. 6 UqUOa PEBMIT bonded rapresentativa, Alfred IBU Cadillac Ocmvertible Several pieces of commercial good salaries—complete benefit riq>idly. Openings available in all MONTHLY PAYMENTS EXCELLENT STORE for any busi­ WARREN E. HOWLAND, modem kitchen, paneled den, 3 condition on lot 60x167 (avg.) Two HOME LANDSCAPING, lawn program. departments. Apply Mott’s Super Diamonds— atches— IN DECEMBER FOUR PAIRS size 5B, girl’s shoes, room oversized Cape, 2-car ga­ NOTICE o r A rru oA i Amell, -SM Henry St. Tel. MI 1860 Cadillac Coupe de ViUe pnqierty which should net better flats, suitable for teenager, two ness or office, apartment taclud- bedrooms, 1% baths, garage. Call steam oil furnaces, practically new This Is to ahrs notice thatY S p w t w maintenance, lawn fertilization, Roofing And ChiBuieya 16«A Markets, 587 Middle ’Tpke., East, $ ROOMS FURNITURE rage. extra lot, excellent location, POULIN of----- «------Ward 8L.—^rtfont Hai falW* S4M80. 1888 Cadillac Hardtop Coupe than 15% on capital investment. Jewelry 49 pairs worn once, two pairs never ed, 476 Mate St. Ml 9-5229. 9-5. REALTOR MI 3-1108 The Jarvis Realty Co. Realtors, roof, hardwood floors, enclosed 1860 Oldsmoblle Super 88 &nvertl- hedge pruning. Contact John E. Visit our Perscmnel Department Manchester. $9.86 MONTHLY MI 8-4112. MI 9-2519. Ml 3-1023. priced for quick sale at $15,500. (lied an appllestlon dated Oct, 30, MU ROOFTNO — For further Information please call for complete information. worn, value $36, $2 pair. Call MI porches. 2-car garage, amesite with the Ll^or Control Comraissloa for WANTED—Ride from Twin Hills ble. Wbltham, &□ 8-3660. LEONARD W. YOST. Jewelera - BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM DI­ TWO ROOM office with private hall a Grocery Beer Permit for ths aale.^ Drive to Hartford Center, arorking roofs of all kinds, new roafs, gut WANTED—Clerk-typist. Apply Jar- NETTE, RUGS, LAMPS TABLES 9-6657. SACRIFK3E—6 room cape, ' full WEST SIDE—-5 room single, A-1 drive. Built for present owner by Words cannot describe this beau­ IBM Ford V-8 4-door station wagon JOHN DeQUATTRO Repain, adjusts watches emart' and lavatory. Approximatelv 325 tiful 6*4 room custom built Cape, alcoholic liquor on the premlaas houra t-«. PI 3-Vm. LAWN MOWERS Sharpened ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ ■vlg Construction Co., 283 E. Cen­ AND OTHER ACCESSORIES sq. ft. Ground floor, front. Tteons shed dormer, front vestibule, re­ condition. 3 bedrooms, large kltch- the late E.L.G. Hohenthal Sr. 23-25 Main St„ Maneheater. IBM Pontiac Chieftain 4-door hard­ repaired salea and servlee, pick HOME SHOPPERS representative ly. Reasonable prices. Opra ‘Fuea. TWO EVENING gowns, pink, sizes 1*4 baths, spacious bedrooms, for­ The business Is o*ned Inr Tap Notch top paired. Aluminum siding. 80 J. D. REALTY ter St. day through Saturday, TOursday EVERITTHING $228 MI 3-0812. cently redecorated, garage, patio. fairlv priced. $13,900. Beech COUPLE WISHES share eiqiense im and delivery. Complete Hne of a n ’ etrorience. Free estimates. prepare to train to represent lead­ 5 and 7, each worn only once $5 Ideal Manchester Green location. Grisw'old St., one block from bus. mal dining room, modem large Foods. Inc., of 1150 Burnside AVs., Bhst 1857 Oldsmoblle 88 Holiday Coupe ing drug stores in your area, full COUNTER HELP, experienced, 2-9 evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4887. and $10. MI 9-8780, after 5. ler-Smith, Realtor^ MI 9-8952 MI Hartford, and will conducted ride to St. Petersburg, Florida, Toro riders, reels, end rotarlee, S U Howley, MI S4SS51. MI 8-0768. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE Beechler-Smith. Realtors. MI 3-6969. kitchen, aluminum storms and GUETD/POU1.DI of 66 WSM 1957 Oldsmoblle Super 88 Holiday 470 Main St. M I 3-5129 or pqrtTlme. CoU MI 8-8144, MI — p.m., includes Sunday; also, part- Walton W; Grant Agency screens, garage, amesite drive, permittee. middle of November. Can MI Coupe garden end lawn supplies. L A M $10.16 MONTHLY R o o m s For R ent 65 9-8952, MI 3-6969. Hartford. S-83U. Equlpmem CbrpomUon, Route 83, 9-1788. time Sunday help. Apply Home 69 DALE RD. *16,900. GUETm pom jNi 18M Buick Super Riviefa 4-door Heatliig and Plambing 17 W u X D lA N n c — Package store Maid Bakery, 699 Main St. Fuel and Feed 49-A WESTINGHOUSE REPRIG.. LIV­ Wanted—^To Buy 5S Lillian Grant, Realtor MI 8-1153 Dated Oct. « . 1961. Vernon, Conn. TR 5-7608. for sale. Currently grossing ap­ TYPIST—Apply in persm at ING ROOM. BEDROOM DI­ ROCKVHJjE —Recently built 8 RANCHES—Gambolatl built on MAN WOULD like ride from Union IBM Ford V-8 8 passenger station room ranch. 3 l^drooms, no ob­ Woodland St. for $18,900; a beauty J.D. REALTY wagon. PLUMBING AND heating — re- proximately $50,000 a year. L«gal Cheney Broe., Personnel Dept. 81 UCEXSED real estate salesmen SEASONED, CORD wood, sawed NETTE, RUGS, LAMPS TABLES WE BUY, SELL or trade rntlqua Richardson built ranch home, 1*4 Member MLS Place to East Hartford Aircraft, AUDITOR DESIRES to maintain modeliiw Install atiooe. repairs. any length, top quality, free de­ jections to children or pets. Avail­ with 1*,4 baths In Rockledg'e for baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, 470 MAIN ST. Ml 8-8138 Gate 6, on first shift. MI 8-8744. hooka of account for both large hours 8 a.m.-9 p.m. However, Cooper HUl St. Or saleswomen, Andover, Bolton, AND OTHER ACCESSORIES and used furniture, china, glass, All work guaranteed, 35 yean ex­ livery. Edward Yeomans, PI EVERYTHING $297 silver, picture frames and old able Oct. 27, $125. MI 3-7819. $18,700; 6 rooms and better than immaculate condition, reduced to and small business. Call MI 9-6008 present owner operates from 10 Coventry, Manchester areas. Of­ an acre te low 90s. T. J. Crockeff, $24,900. WANTED — RIDE to Asylum St perience. 34-hour service. Can a.m.-9 p.m. Owner retiring B!x- fice facilities, Montpetit Agency, 2-8002. cotes, old dolls and guns, hobby TWO-FAMILY house 4-4 located on ANDOVER Scranton Motors, to arrange for appointment. Earl VanCamp. MI 9-4749. RELIABLE woman to babysit in MANCHESTER-—Single 5 ■ room Realtor, Ml S-1577 Hilliard St. MI 8-2573. from vidnlty of Buckland, work cellent opportimity. Businew can PI 2-8726. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE collectiona, attic contents or whole home, large lot garage, near my home. Call after 6, MI 84)037. $14.74 MONTHLY estates. Furniture Repair Service, S. F. DIMOCK CO. $13,700—Large, new 5 room ranch, i 4 v tng hours S:U-4:80. MI 4-0288. PIANO ’TUNING, $5. Repairs guan definitely be increased. $16,000. Garden— Farm— Dairy Highway and Plantland, couple TWO FAMILIES —S ft 5 flat on MANCHESTER—3 bedroom ranch, basement garage, oil the and Inc anteed. Free estimates given on Radlo-TV Repair J. D. Realty, MI 8-5139. NORGE WASHING MACHINE, Talcottvllle, Conn. Tel. MI $-7440. WOMAN WANTED to care for Products 50 with one child accepted Call MI Center for $19,900 ; 6 ft 6 duplex MI 9-5245 garage, good location, *14,600 ; 6 extras, lake pri-vilegee, WANTED—Ride to Pnttt and Whit request. Cal] MI 8-1805. Kenneth Sitoattom Wanted— WESTINGHOUSE REFRIG.. BED­ 3-6046. for $18,4(ra; 5 ft 5 on Griswold; nay. Gate 2, from vicinity muiord IM Union St., Rockville Servieea 18 BUSINESS MEN attention! Sun Oil elderly lady in my home 8 a.m.- f r a n k is buying and selling good room older home *6,450; short way ' " ' ...... MI 8-0216 TR 6-2521 Robinson. Female f 38 ROOM. LIVING ROOM. DINETTE. 6 ft 6 on Oakland and manv more. Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 $13,100—$1,500 assumes present S t, -hours 8-4:45. Call MI B-7D23 TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, Company has a 4-bay service sta­ 8 p.m. M us^rovlde own transpor. U.S. No. 1 GREEN Mountain pota­ DISHES. RUGS. LAMPS TABLES, used furniture and antiques start, out—two bedroom ranches, like Q—Wh6 discovered guncotton ? tation to Ellington. Phone TR toes. Mealy, baked or boiled. Tha ing Sept. 9 at 420 Lake St Call and COVENTRY—Single 4 room house T. J. Crockett,. Realtor. Ml 3-1577. new, over one acre land, $12,900 mortgages. 5*4 room ranch, full after 4. 1850 CAOnjuAC convertible, new OUTBOARD motor, lawn mowers, Economical. High qusdUy petto tion for lease In an excellent lo­ DEPENDABLE elderly German BLANKETS AND OTHER ACCES­ with garage, furnished. Call MI Johanna Evans bn 9-5653 basement, over one acre, more A—Christian F. Suioanl>tto''ft tuned and repaired. Have them re­ cation in Rockville, Conn. Thla 6-6600. lady wishes to take care of older kind all like to eat—not mushy. SORIES see what we’ve got. Open Sun­ and *13,900. Many more all price paint, good top and tires B ^ of­ Guaranteed 90 daye Femoua for Delivered to your door. Cali Hath­ 3-6434. CAPES—Six rooms te central loca­ land avrilable, privacy, view. German chemist. Hs Mew up his RIDE WANTED from Parker and paired now. Pick-up and delivery. service eince USL Phene MI station presently doing a good person and light housekeeping. EVERYTHING $398 days. MI 9-6580. tion -for $13,500 ; 6 rooms imanacu- NEW SPLIT levels. These attrac­ ranges. Call the Ellsworth Mitten Woodbridge to vicinity State Of­ fer takes it. MI 8-5493 HOUSEKEEPER, live in, two chU- away, MI 9-6438. Agency, Realtors, btl 36930, MI atove drying cotton that he had Manchester Cycle. MI 9-2098 8-4887. Potterton'e. ISO Canter St 'volume with a high Income. Dtm’t dren, 5H days, own room. MI Box EE. Herald. late for $14,750 and 6 rooms 1*4 tive homes, unique In design, offer *14,600—1*4 baths, rec room, 8 tried to dissolvo te a mixture o f fice Bldg., Hartford, houra B-5. miss this opportunity to invest!- WANTED TO buy for cash aiitiqus 9-5524. 1967 PL'YMOUTH, 8 passenger 44)671. FOR SALE—Baldwin. Macs. Cort­ PRICE INCLUDES DELIVERY, furniture and any bric-a-brac. All Suburban For Rant 66 baths for $14,900 T. J. Oockett, the finest in split level living. Ex­ room Cape, breezeway, garage, nitric and sulphuric acid and ac­ Call MI B-084t after 6:80. sport suburban, excellent condi­ FALL YARD-CLEANUP — Don’t TELEVISION antennas and rotor gate the possibility of owning your SET UP. SERVICE. GUARANTEE. Realtor, MI 3-1577, cellent location. For additional in­ shed dormer, large lot, assume spend hours raking leaves. Let land and Delicious apples at the things I buy are for sale rear 42 BOLTON—Large seven room co­ cidentally discovered guncotton. tion. MI 9-0886. systema installed and repaired. own business in an expanding HELP YOUR neighbors do thrir WANT ’TO care for child days. MI IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OR THREE ROOMS, heat, hot water, formation Or appointment call high mortgage. me sweep your yard In a matter 8-2048. farm. Louis Bunce, 5 ^ West Cen­ Spruce St. MI 9-4838, Village lonial with an attached two-car Serving Mencheeter and sur­ community. For appointment call Chrlatmae Gift Shopping during FREE STORAGE UNTIL NEED­ bath, parking, $75 a month. Call BOWERS SCHOOL, 3 bedroom McCarthy Entei^rises, Inc., MI Q — What typo of aong ie a Antonobnea Sale 4 1855 OLDSMOBILE Super 88, power of minutes. Call MI 9-2860. rounding areas. Modem TV Serv­ ter St., telephone 3-8116. Charm Antiques., after 4 p.m. PI 2-6975. garage. Beautiful lot. Owners or write AOss SMonis at S

JRimSDAY, OCTOBER 2«, IM t Av«r>f*.IlaUy Net ProM Ron Far tha Weak Eadad Thd Weather Aanrhi^Bt^r Eai^ttins Hi^rallk ’ Oetahar 81, UNIl Faraaaaf of o . a. Waathar MMBB Clear aad aaMer tealgM. Law ^ 13,400 near 80. eetm dm r moatly aongr About Town f/" Mboabar af tlia Aadit aad Bonewhat nlldat; Blgli Bt Iha Bofaaa 4t Olreolatlaa 80a. TIm Irld oonditiofw. Ttta public ia invited. Bonn, Germany, Oct. 27 (A^)— ^Konrad Adenauer today was Dead in Road At “So CallecT’ eonfrcHited with a hew crisis in hia struggle to remain chan­ Hiaa Diane Naktania, daughtar Near Hospital of—’ Mr. and Mra. Petar Naktania, cellor of West Germany after the breaking off of his negotia­ 125 Adelaida Rd., who ia a Univer­ tions to form a coalition government. Than the Statue of Liberty sity of OonnacUcut student teacher, Obaarvera hera expect Adanauer.O Bridgeport, Oct. 27 {If*}— will be assigned to an elementary naw 86, to ba re-elacted for a The b per­ Leftist Social Democrats with 100. SHURFINE “good things to Scarbeck, a stocky bespectacled left a girl friend after taking a bus cent chance of complete auccaes. A12PoundG-E WHIST eat" at low pricea, . . Adenauer got the Free Demo­ man, betrayed no emotion as he to the downtown area to go to a Flu Vaccine With the massive 8-englne pow­ crats to give up their original re­ stood erect to face the jury and grill. er plant generating 1.3 muUon Sponsored By fusal to serve In a government un­ hear the verdict. Dr. Harold Doherty, medical nnE HOUT NAME SO dE TT Shurfine Fruit Cocktail y pounds of thruat, the Saturn DRYER-Both Only der him but the Free Democrats ’The jttry deliberated 15H hours finding of death from probable Washington, Oct, 27 {IP)— thundered ifway from Capo Can­ ST. JAMES 3-21/2 cans 99c then demanded Heinrich von Bren- since receiving tlie case Wednesday overdose of narcotics and ordered Unusual and unexpected pub­ averal at 11:06 a.m. EOT, spew­ ‘ (Case of 24 $7.85) tano be d u m ]^ as foreign min­ morning. The trial took 3 ^ weeks, an autopsy performed. SCHOOL HALL Blood samples are being submit­ lic demand for influenza vac­ ing a tremendous tall of fire and No Tricks—All Treats ister. They iMd he was a weak­ and, for the last two weeks, the sending an unearthly roar roUng mOAY, OCT. 27 Shurfine Bartlett Pears ling with a defensive and negative jury had been locked up to prevent ted for laboratory analysis on cine has caused a nationwide 2 large cans 79c FOR YOU orders of the medical examiner. across the test center. 8:30 PJg. shortage in the product, the (Case of 24 $9.39) (OaaUiiiiad aa Paga Tan) (Oenttamd mi Page BSevea) Lit.. Conte said Mias Roebuck With almost unbeUevable pra- Refreshinenta—Donation 15c A t Pinehurst*s was not known to police u a drug Public Health Service said to- ciaion, tha eight englnea putoed addict. da.v. the 162-foot rocket, which la larg­ Shurfine 42nd Anniversary Sale Mias Roebuck, lived with an The serr'ice said manufacturers er than the Statue Of Liberty, ap­ aunt, police said. They reported have produced twice as much flu Cream Style *Spedk for Yourself^ Eddie^ proximately the 95 miles high to ANNUAL her mother Uvea in California and vaccine this year as in recent years the edge of apabe. Then the rock­ YELLOW CORN she has a sister In Oklahoma. Her but still have been unable to meet et plunged back to the AtliUtlo Delivered—Installed SWIFT father is dead, police reported. the demand. 6 cans 89c Ocean sind sank as planned more Harvest Sapper Choice PREMIUM Rib Oven Roast Production during the la.st three than 200 miles southeast Of tha Serviced—Demonstrated (Case of 24 $3.50) Alsop Launches Bid Chiefs .4tcai( Orders months, stepped up somewhat be­ launch pad. NO MONEY cause of suggestions from the serv­ The National Aaronautlca, and CHOICE. This is fine quality beef from grain-fed New Haven, Oct. 27 (A9—Con ice that the nation probably would SpoMortdl by North neclicut Chiefs of Police have de­ Space Adminiatratton raported th e , DOWN ^ 25 "^***‘*^ 13 75 ^*"^**^^ Shurfine steers. VVonderful steaks and roasts are usually have an increase in local outbreaks entire flight povered Miout aM it cided to take no action on the this winter, totalled more than the m th Your OM Applinaces On Our Ow'n Budget Plan MoHioditt Chureh CUT GREEN b e a n s stamped “ CHOICE.” controversial novel “ Tropic of Can­ minutgs and tha epenit booKar To Head GOP Slate output in the preceding 12 months. impacted wttMn 10 kilometeMt or cer” unless Instructed to by Cir- W ien the Increased demand be­ SOO PARKBT ST. 6 cans 89c -cult Court prosecutors t about 6 milee, o f Ite Intended ttod- These tender roasts are not only government came evident, manufacturers ') - -! big point. (Case of 24 $3.50) The decision was made yester­ moved to meet the situation but - J' , S i/ -v-'- PMOAY, OCT. 27 graded but again graded by our meat buyer to Hartford, Oct. 27 (AP)—^Hartford^ delegate atrength, Alaop replied, day at a meeting of the (kmnecti- Only tha first stage waa tofted Insurance executive John Alaop “If the convention were tomor­ it takes 90 days to produce the Special Purchase - Deluxe G-E give you the finest possible roast with the least cut Chi^a of Police Association today. Two dununy upper m g e a S:S0 to T:P0 P.M. SHURFINE i) V opened his bid for the RapubUcui row, I would win its hands down." About 90 police chiefs attended the finished vaccine. were filled with -water for bOUeet- TOMATO JUICE possible waste . . . guberpatarial nomination to d ^ by In response to another query, regular monthly luncheon meeting. Meanwhile, the service said very The historic flight, although Completely Automatic Dryer Donations: Adults 81.SS 3 cans 89e taking a idtarp rap at GOP State he said that if May realgns to Chief Max Orlins of Norwalk, little influenza has been reported brief, signaled Amenca’a ifitantton Chairman Edwin H. May. Jr. run for the govemorahip he. Al­ president of the aaaociation. {.aid around the nation. to race Russia to the moeo, a At a press conference announc­ aop, considered former House the chiefs would report whether ^ Because__ . of . the shortage ...i , - the pledge made earlier ttUg yew ' by Take all the SHURFINE LiMder Searie Pinney of Brook­ PINEAPPLE- RIB OVEN ROAST BEEF ing hta candidacy Alaop aroearad tha -book was being wrid in thalrj-jVwWV^y _ "TheY6S)*dlst Church ef SEALTEST ICE He compared the Hauaman an­ Civil Defense director, was the The service points out that be­ ^ heat. Dryer shuts Bolton, R t 44A. principal speakcij at the- meeting- by 1967. nouncement for M a y to the Pope Has Flu, tween September 1M7 and March Ifine more Saturn raaaorcb ahota CREAM 3rd thru 1st 2 smaller legendary atory of Priacilla and lie spoke on the role of police 1960 pereona in those three groups Delivered—Serviced off automaticauy Civil Defense, Each Other on Berlin Line are achedulad. By 1964. the opera- '/i gallon 89c J(fim Alden when Priacilla said, Cuts Audiences accounted for most of the 86.000 tloaal.2-staga configuration la fiat- Sat., Oct. 28 Popular vary lean 5th ribs “Why don’t you apeak for your- influenza-related deaths. Demonstrated aelf, John?" Law Faces Challenger Despite the current short supply (Coattmnd. mi Page TM ) t A3I. to 1 PJf. once a week “I’m inclined to aay. W hy don't New Haven, Oct. 27 IJP) — New situation in many areas, the sen’- Berlin, Oct. 27 Americanaequlpment left the scene. Tnen^five armored personnel carriers are dry. Vatican City, Oct. 27 (JP)— P < ^ and Russian tanks trained guns seven Soviet tanks appoared witniu were being held in reserve in the try a boneless Oven Roast you apeak for yourself, Eddie?” ’ John X X m , stiffering a light at­ challenge to CotmecUcut's 82- ioe said K anticipated there will Alaop quim>ed. be ample eupplies to immunize the on each other from a range of 200 100 yards of the frontier. immediate area of the checkpoint. Pinehurst Beef . . . tack of influenza, canceled his au­ year-old birth control law la be­ yards in the explosive center in Monthly 'lb lb State Central Committeeman diences todsy. ing prepared. high risk groups before the end The Red tanks lined up -with A senior British Army officer 2 25 0'^ 9 00 treat I Berlin tonight. their guns pointed at t1)c American Hauaman of New Britain, fanned The Planned Parenthood Leag)ie of the year. Identifitad the Red tanks as So­ Chef cuts, easy to slice out hundreds of letters to GOP The Pontiff was visited by his Five American and seven Soviet sector of Berlin. They remained viet, manned by Soviet crews. On Our Own Budget Plan private physician, Dr. Filippo of Connecticut says it will an­ The manufacturers are now tanks were at the dangerous BuUetiiis Have you ever tasted a leaders througout the state and aiming at production of roughly there slightly under 30 minutes, They were presumably from Eye Round Rocchi, who later announced the nounce details of the state’s first Friedrichstrasse crossing point be­ then departed. Colled jCrom AP Wirw) ‘ Pinehurst Hamburger or General Assembly members urg­ birth-control clinic since 1940 at 18 million doses, a service spokes­ group of 20-30 Soviet tanks that Top Round MEATY SHORT RIBS lb. 59c Pontiff had influenza. Vatican tween East and West Berlin. Almost immediately after the 3 in 1 Meat Loaf? ing them to join "in urging Ed a news conference next Thursday. man said, to meet an estimated moved into East Berlin last night sources say the Pope’s condition ia No traffic waa passing between Red tanks left the explosive from neighboring East Germany. May to seek the nomination for not serious, and they expect him By opening a cllplc, the group need of 17 million for the high East and West Berlin, although The reason that Pinehurst governor and lead our party to risk groigM. Fri-edrlchstrasse intersection, five The British officer said the WEST STALLS BOMB PJUBA Hamburg or Ground Chiick to be fully recovered in a day or hopes to force a! teet of the sta­ west Berlin police insisted that American tanks re-appeared on United Nottons, N. Y,. OeL ST victory.” the border still was officially tanks Included four new model is so very lean and tender SWIFT’S PREMIUM BONELESS BRISKET two. tute which makes the use of the scene. They took up position u rt — Western strotegMs today Wonderful Rumps Citing May’s election to Con­ These informants said he was contraceptives illegal and bars open. T54s and three old T34s. Is that it has Just one in­ gress in 1956, Hauaman contend­ right on the frontier. The Communist tanks moved headed off an Aalaa-Afideoa gredient — freshly ground confined to his apartment primari­ physicians'from prescribing them. The critical situation developed move to get quiok U Jf. aothm Sirloin Tips CORNED BEEF ed that of all the potential candi­ ly as a safeguard and to assure that The league's decision to reopen after tanks of both powers ma­ A U.S. spokesman said that five Government inspected West­ dates for the GOP gubernatorial neuvered to and away from the other American Patton tanks and (Contbiued on Page Ten) on on -appeal for a voluntary ern Beef. You see, our meat he would be recovered In time for a clinic was prompted by the U.S. News Tidbits moratorium on all nqotear bomb Boneless Newport nomination May Is. the only one a double celebration of hia 80th Supreme Court's refusal in June borders in the wake of an armed cutters prepare it frequent­ with the demonstrated ability to from the AP Wires U.S. thrust into East Berlin. testing. Tbe General Asaeinbly’z ly during the day from lean and Porterhouse birthday and the third anniversary political eommlttoe first voted hold tha Democratic majority in of his election on Nov. 8 and 4. Finally they stood facing each cuts of beef. That’s why (CentiBiSed m i'^ g e Nine) 44-22 ia favor of on Ethtapkui Pinehurst gfround meats Roasts lb Hartford county. other across tha Una that sepa­ May has aaid he la not a candi­ Press reports at Saigon, South rates Ebut and West sectors. motion to soapend Ito dMoto taste different. The 8 in 1 Viet Nam, say government troops The Americana were Inches from Red Premier Refuses temporarily and vote.liiiiiindtiite blend for meat loaf is made date for governor. He added, how­ TV viewing ever, he would resign the party A ‘Couvert Idolatry’ have ambuahed and killed Vfet the white Una marking the border. ly for a aU-natton moraliiikhti from milk white fresh veal i ^ The Russian tanks stood 200 yards i^ipeal. Twenty-niiie countrtBa . . . Iowa Pork and fresh Martha Logan auggests: chairmanship should he become Cong Rebel leader Nguyen Van For lean Pot Ro^ists Chang who kidnaped Col. Hoang back In East Berlin. -Between them atotalned. The Uoltoil States Is easy today... beef. lb. 79c. Remove casing. Cover with water and simmer until fork- a candidate. To End Nuclear Tests we suggest: Ha also said he would be ready Thuy Nam, South Viet Nam’s liai­ was a zig-aag barrier of concrete tben priqiMaed to the Ul-mfikm tender (about 2 to 3*4 hours). Do not boil. Serve'hot or blocks—no obstacle if the tank PINEHURST to support West Hartford Repub­ son man to International'Control oonxnlttee that a vote alas- be Chuck cold. Makes wonderful Sandmehes if carved cold, wafer Is God Always on Side; Ck>mmisBion .. Citizens Council of commanders were oidered fot taken at the eome meeting ea lican Town Chairman James E. ward. Tokyo, O ct 27 (8V— Radio- ^additional measures to strengthen HAMBURG lb. 49c thin. . . Use rye bread. Bent for the atata chairmanahip Montgomery says it will reply to active falkmt from the Oct 28 a UJ9.-British resotnfioa calMng Negro voter registration drive with Also atandlim between the forcea its defense capacity, including Bottom Round Bhould ba decide to make a try Soviet superbomb explosion be­ iheasurea for perfecting nuclear for a treaty baaadng teet bomb Delivered caie of its own .. Governor Demi were a few Boat Germah Police exploelens. A oonfttsed ptoee- LEAN CH U CK for the nomination. Of West in Cold War? soy rei^ipointa John Arcudl, eVopos). who brought the tense gan reaching Japan late Thurs­ weapons?” Khrushchev wrote. Shoulder Clods Although May- was invited to Berlin situation to a head last day, tbe. Central Meteorological “ If we had not taken these dnral wrangle foDoweiL Installed.-Seryiced “ O * " 42nd Anniversary Special Values Bridgeport, as unemployment com­ measures we would be committing With Your Old Refrigerator GROUND lb. 79c the Alaop press conference, he did pensation commlaaioner for fourth Sunday when they started de­ Observatory announced today. not attend. Instead, he delegat Washington, Oct. 27 (B—A prom-#that, manding identification from Amer It reported the Mgheet radlo- an action which could not be jus­ NIKITA ON DBAOUNB because our opponents are district, (Fairfield County). tified either by htatory or by our Moaoow, Oct. 27 (ff) .i— Fro- PORK SPARERIBS lb.49c ad public relations man John W. Inem Protestant said today that atheiets, God must 1^ on our elde, lean civilians, movhtg between the aefivity count since the Rue- BABY BliEF LIVER Tierney to represent party head Tokyo reports Japanese cities of peoples or the peoples of those mler Khiualioliev reltointed bo- PINEHURST Barbecue or cook w'lth kraut. while “ we are opposed to com­ and to overlotrit— extent to Oita and Beppu plunged Into gloom two halves of the qty. elans resumed nuclear teste I lb. 49c quarters at the conference. munism as a M th and as an The Oonummlst^^rnt tanks to Sept 1. A eimkeenun said, how­ coimtries which \vere subjected to fore file Soviet Commonlst Alsop, who was nosed out for r^’hich communism ftsalf is a judg­ aa relatives and parenta came to Party Congreoe tedi^. that tiie SIRLOIN STEAKS Ideology and as a p(^ticai system," ment upon the sins and failure of claim bodies of 81 pMaenffera killed the neighborhood t^ u ie Friedricii- ever, there is no immediate Pinehurst sausage meat is the Republican nomination for it is a “ covert IdcSatry” to assume In one coacb train buried under strasse Elast-West crossing point danger to human health. (Continued on Page Seven) Sovlto 'Dnim le not NEW YORK CUT RIB LAMB CH O PS ...... lb. 69c B4nd R. Zeller In 1958, said that the middle claae world, upon the a yeaiend deadline for different, too, prepared only that God is always on the West’s CSiriatian world.” tone of mud and rock .. Seven chU- after the United States made an from young, fresh Iowa he intends to go all the way In aide In the Oold War. dren in Malvern, Pa., become in armed thrust with military xx>iice Moscow, Oct. 27 (AT—Premier liig a peace treaty, with East W s horn* heating LOIN LAMB CHOPS ...... lb. $1.29 seeking the 1962 nomination and ■The very atheiam of com­ Germany, fiiot one date It as State pork, with just the lb. 79c The Rev. John C. Bennett, dean munism ia a judgment upon the after drinking floor de-waxer mis­ and jeeps into Ekuit Berlin for ths Khrushchev, in a letter made pub­ right amount of old style SMALL LAMB LEGS ...... lb. 59c does not feel the issue will go to of the faculty of the Union Theo­ takenly served to them aa apple third successive day. good ee another. r a primary. churches which for ao long were lic today, rejected appeals of west­ Reds to Igpo^ aur way! seasoning. , , logical Seminary. New York City, unconcerned about the victims of dder at Halloween party .. Cabin The American foray was earned ern liberals imd scientists to end He aaid he. had reached no de- made his comments in a 'speech pressure in tail section of B52 out under the protecting guns of lu CHBYWJMt OPFEga PACT Sausage Meat ...lb . 69c eislMi on hia choice of a running the industrial revolution and early nuclear testing. Bddrelt. Oot. 27 (JV-Chryder You get premium quality prepared for the 84th annual con­ bomber falls 40.000 feet over east­ Patton tanks and five su*mored He said the security of the So­ UN Appeal for Large Home Style Double bone and all other RIB PORK ROAST lb.39c mate for lieutenant governor. ference of the Catholic Association capitalism and which have usual­ personnel carriers. Immediately Oism, made a now contract peo- Mobilheet with RT-98 . . . the ly been ornaments of the status ern Washington and Mils tall- viet Union against danger of the Sausage Links . . . lb. 89c Sirloins . . . lb. 99c R e made It clear that he favors for Biternatlmial Peace. gunner. Air Force officials at Spo­ after the thrust, the American pomiStDdey to Its 60,000 we*k- most completely effective fuel 7 rib cut the renomination of S. San. quo. no matter how unjust it haa United States and West Germany oil additive in use today. And I Speaking of possible success kane report. Big Bomb Ban era foOoiring the pnttara eff Prescott S. Bush GffMnwlch. been.j' denianded that the. Soviet Union throe-year agreeraenta at Gen­ you get premium serTiee. Au­ againzt communism, the seminary In response to newsmen’s Asked if he had anr^MMd his dean said; Dr. Bennett add<^; bring Us weapons arsenal up to eral Motors and Ford. afijMItr, tomatic dcHveriee . . . a bal­ queries, Vwte House says Presi­ Casechs to Get U.S. date. United Nations, N.Y., O ct 27 CENTER PORK CHOPS ...... lb. 69c "The fact that the United States “The temptation to turn the only one ot the ear. badnip}'* anced payment plan sad meny For Trick or Treat dent Kennedy will hold news con­ Khrushchev outlined his po­ (AV-The General Assembly ia ex­ is a status quo'nation, fearful of Cold War into a holy crusade ia ferences at regular Intervals but Mg three wfaleh hoe yet eeoto to other extras designed te make Cajlers. . . radical change and Influenced by a ever with ua and in so far as we Radiation Material sition in letters to British and pected to give overwhelming ap­ an anderatoadtag with the Th|lt- Nixon Repeats withoiii set timetable .. Aii; Force proval today to an appeal to the homa heating reatly eaeg. large body of (pinion that Is still yield to it we moke, impossible the American labor leaders and scien­ ed Ante Workers, sands tha^ef- All 24 Pack Candy Dubuque’s Mississippi brand Bacon has a new says it has joompleted first flight tists, including Unus Pauling, Soviet Union to call' off a 50- 8Bc box To Serve 4 Years committed to an imcritlcai capital­ tolerance And humsuteneea which testa of Boeing B52H jet bomber Washington, Oct. 27 UF) — The fer at today's aagcttarten oto- name and a new package both more in keeping istic ideology Is one of the greatest must yet come into IntMTiational Atomic Ekiergy Commission has U.S. sdentist. They had insisted megaton bond) test The Ruaslans with combinations of GAM87 Sky- he halt Soviet testing. The letter alreisdy have indicated they will Mobilheat ■f-Vf Small McIntosh Apples with the quality of this excellent bacon . . . now obstacles to the success of the free relations tf there is to be a fut'ure bolt nuclear missile, Edwards Air given tentative approval to send­ 3 lbs. 26c called Pinehurst San Diego, Calif., Oct. 27 (F>— world in upholding Its own against for mankind.” ing radiation equipment fo r cancer was dated Oct. 24, the day after ignore it LIBEL VEKDIOT UnCBia aw . m.s Force Base Calif., report# -- Ual- the biggest Soviet nuclear blast The assembly announced it would Richard M. Nixon zaya that only commimlsm. Dr. Bennatt differed with those laa Times Herald saya that Secre­ research to Conununist Ctechoslo- Concord, NJU Out. 21 (ffWSDba Thompson’s Cider “ something like a pbyileal disabil­ yet recorded wa# let loose in the take up the 8-nation resolution gallon 69c The utterly self-defeating char­ who wpuld rule out coexiatence tary of the Navy John Gonnally vakia, a congreasional source re­ New Hampahiro 8 q)rwaB OgM LAMB PATTIES ity" would prevent him from aerv- acter of the Intraaigent forms of with communim. “Their view of win seek Democratic nomination ports. Arctic. I contalntog the appeal as soon aa today n^eld iiuaiilaiwly niilB,- Potatoes, 25 lb. bag 49e ing a full 4-year term If he Is elect­ conservative anti-communism in the Cold War,” he said, "will al­ tar Governor of Texas. ' Rep. A. Paul Kitchln, D-N. C., The letter also went to Presi­ It acts on a Security Council MO verdict agalnat Iha ManMiae “MISS IOWA BRAND” ed governor o f California. recommendation to admit Outer WE GIVE HyfC Hood Milk now gal. 74e this country is amazing to contem­ most certainly lead to hot war and Three days after brunette Mra. said yesterday this was the testi­ dent Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana, Iter Colon tender Oerii la n IM I ’^ e former Vice President, here plate.” to the nuclear oataatrophe which Joan Risch vanished myateriously mony given by AEG Chairman who had urged the end of all nu­ Mongolia and Mauritania aa the Vmit btwBlkt by Roger H. Om/f GREEN STAMPS on a speakinlg tour, waa asked by Dr. Bennett said that “ aa a will add to the vioUms ot tyranny from her blood-stained 'kitchen in Glenn T. Seaborg to the special clear testing, and to Prime U.N.'s 102nd and 103rd members. non of aSnefaeatMT. QMignMi; lib newsmen yesterday if he would ac­ Protestant” he hoped the en- score# and perhaps h u n d r^ of Lincoln, Mass., baffled detectives house conunlttaa Investigating ex­ Minister Hayato Ikeda of Japan, Faced with tbe month-end dead­ lug biialaeaa aa Ohagnoa’A cept a draft for the GOP prealden- cyclical of Ptq>e John X X m on mllllona o f pew victims.” seek tq find an explanetloa in her ports behind the Iron Curtain. whose government has strenuously line announced by Soviet Printer dMi Onator, hod aeneht tlal nomination in 1964. He re­ July 14 about wealthy nationa help­ “ We will do what we can to beckgnaiid and renew search Kitchln, chairman of the com­ protested against the Soviet teats. Khrushchev for tiiggeilng the in damMca m m kw Try It At plied; 'There will be no draft in MORIMTY 3 lbs. $1.00 ing backward nations “ will help to keep any Oommunist nation from arounff Cape Cod home .. Hu m mittee, said Seaborg also testified Khrushchev charged the. West giant bomb, the sponsora mapped lion, wueb pahllibas I 1964 for me or anyone else.” change the American mind at this imposing communism upon other poase.-erdered to shoot to kni, aur- that no other atomic material or waa threatening to go to war with out strategy to coimter delajwg oheator Cnian l ander aad Nixon Indicated that if he la point.” Dr. Beimett waa ordained nations,’’ .Dr.'Bennett nald, adding rounds densely wooded area near equipment o f any kind has been the Soviet Union If Moscow signs tactics such aa the Soviet bkx; and Hampahiro Snnday News, BROTHERS elected governor in 1982 he will ex­ a CkmgregatlonaliBt. ^ “ What hope we have for the Jaefcsonvttls, Fla., where two fugl- cleared for export to,th e So'vlet a separate peace treaty with East soma neutrals used to atoll the 'vote non emrtendOd ho fioa ~ pect to have an Important voice in In atararg that It should not be people In the Soviet Union or In ttvaa, James Dawreli WUlUama, 26, bloc. r Germany. in the political committee. ( a l erlaa. e i rtorlaa la Ml 3-5135 detafrolnlng who the 1964 Repub- aawmed ttait God le alwaya on China must ba hope for develof• and fiqUiam Bnglehazt, 86. both Kttehtn said Baoborg, who taatl- “How could tha Sovlat Union Th e committee approved the PINEHURST GROCERY, 302 MAIN ST. the iWlaafa aUe. Dr. Bsm ett aaM: Miami, are baliaved holed up aftoti eoBtlnua to act aa If nothing liad 30U II C*Mr tl. aa Faga Two). *Tt ia Mir tenptaticn to aaiuBia .(OooMMMd aa Face Twa). kUling Florida State Treiver. in a m m os Ob rage ■) happenad. to retrain from toldng (OeirtliUad ea lO n moa); i