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THURSDAY; OCTOBER 1«, 1958 Avenftt Daily Net Preaa Run The Weather For tlM .TTiA 'IM M I. ’ -V '. FAGS TtTENTT-EIGHT HanrlfPBtPr 1E»fM in 0 !|p ralb oet. nth, uaa FaruMut uf O. 0. Waathur Ou m w CgaaNty. alMurara aud. EbUBdue* The Itillan American Society The October meeting of Pa»t Junior* of the Covenant Congre- j 12,805 alHiwer* thia «e*uluf. Lose 4 040. will hold it* monthly meeting S*t- Chief* Club of Memorial Temple gational Church' will hold their I McmiMr « f A/etU^. Fair aad oooler Baturday, Mgli hi About Town urday at 7:30 p.m. ln*lead of Sun­ Pythlen Slater* will be held to­ first meeting of the new season to- j Bureau of O taolillft 80*. day, aa wa» prevlbu*Jy announced. morrow at 8 p.m. at’, the home of morrow »t ,7 p.m. Thl* groupi In­ Matu:heU^f^—A CityiB^yUlage Charm King David Lodge of Odd Fel­ Refreahmenl* will he »erved. Mr*. Elizabeth Caverly, 9 Chest­ cludes boys'and girl* in Grades 4 low* will m ftl tomorrow nt 7:30 nut St. Mr*. Caverly will he as­ through 6, At 7:45 p.m, Friday the p.m. in Odd Fellow* Hall. Plan* Dr. A. KImer Dlakan will be In­ sisted by Mrs. Sarah Tomlinson. Covenant Women's Guild will meet VOL. LXXyille NO, 15 fTWIfifirV-l-XtUR PAGR8—TWO su rriO N S ) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY,Y^B<^BER 17; 1958 (UtaaaUled Advartiatiig M Fug* <8) PRICE FIVB CBNtR will be made at thl* time for an ducted a* a member of the Amer­ with Mrs. Viola Lundquist, 472 outing at Clinton Keeney'* farm, ican College of Gastroenterology Member* of Sunset Council, De­ Griswold St. Glastonbury. Mrs. new budget beaters 695 Keeney St. Sunday. The. college la holding It* gree of Pocahontas, will meet thl* , Anna Snow and Mr*. John Eak j 23rd aiuiiml convocation at the evening for aewlng at 7 ;30 at the ' will be co-hostes. s. The American Legion Band will j .lung Hotel In New Orleans. home of Mrs. Cyrene Booth, 105 Blast Data Little Rock will hold It* annual meeting, with Spruce St. ] Mr*. Ruth HIckox, W'ay* snd j Eisenhower Lauds election of officer* for the coming 1 The Manchester Shptterbug* will I means chsirman of the Amerlcsn i year, tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the I meet Oct. 21 at 8 p.m. at Boh Mc- Chapman Court. 'Order of Legion Auxillsrv. 1* chairman of ; or how 1 lb. of pinehurst ground beef serves 4 Legion Home. Refreahment* will t?onnick'a home. 154 New Bolton A m aranth, will meet In the . the food sale which the auxiliary May Go to Classes Set be nerved following the reheai'nal. : will hold at Hale'a store Saturday American Farmer Kd. .Member* are aaKed to bring Masonic Temple' tomorrow at 7:15 ____ New member* will be welcome. ' niidc* for the four com petition aiih- p.m. Game* will he played after moining at t:3n. Mrs. Charles Ro- mauowaki. 14.3 W.iIIter St. will call ijecta people. Innd.scapei, *m- the hiiainena aesnion, and refi'>*h- for real continental flavor on a budget, don't overlook good old american Grand Jury By MAKVm L. ABROWSHTTH <'Other "first” by traveling from the For Seniors Advertisement ■ : mats, and miacellHiieous. menta will he served by Mr*. , for food Item* ready on Friday evening. hamburger, here are several ways to make (he lowly meatball not so lowly, ; O dar Rapids, Iowa, Oct. 17 airport to the com picking contest Harveal Supper spnn.sored by | Mildred Loomis and her commit- by helicopter. It was the first Anderson-Lhea Aiix. No 20tH The inen),ber* of Kdgar and He.v- lee. and you’ll find (hat they are all ways to make your family’s eyes light up Atlanta, Oct, 17 e. rummage sale in Cooper hall. serve so you can beat the budget. Slynamite blast at Atlanta’s strongest of all fighters in the Herschel Loveless and his wife. high school for senior stu­ ______i______Jewish Temple. cause of freedom .agaiRst Loveless, who Is running for re- dents only, next Monday. Cspt. R. B. Little, one of th* Communism. election, pa'd his respects and then Dr. T. J. Raney, President of left the scene to the Republicans. Swedish meatballs leaders of the concentrated police Addressing a police-estimated the Corporation, signed a leasa * robe, hinted last night that might crowd of 85,000 persons at the na­ On stepping from an army ’cop­ agreement this morning for a for­ Said Ready bland 1 can campbcll'a cream ee the most favorable move tij tional corn picking contest, Eisen­ ter at the corn plcjklng contest. mer University of Arkansai build­ of celery soup with ti aoup view of court action to free five hower said: Elsenhower was welcomed by GOP ing with 32 rooms and said It W ran water, measure out M men already held in the case. "The Communista can arous* Sen. Bourke B. Hickefilooper of would be used for the senior cup soup mixture, combine Attorneys for the five are seek­ the hatred In people's hearts. They Iowa and by the State's Repub­ CTaases. For night w ith 1 lb. pinehurst 3 in 1 pinehurst “3 in T ' blend of ing their release od grountfo they are unable to satisfy the hunger lican nominee for Governor. Wil­ High School students have been blend of ground beef, pork are being detained Ulegaily.' A in people’s Stomachs.” liam G. Murray, professor of idle here since Gov. Orval E. Fau- ami veal. 2,3 cup line dry hearing on the writs ha« been set economic* at iowa State College. bua Closed the four city secondary for today. The American farmer, the Pres­ From Rome bread crumba, 1 egg .1 slig h t­ ident said, does do that Job both Sheriff Jim Smith of Cedar schools Sept. 3. About 800 stu­ ly beaten I, 2 tbap, minced Three courses are open to po­ Raplda estimated the crowd on dents have found other schools. beef, pork lice : in the United States and abroad. the grounds at 85.000 persons. onion, 1 tbap. chopped para- The White House made public Another 3,000 have been without Washington, Oct. 17 (4*)— 1. Answer the writs anit expose instruction for seven weeks. HALE’S Self Serve and Meat Dept. ley. I t.sp salt, ahape into any evidence which may have excerpts from Eisenhower's speech' Only an hour or so before Ei.sen- Secretary of State Duiles will balla about 1” diameter, in ■hower sppke the crowd heard Sen. Raney also announced for the been gathered thus far. in advance of delivery in a corn fly to Formosa in the next large skillet, brown meat- field under a hot autumn sun. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass), re­ first time the total collections do­ JOINS IN CELEBRATING J. W. HALE'S 83rd ANNIVERSARY AND OFFERS haifla in 1 tbap. shortening, and veal Lb. . Fall to contest the writs amd garded as an aspirant for the nated to the corporation for the few days for consultations add remaining soup mixture have the five men ordered set After comparing the lot and the YOU THESE WEEKEND SPECIALS FROM OUR GROCERY AND MEAT DEPARTMENTS. free. , role of the American farmer, the Democratic presidential nomina­ private schools. He said to date with President Chiang Kai- and 1 to 2 tbap. minced dill 8. Present the case before the President sounded a campaign tion, call on Eisenhower to recon­ they totaled 861,841.25. shek. The State Department pickle: cover, cook over low thl* "pinehurst 3 In 1" I* a careful blend of just the right grand Jury, where witnesses not* .— although he had said at cile his previous speeches with his it has been estimated that It •A heal about 20 minutea, stir­ •mount* of freshly ground beef, pork and veal to make would require $15,000 weekly to in announcing this today said ring now and then. 4 serv­ would not be subject to cross- the outset of his prepared talk only that Dulles will fly to delieioualv flavored meat balls or meat loaves, usually examination by defense attorneys. that he was not going to talk pol­ (Continued nn Page Ten) operate schools for all public high DOUBLE GREEN DOUBLE GREEN ing*. priced at 89c lb. Meanwhile, FBI agents were as­ itics. school students. But a leaser sum Taipei “in . the near future.” sisting police 4n the search for the He said farmers are operating 1 would be required for the senior Informants said Dulles will STAMPS TODAY! eraon or persons who set off a today under "practice* of free-, j class only. Chamber’s Auction R a n e y’a announcement con­ fly by .special Air Force plane STAMPS TODAY! ig .bundle of dynamit* at The dom” in this administration, and I from Rome Sunday after he ir STemple before dawn Sunday. he added: firmed what had already been Officers said they were seeking "Due largely to th*b 'practices of Begins at 6 O’Clock leaked to the press: That a senior attend.s memorial services for mu.'-:hr(Him mcathnils 'at pinehurst* e a iM iv M an expert In dynamiting as a cen­ freedom, farm prices are going class school begin operation next the late Pope Piua XII. tral figure lit tha^bomblng but did up.” week. other sources had disclosed th* ff r m m lfl UUe to hare yon hi'lp /m rrlrh rn lr bleiiil 1 can I'aniphell'a I'leHin Toriight’s the night to save at leas! l.V lb. on this fall sausage special . and try not disdoee his name. Elsenhower said further. In this spend t h o s 4 auction W. C. Brashears, guperintendent plan in outline Just before the onr innii vrnory hy sc rr/'/ig of miiahroom aoup Yvith 'j out some of martha logan'a freah Ideaa for breakfaat. lunch­ DSIERK Also wanted for questioning was of the proposed private schools, official announcement. cup water, measure out heartland of the farm belt, that bucks! eon or dinner . . . more recipe* on each package of 18 small a man reported to be financing agricultural prices are generally said he had application* frbm The state department said cup aoup mixture, combine aaiisage, along with cooking directlona. anti-semittc activity in the Atlan­ The giant auction .spon­ about 22 teachers — none of the L'ulles’ talks with Chiang will be CHOICE IOWA wllh I Ih pmehiiral ground higher /Ight now than they were ta area. Ke was identified only as when ■rigid farm price supports sored by the Chamber of present Little Rock high school "In accordance with article IV beef 'j Clip flue dry bread 1.29 a "fat cat" financier In c letter teachers have applied. of the Mutual Defense Treaty be­ cruniba. 2 tbap minced were la.st in effect. The Eisenhow­ Commerce will begin at The school is expecting about RIB ROAST of BEEF 59c swifts at pinohHrst lb. found,.In' the home of one of the er 'administration, with approval tween the U.S. and Nationalist onion. 1 tbap paralev. 1 egg men now in custody. The letter 6 o’clock on Main St. in 500 seniors to enroll. China.” It said Nationalist China 6-0/,. IMig. (slightly beaten I, >i tap. u.ae thl* tender ivmnd for BWlgf of Congress, has replaced rigid front of St. James’ Raney aald the corporation ha* orooKTieiaBrookfield steak . , , came from Arlington. Tfa. supports with a flexible support had Invited the Secretary of State. sail ahape Into meatballs Four of the five men held are Church. no plans at the moment for the The pact, imder which United 27c about I'z " diameter, brown program. lower high school grades which Tkii ii CORNED BEEF wsathar! charged with suspicion of va­ Eisenhower is on a six-day During a ^heduled 4- St lies pledges to help defend For­ In 1 tbap. shortening In a grancy. They are listed as George would number about 2..500 stu­ mosa against outside attack, pro­ large skillet, add remaining coast-to-edast tour to try >to help hour period auctioneer dent*. They will remain without in­ Bright, 35, Luther King Corley, 26, the Republicans capture control of vides that foreign ministers of LEAN BRISKET i.h. 69c soup mixture; rover. rook sausage / pinehurst lean Robert ,A. Bowling, 25. and Ken­ Ray Reid will auction struction pending some facilities. both sides aill "consult together over low heat about 15 niin- Congress in the November elec­ In a speech last night, G'ov. Cookie Dept. neth Chester ^Griffin. 32. The fifth tions. pierchandise and gift cer­ from time to time" about defensy ulea; atir occasionally. 4 ground chuck ib 69o Orval E. Faubus told his televiaion problem*. j servings. man, Wallace H. Allen, 32, is He and Mrs. Eisenhower trav­ tificates worth more than audience that the corporation RIB ih 45c charged with suspicion of dynamit­ Dulles' decision to fly to ''For­ Specials eled from Washington this, loom­ 10,000. They were con- would have an Important an­ Hourly ^hittloyes walked off, the Job after contract talks failed early Friday. UAW local 206 mem- ing, .* felony which can carry the ing aboard the chief exeljfcve'* ributed by the retail nouncement this morning. ' mosa coincides with mounting be­ death sentence. ? here man pt<;ket lines around plant gate*. (AP Photofax). ' NAIISCO OREO FLA 4on OF THF, AION'nf:- FRESH IDEAS FROM S w i f t private plane. Columbine n f.. At gtore membera of the In the same speech the governor lief within the administration that CORNED SPARE RIBS ,h 4Sc SW ISS STYI.K pinehurst regular the Cedar Rapic's airport the Brat called upon the people of Arkan­ tha preaant ceaae-flre around Que- Arlington, Va,, Oct. 17 UPi -An Isdy left her husband for a coviple Chamber. sas to avoid any acts of violence muy may drift Into a prolonged pkg. 39c Prizes include ever.v*- CHOC-O-NUT porcupine meathnll.q hamburg ,b 59c Arlington printer who turn* out of boura to visit the school at in their "light to preserve our Russia^xScots truce. 7-RIB PORK ROAST I.h 49c SAUSAGE AND DUTCH APPLE antl-Jewlsh literature acknowl­ which she attended kindargEridn.. thing from a piano to rights as a sovereign state.” Top administration officials are KEEBLER'S SALTINES vJuix '4 nip (•rtin]>bHrH tomn- edged today he wrote a letter T ha'^i^sident marked.-.'up an- baskets of apples. Faubus noted the bombing of American Motors reported eager to reach some Arm IlIf .M. M ITII Nf.M l*A( K i;i) SAI K llhK A I T. 1, (.Ml. ^ 1 . 0 0 tn »o«ip with 1 Ih. pinrhuTRl which has figured In an Investiga­ schools and churches In both the Squabble bver understanding with Chiang about rug, 29c pimjnfl boef. \ cup uncouU- PANCAKES tion of the bombing of a Jewish North and South and aald Arkan­ future defense operations brtor* c»l 1 cgK ‘ JiliRlitly bo«!- lower price .. . the truce officially ends. Pan-fo' Swift’s Brook­ Temple in Atlanta. sas was waging its battle In the m NSIIINK So Nmirlhlilnc mn! Ilpiillhftil! I '4 ''cup mlncotl onion, 2 down I Oc Ib. ... The .letter mentioned a "big chiirfir and for public opinion. Survivoi^ Admlnialralion aulhoritiea have Ib.sp. !ui|tiu»(l pHisfry. 1 l.sp. field Sausage. Drain. Strike Underway CHOCOLATE NUGGETS T V S N A C K S SI \. s\vp:kt blast.” But. hlg’hukky. George He urged jHl*- people to stick SniphattcaUy ruled out any plan waM .‘dutpr'^'LpIo bulls nbout Add ■ cun chopped sliced bacon m 69e I4ncoln Rockwell, 40-year-nld Sweden Pressing with democratic processes and to to demtlitarize or neut-elize ^ e - rug. 29c 1*0 " (liniui'tor blown in 2 apple* and dash cinna­ former Navy pilot In World War avoid overt acts of any form. “Acts wick, Scotlaj^Toct. IT (4>) A moy end Matsu unless the Reds MOCK CHICKEN LOAF 79c PRUNE JUICE ti).*-p 'slioitming wiDi 1 mon and nutmeg to lean mississtppi brand. II,' says the reference was to a of violence cannot help our cause," Russian Ashing boat broke up and DeKroR. Oct. 17 (/P) American * sir.e of the big three General Mo­ similarly demilitarized military EDUCATOR CRAX .siuhII RHi'lic clovo inuni;edi pancake batter. Serve picketing deigpnsttationT-not to he said. sank in a stnrm off the Shetland Motors Yorkers st Grand Rapids, tors, Ford and Chrysler- Ameri­ poaltion* on the mainland oppo­ In a bti’gp ^sOvillct. blend In any bombing,-,^ ; " Even befoie the governor spoke Islands today. Mich., and Renusha. WIs.. walked can Motors was the only U.S. car site these twe islands. LOAF CHEESE 49c rc.Mi of enn of soup and 1 cup pancake* with sausage For N~Ban Accord there were reports that the pri­ off their Jobe today when con- maker that produced more cara In ru g . 28c qt. Iioi. 3 5 c and syrup. Rockwell salii .the letter was Soviet offleer* and Scottish sea­ President Ehaenhower and Dullea wntei-; envoi’.■ simmer ftbouL lean sliced imported vate school corporation was ready tract talkala between AMC and the the slark 1958 year than It did the both have said publicly, hot'sver. 40 ttdnut''«» Ml until rice 'is written last July to Wallace H. men tangled over what should be United Auto Wori(ers passed a 10 previous year, Allen In Atlanta. Allen 1* one of United Nations, 'Oct. 17 —A done With- three aurvtvora. thait Chiang was' wrong In concen­ tender, slirrinp now end boiled ham ib $1.19 move grew among the U.N.’s small (('nntlniied on Page Six) a.m. lEST) deadlltie without an .Strike-troubled General Motors, trating SO many of his troops— STARKIST thei]. 4 sfrvinj5a. five men held In Atlanta for ques. The Ruasiana insisted they agreement. biggest of the car makers, looked SUNMAID tlonlng about a dynamite blast nation* to prod the big three Into reportedly about 85,000—on Que- working out a common plan for shbuld not he taken to British soil. AMC workcra at Milwaukee forward to Us firat production -of that ripped through Atlanta's Jew­ The Scots who rescue(l the three rooy and the other ialands in gun SEEDLESS halting nuclear weapon taats. The stayed on the Job al the deadline. 1959 model cars In two weeks. range of the Communlat-held ish Temple last Sunday. Idea Is to get the Geneva talks Insisted they were taking no orders The Grand Rapids walkbut in­ Settlemenla of local disputes the WHITE TUNA choirn rib rna.sl bppf tendor- FBI agents interviewed Rockr 70 Prisoners from Russians and landed the sur­ mainland of Chine. n e w a t p in o b u i’s t , . , off to a good Stuart. volved 1,700 al Kelvihator IJlvi- last few day* have brought to 118,- Both have pledged not to coerce TENDER-TIPS LUNCHEON nirp cornerl benf, morrell Sweden is spearheading' the vivor*. iion^ which manufacture* refrig­ 491 the number of UAW workers RAISINS CHUNK STYLE rnk^ mlxeo from diinrnn hlneo ham.s. (ConHiiued on Page Four) move, which has received enthusi­ At least three Russians were erator* and other houaehnld a p \ mUK’t’OM ...... Ig. lull. :i.'ic . white, Rplee. devlU fond Pan-fry Swift’s Brook­ Foiled in Try hack on their Jobs in 50 plants. (ConttBoed on Png* Ten) astic support from many small known dead and Scottish roast- pliances. The 7,500 who walked out -41 full speed. GM ha* 275.000 IIIUISSI';i. SIMIOIIT.S ...... ImkI. or mtirhie fiidc^e, HAo pkg:. field Sausage. Drain. countries and was noted with In­ guardamen feared the toll would at Kenosha were on AMC* Auto worker* In 128 plants. rise to i22. The Soviet craft, was vi;u,()\v SCM'ASM ...... lb. I!)C iTg. 2 9 c 2 ('an.e 6 5 c Im ker’fi eariim el ehipN Serve hot aausage and terest by the major western pow­ To Escape Jail Assembly line. 'rive local walkouts shut down like ehoeolnte hItR . . . Zeller Charg es ers. the 8RT 44Z believed to have car­ UAW and American .Motor* ne­ GM’s auto production completely ( .MUi.A(;i'; ...... lb. asparagus spears nn ebifiken wint^s Swedish Foreign Minister O'iten ried a crew of 25. She was among gotiators remained in a marathon for b e tt^ than a week, despite a Unden ha* pointed out that there Denver, Oct. 17 (/P> .Seventy a fleet !)c p arty Nllced l>eet>i toast. Top with cheese prUoners, al least one of them a the area. , . new nalibnal settlement with the BuUetins lb. 25c 5 lbs. $1 lOO South Controls are marked aimilarities In the yesterday and lasted through last UAW. IMcINTOSH AI'I'I.F.S...... :i Iba. DINTY MOORE'S HORMEL'S orange honey sauce. three rival resolutiona to h*lt nu­ confessed murderer, made a des­ Scottish seamen manned coast night. Some observers reported an from the AP Wires perate but vain bid to escape from \ ------PINK SFKDI.KSS (IIIAI'KFHI I T ...... 1 for :i!U- clear tests authored by the United guard boats when they got the agreement was near but there waa (Cni.tinued,^n Page Ten) apleed pears All Democrats the Denver County Jail late yes­ SOS from the Soviet trawler*. Cyfrr - — States. India and Soviet Rusaia. no official word frbm the negoti­ THOMPSON S SFFDI.FSH (i^AI'FS ... lb. 2ib' BEEF STEW CHOPPED BEEF Suggest Merging Plan terday. They found three survivor* In s ating room. ■ \ 7 ~ ■ BOMB’ KILLS MAKEB apleed peaches______fro -jo y ------By THB ASSOCIATED PRES.S Unden- suggested to the 81-na- More than 100 law enforcement small llfeboal, recovered the three The AMC pact waa expected lo ^ Wlrhlto, Kan.. Oet. 17 ur>—A anleed aprleota The Southern Democrat pla.W.'d tlon political committee debating officers, armed with submachine bodies and searched for others. roughly parallel the contracts Nixon JSavsei , Benson makeshift bomb exploded in tha r disarmament that the three reso­ guns, riot shotguns, tear gas and- lobby of Wtchita’a multi-mUUoa l.g. ( nn 4 5 c 12 O/. (’.nn ica cream '/ g.i. 79o a big parfin Connecticut's political The officer of the Soviet fleet’s which the UAW arrived st al­ 4 5 c better and different campaign yesterday. lutions be molded into one propos­ football helmets, quelled the up­ mother ship, the Tomsk, talked to ready with General Motor*. Chrys­ Fighting Example dollar Muntdpal Airport today, stewed tomatoes rising In little more than two hilling Ite benrer, Polioe Chirt Jiial Heat and IServel Serve Hot or Cold . Fred R. Zeller, Republican can­ al tha-t would win unanimous U.N. the Scots by radio and demanded ler and Ford These provide 24 to didate for governor, said "the elec­ support and enhance th* chances hours. the surrivors be put aboard Soviet 30 cent* additional in hourly pay F.ugene Pond Bold the Mast vio- CARDINAL AGAOIANIAN Four guards auffereiWcuts and Salt Lake Cflty, Oct. 17 (Ab-XVice pinehurst tion of Democrats to office any­ of success at Geneva. vessel*. over the three year life of the President Richard M. Nixon itaye Hm was Forest Don McOuKon, where would in a sense be an en­ Liberia, ITugoslavia, Greece and bruises. None was bemved seri'- contract. - Tnisa, Okla. No other oasualtlea oualy Injured. The prisoner* were 'They must not be landed on Agrlriilture, Secretary Ezra 'Taft LARCE PKC. dorsement’of the baiikward, bigot­ a parade of other small nations British soil.” he messaged. The 13,000 AMC union em­ Benson sets a flghting example' were reported Immediately. Dos- 100 COUNT TETLEY PREMIER QUALITY echoed bis view. They pointed out uninjured and suffered only, from ployes at American’s plants In Mil­ .ens of windows were shattered ed Ignorance" be|j^n(i the integra­ heavy doses of tear gas. The Scottish ssaman refused, "which I know our cabinet officers tion crisis at Little Rock, Ark. that no U.N. disarmament resor Arnienian Seen waukee and Kenoaha. Wit., and will follow during this final criti­ Imt there Waa no tire. lutlon that failed to win approval The end came when the list of saying thpy were not going to put Grand Raplda, Mich., have aulhor- He told a group In Hartford that some 25 prisoner* who had holed cal three weeka of the campaign.” TEA BAGS P U M P K IN "Southern Democrats are the of all the nuclear powers has ever lr.ed strike action. But no strike Slopping In Benaon'a home state MEOORD END.VNGERED Get Your Captain Snow's gotten anywhere. Possible Pick up In a penthouse atop the Jail's (Ceattniied on Page Twenty-throe) ToAvo. Oct. 17 (85—Charles F. bosses of the Democrats In Con­ maximum security block apparent­ date has been eet. , of (Hah, Nixon said yesterday he \ 5c Off Krgiilar Price gress." A representati.-a of one of the Presumably, failure to agree by thinks 'mbre cabinet membera Banfe^ilr. reported today the en­ Queffrty Products At Hale's big western power* said inch a ly retfeated through the iiame gine of hU small orange airplane dt pinehurst t prejudice the position of either fusion. ' ■ General Motors and Chrysler were ^ has fought for hla" frtth.PicM MAINE SWEET CORN Dodd accused his Republican op­ aide when they sit down at Gen­ Vatican City, Oct. IJ (4>) If the in through the summer when they I Nixon didn’t mention any ^)ther tempt to ae^^m nonstop dlstanr* Change Inbomanltie* INew^ Tidbits record for ungle-engtim. planes. l .g. Caii.a ponent, Sen. William A. Purtell, of eva Oct. 31 u negotirte a ban on College of Cardinals were to choose The men who took refuge In the operated without dJAW contracU. j cabinet names, though he apeclft- 1 5-08. Can 3 9 c collaborating with Southern Demo­ weapon* blast, and ways t(P en­ Culled from AP Wires American Motors moved from cally exempted the Secretary of Bonfa took off'; from Tokyo at a non-|tallan aa the next pope, it almoat aqtiare brick ancHMurr 7:31 a-jn. (5:31 p-m. E!8T"rhura- SUGAK HCART lb crat* to kill progreasive legisla­ force It.' housing the jail's sir conditioning red ink to black this year on the State frpm the campaign program ALWAYS tion. Russia has Seen Insisting . that quite likely might be Gregory strength of Its undersized ram- he outlined. day) and heodeiL. tow-ard the chickens system and those who stubbornly blari. A I e u I s n (t. Hla deetinstlon, poruiAK Horc’.s How To Help Bdlance Dodd, In a television speech, re­ only a call for an Immediate, un­ Peter Cardinal Agaglanian. The held out In the cell block were a Viet president Richard NUon to iterated Ms charge that Purtell conditional to ' teats would bearded patriarch was told by meet state Republloah leaders at Although It la nowhere' near the (Conttiined on Page Ten) Miami, Fla., was T.0S2 mllee an(l FRUIT Your Food BudRet 1 Ih average «l,ufT pud ri'>*l 'em . . whole shouting, howling mass of hu­ an eattmated 52 hours away. Jolned wlth the Southerners to vote contribute to the success of the Btalin’a mother 38.years ago: "My manity. They protested what they a coffee hour before he delivers s (rut-lip or split, lb, 35c) against a ban on filibusters, the Geneva parley. son. too, •once studied for th* speech in Bushnell Park at 12:30 GOOD LUCK Ji'rpied brutal treatment frbm RED8 OH-ABOE VIOLA'nON use of offshore oil evenues for edu­ The United State* 'and Britain priesthood." guard*. p.m, Wednesday- . . . Grievjujp* cation, a federal hospital construc­ refuse to agree to permanent comlHitt(|* of FelHIeld Coanty Moscow, Oct. 17 (A5—Bnasin COCKTAIL a The 63-year-old cardinal waa . Oh* prisoner shouted through a again ba* charged U.8, plaar* CLAM CIlOW ItLK .... J ean* 49e TURKEY tion bllL a proposal to raise social ban on teats until a'greement^can born in what, is' now Soviet -Oaor- Bihall'Window'In .4 door.al the Bar launches Invcsttgatlon into., MARGARINE Lb. security benefits by *0. per cent, be reached on 'an Inspection'‘and gla. afld Is regarded as the Roman sieged unethical piacticee in con­ Lebanon Cabinet . Wins with trropaaalng oa Sot-let terri­ Itilt.N ( limVDLIl .... 3 ean* 4.4r rear of-the'cell block. tory for reconnalsanriee pur- Of plnihurst, 302 main st. and the tmprovenient of ufemploy- control syirtem to ensure sgaiijat Catholic (diurch’a .foremost export "They’re alugging us and drag nection adth accident Htigetion, po((iies, this time over the Bering CLAM .STIAV ...... t ran* 49o 2 I K. CanN 5 7 c BSJ KNOV/H BIRD IN INB u .S .A . ment compensation benafits. violation*. They have offered to money saving aluirflne food festival . . . on Russia and-Communism. ging.ua out and working ua over Detrolt'e polio case count of Btrolt and Enatern Siberia. A .MI.NCLIl ( L.AM .S...... can ?7c I’aeked In Heavy Syrup um Meanwhile, Purtell waa making Join Russia In a 1-year stoppage The patriarch of the . Armenian* one at a time.” ISM atend* at te o (srith three new Wide Confidence Vote note handed U.8. Ambneender CLA.M i n v - L 'r . s ...... ,., ran 89n 2 . 5 9 c •h u rfin a - 10 to 12 Ib. hon turkoys wiH bo .. .. R»..49c appearances In Weat Hartford and while efforts are made to ■ agree Was chosen by-Pope Pius XII - Guards discovered the hole In oases reported today . . . Nathen- xJewellya 'rhompera yneter- Wallingford. Zeller’s • opponent, on a:control ayatem. twice in •* sin^e weelr~lmat. June the cell bkMk celling leading lo tal Houser of Stamford axeaarat- doy charged on AnawienB mUI- and 15 to 18 Ib. tom tu r k e y s...... Ib. Oow.. Abraham Ribicoff, attended Beirut, Oct. 17 Of) —' Premler'frexpected to be gone by the end of fruit tdcktail , 1, 2 ,, can W h 35c for very high Vatican posta. ed by ceroaer In-death of Mar­ toiy plane twice deliberately in­ S P E C I A L LOVv ."RICE a meeting of the state grange and (ConHiioed m Page. Fourteen) He was, first named to succeed (Contiijiied e« Faga Two) garet Kouser, 80, w.'io fell from Rsshid karsmt's coalition cabinet the month, Champun then waa the vaded Soviet otr space sear also participated In the West Hart­ the late Samuel Cardinal Stritch, porch during an argument . .., won a unknlmous vijte of con­ target of a rebellion led by Karami RatanMV (Big Diomede) lalond shurfine catsup 2>ot. 39c ford observance-, of. the Hogh Web­ r¥T*T s-a • trtsa archbishop of Chicago, as Pro- Connecticut Baptiste et 185th con­ fidence In parliament today on a and others who objected to his In the Bering Strait SepL 88. ster Bicentennial. . vention in Bridgeport reelect C. promise to maintain Lebanon aa pro-Western course., , ON 2 OZ MR Of IV UUIZ Show 2 1 Congrogatlon for an "Independent sovereign Arab opon tonight end friday night till 9:00 Ih the Second CongreSslonail Dl*' _ * i /-r . 1 Propagation of Uie Faith, Then he I Pius’ Coffin Moved StaalfW Oallup of PlaliiflHd es "Ouf- government renews Us de- MECHANICS STRIKE AIRLINE 5 * O F | ? shurfine cream corn trict, the two candidaLea for thf Vlssflltl r|| Hg>AnfiAI' made'a member of the Con-. slate." ■ terminaUofi Yo preserve- Lebanon'e ■ .Woahlngtoa. Oct. IT' (85—A house of, representatives met. on To Basilica Center ( ^ Britain announcesannounces^ its Srmy of Karami's four-man cabinet — traditional policy and to defend Jts syatcm-wldp atrtke of mechanics can* "hesher by far" - ■the same- platform but didn’t de­ a compromise which ended the independence ao th’at Lebanon will halted all flights today on (hpi- or apple sauce 7 ^1*00 most important of the Vatican's 12 the Rhine in (Mrmany will be fliee-nsonth criala—was approved celery niriirther* bate. ^ New York, Oct.' 17 (/P)~The administrative bodies. Vatican CTty, Oct, 17 (F) — The mnlntalned at preeeat strength remain an Independent sovereign tel .Airliace, .fhe oatten’e flfth' regular ptlce •hiirfjne aplnach peppers Idaho baking potatoes ' Both Chester Bowlea, the Detno- NBC Television qiiix show "21” .50-0. Sixteen deputies-were absent. Arab atale,” Karami said, 'lofgeist olr carrier. The poaatbU- Born on Sept. IS. iSDfi, Cardinsl symbolic .empty coffin of Pope next year , . , A'nti:(>emitlc pam- In a brief policy statement, the raiiliflnwer white tnralpa eratic candidate, and Horace was discontinued after Igst night’s Agagianlat carried a Lebanese pnlels being distributed In Blast -The Premier called .Lebanon's ity bt a atmUor wolheut teemed e s c a p d in g peaches 3 ig r a n . ^1.00 green bean* Iceberg lettuce Piua XII waa returned ttidey to Karami called hla cabinet a gov­ national charter hla goverriment's OB Eoalern Alrilaee Capitol, coo^ N I .Seely-Brown, the Republican In­ performance, a victim of rigging passport aa patriarch of the Ar­ Ol enge, - N.J„ fall lato heads of ernment of "i^tional rescue.” He The Self-Brewing Coffee . sliced 'Of halves, cumbent. dellverei) prepared chaiges by former contestants on menians; but now I*, a citlsen of the center of St, Peter’s BesUlce police, who promlee InvesUgeUon way of action and "national uteri' celed all nigfata en the eeeond YOU again, a low, low price on pledged the government- to erase day et the strike ef Ite 2J100 speeches to a gatheririg a t Mid- sevenU TV quia program!. the Vatican^ for a requiem Mas* beginning the . . . UR. Navy ahip Lindenirtild miaunderstanalng smong citizens. la our aim.” PAY dlets'wn. i , -■-It ^ n * Joined' two other big Although his mother tongue is -last three (lays of mourning, . developa trouble la eterring gear, The charier- of thl* half-chris- mechoalce.-MMabere of the In- elmdale bortlett pears 3 ig ean.^l.OO long ieland - 10 lb*. 29c 'The citizen must feel that his tertMlionnl .Aaap. ef Machinist*. 3 9 c potatoes ~ Ask* TVeeh. Approacli money giveaway programs' In Armenian, he apeaka fluently II Tha coffin had been ' ih ' the 8( miles off Greenland, and re­ ruler is unblaeed, -that hts judge la .tian, half-moslem nation . was ONLY 3 lbs Bowlea told the'graup "America oblivloft—"Dotto” and “Th* $64,- languaghs, including 'Russian, cha^l of the choir aince the late quests sssistanoe. drawn up by leaders of Lebanese shurfino pNstrvtt . . giant {art (24 .^ -mclntoah apple* Irotn pero’a . . . atark apple* . delirknM impartial arid that hla government PASSENOER iKJC FUOHT 01 apples .. .aw eet elder. , urgently needs a f^tah approach 000 Challenge.” French, Italian and -^gUsh. PontUf of the Roman Catholic Bpiacopal "Bisbop of Rhode Is­ official is above-susplcioij,” Karami religious sects. It promised bal­ ALWAYS AMPLE FREE PARKING AT THE R€AR OF OUR STORE atrawherry m«pberry grape Jelly to world affairs that can com­ A spokesman- for Pham acfuti- Chuiivh Waa buried Monday In the land Beads glfO „ to help toitalr ance among the sects and. pledged ^ Rnnwel*. Belgium, Oet. 17 KF) As a child ih Tiflis. OuaiMLl told parliament. — Pan AasertOon World Air- 4 f c ' 49 c 35c mand the support, of .thoughtful cals, Inc., sponsors of "21,” aald Agaglanian ao impressed the grottoa beneath the BaMUca I t bomb-wreckiid , Atlanta Jewish To Follow Ohehab Ltae that Lebanon should remain an goMeb V carrots bag lOc membera of boUr political paitlea." the show's viewer rating tuud been liarottite Fathers of his parish waa. moved fro'm the chapel at one Temple. .Former^ chief of Army’s . Kkraml aald that In, b()th dontes;. Arab state bm , eftBarata .Arab. 'Waya. ■i'e-jt- ,yI He aald the filMnhower admln- falling steadily ' in th» last five 7M*aKh;-a»4 ,' _ _ ’'frriteTThe chikter implied Lebanon IroneaUantlG jet peesengwr lerv- a ,-H ‘ G r#«i for '■<>1 H—' that they Mid hla fare to Borne aid* of the huge church’to a ncMd*. BW^’fiat«iM' 'iib!u!y hl» g«v(wn- tee today with a Balttmnra vecuum can Ih. TBe — Ib. hag, Ib. 7Se •taeV'.a, 'a t Ol# rnon »ero«i''taa’*tUr ^ the oifhe- Ge0.rJt^M~K sayg 10 ment will follow the -llneLbroadly should nrit lean too far toin rd the pHrehoMt in moot' and d ^ the need for this essential bt- concluded that '' th* wlfia^raad seminary' of the Oongregation for drnl chair. years from now iniaallaa carrying laid dbwn by President Fuad Ehiat or Weat ' Brnaaele flight Utitt o v e n g ^ "The govemment’e first duty .1*. ahont S48 milM per hanr.' Thn- m pairtlaanahlp,*’ and thus has quia ahow probe was th* reason the PiWpogatlon of the Faith. Marcello Oerdinel Mlmml cele­ patqil* and iiargo.udU By baflwoan Chebah.ln his inauguration speech ctry doporfmfiftt now * *Mestray4kl the doa*-workiag rc- for the astninff tntaraat In Rome, It was found that h* brated th* MbM. Haf was aadatad ■oetan m M F aM In 20 mlniitea. Sept 23. Chehab called for friend­ to implant prinoiplaa of national Boeing TVT Jet elrtaer with tta CORR ing iuMod at frbeory , lathiDwhlfi betwam- Demoenta . Phianaaeauticalai, Inc., aald It waa much too yqang to sntar the by'lour other cardlnels- -Q rw iy , Miehljmn Btata UatvaraUji pro- ship with Arab states and with­ unity In tha haarts of clttaena. and «nw a|iM 2» guaet peneeneew at pjitehorat, free parkinf and lU(mbHcan* thait made'- poa- win rapiac* ”21" with "Ocnean- aemihary. But the bey was al- Peter Agagiaidan, Angelo Ren- faeaer tornM teanag* Orinfcinr a drawal of tJ.8. Forcaa. ' bring bach cooperatloa among budril IMM iS SOfi OJO. (2

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PAOl TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTBE, CONN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 7 ,19M MANCHEgTEy EVENING NgRALD. MANCHESTER. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17^ 1968 f l Andover- -■ 70 Prisoners Sheinwpld on Bridge Anti-Segregation Vote Killed A im e n ia n Seen Lebanon Cabinet Wins Auto Accident G illection Set Foiled in Try By Southern Episcopalians Possible Pick K m 2 G irls < iiv c A u n i W ide jGbnfidence Vote l i w Miami BeRch, Fla., Oct. 17 l/Pt—' peal for adoption of the bUhop‘9 ------I , I For UNICEF To Escape Jail TO orr A urr Sooth 4m 1w For New Pope An antl^gregatlon atatement by sti-onger resolution. make slg o^uonun for any board (OraOaaed fjrom Pag* Ooe) III Fairlield Bjr Alfred Skeiowold NwlMi^^YitewfRMa "The Supremq Court, which is mtetlM< ' .(Oonttoaed from Page One) kpiaeopal blahopa Waa ahouldered (OoAttmied fYom Page Owa) It may be v good Idoa to make mode up of northenlers and south­ ■Jh# anmua meeUng of tha .While Kar#mi got a..cenfldehc# Falrfielil, OcL 17 VPi — TWo On Halloween T T f f s Raid* laat night by rank and file erners, ha* spoken,” he said. "For the penthouse shortly after the th' opponent fight for every ¥ A » 8 dience before Pope Pius X, Who- atbckholden ot the Ellington Pur­ vote, Beirut clearly was approach­ MasaachUsetU gffla were killed Vhuri^lunen. Zi m’a sake, the church sfktenis mado the announcement Street cars began running again tree on a center strip of the Mer- showered the email structure with keep the platter handy for the' A < 2 ..A 7 4 render great servipek to th# KmerRency Fund drive. thia country. ' and said the prjmary purpose of today. The cUrfew was shortened Tltt Parkway. Toungetera taking part In the daylight brilliance and s stream of opponents to use when they hand ¥QI7< ¥KU>2 IViRY SATURDAY NISHT churtdj,” he sali^ * 9 5 4 * 0 1073 Joined by other member* of the G unm an K ills the meeting is to review the fi­ by two hours. Business waa bust­ Police identified .jth* girls killed program will obtain their UNICRK tear gas sheila was fired into the a trick right back to you. ONLY M'OR aONIMUM PER COUPLE Allowed theCwter to complete contalnera and armbands from the AAI44 AQ>58 Houaa of Deputlei, nt the church’* nancial report and to. elect nine ling as merchants fought to un­ in the crash as Ellen Holt, 19, of penthouse. West opened the six of hearta, SOUTH his educa^ioh in Rome, the young .directors for th* coming year. load accumulated Inventories of depots befo.e atartinc out to rol- and declater played low from the triennial general convention, they priestjwent back to the Caucaaus Uxbridge, and Pat Mlskiavitch, When more lesr gns was poured A K Q 10 I S 3 in Oregon That meeHhf dHU also 1m held nearly half a year. 19. of Webster. lect coins for food ami medicinal dummy. Elaat won with tha king, puahed through a aubetltute draft in J919 when It waa tom by th# Into the cell block below, the last ¥ J 5 4 **Tlny-' Quinn and His Orchestra at th« Manchester Yak’# Lodge. The Karaml government Is half The third girl, Eleanor Prew, eupplies for other children in for­ eyed tha ace-hine of hearta in reaolution.whlch omit* the btahop*’ ..Bolshevik’ revolution. He'served desperate face disappeared from ♦ A I 2 Minam, Ore., Oct. 17 (JPh-Thr^ •/" ' ' ; I ■ ... Moslem and half Christian. Karaml 18, of Whitlnsyllle, was reported eign l^nds, 1 dummy with great dlstaatej and ROUTE 5- 44A — BOLTON call for an end to’ racial lepara- for two years as pastor in TUUs, the window. All avenues of pos­ A K 7 and Foreign Minister Hussein in fair condition at St. Vincent’s Hoslesses who have offered the j then shifted to a low club. tlon. persona were shot to death^Jjt’' a where he was Introduced by hJa sible escape had vanished. Still­ Sm A Wm NotA last ^ PHONE Ml 9-B023 Owelni are Moslem. Deputy Pre­ Hospital in nearby Bridgeport. use of their homes are. Mrs Hen­ South flneated the Jack of clubs, But It doe* urge Chriatiana to dingy mountain cabin Igatnight parishoners to th# eld#rly mother Auto Smacks Pol% ry Wroblinski. Lake Rd.; Mrs Carl ness reigned. I A Pass 3 A Pass mier Pierre Geniayel and Min­ The authorities said the girls and West took the ace. West re­ 4 A All Pas* -cleanae themaelvea of all *plrit and R Uttle girl wasjfound crying of the future isoviet dictator, Barton. Lake Rd ; Mrs, Ruth One of the first prisoners who Stalin. ister of Interior Raymond Edde were travellng,onakli. llehron ver Patrolman Donald .Scick last was WllrtaVn T. Nickels, 93, whose and live years as Its rector. expensive Item early this morning as Ltbatton closed its ranks to Today’s leathL brought the toll n ie Slate Theater, Hartford, finesse was a possibility. If South low, and West had to play tha public accommodation.. Rd.; Mrs KIver IIoIslnKto?!, Roston .January. body’'was found sprawled In an In 1937 he was elected by the when a driver cthshed Into a util­ end the crisis. or the parkway to 17 for the year. will reopen Saturday and Sunday tried this finesse, East would re­ queen to force out dummy’s ace. As the convention neared. Its, HIM Rd ; Mrs. Wilhani Kelley. Tears streaming from his eyes open doorway In a kitchen, littered Armenian hierarchy as successor it y ,pole on Center St. This Include, flve other double with a stage program featuring 50 turn a diamond on taking the This set up South’s Jack of haarta. closed today, the deiputlea also apxf Wales Rd ; Mrs. Rli hard Leon, As- because of the gas, Zorens mum­ Walnut Restaurant with dirty dishes. to Avedls Peter XIV Arpisrisn, Peter J, DeCarli, 29. of Coven­ fatalltle. and equajs the highest queen. Then South would have no If West held queen-ten o f hearta. ptnwall Dr.; Mrs Wheeler Hes.a. arllsta and entertainers, headlined bled he guessed "everyone parslc- proved a pronoiinceraent Iw-^he A few feet ai^ay lay the body patriarch of Cilicia of the Armen­ try, told police he momentarily death toll on the parkway for any further play for his contract. South's first' plot would fail, but 7 WALNUT STREET — TEL Ml 9-B070 bishops opposing capital iiunlsh- lost control of his car while reach­ B^nai B’rilli Sets D’lie RidKe Dr . Mir. Diomas K. by thoae ’'Sweethearts of the Ipated" In the riot. he could take the ace of diamonda of his wife, Delores, 40, who had ians. He assumed the name Gre­ previous year. Blrminghaiii, Long Hill Rd , Mrs. Ciillar.” Mickey and sylvl- (top) After some thought. South saw n,ent and irging a wojUf wire dis­ begun divorce proceedings a few gory PSter XV. and made his bead- ing for his lighter and hit the The parkway runs about 16 Warden David Klebach esti­ a play that might guarantee the snd fineasa dummy’s jack as a laat armament agreement. Breakfast Sunday Robert Kelley, Bear .Swamp Rd ; j who gained , fame with Ihelr re­ mated 70 prisoner* jumped two resource. hours before. quarters In Beirut, center of the pole Just east of Love Lane. The miles from t cenwich to Milford. contract. At worst, he would pole was broken and DeCarll re­ Mrs. .Tames Forsn. Bunker Hill ; cording of "Ijoye Is Strange.” guards, Otis Rooney and Richard Daily QuMtloB All convention actions must he The third victim was Miss Billie more than 90,000 Annenian catho-' St. Louis Marchese, command­ Rd.; Mrs Rsiil rfsnsllehl. Benton! others festured on the bill ..'111 in­ eventually be able to fall back on voted on both by the 690-member Johnson, 29. Her body lay face lies in the Middle East. He was the ported about $190 damage to his Charter Oak Lodge of B’nal ing officer of tlie State Police bar­ Morrison, as the guards opened the C o - S t a r s the diamond fiaesse. As dealer, you hold: Spadea— A, a/ipatfs f V^\l/ood Hill; and .Mrs, William Kowalski, clude Andy Rose, popular young cell doors to lesd the prisoners to House o f Deputies and 190-man down on thq rough board floor of youngest member of the College of car. B’rith will hold a covenant break­ racks at Westport, said Uuit Miss Rt. 6 singing star of ''.lust Young” ; Marion Michael and Hardy Kni- OK-*M Up Club Trick J, R. 3; Hearts— A, R, 8; Diamonds House of Bishops, the governing the cRbin’a living' room. All were Cardinals when Pope Plus XII con­ DeCarll was charged with vio­ fast Sunday In celebration of B’nal the mess hall. The prisoners grab­ —K, J, 6; Clubs— 10, 7, 2. What Delicious Luncheoni Holt wa* the driver of the car. Refreshments will he provided at The Moonglows, singing their big ger In a romantic acene from Declarer drew two rounds of congress of the church. from Enterprise, the county seat ferred the Red Hat upon him In lating the rules of the road and B’rith’s 190th birthday. The break­ He said »he apparently fell aaleep bed Morrison's keys and dashed trumps snd led the ten qf clubs do you say? and Dinners Daily the depots for the children when new hit, "Ten Commandments of wildly down a corridor. "Uana, .lungle Goddeas," filmed Adoption of the modlfled race of this rugged mountain country February, 1946. driving a motor vehicle with de- fast will be held at the Rockville at the -fheel. they return their containers l» v e " ; Valerie Carr, offering In Eastman-color In Africa start­ from dummy. East played the Answer; Pass. With IS points In northeastern Oregon. fecUve equipment. He 1s scheduled Temple. Nesr the corridor entrance, they and 4-8-S-8 distribution It la un­ Enjoy Dinner resolution by the deputies marked Marchese said that 12 persons Joan Mortlock to 'M.r.' "Bad Olrl” and "When the Boys met Guard Cspl. .John Staugas and ing tonight at tha Mancheater queen, and South gave up this club for court Oct. 20. have lost their lives In 1-car acci­ trick, discarding a low diamond safe to make an opening bid in a sharp rebuff to the bishops. Police had dashed to the house Samuel Black, communal leader Miss Joan Mortlock will be the ! Talk About the Girls” ; The Del Guard Floyd Qalyea'n. Both were Drtve-In theater. Here Tonight Tossed but was their statement after Archie Conrad, 93, a mill Before he was taken into cus­ of Springfield, Mas... and a life­ dents on the psrkway so far thia master of cerenmniea for the Town i from his hand. standard systems, but a pa \ may Ellington Ridge Vikings, with their hits, "Whisper­ knocked down by the surging on the subject urging elimination worker, had crawled 300 yards to tody, DeCarll drove his car from long worker for B’nal B'rilh, will year. 4-H Achievement Night which will ing Bells' snd "You Cheated” ; East co'ildn’t return a club, since well lead to a bad reault. In the mass, and the prlsonera scurried Vatican that he might hurry to of racial discrimination sand sep­ a neighbor’s house for help.- the scene but later stopped, ap­ bq the speaker. “ Police have practically no con­ open at 7 p.m. tomorrow In the (lino k Gina, recording stars of dummy could ruff while South dis­ Kaplan-Sheinwold aystem you OPEN To Pick Officers parently due to the damage to his toward in exit. St. Peter’s lo attend the 10 a.m. open with 1 NT, getting the bid­ aration. Conrad, wounded in the ahoulder B'nai B'rith Is a philanthropic trol over an aOoldent of this type," n •fementary school. ' Pretty Baby” ; and Jesse Powell carded a heart. East couldn't re­ car. He told police he had whited he said. This year the work of the vari­ Grabs Gas Gun Masi tomorrow In a private capa­ ding under way without promising SUNDAYS John Paul Causey of West Point, waa taken to a hospital at La and community service organiza­ m and his big Swingin' Band. Per- turn a diamond, since that would The annual meeting of the El­ for a fiasslng motorist to report tion. There are 400.000 meifnbers ous 4-H programs will be displayed Warden Klebach, hearing the city. too much, to partner. Va.. who Introduced the revised Grande, 40 miles south of here. [ formances will be continuous with ride up to dummy's king-jack. SERVING SCRUMPTIOUS lington Ridge Country Club has the accident but had seen none. In the United States. Canada, In eight booths which will lie set late stage showg nightly at 10. disturbance as he stood n*ar the In London, flaga were at half (Copyright 1998, General Fea­ version, said It “represents a meet­ , "W e don’t know yet who did the ■ The continuous centrifugal East therefo.e had to return the DINNERS shooting," Sgt. C. J. Caaciato said been scheduled for Oct. 29 at the Cost of replacing the pole was South American and Weatern Eu­ up around the all-purpose room. Jail's front office admitting desk, staff on public-buildings as the of- deuce of hearta, hoping that his tures Corp.) ing ground on which all people can cream separator was Invented grabbed a lesr gas rifle and two early today. "W e wlH question Elk’a Lodge in Manchester. Fred­ estimated at $200. ropean Nationi. In 1878 by Dr. Gustav De I.j»val. Attendants will be present at each flcial solemn requiem Mass for the partner had the queen-jack or that . . . stand united, not divided.’’ erick W. McKone, president, an­ Krupen, 2i, of Manchester, plead­ shells He broke for the bpened pope was celebrated at West min­ The Rev. .John M. Burgess, a Conrad as soon as he comes out / booth to explain the crafta whicli ed guilty to the charge and was South would misguess. DANCING THURSDAY.FRIDAY.SATURDAY nounces. are shown. Townspeople are In­ iecuiity doorsk into the corridor ster Cathedral. Negro of T7ewton-, Centre, Mass., from the sedatives.” / .South had no doubts about the rned $48. Testimony was given snd greeted the oncoming prison­ However, one State Policeman. The meeting, which will get un­ vited to come early to look over Queen Elisabeth waa repreaented heart position. East hsd played the assailed the Virginia resolutkin as by State Policeman Tomlin that ers with tear gas fire. THE PETER GROSSI TRIO weak and compromising, T. J. Botner, talked- w ith. Conrad derway at 7:30 p.m,, will be dt- th'j diaplaya before the main part ^ the Duke of Norfolk. Britain's king of hearts at the first trick, voted principally to election of of­ Of the program begins at 7:.10. Krupen bed driven through town The prisoners retreated into the i x s o B S i n i o FBATURINO PETER GROSSI AT THE ELECTRIC ORGAN ’“ With few verbal changes, the briefly before the wo'inded ' man •••** on Rt, R at a speed of 7(1 mile* cell block. No guards were taken Earl Marshal and Premier Duke Indicating that he did not have the ficers and members of the board Another 4-Her, Miss Randra who Is one of tha country’s lead­ Rex Harrisoii-Kay Kendall ■ame document could have been was put under the heavj' seda­ per hour. hostages. queen. (East would surely win the used 100 years ago to support the tion, of governors, to the treasurer's re­ /* Gas sure lasts \ / And It's got \ Phelps, wdll lead the group singing ing Catholic laymen. first trick with the queen If he had "RELUCTANT port and to three proposed at 7:30 p.m. Mtaa Mortlock will In other traffic oases, Mrs I.iens The cell block was a shambles. institution of slavery,” he said. "Conrad said he and the two I.Abbe, 42, of Hartford, pleaded Windows, brooms and brushes king-queen.) South therefore knew DEBUTANTE" “ We need at this time of all times women were in the house when changes In the by-laws, . McKone \ In this English carl / \ real FORD "go”! / then Introduce the main speakers, that he could not gain by playing Demetrioa B 1 r I a, International gullt.v to the charge of pai.slng were haltered. Mattresses were Olitrrvalory in CaRlIn In color and CInemaSeope to speak in a clear voice.” some guy came in and shot the said. 'Vouth Exchange repreaentallve. s school hits and was Rued $1R. ripped open, snd water had flooded 1:80-6i80-R;45 The Virginia modification, how­ women.” the patrolman said. Members nominated for the of­ Ihe floor. Remnants of food served ficers’ positions are Frederick W. and Mlaa Bonnie IMndau. the new 'ITie wsrranl hsd originally been London— Haratmonceiix Castle Phis: James Mason-Rod Steiger ever, drew a rising ground swell Conrad owned the house where ...... aaalatant 4-H Club leader in Tol­ Isaiied In the name of her husband, In trsys to extremely dangerous In "CRY TERROR" 8:10-8:10 o f bupporl, both north and south. the ahootings'occurred. McKone, president; Louis F. Kel­ prisoners housed in the two lower In Stiiiex, near BexhIII, was built ly, vice president; Paul S. Willey land County. .Inieph 1,/abbe, in whose name Hie In 1440. Is surrounded by a broad SUNDAY: "’THF. HUNTERS” In the decisive vote, which came ‘ The first person called to the car was listed. However, the seel Ions of the six-lier block were Dafl.v K ennom y Lunch on a parliamentary point, It went house was Dr^ Albert Wells, -a Jr., treasurer; an(l Alfred S. Grot- Recognition will he given in the moat, and was ona of the earliest domed Beef nn Rye, Potato PROGRAMS charge against l^ahhe wss nolled • pattered on the walls and floor. through by 334 to 174. physician from nearby Elgin. heer, secretary. four local girla who participated Important medieval building* In Kalad. Economy SIs.e TAG in the State 4-H Dress Revue ' hen Mrs. I.sibhe testified thsl she The maximum security cell block F. Nelson Light of Chatham. Police said the murder weapon Nominated for the 3-year terms contains jn i of Ihe Jail's 71S pris­ Britain to be constructed of brick. Apple Pie, doffee. 19 They are Mias Mortlock. Miss wss driving Ihe csr. fltste Pollce- It now belongs lo the Royal Green­ ■V:.., said the statement "does not apparently-was a .30-.30 caliber on the board of governors are Al­ Phelps, Miss Eaileen Jlllaon and msn l..shbe wss the testifying of­ oners. Warden Klehacli continued ■ placfi any o f us. north or south, in rifle that was found propped bert Undsay and William Thorn­ s search of ventilator shafts and wich Observatory and houses Its li Miss Anna Verprauskas ficer. library. Ona wing forms the offi­ ARTHUR'S Video Everyday an .untenable position. against a living room wall, muzzle ton; for the 2xyear terms. John Trartlo Cases In Court Miss Bnriisrs R Amleison. .1.1, healing duels unlll all 101 prison­ “ It. gives both sides an opirortu- down. It waa about 10 feet from Falkowski and Harry Eich. ers had been returned to the cell cial residence of the astronomer The docket el Jiiatlce Court thts nf BslUr, wss fined $12 sfler royal. Various buildings on the All Rights Reserved— nlty to work together in a Chris­ the bodies. In the kitchen. The proposed changes in the by­ week was primarily filled with idesdlng guilty to s cliarge of block He said some prisoners did tian manner ..." Only two shell casings were laws. If accepted, would add the ! not psfllcipsle In Ihe rroltng ground house the telescopea and H. T. Dickenson A Co., Ine. traffic cases, Including two following ion closeli' The leslifv- other astrrtnomlcBl equipment, sll 'The Rev. John E. Culmer, a found. Both Were under Nickel’s president and vice president to the charges of speeding at nearly 70 Ing officer »s * .Stale Poliieman of which has been removed from Miami Negro, made a ringing ap­ body. 9-man board of go.vernors and Derwin .\iillio,n miles per hour through the renter Greenwich. D A N C I N G o f town on Rt. 6. Mias Atulerenn waa Involved In C o f f i n Gilman Langille, 22, of Willl- a colliaion at Ihe corner of fit R' S I N G IING N G mantlc, pleaded Innocent to a nrul Shndth' Mdl Rd ahniil a lo Basilica C ciilcr Q U A U T Y r/ Charge of reckless driving hut month ago in wtdeh her paaaenger was found guilty and fined ».T0 ENTERTAINMENT COMES FIRST! w-aa Injured I ((VmtlniifMl from !*»«• Onfi) YOU'LL FIND SAVINGS GALORE... IN KEITH'S State Policeman Thomas f'.nuthler j One viewing of a new M«- Richard II' I'.ai litnan. 1H^' of STATE EVERY otdmk Itorola TV will ahow yoa testified that Langille had been Lake Rd , w linae car w aa hlFilur :l-'tHnrl8 Mrlntvte, (hr latter the PRIdD WITH TNI driving between dft and 70 i ules lug Ihe piecedliiK collision, jdead- archbi.^hop of Aiij^rlen. NOW and SATURDAY I that Motorola Oaes noth- ELECTRONICS l lng bat the ftnMt in part# LPWIST-PRICID IMPORT! IN IT! CLAttI per hour through Andover nn Rl. ert guilty to s chai;:e of fn.llure.lo 'I’lilrt v-foiir \*ardinnlB tn their Tonight fionllniioii* from 8:09 Thurt.-Fri.-Sat. o. Langille pleaded guilty to not land workmanship. See for 59th ANNIVERSARY SALE 1 ohlaln Si Connecticul ope-ainr a purple t'ohra of mournInK Bttrrulei! LABORATORIES I yourself, visit STANEK'S English Ford Line engines single-unit body construc­ carrying his motor vehicle regis­ I license and waa lined $11 An I hr Mh.«4s ^yyMAT M M HUNis" I on Broad Street soon. give you up to .16 miles per tion for .extra sturdine... tration for which he was fined , Iliony alan te.aldlefl in this case Alao altcmhnff wpjp more than l o t A d r o y , WALLY FIELDS ■ ..‘■Inirilling TPriCe Reductions In Every »3. A vagiamv charge' was iilsn .SWINOPYG QUARTET ANDY ROSE 277 BROAD gallon . need only regu­ Many model, to choose a arorr of thr fniplgn anihnaaa* Department . . . To Give You Out­ In a speeding rase, I>nvld A acn lar grade. And they give from. .S ee the Engli.h Ford heard al Hie receni Seaslnn. The : dura to thr Vatican, .Srv'rral hun* ' — F'EATURINO — standing Anniversary Sale Savings charge liad hern hniiiglil agaliial dicil otliri priHona, nioatly lour- RADIO [ I E V I S I 0 N On All Home Needs! Suites! Occa­ you lively Ford perform- Line at your dealer's today. M*fl» m RnfUnil far rnni Mntnr Ca., .Uilin W. .MaidlnuaJ/1 nf Chelara. IhIh. \S(’ir 111 ttia RA.Hilirn alao. sional Pieces! Bedding! F’loor Cover­ anct, power to spare! Serv­ PrartwiFT). Mirh arwl Rful »*FYlr»d Mnaa.. hut waa nolled The nexi All hut II of the living* rardl M i R “CHARLENE’* caasasl a New Haves. Ooaa. liM (IIM*) JACKIE QLKAKOM aHOW ing!—All A t Money. Saying Prices. ice anywhere. Advanced tn tti9 (*. a. hr i<9 9«lR#t«tf 4»*l*r*. HANOI Vhassel It BtrifeN, Lean. (Ml CONBAD NAORL TRRATER aeaslon of Town f ’mii I la ached- mile now arr m fimno for the I4)1'EI,Y SONG STVI.IRT MOONGLOWS CaarSel r “ ’ “ ' — Open A, Budget Account . Liberal «:M ( S) MAN WITHOUT A OUN” . \ \ u died fnr (h;l 17 innuminK ami the (onilave hrnm- caan ael 1 a, ( ai HIORWAY PATHOL Terms Easily Arranged! niilleliii llniird ★ HAII.V LUNCHEONS QluiaacI ‘ (l»-4*> PUII MILYKRII SHOW n c Mij; ( )i 1 t,, elci t a new po|)e. hrnwmm HDfCEKv* caaaael I MORIARTY MOTHERS. I .. 301 Cantor St., Maneho$tor lU U OH A FULL COURSE DINNERS "'Tae Potato Back Kiag- An ''Arnuiid the W'ni Id 'I'nv and I'rhioi* jiioir nf Ihr pilncra of thr AN BVRNINr, WITH O ASO K N l Gift I’arIvJ' will he held by Ihe J ( lum h \$'rtr «hie tnilay A The BEST PIZZA In, ’?on n FBED ASTAIBR Complete 8 Piece Pl'A in the elenieidaiy school al N I'lir riinr-dH\' mniirninjj will end Oaeit*: Joaaa Joae* qaar- korntMTum m y t:?s It's Always New Year’s Eve At Irl a naTld Rooe sad Ow O'ldock Imiiglil. The inihlli' Is in- i.Sumlnv uhrn f S Srcirlaiy of CALL US TODAY rheitra I vlled to Hlicnd I li'e |iioKiaiii which j Stale IMiMch anil nthrr irpi raiMita• Wa «¥l tVa>nfia«i¥^r 15.11 I.IBKRACK B U N K B E D Mmi ^ . For Information About opens w'llli fi colnied slide alinw ! t)\ e.s ri( fnrrii’ n Kfivommrnia wiU S’TA.'NKO’S »;1# ( $) WHAT IN THE WORLD in E a st BANTLY OIL 0AK6RILL The h'aniily .■'Iigld Supper in 1 hr jaltrinl thr rripiirm .Nta.H.a, ★ PLU S ★ RO OAK ST„ .MANCHESTER OUTFIT! I .nil' \M . i\r. First ( ’nn,);i eKnIinniil cluin li w ill I Dullr^ iM Ml hrduli'fl ii, Hy into JAPAtJ AltlDfWf; AUI7M.1/DS he lield ffnm fi .7(1 in S n'clncK In- I ftfUiir at I no n ni I onnn i o\s, \U\~ NO COVIJl— .NO MINIMUM ^ 2 4 « H o u r W. H. ENGLAND : ' I 'I \' s - I III I I AMPLE PARKING $99.90 Value! Sturdy Maple Bunk Bed night Families allendlng aie , cnnnimrd trpoita cIm ulatrd m t tie DEL VIKINGS S a r v ic t TFL Mitchell V 4!,Vb Hsketl to bung n lint rlmh ,,r salad J l S S l P O W f U .C-’I' that may be used as sepsrats twin nUUMDEII ( ’nffer and de.sseil will he served LUMBER CO. beds . . . complete with. "IVo Mat­ KOCKVILLET7I 5-3271 OPEN ALL DAY tresses, Two Springs, Ladder and Miincliesier F v e n I n g lleriild • PREMllTM-^ORAOB Side Rail! Perfect fof the children's Andnsrr c«rres|H)ndeiil, Mrs. I'niil FUELOILS SATURDAYS room. Anniversary Sale priced at !>. I'fsnstlehl, telr|ihoiie I'ilgrIm only 2(181(1. 2 P .M . N O W ...F O R EXTRA ( »-45) 77 SUNSET STRIP A lotr moilrl (l*-4«> TV PLAYHOrSK Doors 0|ien 1 :i0 P..M. WYMAN'S “ Lovily Lady. Pity Ms” MUMS Hsrtfiird ROCKET Extra I'ralurp Tonight DINING PLEASURE "Tlir Faar" TRY ONE OF OUR ~ OIL COMPANY ll:»* ( I) FRONTIER DOCTOR $8859 OLDSMOBILE EAST DBUOIOU8 $4 MAIN ST.—TBU Ml 8-1 BOS ( *1 SCOTLAND YARD Liberal Termi "THE Mnrrlrd (la«#» THE LINEl'P' • ofil-r s yoit OKEEN s t a m p s "The .Mliiiag Cargs Ca.«” A l^lnnutrr llt-iai t'AVAl.c ADE o r 8POBTR IC . '' m o r e : BLOB" Pal MrMartary »*. Gearga From Oiitf^r l;N f t) HOUR OP STAHR Srhavalo I# raaad* heary- / for n In uolorl Hpnre*' C d s M o U a , welaht TE R R IFIC ( II BEAT THE CLOCK l.;*t ( 1) NEWS A WEATHER CEDAR WARDROBE LOT LESS. . (t*) THE BIG PAYOrr f ' W E S T E R N MIXED THE WAY YOU LIRE fl ttt4tl TODAY la OCRS ( awi JOHN DALY. NEW* SilverUne NniV Tlllll SUNDAY (IM»l PERSON TO PERRON PLUS CEDAR CHEST 820 . .. (»l ALL STAR PLATHOI 8E ACTION! G b m Ii : V iirca t P rice, kla Solid Cedar Wardrobe with au­ Open P>i., .Sal., Sun. • • :M (I M O THE VERDICT IS wile, aad Mata sad Hart, YOUTOVBR dance team tomatic electric light. Just the ■ • THE NAKED < t) RpANDSTAND AN I l.iU ( S) FKATCRF, FILM thing for storage of woolens. Between Forbes and Main Howard Duff FROM TRESK ROOTS L o o k 3-4.5 YEAR OLD Than you'd pay for UOUlAMjONIIfOnf) "Red Rarer" Matching RED CEDAR CHEST 5 9 ^ 9 ■ AND THE DEAD • 4:M P RICMARD’R EX- ( (> WEATHER. NEWS AND many ta-called 9 ^ 1 I At S:.tS . I0:JS) PREFRERR RPOBTS INCLUDED at no extra cost! ( il AMkRtl.AN HANnRTAND (t?> SPORTSLIGHTR A B O f O a r !■ •'Hot Rod Rumbit" ed. Tollaad Turnpike (It-ia) EDGE OF NIGHT 117) RIG NPWR a PLUS a (tt-M) COCNTY. FAIR (44) COMMITTEE FOE A BET. '5 A O L D S ...... $ 2 1 9 5 NOW ’Thru SUNDAY CARTOONS GAI.ORE Hiiper RR Holiday setinn. Robart Mifebum Nichols T i n t Fully equipped. If you'ra looking fur fine S m m d Rebarf W agntr •Vl.l. Manehastar ■ Inc. o v m '5 5 O L D S ...... $ 1 7 9 5 CHILDREN food spocMfias ond RR 4-door sedan. Fully "THE HUNTERS" Mo GOODYEAR equipped. Plus ".SIERRA BARON" » Ftrtiliztr Jiri.n ovr;R! rsnn r h o f 0 dtliea^itf iigt '5 4 O L D S ...... $ 1 2 5 0 * Ha.V KONfllllt i*on|i Feature Shown ’Txvlce NYLON TIRES^ Ruprr SB 4>(1nor. H. HorrlaiiB HrP¥ •old MANCHESTER found in tht avnrog« '5 4 O L D S ...... $ 1 3 4 5 ‘‘Rcluctnirl "Never •tora KOg. Plaat 298 Oroad S t De Luge RR 4-Donr, Fully Love \ Ditlvc -^n'llkeatlie feed store, shop ot equipped. Drbiitanle” Straniter” Bo lu O m N oT <'r’ H TEL. MI 3-S179 l Tech, ill# S:W-»:4A • :M ( I) rnUFVBB FILM •55 C H E V . ______$ 1 5 9 5 TONIGHT, BATIiRDAT AND SUNDAY T MOW; I P M. aiD SHOW 210 Hardtop. "Ths nr*)n Irani I'lanel Arnni" <111 U F K 'op^ffiky PINEHURST Pina "HI'IA HOOP" (anlrri < ») THK aiMST .tHUW '5 5 C H E V ...... $ 1 2 9 5 (Ml ROY ROOEr T MAIN ST; s stoimiRR—iiros hinny ( B IN G O t T E E N H O P (4t) BIN TIN TIN 302 210 Del Ray 2-dnor. 8:19 t •> MICRRt MUII8R f».C B Beautiful and Proud. t ill TRR BIG 8HOW '54 PACKARD . $795 KVKRY KVKRY ,, . . t e r MARRACRUKET W X yet more savage "Tcrrar at Ntdaigkt” II :M (4d) F R A T I'E E FOR’TY ronvertthle. Fully equipped. , tMt THK RABLY fIHUW n:U (1*iai^.lON DdLLAR MOTqi • IIEMIAHX ■ Like new. than the btack (4d> TWILIOM1.TMKATRB Rolloway Cots MONDAY FRIDAY ■ :M ( a> INIFKYa FHEATER . . . . HOEN” e HPrtUUE •53 PLYM. . . . $395 jungle she ruled! ^ (Ul LATE. MATINEE ll:M ( «) YtoW d ^^^ e ARBOR VITAE dlU t SI IT’R tOCE C^MI'NITY YEWS 4- dnnr serlan. Twn-lonr. N»GHT NIGHT ill* ( I) cEBiartK co^miKR • PIRRRK JAPONU'A '53 WILLYS $345 N«xr Monday, 8:30 p.m. ( «» NEWS A WEATHER '51 D«SOTO ... ; : $245 complete vrith comfortable cotton, (Ml NEWS mattress. Folds compactly for stor­ • h Et z i j u n i p e r ConverMbte. , A-’#*' ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ l i t t ( t-lll N^EWW WKATHF.B AND SATURDAY 9FOET8 age when, pot In use. 30'' sridt^. • AZALEA MOLLIS JMrelds S. HUROK I It: ( » R.F.D. NO, $ •53 D«SOTO .... $ 5 9 5 i pt,,rni» < ai MAMA ( a» JOHN RNAGY Powermasfer 4-doci;. m> WRAYMKE • |4H AL NEW! • 1*1 HOWLING TIME TRs Mon . ItMai NBWR a WEATHEK (t « * f TBI’ E RTORY' BOWLING T(U tH 4» DOPOLA8 EHWAEDS. OPEN MONDAY THKOUGil" Iseh hr Hi* Whs Crsafad NEWS HATURDAY FROM $ A.M. BN-^, Wo liivit¥ yo« t¥ sfo|>kiMd brows* ordiMid. W* bov* o-lorgO soloction of < 0 Moo'd Muiic EVERY NIGHT.-6 P.M. kUBMANCOtOt m i no iiu n JGRTB lt;3* ( SI Ciwro KID Rug^ and Pod *5 9 :^® ITIL 8s$$ P.M., OPEN'?BVrtir'';; lAHTY-TUnD NBm ( II TALER______...o r . . th e TRXAS ■Ml t b r o b f . SIAl MELACHRINO 1;W I I) FMTIkfllRB FILM " ...... tU NGEHiaa___ ■ DKTf glC-YIr Rgxc. ,:?<2jaZ •irlh* half. ^ tatklitrckutu S U N P A Y -^ 2 P Jd .— -^ iTekf »l TnR JRIB l'OONN_I’OO _____ V*e4 Car Hm I rugs most every color but they liiturini 4 Al 8«wim SAtwor IIMA) Y ^R * nT^pTluSU X M T liERIMY - - -- MATlRRp »:** (1*1 FUPFl,Fy T r k CLOim _ or* one o f a kind. There are three |Thi Mdachrino Strinii ■ahwHUdeliaa NoSfibMW f«l RATI'BDAVRDAV’fl RIO BROW i J a tl KErr M ( gl WALT IMNRT PRRRENT8 <«*l ROWUNO ia very Umtted ao you had better GOOD TICKET^ ALL PRICES m > r a t f r d a y h roR T hurry. t ilh I ge f ’ If i i ACKS OF Prices (InrI. tax)t Oreh, or 1st Plus . . -UkSER TAKES ALL” with Raaaaaw B*anl Bi CSeo)^ “ Faar Daws aad Ftva l;M I *1 PLARH GORDON MOTOR SALES Urea >1.1 LICARN A ------ru y Dwyer, Uaed Oar Mgr. Rale. 18.88, $8.80, $2.78. 2nd CITIZENS' HALL (I >1 RIO TRN Bair. $2.20, $1.68. For telephone ToHlta oHly ootn I I iigtkHiH, -HwiSa*, John WajHalHaalaT | 08ME . J !* * Oenter BUroet reaervaMona call Hartford l A 25 VILUGI — ROCKVIUJ lOalarl I AO R-lBIl—Open Eveotagt 8-8177. F m p m m RCGUUgS PBIOi Wa ua> 11849) R ^ R V -J M d moao. } R bea Ra*rk>^ . I 1 ) i L ^ i;j ta ■ .. MAMCUE8T1SB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CUNM., FRIDAY* OCTOBER 17.1958 PA G E F IV E P A C K POUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, OCTOBER IT, 1968 chairman of the Connecticut WINF— m v an ordinary car. Ackerman said. It for Statvr«prcs«nUtlvw in Nov. 4 BfTlO—1M6 Coroner Finds Safety Corunlaaion, was "abundantly cleiSh that Webb election. WDBo—isao Daily Radio WRAV—«i6 In hia report. Coroner Acker- did not apply his brakes gt any' CAMERAS Blast Data . Marrtsgo UcoMto . * Zeller Charges T o Perpetuate WOOO-^l«ttO mAn noted that Webb waa driv­ time. Kartoffelkuchen Iss Gooten! WR^m—840 WPOP—141S Three Factors FujHi--flAaHBuiBa Raymond Anthony Pofcoskl and Baatom Oajriigbt Thaa ing in violation of a limited li­ Webb’s stepdaughter, Mrki-- DISCOUNT PRICES June Mario MilikowAl iwth of St. ^uth Controls ...... riir II In R t 15 Death cense. hir speed was excessive PauUne M. Houser, who was A '■ bt cecn.T finowNKTONK May Go to Louis. Mo., St, Bridget's Church, A Cherished The fnllowliig pragnm ached < and 'hhzards at the scene all .con­ passenger in the same ear said ARtHUR DRUa AMactatod Ptsm Food Editor Oct. 28. / tiles are supplied o> the radio WHAY—Hound Dog tributed . to the fatality. Acker- Webb waa travelinfj about 70 Building PenuHo WTIC—Weather Watch Kvar vlait an old-time cook and All Democrats managements and ars subject to Tolland Gounti' Coroner Ber- wait'also (Rated that, he holds po m.p.h. when he Veached the curve Carroll Nelson for Oscar/Stam- Memory change without notice. ^PofciKdern sJondir^ hacd J. Ackerman has fo'jnd three otheY petson responsible . In the at the ramp, "admittedly too fast Kobbla up a plaUfuI of poUto pan- ford, erect houM on Fargirson Rd., 3 (1 4 - 8 :4 4 - Grand Jury factora tsiiich he coniidere con­ motorist’s ueath. for conditions," Ackerman noted. pir— as fast aa she could take 821.000. / (OMtlMMd troHi paga.OM) •g WOW—ManchiiUr. Herald News WHAY-Hound Dog Wabb api>aranUy mistook, as. Chooso wisely the monuinent WTIC-Monltor- tributory t o ' the deaU* of an Al­ Mrs. Housei', as well as Webb ttiHii out of the frying pan? E. WhiUkor-for pi'C. Mortlock, Mqiln lor tb« Wrsi tUiirt WDltC-Jasx Is My Beat several drivara have, the curved was thrown from the car, and waa addition to house at 318 Lydall 8L, ALantic Tritoty Organization, and that will stand forever in WFOP-Moderh f k ^ r — Criq> around the tHigtM, golden (Continued froln Png# One) lentown, Pa., motorist Sept. 21 entrance to "the exit ramp ae part injured. The .car was dcmoIi.shed. 82.250. the IVuman Doctrin*.'* silent tribute to your loved ‘ wHAY—Wetter Party at the Mile HUI exit on Rt. 15. of the main highway. The ramp -----y i:------;brawii, they're made chiefly from Paul Acetin for James D. Aceto Weex:—Record Rottew ‘ i, VraAY-Hound Dog D O N T SAY rated raw potatoes and eggs. well but tlM FB I declined to dis­ 8e«ly-Bt wn, whe Is seeking his | ones. ^ K N B ^ U K m E 840 Club WTlO-MoBllor Hamp Webb, 49, died on the is made of concrete, the yellow and Sonf, addition to industrial WTIC—R o m IflUtr jroH U -W orld i'unitht Pres^ire Idea Ancient Ipplesauce is their traditional ac­ close the outcome. buildlng^ on Adams St., 100 feet sixth term in Congress, said hia | WOR(>-Cal Kolby W P O ^ H od ern Bounds way to Rockville C ity' Hospital line that follows the shoulder of companiment. Rockwell told reporters In a se­ , W PO P-Top 40 Show ■ ' Rt. 15 also follows the cutoff: and HELLO ; north of. Hilliard SL, 81.500. record quallftea him for rc-elec- j We have our own das^nlag 4(94— ^ . WINF—Nbws after hia car turned ortor eeveral Lqn9on- Game laws of ancient.. ; You’ll And these pancakes called ries of Interviews that his letter 'The W >rnergren Congtruetkm 4:14— that a 35-foot embankment ob­ tion. ^! aervloe to buUd a noBiuneal WINF—News times as he mistakenly went scures the driver’s view until he is Gptece and Rome established the w tato cakes (kartoffelkuchen) In to Allen was written last July at Co. for Herbert .luiide, addition to JUST FOR YOU at DO extra 4 :1 4 - WINP—BandsUmd SAY it; s jinnsylvania-Oerman country. Ha called bimaeif a "real Con-' WINF—Milslo with Joo Girand 4 :1 4 - down the exit ramf at Mile Hill almost upon i.. jirinclple of j shooting preserve, the time plans were being made building at lOT Walnut St., 85,000. coat. We do all oatttag la 4(14— WHAY-Hound Dog Rd. •They probably originated In Ger­ for picketing at the White House ijecUcut-type Republican, which la ! WT1(>-Uonitor .. W’ebb's limited llcen..c permltt^ but the term Itself was probably William Zuckerman for CJentral our own shop, from tha WHAY—Plauer Party This exit has been described many where they are siiecialitles and In Atlanta against "Zionist. Conpectlciit Co-Op, erect four. 36- .the aoundeat and most progressive rough stone to the flnlahed WCCC—Record Review WDRC—World I'unlxht him lo drive only a car equipped frst used in a 1536 decree b y 'I WARDS J t the Rh'neland and Berlin. type of Republican that we have I WKNB—(Jaron's 840 Club WPOP —Modem Sounds as a death t-ap by area offlclats with a left foot emergency brake. England's Hvnry VIII closing In Communist Jews." fnot silos In of building at fliemorial . . . -AND WE WT ■ —Rue. Miiiei and a study towar . correcting it _ We don't know how potato pan- 'The letter mentioned a "fat cat" 10 Apel PI., 810,00(,. in this country.” . 1 EMPLOY THE MOST WDRC—Cal Kolby *'|7h a y -N iam Watch His left arm was amputated' at an area in 'vhal la now inetro- 'Cakes came to be aa.^ooiatee held In the Robbins room Mon­ WPOP—Eye Opener WPOP—Modern Sound* ing the pancake mixture U grat­ New Programs Set by Rec said: "We derive our idea from day al 8 p.m. Work will bo on ar­ the research department of the li­ 1 :4 5 - ll:.9S- In Area Sunday ing the potatoes. Coo'.ta differ brary since May 1957, was -made WHAV—Platter Party Wh a Y —.laza Alley Teenagers Skate Adolf Hitler. We admire him for ticles for the coming church fair. W CCC-Record Review WTIC-UN Radio Review i J our smoke sale... aimut Just how the potatoes should assistant head of the library this . • « The Recreation Department will his genius, his Ideas. . . We are not Members are asked to bring sew­ WKNB—P.M. WDRC—Mood* for Romanca The healing power of divine love be grated. Some want them flne, German Nazis and we do not )ie- summer. WTH—Kt,ss tiller ,VPOP—Modem Sound* At Y Saturday i * / sponsor a liflt shooting program ing equipment and material to WDRC—CSI Kolby will be the topic of a free public soma coarse; we like them the lleve we should exterminate Jews." Hig book is a handbook contain­ 11:4ft— for boys, and two swimming pro­ work on. Mrs. Jean Thienes will ing Information on what to expect WPOP—Eve Opener WHAY—Ja a i Aliev lecture on Christian Science to be Tomorrow, Saturday, is tlir final day lo buy latter way. 'There are differences Local Stocks be In < harge of devotions and Mrs. W"TI’—SlarllgW Serenad# grams for teenage girls and wom­ of living conditions. Job opportuni­ *'WHAY —Dateline given in West Hartford on Sunday Teenage roller skating will start of opinion, too, about whether the Rupert Upp'ing will conduct the WDRf%-Mr»oaF fhr Rmnanca potatoes should be drained (when en. ties and entertainment and cul­ WCCC—Even!n« Mutic WPOPe-Modem Sound* by, Albert Clinton Moon of C3hl- Saturday evening, and continue a The rifle instruction will he business meeting, WKNB-Open Mike cago. every Saturday throughout the real bargain. As you know we suffered they are flnely gyaled) before t)lintallons Purnished by tural activities in New York. Book W TIC- Newb WINF-Sign Off they're mixed with the other In­ given at each of the three ret res- Public Records stores in Manchester have order­ ' WDRC—Newe; Weather He will speak in King Philip winter, at the Community Y. This tion centers starting next week Coburn A 61lddlnbrook, ibc. 'The Rev. and Mrs. Ernest WPOP—News School auditorium, 100 King Philip program is conducted by the Rec­ smoke damage in our merebandise slock gredients. Warrantee Deeds ed copies. Kach class will be limited to 2!i HanN Stnrka Grainger will he the speakers at Provlns will autograph copies of Dr., at 3:30 under the auspices of reation Department - and roller We used long white potatoes Beinell B. Cloutier lo (Jerald J. the Vesper Fellowship Hour Sun­ WrNF—Newe First Church of Christ, Scientist, whan wa tested this recipe. 'Those boys between the ages of 10 nnil (’onn. K*nk and Trua! his book for those who bring • :1S— Newcomers Plan skating l.etfrom T to 9. rooms loeated in ibe Purnell building... . U. The guns will be .22 csl. witli ...... :t8 41 Troy, properly al 46 Falknor Dr. day at 8 p.m, at the Covenant Con­ them. WINF—Music for Evening Hartford. His subject will be The Recreation Department has are the smooth-skinned potatoes Elsie F. BIsi kburn to Horace J. gregational Church. In addition • :1ft— "Christian Science Reveals Divine roller Skates available for a nom­ that art in markets all summer pellet ammunition, which Is not Natuinal Bank of and Ann N. PaganI, property on WHAY —Dateline Auction Tuesday all of ibis merebandise bas been plaeed on dangerous as there Is no explosive Manchpalfr . . . . 27 81 to speaking about their worU as WTlC'-finorte Love in Action." inal fee. Those owning their own long. Vernon 8t. WDRC—Newstlme Potato Panoakeo charge. Only guns provided hy ihe HTrtforrJ Natlona missionaries, they will show col­ The YWCA sponsored Newcom­ A member of the Christian Sci­ indoor skates may use them at no Andrew A. and Clotilda A. Ouel­ ored slides. A social hour will fol­ WPOP—Dixieland charge. AH participants must be sale, separate from tbe regular slock. To­ Rec will )>e used. BhmU a Tnizt C(). 3 3 ', 3.'> ',4 lette to Allan F. and Marylyn K. •:SS— ence Board of Lectureship, Moon Ingredlentoi 1 pound pnlnloes, Members of the Muncheslei MHruhcRlpi lYiml . 58 63 low the service at which time So­ WHAY—Serenade ers Ciub will hold a white elephant is on a nationwide speaking tour. members of the Recreation De­ m teaspoons finely grated onion Turner, property at 89 Hawthorne cial Group No. 2 will be In charge W nC —Cote Oieo Club auction at its October meeting partment. morrow is llie final day. Tomorrow nimmerclHl mortgage^flnancing in WPOP—FiiUon T.ewle Jr. An .Island.” Your last chance to save! p ni. on Monday at Ihe Weal .Side f’omi. General ...... 300 310 Certificates of Appointment 1987, an Increase of fwo per cent tilft-f cups packed down. Mix with onion. Iter, on Tuesday al Ilie h'.iist .Side lllfd .Slesm Boiler 102 107 WHAY—Roaary Hfiur All newco.' iers to Manchester Beat eggs until thick and Ivory- Maurice Qsiidrt. 42 Gerard St., over the year before anci nearly FREE WTIC—Dirk Bertel are invited to attend. Refresh­ HI-FI and TV Rec, and on Wedtie.sday al the Travelers ...... 88‘4 88'j colored; beat In salt', baking pow­ political agent for David Barry, .'12 double the 19.82 figure. It also was WDRC-Amoe n Andv ments will be servea by Mrs. Rob­ Coinmunlt v V. Insli iictoi s will lie riihlle lltlllHea Scarborough Rd., and Irving D. eight times the year’s financing of Front End. Rroko and WPOP—E P . Morgan Your last chance to buy real bargains! der and''flour; fold In grated |vi- Y:Sft- ert fteauU ard her committee. Gary Kosak. Hon (tiimliolatl and Comi I.lgld A Power 21', 23's Aronson, 4 I.,evel Rd., candidates such mortgages 14 years earlier. Shock Absorbor Inspoc- WHAY—Hound Dog DEMONSTRATION tatoes and onion, llrnl cup of Bob Riisroni, Weal Side: .1 1 in WTIC—Newe oi World the oil in a 10-inch skillet (to .180 Hanford Kleitrlc U. 80', «!', Hon. WDDC—Anewer Pleaee TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. OCT. 21 and 22 Tieiiiev mid Hoiiiile Wiihiek. Kaat Maitford Gas Go. ... 12 48 Oil Analyzed in 1853 NEW WINTER WOMEN'S WINTER NEW POPUN degreoS'lf electric skillet Is usrdi. .Side, and I’aiil (leisaler and l>aw- WPOP—Modem Sounds * Drop heaping lablespoonflils of Soul her New England Work done by experts on aUf Y :4 5 - 7 »a 9:30 P.M. aoii Held/. ( 'oiiiiiiitiiily Y. WHAY—Hound Dog Hanover; N.H.—Two members mixture Into hot fnt, inking up Teleiihone ...... 30'i 41'4 conventional nank^ of cars. W TIC-Life In the Wqrld Watch For The iKenith Advertisement Tuesday Night Women wim wlali lo lose welgid WDRC—E R Murrnw of Dartmouth., pollege’s faculQ). some of ifquld at hoi tom of howl can JiCn a group known aa Wnlei ManiiliK'liirIng ConipHiiles each time. .Spread polnio sineds WPOP—Modern Soimoa made the first chemical .analysis COATS .SliitiiiaHl ira. Peraona wtio wisti lo Arrow, Hill t. Hfff - MORIARTY g tM - of, oil in 1853. They were Dr. Dtei RAINCOATS thin over each pHncukc hh himiu an ANMorliiti'ii Spring , WHAY—Hound Dog pa 1 1 li't|iii tr need not iieeeM.sailly W nC —Monitor CrtRby of the .Medical School and BARLOW'S TV they are dropped tnlo fnt fook IHLstdl Rminb ...... GOOD NEWS! know how to Hw im, and may rtv-la BROTHERS WDpe—Poh*>rt U Lpwle O. P. Hubbard, chemistry profes­ 1689 TOLLAND TURNPIKE until golden-brown on cncli siile. ter at t lie hlpii ai hool Mouday I ...... WPOP—Modern Sounds sor. I Add more oil as needed for encli eveiiiiit; ' I >iin)iM Ml HubIi . . . . 801-SIS Ueotor Street • :18- batch. Place rooked pancuken in STORM WINDOWS and DOORS Telephone Ml 8-5185 WHAY—Hound Dog - Slniiiiiiatlca will he tield fioiii Km Hmi I ...... ^\"riC—Monitor $ $ p 9 0 Slow oven or on top plate of very I' nfnu Hpiii ing . . . WDRC- Robert l.ewls 7:;in III MlKI.Mimdaya Meniheta WPOP—Modem Sounds I hot rotlsserle as they are cooketl are aakial lo use Ihe 111 imk field .SI l.MmIurH. Kimiv, (’la so potato shreds will mellow and N H MMi'hinu AT LOWEST PRICES! eiitniiiee. Television Procruins soften a hit if necessary. Serve A leeiiBge ayililii mil'/ed swim Nnrt I) H nil .1 iiilil . . piping hot with applesauce of n ming group foi girls la heing or lUl.HHfll Ml" ... KICHT WHVN VOU NKKI> THEM THE MOST On Pare Two Ragulor ta $17.99 ^ Regular ta $70 Vduts ta $14.99 fins brand of sliced apples packerl gsni/.ed Tills group will meet StHiilriy Strum . . . . TRANSFERRED? In sugar syrup. Makes about 16 every Monday eveiniig from (i in 'I>i ry St«*am...... X pan'eakes. to 'i :.'i(l atiirliiig' .'viotiday. 'Hieae ’rorrlngtoii ...... awliiiiiiera alao are rripiesled lo n.S. Kiivplo|ir. com IM'i 3 -T R A C K GENERAL Call on the one mover that offers com- Road Death (',laitn» Up use Ihe Hroiikfleld Hi. eidrance Iii- U.S, Knvrlopf. pfd. .. 11 FAMOUS MAKERS 0 PLAYTEX NYLONfZED slriii'loi will lie Mias Aliee Madden VF(*(lrt Knot ...... M Exfrudod Aluminum TV SERVICE plete attention’to-every-detail service! New York In llie flrsl six of 1 lie rei real Ion staff. 'I'hp Nhnvf* (iiioUUonii a rc not to months of 1986, 32,000 motor-ve- I’erstms who lake part In siiv of DC connlnird rm iirtiml mcrkctc. STORM and SCREEN Days e « QE A Call bids death claims were presenled the three aetivlltes must he mem Nights iIR.9 3 Pitta Parts to the nation's Insurance roni- hers of the Rec. Anal nan rompoaer Mozart waa "nSL Ml S.M32 ianles, accounting for |5,8,ooo,ooo both an arllat and prolific com­ FRANK AMODIO & SONS fn benefit payments. Tills was llic VVealHiy people miss one of life’ii poser. He wrote npersa, sym- ■iA same niinjber as a year ago, but greiitest thi'llls paying the Usi nhnniea. aonga and every other .where cost is alimys REASONABLE! the amount was 11,000,000 higher, Installment, ' TItmna Tl'ilngs. form of ninalr. f . FORMICA exclunive agent in this area for for with tho COUNTER TOPS BLIQHT IRREOULARS Finest long-distance and world­ Regular ta $8.95 Ragulor to $8.95 Regulcn’ 49e each GOLDEN "OUR SPECIALTY" wide moving service— the kind of -’''t complete service that makes mov- LISTEN ANDERSON- FAMOUS SEAMFRUF NYLON WOMEN'S 100% WOOL REO. SlY.fS VALUE GUARANTEE Installation EVANSCOs ihg a pleasure. Also, complete Call in Manchesier TO Opttnnal At * \ might F.xtra rpfll tracks—S inserts MANCHESTER. CONN. modern storage facilities. W e are MItcIlBlI 9*5650 4'oat ★ Complete insutntinn And insect Ml 9-42.ri. MI 9-4764 . . . in Hartford prutection at your service! , .TAckson 7-1462 A Ventilates to any degree FOOTBALL W Precision engineered and fullv ■ A' •guaranteed OVER STATION Full Inch Thick s ALUMINUM MONEY Itagular $2.99 $3.44 Regular to $1.25 Combinaiioh afs V-. A l (^4 FAMOUS LABEL WOMEN'S 1 JEWELED ORION WOOL WINTER - WINF ; Oheek These Features: 1230 h SHIRTS CARDIGANS SKIRTS • Sharpest, ClaarMt Plctura ‘DARN BURfON’S v i ON YOUR DIAL tfijf a Hand Wired Cbaasiz With Power NEW SUB TEEN Tmnsfomlcr ^ A 37 $ e .8 8 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT ■ r.- hr; a To|> Quality TunrJr. for Best • DEPARTMENT!’ ’/2 PRICE Reception In Fringe Areas Left avar iwnmar bih lade 4* teheol Rogularfy to $2.99 Ragulor to $14.99 Values to $9.99 UNIVERSITY OF MAINE a'Tube Sentry Sjstrm Triples Ihe REG. S49.9S VALUE axpam* Ufe of the Set L - ■' - A Hollow cross bar Erira fdl-«pM i6 Home Coming Ua.v for I'nIversMy of Connecllriit graduates. If .von can’t be there to hUma rapoirt A Khob lock • Avnllabla In Walnut, Mahogany,'' person—da the next beet thing. Tune In to tVINF end hear the play bv play deecrip- for a l your ntedi, wiiataver GIRLS* WINTER WOMEN'S ROBES and DUSTERS tion of Ihe game. A Rxtriiiled corner gussets Blond n A Full Inch thick Nw raeioA~-ar tooton — "Mad? — you bet I'm mad! - - - It's Burton's, Burton's. Burton's every Installation m your Mondly OK hem J FLAYED AT STORRS, CONN.. SATURDAY ' Optional At manager. doggone day, especially since they opened up that nevv Sub-Teen SHght F.xtrh G O A T f I HANDBAGS 1/2 PRICE 2 ;6 0 P.M. Cost You Can Own A MOTOROLA Den. ^he never has time for me any more. She says, 'Sorry Bertram vf!*SHRR»R“« !^ : ‘•:k ~.JL.Wo-^u•pen»ow-»OTDolIvt^-A^ThfloFfleoc. * C < 6 .;J ik6. (good grief what a nama for o '^ g l’l can't lahe youWr a Walk atver - . JREeaAM E.W ARM -iJP.-1:45" Full Wood Console NO JO I TOO*SMALL nU Main S^eet. Manch«stcr- school. I hav# to go to Burton's to look at their Blazers.' The day E«Z TERMS • FREE ESTIMATES MODEL 2I-K-98 IN WALNUT FOR ■■ Phone: Mitchell 3^168 3.00 TV 15 00 PLAY lY FLAY ANNOUNCER— DALE McGUIRS . BASY TERMS before it was skirts, oV something. .What — I don't cere how nice COLOR ANNOUNCER^"JOE GIRAND Rogldor $5.99 to $29.99 A loan of $100.09 eoata 830.60 M$3B.B0 Vdluat f« $2.99 CALL1I0W MN-nse iriMi promptly r«paM Ip U she looked in it, I'm still madi". SPONSORED lY: moaocutlTa monthly inatAll- Laboratories nMhtt of $10;06 ahoh. . Many Sp^hls From Our Reguhr Stock! C. E. HOUSiE A SON^ CHORCHES MOTORS Home Specialties Co. RUB BROWN «nd LHAIU.II . PRINGLE GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE JOHN LIAVin, HARTFORD 1 277 BROAD He t y I d c c YOUR J/)CAL HOME IMPROVEMENT DEAUSRS MANCHESTER

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■ii' • partiMHit. BoilDar ' luia aseprasMd ths 3-day session on Monday; Mrs. aimUar vlawa'v . art Ibargain hunters—could be sure ora, b* said, ‘^ u t nowadays anximt of money Is ehanglng »m m p i U obfMa more asrseee-Peaeoek, Tueefiny; and of seats.. V, ' tf Inflation Fear Voiced GOP Views Conflict Mrs. William Arendt, Wadntaday. they’ll usiiallir explain that they hands. coaatawfltii|te; w M an ch aatar in Middle Oass _i V Rewted lx Suburbia know that It’s not the right way the Btata.hlihway pr^ffam. Mra. Charles MlnldUecI will attend A great portion of, this busl- ICECUBES the Tbnrsday seaston of nursery, In , the writer's 'own suburban to buy a painting," he added. "And fffisa Is in art priced at $1,000 or 4. tepoWtlon to a SUU income PTA Fair Set neighborhood — an area of under I call that progress." less. It la in this area that the In Upturn of Business On Bridge Toll |ssue tax. ai^ aiMltionai needed WOME * ■" to Meet No# Absorbs $80,000 . homes — three couplet M IU E R 'S p h a r m a c y ! Huge Market avenge Americau k likely to in­ revenues should, be obtained Mrs. Bmsst PeiK>U, Mrs. A. J. hire Bitters one night a week to About 120 Cubes 38b Roberts and Mrs. Clifton Reynold* Pictures are popping up In hos- vest. It ia art at theae prices, too, g«ck*t-sr*f*»s4 through increaaad afftelanoy and For Nov. 15 attend an art appreciation course; pitals, industrial plants and bua- 399 GREEN RD. Hot Spring*. V«., Oct. 17 WV-fof •dvuiclng Manchester’s Republican candl-»Aroneon said, "back In tbs'early economy in the admlniatration of III wr fkilM Hitraftiri will b« hostesaes for the meeting Arts. G*afts four housewives spend an after­ which is bringing business to Amcaif the country’s top' “ indue* — economic Indicator*, and the index aircraft. Speed: dateai*Aa for the State UlsaasAAHouse andanst ______a. - w ___a ____ a___ m . a of the Women’s Auxniary to the Ineaa olBoea. Housewives haunt American artists, foi the experts 2I4S milts »er part of SspUinbiber I sUtsd pub- the State government and ita pro­ Th. second ^ annual - Parent- noon a Week ’visiting New York’s the auction houses.- Local art —directoj and curators of mu- trlalleta, apprehension over the of industrial production jirepared heur. CeMng: tttr Senate have coma up with con­ llcly_ I fslt UiA Uis present'ton grams. Fire Department Monday at 8 p.m. B y 4JYN 1H 1A LO W R Y art galleries and museums; one busIneW outlook has been ifeplaced by the Federal Reserve BoaYd flicting vlev/s as to how tha eon- Tseeher AliBi. fklr, major fund­ at th* firehouse. Among other AP Newsfeataras Writer shows do a brink business. Many teums—feel they are the best 126DOOft.hl|littl ratee should be raria^ end that T M r Flaafca family renovated ita living room persons buy a ftivorite picture on buys. by high optimism and even some showed a smaller September gain tver tlena. Fort- tioversial Ckmnertlcut River the time limit should be ircmoved.’’ raising aysnt of th . ysar, wiU be businm, there will be a discus- Average Americans have discov­ around an oil landscape; the prise fear that *he recovery may go too than had been expected. runntr ef piloted Bridge toll Isfue ehould be re­ In his ststsmsnt todsy, Aronson CLEAN • WAX • POLISH Sion of plana for the annual holl- the installitient plan—$5 or more He also said he favored at that said hs and his running mate, Atty. held Nov. 10 at the school. Crnn- ered Art. Typically, they are possession of a young telephone a week. far, too fast. Most of the key Industries rep­ spec* tliip*. solved. Ume making the commutation mltte. chairmen appointed by Mrs. Bulletin Board executive and his private secre­ TTiat view was expressed pri­ resented on the advisory council Attya. Paul Marta and Herman David B arry,, "are . putting the All Women of St. Maurice wrapping It up and taking it home. The combination of all these Therrtiometers Printed boka non-tranaferable. finlahlng touches” on . their own Joseph OoQley, general chauman, tary-wife Is print No. 6 of a signed forces, including a growing feel­ vately by some members of the are enjoying rising backlogs of Yulea, who ara running for the Indlcatta at leaat eight aalea evenU Church Who are Interested In doing Undoubtedly, collecting Old Mas- Matisse lithograph. Commerce Elepartnient's Business ntw orders, however, and neither House, have called for a "more Commanting on tha reat of tha platform which Aronson said YOUR KITCHEN FLOOR altar and sacristy work are in­ ing that it is smart to be arty, Kansas City— Paper thermom­ INTEKIUR and BXTEjaOK platform, Aronaon-aald ha gathera would be iaeued early nagt week. In addition to the luncheon plans. te n and works o2 important con­ The experts have theories why has made it Impossible to esti­ eters printed on post cards have Advisory Council, made up of the government nor' industry spokes­ equitable" toll arrangement that Marie and Tulee "do not ap­ Mra. Edward J. Thoms will be vited to attend a meeting Tuesday I ALL COLORS . heads of nearly 100 of the courttry’s men here foresaw any early level­ through the Issuance of uniform, He said it would Include planks any sis*. M y klMl * sefistoetiM tweiwiM di 8:30 p.m. at the church. temporaries ia more than ever the America has become a little art- mate the site of toda>’’s art mar­ been deyeloped to tell whether prove of and ara not willing to nm on court reform, education, work­ In charge of white elephante; Mrs. preoccupation of the very rich. mad and. of courea, they don’t al­ bigge.vt corporations. The council ing-off of the rise In business day to a banker and he reported­ non-transferable ticket books for on the Republican UU pUtfonn. Conley, needlework; Mrs. Donald Mrs. William Wamock and Mrs. ket. The big auction houses of goods have been exposed to exces­ I opened Its fall meeting here with activity. 8 men’s and vnemployment compen­ Joseph D'ltaUa wiU be hostesses But for the lin t time In the na­ ways agree. One logical explana­ New York, Paris and London do Gallon ly Intended to lease It to the cor­ an Indefinite pe-lod of time. They do not even allude to it ex­ sation, bus aarvica, and finances. r * 9ukiriy $2.00 Tedford, jjdaatlcsi Mrs. James Ro- tion is that never before have sive temperatures In shipment. I $2.45 ■■ I Secretary of Commer(}e Weeks. The Business Advisory Council poration. A plaintiff listed as Mrs. Howevei, this would leave tolls cept by including oppoaltion to an ser, planU; Mrs. BMward Steele, for the evening meeting of St. tion’s history men and women In an annual buslriest of more than After a buyer receives his ship­ meets In closed session several And, he added, "We do endorse with coupiM M ow —• M iy Oeorm’s Guild at the Community Americans had ao much leisure In SO million dollars. Add to ihls the Those interviewed agreed almost R. G. Taylor of Uttle Rock chal­ on all five bridges. Atty. John Income tax, to which everyona ia and heartily approve of the SUte 5 0 Christmas decorations; Mrs. Frank mon modest circunutances have which to pursue non-commercial ment he sends the card back to unanimously that full recovery is limes a year with the secretary of lenged the university's right to Rcttncr, Republican candidate fnr opposed." No extra costs, no obligation, noth- . UUn, candy; Mrs. John Swanson Hall Wednesday at 8 o’clock. become Interested 'in oils, water- total bustnesi' of literally ; thou- the ahipper. The color of the commerce. At It* May and October Democratic platform and want to The Congregational Church will Interests. sanda of amall and large gallerias normally pearl-gray etrips Indi­ in sight, but they expressed fear sell the property. She said the sale the State Senate from the Fourth PMtfcnn help Governor Rlbicoff carry It ing to aign, floor done as often as Sr., baked gooda and Mrs. Stanley colon, prints and aculpture. Another undisputed reason Is that it will bring r revival of meetings It present its appraisal of did not follow proper procedure. District, has proposed the elim­ Nichols Jr., Jewelry, present Its variety - show, "Salty (200 In 'New York alone) and cates the degree of heat the mer­ I GARDEN SALES I the business outlook. It has been The full platform includoa; ■' out". you wish. Symphonies," tonight and tomor­ A Growing Interest good times. Americans have more direct dealings between painter 1 ^ 1 3 Oakland 8L—Ml 9i-9406j strong Inflationarv pressures. ination of tolls on all the bridges 1. Mora equitable toUa on the "SpaghetU Is Served" will be- In ..increasing numben, they are chandise was exposed to while In Said one influential BAC mem­ performing advisory services to except the Charter Oak. row at 8:15 at the Community mpney to spend and have been de­ and client, and It is evident a huge transit. ’ ' v secretaries of commerce since its Teasels Defy Copying Connecticut River btidgea through •0 m the luncheon feature at noon and . Hall. Proceeds will go to the Edu- buying original work* to place veloping a taste for life’s lux­ ber: "I Mope we don’t move direct­ And both proposals differ from the Issuance of uniform, non-trena- m m p.m. Thla event will be under the over their 'fireplacea, to deconte uries. ly Jnto another big boom. The creation In the mld-1930s. that of Stale Comptroller Fred catlonal Btiilding Fund. Tickets Toronto Man has been unable ferable commuter ticket booka. Gaudet Registers This coupM worth direction of Mrs. Albert Heming­ will bf avaUable at the door. their own walla, for their own en­ "And never forget communica­ Stock Market already has gone Zeller, GOP gii jernatoria’ hope­ way. 'neketa, available In three joyment wild." to duplicate mechanically the job 3. An investigation of the Stata tions,” cautioned one owner of a ful, who would remove loll* from Highway Department condemna­ As Politied Agent toward riio pricf of price brackets—adults, older chil­ Advertisement— Tha interest has been growing small gallery. "The women's mag- Weeks and other high govern­ done by ttat|els, barrel-shaped one bridge but leave them on the dren and young children, are now ment officials were understood to tion practice* to determine the When Buying or Selling Bolton since the early war yean. In aslnes have been preaching orig­ Little Rock vegetable burs^ in bringing up the other four. cause of the apparent lack of dili­ eno fleer peiishing. avaUable from Mrs. Kenneth Per- Property call Lawrence F. Flano, 1940, about one million people inal art.” have brought to the weekend con­ I.Ato, Hay* Aronson Maurice Gaudet, 43 Gerard St., rett; Mrs. James Klar; Mrs. Ed­ ference—from which rciiortcrs arc nap on the huge felt blankets gence In pursuing condemnation has been named political agent for Broker. Phone MI 9-5910. viaited the Metropolitan Museum Still another expert glvaa in­ used in making newsprint. The Marie’s and Kuie* o-ldge toll proceeding*. They feel the depart­ mund J. Peresluha: Mrs. Albert of Art and Its Cloisten. ^ 1960 terior decorators credit. 'There barred-optimistic new appraisals proposal, contained In S ' 4-polnt Attys. Irving Aronson and David Hemingwi^ and, Mrs. Harry WU- of the ecopomlc outlook. teasels, grown, commercially In ment often permits land It needs Manchester Evening Herald the attendance figure was up to ia no disputing that they have Classes Set platform issued yesterday, was to be purchased and developed by Barry, Democratic candidates for Uama. > Some of the Washington ex­ France, England, and Oregon, are Koyal Bolton correspondent, Doris M. two million. Next year, it will done a lot to bring art Into aver­ mounted by the hundreds in a ma­ made "a little late,’’ according to private owners before moving to the House of Repreeentatlves in CALL CHapei 9-e296 Indnstriss, Inc. School Board Eleoto D’ltalia telephone MItchMI 3-5548. probably reach three mlllton. age homes," he said, "They’ve SATURDAY perts. It was learned, believe the chine that revolves- them ot er the Ally. Irving Aronson, one of their condemn it. This alleged lack of the Nov. 4 election. The Board of BduoaUon w«l In the last 16 yean, some 300 v’riUen about art and they've country will achieve a record pro­ surface of the felt ao their tiny two Democratic opponeMs in the promptness on the part of the de­ An Instrument certifying the ap­ hold ita annual organisaUonal new museums have opened all duction rate in the neighborhood For Seniors preached art. Of course, I think hooks raise Ih* nap to tha desired Nov, 4 election. partment, they Say, increases the pointment was filed in th* town meeting Monday With the first over the country. most of then, have a tendency to of 450 billion dollars annually in degree. In a statement Issued today, coat of land acquisition by the de- clerk'a--office this nnomlng. Item op the agenda election of of­ WWI Vets Meet this final quarter of the year (Continued from Page One) Recentlj’ $9,600 worth of paint­ suggest a- picture to fit Into some Advertise in The Herald— It Pays ficer!. ings, ori^nal prints and antique room they’ve designed. But it has They also foresee for this month Mias Viola Larson, elementary At VFW Sunday another substantial drop in un­ to open an Institution fnr a limited fum itun was sold during a two- all helpt'd." supervisor, Is schedulsd to present day PTA benefit sale In a subur­ Women still come Into the gal­ employment, comparable to i the number nf Bittle Rock’s Idled high Information conceriitng the teach­ decline of nearly 600.000 In Sep­ Manchester Barracks, Veterans ban elementary school. The ob- lery and aal* for a painting of a tember. school students. ing of foreign languages In the Of World War I, of the USA, will jeta d'art were taken on a consign­ certain aize and In certain col- If this estimate is correct, job­ A plan was ready to start reg­ elementary achool. This proposal hold Us monthly meeting on Sun­ ment basis—an Increasingly pop­ lessness would be reduced to about istration Monday for seniors only Is being studied by the BoarS this day at 3 p.m. at the VFW Home. ular fund-raising^ device. Celebrating the opening of our 8*4 million, a considerable Im­ because of a teacher shortage. The year In response to the urging of A potiuck win follow the feet- One of the city’s famed auc­ lower grade* niu*t wait until the Board-mem^r Lucent Krzeslckl. ing and all ladies are requested tion houses had a amall but choice provement from the average of Another report, this one on the Weed Fiber Hewers about 5 million which prevailed in learher problem Is solved, the In­ to bring a covered dish. collection of Impresalonlst and Make Your Own Ooraagee the first nine months of 10,58. It formant said. annual town meeting and Its re­ The Barracks will hold a recep- post-impressionist painters to go new family clothing center! sults, will be made by Board (Chair­ Uon on Oct. 23} at 9 p.m. in honor on the block last month. So many , Instruction Booklets still would be about a million high­ None of the teachers obtained man Howard P. Jensen. er than a year ago. for the *rhool I* * present I.ltlle of Senators William A. Purtell and people turned up for an advance The forecast production rale of Rock High Brhool Instructor. Authorixatlon of a Boa^ mem­ Presoott Bush, and Congressmen look that the auctioneers issued HOBBY SHOPPE 450 billion dollars compares with Teaeliers are under Injunction ber to sign checks In case the Antoni N. Sadlak and Edwin H. admission tickets for the sale so 408 CENTER ST _M l 9-1333 the recession low of $425,000,000,- secretary is unavailabla will also May, to say “thank you” for the Important buyers—as opposed to from the Eighth U.S. Circuit Court be considered. Other Items listed 000 in the first quarter of the of appeals and have been advlaeil fine work they did in behalf of lo-n year. on. the published agenda are rou­ the veterans In securing their by their attorneys not to parti­ tine. This would mean that the econ­ cipate In private school unless they Congressional (3iapter last July. omy had gained back. In nine Rummage Sale Slated The charter giving this organiza­ to Itself In Madrid’s Prado Muse­ Hurry, these are ready to resign their present The Woman’s Society for Chris­ months, all the ground lost since jobs. tion national recognition . was um, but visitors always look the the summer of 1057 when the pro­ tian Service of United Methodist signed by the president on July 19. other way. The huge canvas de­ The leiuhcrs are being paid Church ha* scheduled a rummage MUNSON'S duction rate was slightly over even though the four Little Rock The public is invited to attend picts the artist painting Philip IV 44S14 billion dnllara a year. How­ sale at the church on Nov. 1 at 9 the reception, especially veterans. and his family. Since the artist ever, some of the rise la attribut­ High schor)ls have been (■lt)sed for a.m. Mra. Robert L. Richardson is used a mirror to achieve his .ef­ able to price inflation. seven weeks. The governor closed general chairman. fect. the museum has placed! a The official estimate of the gross the schools on the eve of the new Articles for the sale may be left Mirror Helps Painting mirror opposite the painting. Vis­ national..product-- the dollar value school year to avoid court-ordered at the church at any time. Those itors find that when they look of all goods and services produced Integration who wish them picked up are Madrid—A famous Velasquez into the mirror the picture seema —for the July-Beptemher quarter One possible lillch ap|)eaieil In asked to telephone Mrs. Richard­ painting, Las Menlnas, has a wall to gain in light and depth. of this year Is scheduled foj Is­ the private school corporntlon's son. suance next week. plan a suit was filed yesterday ;• 8 The WSCS has set Dec. IS as the TOMORROW IS "SWECTBST DAY" . . . It is expected to show a rale challenging the aale nf an old uni­ date of its annual Christmas sale of about 440 billion dollars. It may versity nf Arkansas building, In and turkey dinner. "SWEETEST DAY," tbe third Saturday In October, was be a little leas, government sources Little Rock, that the corporation Hostesses for the regular meet­ started way b x ^ aoaae thirty odd years ago when a Cleve­ said privately, because September was cnnaldering as Us site on the Parkway ing of the organization on Tuesday lander decided that one day a year should be set aside fnr will include Mrs. Herald Lee. Mr*. BANK retail sales dipped slightly instead The building was sold Wednes- u PLANTLAND ^ making immeone happy with a small gift, a sweet token of Kenneth Fairweather and Mrs. W. A. Perrett. affection. And whnt could he more fitting Hum n Im>x nf freshly ’Teacher Aides mnde rnndy from MUN.SON’S CANDY KITCHEN. Freshly Dug Trees! Parents who will assist at the 5- day session of the Cooperative SATURDAYS ^ And since “Make Someone Happy" Is the theme of "Sweetest SCHWEDLER MAPLE NORWAY MAPLE Kindergarten and Nursery next MEM RCA F D I C Usy,” you’ll he celebrating this occasion to perfection. m a y Bright purplish - crimson Round, compact top. Makes week Include Mrs. George Meixell leaves Excellent ehade tree. on Monday; Mrs. Alexis Pepin, a t Mat'voUeAie^ Qa. excellent lawn-shade tree. Tuesday: Mrs. Stephen - Phim-’- MUNSON’S GANDY KITGHEN 3 a MIN. FREE Orowe* to 40 ft. Grows to 40 ft. 893 MAIN SIkfctr and 15 NOUTM MAIN STRltT • MANCIrfi’ t* CONN more, Wednesday and Mrs. Daniel ANDOVER ROAD— ROUTE 6—BOLTON 8- 10’ Post, Thursday. The school will never be Flower trig Stiru^ bo closed on Friday for teachers’ a A. m. to 12 NOON 7,50 7.50 convention day. Mrs, Wilton Thorp will assist at Installation! MOUNTAIN SUGAR These plants ere fuUy guaranteed! 3*4 ft. FURD-CIIEVKOLET p riced 1B4B to 1958 ASH |f SU G AR MAPLE White flowers In i M APLE Wonderful foliag. SNOWBALL VIBURNIUM - RED TWIB DOBWOOD; \ o o < spring. Orsnge In the fall. Orowe THE BEST berries In fall. to 50 ft. BWEET MOCK ORANGE - BEAUTY BUBH $0.88 5.50 6 - 8 ’ LARSEN'S so low 4.95 SPECIAL 7.50 6- 8’ 8- 10’ D. K. AMEMCAN ARBOR VITAE MEAT a g a in ! Free Installation INSTALLED ELEY e v e r g r e e n I CARMINE HOPA S P EC IA L I IN T O W N Other mske* shghtl.v higher. CRAB CRAB 2 6 . 0 0 * * ' c ,ir. Pink bloom In CRAB Come In and meet our new r«rmln« floweri !n Purple-red flower White Sprues - meat curter—Barry Bentley. Miv, Orowi to in May. Grows to lft-20 ft. May. FIBER 16-20 ft. BLUEBERRY BUSHES 98c PEPIN’S UROGERt SEHT COUERS will start Bearing 2.75 Next Year Route 44-A, Bolton 2.50 2.75 For 1 7 5 6- 8' 4-6’ 8-8' 2 $ 1 0 9 5 fA'm 2 For 2 *7 5 Up KOREAN AZALEA SAVIN JUNIPER OklAT NiW run Oil Ends. Saturday -- Get Your Share Of These Values INSTALLED Apple Trees From I 12-15” B&B ^ 15-18’’ BAB DivnormiNTt MARK 5 LAMBERT RED RED Y E LLO W DELICIOUS DELICIOUS SWEEPER l-*rge juicy red M eIN TO S H Yellow apple with apples. Heavy fall yielder, UPRIGHT YEWS BITTER SWEET BUSH fine flavor. W From I ^ 0 It-lS" B*B Osmiy *«aap* ep leave*. M fs, id a bab Featured Value TRWltWsrORES . 2 7 5 I'i-* ’ 681 MAIN STIIKKT — Ml .1.6771 1.50 1.50 1.50 ¥ 6-8’ - ’ 6 8 see*. Bn* *Weery end end* B -k A timely “bargain" . S ^ Just Arrived e*eHlleafebier...siMnad stelF lit $prlng-steel tines j I Of course they re worth TOWN ADVERTISEMENT Dwarf Fruit Trees TMF.HE SHOULD RRAR SECOND YEAR AFTER FLAN’nN O JAN is ORAAFF LILY BULBS! taestsf dilitdewa la dw seoM dollars more—that a why DWARf DWARF DWARE - Pink PerfecUon—-Ooliirn C h a llc 2 won’t tear up Jh J WO d* 4 baissf wwb Is I hew- they’re so fabulous at the Fleets Hybrids—gCneluuitmeni RED' RED YBIOW Knocked Down C O Y 9C DELICIPUS MeINTOSH DELICIOUS »' $ 2 9 .9 5 (In B ex) ▼ 2 7 Robert Hall price! Good* '■™’ 2 , „ 9 8 e i yieurlawn ■ RUBBISH 'booking go>everywhere style -MANY OTHER UNVSCAt, VARIETIES 2:95 2.95 2.95 with Puritan collar, push 5-6* 5-6' - 5-6’ msm^m irjvr. Vs.: f e r m a W ire up sleevet... drop yoke COLLECTION Ineinerater Dutch Bulbt in back, inverted pleat 1 rucks and men in the empin.v of the 'Town of Man­ GALtFORNIA PRIYEt MULTIFIORA ROSE Jacks chester will collect rubbish on the KAST side of Totvn While 'Ihey l4ut! Charcoal-tone ziheline on Monda.v. October 20, 19.')8. For Hedges DARWIN 1.95 . ( reused and reprocessed ^ou are, therefore, requested to place .vour barrels or 12 K r 2.40 ^ ’ For TULIPS other nialerials on the lawns in front of houses, near the 50 2.75 Helps Im p yeur SOOTT wool blmded with lush sidewalks, but not on the sidewalks. 25 roe 1.15 burner clean as it laaa Mixed Selection mohairwith wool All receptacles' or mRteriaLs should be placed on' the hoots your home I SFHEADERS BlaaAar lawn the night before as trucks and men will start in Dried Material Hardy Mums RT -98 is the most completely interlining for extra warmth! de.signaled areas at 7:00 A.M. M.gnnll. Branchee—Mlstatur. Ro«ea Yellow, Pink. Rrons. effective fuel oil additive in use EiicaI.rptu*—Chine*. I.«ntem Lavende,r> Red, Whit. ANEMONES STOP NEXT SUM M n’S CRAB GRASS THIS CHROME )Ro»e of Indla^Afrlcan Tulip* today. - This hdps your oil 'Misses' sizes. burner'deliver more clean, de­ AND. MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 195B . Wheal-^^tattalls—Star Plntvera .WINTER WITH SCOTTS "HALTS" COPPER Drift wood—Chollawnod I 2 1.5 0 2 5 ro, 3 9c pendable heat- You get pre­ mium x ^ c e , too. Ail dseigned FINISH COLLECTION SCHEDULE AS FOLLOWS: to make home heatint easy. $ 2 8 .9 5 OXALIS — WE DELIVER ~ AREA BOUNDED Plentiond • where oN gardening heeds are satisfied Caff far U |f OUM CONYINIINT LAY^AWAY PIAH . . . NO IXTIM CNAJIOIf North by Seuth Windser end Vernen Tewn Lines 1 2 r ^ 9 8 c KN AMBLED a s d V iiw ii’TB ACbbillwat ^ th by Giestenbury Town Line 1215 ^ BtdkfoUM $ 2 6 :9 5 West by South Mein, Mein, Union end Slater Sts. TOLLAND TFKI. PARROT MORIUTY for ytmn and yre« NOTE: RUBBISH WILL BE COLLECTED ON ALL MANCHESTER TULIPS HIGHWAYS WITHIN THE ABOVE D t i r sale priaa $11.15 <• t h , I' , I I. ^ MffeZSOi 1 2 r . s 1 ; 0 5 BROTHERS SCRIBED BOUNDARIES. GRUB PROOF YOUR F. O. N ., 6007 B ,, b IOHARO MARTIN. ir ttfapriaallUS a O IL W IT H Owwra] Maaager. scorn "HALTS" SOUTH WIHDSOR BERLIN lAinalm ivH artfahlLhw

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P/^GE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, JIANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 17,1968 P A G E N IN R

alP practical pun>0M*. unthlnk* might soil their hands. Ha was wil­ ^anrlfeatBr able.". ling to take this risk, but not to Regional Plan Horsemanship Can Be Fun Such a program doean't aolve hava It compounded by their own Woman Physicist Taps iEDpimiQ if Braid Here in There NOTONE the ptpblem of Chineie repreaenta- pretense of s superior, vjytue. It Now Assured Bvinrude puuutiuiuu itv im tion in the Uirlted Nations, and would appear that he made his b y If Animal Is Well Treated OUTBOARO MOTORB HJiiRAUO PRlNTWa u a INC Mr. Dulles, no doubt, would ch al­ point, forcefully and effectively.. Unlimited Sun Power M BIsaell Street Fwmatlon of a proposed capital Hancheetei Conn lenge the Times to try and sell By VIVIAN BROWN ^ shows, and gsl a apocial UtrlU out SALES aad . WALTER E. TEDFOKD regional planning authority for the Iter the program either to the Commu- AP Newsfeatore W'rii of performing with your viwy Own CXIUNTY EDITUa area is assured now that the re­ Dr. Margaret Arat liaj more SERVICE Pubtislipr* than a paaatng. . interest Jn ebn- A horaa la & real Joy, as many Bleed, as you wear soma eluuw^ni EuufJded October i iMl nista or Chlang. But at least it A Thuiighi for Toda; quired number of towna have indi­ clothea—velvet cap, riding Jodh- makes sense as far aa It goes;' and beama. ' - g teenager knows, but if you take Published . l!;v«ry li;venini iLicept Bpoaenred by the Mancheatar cated they«wUI participate. They zjrtjijy brighten the day pura and chic Jacket . ana tInUdalays Entered Rt tbe represents s brand of open dis­ The on the responaibility of oivning a McBRIDE'S rice Rt Manchester Conn aa Oounnll ul OiarrlMa Today is the day we mourn poor John Goffe Rand, for it A recent vote by Bioomflbld to for most people. For Dr. Attrt they Horaqa are like people, too. If Oae* Man Hatter cussion, which ought to be helpful was 117 years ago that he invented the collapsible metal, take part secures the necessary . are a constant reminder of a vaat boras, be prepared to give it proper you aren't good to them they’ll be SFORTSPOT atte';. on. If you can’t care for it, to the Dulles secret diplomacy. If. tube, the type of thing that toothpaste comes in. It is not representation required bv 'aw to and practically untapped Boiiroe of Doctor Says mean, and if you tiaat tfiem gent- I0» CENTER ST. 8UB8CKIPTIUN KATIi^S There Is a legend that describes form the planning authority. ■tico. ;o the ridlngr'stables or horses ly» they’ll return your favors in Pavable In Advance that is Mr. Dulles hopes to do any­ Hand’s birthday, or the anniversary of his death or anything powei;. ■ One Yeai S16D0 Adam's flight from the Garden of Thirteen of the 22 municipalities Aa a senior physicist, she ■analy­ that Irelong to friends. kind. 8U Months ...... 771 thing more than restore the staUis Eden and indicates that four like that. 1 just thought the poor chap deserves a little recog. included in the capital region, as zes aflleon crystals that convert Questioa of RadlatioB Must Some young pMple enjoy rid­ I t seems incredible that anyone Three Unntha ...... StfO defined by the Connecticut Devel­ Weigh. Good vs. Bad Recalts ing, Want their o i^ horse, but One Month ...... 13U quo, leaving It to flare up again spirits stole his soul. Each, In turn, nition. ■ sunlight,"directly into electrical en­ could be unkind to a horse, or any WeeRlv ...... 3U some other day. My Informant tells' m* that opment Commission," have now ergy at a ‘laboratory maintained when faced with taring for the other animal for that piatter, but m sought to hide it. The Air said, "I windows so. they don't .have to be filnirle Copy ...... Rand was apparently aa lousy a washed after being Installed?' voted to Join the authority. by tha to rld ’s Iqrgeat producer of .By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D,; animal, they are overwhelmed— some morons are. Little horses MKUbbK Uf will hide his soul far off In the business man as he was an artist, Why not make hinged bach The meeting to organize the ! silicon adhu-'cells. WHttciil fdit NBA 8«rvipe it conflicts with their other pleas­ like the 13 Hafllngers Just im­ THE* Ai«(M'IATbP PKt-Hb ethereal blue." It waa objected and that he should have stuck to shoes for men to eliminate shoe planning group will be postponed It ia her delicate touch and aci- There Ik great^ confusion almost ures, and sometimes their school ported to this country, the first of The Aseociatrd Prasr la excluaivet> A Double .Success that man would take wings and fly until sometime in November in entitled to the use oi reouhlication ol invenUng things. Althougn he was horns and laces? ' ehtlfic knowhow that actually cre­ everywhere today- concerning the activities. their breed to set foot on these RAYMOND T. all news diepetchee credited to tt or Premier de Gaulle Is encounter­ through apace. Earth aaid, "I will reputed to have made a bundle on order to give the towns which have s t . the material from which the poselble rlrics to the human body Work Involved in owning a shores, are so besutiful, they are not otherwise credited in tnie uei>ef bury hia aoul deep in the earth Why .lot design men’s trousers not yet Joined the opportunity to b y ' exposure to radiation. AL ing one test after another, and not his Invention, he died broke In with fewer pockets so we won’t . cells are mgde, Her. handiwork la horse includes rising early In the almost breath-taking. and al8(< (he locm news puhliehea here V here he cannot And ft." It was lS7.'t because of some poor invest­ do AO, Graham R. Treadway, com- though "all the answers atill are SCHALLER All rlRhta ot rei'ubhcatlon ot si>erlai all of so many can have superla- carry so much heavy Junk In the Navy’s Vanguard aatellite now morning to feed tt and clean the Imported Horee dispatches herein ere also reserved objected that man would learn to ments. mta.sion chairman said. cl"cllng the earth. It powers the npt knowq, an excellent discus­ stall, exercising it sometimes The Haflinger, Imported from I tive.s. Bui II la hard to diminish dig and plummet mlica below the them? The towns which have voted to sion' of this subject haa come Pull service client of N E A 8erv Hand grew tired of his paints Why not Invent an errorless Vqnguard’a tw#' radio transmlt- when the snow Is on the ground, the Tyrol by Temple Smith of a Builder I the drama Involved In the laleat .surface and retreive his soul. In j ,j,.yinjjr out in Jars, so ho sat down join the capita! regional planning teis. recently from the American Col­ grooming it especially in spring ice Inc typewrltei ? Or errorless fingers? authority are Mancheater, Hart­ Chicago suburb, is not much larger PubllHhers Itfprosenlauvea I'bt 1 of these te.its the promulgation like manner, the sen and Are ""h- j to'ponder Ih. situation and finally A. "The^allicon solar cells we made lege of Radiology and the Amert when the long ivinter hair Is still than , a pony, is light chestnut, a) Julius Mathews 8|»fclal Aaenrv — New cated where Ihev Intended to hide However, Why not Invent something that ford, Windsor, Farmington, West for the Vanguard aateUite and for can Dental Association. York Chicaco__ ___ Detroit- . . en«1 Boston. ! of the order retiring the officers would keep those little cobwebby B U T T W O with the animal. moat gold with a double mane. One NEW HOMES BttRF.At] u* his soul. In each case It was oh-| u t until around the turn of Hartford, East Granby, Newing­ other" uses are made in a ‘crystal The principal problems of ex rekehea ard Cream MKMBhJR AtTDTT of the French Army from their things frdra forming in corners ton, Wethersfield, Bolton, Glaston­ posure to radiation (including of the 10 mares has beautiful curly CIR<*lTU^Tiu.\*S Jected lo and they were in a j century long after Rand had , piiler' furnace," she explains. But there are wonderful re­ hair that looks like It has had a participation In Algerian politics. quandary until Satan came As he ; ' that an unidentified along the ceiling In houses? bury. Rocky Hill, Simsbury and She designed the furnace which X-rays) are: The Herald PnnmiR Company, U» Why not hivent television tubes, wards—the early morning chores permanent wave. REMODaiNQ assumes no rtnanriat resismsihititv for listened to their discussion, he ,^*8 of pul- Bloomfield, heats the polycrystal silicon ma- The poasibility of local reac­ For this was the order In which sald. Fools, you thought you .. r .. the little ines, that last a little The nine towna yet to take at- tions, auch as burns; tiie posai- will bring peaches to the complex­ A perfect horse for the young typorrapnicai errors anpearlna In ad . . . . , , .. ,llng toothpaste In lubes. I’m told -terlal from 2.6Q0 to 2,800 degrees ion, give you good healthful exer­ vertfsements and other resdlnt matter de Gsulle was discarding and tosa- could hide the soul of man In the gentleman was horrified longer?. tion are Ellington, Tolland, Rock­ IFahrenheit, where It forms a sin- bllity of sterilltyr the po.ssibilUy rider, the Haflinger la small, sure­ ADDITIONS In l^e Manchester ISvenina Herald Ing aside the rude bludgeon which earlh, water, sky and fire? Fools, Why not Invent a do-lt-yoi rself ville, Vernon, East Windsor. South of shortening life; the possibility cise and a big appetite. footed and loves t6 nuzzle iU own­ at whole families dipping their -gle crystal. The'silicon pomes out If you are below car driving DtApiav adveriisiht ciosma noura: had opened the way to hla own hide man's soul In man, him.self." toothbrushes Into a communal wallpaper that matches up easier? Windsor, East Hartford/Avon and "Tof the furnace like a small saua- of provoking such diseases aa er". It's a willing work-horse also, For Monday — l om Prldav Windsor Locks.' license age, the horse can be your on the farm or In the forest, and return to power. Tills was the ac­ To each of us God has given a supply and forthwith thought that Why not out tasty liquids in -nge. and is sliced Into wafer thin cancer or leukeniia; and the poa- REPAIRS For 7\jesdav —1 t> m Monday soul. Have you lost yours? Some­ camouflaged tubes that would fit .sibllity of damaging the human means of Iransporlallon, a boon brings a foal every year. It’ll For Wednesday—1 p m , fueeday tion In which the de Gsulllst revo­ putting toothpaste into tubes iscetions about the size of a quar- to steady dating, as two 15-year- For rhursdav—1 pm Wednesday one has likened a lost soql to a would be a good idea, Thinking It ir the Inside pocket of a man's Oak Favored for Ties CIVITAN CLUB -teThese wafers are treated with seed which will lead to malforma­ be bred )n this counUy especially For Friday —1 p m Thursday lution turned on those who thought, misplaced book In the library, Jacket or In a woman's pocket- tions or undersibale changes in olda who lived five miles apart with young people in mind because 218 PARKER ST. For Saturnav—1 p m Friday over, It does sound a" tittle ghastly Iboron gas and electrical contact found out ClAsained deadline 10 RO a m each they had created tt. This waa also neither the librarian knows where having everyone In the family book? Chicago —Oak Is the favorite -points are made. generations yet unborn. of its gentle but sturdy nature and day of piibticatlon aacept flsfiirdev— It Is nor la the book In proper rela­ dunking his germy old toothbrush With a little effort these Ideas wood for making railroad cross­ ''OLD FASHIONED" " "Then, by exposing as much Today the chances of severe You can show your horse In sure pace. 9 a m the action In which the de Gaulllat tionship to other books. If you do local reactions from the use of revolution proved that it waa not Into the same Jar. Ogh! ci'uld be developed Into something. ties. Nearly half the ties In use -surface as possible to the sun, we not feel In good relationship to Remember Rand, though. He's ‘■e today are made of this / sturdy Tobtain solar power auppljr for var- X-rays for diagnosis or treat­ FririBy. Oclobcr 17 the revolution Ita first authors in- Being a magnanimous sort of your neighbor, If you feel far away person, and a little hit lazy, too, rich today If hts name were BaUy. wood. Douglas fir Is the' next | -lous .low-power uses," .she says., ment are slight. ■ , • Icnded 11 to he. from God, sit quietly snd say to add Plneo leads with two T D 's.. most popular wood And South- | r. Dr. Arst says ahe was very In- The risk of local injury from yourself. "Father, lake my soul. I I thought I'd pass a few Ideas on large amounts of radiation to the Mra. George Boret occupiea the Second Congregational Church n Vigorous Days At The Times Premier de Gaulle had asked this lo anyone who would care to de­ ern pine Is close behind. Bola ;;;terested In physics, . mathemat- give myself completely lo You. CAR PARADE whole body from atomic weapons pulpit from which she will deliver the sermon Sunday, Laymen's 824-828 MAIN ST. retirement of the French Army velop them a Utile further and Malaya became tht 82nd mem­ d'arc (mock orange) was long a Tics and chemistry when she went Sunday. Other lay preachers will be A. Winthrop Ballard at the These are days of unusually vig­ Amen." And then, walk There ate or accidents with nuclear energy M I 3-5161 from pollllcB before, and had not other di.scinllnes lo the way of maybe even make a few bucks. ber of the United Nations on Sept Southwestern favorite, and some ^to high school. Her father was a is present, , but about this the Community Baptist Church, Martin Keiderling at South Method­ orous thinking down on the New 17, 1957. Twenty-six countries ties of this wood, installed without -chemist and' her grandfather was Laymeii Fill ist, and Roy Johnbon at Emanuel Lutheran. (Herald Photo by received It. Now, In llie wake of prayer but if you truly seek God. I Only d&n’t wait too long to get Saturdav/ Oct. 18 — 10:30 A.M. medical profession alone can do York Times. There Is so mu'-h un­ going on them.' I once invented signed the original U.N, declaration preservative treatment, have been Zan architect. She came to the little. Oflara), WARDS the mandate for the new constitu­ know that you will find Him. PARADE FROM CHARTER OAK LOTS to MUNICIPAL BLDO. / expected vigor proaetil. In tail. Let us pray: O God. our Fslher, pastel colored bathroom tissue, in 1942. in use as long aa 70 years -United States two years ago from There are hazards of producing Posts Sunday / tion, he risked an official order. that the Times line of logic nov^’ receive my soul In mercy and love only to discover while on a ferry ANNUAL A ustria. sterility if the sex glands are ex­ prayer" will be given by Mrs. be given by Harold Porcheron, And In this situallon, the rev­ lhat I may more truly frdlow .lesus • What about American women posed to too much radiation before sometimes follows s straight line boat ride down the Delaware Ri­ Four Manchester churches are Walker Briggs, jmesldent of the president of the Methodist .Men. olutionary firebrands In Algeria hrisi, niy I.ord and .Saviour, as ver that the Scot people had al­ m “and the sciences? or during the procreative period. Women’s Society for Christian Delta CSiapter of Royal Arch to a definite coneliislon which ha-s • "My personal opinion is that joining with churchea across the obeyed. They were bitter and re­ the Way, the Truth and the Light. ready beat me lo It, There I was, Consequently, precautions In pro­ country In the observance of Lay- Service. A short talk on the Masons will attend the 11 o'clock the additional merit of being n Amen standing on the bow of the ferry itTnii — CAKE SALE- Tevery girl should have an educa- tecting them are strongly recom­ "meaning of Laymen's Day" will service at South Church. sentful, and felt betrayed, but mended. men’a Sunday. right conclusion. We salute such Rev, Clifford O Sunpaon with the greatest Idea of the cen­ DELICIOUS OLD FASHIONED FRUIT CAKE 'tlon In scientific subjects," she This Is the Sunday on which they obeyed. tury banging around In my head. C N H H lp W -says. "They are really very In- Such di.sorders aa cancer and Stuck sunny, fruitful days for the Times Protestant churches dramatize Don’t get leukemia can be produced by over­ Premier de Gaulle's success In Sproch l•’r^r in India The end came abruptly when we 1, 2, 3 and 5 POUND CAKES j^erestlng subjects. their belief they are "a priesthood We salute It for having gone docked at Chester. Pa., and right • "If a woman does go into this exposure to radiation. However, reducing this troublesome bastion this la a risk principally to those of believers" and each man can be out of Its way to 4 ° something It New Delhi Imlia’a ('onsliiulion there atop the Scot plant was am uam piiv »an« ishe generally does a good Job. priest needing no one to Intercede c o u n t e r t o p repucements didn't need to do -endorse Nelson of Original support for himself In this huge, billboard with a pastel MLV «K TiMhlg.* -For one thlpg. In research a wom- who are occupationally exposed Algeria haa had the result of f^URranteea freedom of i onNcioncc, ifiVVI M ^ i and so presents a problem which Is between him and God. FORMICA TOPS COMFLETaY INSTALLED Rockefeller for governor of New worship, fipeerh. and exproAMion, roll of paper, painted on IL Well, For Pound Loaded Zan is more patient." At the Community Baptist miiilik largely technical. York. That would he a pleasing softening, at leaat, one of the orig­ !n addition It Bporlflr«lly prolilhitfl I never! iiiii With Fruits and Nuts .* Dr. Arst Is married to an elec- Church, A. Winthrop Ballard will WITH YOUR CHOICE OF STAINLESS STEEL Jtrical engineer and they have one The qup.stion of hazard to the upset for 19S8. and perhaps for inal and peralslent aources of op- dlBcrimtnBtlnn on pmunds of relljf- Bui. here goes: Why not Invent 1.00 human seed is extremely complex preach the sermon and other parta OR CAST IRON SINKS. a piiuy that doesn't get all over YOURS FREE! FA8TERI EASIER- •son, 7 months. of the service will be carried by 1960 too, and perhaps the Times poaltlon to hlmaelf back In France. ton. rare, raste, or sex. WITH TRIPLE*S BLUB 8TAMP8I and perhaps cannot be ansvfrered Former Premier Mendas-France, PROCEEDS FOR: for many generations. But this George Robinson Jr., Russell A. WITH ALL NECESSARY PLUMBING. boost will help Its chances along. YOU NATURAltV SAVI tLUl gTAMPg PAgTtR...becauie mort Manchester Association For risk involve.s only those hefore Turner, Donald A. Booth, "William once an ally of de Gaulle, and once B. Jarvis and O. E. ■ Stanford. And we saluts the New York merchanU give Blue Sttmpi! Grand Union, gti itationi, hard­ Help of Retarded Children ^o-Op Will Build Or during the procreative stage of ALSO ALL TYPES OF FLOOR COVERINGS. Times for huetlng somewhat rude­ a possible ssvlor of France him­ ware stores, dry cleaners...more stores tverywhertf life. Unnecessary radiation to chil­ Roy Johnson will bring a mes­ self. haa been, during these de sage at Emanuel Lutheran Church, «00 gTAMSt fill tTriple-SSaver Book.Most pUpsrequire • Local Benefit and Charity Fund • dren," the young, and women dur­ Gaiilla months, the one notable - Four New Silos ing pregnancy should be kept to a and the remainder of the service Mr. Dulles has been dispensing 1500. Thst’s 300 less stamps per book With Triple-S! . ______will be conducted by the Rev. C. PERSONALIZED FLOORS TREAD QIVEi tURE FOOTED fion-Communlit French lender who minimum. down In Washington to make a Ti.'f (UUf' STAMPS at GIMNO UNION and othf'r M. rchants t Four, 35-foot silos will be built The general conclusions at the Henry AndCrson. 890 MAIN ST. Ml 9-B258 .TRACTION WHEN YOU NEtD I t l few specific recommendations of refused to Join In the general surge soon in the rear of the Central present time are partly technical Mrs. Borat Preaiches Ita own, all on the theory that, toward national unity. He could THE PROBATE COURT Connecticut Co-Op’s building at and partly involved with common At ' Second Congregations) ^10 Apel PI. sense. \ Church, Mrs. George. Borst .will however Mr. Dulles may feel about npt and would not stomach what " S'ltiiirirfTiiieinrtr~i"" "n irT r'irirrr "t ------r i ii '" T------n - " *- n i « -> ■;. aeemed to him the authoritarian, s Permission to build the silos, to The technical ones relate to preach and the call to Worship and tipping hta own policy hand to the [be erected at a cost of $10,000, was methods lyhich keep the ex­ invocation will be lead by Stanley Communlata, "there Is no reason extremist blemishes in the de IS IMPORTANT T O Y O U -given today by Town Building In- posure to X-rays and other Matteson, chairman of the church why Mr. Dulles''feUow-clll7,ens In Gaulle movement, and he fought to rspector Griswold Chappell. radiation at the lowest possible council. Mrs. James Bechwith, PINE PHARMACY president of the Women’s Chris­ prlvatfi life should keep silent In the end against the new constitu­ • The silos will be used for stor- level and smallest possible body Auction Buck Auction tonite, 6 p. m. Main St. ,'age purposes and are to be con area compatible with the dlag- tian Fellowship, will read the A64 CENTER ST. Ml 9.T814 SALE 4 .70-11 tion Itself, this ntatter. On the contrary, there Scripture; Loiils Tuttle, chairman Hi ha-type But now Mendes-France ha.s be­ (structed of concrete staves with no.stic or treatment procedures la every good reason why the jtee ) hoop.i. Two will measure 16- which are needed. of the board of deacons, will tell terms-of a pnsalhle setllen\enl In gun In purr. Impressed, at laat. "(feet across and the others 12 feet. The common swise outlook is the children’s story; Mrs. Nellie 6.70x14 tubelcAS SAI.E .. . 10.28'* Bradley, chairman of the flower the Taiwan Strait should he dis­ by the succesa of this order to the IPitched roofs will cover each pair. that “no speclflc procedure can be Army offh ers. This order, he says, condemned or prohibited If It is committee, will offer the pastoral 7.50x14 tubeleM SALE ,...20.88* cussed widely and openly amt vlgo- Bufliclently Indicated for the good prayer; James Marr, president o( constitutes a new and ImpnrIanI Tiny budgets can own Enzvnie Aids Bread LAST DAY TOMORROW rmisly, ao that the State Depart­ of the person on whom it Is done.” the Couples Club, wdll lead the Of­ 8.00x14 tubele88 SALF) ...22.85* ment may have the heneflt of fact In French life. He does not This means lhat the value of the fertory; and the benediction will want to commit hlmaelf very tight­ J Kansas City—Bread will stay diagnosUr examination or treat­ be given by .Edwin Sage Jr., chair­ American public opinion on this 'fresh longer ,i an enzyme called ly, hut he does not "hesitate to ment must he weighed against the man of the mu.sic committee. GUARANTEED 20 MONTHS matter, ss befits a democratic gov­ easy - to - care - for 'bacterial amylose is added before pofuible I hazards. Such factors as At South Church the sermon will ernment." say that the Intentions which ap­ ^baking, according to researchers, age, piegn"ancy, and particularly be given by Martin Keiderling, lay AGAINST ROAD HAZARDS pear, the decisions of principle an­ ^ h ey rejiort that they’ve found The Times tlien presents a five the good which may be expected, leader; the call to woraliip and . Strong Super-Royon cord body reiitli bruitei, nounced. are In the right direc­ ■^the enzyme breaks mto smaller are the most important. ^ other brief portions of the service point program for solution of the tion." molecules the starch crystals that will be ed" by Nelson Richmond, giyei you many teoioni of dependable lerv- Formosan crisis. In the first, It harden as bread grows stale, and The United Stptes produces 40 So the rewards of right action associate lay. leader; the Invoca­ ice. All tlrei mounted FREE. *Plui excite fox. wants a dependable cease-fire, ap­ ■through" its .s« the bre'ftd tends per .cent of the total dutput of tion will he led by William Rood, are beginning, for de Gaulle, to plying to both the Communists and Harbor Tweed itt say soft as it ages. trucks and motor buses In 1966. associate lay leader; the pastoral be very, sweet. It li beginning to ... 8. lOA .f As littiff os $2 down . . . bolonco to Chlang. Its second point the hr a little hard to keep fiom go H if it A P tN N Y f on tffrms . . . no 1rad*-in r«quir«d Times slntei as follows: log overboard on the subject of h i AdvertiM d ea Rexell's TV "The Islands of Qiiemoy and de Gaulle, and proclaiming that •PKTACULM "SWISS MSW ir ROSINION" Mats\i should be turned over lo the brand of leadership he is ex­ Broadloom I llS Is THIS WKK.PAIUOL 70 SUNDAY 11)0 Chlneoe.. Comniunlsla, for aa NEWSPAPIRS, mORESSiVE rARMER, hibiting Is making other leaders EARM nURNAl long as that regime remains In of our time shrink In sire. power on Uie Chinese mainland WardB snow traadB . . . top ratraad vbIubb r Objectives down payment NEWI Amtlean They al)ould be thus turned over The Nixon Sacrifice Baauty, All sixas on m Io (s) hecBUse tvtslorlcally and geo- Quarantaad 12 months SALD gi a|ihb slly they have always been The simpt* explanation of all the ROSE FRAGRANCE part of the n\alnland, (bl because confused double-talk • by Secretary ky C«r« H>ma Modern zig-zag tread deiign it nrarfe of Seittas PwMr lliey are uaelesa to Chlang e.X ( epi 1 pf n,iHes and President El- Save $3.05 for a new home Sts- I TS the same One tread stock used In new “ for offensive purposes of whbh oiii senhower on the subject of foreign Saxall ASPIRIN 2 for 1.51 2 fir 1.78 tires. CarcassiM orh carefully selected. 13 Goveinmcnt disapproves and (ci liollcy In the political caiiipnlgii Is S.70-1S Ivh a- Tht (rtf rkflct of 'Plus txdlse tax. bccnuBC In the long run It will he Ihst Vice President Nixon, having frtih roit»... Sypa WecInvetl found linpo.ssible to inaiiitain a rnllicr unselfishly risked hla own Tweed yarns . . two or more colors spun to­ Nefiiwrsiitirifl st . Introduced it If Fitiialion of genuine ntahillty and polllicnl future In order to go out gether . . give carpets a soil-hiding, foot-print- snypflMt . ule isvinst. to remove whni rrcsident El.ien- and hr the hatchet man for iroof quality. Here's loop-pile tweed broad- Have you winteriied your bower has called "a Ihorn In the Cara Naaw OAST Ihr Rrimhlli an nntldnsl csmpnigii, foom that makes everything in your home look DAN D RUff side of pence" so long s.s l.slamls NfWf CarpihMie ’ doesn't Intend to he slshhed In the expensive, yet fits the smallest budqeti It's wov­ TRBATMtNT approxlmnlely as close lo the ('111- bsi k by fellow ftepubllcnns, no BRITB S it. en (not tufted) of 50% selected wools and SHAMPOO nose mainland as Staten Island Is iiinller how higli they are 2for1.01 STARTING lo (ontineiilnl United Slates re Nixim), In going out in thls.csm- ^0% Ourlon. Every tuft is locked in with MiOlcittt le main dn the hands of a frankly WT'WWT! rrlirvr pslgn to meet Harry Truman on latex. Harbor Tweed comes in 12 ft. width. tri)trtill«ondltlo<). hostile iGovernmeiil Clilsng'a. ’ Trumnn s own low campaign level, •UDGE JOHN J. WALLETT Immediate delivery on room-siie rtigs. Allow n ie Times proceeds with Its Is deliberately risking some por­ a o -S A U 2 to 3 weeks for wall-to-wall installations. g.«at PANOyfYE other suggested points of policy,, aa tion of hts own chance of succesa DEODORANT RIvarfida Qivoa M or^Cold W aathar follows Here Are Some Of Its Duties: m .^-«2firtM Starling Powar Par Dollar el the polls In the preshlentlal viiaiaiat. Alb, Sii St. » 2 for 70c . MO C, tlul.tlarn.. totiporipifoiit. 24.h«vr "."1. As Mr. Chilles sayS "We are ini))pnlgn of 1960. He le deliber­ ' pf|rtiKt8p1< not In the business of giving sway ately rlsldng a new blur on that }. S«tHtm«nt of tsfotts of doctostd ptneiu. people ' TTie civilian inhahllanl.s of hnnge of the new, more statesman­ Yop can hHp yourself realize almost any flaancliA hy .Jobitog Th'a 2. Appointmont of guardians of tht porson and iluait ABROSOt , ooulte’ M MfMit' SALE *? SALE '^ Quemoy and Mntsii should tliere- like Nixon he has hern crealing so Mtoockeater "Trust Ck>mp9^ ALL.,PURPOM SAVlNlIB CLUB,CLUB.. Regular .2 for.54 6 10 and yikir family. You’ll. I f t : fore he given their free choice to assiduously end so ably during'the ostotts of minors, i deposits will soon grow liito eisakle'savings tot mi) SHAVB CRBAMS ISO saeciMsin Tssiin. 12*MO. OUAR. 24-MO. dUAR. have the eaeh on hand whMi you ih u i It tor su A things M • vor., loct — ------2 for.36 go with Mao ' I- lo go Willi Chlang past l)V(i years. He is doing this 2forS9c Reg. 8.95. Gives' 3 Reg. 14.45. Twice the 3. Appointmonr of coiisorvators of tht ostatos of ' R*i, SuOr Short, otoeusne ssaUiw If they choose lo go with Chlang, heciuiae he agtees that the party ^ UronOtr or ItrtnOtr T ift, «•-■l|00. I ■ -2 for .50 times m.9re resistance power of Riverside incopoblt parsons. tors: Ma iH itli l to overcharging— no. 1 ’•T2" 17.45, 12-volt they shouM he provhk’d wllli the needs s Cnnipslgner lo go out and Cover 3 rooms ohlldrea’e educaUaa _____ MIL,______cSlilTMIW SMM, It'O .. .2 for .70 means to assure I hem a snf- eco­ trade violeqce with Trimian, and ■ew.'hahy - ' ■..a* ROBBING M< sintts lesTS battery killer ...... 14.44 4. Commitmont of tht montoiiy ill to stoto hospt> Nutria vaieqttA trip ■ ALCOHOL SlUMIt ...... r 2 for .40 nomic future, with the direct aid of hecntise the party regulars like tols. . medical. bUla ' sto Bssitasts stsws, «4-veH . . . INSTALLID PREI . . . wHh trade the United .Hlatcs fill)) In nils lole Olid ex|)ecl him to wall - to - wall new. appHanoe SotuMiit, e M . t , M. L - .2 for .90 Beige SJ twTimm efoiitT. * * * “ « SSotSWgISMS. ‘ Will) these off.sl)0rc. Islands 111! II upon demand. He "cannot hut new emf 0«*tetle. M 'l------:2for;40 KNOWN BRANDS OF SIMILAR qUALITY ARE $4 to $8 MORE 5. Approval of adoptions. " soadt. no longer posing a constant lineal tinve sense enough to know that unexj^eetej!" expeiiaea. S.t* lUCTStXSUTIIM. Words fdctocy-i.o-you, volume selling means you gel ’’power-gard'^ Driftwood Roxoff r u . 2 for 5.96 of war, the Nationalist Gmcrii- tills kind of campaigning on hhs protection arid guaranteed extra storting power for only 42c a month! Suppo.'«i‘ any onv ni the aliove circumf>ttinceH should arise 3 1 6 0 0 Vtoit "Tire ’Tmst Comptmy’: office nea)«et yew *94?/^**** >***■.*“?** f* ANTtSEPTK Mo MtWietT AFC TO Ltn. I | | _ m inent in Taiwan .shoiild recei\e a pall may lo.s.srii his own idisnces Gold-Brown MS Mato Street. o T t j^ o r t h Brwnehe* » Jtorto Start m^^ prmd piNi XOO'i.. Z I ff a9U slrong rclnfori cnieiil of United in yuur tainily You would wish to find in the Judfte of hif; rvfular yoar-ovm AIX/PUBWM®"' SAVW 6® CLtTB Ac- •im 2for90c lor the presidency. includes cushion Moult) w*tH tnO Mllroetlc. yW?.SS,5“S i..._.2fo r.11 Stales arms and the (ImVi nnients 'Plien II happened,, w hile he was Probate a man of ability, integrity and experience, natu* eonfit \ ^ ^ ' SALE! Permanent anti-freeze of Australia and New Zealand and oil. risking hla own political fu­ rally .sympatbetir and considerate and of such charu'eter and labor ■ OpoB niHrsday ovoirihgs * to i md S$ihi^moniiB9»ita l2. Reg. 2 .29 gal. Superior to other national other Pacific nations should he In­ ture, that poll) Recrelary Dulles (bat you could with safety reveal to him in confidence BONUS BUYS brands • selling for . 44% mere! Inhibitor J 8 8 vited to join us in giinrsnlees of and President Elsenhower, who personal and family matters. Compare the area in this floor Hand' hooked ..7 40 the defense of Taiw an. have no stake In the’ political fu­ plan to your home. Y ou ’ll get OOr OEXAU AROm. TOOTH MSTL . S t. ,-flghts rust, corrosion. Won't boil away. -_-tpscM140 HAL "S, In these circuinslain cs we ture. tool^a high and pure attlludr some idea of how little it .V, V i T ia BOUmE UOHT sn. 7 Imps;.. 92c gal, Mothanol agti-freoio... .gse JUDGE W /aETT 140 Vtiss CUnOH rEVEO THERMOMETERS srii« rsew.. Jh______41 would not liave to I rust the word which seemed to rrlllcir.r whst costs to enjoy wall-to-wall Welcome rriats \ / e • : > » ! « 1.70 M ss AOIIEIHIE MOOO UPSTKO. . J V ■•‘w i j i of the Chinese Cornmuiifsts ahoul Nixon was doing. Harbor Tweed carpetinsr. Itemher Fintr' making a ccc.sc-tlre 'dcpendntile.'' On? can lipeglue that there may Ftw)n« Mi 3'-6171'rt)U'r tatTiet Reproduction of a Chaming T H E • < tAO'IIlM VHKIH SUMUtS STOETCH RnOHO. — IS THAT KIND OF MAN 040 M st Oom nATMHEOy, psptr ssd esvetopet. ..4ftr1A0 -- Say 'X' cease-fire' would he "depciidaiile" haye_ bee^n_a ooRsult*nt-w4H coM -wkti -saTn- oW,, Colutital “3Velcome-to-oUr- Say-Hello It's Words.. Ok «Wm iOWlAMOl 40's nsis sr MSk . or UMs W s r ^ . M „fo.r...4I»*...,llliuplo reason that the plione call back to Washington. ‘^ o a u h e d ; EXPERiiHCEis; ples 1 . home” idea. Tones of beiffe Chinese Commimlsui would find It Mr. Dulles never made a more and, browns with gredii'' and PharsdsnOtalsOimltmt AJULL TIME JUDGE FOR A FULL TIME impossible io break tL With no hasty reappraiial in hts long career joi. red. 18 x 36 inches; Regular W /N A N E W JHUNDERBIRD By Jupiter 9x12 size 89.88 $4.60. Chinese Communist Navy, and a of reapp 'tisals, and the Presideht ■ ••• . ". ■ ' I •• I hundred miles of open water be­ Ho mtrits ro*oltction on Ms rocord nn Nov. 4. hastened to clarify hla views, re­ . . p ' m tween Taiwan and the Chinese storing full blessing to ths Nixon 'SlOUMB THI 7 ® ^ Evtry hoer wi K koMr Mf* era mokliiv ofRcid p l m edis. If yeiir pkoM ripvt mainland^ an attack on Taiwan effoVta. ‘Nixon was’ saying the (This advt/sponsored by a group of non-parUsan friends t t om^or — Its WARDS tyJapifor. Yon miglit bo dfeiMo lor Worth Morchei would be an Incomparably greater things Dulles snd ths PTCstdent ths candidate). PiNE LENOX PHARMACY undertaking than the A lli^ cross­ were supposedly too nice to say. r , '" TiUMN OMICj UIIOerM MMM nMB (diap'CottHkoNB.: ■ ' ing of the Ehglteh OJtannel—so He was doing, at hla own carssr OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS CLOSED MONDAYS x n E. C IM fM ST. M i V ^ E a vast aa undertaking, as «o be, for risk, ths campaign work which- •<1 .. j C"" -J-.- IIANCHB8TBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WUDAY. OCTTOB^R 17, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY. OCTOBER 17.X95S PA6BTBII ttiat the dtfaiuM ministry had gn-" American Motors •hbuld vote >r John Rottnsr o n . Charter, gtvtng.lt natiMUl reitog- Herbeid StenfipeL a former cor Nixpn Says Benson ttstmcsd lifting ot its blocHsde on Nov. 4 beonuao h* wlU serve for nitioD. TV Quiz Show ‘21’ testant on ’’21,’’ said he had bsan Driver Arrested Nike-Hercules TTtla. Charter was not obtained Rev. Woodruff Passes, < Amoy. Tbs qt^MSUwn, JWar Adm. ail the voter* whU* In the State coached on tome questions ,and SURGICAL ’ Fighting Exathple Liu Hoh-Tu, said sve'n white tha Eisenhower Lauds Strike Underway Senat*. jp.. by Bitting still waiting for some­ Victim of Scandal then told 'to ‘lose to Van boren. For Passing Light blockade was ..enforced the Na­ The Open Forum Paul F, 'SWUlp* one to recognise ua; it was dene Sternal won 149,000. Stcmpel’s Missiles Set by hard work, and effort on the tionalists IcT through any Rs4T r (Oontlnue^.ff<>in Page One) 39S'Main St. (OMrttaMd from Fag* O m ) statements have been denied by No on* was hurt but two cars (Oeatliiabd frear^age One) part of'ou r Oerigreatmicn. No one EQUIPMENT abindna-'Hiat did not e^rry, war CkmunitRlcaUona for< pubUcatlou in the Opa* fprun will not Manchester, Conn. Eiarry arid Don Enright, the show’s Center Church Figure will ever know how many hours were damsgsd in am accident last For Formosa materials.' American Farmer Chryslerliad 5.000 wofkers In bo gunmntood publication if they contain mom than SOO words. ■how that awards 'Mbatly m*r- packagses. The Vice President also said the .. H)oaUfieg to Seive’ they apent or- reallae tha heart­ A oosponaor of "The $64,000 night *t |h* iritsnapflaO'bf Canter one answer to critics of administra­ the Detroit area idled by three The Herald msorvoa the right to dacUne to pubUsb any (natter ebandia* pri***. Th* program— m strikes yesterday. The UAW and To the Editor, ; , , break luid discouragement they Question" said yesterday that the 'and Adams;Sts. ■ ' Dr, WaUon Woodruff, T7, p u - tion foreign policy la this: the pol­ (Contimicd'frMii-PAC* D ) that may be Hbofoua or which la (n bad taste. Free oxpmsiflon 8:86 to • p.mn ,N*w York ’Hm*. ' Taipei, Formosa, Oct. i.% Cei)ter I months, when Mtey are trained to South Windsor—Harmon O. Me- what he called an elTort by Sec­ AVith election time drawing near, The emphasis being placed upon leavea one with no other choice day will be climaxed 1^ a Recep­ ter. then he added; the November electli Iford. the first to come to ternta the fee system and the half-trutha tion given by Manchester 'Bar­ 1 ^ 1 continue to emcee the day­ "W e will either Inject ne-v ele­ St., collide*! with a car driven b y : • Wheel Chairs He' was pastor of the Congrega­ use them. Intlre, 73, of Sullivan Ave., died retary of Agriculture Benson to Then Eisenhowee^ame up with with the UAW, la the only one of the Democrat party will use the but to vote him into office. ments to provl(*c mors auditnee "If all the members of the Presi­ Wednesday at Manchester Me­ and Innuendoes being used bv the He is a successful lawyer, served racks No. 786 Veterans of World time program. Charles J. Kensel Jr.. 89,.o f W slh -! tional Church Iri Avon for five "preach diaunity and dlvtalon — his telegram ta/the Vice Presi­ the big three with a semblance of foreign policy of the present ad­ intsrest or ws will try to work ersfleld. When police srrjved, i • Cmtohes dent’s cabinet will In the last three M af Qen. Leander L. Doan, morial Hospital. Democratic candidate can only in­ with distinction as Town Judjge, War 1, at the V.F.W. Home, Man­ Charles Van Doren first brought years, prior to his retirement. In weeks of this campaign fight as commander of U.8. Army Forces getting city against country, east dent. Seeking/fo draw a distinc­ steady Isibor peace. ministration, the threat of war out a replacenisnt program. Msan- both Kensel and the’ driver o f a ; , He was born March 12, 1885 in dicate that he can And no sound devotes much time to ’Town sf- chester Green at 9 p.m., to honor fame to *’21" by winning 8129,000. August 1940. effectively and as arllcolately for on Formosa, announced the trans­ against west, neighbor againit tion b e tw e ^ over-all foreign pol­ with Red China, and the recession, whlls we have a 26-week commit­ car behind hlin stated the light | New Britain, and lived in South reason for asking the voters of (qlrs and haa the respect o f every, Senators William A. Purtell and About a year later, Elfiida Von • Vaporizers During his years at Center their policies as he has fought for fer plana today. Ha .laid Nation­ neighbor." icy and^.tne handling of it. the ment with Blnterlalnment Produc­ was green for Adams St. traffic. Windsor’ for 17 years. Until his Few French Ship* Old to discredit the Republican party. Manchester to give him the office one whb know* him. Prescott Bush; Congressmen Ed-, Nardoff won 822O,SO0 on the show, Church the memhershtp Increased hla, hundreds of thousands of alist soldiers ere now training In Elsenhower and Kennedy met PreaideiH said Democratic attacks With the end of World War 2. making her the top money winner tions, Inc., w.liich we intend to ful­ Cifra. who saw the wahilng light,! retirement four years ago, he was that Judge. Wallett has held and That a man such as John Rott­ win H. May and'"Antoni N. Sad- • Ullra Violet and from 358 to HOO. the new parish votes will be shifted from the the United States to handle the briefly In a corn field before the In tb* latter area "need to'be an­ the Allies Including the United for any TV quiz program. fill." I saild he thought - he could get a machinist for the Underwood Le Havre—The French mer­ honored so 'well for the paat ten ner issu in g to serve in the State lak. ifouse was built and the parish Democrsllc to rtepiiblicsn cahdl- missiles. President spoke. They shook hands swered whenever they occur.” States, made Russia a world pow­ years. He therefore comes up Both Van Doren and Miss Von Revlon shares sponsorship of .across the intersection safely, po-' Corp. / ...... chant fleet-today consists of aom* Senate is the best news, of a tx>ll- Our aim- Uj,to show the hard • Infra Red Lamps ■hall named In his honor. An ad dstes In key House and Senate A battalion of U.B. Army mla- and chatted a moment In er, by giving it control of all the with an Issue over whloh he has working represeiHativea In Con­ Nardoff have strongly denied' anti’ "th* 864,000 Question” with th* ; lice said. ' ' ditlon was built to it since that Besides his wife, Mrs. Anna friendly manner, and then Blind or disabled person' may ■^50 vessels ol more than 100 ton ■. Ucal nature, I have heard in «s races. : sllemcn la building launching sites Hansen Mclntire, he leaves a son, They total about 4,000,''00 gross European countrjes which Ger. no control and which can be gress that we do not forget: that knowledge of answer-rigging or P. Lorillard Co. over CBS. ■ The I Both Cifra and Kensel reported time. hower remarked to the henaior be accompanied by a relative in en­ long time. All of us In Manchester ilfow never has been mentioned as I about $200 damage to thsir cars.' • Bed Tables "The serreinry of state o f ; on Formosa for 48 of the five-ton Harold / Mclntire of South Wind­ tons. Only 9,4 per cent of these many had previously conquered. changed only by the Btate Legis­ we appreciate what they do. not coaching on "21." as have a num­ Pastor Woodruff though he had course rannol and should not auper'sdnio missiles. They will as- with a wide grin; closed voting booths in the national lature. That body has been en­ should get behind him and e||w;t ber of other former contestant!. one of those under investigation ; Kensel drove his car away. Cifra’s sor; and two sisters, Mrs. Ruth elections in Turkey. ships arc more than 20 years old. In other words, these countries John Rottner, State Senator on only for the Veterans of World little assistance with hia duties or fake part In a polltiral campaign, sist In training a Nationalist mis "You’re a long ways frofh home, were taken out of the frying gaged in the study o f this ttuesUon' *171. quiz show world was upset by the grand jury. [had to be towed. • ' • Continuous .Nebulizers Bolieau of Stafford ‘ Springs and aren't you?’’ P*n Nov. 4. War I but fop all Vets. They are secretarial work, called faithfully But when oUr policies In the do- s||e battalion, Doan said, Mrs, Greta Huntley of Bristol. and put in the fire. As Roosevelt for approximately fifteen syeara truly friends of the veteran. Leg­ last August; when "Dotto," carried Appearing oefoie the grand jury on his parishioners and visited niestic field are under attack . . .j Doan aald the missiles would be From Cedar Rapida the Fresi- and has re p e a l^ y refused' to Albert E. Catalano by both NBC and CBS, suddenly yesterday was Glorianne FUeder, Funeral services will be held to­ 'dent and hla wife Jtnvel to Abilene, can’t tell you why this Was done, 186 Campfield Rd. islation is always before Congress newcomers promptly. He w-as the ones Who l an and should de- supplied under the U.S. military morrow at 1 p.m. at the Taylor maybe his Vice President, Truman, change the sytaem because this for veterans and we need our tried left the I Ir, Subsequently it was who helped prepare que.stlon* for chaplain of Manchester I^odge of fend them most effectively are Ihejeirt program which already haa Kan., for an ovenilght stay in the sttidy indicates that its many ad-' announced that chargea had bten ’’21.’’ What she told the panel was m C D IC A L %nd Modeen Funeral Home, 233 town of hia/boyhood. No formal can. Maybe he’ll amy, "It’s the Re­ and true friends there to repre­ Masons and prominent In library cabinet officers who have the re given the Nationalists some of the vantages far outweigh any minor Counter Proposal made that answers on the show not disclosed. MILLER'S PHARMACY PHARfHACV Dr. Watson Woodruff Washington St., Hartford. Burial speechea are scheduled there, but publican's faiilt.” T o'jhe Editor, sent us. and o:hcr community affairs aponaiblllty In these fields ’ latest and beat weapons In the w .' be in Stafford Springs. How about the 20 billion dbl- disadvantagee. We cordially invite the public to were rigged. I 299 Green Rd.—Tel. fill S-4IS4 j #Ie ver a week passed that, he did „ j . u He aald the question at Formosa no onttymU. be aurpriaed if the Since the Democratic candidate In response to Mr, Rogers’ This resulted in a sweeping probe The first known attempt to ea-! f 844 m a i n BT. American arsenal. These Include Friends may call at the funeral PreakHnt g eu in a plug for Kan- lars of money and Lend Lease attend our Open House. Come and not call at The Herald. The par-1 church at Avon Sun^y. at an hour was not, as some rrttlra maintain, has no platform which haa any "challenge to a debate" which ap­ of all TV quiz programs, and is tabllah a separate flying force in ! REXALL le SALE The family Sidewinder Mlasllee that have home today from 7-to 9 p.m. saq Republican, equipment that was given to Rus­ peared in Wednesday’s Herald, meet jw ir Senators and Congress sonage at that time was at the to he announced The tamtiv re- over "tw o little pieces of real hqiped Natinnaliet fighters score merit an4 since Judge Wallett has men and come in such numbers now in ths hands of a grand Jury Ihe U.S. Armed Serrices was made quests flowers he omitted. estate"- Quemoy and Matsu hut / The Eisenhowers will epend Sat­ sia? It looks as if the administra­ may I say that I believe that Oct. IS through Oct. 18' com er of Main and Ixjcust Sta. lopsided vlctorlee over Chinese tion and our Allies were real “Bud­ aerved Manchester so well, I as that they .will be thrilled and glad here. by Rep. James Hay of West Vir­ whether or not the free world will urday and Sunday in Denver vlaltl an individual must endorse Judge responsible political campaigning Dr. Woodruff was born In St. Communist Jets, supersonic PlOO dies” to Russia. On account of this Im ^se upon the candidate the that they went “all out" tor the In the wake of the "Dotto" case. ginia in 1913. ' Read Hefalrf Adv*. I.«uls. Mo„ Dec. 26. He was grad­ stand firm against aggression. ing with the flrat lady'a ailing Wallett for re-election and as s "W e believe," he aald, "that a Supersabre fighters, ■ M41 Walker Funeral* we' fear the power of Russia and duly to discuss the issues publicly. veterans. uated from the Hartford Theolog­ mother, Mrs. John S. Doud. Mrs. Democrat urge my fellow party Evelyn W. Gregan, strong, firm policy la the only Bulldog tanks and heavy artillery. Eisenhower will atay on for a Communist countries today.'' This duty can beat J)e fulfilled by ical Seminary, and received hla Dulles to Fly Doan announced the plans to members to join me in voting to Secretary, one that haa a chance In keep the time after the President leaves. 'The Korean War,, or "policing." return him to office. public Rebate between the candi­ DD degree from Wesleyan Univer­ peace and that a policy of weak­ turn over the ground-to-air mis­ John Provenisdn j IS TH E as Truman, says, would not have dates. I would, therefore, be Reception Committee sity. -Hla first pastorate was at siles at a Joint news conference Except for a brief airport apeech WaiCer Uzupes Veterans of World War 1 ness militarily or diplomatically Funeral servlces/for John Pro- during the 1956 campaign. It will been necessary, as the North Ko­ pleased to riieet with Judge Wallett the First Congregational Church, To See Chiaiig with Gen, Peng Meng-Chl. com- at any time and place convenient of USA will tnevltablv lead t o ------venson of Amkiver, who died be Elsenhower's. flrat visit to the reans would not have had Rus­ 'Oaa Be Proud’ Lynn, Mass, where he served for The Vice Prejiinent aald the mander In chief of the Nationalist Wednesday, wWl be held Saturday sia and Red China to back them to him to debate the propriety of- Manchester, Conn. 10 years. He was then called to Cr'.orado capital alnce he suffered O FFIC IAL To the Editor (Contlnued from Page One) Democrats have no campaign la-.Army. The American general aald morning at'StSO from the T. P. a heart attack at hU mother-in- UD. Of course this policing ended the fee system of compensating Center Church. aiiea hecauae the economy haa re- nuclear warheads were not In- Hollotan Funeral Home. IT,*) Cen­ the recession which began about We in Munchester can be proud probate judges and any other is­ Strongest Tug* Ordered Besides his wife he leaves three law’s home on Sept. 24, 1955. ’ that we are fortunate enough to Chleng Into Ihinning. - , nut , the , Que . , bounded from a recession; because voiced, ter S tr and at-9 from St, James’ The major bBtUeground of El­ 1948. As there has not been any sues that he may care to raise. I PS daughters, Mrs. William E. Thomp­ REPRESENTATIVE have one of our residents as the should be exceedingly grateful to moy force, lest this play Into what ; ^.^^m assets are at a record high; The 2nd .Missile Battalion of the ChurC'h. senhower's campaign tour is Cali­ war during our present Adminis­ Port said, Egypt-^ Suez Canal C. L HOUSE & SON, Inc. son. Bamesville, Maine: Mrs. Jona­ they regaid as Red China s St rat-mortgages si a record low; n s . Arm y’s 71st Artillery Begl- A requiem high .Mas.s will be. tration, the Democrats are making Republican candidate for State Mr. Rogers if he would arrange authorities have placed an order fornia.' He will be there Monday Senator from the Fourth District. than Hutchinson. Torrington, and egy of spIlUIng the united states Democrats realise that monl in now pUrln^f th^ niiAsUea Hung. Burial Will be in St. James’ and Tuesday, with major speeches a big issue of our present reces­ such p debate. with a shipyard In Rotterdam, the We can be do.'hly proud because John R. FltxGerald Mrs. Paul Glenn, who la at present and CommunlEt China. though there were a few “mlw- in^,our Ellen of 12 launrhlng poal* Cemetery. in Los Angeles and San Francisco. sion. Netherlands, for two tugs that will In Rome, Italy, with her husband. But they have left no taken of Judgment^' In the Elnen-i i\nnn each In the Taipei vicifilty. He leave* a brother, Joseph, of the candidate !s one as ably quail- Democratic Candidate be the world’s most powerful. The Hla talks will be carried on an 11- During the Democratic Admin­ fled as John Rottner. for Judge of Probate / He also leaves two brothers. Ar­ would welronie voluntary hower admlnlatratlon. "it haa been ponn aald. >lr Indirated they Andover; and a married sister In slate telexdslon and radio network. istrations, prosperity has been 150-foot tugs, to be used for tow- thur of Berlin, Conn., and Morris menl by Chlsng to aonie auch I have never Involved myself irig.veiaali In the canal, will have one of the moat honeat In his- would be ready to defend the area Florida, Tlie Final Address of the cam­ based on wars. •May Day* of Hartford; and seven grandchil- move lo ry ;’’ and bccanac the pioneer py week. World War 1-^Wll son—Demo­ actively Iri pblltics but-1 do know a capacity pf about 6,400 horse­ Dtillee' trip will follow up a visit Memorial Mas* paign will be In Chicago’s Stock- that one seeking ' public offleb To the Editor, power eaiji. dreti. moon rocket the I’ S "la hack In Integrated units of American crat. to Formosa by Secretary of De­ yard Arena next Wedne.sday eve­ shoulu be a person of unquestioned Le.at we forget — In Handers' Funeral arrangltmenls are In- Aral place In the race to ontci and Chinese soldiers might man A first anniversary Mass will be World War 2—Roosevelt— fense McF.lroy. McKIroy la report­ ning, What he says there will go hor.est3' and integr'ty. He should fields where ihe poppies grow! eomplote. It la probable a memor­ apace " .Konie positions before the Chinese sairl toniorrow at 8:.’iO a.hi. in St. Democrat. ed to have sought s formula for out over a'15-slate Midwestern al,ao have a background of ex­ How well this poem Is remem­ ial service will be held In the Nl.\on said llicre haa liccn a are fully trained, the i'.S . coni- Janie.s’ Church for .Mrs. R n s' M. Korean Policing—Truman Demo­ easing the Quemdy crisis, posslhlv TV-radio network. perience which makes him capable bered by the veterans of the first strong lesurgcnce of IlcpnhIIcnn niander m IiI Me said he was un­ l.asala. crat. 105*!* Including wUhdrswnl of some of strength within the past 10 days There was no advance word as The Republican Party stands for of filling the office he seeks. World War. This was their poem, aware whether any agreement to what extent Eisenhower would the troops eapeclally hecauae of the econom- woidd prevent the Nationalists .Mapinrlnl Mtiaa peace. John Rottner’s standing in our yet we do forget. deal with foreign policy on this European allies, w hile publlt ly Ic upturn. fiorn moving some Nlke-herciil^s A second anniversary Mass for Austin Chambers town Is p- joi of his honesty and .Six j’oars ago there came into PerHonal INolices supporting the Arm tJ S. attitude ife also emphasized the differ- (p,, offshore Islands once they the repose, of the sotll of Arthur P. tour. In any evertt. Indications integrity. - Hla ex,.erience as a being, an organization to repre­ toward Communlal Chin*, never­ ence In economic philosophy he- look control of them, Lcduc will be said tomorrow morn­ were he would leave it mainly to Dfanocrat for Wallett lawyer and Judge of qur Town sent the Veterans of World War I theless are repotted pressing tween nepiiblU ana and Demo-. The commander o f the tf..'l ing at 9 a m. In the Church of the Nlxoii and other ftepiibllcans to To the Editor, I Court together with his many of the USA; an organization which In Memoriam Dulles for some quirk steps to crala , hallnlinn Lt. Col. Bernard 1. Assumption. swat back at Democratic criti­ As one of the many Democrats ; other . . civic . activities, . • such as, was expre.asly designed to look LIFE In Invlnt memoryry ofef MartinMen...... Maver.. ease tensions In the sres before ■'In a nulahell, ” he said. "W e l Greenberg of Wilmington, Del , tje- cism In that field. who are surprised and disappoint-; mouMrship >n the School Puild- into the needs and secure legisla­ who paaaad away •0 »iiilil*nlv Oct. 17, thev explode Into a broader con- 1M4, 14 yeara ito. belleve that the heal way to a s -: dined comment whether nuclear The President made it clear OYSTER PERPETUAL ■ed wrlth the party’s sudden change '"8 Committee, have. given him tion for this group of veterans. fllri. sure the economic pressure which warhead* were stockpiled near the ■100,000 ill (iiuird yesterday he is looking to the "Vice of policy in advancing a candidate: f'** necensarj’ background to serve ; This organization struggled and latvtnsly remembered Dulles’ plan to visit Formosa Pre.sldeni to take the party lead i finally, on July 19. 19.58. President ANNIVERSARY SALE means t»elter Jobs, more at hools. missile sites. Me said conventional for the position of Judge of Pro- ^ *** IJ** State Senate, has been s carefully guarded Wife, Mr*. Martin Mover heller health And more aecunty explosive warheads 'c.sii he used Wa.ahington The Army Na­ on llial score. 1 bate, I wish publicly and emphat-! All voters of Manchester, re- Dwight D. Eisenhower, one of our Stale Department secret Au­ and riilldren for the American people Is to uii- to 'Icslioy single or mulllple tai- tional Guard, the largest active Eisenhower, in a telegram to Ically to endorse the Republican ■ gardless of party affiliation. , Buddies, signed the Congressional thorities said the trip has been ready-reserve component of the M E N ’S nfu/ £ARL£ S.R0HAMMBEMr leash and sUmulale the creative gels ” the campaigning Nixon, said "our candidate. Judge John J. Wallett, ‘ ______' ______In lyiemoriam planned at least a week No, .spe­ Army, numbers about 400.00U offi­ Uf Mtmmt m t-m em nm energies of 17(1 Jnllllon Indlvidiiat A total of 88 Nike-Hercules mia- side" must reply to opposition at­ for return to his current office as 70 Sale Days Of Exciting In loving memory et Aillitir cial emergency haa arisen, they cers and men and Includes 21 in­ rnmmu t'74ti Laduc who died Oct. tA, 1l)5« Ampricans rather than to say. sHcs are reported already on tacks on . day-to-day handling of LADIES’ WATCHES Judge of Probate of the Town of MEN’S BATES SHOES said, whirl! mad# the trip sudden­ Formosa nr about to arrive, Tlie fantry divisions and six "unored f ‘gj'";' as distinguished Manchester. ’ Loved and remembered alwa>a ly necessary 'lafi the government do It In divisions, plus many other combat e P . Values On Our lOSth Washlnglon ' weapon ran seek out and destroy from criticism of the broad objec­ I have spent a great deal of Walter ftobellson. assistant and support units. Wife, Arnee tl I.ediir Nixon said he wiiiild give s non- enemy airplanes up to Ihfl miles tives, such as dedication to peace tlms in reading all the statementa Save $2.00 to $3,00 A Pair Paiighler. Patricia Secretary of Stale for far eastern Self PICK-UP pollllcal talk Ihla morning to stu­ sway. and the battle against Communist made in the newapapers concern- Son. Oeorge affairs Is expected In Join Dulles The Cm.II .■.inlsl cea.se-fire on ISIANU RETREAT SAVE! Anniversary Sale dents si Krighnin Young Univer­ expansion. In* this office, and have made it OASES UF SUDA AT In Taipei for the lelks, -ftobril- the Quemoy islands continued ' In­ Washington, Oct. 17 ifl’i— .Na­ my business to seek out the par­ In Memoriam eon Is one of the main sn lillei ls sity St Provo. 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NOW S 1 0 . 9 5 Urn two ’ JAPANESE YEWS FIN OAK 8-10’ .;...... 8I«.*6 Rtg. $14.00 .. $1100 Rtg. $24.95 .. $18.70 Upright and Sprendlng *S.*6 SYCAMORE 8-10' ...... ’54 FORD $795 llEG . 529.95 ...... NOW ^ ?3 .0 5 "■* T— j-c-' Alno'smnUer slae Yews 11.08 .. 8 7.*S' ■''« .-..m e r of . T^i Manchee'*'' MOBAINE LOCUST 10-H’ .. 8t0.*S Cbistomline t-Door ftresn- '■ensloeto, duniper*, - Ari>or Vltne, etc. CRIM.SON KING MAPLE 8-8’ .. .. 8 8 J8 ’55CHEY. REG. $39.95 NOW ^ ? 1 ^ 0 5 He* G s . W ' O f y , ; , ' She has SUGAR MAPLE 8-10’ ...... t 7.88 LINED JEANS LINED SUCKS BOLLY— IS-tS" Ptanta. MANY OTHERS. v-8 2 -p w r. BIZEB 8 to 18 • JMaie *r F en *^ . M .9 8 REG. $42.95 ...... NOW < ;34.35 B e . 88 05 ^ 3 1 5 . PANSY SEEbUNGS ...... BO t n M e ’5 2 fO N T. NOW . 5^*^^ ^3.80 Bronm, Navy. Gray, Taa. RHODODCNDebN— OntaHna Hardtop. I r’AIR 86JW 9m4 SMdlin9t 11-18' • a ■ • DOITBLE BABY’S. BREATH— out Bolton palernsl Ah* has a Briatol Fairy ...... , 7*c MEN'S WARM WOOL and >tr)sp""' vertennet. . . - ’55 MERC. $1595 Csn’c'"-’ an CMtlSTMAS Rose .. Manterey Hardtop.' . ton„ OIof M" r . .. INfXPENSIVE GROUND COVERS PART WOOL SHIRTS RROADCLOTH and FLANNELEHE n,vlrt Frank.y.h A Mnitriay» and Thiirxdayii Bed Evergreen Aialea*. Hairdy, large Hnshy plant*. Pnehyaandrk (Jap Spurge) ’$30108. 889$ REG. $2.95 VALUE .. . . . NOW $2.35 in Tha Herald yon net tlie < ’ • I Low, Low price IA For F OCi ] ^I-Door Hardtop. PAJAMAS roiniflete router of neir F rlw t Hedging, Ferenhlato, F lo w in g Shrub*, REG. $3.95 VALUE . • • • • • tt • . . . NOW $3.15 Fralt .Tree*, 'Oma* Seed,. Bone Mr*l, Mme, .CREEPING PHLOX (Snbnlata) M e REG. $5.95 VALUE «•••••• . . . NOW $4.10 hithirs in the area irith all Fertiliter, Oem nn Pent Mo**, Pax Crab Graa* ’5SF0NT. REG.r. 53.95 VALUE -. NOW 13.15 , KUler.. ^ . MYR1*A.4f!l*m JWstol. lie. ,RE0k; Ji.9 5 VALUE e-O . A-i-Ov-i NOW$Z(20 Ihe per{iiu;nl information p. $4.S0VAraE . . . NOW$3Af .' Anthony by the decea matte; radio, heater. REG. 510.06 VALUE . MOW $8.00 REG. a ‘ . reftardinn lhe.ne netv ipili- BLUEBERfUES—New Varietlen •••••.a***** NOW$3;95 148 *His Pk'' flA * HONKYSVCBUL larg* « .year phuGn "’M r-" H G ;$10.91 TAUir .:...... NOW $9.40 REG. $8.00 VALUE • V ridttolsi You ' firohably REG. $5.95 VALUE ■ • 8 a "•.» ,p a • • « • NOW$4.eO knote the father or niotlo BUY WITH 8AT18FAOTION AND ASSUBANCE AT er; the grandparents or MOIMRTY HUNDREDS OP OTHER ITEMS ON SALE brothers and sisters. All in all you'll like this cob BROTHERS SWEATERS umn because it has to do Untsala — C snttassital — ; Msroniy EagM For* RIG. $3.95 VAL. $3.18 REG. $7.95 VAL $4*80 teith people—^ete ones in‘ BBINO YOUB PLANTINO PBO m iaU TO US. CEHOUSEsSON RiG. 14.98 VAL. $3.95 RIG. $8.95 VAL. $4.95 c l t t d ^ . I WOODLAND BT. JOHN A BAFABCA n o u n t-M H M l oBN ifB anaucET I-IS e . . IMPBH DAILY U m m .ll DJI.- i a s - « i M RRG. $4.91 VAL $8.98 REG. $12.98 VAL. $10.38 F. A M. Ichufer BrBwIhf.Co. at OHUMetleut, i O m r EYEIONM GREEN STAMPS f AGE TWELVE MANCHESTER '^JVENiNG HERALD. MANCHESTBH, iX)NN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17,1958 Section Two FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17,195* iRattrbrBtTr Inrning l|rralh FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17,1958 • \c v r." ' * ' > , ... . Pages 13 to 24 were viewed bV parents as teachers 1808 U|ey inbved to this locsiity quggeta. prataal rolls, pratsal logs. SouUi Windsor conducted conferences with them 28 yesrs ago. But tkay aopnar or later lUl const in their classrooms. The progrsm Not'ow retired, drust worked on Pretzel Needs New Market^ back to the old fashioned pretael vvas Jointly sponsored by, the PTA tobacco for many yeare. He and tw lft.". si]d the Union School. Refresh­ Mr*. Gruat are membere of St. Miss Foberg ments were served after the meet­ Francis of Asstel Church. A Maas But Classic Twist Still Best Sido Street Sewer Cost Mim; Danger ing. of thanksgiving for the 50th an­ Venezuela Buy* Meat WRTKINS- Directors Set Nov. 5 <■ In addition to the Board of Edu­ niversary will be said In the church PTA Speaker By AKNOLD ZEITLIV fW hy bualneas h a s increased 25 Caracas — Venezuela inr^rorted Of Reds Lies cation officers previously announc-' Saturday at 8 a.m. Philadelphia,- OcL 17 (dV-Thb -per cen* in the Ust five years. WEST ed. appointments also include: . They have four children, Stan­ latest twist In the pretael Industry about 85,000,000. worth of. Itve- Not Figured for iDract ItUi Ann Foberg, well known Merle B. Woodmansee, financial '"The pretzel business Is in tock products frdm the . Ui»Hed For Dealing on School ley of Sullivan Ave., Mr#. Paul la the push to get the pretaet out great shape. I recommend It. itates In 1857. Commercla* live- In Markets ■tate educator, gave an Illustrated secretary: Truman Hills, proba­ Bielskl.of 29 Benton St., Manches­ of the aaiooh into the salon—reduc­ There’s more money In It than In S Faasral SstvIm Water and Sewer Depai,rtment#been Impossible' to give accurate talk on ‘'Quality Education" at an tion officer: and John G. Flood'and ing. saibn, that 1*. . - ‘ stock .alatlghur In Venezuela last The Board of Dlractora laat^ cation between the three Boards John T. Kearney to the personnel ter. ‘William and Chesmiia both of the newspaper business." year raached a record of 818,000,- ■uperlntendent Fred Thrall aaid eatimatea, he said. Atty. Bmilio Q. Daddario told the open .house PTA meeting held at Griffin Rd„ So. Windsor. Mr. and ^The pretzel is a lowf calorit, Pretzel makers are trying to get UnhiMld 4. iVeat, Director Furthermore, the superintendent night set .Nov. 5 as the date for a responaibla for achoola. committee. high protain'dtet itam,'* said Don­ 000 pounds, 42 per cent above the 142 East Oeatet St, jrestarday afternoon it would have Manchester Ktwanii Club yester­ Present cost estimata of the the Union Grammar School last Class R«ke. and Center St. How­ Daddario, who is running against made by tliat date so the matter SSxton was arrested by East SERVICES" Manchester An*. lunches. Dessert and l offee will be ter requesting ronlrtbutlohs vfll Last 2 Days ever, residents at the hearing pro­ varying waya they might have Republican incumbent Edwin H. can be legall.y advertised for a year* *go. "But It'll be up to be- their plumbing Jobs done, and has Hartford police Aug. 19 and bound Donation 7S Cents served bV Ihr Gla.stonhorv society. he s.-int to townspeople and collec­ tween threi and five hundred mil­ I ORANGE HALL ^ ^ tested 'because they weren’t given May Jr., said foreign aid can serve Board of Directors meeting Nov. over to Superior Court Aug. 28. tion* wilt be made In the achool*, figures o n : \ given them general ideas of coats this purpose as well as help to 3. That i* the organiaatlonal meet­ Diuount PricRs A visit to hand craft displays lion dollars In the next Ave ydars. of the varying’: waya. But at nq He had been paroled from prison , and permanent exhibits at the II- as In the past. 1. The cost of aide street sewers. eliminate the- "economic dlslora- ing at which the new Board takes Aug. 6 after serving 18 months of time, Thrall aaid,..has the depart­ tlbna" which he Said are "the basic office, anc on its agenda will be AN D«parfmtnrs : brary in the afternoon wlll.pre- Roland A. Miller, aaslalant 2. Individual costa of^ connecting ment attempted to tell a property a two to five year term for sim­ ! cede an addresa by John Codman caahier of the,First National Bank houses with aewera In the street. cause of the world's troubles." confirmation .hat a special meet­ ilar nffeniiea. owner what a plumber ..might He said the Soviet Union and ing W1H be called Nov. 5 for the ' on "Preser'iiUon of Hlalorlc of Manchester, la treasurer for the 8. The coat of additional piuhp charge; him. That la a plumber's Warrants for Saxton's arrest ARTHUR DRUG Areas." After the talk, i ouesllon drive. iMAHRC, wlilch la constant­ RUMMAaE SALE r Sale stations, if needed. Red China want to outproduce the public hearing. BINGO domain, ThrSU aaid. were issued by hfanchester, Hart­ 1 and answer nerlod w ill he 'held. ly expanding its services to retard­ EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 j Dirffdtor Paul Marts criticized free world with the aim of domin­ The hearing will be held In a ford and Bast Hartford shortly af­ I South Wlnrlsor Historical .So- ed children In this ares, hopes to TuefwlR.v, 0c(. 21-^9:30 a.m. Thrall and Gfneral Manager Rich . Li regard to tha third question, ating foreign markets and "ahut- school auditorium yet to be an- ter hi* release. Manchester police cletv members' attending have raise 85,000. NOWON 'Thrall said that aiiice no decision tlng us out." nour.ced., i ► ORANGE HALL, 72 EAST OKNTER 8T„ MANCHESliw ^ Thousands Of Item* ard Martin for not having these, reported he waa wanted here on i been Invlled In bring guests Center Church Houue flgurea at the hearing. The hear­ has yet been.jiiade to sewer the "We have the capacity to out­ After the hearing, the 'Board two counts of breaking and enter­ | ^ ^ 2 0 REGULAR GAMES—5 SPECIALS—! SWEEPSTAU ^ aide' streets, he had no detailed in­ produce Ruaaiai he aaid. "we need will have until Nov. 7 to aeitle any I New .Arrlial 10 per cent penalty. This remlnijer ^ I-oyal Circle, King* Daughters Manchester Shopping Parkade ing was adjourned upon Marie’s ing and larceny. At Saxton's trial A son WHS horn at Hartford propoeal that the figures be made formation on what subsidiary a program and people.” He said further problem* and make the Harvest was Issued hy Assessor Fnoch Pel- pumping sL.tion* might be needed. the United States muA produce to appropriation. The appropriation | yesterdav. the Msuicheater charges j Hospital last .SHlurday to .Mr and ton whose office at the Town Hall available, and yesterday he said he were entered against him together / I Mrs. Charles Aniomk of II I’ark- 'Meanwhile, Martin yesterday capacity, which; he :''aaid, it Isn't could be made the night of the Is open Monday through Friday would ai^ that the project be ex­ Skid he is asking the three lowest- doing now, and provide employ­ hearing, or could be delayed un­ with charges from the other towns. / SUPPER I view Dr, from 9 a.m. to 4 pm. This prop­ panded to include ndl aide street Saxton's connection with the i Paper Drlie bidders on the force main and ment, at good wages, for all til Nov. 7, wlilch ia the la*i night Mponaored By erly does not include motor ve­ sewers. ‘ , pumping station project to extend people who want Jobs. on’ which the Directors can act on mid-August thefts was ascertained Anrierson-Shea Auxiliary I Tomorrow is the day of the hicles. Engbaeering Probieins beke, aewer; and to set ter table la lowest at this time of several years ago but unused, will action on a divorce petition. preparation. 22. 9:80-11 a m. most 70 years. Bsek in 19.10, the Insiirsjire people figured life ex­ 8 P.M. aaaeaaments against property year, a delay of a fqw months According to papers filed in the Tellers Brush Up off pn ten or more. pectancy at only 80 years Chleny responsible for I hose 10 extrs tie into the pumping stalion as For the future, Martin has The books on hand maybe puiv Drive in at any time or call Best revolutionary owners who will benefit from the could Increase the cost of building will the propoaed W. Middle Tpke. town clerk's office, Mrs. Yencha drawn up an ordinance now under "chased and orders will be taken yesrs of life are today's wonder dnigs drugs that did not cxi.sl WADDEU SCHOOL project. this phase of the town's aewer sya- seeks a divorce on the grounds of Canberra. Australia — \1Tien for Friday morning delivery In 1910, That's why we say: aewer. workera at the town of Cabra- study, which woirirl create a build­ at the fair. Marie's request to add aide tem. "Intolerable cruelty.'' She also ing committee with memebra from At the P.T.a . meetlngr, C)ct. >0, —they’re a real treat. winter tire weWa Since detailed plans have not wants alimony, payment of coun­ murra, high in. the Australian Today's Preorriptlon Is The RIggeol Rargaln In lllslnry At BOX, DOBSON, Caller street aewera to the project would Before the public hearing la been prepared for side a t r e e t Alps near the Snowy Mountains the Board of Director*, the Board Vincent Ramial, principal of Bucto- raiae Its cost In an effort to satis­ re-opened. Thrall aaid each prop­ sewers, property owners on them sel fees, 8 ^ ,0 0 0 and' the right to of Education, and the public. He ley School, will ^>eak on Lie new ever offered... Beoeilt "Children’s Services" fy long-time ..eruands of properly erty owner will have received of­ change her nam^ to Barbara 1 h.vdroelectrlc project, recently -L*V- can’t be told what they will have ^leksinaki. took a eollectlon to aid the local feels such a group would‘provide reading plan being used in Grades ROGER OLCOn owners there for sower*,. They ficial notice of hi* _ahare of the to pay In addition to th? 1.82 per better coordination and communi­ four, five and six. Tha Canttnanlat Door Prizeo! RefrMhmentsI now have septic tanks. cost of the project. Mrs. Yencha la repreaented hy chlldren't muscular-dlatrophy cen­ 403 West Center Street WESTOWN PHARMACY and at the lowest cemplale Stereophonic These figure* were announced at front foot cost that will be levied the local firm of Leaaner, Rbttner, ter, bank tellOra had to taka spe­ IWNA'nON 75 CENTS . ^Thrall said yeaterday he isn’t when sZwers are put in and the Karp and Groobert. cial couraea Iri foreign bank not#* 159 HARTFORD ROAD TKI„ Ml 9-99K) High PIdelity PM-AM Radio- certain how -mijch .time would be the public hearing, but Thrall said residents start -getting service. < from Sweden, Mexico, - Egypt, Mitchell 3-7853 price in years! Phonograph Sytle'm ... x: the work involved in planning the ------:_____ project prevented the mailing out Ultimately, the project would He who gives, when he is asked, Vietnam, Togoland. Greece, the JO-wotfi audio power .,. of such data when th* nroperty benefit the area bounded on the has waited loo Jong. — Friendly United Slates, Malaya. Canada, highly efficient ipcoker owners were notified of the hear­ north by the Hockanum River and CThatf., Pakistan and, of course, Auatralla. •yilem including two heavy ing several weeka ago, Hilliard St., oa the east by tho Bighth School aiid Utilities Oil- magnet 18' ban and two As the project currently stands, trlct, on the south, hy W. Middle OJtponentlal treble horns ... home owners would pay 81-82 a front foot as their share of the Tpke., and on the west by the cheoie from five beduliful ^ coat of the pumping station and- Hockanum Rivef, ^ fshop MARLOW’S Furniture DepTI ifylei In 8ne mahogany, oak, I*/ .^rre main, and owners of unde­ Thrall said expansion in that di­ YOU CAN VOTE BY cherry, American walnut ^ X^ltK SHOULD NOT BE veloped land would pay about rection hSa been part of the long- FOR THESE AND MANY MORE or ebony woodl. INCLUDED IN A REDUCING DIET 1134.0'r'^l acre. range planning of his department All projleri^ owners in the area for some time. Tlie proposed loca­ complete, $59$ — will bear this-.', cost as all will tion of a Catholic High School and only eventually benelft -from the force the Howell Cheney Technical High AGSENTEE BALLOT BECAUSE OF ns main and pumping ataU(>n. school in the area ia coincidental, In molMgany In addition, property ''.smnera he aaid. IN THE 47ui Anniversary Specials! HIGH CONTENT OF whose land abut* W. Middle ______,1 A A. or la located on the comer* of There are only acant traces of STATE ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOV. A SIMMONS COLONIAL PROTEIN, CALCIUM side streets and could convenient­ water vapor in the atmoephere of AND RIBOFLAVIN, ly be tied into the sewer line pro­ Mara. ■- 1. If you will be absent fro mthe State. 2. If you are ill or physically dinabled and unable to l\/lcR 0rhaV ox WHOLE OR SKIM vote in peraon at the polls. SOFA BED MILK USUALLY 3. If you are Q atudeht in school oMtclde the State.. A KKinTED .Mniii-:i. 4. If you are a member of the Armed Forces. COMPLETE WITH I’ll.l.tHtS SHOULD p E INCLUB* Don’t put it off. It taken time to procena an application. completely ED IN/hNY DIET, SALE R E D u e m a o R . FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ^ N E W ^ OTHERVVtSE. StereGphoiiic Tel. Ml 34979 or Ml ^5050 $ 00.97 SUBURBANITE F'. HIGH FIDELITY ^ibuNaviar O o fo ro w REPUBLICAN HERBQUARTER5 g o o d A e a r '*tSur Need For ' ' ■ ' ' CbwntcTicctt Aeprowd S i EAST C E N n a STREET FRESH A A IL K SOLVE THE PARKING PROBLEM AT YOUR HOUSE *‘Bll«d thru snow Magnificent New Instruments ,.. Thrilling New HUB-CAP d««p*» Samsonite FOLDING CHAIRS Stereophonic Sound from New Stereo Records

IS t h e a n s w e r t o t h is p r o il e m i Music becomes magic when Magn&vox sets it freel You tndj^ have never WATCH YOUR MAIL FOR A SFECIAL heard rRcorjcled music with the exciting realism you can now eajoy! These magnif­ Closeout icent new instruments were created especially to play the new stereo records which ONE and TWO OF A RIND $ y i .47 "Dynamic Trsrilon" —stirs '•8 grip under power — gives have two sound tracks . . . as well as your present recordings . . . with greater vwi up to .lit better Irarlinn R«qulor Volu«t to $9.95 M c h In deep mow . . . u much tonal beauty knd realism than you have ever heard before. For the very first *« 17t better trsrtkm In mndl' See this great aew tire time, the music is alive . . . it seems to surround you andjzome from everywhere! DE5K VALUE today and gat an SrrRDV KNOTTY PINE RU6 VALUE— t> U lyVEED ICE SCRAPER ...to help y o u STUDENT DESK VISCOSE RUGS ehtoluiely ■ COME im - f 6 r t h e m u s ic a l Complete Magnavox Stereophonic 4 drawers. \ .$21.95 $ 1 T f tT T UKuall,( $55,00. A " T T h r i l l o f y o u r l i f e t i m e ! if High Fiddity Systems are priced value. SAI,F | / SALE sjy y/ you now own a Magnavox Television from orUy or Phonograph, ask us almut conver­ b l a i t k e f BEDROOM VALUE SOFA VALUES ting it to a sterMphonic system. Cnlonlal Wing Sofa, Rubber ('iiahlona MORI N O ni RIDI ON DURING GOODYEAR DRIS THAN 3-PIEGE LIMED OAK SUITE amt Bark* »T ■ SL'ijn&Stij With nniible Dreaser,. ('hr»| ami Ronk- ON ANY OTHER KINOI caae Bed. ~ .* .. TESTED, delivered. GUARANTEED. SERVICED iV OUR OWN MARLOW^S47th #8 ' 189,57 CompiRto Lino of Siiow Colonial IVing l-ovr'Seat, Rubber Ciiahlim* MECHANICS. SOLD ON OUR OWN EASY 4% TIME PAYMENT PLAN: Usually $219,50. $1X A 'A "T Tirti for Forotqn Core. SALE ^lOTeT/ »89.57 I anniversary I a m ! wm li oom fettl OF COURSE, E.Z TERMS! SALE NOW IN FtOGIlilE^ ^ . t

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I L It .?* T " - .. . MANCuisTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.I FRIDAY, OCTOBER *17,1988 PAGE FIFTECI P A G E FOURTEEN ILANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CQNN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1968

oualy over what he termed the Cunkling Backs one-man action by Com$>troUcr Zeller In hiring Writer P. Cr«b- Sweden Pressing $72,000 Office tsee Jr., W est Hurtford archltsct, without prior iqiproval of the rest Building Plans of the committee. Zeller .defended the action, declaring that he acted Are You An INDEPENDENT in order to speed up things. He For N-Ban Acccwd Hartford, Oct, 17 Of)- Bute Fi­ eald the eomntittee needed an "ex­ VoL XXV, No. 7 Friday, October 17 Comptled by Students of Manchester High School nance Commisaioner George J. pert" to drav/ up plans and spsei- Mira Helen Eetes, Faculty AdViaer Conkling said today the state will (Oonttiraed Irom Page One) experts .In Geneva last July. flcatlons for bid purposes. "It appears," Zorin told the po­ be making a mistake in tc/ lng Following the Conkling objec­ T h in k e r ? away architectural plana for a litical committee, "that we have no tion U> the procedure, the commit­ But they feel thet a General Ae- new state office building— plans Harry Back, Phil difference on the question o f con­ tee went Into executive session Mmbly call for an immediate per­ for which the state paid $72,000 trol." and voted two to one to retain manent halt would conalitute an four years ago. Quill, Somanhis, World Representatives H is High School World speaks Pineo Leads with Two TD’s There was also some hope that Crabtree. ’ YOU O W I IT TO YOURSILF TO CONSiMR attempt to Influence the Geneva th' Russians might be ready to Conkling aald the plans v/ert ' H k ------fe r the student body and faculty drawn up by a nationally known o f Manchester High School In talks In advance and would alio relent In their demand for an Im­ THiSI MPUMJCAN CANMDATK FOR mediate, alt-tlnie ban on testing of architect, E>ougtas Orr of New Tent H«s Sink expressing their deepest aym- make them pointless. nuclear weapons. They have made Haven, add "shouldn't be tossed STATI RIFRRSiNTATIVI Attend Scholastic Press Conference Mtl'.y fer the popular senior, As Gridders ‘Splat Platt Flat’ Reds Softealof similar reversals on the eve of oth­ aside so llgHtheartedly" Zhuth Otae, Calif.— A now camp­ i%il Phineo, who ie recovering W «te r n diplomats have noted a er International talka. ^lowever. Stale Comptroller er’s tent kit ihukcted by a South from an operation due to a rup­ M delegation of 52 itudenta from tured spleen. The ever-improving Manchee­ certain aoftrnlnp of the rtiisslan Fred R. Zeller, who personally hir­ Gate , concern has everything — tone In the arms debate. TTiev hope ed a new architect several weeka the MHS "World," "Romanhie," We ere glad te report that ter High Football Squad notched even tha kitchen alnk. an easy SO^O victory over Platt It ‘a a good omen for the Geneva ago, has contended that the 10.M and "Quill” ataffs, attending the Phil, an excellent athlqte and High of Meriden in the Silver City - t Jks. Silver Lane plans are now "obsolete " and not It contains a lightweight tent, 36th annual convention of the Con­ •diotar, in addition to being Legion of Honor worth much. four oota and sleeping biga tour vice president of the Student Oct 10. A fter a recent sharp exrhance necticut Scholastic Preu Asah. at T h e victory was the first win la svtth Western delegates. Deputy Zeller, the GOP gubernatorial chairs, a counter that,serves as a the Univerelty of Connecticut, Oouncll, Is on the road to re- nominee, la head of a Uiree-ipan table and a sink with running wa­ .covery at the Mancheeter Me- fifteen encounters for the gridders. Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin Site Baeked helped to prove that "high school A week earlier the Inidans. play­ suddenly expressed gralifkalion j committee empowered lo contract ter and a gas stovs for cooking. joumaliem is not only a service to moHal Hospital. for the Icaae-piirchaae of a new W ater la drawn into Uis sink from Jean Martin, ’80 ing on Ih e same field, fought Ma­ that the United Stales and Britain I Federal approval of Sliver l..ane the-school and'student body-but a loney of Meriden to a 6-8 deadlock have accepted the system of con­ office building planned for con- a storage tank. Paul R. Marte Herman Yules laboratory for developing skill in as the site of Manchester's pro- to break a- 14 game lo.sing streak. atrunllon on state land just east of trol proposed by the conference of r posed housing for the aging project The vyhole thing le packed the art of written communica­ The victory was no upsej. with the the present Stat* Office'Building. ' was expected following the visit In an sliiminiim carrying tions," the motto of -the conven­ Inidan-s in complete charge the en­ Slate Treasurer .John Ottavlano, case that rides 10 Inches abovs a j here yesterday of two Public Houa- tion. Students Hold tire game. also a Republican, claahed with car-top ragk. The case serve| as ' Ing AuMiorily land' experts. As president of the CSPA, Miss Offense Unstoppable ('(.nvmlsaloner Conkling, a Gov­ one side of the tent which h as: D um irati A lly Herman Yules, counsel for lone Fellows, MHS English In­ The Red and White vpffense waa ernor Rlhlcoff appointee and the an 8-by-13-foot apace 8 feet high, Ihe Mani hestcr Housing Aulhortly. structor and "Somanhis’' faculty Celebrationi of the strongest seen In their three third committee r,ember; at s xlpper-closlng door, and two 4-by- j said Ihe men were shown six pos­ advisor, presided over the general games this season. Fullback Phil meeting on the su'.>ject Thuraday. 8-foot screened windows, with zip- sible sites hilt appeared to agree session held in the mprning. A. Pineo was the night's outstanding SEND THEM CVinkllng has objected strenii- per closing flaps. iRiiptRitRlt with the .MHA's view that Silver warm welcome and a'wish for the Poetry Week peifonner. bringing llie crowd of M ne was Ihe most snitsbie. euccess of the conference were ex­ 1.640 to their feet with runs of 65 THE The land experla are expecled tended by-Dean Harrison Carter of Poetry week has been ob.served or 23 yards into the end zone. He lo reioniniend IJiat Ihe PHA Rtpablifim the University of Connecticut. In by two of Misa Anna McGuire's averaged 1.5,1 yards In nine car­ which la In lend Ihe fnnda for the th « main address, presented by freshman English claitses as well ries. HOMETOWN project approve the Federally Francis Q. Grubbs, headmaster of tiivs’ ' ^ Senior half-back Sam Foster as the English I classes of Miss ^ ^ " I ^ J gained 78 .vards in only six car- owned alle Yules said spprsisers Loomis school, the title of “ Ran­ 1 Catherine McGuire. will soon ha sent lo determine the BAMK A dom thoughts of a Fnistrated- broke for a 54-yard touchdowh gallop the second NEWS land'a fair market value. Get te knew Newspaperman" stressed the im­ Following- are some of the de­ Other HItea portance of the printed word, the scriptions crested hy pupils; Sum­ »v nfl Indian R' signal-caller. for the Th, other sites shown the PHA Journalism "musts," and what mer rain-warm, siyeet tears from PS " first scores in the opening quarter representslives were Ihe Hewitt SATURDAYS'MfMBIR f D ^I C makes a good newspaperman, an angel’s eyes; tunnel-long string on a 15-yard run, Dick Sylvester properly, which school officials Niekr view s e « After this general meeting dele­ o f hula hoops; bee-dwsrf in yel­ low convict's uniform; island- junior h.alfback also played a fine would like lo purchase for the pro- gates adjourned to individual clin­ Sain Foster freckle on the ocean's surface: Jean Hamll offensive game. Sylvester made poseil .Mot 111 Knil junior high cU ^n44Ai Ga. e l state ical discussions and a writing con­ sparkling .36-yard return of the sihool. Ihe Dougherly lots, be­ test, followed by lunch in several hair brush-bristling porcupine / tween MrKee and riongherty ,Sla 093 MAIM SIRMT ..r'd >5 KOtflM MAlfi 519111 ’ MANr.Mf5U9 rOMPi issees. University ddlning halls, and stu­ with a purpose; church-lts fingers Halfback number forty-seven ia "Smile and the world smiles' •’*8*’*^ * opening kick off. on Center, properly mvned l)y dent panels In the afternoon. point to heaven. running down the field with the j with you." This aeema to be the Improved Iletense Floberl H -Snillh on ilnilford Hd ; 9 A. M. to 12 NOON Mtss Marlon Casey, MHS Excellent work was done by hall. As he cros.ses the goal and | philosophy of this week's feminine Playing better each game the Isnd on Bidwell .St, and s trscl "QulU" advisor, led discussion of Richard Fisk, John Kapplin, Rog­ scores s touchdown, we see thst Legion of Honor csiididnlc, .Miss. defense held the >ut» on Thompson Hi , behind Ihe Man- Pkene literary magazines. Topics dis­ er., Macaione. Amy Raesler. Betty it is Samuel Charles Foster, th is; Jean Hamll. because whether she d tisscd Plstt team to a total o f 'rhesler Shopping Psrksde cussed included purposes of a. Newbert. Bernadette farciak, week's I.egiounaire. ia found typing In the High School 136 yards on the ground and 18 'I Some sites were ruled out by magazine, financial problems, and Paula McNamara, Sandra Malin, Finding Sam "on the rpn" is World office, cheering at a MHS yards in the air. Defensive signal M l T-S247 football game, or walking In the caller Pineo playeaw School o f layout of pictures and themes. even started to read "poetry by member of the senior class. shortly before Ihe end of Ihe PLENTY OP PRONT AND REAR PARKING College, George Washington University Iaiw School myself without any encourage­ This year Sam Is president olKi'gUsh IV, Modem Prnh-, Manchuek and Mike Simmons ning Herald can be for­ A clinical discussion was held by month. These funds will be used In • Experienced , through service on Town Govern- Dr. DoroU-y Shaplelgh, New Brit­ ment." thee Science ClubClub, a member of ththe e 1 !**'""' „ Shorthand. II, 'franscrlption, J The Red and White line, led lei by hire engineers and archllecis In e Pormer Town Court Judge and Prosecutor "In Casey at the Bat" I felt as Executive Council of the Student! Nimses Math and a cappcila choir. Paul Tierney, Pat Mistretta, Jim warded to be at “ Mail AUTO GLASS INSTALLED mental bodies. tain High School, on the subject i make Ihe necessary teclinical siir- o f the newspaper. ’The history of Two Of the 33 members of National Uonor Society who acted as guides at the. October 18 PTO pro­ If I were In Mudville cheering Council, secretary of the Varsltv i . Cole, and Jo-Captama Dav« Bar- Call” regularly with all ' leys and draw prellnilnarv plans. gram in which parents took the place of their sons and daughters In classrooms, are shown above. low and Jack Jacob.' kept tha a W'orld War II NaVy veteran e World War 11 Army veteran the newspaper was related by Dr. with the crowd," said Cheryl Mc- "M " Club, a member of the Cur-i ‘ *’r , '*’ •' the hometown newa The local siilhnrily In hoping for GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Shaplelgh from the first news- They are. In the forward group,’left to right, Paula Adams, with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Caqn, '62. rent Affairs Club, and Is on the . ®*"*“ '^ the Soman- loser oul'sldt the 20-yard line for federal approval of s projecl of Adams of 15 South Hawthorne St.; In the rear group, left to right, are Mr. and. Mra. Charles Rob­ the entire game. Overall the In­ people away from p'.per "Album" put together by Linda Wlecek, '62. said, "In most track squad. Outside of school, he ' *’l* liV 'J j ion spsriineni-type milts MIRRORS (Firsplaes and Deer) s Member local, state and county Bar AasOt^ation e Member of State and Pederal Courts of Connecticut inson of 109 Campfleld Rd„ with their daughter, Dale. of the poems, I substituted myself is president of the Manchester I ^1**' diana c.haPsed up 14 first dm."is Julius Caesar to the first high World and participating home are ao anxioua Member fif District of Columbia Federal Courts school paper published during the for the main person in the poem, ^apter of the United Synagogue Manchester High School and 265 yards riir.hing. Ziemak PICTURE FRAMING (ell types) a Active in civic affaira and former chairman of Red Revolutionary War. especially fn "Skater of Ghost completed one pa.ss In for tries to get. [Nathan Hale P \'\ ID.,. . ' Girls’ Intramural Sports program. for an additional 12 yards. To­ Crnaa blood program in Manchester chaplar e Vice President of Highland Park PTA ’The afternoon plana included Lal^e.” Previously. Sam has served a s ; ou uide of achool. Jean Is Jelive WINDOW end PLATE GLASS sectional meetlnga conducted by Sandi SIbrinsz, '62, commented, ^ce-presldent and president of the I ^.^..^oh affair* and serves as morrow. the Indians host a strong j Drive Successful specialists in the field of writing Red and White Booters Win, Tie, "I now realize how pretty poetry Hall Team in the first game to French Club He wa. a co-chair-, secretary to the Methodist Youth Telephone Ml 6-2711 CU/V’TRAOTORSl WE HAVE IN STUCK and 12 student panels led by stu­ is because you can picture the man of the 1058 Sodence hair, and j Kellowshlp, In the past »he hss be played at the new high school PTA Memberahlp Time, which loth lecd practicing ottemeys who understciiid State legillatien needs of Manchester end its residents. dents representing many of the setting and characters the way he was also a Bandoleer and ■ in that capacity for the field. Circulation closed Tuesday, was a aneceaa, MEDICINE CA IIN H S end SHOWER DOORS Connecticut high school publica­ you want to see them. In .some played In the band, ] Manchenter Order ot Rainbow for Clyde Klchard ’5 t Thin Ad Paid For By Frloadt Of The Uoodidateo tions. To Boost Season’s Record to Six poems it la like being yourself” according |o Mrs. Rudy Pterrn. OPEN SATtIKDAVS—OPEN THUKSUAV FAKMNtIB As representative of the Student ‘ girls. Department chairman ol Ihe Nathan Hale Dick Olmsted ’59, of MHS, was "M y study o f poetry has in­ Council for four years our "man i Being elected to the Legion of ESTIMATES ULAUl.V GIVEN pn the student panel that dealt creased my vocabulary. 1 know the UI'A memberahlp coninilUee. ■ The soccer team boosted Its rec­ of the week " was a delegate to the Honor is one ,of Jean's greatest Today I mils success la Ihe direct re- with the' organization o f a school meanihg of new 'words, and I am Connecticut Conference of Stu- awards, her friendliness and pleas- newspaper. He outlined the or­ ord to six wins, no losses, and one using them because of poetry," lOH Activities -n anil of Ihe cpofieralloM and hard dent Councils. Sam wa* one of the ing personality merit this honor ganization of the "H igh School Drama Oub tie this past week, as they' beat Students Take said Robert Nowicki, '62. work of Mlaa Hiildah Biiller, two boys to attend Nutmeg Boys’ and have made an outstanding! World” to the assembled group WlUlsm Hansen. '62, confes.sed, principal, George FmsI, preal- X Conard and were held to a tie by State In the summer of his sopho­ member of her class. Jean dls-! and then the two other members "I learned that not all poetry la Get Write-up denl; Mrs. .lames Hall, treasurer; Weinerslleld, more year. In Rotary ..Youth and likes unfriendly people and lists of the panel, both from pHvate Adds Thirty Guidance Tests bad!" j and Ihe leachers, pareiils and The Indiana squeezed past Con­ QOvernmeMt Day, Sam tvas elected a good book and the music of Ray girls' Schools outlined the pro- Nancy Follsnsbee '62 JlaurljeBtpr children, .Mrs Plrrro said ard 1-0 On Tuesday, In a game held MHS principal. . ' III mdure they went through In the Tryouts for "P ain t and Powder," Am y Raesler '62 Coniff as things she enjovs. Jn ' Magaziue Tha prise for Hie hlghrsl. per- at the high school field. This Two of the numerous aervlces of A follower of the College pre­ organization of their school news­ another category she lists hen renlage of memlierahip went to YOUR COMPLETE the freahman and. sophomore dra­ marked the second time this year the high achool. guidance depart paratory course, Sairi' expects to' paper. Neither of these schools has favorite foods as fried chicken and Up until last month very little matic club, were held Oct. 2, for that the booters have beaten Con­ ment were effectively rendered enter thq field of medicine end he fried clams. , lEttruiutt Miss Hllllsn .lohnsoh's flflli grade. a weekly paper and each school recognition was given to Instruc­ ard. The team was hampered, frdtn this week through two teats which hopes liV go lo either Tufts or If anyiuie aeni money In and paper is distributed directly to the boys; Oct. .I and Oct. 8 for girls, Jean's record at MHS Is proof tor.' of Handicapped, one of the STOP GARDEh^SRQP the start as diey had to play the were given to senior girls and Honor Group VVe.'leyan. did not receli'e Ihelr F’'1'A iu»m- student body, rather than to the under the direction o f the new club of her ability and we feel that the finest teenagf clubs in the Unit­ hership card, thev can call Mra. .game without two of their regular freshmen algebra students. Sam is both s hi-fi and classical future can hold nothing, but suc­ MANCHESTER-VERNON TOWN general public as Is the "High advisor, Mr. Alan Coe, and, four The former examination, which ed States. James F. Hcrdic, Rec­ ilfcrali) Rudv Plerro at U2 Wells HI. "halfbacks. Co-Captain Gary Milek music fan. He likes Montovanl and cess for her as she goes on to col­ reation Department director for School World.” - Judges from,the club, P eggy Beau- did a fine Job of filling in at cen­ was taken by 80 aeniors, waa sim­ Guides Parents his favorite, albums are "Blue For those who have not as yal TE L. M I S-2SSS Problems o f meeting deadlines, lege preparing to becqnie either a Manchester, wrote an article in the cage, Arlene Garity, Barbara ter halfback, a new position for ilar In content and form to that M ist" and '"Sounds of the Great joined, II will he possible to do no 'Composing o f headlines, election of medical,,, , secretary . or a nurse. She September issue of the nationally Johnson, and Jill R'oseiizweig. him, and Bill Stuek played a good given by the National Nurses’ Bands." .‘'Cutting it up" with the si any regular P'PA meeling. ed'tprs, method o f tryouts, and . . "P'li'P "'Ith circulated magazine. "RecrealidlY." VITTNER’S Due to the large membership of game at left' halfback to take up Assn., and was designed to pre­ Around MHS bongo drums is another Inlet est. of | many happy memories, .She Is the ; dem rlblng the volunteer group of flndliig of subject material were the slack for the Indians. The pare those Itudenta who wish to aniong'Uje things discussed. the club, only a' few new members our legionnaire. ilaiighter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert i hich-'chnol students of .Manches- were -accepted. The new sophomore game was a defensive one all the enter the nursing profeaiion for •tWhlch w ay is Room 244?’ Anot/ier Trailer Load Freshly Dug Heavy S Year Old The panel agreed that the most way.^,,but Bob Goehrilig won the the battery o f teats they will face OPEN popular kinoNiJ feature is the per­ members are David Haakell, "Could you telF me where the, Donna Metcalf. '59. g'.me fo” MHS when; he scored on upon entrance to a nursing school. throughout his four .years st MHS. Sunday In the winterw4n order lo sonality sketch'.where the writer' George Walke., Joe Treggor. Car­ gymnasium Is, please?" "I* this' a penalty kick In the'second qiiar- The second examination, partici­ and he is aiitely* destined for a help the less fortunate children of concentrates not'oq who the per­ ter DeCormier, Robert Alllaon, Uourb^ te -. The booters' other game was 8 pated In by approximately 230 the sixth period, Mi*s?" These moat succeaafiil career in hi* lo fiirllier the education and en­ our community. son is and what hOshaS accom­ Allen Tedford, Gayle Straua.*!, Syl­ thrilling double-overtime 2-2 tie freshmen, was designed to test the and many more questions were chosen field of medicine. joyment and help in tlie progres­ The Instructors of Hamlicapped 7 D AYS plished. but mainly tella^ the odd via Smth,' Roberta Johns, Kathy against Wethersfield on Oct. 10 at studanti' knowledge o f the funda­ Sam is the son of Mr. and Mrs. sion of M HS’s budding artist*. tIOHi. formed four vears ago. ie characteristics which make this Njktenis, Sandra Smith, Linda set before the National Honor So­ QREEN th high school.. mentals of arithmetic. It has been Louis Foster. Ardmore PI. Tile Craft* Clubs have also guided by Alice Madden of the 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. FLOWERING person worth writing about. Smith, ano Linda Giacomini. • ciety guides by Ihe parents of The Indians walked o ff the field found miieh o f the difficulty ex. elected their offlceia for the year Recreation Department staff. lOH The new freshman members are students at the PTO meeting, Donna Ssndals '59 STAMPS Suggestions- for feature columns' at halftime with a 2-0 advantage, perlenced by a student with high 1958-50. T h is ,'y e a r such a great consists of s limited number of Glen Jorgenson, Herbert Kings­ Monday. This was one phase of SATURDAY-SUNOAY were: A record column, the guess­ and Bob Goehring and Eric Swan- school .mathematics is due to a ba­ minibei of stii)Sbfe Plants Ing Studios spoke about "Having Cecily EMgli^, Betsey McLagen, and daughters’ classes enabling and the two overtimes wMe real The A r j Club under Ofe-khrecUon U. President; Linda Siamond, Sec­ Better Photography" in yearbooks. Leella Hochberg, '60. them fo meet the teachers and get let the handicapped children be­ Nancy Johnson, Judy Rylsnder, dcfeiisive battles, and credit should of Mra, LaVerne K*1sbiv''--have retary and Ruth, Adamy, Treasur­ He compared the effects of dif­ and isilen Hochberg. a vague idea of the size of the come familiar with the water and We Rent: Hour Sanders, Edgers, Hand Sanders, Wall­ SELECT YOUR b* given to the fine play of full­ elected their officers for the year er. then to teach them to swim. It ta SHRUBS 5 ferent -photograhps with the e f­ The next meieting Is scheduled school. The program was based paper Steamers, Wallpapering Equipmeni and Floor backs Tom Ansaldl and • Co-Cap­ 1958-50. The president is Darierf^-. Craft* Group II ha* elected the eas>’ task because fects of poor photographs and gave for October 16, in A-7. Frosh FQotball on a seven period day; each class each LIVING tain Wes Feihler, and goalie Mike Jacobson, vice president. Peter ; f ^ w l n g officers;' Joanne Burke, j p^lld must be handled in a dif- Polishers. several helpful pointers on the JUl Roeenzweig, '61 meeting for a ten minute period. Zaglio and secretar.v, .Indy Beat, j Pre.stdenI; Tina Abel, Secretary use and miliuse of photography. ^Winters, wh5 turned back numer- The parents theni left the class­ i ferent manner and then his progr- Actual Retail SOLD ONLY muKmemy ahots. Alep, Chuck, Sat- Gets Undeeway The purpose of the Art Club ia and Penby Golden. Tieasurer. CHRISTMAS TREE NOW A t the Sports Writing Panel, the room and "m adly dashed" to Ihe I ress is recorded to show the par- mond did a fine joli o f covering IN LOTS OF I speakers stressed pre.senting an n e x ^ e r io d during a five ntimite I ents and auperihlendent of ' ree- Value $7,50 Wethersfield's Ron MorrUsetie, as Manchester High School’s fresh­ C. J. MORRISON BLUE NR 4-5 Ft...... $7.95 opinion, giving comparative atatla- Juniors Display Internal. ' realion. man football team played Us first he held the Eagle's ace scoreless. On every' corner and at ” ery This club is certainly a credit to Imagine a living beautiful fence of such exquisite flowering shrubs as Foreythie, Mock Orange, Bridal Wreath, Cotton- tlcs, including alumni sports notes, game o f the season Wednesday, BLUE NR 3-4 Ft...... $5.95 being familiar with the teams and Manchester qnd Wethersfield ate exit was a NH8 guide on guard the boys and girls in it and also to PAINT anil WALLPAPER OOMPANY Musical ‘Talents’ October 8. at the new high school raster, Honey.suckic, for lew* than 10c per ft. Ideal for planting around schools, industrial plants,-property line or any coaches, and the use of transition­ bbth undefeated'in C C IL play, and to ' help the parents. Sporting Manchester it.self. WE GIVE (;REEN STAMPS SPRUCE 2-3 Ft...... $3.95 field, and was defeated by'Bristol, place you need a living screen of beauty. F'or best results plant 5 ft. apart. Will thrive in poor soil. Pull sun or partial shade. al phrasing t o , tie in p'aragraphs it is beginning to seem as though bands of light blue with thr gold George Ordway '61 . Pbals of laughter escBf>ed, re­ 18 to .16. Despite the lose, fresh­ .IRS CENTER STREET—TEL. Ml 9-971 » LIMITED SUPPLY eoncerning different sports. the title will go to the winner of emblem o f the Bociety, they were Yes, a living fence for less than 10c, per foot. man ''and Junior varsity, coach Among the many topics dis­ cently from Room 271, the head­ their next meeting. , easily distinguished smoiig ' th« cussed at the "Stimulating News- quarters of Gilbert Hunt, and his The bpotera engage Newington Theodore Martin said "Jhis is tha "m asses." this afternoon in a 3 o’clock con­ best crop of freshmen .sei^n In a Ha3*i*iers lA"a(ling A SELL OUT LAST WEEKEJb}D w riting” panel, the three most fourth period accelerated Junior Perhaps the., funniest event of t? test this afternoon. Next Tuesday while.” Mr. Martin commend^ the evening was the statem.ent by.. ImpVessive points wpre the .style, English class,, as the students GOOD SUPPLY — BUT HURRY accuracy and the lead o f a sttjry. the Indians, go on the rosd to play Bob Santos, Bill Frelheit and Bob on# o f the parents who was try- ceii: iiiwetition I'he lead, must contain a unique demonstrated their "brilliant" Platt in Meriden, Cote, of the class o f ’62, for their ing to find out where she had quality which will, encourage its song-wrltihg abUitiei. ’The purpose Bob Seelert ’80 fine backfleld work. Tony AUbrlo parked her car. The'. guide was Manchester's Harrier* came JANDeGRAAFF and Dave Malauskl were strong on readers to read on. . beijind their song lyrics, ac.;ord- trying, to assist her when shv hap­ alive Friday in their triangular NURSERY GROWN - defense. ' A panel discudaion of the make­ Ing to Mr, Vunt was tt>' fit pily said, "Oh, never mind. I home meet against Bristol and The Junior varsity has been up and headlining' 'com m ittee language into the already prede­ Club Rehearnes know where it Is now !’’ She then Nonvich sweeping the meet and THE CAR BIG YEWS ’9 ■tressed attractiveness and read­ working equally as hard. Their walked Into the quadrangle! taking undisputed C CIL competi­ termined rhythm of a song, u ex­ firit game of the eeaeon was a 30 Muriel Mlkoleit '69 ability - as two important factora plained . by Oscar Hammerstein, tion lead. Ma'iichester sophomore, ; Coined V, ‘Harvey’ to 6 triumph over Hartford Pub­ 3.4 Ft. TAXUS HICKS HARDY LILIES Mountain Laurel which help .make a school neWs- author of many successful'musi­ AndrisTaurls. waa the home team lic Junior varsity. The offense was . paper pleasing and a balance of cal comedies, in an 'article entitled pacesetter, setting a new school for "Who is Harvey?" "Why am 1 led by Don Selpel, Lance Stuart VALUES te SI 9.00 I different types of pictures in Uven- "K ^ e re the Song Begins", The record of 15:30 for the 2.7 mils, e PINK PERFECTION FRISHLY DUG-.GOOD COLOR 'in g up a page.; new s' and feature the xjnly one who can't see him?” and A1 Tomlinson. Red McMulUn Library• ExbibitE__ assignment . ultimately stemmed coiirae. ’59 stories which should be olentiful These are typical of the remarks pleyed a fine defensive game. • OLYMPIC HYBRID Dl WITHIN REACH back to the jimiors' study of 'The varsity tinished in tlie fqi- • PROSPERITY throughout the edition, and the ex­ made s fle r school -on Thursday, The remaining Junior varsity . Pewter, Etchings lowing order: .\ndris Tauna, D U I W l x OF 2 OUT OF .? BUYERS changing of school papers to ob­ American literature. Oct. 9. in Room 228 during tryouts • GOLDEN CHALICE schedule is as follows. On October sophomore "Smitty " Smith, Bill tain fresh, new Ideas, the speak­ Several o f' the students read for "H arvey," Sock and Buskin's 20. Hall; Octolwf- 27, Windham: F ew ter dishes made by Mr*. Griffin,' Charles Tamle.. Jay Boris, GOOD SUPPLY BUT HURRY • GOLDEN CAMPION ers said. their original lyrics to the class, Ihree-act-comedy for this.year; — — November 3. Oonard; and on No­ Elizabeth Budd, jm d rravori Otrh- and Harold Bennett. . LeSabre Invicta Electra • GOLD BAND "T o be persuasive, but not pom­ a ''fe w co> rageously sang them, Results of-the tryoui wore vember 11, Manafield.; Inga made by. her A rt I classe* are Bristol leader Larson' set' the posted the following day on the • RED CHAMPION pous" was a-,ihajor characteristic and other aonga were sung by the Dick Avery, ’69. floiy on dlaplay In the library for coiirie record of 15:24. LeSABRE 2-DOOR SEDAN « * a n d ’ 4 “ of editorisls, ' discussed at the class; «S a whole'. Outstanding re­ bulfetin board outside of'A-7. The " .e enjoyment of M HS students. • .SUNBURST / **: Manchester ..scored as op­ Equ'ipprd with twin lui'hliir tiniixmtxniim. h r«lri, (Irfnmli'i. xiifi'- "Editorial Wtiting” panel Many sults ■ were .•'roduced by Mary Juniors who have parts are Sarah This past summer, Mrs'. Budd at­ Perry, Jo Richmond, Roanne Wise, posed to Bristol’s 31 and 23 to ty hiizzpr xpcrdniiu-tri' day xnd night m il for, bM’.k-up llghtu map other important aspects were con­ Anne . Beach; with her hilarious tended a course atthe Wllllmantip Norwich's 3$, (Triangular nieela ' sidered, includiiig the use of* a Mike Morrill, Kevin Rearddn, Tom JV Scyccer Squad light, dim tinnal xigiinl.', dnnl sprcil plorlrlr \vlii.il,.liirlrl wipor,., HEMLOCK rendition of the trials and tribu­ Rtate . Teacher’s ' College to learn are scored as dual meeUt, . ..mappy title., ta gain Interest and Norton, and Bill Barrett. Seniors ri. luxe (ileeiiilg uhnd. Iltiled U'lndxhield, fimnilex rtmliltm., elei - ARTIFICIAL FRUIT - - — - - DRIED MATERIAL • - - - . - BITTER SWEET. lations of being glued to'her sad­ '■bout the making of these inter- Jiyvee victof for Uie' day '^Wii' trie clock, Uunk light, oil flltcr, an-tlcnncr, liicilr pxliil all for HEAVY 3Jl Ft. FLAHTS - brief, strong para^sphs dle. Ekjually amusing Ij-rics tq the are Betty Regan. Carol Mertling, Adds Two Wins a«‘ lng article.!. The students in Thq different types of editorials Charlie Ryan, and Danny Fire­ MHS'a Bob Deane. tunes o f the popular songs. -“Uard- some of her art claaief atie-leam- So far this- siason Manchester were discussed, fiid everyone stone. , , , T h e Manchester High School liir -hoiy to. use pewter In the con­ MIXID headed Woman” and "Bird-Dog" has boved to Hartford Public. New.. . ^ KIIWALHliD agreed that all types should re­ Siudent4: dineictors chosen by Jayvee soccer team won Its last struction of. Jewelry (uid other e a a • • e were aunnlied .by Mike WlhterB Britain, Glastonbury, and.' Bulk^ ' Deliyered flect the ideas and habits ef • ttiC' and'^jlm, (^le''fei$«ctlvely 'Mit^' 4Jdr, Kenneth H aiti b ^ j t o g iu season Ufiaga, as this metal la being uacd CUNC cluD’s faculty advitor, are Rose le y —aad—haa-' -defcarted- --Jisrw laii. 7Vi v l l l I V y v * ' school, 'Only, one specific idea to the disgust o f' Yankee fans, record to 8 wins sHd'l'JoBs.' '‘‘'•‘f” '*'” Marie Tremarco '59 and Russ- Wethersfield.'and BristoL ■ r. ■ FeeeleB ...... 79c should be expressed and exam­ Marilyn' Case rie'.*eriy saiig tha Oct, 4, the JV’e.won against ■oftneas and resemblance to silver, TULIPS ^ DAFFODILS ples other schools should be Mareer~.’80. The. stage manager ia On Tuesday 'the entire team I^UIeir W llfiri UvILv praises of tha MUnoaukee Bravaa. the Bristol JV S-2. Mike Chdrtlla var. I MIXIO used while discussing the problem. Everett Frost, and Bert Feingold tooK a^trip td New Britain Teach­ Day LNy ...... Bfc Other auccesaful attampta includ­ and Ric Kennedy acored the first Sbmd.ot th# arUctaa ara ham­ A t the final busmeas meeting is In charjge o f lights. two goala .and the winning point mered out,' and some are made ers' College to become acquaints tt the convention, a critique of the ed Jim Whitahtll'a. humorous da-. Rehearsals will be after ecbool with the coqrse. Site o f .this yeat'S MumsBfc scripUon of ‘M y Bomb' ShalUr," was scored by a Bristol player who from flat pltcaa, both of which art n» THE GAR AT writing contest and the snnouncs- on Mondajre, Tueedaya, and Thurs­ croas-countfy itate meet. AIra $ A - 4 4 ; kicked the ball by mistake through fiiilah.ed on a buffbur wheel ualng a patriotic aong by JoAnne La- msnt an- 285 MAJN ST.—MANCHESTER moat Intenktlng and educational and seniors In tl|e Guidance Office both acored two goala apiece. with a ranr blade. 'plstaa the to typiat lindn Falmer. (Hamid Photo by Patulak. , . day. U k t Anna Beach ’flo f ^ o R Is deOnltdljr not iat them. on T w ed ay, O c t T. Dick eeraiM h, T * Judjr Ltnmi, *•$ O flsnt). Jay »Q(i6» 'WK 7 ■1. f

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCUESTER. CONN. FRIDAYi OCTOBER 17,1968 PA^B RDCTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHBStER. CONN. PRmAY, OCTOBER 17, 196S ------1----- cheaUr and Carlson Crans ot bom Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs.' obviously' p?iiferreo ’nai. And' Coventry - Storra , A. Samuel LeDoyt of Nathan -Hale Tiah had always reported ahe ■ ... ^ : ,.■■■■ . .'. ■ ■■ ... ., - ; t ' ■ The local youth fellowship. will Dr. at Windham Community Me* never had any trouble With the Q ^yiight 1958, Buieau of AdvertMng of die American Newspaper Publisher! Association, Ine.1 ’ . 1 have a Workday for Christ tomor­ mortal Hospital. The ^ paternal ■ ’"'k " -i •?/ youngster. He a;e hla m.eals with­ Church Unit row. All members are to report at grandparents are Postmaster and out fuaa or bother, ~he played 9 a.m. at the Quandt • Hall on Mra. Herman F. LeDoyt and the around happily while Tiah did the Mason St. Tickets have been print­ maternal grandparents,, Mr. and 'Mother housowork. He almoat never had tantnima. X' to Give $100 ed for this purpose and work will Mrs. - Gordon Duggan of Thomp- be done on a 50 cents per hour sbnville. The couple have three Mary Chapel waa Jealoua of' basis. other children, a daughter and nr BOBOTHV WHIPPLE, M.D.ftake a bite, then Jump down an4 Tiah. 'iThia .Monday qidntog, aha To Ambulance Clathollc Maiaea . two aona. Mrs. Chapel waa a school teach run Ground the room. Mother fol.f knew it and” axitd It. She' waa In Sunday masses at S t Mary’s PersoM da lowad him about wiUt the dish and latelligant, 'warm-hearted .ifirl and ar: When Jbhimy Waa born she spoon ahd tried-to poke a spoon­ Th« La.m., 9:30 Itr. and Mrs. Clayton Carver of took off the baresi miinimum of brave enougf. tO look Inside her­ ot a.nu, and 10:30 a.m., and at St. Rock-viUe recently spent a few ful In while the child wasn’t, look­ self. She was so anxious that ..Flrit Congregational Church this Joseph's Church in Eagleville at days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. time and then went back to her ing. Elvery night it was the same Johnny love her beat that she week vot^ to give »100 toward 8:30 a.m. -C. Irving Loomla on Rt, 44A. teaching. She had competent help story. Johnny practically hung gave in to him In every tiny de­ ‘Nonh* Church iServlees from the chandelier while he waa tail. But tha truth waa Johnny the Coventry Volunteer Fire Asan.' « tIeetfWux teM ufil | i g l | Bangor, Maine. The group ia aend- Grange Service Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ As Johnny grew -a little older Thia was '.oo much for Mary »aeMeMsskremSi--■ M tr'illiSi ing craft materials to Sioux In­ Coventry Grange will have a entry rorreepondent: Mrs. F. he knew he could get away with Chapel. She burst Into teara. Here diana, a layette to Lebanon, and harvest festival service at 7:30 Faidine little, telephone Pilgrim anything with mother. Supper was she had broken her neck to make AUGUSTINE KAMIKNSKI table gamea to Turkey aa part of p.m. Sunday at Its hall on Rt. 44A. 2-6281. often a problem. Johnny would life good for Johnny but ha so MI 9-0843 Advertise in The Herald”—It Pays Ita mlaaiona program. Mrs. C. Irving Loomis, chaplain, All women of the pariah are will be in charge. The public is in­ invited to attend the work and vited. There will be a coffee hour • • • • • fellowahip meetinga of the group after the program. • • • • held each Wedneaday atarting at Neighboring granges have been 10:80 a.m. In the vestry. Invited from Tolland, Bolton apd • • * • • • • • • • • • The group has been invited to Andover to take part in-the serv­ ••••••••• the fall fellowship rally of Con­ ices. gregational Church Women of the Masons to Meet Eastern District from 10:30 a.m. Uriel Lodge. AFandAM, will be to 3 p.m. Monday at the Storra hosts at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow to “Pop's” Popularity Will pM fPPPPSg Congregational Church.- the Masters, Wardens and Secre­ ‘Soutti’ Church Events taries Asan. of the Ninth Masonic The Rev. James R. MacArthur. District at the Masonic Hall in pastor, will use "What Is a Merrow. The lodge’s Nathan F#le / Christian?” as his sermon topic Square Club will be in charge of An All Time High When during the 10:45 a.m. services the supper preceding the nier/mg. Sunday^! the First Cong^regatlon- Plana are made to accomodate at al Church. least 40.members of the associa­ A group of 34 Pilgrim Fel­ tion. lowship members, including the Scout AucHon The Family Finds Out He Has adult advisors, the Rev. Mr. Mac­ There will be a public auction Arthur and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd from 2 p.m. to 6 p m. Sunday at Wass, will attend the Bushnell -the Spinks Hall on South St., sponsored by the Duffys for the Rally in Hartford Sunday. Cars benefit of i.alntalning and im­ Ordered A will leave the Quandt Hall prompt proving the hall being used as ly at 2 p.m. Those attending have local Boy Scout headquarters and been asked to take a box lunch other youth activities. In charge for the evening meal. will be Everett N. Barth, Edward The main feature of the State Wood and Charles Lowery. Pilgrim Fellowship Rally will be Anyone having large Itemi to the presentation of the play "Fsm bt transported may call the com­ h « S f| lly Portrait.” a story of Jesus’ mittee. family. It is being given by the I, :l'l » ll| Associated Little Theaters of Con­ New Arrival necticut and is produced by Bur­ ' A daughter, Lynn Marie, was ton E. Moore of town who is t member of the local church. In the cast, from the church, are Mra. FOR RENT Burton E. Moore, Mrs. Raymond 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projectors E. Culver and Nancy Moore. They -^ound or ailent, alto 86 mm.' V are also members of Coventry tflde projectors. Players. Other members of the WELDON DRUG CO. • • • • Placers appearing in the play will 901 fitain St. Tel. MI S-8S2I be Dr. L. Norman Dutton of Man- 1959 • • • •

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• S t a t o F ^ • HarlWater ^ You know him well. On his daily rounds he calls on nine out of • 'Thumbnicfcing ' every ten homes in town.-Every door opens wide for him. Every Q. "ThU $6mnd$ tlUr hml when J am eaUad an ta talk hefara family warmly welcomes him. He knows more of our town than a groop • / ”"y metilfc ael« tadrr I can hardly sgealt. anyone else in the world—and more of the world than- anyone else Can yeH agar a emggettiamf — A Calorada reaAer, A. Thjl is a common tymplom in our town. He brings you news of every product and service for of stage fright. There it nothing medically wrong so there would consi^rtd a happy baby. Then sale. And about each he tells you dll you need to know. be no medical cure. Continue geiml were discovered------T'.tTZ to, of making speeches before gremps course, the. word went wt that and' youll-gradually beaAne baMes should not put llwir fin- more at case. “We J j„ mouths. Dentist* He comes and goes at your convenience; returns at your command. Q, "Why doet hard _ spoke up against ihumbtucking renghen tha tktnf”-—BJB. because it supposedly caused . He’s consulted oh almost every purcha^ made in our community. A. The hardness of water is du. crooked teeth. The coup de grlca to dissolved chemicals, soinx of came when psychologitis con­ which combine wilh soap to form nected Ihumbsuckiag with sex. Who islhis perfect^Mcsman? He's with you how -^ur 4itily .news­ an insoluble substance whieh ,All ot these notkMis have larfily M1^ ekia. Iha JUm^ is Imn dis|»pii!^;..9,rrn)g ft} responsible for the rou^ feeling the body in many ways, ma paper. The busies^ most succesrful salwman in town. ; ' - least important of which it by offf. the••My skin. hnhy ^Mad thumbsucking Many dentists say tag hU thmmh. JMhgt ehamld that if thumbsucking Mops be­ idaT”— 4 married mat her. fore age 6, aay hann done lo A. Don't get tiw MMutb or teeth adit owally I z'^rz 'tafii iifjfijif* THi f OTATSKIING WEDIUM Is THE DAILY NEWSPAPER thumbMcking baby wa» nnee correct itself. ! d n itm t da nal aeeeteardy redeef the aplataa a f all daatare. Tha dfagm ft a S o Z m e a , af dUeam It the tanertam at the S S I S S ' ■n Qaeniam Srieted m D r. / . D. f f r SfiHT# SlGilGnt ff* •• ^ rMfpormw m 9mm ,-^mmmrn_a _L wfitw ' 'P n lillaM ^ • PoMIe flanrlee'Bg riM Niamiaty . niw I mmx f b i i i i ^ PAGE EIGHTEEN IIANCHESTBI EVENINO HESRALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, m D A Y , OCTOBER 17,1B68 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17,1958 r PAGE NINETEEN

Yale, Cornell THE FcM>tball F o es H erald In Bowl Game aOCUUfVG EARL YOST Owners Sure $8f 758 to Each Yank New Haven, Oct 17 (P>—Tale Sporta VkUtet 1 and Cornell, a pair of football Gate Support taanu bent upon redemption, meet TtTESPAY HOCSBWtVBh HERALD LEAGUE • 4XIUNTRY CLUB WOMEN MERCHANTS LEAGUE Who Is Enjoying ree in an attractiva Ivy League argu- Loitg Awaited Dream Ready For World Series Out Staodlnge Standings Standings Standings pient tomorrow In the Bowl. Manchester' High’s beautiful new football field will get its W. Pet. W. L. Pet. w Pet. W. L. Pet. By PAT BOLDUC < Game time la 2 p.m. and if the Will Increase 1 first official use Saturday afternoon when the charges of New York, Oct. 17 (fl*)—-The difference between winning Spatulas ...... 6 4 .800 Pointers ...... 2 1 .667 Setups ...... 7 .875 Community' Press 5 .833 It’s no secret that Manches­ prediction of good weather holds,~ Double B o ile rs...... 4 6 .700 Agates ...... 2 1 .667 Sliders ...... 7 .875 White Glass .... 5 i .833 a crowd o'f over 25,090 might sit Coach Walker Briggs entertain Hall High of West Hartford. and losing the 1958 World Series meant ?2,863 for each mem­ ter High will have to stop Cleveland, Oct. 17 (/P)— Rolling P ips ...... 2 8 .600 Bendaya ...... 1 2 .333 Spinners ...... 4 .500 Howard L’ndsc’ping 2 4 .333 in on this 21at meeting between The Central Connecticut Interscholastic League contest sets ber of the New ■ York yankees who received a full series Flying Saucers .... 0 10 .500 Rulers ...... 1 2 ' .333 SpliU ...... 4 .500 Moriarty Bros. .. 2 Hall’s brilliant John Szum- the teama. Cleveland owners are confi­ 4 .333 underway at 2 o’clock. A home football playing and practice share. Baseball Commissioner Ford .Frick disclosed the dis­ Skillets ...... 6 14 .300 First night results at the West Strikes ...... 2 .250 Dart’s Dairy .... 2 4 .333 CornalMs still very much In con­ dent baseball fans here can Coffee Cups ...... czyk if the Indiana hope to area adjacent to the main school plant, has been a dream of tribution yesterday. The Yqnke^ 2 18 .100 Side Rec alleys: Pointers 2, Rulers Spares ...... 0 *'.000 Vic's So playing thing lias to give when Mississippi, plays Vanderbilt and Texas. Chris­ "On the road, the Yankees did .000 Center Congos (1) .. 11 .,550 he baekfleld the averages will he tle serves ns chsirmsn of the The Ells will be in belter phys­ American League and Pittsburgh and Jim Bartlett. Bartlett, Shack to move to another territory.” That's Lee behind his catch. aiability. Ollvar said right half­ Hartford Rd. Grill .. 0 Cliff Keeney 342. onllc 132 ; .58. Norm Vittner 343. host to once-lied Iowa, In the Big eighth ranked, and .No .3 In rush­ tian (No. 20) takes on stirging real good business. . . So I ain't All four opening matches were St. Mary’s ...... 9 .4,50 164 for Hall and 156 for the host Football Coaches’ Advisory ical shape up front than they have in the NaUonal League, will be the and Hanna moved up from the The board chairman admitted, The Manchester sportsman back Rich Winkler may take worried about the attendance. Art Johnson 340, Chet Now(cki team. 3'en's lop game. The Badgers’ de­ ing defense meets .Sammy Baugh's Texas A*M In a Southwest Con­ decided by a slu liar -i-O score, 342, Andy Lamoureaux 3 3, Lanky Temple Beth ...... 9 I i --.,4.50 Committee to the National been the past two weeks. Tackles speaker. The chunky flychaser Providence Reds In the American however, that the ultimate bene­ has been a consistent winner Kahn's place In the home game Anyhow, that's for the owners to VILIAGB CHAIIMERS fense has yielded only jiie touch­ MardIn-SIminons Cowlmys. the No. ference game. enjoyed a fine season In 1958 with with Darl-Mald shutting out Walckowskl 337 and Stan HllinskI Community Baptist . 9 II Rules Committee, Harry Ollvar and Larry Williams, League... .Boston's Bruins, the fits of remaining here may be In the Martha's Vineyard con­ tomorrow. The Yale tear.- went worry about. I got troubles enough Standings down last week to Purdue In a 2 pss.slng tearn In the natidh. There are three other regionally the Orioles. Tickets may be se­ surprise club in the N. H. L. a year Armory Tavern, Renn’s 'Taverq 335. North Methodist (1) 9 11 .4.50 '■ both of whom misse'd games, are greater than the Immediate advan­ test In recent years. (Herald through a tough two and a half on the field." W L Pci. .31-6 victory. Iowa Is fifth In total lamlslana State puts Its 4-0 rec­ televised games. 33ie East can cured from Frank .Gaketer. Din­ ago, lists no first year men but blanking Hartford Rd. Grill, St. James' (1) ...... 8 12 .400 nITens* and seventh In ru.sliing ord. and No. 9 ranking on the line watch Boston Unlversity-Pehn back In full action. Everyone else tages of moving to new territory. Photo by Ofiara). hour workout yesterday. Third Best Experience Man. Auto Parts .. ...2 0 4 .833 Center Congos (2) .. 8 12 .400 across the primary Is healthy too. ner will be served at 7 o ’clock at three new veterans. Defenseman Oliva's Ehso .'-tation whitewashing Chicago Hawks offense agnlii.sl a lough Keulucky team, Slate, the smith, Maryland-North Rich Stake Offered Casey said winning the 19.58 Garden Grove ...... 18 6 .7.50 MEUCANTnjC LEAG17E Concordia Lutheran 8 12 .400 Yale's line will have a weight the MUsonic Temple. Jim Morrison played six years as Series was the third most satis­ McCann’s Service Station and Al Aflanln. sei-ond ranked Au- 2-2, W'h.le lOtli ranked Clemson. CnroUnn and the Pacific Coast, ♦ * * Pagani's beating the West Side Howard Oil ...... 11 13 .458 Standings South Methodist .. .■ 6 14 .300 edge, but Cornell is the nAich more a regular with Toronto. Dutch fying experience In his long base­ 1 I rn. first in lol.il defense, first In scvenlh In total offeivsc and third UCLA at Wanhingtbn. At Belmont Track Reibel is a fine center from Detroit Tavern. Na-kslff Arms ...... 9 15 .375 W. L. Pet Zion Lutheran ...... 3 17 .150 Match Pirates rushing defense rm; second In oass In rushing offense is Idle. I’he F.nst also has Pitt at West experienced team. Coach Lefty Top College Game ball career. Johnson Paint ...... 9 15 .375 Rainbow Club ...... 15 6 .760 James will start a lineup of five and Jean-Guy Gendron learned the Best scores at the West Side This week'a results St. James’ \ •"My first one was winning In rushing defense ami seroiid in pass­ Oklahoma (No. II) dropped Virginia. Nebraska al Syracusa, New York, Oct. 17 Iff)—The 2- Nick Rodis, former Harvard finest points In the hockey big Rec alleys were registered by Joe Jarvis Really ...'. .. . 6 18' .'208 Herr 's Camera .... 14 6 .700 (2) 4, Center Congregational i2i ing defense, meets, equally de- from first place after last week's Wake Foreal al Penn State, while seniors, while the Ells have only tackle, 1s now in his fifth season Pro Basketball Heads West the (ast two days In my first sea­ Gaudel Jewelers ,,.14 6 .700 0; North Methodist (2) 4, St. show while with the New York If the Manchester Auto Parts Wiiminflj Ways year-olds, eepecially the fillies, two. son In ’49,” he said. "My second Twironlte ia9-13*-373, Jerry fense ml iiied Oeorgla Tech, fuiirth loss In Texas, |>lays Kansas In Its Holy Croaa takes on undefeated will have a big time on the na­ as freshman football coach at Con­ Rangers. Smith 158-370, Tom Martin 135- had vialons of an early runaway Garden Restaurant . 13 ■ 7 .650 James’ (1) 0; St. Bridget'.s 4, Zion The Big Red baekfleld la ‘ a was winning five straight world In overall defense, In the Houth- Big KighI Confci'cncc opener.'and Dart month. tion's racetracks tomorrow with 369. Mike Zwick 143-343, Art they were momentarily checlied Man. Auto .tarts ..12 8 .600 Lutheran 0; Emanuel Lutheran .'i. New Volk, Oct. 17 I/ I3 Could It veteran one with three seniors and easl Conference giiuic of the ilay. looks for Us (list straight confer­ Ainbamn-Tenneasee rounds out only Belmont Park offering a rich championships. And this last this week as second place Garden Jon-DI's-'*...... 11 9 .550 Temple Beth Sholom 1; .'touth be that the Chicago Hlsek Hawks a junior. The latter Is Phil Taylor, come-from-bchind effort easily Massaro l??-.342, Pete Aceto Top-raijhcd Army, known more ence victory. II la the Big Eight the lop Southern games with Bay­ stake for older horses. Just Like Football, Baseball 129^40, Jim Martir. 126-340, Hank Grove scored a 3-1 victory over Manchester Trust .. 7 13 .350 J;“ thodlst 3, St. Mary's 1; Second are going to be the Pitlahiirgh rir- iTgmii Icicvisloii game lor-Texan 3'eoh topping thi remain­ while others are quarterback Tom was the third," Congregational 3, Concordia Lu­ ates of the National Hockev for Its n'h'cnse than for Us No 9 A duel for the 2-year-old crown Skypeck, Terry Wll.son and John W'lttke 141-3.9, Fox Kochln 339, the league loaders. As a result the Crown Jleaners . . . 6 15 .250 ranking In total defense and No. Irish \'s. Duke der of the Southwest card. The New Yor’< —■ (NEA) — Profes-other sporta comliined — close to‘> Stengel said Milwaukee Man­ Auto Paris' lead was sliced to two Memorial Store .... S 15 .260 theran 1, St. John’s 3. Center Con­ League? between R. N. Webster’s Quill Webster. Bolstered Merchants ager Fred Haney told him' after Walt Snow 330, Al Wilhelm 166- Notre Hanic (No. 12l plays Duke Far Weal features Californls- ■lonal ba.i'-tetball starts spinning 143 million gregational (1) 1; North Jlcth- The hasehsll Pirates rllmhed .3 In passing defense, plays Vir­ and William Modglin's Khallta la Yale opened the campaign hope­ 338, Chet Nowlcki 142-338, Irv games. Other results had Howard Manchester >iptieal 4 16 .200 ginia, which travels to West Polnl foe ihe first lime In history, ach- Smilhern California and Oregon another tall story with the open­ The successful clubs in the NBA the series; Oil and Nassiff Arms rolling 3-1 odlsl (1) 2, Community Baptist 2, from Issl place to second In the In prospect at Garden State Park fully with an 8-8 squeaker over "That makes us .500 now. and Riisconi 137-.'41 and Stan Sasiela A familiar name is back atop minus SCO passer Reece Whlllcy. Ing to get some more offense start­ .Stale ! laho. ing of the 13th National Assti. are Boston, New York and Phila­ 131. trlupiphs- over Johnson Paint and Among the many fine scores National t-eague And now the where the 880,000-added Gardenia what Is apparently a good Con­ I’ll be seeing you next year” the standings this week. The vet­ Hawks. who Jiial managed to Stakes la the main event. A field All Set for Weymouth season, Oct. 19. delphia in the'east and St. Louis, Jarvis liealty, respectively. eran Rainbow Club, league cham­ rollml this week at the Manchc.*!- necticut team. They lost 35-29 to the defending chamidon. In the "And,” said Casey, "that’s the escape the cellar last year, are all- of 12 ie predicted for the mile and Brown In a torrid game in which The NiBA swings into national Week’s best single game efforts pions for the fast three years, ter Bowling Green were two 400- west. way It looks to me." AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE p;ua gai'iies by Fred Mct'urry and ting atop the hockey rlrciiUa one sixteenth race, which would the Ells had a chance of pulling It television on a large scale for the were turned In by Srlrley Holmes defeated the Crown Cleaners 3-1 standings looking down on even gross $135,980 with $81,576 to the A long four-year chase will end for Manager George Mitch-' first time with the Detroit Pistons Ben Kerner built a dynasty in Standings were turned In by Shirley Holmes to gain sole posseasion of first John Johnson, MeCTurry pul to­ out In the final minute, after giv­ St. Louis In three years, cleared W L Pel. gether strings of 161, 135 and 113 the powerful Monteral Canadlens. winner. ing up two fourth period to the ell Sunday afternoon when the Manchester Merchants bajttit and the Nationals firing the Frances Shannon 112, Dot Mc­ place, replacing last week’s leader so much last season that he ad­ Ciinllffe M o to rs...... 5 1 .833 cn route to a laiidahlc 409 triple, Tlie Hawks chalked np I heir Hoople’s New Refining Process ITie 176,000-added Jockey Club Bruins. No one at Yale cares to the Undefeated Weymouth Townies in a 2:15 semi-prp foot­ opening round -i Syracuse. No Cann..! 11. Janet Irwin 109, Ruth Herm's Camera 8h«^ -blch Gold Cup, a tough two miles gal­ vanced the city $30,000 with which Man. Auto Parts .... 4 2 .687 while Johnson pinned a 404 triple, third victory last night with a remember the game with Colum­ fewer than 24 Sunday afternoon State Colleges Sllhavy 108 and Barbara Rohr- dropped four points to the Garden lop, Is the Belmont Park attrac­ ball contest at Mt. Nebo Field. The host club will be^Peeking to revamp and get more seats DeCormVer Motors . . . 3 3 .500 game tally on single games of 138, surprising 7-2 victory over the De­ bia, a 13-0 loss and the first shut­ Its second victory in four starU'------games will be shown on the bach 105. Restaurant. In other matches st lleh hrh! Navy Is all powerful, you tion. Half a dozen, Including Mrs. in .Kiel Auditorium. But Detroit Alcar ...... 2 4 .333 ’ and 130. troll Red Wings. The three tri­ By IVIAVOIt ,\MOS II. IIOOI’ I.R out suffered by Yale In some 23 thi.s fall against the classy Bay -k fTVV r t 3 screens of the country’s Living the Manchester Bowling Green, umphs plus s lie gives them s tolsl I'k(k(t! I liavp hern hafflrit, Hiiicr .say? Well the Hoople findings Adele Rand's Clem and Mabel Staters who have 'chalked up five Room A. C.’a. And on Friday dropped $135,000 in the circuit’s In Top Games Manchester Radiator . 2 4 .333 Gaudet Jewelers and Manchester Ollier noteworthy scores in­ Schollz' Warhead, are expected games. •Yhalked up five f>|eW I V BCCS first year there and Syracuse and 4 .333 of seven points, one more Ihsn the Die BPHaon’a imtnrt, t>y ttir liigli show Hint Tulane will be a flred- Drubbed by Syraciiae straight wins. t night, Jan. 23, the All-Star .Game Hollywood Service ... 2 Trust aepred 4-0 triumphs over cluded Eddie Anderson 132, Art Canadlens. who turned hack the u)' 21-6 victor! for the telsviaed (CBS) rare at betw’een the Er stern and' Westr Cincinnati were losing proposi­ Cunllffe Motors shut out Alcar Jotm.ion 143-349, Luddv Hausen frrcpirnry of tir.a which hri .■iiik- 4:3mB p.m. EDT, Cornell Is in a forgetting m(X)d ■'Ever since we battled to a 8-6 New Haven, Oct. 17 iflO - Con­ Manchester J t cs. and. Memorial Torniilo Maple Is-afa 4 .3 with s This is merely a start. Go on ern Divisions will supplant box­ tions. necticut’s top college football at­ 3-0 this week to take over first 1,51-342, Dick Krlnjait l'27-125-306, of my Intrgi'lly nir coimtril an Two-year-olds also will run In about Its last performance, a SS-0 tie back In 1955,” Mitchell related; Corner St.ni'e, respectively, and third period rally. loanrn among the Honpie foot ■ with Ihe real of the forecast: ing. The St. Louis Hawks and the tractions tomorrow take place at place as last week's leader, Man­ Jon-DI’s and Manchester, Auto John Aceto 128, Ed Pagan! 134- Ixirne Ferguson former Red Ihe B r e a d e r's Futurity at drubbing from Syracuse. On the "I have been trying to get Wey­ Hold Spotlight Boston CelUes, who lost four of chester Auto Parts dropped a 2-1 362, Bob .illnnlch 130-357, Ed Scott linll predict Iona. .’Stanford '20, .Mr Force IS The pro cagers now open at the New Haven and Storrs. Parts -ollel td a 2-2 > lalemate. Wing snil Frlc Nesterenko paceil Keeneland, the Mayflower Stakeq previous Saturdays, Jantes: agents mouth to come trj Manchester. six to them In the title play-offs 134, Dll Quliltch 134-343, Harry Triiiiessen 14, .Mnhama 0 height of the football grind a ' At New Hsven, Yale (1-2) decision to DeCormier Motors. In the Hawks to their- oite-stflerl \'rc- For example, Michigan, rnlhri .Vrkansii.s '20, Texas 18 at Suffolk Downs, the (Children’s looked impressive In beating Col­ Then after the Townies beat us 22- last spring once more appear to a third match at the Y alleys Man­ Noteworthy scores were gar­ Koven.skv ■ 335, Paul Aceto 340, lhan pull the iipael of the ages and gate and Harvard. In Ring Bout run Into baseball’s spring train­ meets Cornell (n a crucial Ivy nered by Hank Wlttke 346, John torv with I wo goals eacit They .\rm.v '20, Virginia IS Hospital Handicap at Sav Mead- 6 In '56 I made tliem all sorts of be the strongest outfits. League game. At Storrs, Connecti­ chester Radiator shaded Holly­ Stan Grzyb 136-377, Dick Buck- trounce Michigan State, could only This leaves Cornell with a 1-0 ing, the play-offs ending April 5. Simmons 341, Joe Nark 133-337, each scored in Ihc first period and Auburn '27, Georgia Tech 6 owa, and the Coronation Stakes at offers for a return meeting at Philadelphia could be a dark cut (3-1) defends Its Yank Con­ wood Service 2-1, ley 129-338, Oil Wilson 125, Ralph addeil annlher In the final-sessinn. gnlti a 12-12 tie, . Alabama, rather New \yoodblne, Toronto. Ivy mark and a shot at the title. Nebo but to no* avail. For some New 'i'ork, Oct. 17 I/P1 — A After playing exhibitions from horse under Al Cervl, who was Ed Tomkiel 147-336, Emil Dietz Tyler 125, Sandy Hauna 130-358, Baylor 14, Texan Tech 6 Maine to Texas, the' pros’ cham­ ference standing in a homecoming Ed Bujaucliis became the third Dli kle Moore s goal at 17:09 of than defeat Vanderbilt In a sur­ Miami iKIa.) 27, IkietoB College 7 Quill la the 8-5 choice In the A win over Yale would make them reason we didn’t get together last cc'jple of new faces to Madison considered the best In the busi­ Silk Town kegler to Join the 33t and Bill / .iderson 129. SO'iny Chandler 132-352. Bill Mc­ Gardenia off her victory In the a strong contendef. If Yale losses pionship games take them to nine game against tough Maine. the Ihlril period gave the Cana- prise, could only gel a scnreleila So. ( lUlfornIa 1,3, Oallformlo <1 fall but at long last Weymouth has Square Garden rod television fans ness when he served as the player- Elsewhere, two other games will charmed 400 Club this week, roll­ Carthy 126-336 and Ted Lawrence Matron Stakes at Belrhont. An they have eliminated themselves, cities outside the circuit—^Hous­ dlens Iheir cnine-finm-behliid tri­ He. Prlncolim 20, tkilgato 0 agreed to meet us on our home - heavyweight George Chuvalo of coach of Syracuse. The Warriors be played In the state. Four Con­ ing single games of 147, 147 and 340. N,- Baat-West duel may be In the except mathematically. Toronto and Pal McMurtry of ton, Dallas, Los Angeles, San GAIIDEN GROVE CATERERS umph Moore's- second goal of the Zltllons of readers have come Colorado 20, Iowa State ■ field. add Andy Johnson, a 6-6 rebound­ necticut teams will play outside. 115 for a neat 409 triple. Others making. Quill Is owned by Web­ This series has gone m ostly in Francisco, Providence and Cam­ Standings game came after- Bernle CenfTrlon to place absolute reliance upon Notre Dame 23, Ihike 18 Tacoma—clash Tonight In a 10- er from the Harlem Globetrotters, The home games are Worcester who gained special mention in this had pulled Mnnireal hven at 7:41. ster, of Llncroft, N. J., while cycles. Yale won the first four, "Many times In the past we rounder. den, NJ., and Bethlehem and W. L. Pet. MIXKU nOFBLKS II on pi e throngliont the years. Houston 34, Oklahoma State 18 have been criticized for booking In­ and Guy Rodg .■•s, the 'Temple Tech at Wesleyan (2-1) and column Included BUI Chapman Henry ( Pm kel Rocket i Richard Khallla’s owner hails from Los Cornell the next three. Yale won Chuvalo, -21-year-old Canadian Kershey, Pa., and Charlotte, N.C. Oullngs ...... 15 9 .625 SUndiSKS Hnk-knff! I am told more than a Illinois 15. Slinnrsuta 6 ferior competition at Nebo,” the stickout, will be out of the Army Brockport Teachers at New Haven 150-133-378, Ell Fish 131-346, W. -L. I V t. had a hauil In all of Mmitrciirs Angeles. Khalits won three West­ three of the next four and tied the champion from Toronto and toUN Houst'oh, Dallas, Los Angeles Buffets ...... 14 10 ..583 few have siipplemenled their In- Ohio Stale 15, Indiana 8 ern stakes before heading East to Merchants’ manager added, "but on Dec. 6. Teachers (2-2). The away games Archie LeRochelle 126. Charles Ollvr-JttG ...... 1* 3 7 5 0 gnats. Roll Pulford tallleil twice come an unswavlng, ateel hard other, Cornell put together back ed ;.s a "Young Rock Marclasio," and San EYancisco definitely are .Weddings ...... 12 12 .500 , . . . k 4 tib ? rnme enrh fall by placing small WIsennsIn 28, Iowa 20 thi.s won’t be the case, Sunday. More recruits than usual are are Coast Guard (1-1-1) at Am­ Fuller 126, Mill Tedford 126-335, for the I.eaf.s, holh In lire first pe. ronvlcllon that iny predlrllona this cop the Demoiselle at Belmont. to back wins In 1950 and 1951. but Ls the 7-5 choice aver the 26-j ear- future franchise sites. Like pro \Ctam bakes ...... l2 12 .500 Ami-I*mil Corrrnil ...... * • . 7 5 5V3 wagcr.'t on mV predictions. Maryland 8, North Carolina 0 Khallta Is 5-2. trying to break In qn all fronts, herst, Bridgeport*(1-3) a.t Ameri­ Wayne Jensen 152, Ken Montle ('rtni»iu*JHck Tnlrij . . . . 7 .*) riod. week will he 100 per cent correct: In the last six games has only a Weymouth’s past performance old boxer from the West Coast. football and '-abeball,, baskstbsll’s Smprgasbords .... 10 14 .417 Therefore. I was faicil with the Oklahoma 40, Kansas 8 speaks for itself and Manchester perhaps twg dozen of them. The can International, New Britain 152 and Don Carpenter 348. M a t Ii v AI r u z x i* ...... 7 h In fad, during my riTlnlng )uo- lone tie to show. A pro only 28 months, the 6-1, play-for-pay men are'.going west. Hawks are looking at Dave Gam- Teachers (0-3) at Kutztown RecVntlons ...... 9 15 .375 Nancy-John <1uuilhio ... 5 a.ktilloiml pruhlnn of 11 \’lng to West Virginia 13, rittsbiirgh IS fans will see one of New England's ! ! ! !f. 7 4 17 KXIHRiriON PRO Cornell Is the one Ivy team thick-necked, 210-pound Canadian It 1s highly significant that the Teachers, and Trinity (1-2) at While the Clambakes blanked .... mid pim.slhlr Uc.a Into my |ircdu- cc.ss, I noird that Ihi’ ic can be no Tulano 21, Navy 6 strongest semi-pro football teams bee, 6-6 Oregon Stater, and 6-9 Jfin-Jliii RrnzowBki ...... f i 7 .4 1 7 which does not have a victory ha.s impressed many observers Lakers o f Minneapolis, where at­ Colby. RLKH LEAGUE Rrni|ef.oii(ii Daiim io .... 7 .4 1 7 Y a u k < ‘cs A iiikm iiu ’u lions for this week. A refining winner between rillsbm gh and l'(yinn 27, hlaliir ID In action. If we don't draw this Hub Reed of Oklahoma City. the Buffets, la^t week’s leailers. Syracuse 102. Philadelphia 92. over Yale since Jordan Ollvar be­ with hl.s punching and potential. tendance has fallen off alarming­ Stnndlngx Rulh-Krntu IMhl ...... ,s 7 417 process wss called for, Flgndl The West Virginia. It will end In a 13- Wesleyan 22. WPI 6 K C. ,Jones joins his former 4-0, the Outing^ climbed Into first 1K7 St. Louis 135, .Mlpneapolta 98. came bead coach. week then we never will." Jack Dempsev predicted a bright ly since titt electrifying days of W L Pet. MaijfArUr-Nc'il Thninn* . . . .2 L o|uil as rilHiing flat lions were broken down to 13 deadloek. An upset ending At Colhy 88, Trinity 21 UniversRy of San Francisco team­ piace'by a single gnqie with a 3-1 J. PuA»t*-K. Brucu ...... 2 in 167 George Mlkan, are playing three Capitol Equipment 13 7 .650 Iheir lowest common demonlii.a- thal' Amherst 40, ('east Guard 18 Plumb at Quarterback future for *he butcher'a son after mate, 6-9H Bill Russell, on the DOT COWLES victory over the cellaiMlwrillng Re­ Wct'k'f t*ip .**c;)r*’5i st D'Hiiilr S in k s hi flattened four foes within a games in Houston and one . each Celtica Minneapolis, badly in heed Lea's Market 1,3 7 .650 ceptions. The Smorgasborits pinned sllcvc Bill UlRlvii're 19K167 Al .Pui- Coa<‘Ii in Sysluin tors, ns It were: Out of this hss There 1s the Navy-Tiilane game. Hall 48, »laneheeter 18 Earlier thla week Mitchell an­ Deci'a O'rive-Jn 11 9 .650 341 Sets Pace zo l35-,1ftl. Jnk Ho5«euo iCil. Da- nounced that quarterback Les fighting span of 12 minutes one In Los Angelas and San Francis­ of help, gets It from 6-6 Elgin Bay- a 3-1 decision over the Weddings malo 137 sml* Paul pirrm ll 137. hight In a "young hoi'e" tourna­ co. Ths .Toupi ownin|( the Lakers lof, who was terrific as a SeatUe Fred's Package 9 11 .4.50 Y FRUIT LEAGUE in the final match. New- Vork, Oct 17 rlPi 3'he Attractive Speaking Program Plumb, former passing star at Armory Package 8 12 .400 Springfield College, ■ and talented ment for semi-pros In Toronto. lost $40,000 last seaso • and is not All-America, the kind pro’ coachea t Today Standings Nesv York Yankees tralay ofllidRl- KICKING STRESSED Patten Builders 6 14 .300 Agalh Amy Plrkey topped Bll^' Aliin Webb, Manchester's leading He turned pro after-that and exploring for the athletes’ health. everlastipgly seek. High' soccer vs Newington, 8- W. L. Pet. participants with singles of 108. ly annmmceil (he appointment of has completea an 11-2-1 record, NBA attendanoe has increased 'But like baseball, owners and Capitol ISquIpment and Lea's Sugar Plums . . . . 15 5 .750 Ducats for IJContvMaine Tilt dlorra, Oct-, .17 lAh- The tlnl- Arranged for Legion Banquet runner and scorer last fail, will High School Field. Market continued their battle for 116 and a 326 triple while other Ed Lopiit as mlno. league pitch­ Including eight kayos. The losses roughly. 10 per cent in each of the cpaches say that the biggest: prob­ High croaa country va Windham, Berries ...... 11 • 9 .560 ^INS-STAMPS ing conch versILy of Icunfctlcut alreaaed Join the locals for Sunday's game. first place et the Lucky Strike noteworthy single game efforts The pair will join fullback Tommy; were to \ ete'ran Bob Baker and past 12 campaigns. Its elgkt (clubs lem in expanding the NBA w • id- StlS-WtUimantic. Fig B a r s ...... 10. 10 .500 Were turned in by Shirley Jscob.s Albiim»*>TBook»—Supplies kicking yesferdav and ended heavy played to 1,800,000 paid admis­ alleys, the co-leeders aetlllng for' Peaches ...... 9 .450 l.Ki|)at. former southpaw p'tch- Go on Sale Saturday at 12:30 An attractive speaking program^avatlable at the Legion Home and Thompson and halfback Dick Howard King. He aven|.ed the be the scarcity of capable players. Satorday, 4>ot. 18 11 116, Kay Scabies 106-107. Ann \ ork In preparstloh for tomor- sions last trip, yet the league :* e 2-2 deadlock In other match­ Honeydews .., .400 Ing star, Ima been managing the has been arranged for the test! The Herald's Sports Department Scholtx In Coach Frank Toro's loss to King by attening his con- With the thousands playlhjg^ the High football va Hall, 2-Hlgh .... 8 12 ri.w'a Homecoming Game with not drawing anything approach­ es Deci'a Drive-In moved into third Dates A Nuts ___ 7 13 .350 Filblg 106. Alba SobtskI 10^ Ar- Rirhiimnd club of the Internation­ or may be secured from Wally stai'tlng baekfleld. The hafd-run- querer In two rounds. The draw games from boyhood, IV would School Field. lyns Noake 107, Gloria Blovtsh HOBBY ^OPPE .stiirrs, Oct, 17 3,’hrce thniiaand *' Big men for the Black Beiyra are Maine. The Huskies' (3-1) rec­ monial banquet In honor of the V, as with .entlna’s Alex Mlteff, ing what -t s h o t^ In view of the spot with a 3-1 triumph over al la-agiii the past three seasons. Fortin at the East Side Rec «r ntng Thompson leads all Silk Town . \ r seem highly unusual thati'prily a Runday, Oct. I f Fred's Package Store and Armory Two upsets marked this week's 105, Chlckle Janlcke 110 and Ruth 403 CENTER ST-— 9-7S38 He will liiior and ap,prnlse pilch- Genera) Ailinlaalon tickets for the halfbacks Wayne Champeon (T.68 ord and oo-ownerahlp . of -the American Legion .Junior baseball then a high-ranking contender. He over-all Interest in the game. A comparative handful develop the Yankee Conference crown wlU Coach Whiley Johnson runners with 160 yards 4'ushlng MerchanU vs Wcymoiith, 2:15- Package Store vacated the cellar action, with the fourth place Htlin.4kt 106. era st (he minor league training ' after capturiirg Zone. District and aration, the. Merchants will be at tenders right now.- yCctm Invitational Cross Coun­ The Fig Bars and cellar-dwelling ,W. L. Pet. outfielder BirUhy Del Orecn had Director .1. Orlean Christian. Klck- Nine New Members full strength. After eucCessIve road 144-362, Al Atkins 132-354, Paul In the morning oh Ho'mecomlng ert Keating, CaThollc Chaplain at State Championship laurels. "I’ve seen them all on television try-Meet, 3-8torrs. Dates A Nuts battled to s 2-2 tie Installation ^ .... . 11 4 .733 been .seiil In (he Richmond Club, n t : will he al 2 o'clock. setbacks at the jiends of the Correnti 131-345, Hal Burnett 137- along with caali, and that two (10:30 a.m.) Connecticut's 8-1 var­ the Meriden School for Boys and and I thin': I can handle most of T h oi^ ay, Get. 2$ - 339, Tom Blanchard 129-338. How­ In a third mate'h. PBX ...... 10 5 .667 Reserved seals are ex|)ecled to III Hall of Fame Cheshire Reformatory. -Holyoke Knlghta (14-7), North At­ Ivy League Predictions Just Plain Murder; FOOTBALL sity soccer teem will meet Wil- them ” he said. High soccer vs Bristol, 3:15- Dot Cowles led all participants Cable 6 .600 players fmin (tic New' Orleans be all gim'e by the end of the day tleboro (20-0) and Middletown ard Vanderburgh 133 and Bill Col­ . 9 ejlub were hein/.- broiight ii|i. name on Gardner Dow Field. A veteran of World War 11, No Shrinking Violet Hfgh School Field. lins 132. with a fine 341 triple, pinning Linemen ...... 6 9 .400 on Friday. If any are available, For Grid Playerg Father Keating, who haa spoken East Side Midgets Warriors (14-12), the logals final­ McMurtry la no shrinking violet Friday, 4>ct. 24 single games of 118, 116 and 107. SUNPAY, OCT. 3’hcv nil- f.isl bnseinnr Frank they 'lay he purchased on Satur­ ^Most Improved^ Crown Rernuins Undecided Central Office . . 6 9 .loo 19 locaHy on a number of occaalont, ly hit the' winning coliimn last either. The ex-Marlne has posted a High football vs Bristol, 8-Muz- Other noteworthy Singles., wei'e Repair ...... 3 12 .200 I.aija, "-ho hit 211 home runs and. day morning al the Athletib TTcket List Cage Tryouts .Sunday against' the weak Jewett ■' " ' ■ ' ...... s WOMEN’S LEAGUE , 2 P.M. , batted ui 10.3 mils for the Pells* •Office. New York, Oct. 17 ()P)—Foot- haa alto been the State American 2^-2-l record. He has kayoed 23 sy Field.- chalked up by Flo Kloter 116. The front-running 'Installation .ball'e Halt of Fame today num­ Legion Chaplain for several years. City'Vqti (33-0). rivals, although he la rated more New York, Oct. 17 (P)—Ths Ivyf>Cro6s tests Dartmouth and Princii-tunder twice, by a point to Dart' Monday, Oct. 21 W. L. Pet. Barbara Strehge ll3 , Ruth Paine cans thi.s (asi sra.soii. and oiit- If plans go according to expecta­ Hobby Shoppe ...... 4 2 .667 dropped a 2-1 decision-to the Line­ bered 163 following the eelectlon 'Other petaona who are expected Initial tryouts for the Midget During Sunday’s halftime inter­ q' a boxei than a. puncher. Pat League is many things' to many ton faces Colgate, already beatep nqouUi and a Tt> to Princeton High cross cuuntry vs Conard- lil-10 6 and Coal /a ft 110. men while PBX blanked Cable S-0, rtcldcc .lac !; Uccd. wiio tinned .,300 tions. s record may be aet In at­ by Ivy Cornell, Walnut Restaurant :.4 2 .667 MT.NEBO of nine new members. to be seated at the head table in­ Basketball league at the EastGlde mission an open hula hoop con­ likes a. flghtei to #pme to him and people, but to thosS who like to Cocnell, blasted 55-0 by inde­ Middletown, . 8;1S-Hlgh School with the winners replailng the los­ .<>.... and led Ins league In stolen bases. tendance. The tecord now la 14,500 second guess football prsdictiona The other league' games are pendent Syracuse last week; has White Glass-...... 4 2 A67 H"' at Homecotning, 1955. 33ie OVIMBT FUND The National Football Founda­ clude EM May, Republican Con­ Rec will get underway M on^y test will be held. Contestant! will th. word is that Georgie won't Field. , ers In second place, and Central it’s Just plain murder. Penn at Brown and Yale at Cornell. worked hard all, week jt)tempUng ’ Tueoday, Oct. 2S Fletcher Glass ...... 2 4’ .333 MIXKI) IMH'HLES 1 ii|inclly of Memorlai Stadium la Germantown, N. V, (NBA) Ex- tion, headed by* Chester LaAoche, gressman. from the First Dletrict: evening, starting at 6 o’cloclv :The be admitted to the game at a re­ dtsoiipolnt on that score. HUadlasa Office edged Repair 2-1. ^ m Murray, department baaeball next tryout will be Tliursday a.t duced price and must furnish their Crewcut Pat Is 6-1 and scales A month ago the forecasters said To be considered “ improved” to correct defensive flaws, .but High soccer vs Maloney, 3:15- Jon-Di’s ...... 2 4 .833 W. L, Pot. MoBcliBstcr 1,5,20(1 hlhitinn.a In vhlch Gene Sarazen y^esterday named Charlta Barrett, Mano»8oda Shop .... 2 4 .833 IrlatSam Vacami ...... i Week's top scorea were rolled GENERAL haa taken part have raised $3,000 Cornell; David Campbell, Harvard; chairman of Maaaechu.setts and the same time and then tljc same own hoops. Entries will be ac­ 183 pounds. ‘ le 1)88 been'fighting it would be Princeton, the defend­ Columbia^ which won only, one Yfls’s passing attack bi figured to High School Field: .k33 Menmvhtlc, slutlsUcs received g4me last season, has pnly to win All three matches—Walnut Res­ Alva-Ed Duueeitc . , ...... 13 .MMJf by Bob Scanlon 131-344, Berhie MwchoRts I. >m Maine today hack up line for Francia Ouimot caddie loholar- Marshall (BiggieI Goldberg, Pitta, Regional Tournament director nl evening.s each week will be for cepted at the field and several pro-einco ’1P5». His losses were ing champion, and Dartmouth, the be at least a .touchdown tw much Friday, Oct. 8t Aatrld-llerm Wlrrxblcld ,,.U .71 one more this season, fb e Lionia for the Big Red. taurant over the Hobby Shoppe. HanctNorni Warren «,.U Lathrqp 336, Bob Modean 143 and Condi Rill Lolka'a aenulIng i'cpmT ahipa In three years. burgh; Harry m pke, Michigan; KIngalon, N. Y.; Ed Lynch of- midget tryouts until the teams are prizes will be awarded by a panel tilose decisions Willie Pastrano runnerup, right down to the wire. High. .smnecticut; BUI Wilson of West attend at least one of the tryouts ije "3oipr^ ' 'iiair- ’n ^'’ otiU? six ts1iiiii'‘iiufs strung OtSiUi^ thU:;Msiim;''^-^;£B’''T ^ ^ 'iKiniiai ■ ^ysOquLr^ 2-Hijjh Top Tuesday night scorea were ZawlalowakI ...... ^ Joba-Mdre* (huMaf ,...,..S U i.uOO welterwalghU, fight In the grand a five-point favorite over CotumUa KajaHedluad------— ...* " * 0 LOBU,.Li ponents (New.Hampahlrs and'Ver- Jonai, Yale. Hartford, a membeir o f the Amsri- each week. 'vH|s 17th j ^ u a l Manchester Pat. "I was .-anked No. 5 before out Just as. abmit expected, but t m , Calif., 10. ball room of a Long^Beach hotel on oon Legion Mseball commission in Any boys who will be unable to the Beainanoff fight. After that at New York. Bov. S 128-861, Rny Psretto 107-112-120- .¥” h«r — « » Ken-Evetya Mutton ...... 8 1 .967 Oct. 23. The six Itvtng members o t the Country Club .Men's Bowlliig there la ohs prs ■ssson tidbit still ' Brown, a five-point undardiv. Sacramento, OsUL—WilUo lSor> gftiuDi all ttcdaDt Barrett. Camo- Oonnectlcu|i; Bdeon Bailey, prin- attend because of midget footbidl I'm out altogether. Pm figming on to be hashed out. tc.t ,vs. DomMoo O oU uo bout, StnU Cross Country Meet, $• Zt9,sSo Doris Orlsls lift110„.Dot rv,f r-'— Cowles fiS^Sa^Dlck McCoovilia'" 8 ID Bob-Rulh Oatrander ,.,,...8 1 .r^ Adults $1.25 . acticea are' also urged to atoi League will start tonight at the started strong this year with two New Britain. 107, Bhlrisr Viitnsr 117, Madsline uur*en*Dun Moiur. . . . 4 11— Herbklladya Bmith, ...... 1 2 .! getting back In the ratings after Who can bs eani$dsrs4| "m ost- caaoclcd. (qrae-Ueone Murp^ ...i, I' U JOO Tam-MadeUna MorUy ...... 1 t .1 Doublt Strike alleys on Oak Qt, •* la one, victories, but lost 20-Q to. Dint- ItMwdsdr. Mev. Jh Morlsy llE -m , Ann Fldler.100-10 Del St. Johii reports. Improved7’’ HsrVanl or OotumbiaT (Note: Iru and Sam Vecantl ..re- OUleeuiUe JanrU ...... 0 I ,l Children UntU 1« "There ehould be a lot of mouth lf«t week.; The Bptina vilU Hlrt soccer vs Wethersflcld, Morlsy .nStUl, Ann Ptdlsr 10$- placed a teem that dropped out and Ruoa-Oalay MorHaoe ...... 0 ) .1 They were SMordad the boBor be without Bob Csrlin, their lead* AT A 41MMOB ItlS^etbarafleid. IM , AMm Twsrfty 110, Hslsn Wfl- jjUwM TSted to let ihem eUrt from UarokkAee Whltlas ...... 6 | .i ehangee mad« all around conaid- •qnsUy In tlw ttitM guMdng. WInnta-Mailoa ItaW .^ ...0 i J and 9 Ah Tickets 50e aring the defeeU of Bd4Me Machen. isg ground gainst 19r Md lysB CrnadsU ____ MeriMr 118*11)7. Naacr Ni bnwiers on epealsg nidht. at UM West : titaBMt. -O n O ) > m p M T .) '— 9 fb , J n ccnlMte Hi^ coatentton, Pmmtttmif. /Qhta«»;tT, Ostfstt X IMMtowaaaaptelN, UOi 1C6-US and mMur Zantitowm 101. side Ree obeys. .y ' ’

PAGE TWENTT HANCHE8TBB EVENING HE|(AIJ!», MANCHESTER. C C I^ , FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17,1988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESfEB, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTORER 17,1988 PAGE TW ENTYioili LITTLE SPORT By KUU80N OUR BOARDING-HOUSE with 81AJOR HOOPLE AutomoblfcB for Salje i I'liKKB lUIGH'l'A BK; A LAW I BY KAGALY aad SHURTKN Artlclee -Fm* M e 4S «R 0 (t;u s r --- - • - --- Garden—Flumi—OiHfy ictlKVSK. im am a CUCKOO, ioT tWE ^ 1085 CHkYSUER-Windsor. Gray TOI^ QUA147T loam, SketUem tor Prodneto 50 PNEVM secN Hi»» LOOK M «e »«w U L r Sense and Nonsense convertible. SLUtomatlc transifus- ^ooDoiD ficKnemucKi .land, greanhouaea and .top draao- H V ' -*WTHA^ KIO HIT HIM HAKDtK 1>^A^------•lon, good condition, privately YOU MUST MVIUOSr B^94412 PhoB BAD A YfnNH SALAIlY Ing- lawn. Oraval, fill. Mad and P U M F K m s —|e pound. B«U BL. . ■^M AfiLtesici A N n u e w a n t iv w j n i u/e. a owned. Asking 21J14S. Call Ml- THINKS NOTNlNO W TNArBYHBWAY TODAY.' T M ieA U . atuie. Ml B-8602. Olaatonbury. O F P ic e a L B«Cor« Mary left for eoUeg*. tor? ••1024 after 8:80 p.m. BU3WINO A BUNDLE har MoUwr toM bar to pick nlc^ Doctor—Wo, It's )uat that X QN,^TNE tUWBUfiNERS- BOtMCtS.' 8 NOW BLOWERS—Rao. Bnowblrd, TH 68S R ?EFORe SOME 8O5V0ODV COMES AUM 6 ANO 1980 LARK by Studebaker The GREEN MOUNTAIN — Potatoes WSRE TWO I \ SPREA'OS TH6 WC«D THAT H8 CAME OFF clean frlmda. ' ■ don't went to be the only one ADVERTISING ■ and 'Foro, Push and self-propelled. 21.35 SO Ib. bag, butternut, acom^ only ear .that la nbt too Mg not TRUCKS S V 5SCONO fEST iM A BOiTT WITH . Boyt Has aha picked them Capitol Equipment, 38 Mail M l ilregged out of bed on such a too Small, but Just right Pflcdd golden and gregn dellclaus NOT 30ST; ^ THE - JUG/ - - clean! ' CLAS8IF1KU A DV ERTISEML M DEPT. HOURS 3-7958. O- night for nothing. . way under 22,000. Gas WiDcage aquaih. M iller’s Stand, ISO Spen­ /»•*» OHS.' 8:L5 A.M. to 4:30 PJM. cer 8t. M l 3-5564. over 30 miles per gallon. ■ The 100 FLUORESCENT llghU 48" ...... - - ■ '------' a It was S o'diRck In the morning .models will be a 2-dbor, 4-door, long, two tubes, metal reflectors. during a heav^ anowetomi when golfe ■FOR YO U R —Best G r e ^ Moun­ BY V. T. HAMLIN COPY GLIDING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 2-doOr hardlnp, and a - elation One Hobart steel D. P, flat top A I.L E Y OOP the doctor wae celled .out urgent­ home to dinner. Dunng the m eel MO,N. TH R U F K ). 10:80 A.M — S A TU R D A Y B A.M. tain potatoes delivered to yovir wagon. It will be 8 cyl, ^or V8 desk, 28x58. Ten two door 6ta- door call Hathaway. MI 9-643S. OH. I BCG SOUR \«HV.TWfr5 0M.V- GOZ, rVE DECIDED Th;, YES I'VE CHECKED, ly. but ekamlnation of^tbe patient hie wife said: ■tandard, overdrive, or automatic. tlonery cabinets 86" wide and PMJCOM, OOOLJk ) If rsOT SOMPiN *\«c an c h c th a t thoroughly/ it / OKAY,THEN proved it to,be,a trifling ailment. Junior teUa me he ’ caddied for YOUR (.YMIPtiKATION WILL Here'soon. Phone M l SJjlOl Prun- 34 " deep, 72 ’ high. 1954 Che'2ro-. OOP .1 DIDN'T /iMBOOTONT TTO.U NEARLY DONE ME COULDN'T HAVE 1 WE'a CLOSE Doctor-^You had Better eend you 'thli afternoon. V BR APPHRUIATED Dial Ml 3-2711 ner's, Tolland Turnpike, Talcott- let half ton panel truck, new IN WAS AN L-1 BOSC CANNING PEARS-J. Ken­ SEE >OU T W O j& S l. GO BMEAD OUR BEEN PONE V th'CASE,' for your la'Ajrei en'l minister al- Husband—Well, what do you vlHe. Remember the price, under tires, mechanically perfect MI- nedy. Lake St. . H E R E / ^ BUSINESS WIU KEEP ACODENT/, ,, intentionailv/7o ,~~— H know. I thought I had aeen that kid 9-0474. afl, (aa he snapped hie case shut). LoMt and FnuiHi 22.000, , Patient—Oh, am I that lIL doc­ somewhere. 1 Automobiles for Sale 4 GREEN MOUNTAIN — Potatoes 1946 PLYM O U TH 4-Ddbr.: Good SpE^ClALe—Top soil, loam—83 cubic t0 5 T S A T U R D A Y -G ray kitten. AN.TMl* OHE'B are now ready, Edward Vercelll ------^------: COMPARE condition. Nice second car. MI SUTOUMOVU tniL GOOD TON d. Portland cement—$l 50 per Farm. School Road, Bolton. M I wlTite d i e t and paws, paiL An- ,3-0807. FRUGAL HE . Driveway sealer—f 1.50 per gora. Purrs constantly. ‘.11 .3-8166. “ Our, Pri(!es and Quality A COUFK OF C 9-5898 after 8. Remember—what you get ' lor GETS WITH A GHAVES.'WHV gal, Frtsh cold mix, asphalt - Dally Cro88woi‘d Puzzle your money is as important as the BUICK 1954^-Special Riviera 2- FiVE-fcENT THBON AWaY $1.70 per 80 lb, bag. Clear dry LOST Brown and white boxer. amount you pay. door hard lop. Two lone '••Ibn • RAZCtt A GOOD sand—90c -per 80 lb. bag. 80i per FertiHzers 50-A tul)eless white wj^lls-' fully cqiiip- CtU after 5. M I 9-6978. -56 PLYMOUTH EL'’" . 8LAPE7 45 lb. bag. Hot mix asphali- tar SPORT SUBURBAN 21605 ned. Service records avsUeblc. mi.Xcs— ci’uahcd stone, v a.shcd C L E A N — Cow manure. Delivered, LOST n.iry ura” ti-jer oat, in Stunning 2-lone charcoal and 8850. OrWnal owner. Glaston­ sand, gravel, fill, Nussdorf As­ 25. and 2-’ ' loads. Excellent for Answer to Pravlout Punle vjol:ilt,v-of J2) K ait Jliddlc Ti>ke. gray. Hus pti.shbuUon shift, radio, bury 'MEdford S-C7'!7. phalt Plant, 887 North M'ffn St. shrnhs, lawns, etc. M I 3-7804. M I K e 'j a -child's pet. Reward M I MI 3-24~7. 9-0133. heater; window washers, etc. This 1050 BtITa< SPECIAL-” Radio, ^oiCGoao Blank Looks O-STSW : has been a second car with 32,751 ....Sm M ,____ heater, dynaflo. Good -conditlotf. CEDAR—Clothes poles Installed. OLO -P A yTE R • miles. The cl” ancst wagon In New Private owner. Call MI 9-6X52 . Old poles removed and reset. LOST Girl’s Z i p p 0 Cl.-farette England. MRS.RL. OLSON, Flowers— Nursery Stork .50-B ACROSS 2 Dynamo IiRht%. initiala R lU f, M l 9-22S9. Reasonable. Used truck tires. '.57 CHEVROLET 1949 DODGE—19.'sn Plvmoilth, 19.50 MANRAN.no, OWL, 4 Harbors r ward,.' Ml- 9-1358. ODD AND U N U S U A L - H ^ s a CAKNIVAL BY DICK TURNER i C it end — 210 4-DOOR $1495 .Bulck Soecial m v«t s"ll Iv'o, tiike PRIS( II LA’S POP BY AL VLUMEBR fliht « -----. BOY 730 plemta for sale. Reaaonable. Pennsylvania Finished In ivory and baby blue your pick. Call M I 9-0014. NEW—One-quarter Inch electric 4 — at mere LOST- -Black and white male set­ Phone M l 9-0133. -*BOY! 0 Dye red ter. Tag Nhm ber'117958. Answers with matching blue interior. One drill. 812. Grille guard for a 1951 1 N E V E R • A — - In the TTate of the most economical family FORD—1958 Tiidor sedan, Fair- Ford, 85. Screw jack, II. Lawn beck to name' ,'Prince. Reward. Call lane VR standard transmission, t m o u g -w t a Acidlilatca'. M i 9-8687.’ ‘ aize cars on the road today. We Household Services Painting— Paperinz 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Mower, 85. M l 9-2750. Household f^ttds .II O ’Nem’f f Baked clay feel this la an outstanding buy. clean. 2950. Call owner M ' 3-2363 * "Hairy ---- Offered 1.7A place LOST—White Angora cat. Name, Has very loW mileage. before 6 p,m. Sunday and Mon­ PAINTEIR AND paperhanger, HOUSEWIVES—Part time or full USED W OO D—Storm wladowe ANTIQUE FURNITURE, sUver, / II ----- day anytime. 10 Bewildered Cookie. vYicinity, Oak and School ■’55 OLDSMOBRJE WEAVING of bums., moth boles decorator. Good clean lob,- reaaon­ Ume poaiUon, with nationally (60) assorted heights from 35'' to glass cnuia, an.ter. handbags repaired, sippci re­ after 6 p.m. aignmenta, high school or college KITCHEN—Florence oil heater, IS Sun —— ■ 17 Rook (cheaa) 27 Malicious 42 Cicatrix ■ ' I ■ -I - ~ inside and out, Hydramatlc pow­ Fbrdamatlc, whtt» wall tires, flo- placement. umbrellas repaired, required. Salary subsidy. For in- two burner, white. Good condi­ t l Dcridet IB K v e rg r^ bumcri 43 ------wolf er (fteering, power brakes and Is CEILINGS whitened, rooms paint­ SALE i-8 UFF on wallpaper Wall IBChott Announcements .2 tone paint, etc. Way below mar­ men's shirt coilsre reversed and teiwlew Write Box U e d Herald tion, $25. M l 9-9270. Ules 4c a Ule, KenUle, from To tree 20 Profound 44 Jot an original one-owner car with replaced Marina's Little Mend- ed, eveninga and Saturdays. Call giving age, education, expert 20 Regions ket price. Teleohone PI 2-6978. M l 4-8010. each Green Pismi and Wallpaper, 22 Fish I 2B Poems 46 Molding HARVEST SALE 26,843 careful. miles. Ing Shop. ence. - W IN TE R JA C K E T -O ray, else 16. IllJbgal mattera 24 Gaiter 31 Holding 47 Needle ease '58 CHEVROLET at the Green. 22 Lad and — r OCTOBER IRth 1955 FORD—Fairlane. 2-door se­ $12, hovs. Table model pool table, 25 Final muiical 33 Donkeys 41-----and rave 210 4-DOOR 21495 - LIGHT TRUCKINO. Attics, cel­ OUTSIDE AND Inside nalndng, CLEANING W O M A N -F or doc FT! 24 Saurel 9 4 2 dan. Radio and heater, white- Bolton. M l 3-2521 for free esti­ $15. Call MI 9-5691 after 6. Two Windsor chairs 2* each Piiaage 38 Threaten SO Cheat bona Gorgeous ivory and Sherwood walls, two tone green, V8 engine, lars, yards cleaned. Very "eason- tor’s office and home. Write Box Four gateleg tables 215 each (lA 20 Oiapatchad HOME-MADE JAMS, mate, ExcelleiU references. No F c,'0 Herald. TW IN SIZE — Folding stroller, 27 Bustle green. HJis harmonizing ivory and good clean car, good • mecha»ifc»l Bble. BU 9-9025 or MI 4-0209 after Three-piece parlor set 289 i i& 1 5 p.m. job too small. 10-— salad 1 r r r r 1. r i JELLIES AND ETC. green interior. Ip-equipped with condition. $750. Call M I o;3542. complete with canopy and car­ Two single mahogany beds with rying basket. Call MI 9-0390. 22 Looked AUCTION- Power Glide, radio, heater, signal springs $88 g II *1 FURNITURE REPAIRINO~Arr- Help Wanted —Male 36 angrily . lights and whitewall tires that are Round dining-room table, five 12-5 almost new. tiques restored. Furniture Renalr Private InstrurtLins *28 FOR SALE, 16 ft. Oldtowne canoe. / 24 Vanaralad Trailers AUTO HANDY MAN to lubricate chairs $25 (T 1 Sandwiches '55 FORD 2-DOOR Service. Taloottville. Ml 3-7449. 49 lb. Kodiak bear bow. 26” bov’s IS Tenant DOE-S YOUR CHJTJ3-Hnve a 8 Ft. grandfather's clock 2100 SEDAN $695 ■ NASHUA “35”—New two bed­ cars, make minor adjustments, bike. Call MI 9-3468 after 8:30 LONG SAM BY Al, CAPP and ROB I.UBRERH ] g -----and i r and Salad reading d'•ability? Private tutor­ This car Is for folks -who are room. colored anpliances, $3,360. wash and polish cars. See Mr. p.ni. feather i 20 Foster St. ing done. Phone M I 8-4670. WATKINS w («N mfis&i eMs/wim W * N X GAVMUP; id o KBPTOH Hes ClGHf, \OH, yE«, LONG 5AM- NOW I really looking for economy; It is $150 dmvn. Jensen's Inc. 'always BuiJdinR—f'nntrartinE 14 8te;'llng, Gomran Motors, 285 27 Title 11 11 Main Sl„ Manchester, 64TP- IT5»W ep LIKB-niC b a r t - a n p i s n u t For the standard shift with the famous 6- reliable). Rolling Hills, Route USED FURNITURE fHrnnue. AiAoeeeN. ftA(?r\ KNOWr amp THANK M3u, SfPaelflert . AI.TBRATIDNB td kitchens, bath W IN D O W SASH — 29"x31’’, six IT Harvest Mission Fund cylinder engine. • Has radio and 44A, Mansfield. GArfield 9-4479. EXCHANGE ewp. ANP WHAT HAPPCNSP LOM?MAUReeM eWOUGH TO PROVgP HP WAG thank VajF®OMTHP 40 Subterfuge - If r IT rooms attics, cellars porches or B«ind.'4— .StockH MortoraKtri .31 light, ,50c each. Call M l 9-1644. 4i^umber 1 heater. 15 OAK STREET OUST NOW TAUGHT Me A (iBALtzesHepeieKveerne- /HAN eNOUGH TO POTTOM OFMV HEARTS j l r playroom Plumbing, carpentry, PAINTERS WANTED-Flrst class 42 More furtive *1 55 OLDSMOBILE 98 IJIW COST financing, A uenuy per BUTTON 54AKINO machine, with couPieoFFACK-nesT' PGW-■THATS HXJ, PKOTHetZ-■ • 5ACJZIRCG HIG Personabi 3 electrics and masonry Aliifmnum only Call after 6 p.m. Mi 3-0683. OPEN THURSDAY EVENtNOB 45 Lets aflent STARFIRE CGNV. $1495 Auto Digvin)! School 7-A siding Garages, cottages, out month fc each dollar you borrow. molds, in T stands, stroller, car owNUFeiosAve PT Gleaming dove white and red. Has Mortgage loans to strelcb your UN'nL 9 49 Barrel making VACUUM c l e a n e r s rapatrea In buildings, room addittnnH 74uslde STOCK MAN-Waiitcd. Excellent seat, baby scales. MI 3-7832, Hl560OTH»2, MAUl^ee^J. 53 Froeter '^1 l.V new. This car was bought new AIJ. 'PYPES of carpentry, work Burke or Mrs. Carter how t< do It. rhesl. Call Ml 9-5009. i arfd, delivery; Mr. MlUer JA 2-7249 gcr Ml- Dworkin. LiqglU I CUSTOMER CAN’T USE IT 54 Cask n T Hf HI locally. Has a new nvlhn top. done, allcratloqs. dormers, root Connecticut Mortgage Exchaog'^. Drug. 104 West Middle Tpke, I ■It 2- 8904. ^ ^ . KELVINATOR RANGE -Fireplace SO I WANT A RELIABLE ? s s -----eitate '55 CHEVROLET '2-DnOR IJ>.RSI)N'S, ConncctIcot's flrsi li­ Ing porches, efc Cali ..Ml 9 5981 15 Idw is St., Harlfoid. farkadc. fixtures, baby carriage, and TRUSTWORTHY PERSON 50 Busy----- IT II RtbERS WANrfeD-To Pratt * 210 MODEL $1095’ ' censed driving school Traj^iied BIDWEIJ Home improveiitkiii Co Mon'on coal size 12 Telephone WHO'S GOING S7 Baby----- Whitney. East Hartford. 1st .and This car is a beautiful 'IVofy and Certified and ap?>rnved U 'nbw Oonorf„mtiea 32 I^lf'^IME CAREER r.M. •••. V.8. Hk. j r l> ll dark blue. It has 30.140 bona fide Alterations dddtrlons garages CH 6-7645, housekeeping DOWN , 2nd shifts. Daily scheduled service offering cla.asioom and bchlnd'- TO TAKE OVER • tM9 hy MU •b*««b. hM. original milps. A one ownei car. vjloqfiiu and aiding experts Alum We need four a,ipie:-sive men from Manchester. Low commuter wheel Instruction for teenagers USED WOOD — Storm windows UNPAID BALANCE 1 Appointment II ft Thev iust don't come any cleaner liltitn dapbpards a specialty Un FOR LE/^ST■; lo rcprcFentvUa throughout the “ I gave the wholb worka to Elmo for hie birthday this 2 Jewel 1] rates. Silver Lane Bus Line. MI NG 9-6076 Slate. New htislrie8,4 with and srreeiis, PYill size modern Monthly Payments 3- 8978. than this one.' Owner’s name on excelled'workmanship Easy oudg 3 RAY SERVICF STATION JUDD SAXON RY K L N B A L I) and J L K K Y B R O M IF IK I.O •umm*r! Grill, utanaila, book on what to do until the request el ternisVMl 9-8495 or PH 5 9109 growth potential unlimited. electric range. 225. MI 9-0421, $23.22 JtORTLOCK’S Manebeste-'s lend­ IN. MANCHESTER 8 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE RIDERS Wa n t e d —T o Hartford. '56 CHEVROLET ing driving si*hooI. Th-ee skilled, Married men bet ween ages 24- i v e BEEN STUDYING THE , CUNT.,, MR. doctor gats hare . . . I" C A R PE N T E R —"Bgoerienced In all Attractive I^asi* Terms COMBlNA'iTON--Whlte stove, gas AND APPUANCES PES-IM IN THE COMPANY, TOO.' I'M PART OF Daily scheduled service from 2-DOOR $1195 courteous instructors. Cla.ss room 30 ivlllT BA or BS degree. If PaOBLEMB AND I KNOW HUTCHINS IS The team , and There'5 so m ething i can fields of carpentry:-jCoritract and wood. Dresses and coats HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE 8 Manchester. Cash fare only 25c Finished in 2-tone green, has TIDEWATER OIL CO. willing lo work haid commis­ nt, 1 HAVE A TESRIPC iCf A I'M RIGHT' IT'S A GREAT p e r s o n a l contribute.' But i don't want to go to B. C, BY JOHNNY HART instructions for 15, 16, 17 year reasonable hourly 'rates sizes 22<:,.24li. 5H 3-6556. MONTHS ChanCB for — ------one way. Save tolls and parking. heater, signal lights and white­ ______JA 7-7‘221 sion can be minimum of $7,500 THAT'LL SAVE THOUSANDS ON caretaker o f HUTCHINS unless I MON olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, S-0731. I sold this to a young couple 8 administrative and ME, PEG,' those estimates. Silver Lane Bus Line. MI 3-8978. wall tires. This car must be driv­ Dlrecto- of Driver Education. s year. Send complete resume DEOCA—Four-speed hi (1, table NOBOPy IS Supposed and telephone number to P. O. monthe ago, but they are not get: INSURANCE COSTS ON en to be appreciated. M I 9-7398. model, blonde’ wood, brsss'stand. Ing married. that BRIDGE JOB. I JUST TO GET INTO that •51 DODGE Help Wanted— Female .'15 Box 728, Manchester, Conn. FlLE.,., T Roofing-Siding 16 Call 5H 9-8976. BLOND BEDROOM WANT TO CHECK against Automobiles for Sale 4 CORONET $276 SOME FIGURES... E X PE R IE N C E D sewing nmchlne CHRISTMAS TREES — I Whole­ LIVING ROOM SUITE Light blue club sedan Uiat Is Business Services Offered 1.1 COUGHUN ROOFING Company, 5-PC. D INE TTE SET BEFORE YOU BUY a used car really a cream puff. Sold and operatOra wanted. Day ahift. Ap­ Situations Wantefi— sale). Individually selected fancy BUT, Inc. Aluminum ^siding, asphalt- ply K a k la i'^ I^ C o ,, 60 HUUard St. "Westlnghouse" Elee. Ref. ____ see Gorman Motor Sales Bulck driven locally. Real nice second FLXHlR Sa n d i n g and reftnlShlng Female 38 trees, that sell on sight. Wreaths, CUNT... Sales and Service. 285 Main asbestos roofing.” Also, aluminum, “ Caloric" Combination Rsnge car. Has automatic shift. Speolallxlog In old floors Ml BOOICkji$!i,leHYu''-$achlne opera­ boughs. Renowned quality,,! Mod Street, Ppen evenings 9-5750 galvanized or copper gutters and WOULD LrtCE to take care of a crate prices. Extra early sell •’Maytag^ Washer '54 CHFVROT,KT lenders. M I 3-7707. tor with local curr^l. references. : IT I C F B ' re-school child In my hon.c, 5n outs. W H lc. (or price brochure. “ Emerson" Television Set OLDER CA|IS, nuchanica specials, 4-DOOR $595 Wholesalers new offlce'>-A steady r iSJS ■fV SERVICE any make- highest -3687. Hughes Farms, Bemsrdston, "H oover" Vacuum flxlt yourrfen Cato' always a good Solid mist green. Is equipped with RAY'S ROOFING CO ehingle and position for a reliable person. qualify work at lowest price for r Mass. Also Included Saalv innersprlng selection. Look behind our office heater, signal lights and white- expen work Famous loi service built-up roota, gutter and conduc Call BU 9-4338, \ Mkttriaas and Box' Spring. "A lex ­ -O i i o . — wall tires. Douglas Motors, 483 Main. since 1931 Phone Ml 9-4537. Pot tor work; roof, chimney repairs. EXHERIBNCED iSaby sltUhg. af- ander Smith" Rugs, Lamps, We have several other cars from • * e • tertons Ray Hagenow. Ml 9-2214; Ray tebn^^s or evenings, NA M136S. M A C H IN IS T — Tool bdx for sals. TaMea, IGtchen Cabinet, inliild and . • NEED,iA CAR and had your credit which to choose. All pgjrsonally se­ Jackson, Ml 8-6325. EXPERIENCED waltrqsaes Want­ a few other articles. ed for Club 21, 991 Main St. Complete with tools. M I 9-5342, • • • • Opn • • tumid down? Short on down pay­ lected. ASHE.S, RUBBISH, lawns raked, MOTHEft'j--jyiP care for child In Free storage until wanteo. Free SEE JACK CLANCY ROOKING. Sfj.2lNG. painting Car Cl**. Ntv TmI Nm M TiAm Im. ment? Had a repossession? Don't all Itlnd. of general work and home dally" ..or weekiv. South BABY C RIB -B londe finish, ad­ delivery. Free eetup by our own BUZ SAWYER gentry Alterations and aitlona BY ROY CRANE give up! See-Douglas Motors get EDDIE’S AUTO SERVICE light trucking. Moving jobs. and nrtdi HOUSEWIVES Windsor Ml-4-()28«.^ justable. Used by one child. Ckll reliable men. BUGS BUNNY the lowdcwn on the lowest down 887 Oakland St. MI 3-1202 'Prices reaaonable.' MI 9-014'. Ceilings Workmanahliiihlp gueren- gu M I 9-7672. WHAT SHOULD 1 OdjLflO TO THE ■7-ANO THEY'RE SURe TO..., te»d A A Olon, Inc.. 299 Autumn Five Women Urgently Needed To Phone for appointment and smuJlsst .payments an3uvhere. after June 29 new number, MI Handle the Overflowing Demand I IVILL- Baby sit in Iny, licensed SAMUEL ALBERT, HARTFORD POLICir..,THt AMimCjM EMMSIV,' , w;.. Tele­ ...THE NAVAL ATTACHEK-I CAN'T 4-0784, For Ofir P'rodiict. CH 7-0358 any time un to » p.m. CRt*T.4COTT, V NOW/ BACK AN' SIT Do w n pany plan. Douglas Motors. 333 er. directional lights, etc. Extra phone M I 3-7320. ' Dtamonds—Watches— . ATTORO TO HAVE THE POtiCB SIT STILL.CICERO Be A Demonstrator For See It b a y Or Night whataMi m j ‘ PHOTOS- ^ Main Street. tires. 275. P I 2-8367. HIIJJB' TELEVISION Service If you have no means of trans­ FRYINtt INTO HOW I GOT INTO AN' VA C'N HAVE Konfing and Chimnevi* 16-A ROYAL PLASTICS Jewelrr 48 MY CONTACT - weKt 1054 FORD convertible, heater, 1956 CHEVROLET- Station wag­ tory supervised aervlee Te, Ml Including TOYS. GH-TS. NOVEL­ Situations Wanted—Male .19 MURentiPjAiL r ’ V ROOFING -Specializing in .renal-- TIE S and GADGETS. Get that LEONARD W TOST Jeweler, r* vou. No obligation. HE COULD GASP -y ------I WANT IT radio, hydramaliC. 1954 Ford cus- on fully equipped. Excellent con­ 9-9698 Si N E l^ V E S ,' ing roofs of all kinds. Als> new extra cash for Ch-lstmas. High pairs kdiiiste watches expertly A —L —B— E—R—T - ’R OUT WAS THAT / vO A K .irs , tomlinej heater, radio. No down dition. Id>w down payment. Doug­ ELECTROLUX OWNERS Prtimpt roofs. Gutter work, 'CJhlnineys commlss'on. full training, car nec- HAVE YOli light steady work? Reasoiisble'-piicea Open' dally 43-45 AIXYN ST . HARTFORD GENERAL LASSEN HOT IN payments, balance io months. las Motbhi, 333 Main. Cole Motors. Ml 9-0980. friendly service on your Electro­ cleaned repaired, 26 years exper­ esaary. For Appo'niment Call Write Box M, Herald. Thursday evehtqgs tto Sprues Open Mon.. Thru Fn. until 8 .i.m. WAS TO BE HERE' Street Ml 9-488f ASSASSINATED. 1956 CHEVROLET hardlhb. Lots of lux (R ) cleaner Pick up nnc de­ ience. Free estlm.ites. Cali How- MI 3-5247 Sat. 8 p.m. 'extras Including continental. Tel. livery- Call Electrolux autborizeil Icy, Manchester. Ml 3-5,361 Doga— Blrd«— Pets 41 Free Transportation to our Main M l 9-2136. ^ ______sales am, service fU 9-0*43 ot JA CLERK TYPIST Store in Watarbiiry. Connecticut'a FIX T H A T leaky chlmi y Chim- Fuel and Feed School Tirria Frocks 2-0108. Please ask for Aiigustlt.e Permanent posllton av.allable In OBR51AN SHEPHERD puppies, I-argeat Furniture Stfirc Kamlenski _neys cleaned or repaired. Phone our claim department (or recent SEASONED-Hardwood (or lur-' ENGLISH FORU—Console 1958 *5 n 3-8729. msles. $10, females, $5, CaU PI 46'.; ROPER Ges Rtove. Good con- high school graduate lo i>e train­ •races, fireplaces, stoves. Edwsrd 2-8096. diUtm. $30. Call M I 3-105-3 after for sale. Call M l 3-4265. CONNIE'S TV arid Radio Sqjwl^, ed In d*cta,phone work. Applicant Yeoman*, P I 2-8002. available all h0urt> Satisfaction must be good typlet. Five day 5 p . m . \ guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1316 Heating and Plumhirig 17 SEASONED-M ard wood for ftre- week, excclleni Irsuranco tv-nefUs WANTED Home for four tiger FOR~ SALE—Upilght fre-zer. 17 kltlcn.''. Call MI 9-5121. plrjce and furnace, immediate lO-rr 10 17 Pretty Yet. Practical! S WATSON PUTMBTNG and heel and pleasant working .conditions. cubic (1. ».ike nCwL will sacrifice MICKKY FINN CAtJ, delivcrv Call Glastonbury MEd- BY LANK I.KONAUn Specie Ing contractor New ins*alistlons COCKER PUPPIES — (Tiamplon ffird .3-2033. for $200. T R 5-90S7>^.^ .'.T'Ml'i MOK'l'^ MKKKLK HY l)IUK CAVAM.i televtslor. service 5Q 9 4641 altcrstio, work and repair work . MRS. PETERSON FWIL IE SETTINC ) yeah! IT WAC TOO WPtlJHERE'S 511 9 3*08 Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. bloodline. Registered dogs at FOR 8A.LE—Four pleee\Hylng HIM A ROOM IN 7 lATE TOHISHT/ HP ILYONE I'PUKETOUENP THAT<5 JANITORIAL and cleaning service. m 3-1fai stud. Kou'tc.'rv Kennels, Main room set, with ottoman in g e i^ A HOTEL < SAID HR WANTRD, IKhIGWyOU >(OUTHK(3UARTm AN ANGLE Expert floor service. For homes, 24 HOUR Immediate tendcs Re Fo,r Further Information St.. South Windsor. JA 8-4705. Harden— Farm— Dairy condition. Priced resaonsble. Cob--. TOMORROW? 2 TO BE 8URP THP GOTAQUAIOW,, BUT I OONTVWWr I HADN'T, offices and Indiistrles. Cr! (or modeling, repairing, new instMlla < PnM}urt.a 50 be seen between 6 and * n.m. 31 OLD FELLOW 'HROP... y TO LOSE YOU AO C O N S lD e ^ , free estimates. Modern Floor Pol­ ttons, electric . sewer cleaiilnc IS THIS you? Falrvlew 6t. ■ V60T SOME Articles For Sale . 45 A FRIENP ishing Company. M I 9-0088 and dra''v pipes cleaned (aat and etfl Pep-Personality-Poisc 5tEALY GREBIN Mountain pota­ 50 8-0053 dent Will R Guy, 5G 8-0677 toes.. Order now (or winter Pas- FOR SALE—Used wringer type Ability to- sell and demonstrate qualtnl Bros., 308 Avery gt.. Wsp- food products in stores. Salary, washing machine In good condt* K N A PP SHOES, Harry Mahoney. ping. 5H 4-0604. Hon. M I 3-2863. steady parUtlme work. Apply in LIG H T 'Tr u c k i n g and landscap­ 88 Maple St Tal 50 1-4327 Moving-—Trucking— person 10 a.m.-<12 noon. ing. Reasonable. 50 3r0420. Storage 20 A PPLE S and peare, now on sale F l o r e n c e ” s t o v e - foc sale w o n d e r b a k e r y PRB-8EASUN Cham saw .peciai at BolU’s Fruit Farm, 280 Bush $50. Tw o years old. Call M I- Sava up to SOW on Clinton siwa FIR E WATTS (or no one. Get j’our MOVE BY TRAI1.ER van. tt'a less 521 CONN. BT-VD. HIU Rd. 9-4181. attic, cellar, yard .cleaned. For New and used. Capitol Equlpmeni expensivs---ODe toed Ininead of EAST HARTFORD. CONN. Co.., 88 Main flt.. Ml 8 7958 quick servicq call 50 3-0420. /lea- two or three--Easter loading end sonable. umoading— IMarinctlve, d ln ifled SEGI^ETARY WANTED LOAM—Order now tor' (all seeding. OoitiiHMl M Ntxt Pagt end ' smart ” Ths Beat tor 1 woodr-cut (ireplsjce and CALMER„,500N we take WITH US. Lathrop: R-'flonsf iTS'.ipist Center refer your reply to .^x-T, Man­ stove lengths, tjo per iosd, deliv­ • SSWiKS- COLD, MR ABERNATHY. ME YOU'LL OBEY HAVE YOU stove- moving specialty.; Folding TEXTILE HELP START HOME. EUT W! TICUL-THE MAM flt;,' Mahehester, Cofin. Telephone chester Herald. ered. Call PI 2-7886. Maehina Cleaned I'M ONLY GOING TO GOT A 'AKI.-9-0384. P I 2-8398. chairs for rent, Ml 9-0752. a WEAVERS MY INSTRUCTIONS CANMOT LEAVE THE WE BURY OM a LOOM FIXERS ALLOW VOU ONE MATCH, BOV HERE! . THE HIGHEST -----— uJ------— —i ------WAITRESS—Wanted for ban­ O R lN D inO and sharpening- Farm • INSTALLATION a k n o t TVER CIGAR A DAY. DUDLEY?, Painting—I^perlng 21 quets, ahd Bunda.ys. Good pay and and household tools, lawn mowers ttus. Call 5n .fl'SOTO after 6 p.m. SPECIALIST a SLASHER TENDER and u w s precliflon sharpened, P A IN T IN G ' AN D papei3uuiglng Walnut Rastaopant.— a D IT SHOP HELP For Rayon and Acetata. motora siervlced. Bmpson H. O oM clean wnrkmananhip at ree FOR Ah/)^ Manic 8t.. Eliington, aonabts rataa 10 yaani in Maa- pari Tm ani Oouatry Apply In person ebester. Ravmond Blake. 50 time work In insurance Good BAY STATE MILLS, tsc- E#li7 ■■ ■ salary, attracUva .aurroundlnga, iXPIRT Cabot and Bignlaw Bta. M A^M RUBBlflH-OtferP com­ M I 8-1189. iiraiaaKa Ca. Holyoke. Maea. ' plete' full time cleaning service. PROFESSIONAL Exterior end In­ FLUMMNO Ml 9*4143 Asheb, riibblib removed, light terior painting. Paintgrs and pa­ tmchliig, . . Metal, cardboard perhanger aviuable on ehon no­ drums./.fUguiar servlet avail­ tice. Ft^-mrtlm ates. Bernard Lo- REPAIRS able. atef. 2-MS2. P. V. TONffREN 4i-/y.. INSTALLATION Two pretty-school outfllt* to in­ -9 m 12-.IA-U REAL ESTA'rB BROREK MEET lot OUVER clude In her -'new-eemestar' ward­ BXTERlUR 'and intartor (taUiUng 'MS*. V2f^2s A gay floral print, such ag flouMhoId ScrricM . Oetilnga rafliUahed. Papertiangtng or 1HE SIORY OF MARFHA WAYNE robe. ■ ' shown here, makes this Mandarin- IM llaat Katotar BY WILSON SCRlKiOR JKFK COBH No. 8280 with Patt-O-Rama la Offered 13A Wallpaper booki Baumalea given. WILL R. GUY BY PB'I'B HOFKM A N styled housecoat flt for a young Fully covered by Insurance. CaU CENTER MOTOR SALES HI «KIP. IE vOuYf* HEBE TO eSE 1- In sizea .6, •rl0 ,'1 2 . 14 years. Size Ml 3.4321 POPS I KNOW VDUkl HAVIN* HYJWtV 15 JEFF DUE princess! ' For that dehixe touch, RADIO RBPAIR8 on any make— CdwaM R Prtea. aO a-lOOt. Ml 34I4T7 481 m a in STREET ^LHULK, don't.' he ILASN'T KIOOiNO ^ W L L HAVE TO M OH, I'M NOTTMAT A m r u m -mTemimZ ( 8 jumper, 'a tj yards o f S5-lnoh: «TA TROUBLES. CHUCK CAN GO tlACES If add an embroidered monogram. , ail ampufjera and phohugraplis WHEN HI THRBATENBp JO blouse 1% yards. ' CENTEHViLLE YOU BRING HIM WONG SLOW, BUT THAT CONOUaOR.^H Pattern No. 5828 contains tissue ani changars. Uver 47 years, total ^ WORK VOU ovcc l CALLS FOR ------' IN FIVE MINUTES, No, 8131 with Patt-O-Rama la GVM... HE MISSED HIS •< c X rT w HEH HE ISOWNEXTSTOPb — sizes 12. 14 16 inclusive; hol- experience t « daye gnaraintee en Authorizsif i IA6TER!..BUTTAKE In sizes 6, 8, 10, 13, 14 yeara. Size, CAPITAL PLANE CONNECTION! ) G fT S BACKW I'D LIKE TOGET. ' ------I..VMLTCH iron transfei focJl alphabets; sew­ all work- Pottertnn'a VOU ■ 6T CURIOUS! OUTANOSTRETCK >THERE/ *- 3% yarda o f 35-inch; 8/8 yard ing and embroidery directions. SALES oRd SERVICE DON'T MVLE6SI contrast. Tw o patterns. Send 25c In coins, for this pat­ DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Oom- For Sale SEPTIC TANKS HAVE. Send Thirty-five Onts in coins tern to Awie Cabot, The Maitcbes- pany.-doors and windosre, custom foil;:,eMUk oaU(nn..ta Sufl^,Burn4 riwtead. CaU MI R1688 4^VfRSE 'TliO 'MancKe2lj5lr*0vihU^^rHBw AMEICIC/Aot Iw *• V • ~ '■ limSEfkwiRS 115B AVE. o r AMBMCA8, NEW N Y. Print namiy address and JR. YORK 8«. N. Y- Print Nome.-All. RBLMbNT Rug aeanlag Com­ 7i Rattern Numbar, 'Add 10c fori pany—Fot those etoo eere .about FiSmuum •|| > I i n Maaliiaa Glaaaai ^ dress- with 2Sone, ■ Style Number aach pattern for ttrst-claas- ihail- I TWibK Dry Walla. yid Size. Add.lSoyfW each pat> QMir ruga—phone MI B-OOIS. Lawaat.Pfleafl flgiwti OH ibee IMckup and daliviwy. -Ftea MHTINt iMi '■ BwitniWii. .QaOa r Water- ' tern fog flrat-elMg. igalltnf■ ■ " L « you a obpy of pur 105B eatlmatea ifivap. * 2 per ^bie yariL-Mini*. 'rttet4r;ix.rr:-E=X8:r: Don’t miss the MW Foil A Win- NeedleworlL Album t H«t a a ^ ii^ r m n i i m m dw *58 lasuA - of' fl|a' patlenii 'caiae doaans ot prstty derigns. in cro>. ft A T y iWIBH aaOMMI log,. Baaic FariDw OMoffuL uJb- dwt, fcntt ambrelflery sign HFT 4UdBA,:gmda te measure. All T i L ^ iiiPMKD nos.: '.Kiiring, ipformiition with special plus dlrecUoM for one knit and flieuil fgMtUKi Mtoda at a MW SlwMwn-iMiiNNiM :-C e . i toat«iru,il2mAr2’CBiqr to aew ttylM. tkrei eiocha^tems. Only BSa 'w^SS Kagw MMa tdHIa.iatt. : : I ^ t » - t n n S i S L — M l S-OOM, »C. Aoopyt - ■■ ' -V V' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONy. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, i m PAGE PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTKB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRtPAY, OCTOBER 17.4958 HoMwi for SrM 7:2 HousM for Salo - '72 Suburban lor Salt 75 Jami^-Bump, 9^ W. Main St.; Apartm«nt»—Flat*-# Bunncorf Loiteitafis Housss For Sals ,72 Houms for-Sail* 72 HooMMi for Sal* 72 ' CAFE COD—On bua line, four RockviU e-V ernon MxK' Allen BUrke. 73 VUIage 8L; ,fer Rtnt______M BOLT01h--Four-Room Ranch, two Bruce CFeorge, Glenwood Rd., Ell­ Tcnemcnta <3 MANCHlfiSTlSl, Sumlnlt St — Six (IV) — M an ch a^rJ aix room BOLTON—Five room ranch. Bbi- MANCHESTER — Excellent Capa dOYvn, two unfinMhtd, dtspoaaL yaars old. birch caUneU, ftti- Country Has> Intricate Cod, plus breexeway and garage, flraplatM!, oil basement, ington; Mra. Fran da Pitkay, PlUa- Storm Sewer Pro] wts FOUR.ROOM Apartment, StQRSI^DN Main St., approxtmate- room Colonial plastered walla; Colonial ii»'^ chotqe - reaidenUal tra large Iot>ExfceIlent place for place, carport. Lake front priiri- bury Hill; Mia* Mary Snyder, 11 CLASSIFIED ly aq. feet. See Mr. O ark, 708 firmlace, city, water and aewera, Area. I^rbe bedrooms, IH ' itha, mother and the^chfldrcn. P. V. rec room, many many more ex­ gamge, amMtte drive, outside tage*. $ 1 3 ,^ . Call Cieexynskl. Judge Fines floor, hot water, no furnace; adult tra*. <3*11 fast on this one, FuU newly painted. Nicely landscaped. Hammond St. family. Ml 8>47B1. .Main St. Ml 3-3068. 10% FHA commitment. Muat sell attached garage. Aluminum com- Tongreh, Broker. MI 8-6321. Agebcy, MI a-1409 or Ml Admitted today: Robert Casa;- Immediately. Full price $14,800. htnatlcmk. Beautiful lot. $33,500, R. price $14,900; Large four family Owner MI 3-8814. 9-4291. Missile Track System On .Agenda Tuesday OFFICE SPACE available %r Ideal house plus 6 car garage. A reM vant, 1087 Tolland Tpkt., Buck- PTJRN1SHED four room apart­ Lawrence F. Flano, Broker. MI --F. DImock A Oo., Realtors. ^ MANCHESTER—Six room ranch. Driyei’^8102 land; Miss Emily Hoffman. 21 Ell­ advertising ment. two bedroom*, heat fur- location. 188 Baat Center St, op- 8-8810. 8-5245, Barbara Woods, Ml 8-7702, Attached garage. 81x13 patio with good one and priced right. Short KAHCHESTER—A Capa Cod that ANDOVKR — Attractive, latvei nl*h*d, $85. Ml 8-580*. / poaite Spruce, Call MI 1 -7177. Robert W. Agnew, MI 3-6878 Jo: large awning. Encloaed* . rear way out nice ranch plus garage . baa everything! Fireplace, beau­ four-room Ranch. Knotty pine ington Ava. The Board of Director* Tueeday A rectors. The new Board takes of- v£ r Y ATTRACnVB 8 ^ r o o m and large lot.' Full prlc^ $10,500. tiful kitchen, rec room, breexe- Tolland County Superior Court Discharged today: Nell Thomp­ night may authorize General Man­ flee 'at an organisational meatinf CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS aeph N. Ashford, MI 8-6818 or pojeh. Fireplace, Philippine ma­ kitchen, built-in range and ovan, 'Judnk'Dharlea 8. House Kncd a FOR RENT—Four room tenement STORE—88 Summer St. Ideal gro­ ranch. c6mplet«' recreation Toom Robert D. Murdock, ^ 8-8473. hogany bookcases, cabinets and Over 60 nwre listings of mora . yray and garage, located in con­ flreplace, paneling, w'alk-ont son, Upper Butcher Rd.; Richard ager Rtchanl Martin to enter into Nov. 3. 8 :15 A.M. to 4;.30 P.M. with garac*, near Shopping O n- cery Or package. Call Mi 8-1680 with bar. gdrage, JOS' frontage, cornices. Screens, storms and kinds. Call the Ellsworth MStten venient residential area. Many Cpvwtry man-$102 this morning Martin, 41 Brooklyn St. contracts tor five storm sewer extras included. Aaklng price buement, half acre Iqt, one year' ind continued two other caeea dur­ ter, bua line and achool*. inquire or inquire upetatra of atore after trees, high el^ation, many AUTUMN ST-—8 bedroom colo­ awnings. Backyard evergreen en­ Agency realtors, MI 3-6930 or MI- Priced right at $14,500; projects. • COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT, 143 Main St. 6 p.m. axtras, only $j6,8oo. Carlton W. nial. Immaculataly kept Inside $14,900. Elsie Meyer Agency, ing a abort calendar'aeskion. Vernon and Talepttx'tlle news la Chie I* the; proposed Malii and closed. Near schools suid store*. 9-5524. Will Cleszynekf-Felber AgenCy, Robert F. Dorsey, 22, of Hinkia MON. TH BC FR I. 10.f0 A.M.—SATVRDAT # A.M. Hutchins, Ml 8.5183. and out., Large living room with City sewer and water. Immedi­ Realtori, MI 9-5834 or Ml 8-6^30. MI 3-1409 or MI 9-4291.. handled through the Manchester Leonard St. sewer, which is aimed Bus Injury Suit LARGE STORE. 209 N. Main St., flreplace, dining room. Wooded Owner Westward Bound Mae Dr. pleaded nolo contendre to Evening Herald Rockville Bureau, In part at eliminating 'flooding of THREE ROOM tenement, 140. for rent. Beautiful modern front, IXXVTII - BAST HARTFORD ate occupancy. 4% GI mortgage. a charge of operating a motor TOVR COOPERATION WIU. n j^ l 3 - 2 7 1 1 lot 900 ft. in depth. Reasonably Newly painted. 815,500. Otvner Rolling Parx Cape 6—2 moatly fin- MANCHESTER COVENTRY—6 room Cape cot­ 7 W. Main S t, telephono IRem ont the Dillon' Sales St Service build­ Denied by Jury BK APPRECIATED l/l« l m i M t Biaaell St. MI 8.1338 to 5 p.m. good buaineaa center. 165. / (While thsjr lasti — New ranch priced. 8. A. Beechler, Realtor, MI 9-0312.'' ished, full ahed dormer» oversizea tage. ideal for small famUy well vehicle while under the Influence 8-SlSS. ing. located on that corner. jximas. 8x4.880. (Completely fin MI 8-6908. or W. R. Smith, Aa*o- garage, screen patio, basement, Ranch, 6 rooms, 2 years old, full landecaped, trees, oil heat, alu­ of Intoxicating liquor. The case had 'The Dillon Realty Co. has col­ PARK CHESTNUT Apartments - "IshedI Built-in atove ar;d even, SIX- ROOM custom built 'English been awaled from Coventry Mrs. Lulu O. Cowles, formerly Only a few left. One and two bed­ HonsM for Rent «5T ciate, MI 9-8992. plastered walls, fireplace, fenced baaement, dining room, on bus minum combination*. Small down lected $7,500 in' three suits brought of Mamdiester, now living In fireplace, ceramic tile bath, full Colonial, centrally located, excel­ yard. $16,500 line, nice shaded lot'. Owner trans­ JiuUcfl Court where' Dorsey had Rockville-V ernon ContinuMl From Pcoeodins Pago room*. Range, refrigerator and i baaeinenth. Hraeatta dnvea com payment. 'Owner mortgage *r- been fined the same amounL against the town elnee 1951 for HyattsviUe, Md., wras refused dam­ Venetian blind* fumlahed 'Tiolce ■ SOUTH WINDSOR—Avery^St, 4li 3-FAMILY, 9-9-4, oil heaL excel- lent value. Call owner, MI 9-4885. REAL ESTATE CENTER ferred. $15,700. w g e d . Asking $8,5<>0. Lassenger storm water damage at the build­ pletely landacaped. 10% fown. leilt Inveitment property In de­ ' Dorsey waa charged in con- ages by a Superior Ckmrt Jury yes­ of color aelectiona. Free parking. I ranch, fireplace, near F.H.A R F Olmock * Co., Real MANCHESTER — 3«ingI^d~C^e JA 8-6524 A^ncy, ' Wllllmantic. HArrlson pecUon with a chain reaction ac­ ing. A fourth suit, for $10,000 Is terday in a suit filed early in 1050. Wanted—To Buy 58i .Janitor aervlce. Rental Agent*. 5 minute* Parkway. $115. sirable West Side location. Clone Evening* MI 9-7205. BU 9-0069 Cape'^Ood, 6H rooms, one-car ga­ 3.206S anytime. Student Grfiups currently pendbig. Household Goods 51 tors. Ml 8-8245. Barbara Woods, to Main St. shopping. S, A. Cod, six finished rooms. Porch, rage, nice yard, convenient to cident Involving three car* th* eve­ Mrs. Cowles had charged the Samuel M. Lavitt Agency, Real-! ^ 4.0068. Ml e-7702, Robert W Agnew MI fireplace, aluminum storm wln- ning of Aug. 1 on Main St., South Open Bids Rame Day Silver Lane Bus Co. and one of 80" WIDE—Admiral electnr | WANT TO BUY lora. Phone Ml 3-0676 or TP 5-6534 Beechler, Realtor, MI 5-6909, or ■ ■"'NON—6'4 room ranch, car­ schools. Appointments only. ANDOVER—4 room modern 111 High School SPC ROOM---SingIe houae. gaa 8-6878. Joeeph N. Aahford, MI W. R. Smith, Associate. MI dow6, amesite drive. Call Owner port. radiant heat, large lot, ranch, baseboard heat; % acre Coventry. Police said his car ram­ Bids on the five projects will Its drivers witli negligence' sfter range, practically new Two oil 8-8816 or Robert D. Murdock 50 MI 9-3605 after 2 p.m. lot, artesian well, plenty at clot- med a preceding car forcing, that be operted at H a!ra. the day of- a. mishap which occurred on or burner*. and apartment aize r.ooM L'aed Furniture heat. Available Nov, 1 . Partially 8-6472 9-8952. brook. Now vacant $13,700. Call SOUTH WINDSOR Seen ‘Difficuh’ THREE ROOM apartment. Call fumlahed If needed. Call PI- 0'..-ner Ml 3-1828. , el*. secluded, tar road. Financing one to Siam into one which wa* the Directors’ meeting, according about Ja n ..20. 1949. .Mrs. Cowles waehing machine. MI 31SM ELLINGTON—8'4 two year new Colonial, 8 rooms. baths, parked at the curb. to Martin. The meeting will be reported ahe waa thrown from' her and Glaaawar*. See the ,MI 8-4071 from 6-7 only. 2-6649 between 12 noon and 5 OWNER'S DEATH-Rcason for MANCHESTER ranch, located on a dead end arranged. About f700 down. Total FURNITURE—Honev colored ma- pm . only. MANCHESTER — $11,500, Porter breezeway and garage, high eleva­ **.8(Kl Lessenger Realtor, In th* case of Arthur W. Among several items discussed held in the hearing room of the seal and suffered multiple In­ selling. Priced below pufehaae street, for extra safety for chil­ tion, lot 100x200. Price $1^,400. Scoville, 36, of Lake Bonaire Rd.. ho.gany double bedroom ,aet. . a p p u a .ncf; b a r n THREE ROOM apartment See price. Now vacant. Excellent six room ranch, beautiful condi­ St. section. Excellent family, old­ Wllllmantic, HArrlson 3 -2 ^ . at a meeting of the curriculum Municipal Building, beginning at 8 juries when the bus'lurched at the Mr Clark, 700 Main St. Tel. MI tion. wall to wall carpet In living dren. Three bedrooms, 13x19 liv­ er colonial, three bedrooms, spa­ Ellington, a continuance waa asked Council of the Vernon school ayi- o’clock. intersection of West Center and rhaiae lounpe with full down pil 343 Adania fit. Phone Ml 3-88«6 Suburban For Kent 86 realdentlal *ectlon. 1-Arge 5 'i ing room with flreplace, garage VERNON and granted in view of the fact low. electni atove. porch -llder, ------3-2068. room ranch, fireplace, tile hath. room and dining room, semi-air- plus many extra*. Only $16,275. cious living room, .separate din­ tem lait night was the question* of The other storm sewers for McKee Sts. conditioned nice grounds. Children ing room. large kitchen, front Ranch, l!) rooms, basement garage, Real Estiite for ExehanRd 76 that a psychiatric report had juet ability, grouping of pupils, advsnea which Martin might be authorized She filed suit in Superior'Court two clothe.* hamper.* four palrai UNFURNISHED Apartment, five ROCKVILLE - Five rijoni apart- Attached garage, ameaite drive­ Paul J. Correntl, Broker. MI- arrived tnia morning and' there Imnp room (irnpFs. room air Rooms Without Board 59 way. Many extras. See and buy have no streets to cross for school.! 3-5363. and rear porches, hot water heat, 8 bedrooms, lot 156x200 with ahade credits and the academically gifted to contract would be installed at esriy in 1950, asking that the bua rooma with gaiage Rent $7,6. i "leK. residential section, children Priced f r quick sale. was not sufficient time to study it. child. Charter Oak St„ Westminster Rd., fondilionpr buys Cull M7 Merri-Mac' accepted. $8.5 Tel. TR 5 4300, today. Escott Agency, MI 9-7683. oil. garage. Handy to achool bus trees. Price $15,700. DUG WELL—In exchange (or lot. line pay her $30,000 damage*. ROOM FUR RENT Inquire Stale Rl 87, Coliinibin and shopping. B.v appointment, in connection with seveyal fire’s at Joseph McCusker, principsl of Lydall St., and Union St. The jury deliberated nearly four 3-y>01 Talloi Shop, Biasell Ml 7383 < Karm. AC 8-3,306 Six room Cape, two unfinis. cd, IN TOWN MI 9-8861. Scoville is charged with arson 8 8 RCXTKVILLE—New 3-room apart­ IVII > - AN lX )V E R l^~room new V Iiie packed five room ranch on Donald S. Gale Realty Co., AD- MANY OTHER LISTINGS Rockville High School said It "wa* In another matter at the meet­ hours before returning its ver­ F.KFRICKR ATURS *lovr* living Aflc 6 8f Ml 1.5047 In A-l condition. Accessible to 6-0818, evenings. MI 9-3695, AD- the Aldon Spinping Mill where he not economically feasible" to ing, Directors will hold a public ANDOVER—Three rnnni furnish­ ment. heated, electric raiigc, re­ ranch, 3 bedrnoma. living room schools and shopping. Reasonably East side. Full basement. Owner's IN MANCHESTER and VICINITY dict. room odd pieces lunson s frigerator and garbage disposal. and dining area. (Iranile fin place, 2-8796, AD 3-0673. CH 7-4514, JA- Wanted—Real Estate 77 was.employed. . group pupils In the high school ac­ hearing on a proposed appropria­ Mr*. Cowles was represented by ROOM WITH kitchen privilege*, ed roltage for rent. Maple l-ndge, priced. Immediate occupancy 10% transferred. Asking $16,900. VMIber Fellows, 38, of Hartford, cording to their Individual ability. Tnr Rolling Hill* Park Rl 44A No pels, $90. Call TR 5-350« oi TR bookcase... bulll-ln rang# anc' oven Famil.v home—Six large rooms, 8-2001, JA 8-6280. Hartford Real­ For Appointment To See the Home tion of $2,500 for parts and re­ Atty. Wesley C. Gryk of Manches­ Man.'ficld GArfirld centrally located. Single oi dmible, Rl. 6. Andovei. F'HA mortgage available. U 8TINUS w a n t e d single and appeared on charges of obtaining However he pointed out that tlie 9-4479 small bebie* accepted. See Mr*. 5-5050. baaement garage. Nice porch, tivo hath.s, two car garage. Quiet tors, members of M.L.S. of Your Choice Call pair* to a fire department ladder ter and the bus line by Atty. Ed- acre lot overlooks Andover Lake. two-family houses. Member of money under false pretenses and grouping a.vstem was in effect to truck, PEF, U.6 - For good quality Used Dorsey, 14 Arch 81. Duplex 6-6. Two-car garage. sl“ect on West side. Asking $14,- W'sixl J. Foley of Hartford. FOUR ROO.Vt DUPI.EX Adulta' Four-room fur- Call R. F, DImock Co., ReaPpra. Priced for quick aale. 700. Gaston Realty Company MLS Howard R Hastings, Real failure. to answer to bail bond. a certain extent through the choice The Board will also decide himiture aterilired repaired and nlahed . apartment, almost new Ml 9-8245, Barbara Woods, MI tor. Ml 9'iioi any time Fellow* had pleaded guilty to the of courses given to.the students. finished Upholstered furniture, only. Apply at 135 Pearl St, This is one of the two huge FPS-16 radars that play key roles in whether to: FURNISHED ROOM for rent H ceramic tile hath and shower, 9-7702, Robert W. Agnew. Ml CALL MI 9-5731 the tracking of missiles fired from Cape Canaveral. first charge in a previm. appear­ Grouping is In effect In the local rugs chests dressers beds, FOR RENT—Three-room cottage washer, dryer and parking space. 3-6878, Joseph N Ashfrtrd, MI B & D REALTY ASSN., INC. Madeline Smith, Realtor SELLING Yo u r home? For _____ *' ance and today on the second school system through Grade 8. 1. Approve subdivision regula­ aonngs kitchen sets imany 106 Birch St'. Ml 8-3884. Associate* Ralph Gaston, prompt, efficient, courteous serv­ tions revised by th* Town Plan­ P olice /4rretts aultable for couple. Call after 5 Three blorica from center of city. 9-6818, or Robert D. Murdock MI MI 9-1642 REDUCED Elditor's Note; >1 . L. Conrad, charge entered a plea of nolo con­ On’ th* subject of advance chromei desks m bs etc. Ap­ NICELY FURNISHED room, new p.m PI 2-6890 Immediate occupancy. TR ,5-4956. 3-6472. M. 9-8075 days 9-room single off E. Center Rt., Jim Dowling, Paul Tongren ice and appraietng without obliga­ station along the 5,000-miI* rang*, tendre due to possible civil litiga­ credits, for pupils entering college ning Commiseion. pliances, spsrkling clean, like 2-rar garage, large lot with tion, call S. A Beechler, Realtor; author of the following article, co-ordinated to "lock on" to a 2. Fix a date for a public hear­ ly decorated, well heated, tile Ml 9r3640 evenings was Iq. the vanguard of the tion. who have taken college caliber new Including combination bath for a gentleman, 316 Spruce THREE ROOM Fumlahed apart- ROCKVILLE Four room apart­ REDUCED CAPE COD -Johnson man.v shade trees. Exceptional Ml 3-8969 or Wealey R. Smith, Aa- missile at the apllt-second it en­ Th* case emanated from an In­ courses In the high school. It wa* ing on an appropriation to codify, Fred Shea, no certain address, ranges and spare healers Spe St. menl heal, elertriclty and park- ment. Hot water fumlahed, Cen- built. Newly painted Inaidc and value for a large famll,T or may WHY WAIT eoclate. Ml 9-8962. Member Multi­ civilian engineer* who. five year* ters the radar's area. Instantly stated that while such a program index, and print the town charter and Reginald Palbphrey. 33. 1077 n HUGE 6 ROOM—1954 home. 24' ple Listing Service, ago. too)t over the No. 1 duty on cident in Coventry earlier this rial metal bed and spring 110 .50 ------Ing Hackmatack SI Ml .1-6905 or Irallv located. Telephone TR- out. Exceptional school facilities, living room, oversized bedrooms, Assessors’. Notice easily he eonverted to a two Now Is the Time to Buy they can flasli to the * Cape, vfa year when Fellows allegedly ob- has been carried out to a limited and town' ordlnances. Main Si., were heiirig held by polico all aprayed 40",- off on new' ROOM FOR gentlemen or lady,' 112 OV 4..1960 I 5-1277. fine neIgnborhoorK Owner, MI family. Reduced price for Im­ Manchester—Winter St. Older spa­ the Atlantic Missile Range—the submarine cable, q. report on what 3. Make a dale to discuss the this morning on charges of Intdxi- center hall, l',4 hatha, baseboard Each person liable’ to pay ARE You CONSIDERING data collecting on missile per­ taind $50 under false pretenses. extent In cooperation with th* mattress Open 9 to 9 LaBlanr quiet, kitchen privileges 224 I ----- 9-96,54. heat, aluminum storips -arage. PROPERTY TAXES in thia town mediate aale. cious 8-room dtvelling, oil heat, all the miseile ia doing. University of Connecticut it was town's annual audit with the au­ cation and breach of peace. .They Furniture Hospital 195 -South St . Charter Oak Rl. Ml 8-8366 f'H. FOUR ROO,M Apartment In Cov-' ANDOVER Five rooms, furnish­ SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? formance which is the prlrre func­ Fellows allegedly failed to an­ ditors. committed separate offensesi '•po­ $15,200, Carlton W. Hutchins, MI- Is hereby notified, that he la re­ city utilities. Asking $13,800. GI We will appraise your property Another t.vpe in use ia a huge swer to bail bone recentl.v and the difficult to get othei colleges to Rocknile. TR 5 2174, ' 8-4137. I entry All modern Conveniences, ed gas heat, small family or (I) - MANCHESTER-6 and 6 9-5132. quired by law to return to the As­ S. A. B««chler, Redtor possibilities with stnall down pay­ tion of the range. radar developed by RCA and accept these credits. Allen Dresser, 4. Approve the Glendale aubdl- lice reported. ------j wintei-lTiPd Rent $65. Call MI- adulta preferred, $75 month. PI- Duplex, Nice condition Inside and free and without any obligp'ion. second charge was placed against / sessors on or before the first busi­ Ml 3-6969 ment. We also buy property (or cash. By A. L. OONR.AD known aa the FPS-16. With it* him. assistant superintendent of schools vieion off Bush Hill Rd. lit was Shea, who Is due in court'tom'br- THREE PIECE Maple dec aet PLEASANT room heated, near 3.0,105 after 4 p in 2-6477. out. Oil hot air heat, aluminum VERY ATTRACTIVE 6 - ROOM kfanchester—5*^ room ranch with Cape Canaveral, Fla.—(NEA) twelve-foot-wid* antenna, it has decided to hold off approval until row for an earlier arrest, ia sched­ One 9x12 Wilton rug Ons floor hath for one or two gentlemen combinatlona throughout .Nice lot ness &ay of November of this year, Member Multiple Listing Hi* case wae continued until aald he fell if IWs plan could be Stone Front Ranch, just being a written or printed list properly W. R. Smith, Aiseeiat* garage on large lot. fireplace, oil STANLEY BRAY, Realtor —^Five yeara tgo a handful of en­ an accuracy unmatched by any extended to include more college* the Board found out if soil leslB- uled to answer the current charges and one tshlc lamp One while Parking. 54 High St. PLEASANT 3'j room apartment — In convenient location, ,10-day oc­ completed. In choice location. heat, full price $15,200. 10% down Nov. 5. In order that the pre­ were taken). on Oct. 25. Hg waa arrested last cabinet Call MI .11069 after 7 aerond floor, private home. | Wanted to Rent 68 cupancy on one aide. $16,8(E P F, signed and sworn to, on a form Mi 9-8952 BRAE-BURR REALTY gineers arrived 01. this scrub- other tracking radar known. It sentence investigation, which had the advantages would outweigh Stqel beam construction, plas­ supplied by the Assessors and ap­ or GI possibilities to approved Ml 86278 covered apit of aand jutting into has tracked the Ruaalan Sputniks the disadvantages. Tax Case night after police received a com- dN p m PLEASANT, heated. furnished adults k’urmshed or u n fu rn la h e d ; ------DImock A Co., Realtors Ml tered walls, built-in oven and buyer. been filed with the cov.rt on June rooms with private bath Kitchen Rcaaonablc rent MI ,1.6.169 ; CAREER GIRL dealre6 I h ^ room 9-5245. Barbara Wood*. Ml 9-7702, proved by the Tax Commissioner, the Atlantic about halt way be­ 260 ml)ee above th* earth. 23, could be brought up to date. Other suggestions were made aa 5. Take action concerning a tax plaint that he was. intoxicated and THREE PIECE- Bedroom set like farlittlea available. Call Ml------apartment, unfurnished, Manches- range, two hatha, two-car garage, of all the TAXABLE PROPERTY Ellington—5-room bungalow style WANTED—TV) buy building lot In tween Jacksonville and Miami. Thia radar'* principal duty is to to the curriculum In English, appeal case brought by Chepey had been heard swearing at a 4- Robert W. Agnew, .Ml 3-6676, Jo- New Deooratione year-old child. new orllfinally 1.150 Must sell. 9-4576, APARTMENT 3 rooms. Adults' ter or East Hartford. Call MI 6eph N, Ashford, Ml 9-6816 or familv room. $25,500. Seelerl BOTH REAL AND PERSONAL home, with garage, fireplace, oil B zone in Manchester or vicinity. They were th advance guard of let the control officers at the Cape Mathematics, and Science. It was Bros, of Delaware against the Rotighi mobile home Price 11.50 only Call between 5 and 6 p.m, ' 3 0434 to 4 p.m only. Realty Co., Ml 3-2221. belonging to him and subject to heat, large lot. Asking $13,800. GI Call Jutra* tc Son, builder. MI- a host of engineers and technicians know th* mltiila'a precise course, The Merchant's Committee of town. , Pamphrey was taken into.eus- . Robert D Murdock, Ml 3-6472. the Otamber of Commerce has suggested that the schools give 5U .1 7530 VERY COMFORTABLE room Tor Ml 9-046,1 ! ------:------taxation in said Town on the first possibilities. 9-0279. who were to take over for the within a margin of a few feet even more work In oral English, an ad­ 6. Fix a date for a public hear­ today shortly before midnight. Pa­ gentleman at 272 Main St Park WANTED to rent—2,000 ft ground (VII-MANCHESTER—Beautiful 8 MANCHESTER—Seven room bun­ day of October. For further Information on the Air Force the development and though it may be 100 miles away. voted to buy 32 Chrlslme# deco­ ing on an appropriation to tha gen­ trolman Leo Grover arrested Pam­ galow. Very convenient. New rator seta of the type on display vanced course In Mathematics, a Ing MI 3-4071. 3's ROOM Heated apartment, floor warehouae. Mlnl-mum 6' room ranch In prime country club it win he necessary for ajl places above or other listings operation of a 5,000-inne-long If the vehicle should veer off fourth year In modern language eral fund for construction and re­ phrey at his home where, polica atove, refrigerator. $95 monthly. overhead door neceasary. Heat location, 15’x24' living room with heating ayalem. Garage. P. V, of BU.SINESS to file Inventories. Call Alice Clampet, Realtot range for testing American mis­ course, the deviation ia instantly On Park 8t. Instead of overhead pair of sidewalks and curbs. '(Thia said, he had beet) drinking and had Antiqurn 51-A Available Nov 1, Call ,M' 3-7925 Tongren, Broker, Ml 3-6321. HIGH CASH decorations. • nd a possible dropping of the been belligerent to his mother. He required Muat be elean am' dry fireplace. Large attractive kitch­ TEN PER CEiifT will he added to Pltone MI 9-4543 siles. . shown by thia radar and th# Air general science course in the high would pay for the Vernon St. pro- GENTLEMAN Furnished any time for wholeaale food diatributor, 15 en. Recreation room and d^n fin­ each list not given In and sworn to Ru ssia, Scots The dscorationa consist of poles Is scheduled for court"'tomorrow. ANTTQUE-T and bric-a-brac. Com* ATTRACTIVE—Cape Cod on well Five years and many mislilea Force range safety officer can attached to parking meters with a school to be replaced with an ad­ •ject, the appropriation for w'hlch at 43 Church St milea radiiia Manchester. Rox E, ished In bhaemenl. Over 1700 aq. according to law, on or before said later, the system these men de­ push the "destruct" button to blow was not used In the last fiscal Other arrests, the charge* and browse in s quaint shop, Earl;’ 4'j ROOM Garden aparlment. Herald. landacaped lot with several large scroll of silver leaves, a red bell vanced course In chemistry or "court dates; include; - ■ selection of Christmas (rifts, '^pen 1 ft. of living area on a large wood­ ahade trees. Dead end street In flr.st business da.V.of November. veloped has grown into one of the up the missile in flight. ph.vslcs or both. It wa* felt' that year)' FURNISHED rooms, single and stove and refrigerator $105 ed lot. R, F DImock Co., Pcal- The Board of Assessors of thp I P R I C E ^ Lots for Sale SquabUe over and red and green light*. Gilbert L. Martel. 57, of New­ every dav 10 a m to 10 p m Vl|. double, $6 with breakfast, work monthly. Available Nov. V Call YOUNG COUPLE-Dealrea apart nice neighborhood within walking biggest electronic complex** in Another means of charting the Th# nativity scene will again be Ihs seventh and eighth grades In 7. Settle cates against th* town ington, all night parking, tomor­ lege Charm Antlqus Shop, 42 Ing people MI 3-2822. lors. Ml 9-5245, Barbara Woods, distance to high school, new jun­ Town of Bolton, Conn., will mert the free world. As the missiles missile's performance is by opti­ MI ,1-7925 anytime. ment. Two large room*, kitchen- MI 9-7702. Robert W. Agnew, MI o< the "following dates to receive PAID FOR CLEAN, BUILDING LOTS in Tolland, aet up in Central Park and the junior high covered general science brought b.v Christine Powers, Paul row. Spnir* St, Manrhesler, Conn, Ml etle and hath, available r-oiind ior high school and grade school. Brown Ridge Road. 150’ frontage Ship Survivors roar off the launching pads, thia cal recording Instruments. Some two trees there will be decorated adequately enough (0 make the Krisioff. Sarah L.vnn, M. Kurlo- Kenneth A, French, 25, of Hart-. " 9-43.16 FI.TRN1SHED ROOM For rent. I YOUNrrGTRL’TTvVr 25 to share * 3-6878, Joseph N. Aahford. MI 114 Delmont St., MI 9.3787 tax lists o.i the assessment of Oc­ system tracks them and records are movable tracking cameras op­ Fehniary 1, In Manchester. Cen­ 9.6816. or Robert D. Murdock MI tober 1, 1958. LATE MODEL CARS. by 250' deep. Call after 5 30 p.m. aa last year. However, the lights, course given In the freshman year wlcz, Warren Rubbard and Irene ford, parking In a restricted area, Maple l-odge. R|, * , Ando'-er. ] room duplex with two other girls trally located. MI 9-1994 or , Ml- TR 8-2269. thousands of bits of information erated by crews who keep them on Fox Hill Memorial Tower and of high achool unnecessaiy. Ac­ Perkham Weir. tomorrow, ’ MI 3-671R. 3-6472, At Community Hall, Monday, ------(_ (Continued from Page One) "zeroed-in" on the missile in 9-5926 after 5'..10 p m. Oct. 27; Tuesday, Oct. 28; Wednes­ All* Makes and Models about their performance for the a simulated Christmas tree at tual decisions on both the mathe­ 8. Fill a vacancy on the Build­ Frank S. Esposito, 37, of 27 Musical Instruments 53 NORTH EL]\I STREET LOT FOR SALE—Ixicated on guidance rf missile designers. flight. Others art stationary cam­ Central Park will b* eliminated HEATED ROOM—One block from TWO and a half room .furnished WANTED TO RENT - 3 room (IT) - MANCHESTER-AttractIve day. Oct. 29; Thursday, Oct. 30; themselve* In danger by making matics snd Science changes were ing Ckimmittee caused by Atty, Bralnard PI., parking In a re- 6 room Cape with 2 wood paneled Ideal home for the growing fam­ ★ ★ WANTED ★ ★ North Main St. 115x150. Call MI- The trackifig operation—known eras—some as close to. the launch- this year. deferred to a later meeting. John Rottner’e resignation last •trteted. araa, Oct 20. ' Main Rl Separate enlrame f'.en aparlment, suitable for two I furnished or ftimlahed apart- Friday, Oct. 31; Saturday, Nov. 1, 96783. a transfer in rough seas. PIANO TUNING. Wa art the only lleman. Parking Telephone MI adulla. Inquire. MI 9-7597. bedfooma. IJtrga kitchen. Full ily. A comfortable home of alx 2-8 P.M. to the missile men as "range in- Ing pad a* 80 feet—which operate The contract for purchase of the Th* n«*t scheduled meeting of month. firm in thia area tuning olanoa ! menl. Stale location and price. baaement, (Ireplace^^Convenlent The three Russian survivors stnimentallon”-is performed by automatically and take hundreds decorations wea awarded to Wil­ the council will be held Nov. 5. 3-4724. Wrlt^,Box D C O Herald. room* located on a double lot, PLEASE NOTE! NOVEMBER $. Postpone or cancel the reg­ Princess Given Farm electronically. Others use the o'd- FURNISHED BEDROOM and to achoo. and abdpplng. $15,990. nicely landscaped. Many extra We also carry a fine selec­ the Radio Corporation of Amer­ of pictures a second of the missile liam Speaf of Middletown. ular meeting of the Board sched­ fsshloned by esr method. Ward 1 IS THE LAST DAY. LOT 100x150—Utllitie*. Convenient were' landed-at Baits Sound on BROOKFIELD ST. Convenient, kltrhen, wllh heal, gaa. light. MI WANTED Garage xdclnlty Sum,- R. F. DImockJtC o., Realtors, Ml features such aa two china closets Lists must be filed during the tion of older models thor­ to bus. Call after 5. MI 4-1873. the Island of Unat. ica under sub-contract to Pan- in the early etages of it* flight. Legion Halloween Party 72.y Librarir* in Japan uled for Nov. 4, day of the State Copenhagen—-Among the glfta Krause. Ml 8-5336. attractive rooms. TV. next to 9..1061. 9-5245, B arbya Woods. MI 9-7702, In dining room, newly tiled bath, American World Airways, which The third principal method of The children of th* community mit and Delmont Streets Call month of October, oughly serviced and guar­ The Scots rescuers told of be­ •lections. received by Princeae Margrethe, bath Erea parking Gentlemen MI * 7125. Robert W. Agnew, Ml 3-6678, Jo- cabinet Kltrhen plus pantry, dish- Bolton Board of Asses.sors. has the prime contract from the tracking is by telemetry, a meth­ will again be guests of the Amer­ 10. Overrule the qualified ap heiress to the Daniah crown, on MI 9-6801, after 5 pm 220 CENTER ST * room duplex. aepi N. Aahford. Ml 9 6816 or waaher and disposal, attic Insula­ anteed cars for those who ing chased by a Ruaalan tug which Air Force to operate the Atlantic od of sending data on a missile's ican Legion Post at a Halloween Tok.vo - - Japan’s flr.st modern Rleam heat (olli, I car garage. Edson P, Herrick, Chairman Resort Property for.^ale 74 wai apparently determined to public library. Tokyo’s Imperial Li­ proval which the Town Planning her 18th birthday was a (aiim in Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Robert D / Murdock. Ml 3-B 72. tion, copper plumbing, 2-car ga­ Gertrude R. Noren wish to DOWN TRADE Missile Range. performance by radio signal from party on E. Main St. Oct. 20, in­ Commission has given the Green- central Zealand. The Federation LARGE- Front room kltrhen and Avnllahle Oct. 16 McKinney Farm* and for Sale 71 rage with amesite drive, etc. force a transfer at aea. within the vehicle itself. Most mis stead of Oct. 31. brary, was established in 1872. In Brother* Inc,^ MI 3-60*0, ■« Charles C. Church with or without payments. AMSTON LAKE—Five room lake- String of Bases 1902 th* coulnry had 67 public haven property aa the site Jor'the of Danish Agricultural Soicietlea TOP<30AT—Blue tweed, *lp-ln lin­ home pclvllegss. Ideal for a cou­ $12,900 AyPRACTTVE 8 bedroom Property Is Just a few blocks "Apparently they don't want Some engineers and technicians f"®* l*'*metry The reason for holding it on the 0 ' front cottage. Reasonable. Con­ i proposed North End j’unior high ing. size 18, boys. $15. Cell MT- ple. PI 2-814* after 6 p m FOR DIFP'ERENT sizes and type* ranch, /eram lc bath, hot water from Bowers School. Fairly priced the.se men to go ashore," said one libraries and just before World made the gift of the tli-acre farm FIVE ROOM Newly redernraled of (arms and land tracts adthln 20 We Guarantee Prompt tact owner. Write or photle Rob­ tendnd the massive vet delicate elec-1 Ifansmittera aendfhg back as many Wednesda.v preceding Halloween la War II Iheie were 5.080. The war school. and provided a manager: When 9-585*. ■'*' heal, basement picture window. at $18,000. ert Gugtafson, Halladky' Ave., of the rescuer*. "I don't know ' as 600 separate pieces of informa­ that stores will be open Friday CXIMFORTABLE Room In quiet I first floor flat and garage Adulla mile* of Hartford Ijiwrenc* F. 145' frontage, Carlton W. Hutch- Reliable Buying Service why,” tronic installations at Cape Can­ dealt them a heavy blow and now Tile meeting will be the last Margrethe visited it and toofcpoa- GIRL’S SIZE 12-14 - Polo coat, private home Shower hath, ga­ only Inquire at IM Oak .Rl Ftsno, Broker. Ml 9-5910 in*. Ml 9-51.12. ROBERT J, SMITH, INC. Suffield. North 8-2146. averal. Others are at work on tion on such factors as accelera­ evening and the area will be there are only 725. About 70 book regularly, .er.heduled .one of the. sesMfifi.'-ali®"It je, tha.Hiiflat skirts, blouses, dress Boy's sli* rage 47 Walker Rl. T^e tug had lowered a motor development of electronic equip­ tion, rate of climb, fuel consump- crowded wllh shoppei4. present, leme-duck. Board of Dl- retreat I coul|l wish, for,’,’' ' , 963 MAIN STREET launch to plow through the rough mobiles are In operation. I 8 snow suit, two wool E’ston VERNcIn - Chistom built brick ment in the shops of the technical tlon, temperature and apeed. Thea# The Legion will offer $60 in NTCE~BIG nOOM~Wllh doiihTe 6'i nOOM.R For rent. Call MI- Houses for Sale 72 MANCHESTER, CONN, Suburban for Sale 75 seaa but the amall boat could not are processed In data-handllng cash prizes to the winners in th* suits, corduroy suits and mfscel. 3-2220 ranch, with an airplane view of MI 9-5241 BARLOW laboratory at Patrick Air Force laneotis All Ilk* new. lUMSonable. bed. ladv or gentlemsn 119 the Connectlful Valley, from REX get close to the Scottish life boat. Base. 14 miles south of Canaveral. machines and delivered’ in record several costume clastca. Teacher* 7^ ------, $10,500-SIX ROOM Colonial, alum- Phone MI 8-4822 Cooper Hill Si MI 9-0595. Holyoke to Meriden. You can en­ MOTOR SALES ANDOVER The storm sank at least one About 500 others are manning form to the mlasile designers from th# town's slementary FOUR ROOM Apartment fori mum storm*, double garage good IXIII MANCHESTER—New Six- ARTESIAN WELLS other ahip. The 2,990-ton Danish From the tracking operation schools will choose the winners a i Attrsetlvely fumlahed room for reni, heat ami hot watci funilah | location Carlton W. Hutchins, MI joy this view from the living room e RANDALL AUCLAIR * OPEN 9 to 9 DAILY $13,900—New five room ranch, bases on lonely islands and on OTRIJI-Winter Jacket alr.e 14. through a 5' X 10' picture window. Room Ranch Home In Rockledge all the extras, walk out basemant, steamer *111. Adler Svanholm went ships at sea down the 6,000-mlle comes a priceless record of a mis the youngsters march past the ANOTHER GROSSMAN HOMEOWNER $1 50 Woolen sklrta like new one or Iwo gentlemen wllh kllrh- ed Venelinn hlmds. linoleum 9-5132. section, I'a baths, ceramic tile Route 83—Windsor Ave» down in the North Sea this morn­ an privileges, parking Inquire al floors, nrounil rhiirrhes, *101*** i — — ------Many enjc able e.xtras. such aa, has plcttlr* window. No el-sing range to Ascension Island, half •lie's performance for the men bandstand. Th# parade will form $1 00 each, dresses. Bvaning* Ml kitchen counters. Attached ga­ . TR 5-7059 Rockville, Conn. ing. A British flahing boat rescued who design the weapons. It le thia at 6:30 p.m. on E. Main St. 8*092 167 Maple St and hue line $90 ,IA 6 0596 j CUSTOM BURT—7 mom home, diahwa.sher, convenient laundry eoat. way between Africa and frazil. PROUDLY OPENS HIS DOORS TO YOU ------. . . . . ------dishwasher, playroom, double ga- room, dreaalng room, closets ga­ rage ameaite drive, fully land­ Phone TR S-2S38 25 crewmen, but the captain went •niese men have,the responsibil­ that it our guarantee of atcady In addition to th* prizes, sach —------—------THREE LARGE ROOMS Plentv | rage, beautiful tree*, 165' front- lore, huge ceramic tile bath. 2 scaped lot. $19,800. Call R. F. Financing' Arranged $18,900—Six room 4 bedroom under with his ship. progress In providing fatter, more child who participates will be Cape. Plastered walls, large lot, ity for planning, engineering. In­ Boarders wanted 59-A i of sunelilne clean Heat and hot ' age. aubiirhan. Carlton W Hutch- lavatories, recreation room and DImock Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245. Another stricken ship, the 1,176- stalling. maintaining and operat­ accurate and more lethal mlaiiles given a bag containing applet, Wanteil—To Buy 58 water inc luded Ml 9166.1, eve | Ins, Ml 9-5132 Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, Rob­ amall brook, amesite drive, one car for the defenie of the United candy, peanuts snd popcorn. In apaclous 2-car garage. Priced be­ garage. 5% FHA and 10% VA. ton Norwegian steamship Gudriin, ing the equipment used in mlasile ROOM AND board, first floor. nliigs AD 2-5955, low original cost at $.14 .500 Call ert W. Agnew. MI 3-6878, Joseph whs taken back in two by two tug.s States. the tvent ot rain the party will b* horn* comforts, private home I trseking. OPEN iXXVHl) —NEW SIX room Colonial Warien E. Howland Realtor .Ml N. Ashford, MI 9-6818, or Robert $16,200—Six room Cape breeze- held In the Town Hall. WANTED—Half ton pick up tnick FOUR R O O ,M 1 some 40 miles off the hook of Hol­ From the beginning of the SUNDAY Reasonable. Call after 6 Ml Elderly person. Ml 9-6656 Apartmenl.! $17,900 Being built by Joseph 5- llOR D. Murdock. MI 3-6472. way, garage, plaatared walie walk- land after parting its cables dur­ Art Exhibit 8.07,11. ! Adulla Garage and furnace Call i Roaetto on Broad Street, near ;ln cloeete, 1% bathe, tile baeement count-down through the comple­ India Expands Strrl The Tolland County Art Assn, -MI 3.6190, 71 Htsrkwenlhcr SI Waddell School. I 'i hatha, built-in ing rescue operations yesterday. tion of the flight' the data from OCT. 19th-11A.M. to 7 P.M. Apartments—Flats BOWERS SCHOOI. section, R'.j MANCHE.STER LOOKING FOR THE REST? .floor, . aluminum combinations The Oudrun had a 30-degree will open ita 12th annual fall *x- WANTED TO BUY- I atovf and oven Completely land- room Cape, two full bathrooms, Economy Minded? awnings, amesite-drive. 5% FHA the complex installations guide Calcutta A fourfold expansion hibitlon tomorrow at the former HOUSE Tenements (53 THREE ROOM Aparlnieiil A 1 leaped Ameaite drive Delivery list and ita engines and pumps the men directing the operation. of India's iteel production it a T Good used resajeabi* fumlturs, ______hulll-ins in master bedroom, life­ Here's a four bedroom cape. Full See the Jarvis built homes at Woodhill Heights, Manrhester’a and 10% VA. Betty-Ann Shop on East Main St.' EASY DIRECTIONS; At The "Delray" roiidilion heal and hni •'■aler In­ In 91 day*. R F DImock A Co , time aluminum siding, storm win­ were not working. A British fish­ And later, from film, from mag­ fundamental aim pf the nation's also smau upright and aplnsl' giviq r o o m —first floor flat near cluded Ml 9 1663 cveiiingi. AD- ha.sement. oil heat, plastered walls, newest residential area. Onl.v 4 left In present section, priced ing vessel had taken off 15 crew­ Hie exhibit will stay open all next Frotn WIIHmantlc take Rt No. •— piano* 2-5955 Realtor* Ml 9-8245, Barbara dows and screens, overalzed ga­ storms, near bus, school, church, from $11,200 up In split level, ranch and rolnnial design. : BOLTON netic tape. from, paper tape, from second 5-year economlc-devslop- w "*k until Saturday from 1 to 7 hospital Oil ateam heal, tile hath, Wood*, Ml 9-T702, Robert W As- men, but the captain and two of­ punched cards, pen recording* and mqnt plan. Three new steel naillt, bear left on 6A—go up to Rt. No, $7 cabinet kitchen, storm windows, rage and ameaite drive. Many and shopptmr. Onlv $12,900. ; $8,400—Third lake waterfront four p.m. 1 BEDROOM SPLIT LEVa Watkins Used Fumitur* new Ml S.88T8, Joaeph N Aan- other e.xtras. House must he aeen V.A. and E.H.A. FINANCING AVAILABLE.' ficers remained on board. plain paper, the complete story each to have a million-ton annual ’Visitors will have an opportu­ aad bear left—proceed to The Log screen*. Venetian 'blinds, recenllv PARK ST Eour room unfiimlah., room cottage. Easily winterizsd. ed aparlment. 2nd floor Avail-1 ford. Ml 9-6618, or Robert D Mur­ to he appreciated. Call Dwner. Ml REAL ESTATE CENTER about the missile's performance Is capacity, a rt expected to be nity to vote on their favorite Cabin ReslaiiianI and bear right and Exchange completely redecorateiJ. Adults dock Ml 8-6472 9-6660. JA 8-6524 ,0<>od fishing. Low down payment. finished by 1960-61. They will raise follow (he GroiMunan signs to th is. RANCH HOME 15 Oak Street able Nov I Oil heal Adult.i pre­ Evenings MI 9-7295. BU 9-0969 assembled. painting with prizes of $25, $15 preferred. MI 3-7058 after 6. ferred MI 9-0216 aflei’ 4. I FURNISHED MODEL HOME $10,600—Large seven room Cap*. The information comes from the coiitnry's steel-production llj) being offered for the three lop model home. iVlIl) -MANCHESTER Seven ' Flv* acres, access through right capacity from the 1956 figure of room ran bling Cape. Large rear I.ENOX STREET Economical OPEN SATURDAY and SUNDAY 10 to S Hospital Notes three general sources—radar, tel­ /paintings. Cape, six rooms, tile bath, full . of way. emetry and optical instruments. 1,140,0()0 tons to an estimatetL Get* I/egloa Award patio and attached garage. | basement, city sewer, near DAILY 1 to 5 4,680.000 ton*. Business l/orntitms Paneled dining room, recreation j ' $12,600 near Boltonr Almbet new Falieata'Today: 205 ■Radar provides the bulk. of the Fred Htwllt, commander of the for Rent 54 room, two hatha. Claaa A neigh-1 schools bus and shopping. Only Manche.«4ter and Vicinity EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 6 room ranch, all the axtraa plus information on which the missile Rockvi.lle American Legion post $12,509 Maddock A deVos. ReaT- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. control operators depend. One ra­ has accepted a National Meritori­ borhood, $20,000, R. F. Uiniock A • tors, ,IA 2-0255 evenings JA RANCIIKSt New and .recent, ' baMm*nt.gara$e, Large lot Imme­ Margaret Mayer, 35 Irving St.; Subject Matter Heavy COMMERCIAI- buainess or office Cn,, Realtors. NH 9-9248, Barbara price* $1.3,100 to $11,500. diate occupancy. 5% FHA and dar In use Is the small (eight feet ous Service award on behalf of the FOR THC ViRY IIST IN HOMES CALL epace (ot rent Up to 8500 aquare Woods, M' 9-7702, Robert W Ag­ 6- 01.19, JA 7-2942, CH, 2-9,577, AD DIREcnONB; Enter Woodhill Heights Opposite. Manchg^ter 10% VA. Mr*. Elsna Balbonl, 342.Hackma­ In diameter! "dish" familiar' to poet for its community service 2-6809. CAPES'CSpeelal—A beauty on tack Sf-; Mrs. Gladys Oosselin. 685 Washington — Thlrfy-flv* states feel. Will aub-dlvide Main St Ixh new. Ml 3-6678, Joaeph N Ash­ Parhade Off Middle Turnpike West At Tower Road. $14,t00—New 8% room ranch/ aervlce men of World War II and now operate tljefr own special during the pest year. cated near Center Plenty ol park ford. Ml 9-6616 or Robert D. Mur­ West .Middle Turnpike, alx fln- W. Middle Tpke., Mrs. Clarissa Korea, hut extensively modernized 'The award was the second high-, R. F. DIMOCK CO. $11.809.No closing costs. Attractive | lehed rooms, $14,300. . Built-Ins, basement $arag* two Keats, Wspping; Mr*. Carrie Fee- Army National Guard officer- mg Phone Ml 9 8229 or Ml 8-7444. dock. Ml 3 *472. three bedroom ranch. ceramic! acre*. to achieve much greater range and candidate iK^ol*. Each class rc est received in the Department of BEE o u n OLABBiriED ADS XXXX SPLITS; ITlI.SOO to $18,200, In­ gel, 854 Center St.; Mra. Joan reanlts and to track completely celve* enarly'* ton of instructional Connecticut. It was based on a 511 9-5245 OFFlfTl .SPACE for rent, BOO sq. I III 1—Bolton'—Beautiful foui room bath, (ormlcs counters, hot wsler, cluding storm sash and extras, JARVIS Re a l t y c o . $16,800-^^bute $5.' $ room Cap*. Michaels. 235 N. Main St.; Mrs. best, excellent construction inn'I automatically. materl^Lfrom the Army's Infantry program of aid to Veterans hospi- i BARBARA WOODS JOSEPH N. ASHFORD ''ll St 105 Mam SI. MI 3-6653 raneh 1*y years old. 8» acre lol TWO-FAMIL3': On Summer MI s 4 l 12 — s n 9-1200 'Atone flreplace, aluminum com­ Katherine Hunt, Andover; Mr*. Two of these are located at each Schqtn a t Fort Benning, Qa. tala. '.I to needy families In tlie I 5tl 9-1102 MI 9-6818 ' Avallsble for professional, sales. I with apple orchard Paneled (ire (rontape. tree*. Carlton W Kulch-1 SI., (or only $13,000. Verna Allen, Wlllimantlc: Mra. In*. 5(1 9-5132, ’ binations, 2-car $arage, I8x20"'(n]t Rockville area, sponsorship of sev- j ROBERT W.' AONE5V ROBERT D. MURDOCK and manufarturers' repiesenla- place wall hasemeni large porch building with running-w ater 4 Lillian Na’achke, 23 Nye St.;. Mrs. eral athletic tegni* in various age ' Ml 8-6818 MI 8-6418 Uvea, Insurance, rrni estate, etc, $14,000 F A, or V.A. R. F. Glchn Roberts Agency acre*, ideal (or horaee or other Maple DeRosler, Lebanon; Anne- groups, the anmal children's Hal-' DImock A Co., Roaltnra. Ml ll-5'24S, NEW RANCH And garage, latge ^ II Kelly Rd., SmithxjiVIndsnr, Marie Thlffault, 710 W. Middle lol. Price $11,200. Owner will ' anlnMUa. ‘ loween party, aid in the burial of! THREE RtlOM office, ground Barbara Woods, Ml ».n02 Robert Realtor* and Inaurors. Tpke.; Mitchell Pelser, Wapping; veterans regardless" of whether level Main Street near Center. W Agnew, Ml 8-8878, Joseph N. rgrry second mortgage or will . ~l2S,(6o Watroui Rd. Six room Maxine Fellwr, 170 Green Rd.; Ed­ rent, $90. per monlluwith option! Ml 4-0510. . Ranch, IH bathe, 2 fireplace* fln- they, .were members of th* post Plenty ol parkin*. Phon# Ml Ashford, Ml 9-6818, or Robert D. ward Pouech, Bolton; Joseph De- and participation in other coin- 9-8228, Ml 3 '(444. Murdock, MI 3-8472. to buy. Call MI J-8028. ' ' Ished- recreation room-. EIxtra 4 Oanne, 49 Norman St.; Miss Ger: room home with basement garage, [KNOW YOUR munit.v program*. ' ROOM TO ROAM aldlne Pqlogy, RPD 3. RockvUIe; NAVY workshop snd office, 3-car garage, 4-H Arhievemeat Night TAK$ A RIGHT ON RT. NO^ R7 Harry Huggard, 68 Princeton Sf,; All 4-H members in Verpon and electric overhead door. Two welle, John Hall, 109'HoU S t / AT THE LOG CAIIN RESTAURANT LEBANON, CONN. MANCHESTER.... 3 drivawgya, 4rH alumni, are Invited te attend ADMITTED . TODAY: ' Mrs. an achiavement night program LO W A S Buy A Home First Open For Inspection VERNON Grac* Elliott (kilumbla; Henry Firt Control TochniciQn today at 7:16 p.m. in th* Vernon EXCELLENT 3 FAMILY HembrechU, 15 Delmont S t; Mr*. Orange Hall. OPEN FOR INSPECTION $14,700—Nice $%■ room ranch, Blixabeth Enright, Coventry, SiE THE JARVIS LISTINGS TODAYI . eomMate. xrlth axtras, extre (In- Arthur St. Louie, town oom- -J SATURDAY anil SUHDAY 2 to 6 P.M. tshsd room In basemant. Deed end BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A eon mittee chairman, ea^ that In ad­ THE "DELRAY^ SPUT LEVn ALL PRICES! ALL LOCATIONS! ALL STYLES! istn st. Low taxea. VA or FHA (i- to Vtt. and Mra. Petdr Bone, 263 dition to th* preeer.tatlen of 8 privacy aqaa bedrooma—.22’ aoakaa Nvfxg t«e[m->Biillt-ln garaga Woodland St.; a eon to Mr. and achi*v*n$eat certifleatea and tow trftk' avofkead daora-HMteiniatle keattag—athat da h m (eatarea. •nsBCteg, Immediate occupancy. Mrs. Paul Cormiar, 137 BleatU St.; Moiifk $ 1 5 , 5 0 0 Brand new 6-rnnm Cape.' 1 ■ j hath*. OIT Eait $lTJRNt—Seven room epiit level a eon to Mr. and Mrs. Robert MeK fair awards, A. J. Bruhdago, ra- O nter St. Reduced for quick aale. tlre^ stats 4-H Issdsi, will gtvs Complete Quality Materials .3rith view. Bulft-tn oven 'ange and •on, Wapping; a eon to Mr. and s talk on 4-H ‘work in Formosa ' NO PAYMENTS dURwadiar, aluminum, lombloa- Mr*. Hanry Bntlar, 23 Elm S t, Like every GroiMimkn Home you enjoy k full homes guar­ $ 1 6 , 2 0 0 Paint and wallpaper will make this 1-room | tion, low taxas, VA, FRA fi .anc- Rockville; a-j(on to M r. and Mre. whare h* spent Saveral years. home a ahow place. 2 baths, 2-r*r garage, |jit Ing Or aseum* 4^% mdrtgag* of Raymond Michaels. 245 N. Main Group siring and 'refreshments antee that certifies the quantity aii4 quality of materials. ’ TILL JULY I f if , I80'x485'. Fine residential are*. $N.I0 per month.; St.; a. daughter ta Mr. and Mra. are part of the planned program. "Yes, you get everything: all interiors, exteriors, even Heaptta!! Nste* A.'vk About Our Unique Amoia Jjeibowltx, Wappinc; a wax on the floors to brick in the chimney snd FEATUR­ For ether liatinga and further in- daughter to Mr. and Mra. O Dtachar|El yaeterdajf; Nancy $ 1 6 , 5 0 0 5-room Cape. Breezeiia.i and garage. Deep I formattoii « - , Elliott, 114 Henry Bt. Baxter. SSBord Springs; Mra. ING to|> quality Plumbing,' Hkatlng,'Electrical Svstems. “Home Starte*.'” PlaR wooded lol, rnrtvenleht to transportation, j ' KChnols and shopping. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY.;' ; LAWRENCE F. FIANO, Leon Perras,; 60 Birch S t; Mrs. Kxlhryct-MaiMiiey, 110 Geeen Rd.; $ 1 7 i « 5 0 1-Toom older hndle. Neat And trlfh; Nn' iiork MI 9-5910 Mre. Patiline DePlnto, Nevir Brit- NO MONEY DOWN needed. 2-eer gsfage. Short walk (o Main SI. | C R O C K E T T ’S .aiii; Misa Judith lip p , Wapping; Evriry vaiitta alert komeaecker wUI quickl.v racognize the many a d v a alam aad.antataadlM valoa Slliiated In a line reaidenUal area at 11-1.3 Chfaimrt .St., Man- ' 444 W O O DLAND ST. Uiwrence Luongo, 31 Praeton Dr.; C o rn e r af Omaamaa’s aattnaally Inmnua kataeapmgram. .BVERYTHP^C la plaaaed and arranged to make $ 20,200 A rare treat. 6-Aom aplK level a* modern aa cheater, elqae In biia, ahhpptng, rhiirehea. In e.vrellent vondtllon Mre. JoAnn Vletts. 46 VUlaga S t, hama awaarabip Meier far you at aenatkla,law prices. (o(norrow. FlnlAed recreation room, diah thruughniil, this large 3-(amtly la a good Investment propert.v. lit FEROUSON6D. IC06MER6ARTH6D.) Rockville; Mrs. Haxel Fulton, 11$ washer and disposal In knotty pine kltrhen. 2 Duplex In style, with 1 rooms each aide, pliia 5-rooin apartment W. center S t; Mra. MUdrwl OrY, Wa eartalaly hara tkraf af on third floor, this propert.v la *. real Inroine prodiie^r, I.arge lol, BOLTON full bath*. Off J'ernoir St„ on Marion Or. In OPEN FOR INSPECTION AndoVer; Mist MarByn Ackerson, 9vm s tm uy m u mmiotnt tka kaat naad raaakea far aaJa Buckley Brhool aeetlon. 2-ear garage. !8eparale oil heating unit* (or each duplex, separate Desirable rambling Cape, WllUmantlc*. Barry RobUuion. 48 FMEIHOMI PLANNING CENTER automatle hot water heaters. Ttp-top condltloa, laMdi^ and out. $22,500 SU N D A Y 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. T rooms (S uallnished). Foetar S t; David Shepart, 245 W. tammeimB rm Aa parttoipanta In the Multiple LUUng J^rvlce we have ever 100 i|fiimediBhr*«er>iixuxi3t te. duplex unit. A real buy nt $i1.- aad *eU kaaaManta; EXPERT home consultantat will, answer aH yonr.quesfi®*** bomewwitsfshiipi'mae Uatlan t4> ahow you. Oqll now to BEE THE LISTTNO OF aoo. GOOD TlfifANClNi? ' SsSiiSSaaieMSiissiefciiiga: iSiMWa teriala, financing, Mnstnicthm atylss and dmgns. .: 'v TOUROHiHflJlOE. Tipwll Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Patricia nmmmmmsHaMon V 754 M AIN ST. Flrat time 4L1 the agarket, 1 1toom older honM en wooded Mt, RoMnsott, 87$ Pariien S t; Mtckael , wReiMiimmKf'mmtim, Aad tttf iaantipg an Omm la S-rMMt nMch. Melaaed breaaeway;. .t-c*r garatc, exUw laxga f u r X 468’ % batba, one with atnll ahower, knotty pine funlly liML (Next te Towr' Hall) to attractive patio view. Plocharcayk, ttS Union S t’ n m H j m t * v m * tm s iu MtehMi fvith'birch cabinata, hathrod«,^d half, boekeaaa aad' room, red' burn naed na t ear garage. ' $lfJM)0. I ■aartgaga aad aava aaaaa et EAST HARTFORD ftrepttce In living room. Lot (M x 168. DjBGKKRdBD tODAT: JCn.. tkiii eaatljr JARVIS REALTY CO. Wartea & Rowland,, Blala Jacloni. 19§ Summit S t; H tw m m m m M T s e a m s .. -._ !SJ$8JB. CENTER ST., CORNER OF LENOX - . t tm r / / * JA 8-4164 Special Only $16,700 Carnl Varbarg, 21 Vlrglpla Rdf)' GROssmfln’s MR, STKVBNS-iMK M Sfll BaaHo*^-aa t-nos c Miss Ybnily HoKman. §1 BUington m m uis.iM m m iis m tuoDs MI SHUU—MI *-20$8—EVENINGS CAU.’ ■ V c //W // . MILXVJHm>«^J|.U44 .. . . §18 Main BL Friln Della Fern Ml 9-19I$—Francis Wngner MI I-IIST .. WILLIAM J.ESSARD ondSON JARVIS RBALTYCO^ Ava,,lRocfe4lBx; P tiao l MICHAIL CRAVIsIm MAIN WILLlMAimC. COimrr; tlAffia«i^41Rl I-' 1 \ I 1 ( > IJ s - rEnat Hnrtfatd’t' OMaat Wapping; Mrs. ."BaRmra ^ Ow M; OelUah Megonigle FI >-88ll Firm et Re4tHaM'' M HOMESTEAD S T .^1 t-a o . MI S-4LU . and d a i^ ta r^ $§§ .BuasMwr f t •a>>

>1 . ‘ Pvt. Ronald A.:. Gustafson, asm of Mr. and Mrs. Helmsr O. Gus­ About Town tafson, 139 Glenwood 8t., wUl par­ ticipate with the 10 1 AirboiTie Dr. Ruth F u iU iii attending the Dlv., l87Ut Inf., In a parachute seventh annual Chiropody Science assault, on Ft. Cam'pbell, JCy., as session this week, of the American part of "Bbcerclsi Whits Cloud." Podiatry Assn, at-the Sheraton- Guatstson, a 19.87 graduate of .DON’T MISS THESE Plasa Hotel, Boston, Mass. Manchester High School, ^ss employed at itij Pratt and Wnlt- | Congressman Edwin May will be ney Aircraft before entering Dia i the speaker at the meeting of the Army last January He completed , Jaycees Monday night at the Coun­ hi* basic training at Ft. Dix, N.J. ' try Club. The Republican Incum­ SENSATIONAL VALUES! bent from the First Congressional 81. Christopher’s Mothers Cir­ District will answer queslions fol­ cle will meet tonight at 8:16 lowing his talk. o’clock at the home of Mrs. Caro­ line Zodds. 66 .Summer 8 t, Mrs. Kathleen Fsulds will be co-hostess. SPORTSWEAR SPECIALS Delta' Chapter, No. M, Royal TONIGHT Arch Masons will observe reaf^ Rocleta Maglianese Sabina will flrmation Sunday at 11 a m. In the Auto Firm hold a banquet fliinday at p.m, ] 18 11IE NIGHT SWEATERS South Mpthodist Church. Mem­ 1 at the Rosemount for members bers will ga’ther on the south lawn, FOR THE BIG only. Bill Paginl It chairman of Detroit, Oct. 18 (JP)— Amer­ Abilene, Kan., Oct. IS\JP^- or In Cooper hall In case of rain. A group of ellp-ont aad cardigans In orlon, ban-ion, ican Motors Corp. and the President Eisenhower, waging A ll members re Invited to attend. the committee. AUCTION! belanoa. Meg, $1.98 to 910.98. *2.99 „*6.99 United Auto Workers Union “ soft sell’’ political cam­ Sunset Rehekah Liodge will meet Leo J. Barrett. 3.^ PeepwotHl Dr . reached agreement yesterday paign so far on his cross coun­ Monday at 8 p.m In Odd Fellows Six to' ten o'clock on on a new 3-year contract ,af- try tour, travels on to Colo­ has been elected president of the MslI. A sods] time with refresh- second . ear class at the Univer­ menls will follow the biislnesi j teT a 20rhour bargaining mar­ rado today for a quiet week­ sity of Connecticut School of I-aw. Main' Street, Manches­ meet:ng. | LINGERIE and BRA SPECIALS athon. end visit with his ailing He la one of 10 aludenla elected to The n w ag-eement, which gen­ jnnther-in-law. serve as' 105S-.'iI> officers of the ter. Plan to come, there UVS. Seen Miss Barhsrs Smith, daughter of erally paralleled UAW pacta mth three daj'-dlvlsion claaaes, | ' There were some Indications the Mr and Mrs. Oval .1. .Smith. 126, will be fun for everyone! the big three, left only Studebaker- President would put In a plug for I Main St . a Junior at Alhertus SLEEPWEAR Packard outside the contract fold. Kansas’ Republican office seekers Cost reducing procedures will be | Magnus College. New Haven, haa The U A W and Studebaker-Pack- (before leaving this prairie town of Asking Gut the subject of the October meeting j been elected vice prealdenl of the Fine cotton/knit haby doll pajamaa. Nylon trim, aasorted oolom ard contlnu'j negotiations to reach his boyhood for Denver. And there of the Connecticut Ciiapter, of the Inlcrnatlonal Relations Club for In alxea kgrinll, medium or large. Popular brand nnmea. 7 0 an agreement to replace a contract was some likelihood he would get Systems and procedures Assn STORE HOURS FOR I lie srsdemic yesr 1068-69 She Is 9..SA LE ...... ‘• 'X e # 7 w’Ulch expired Aug. 80. together in the Colorado capital Ttiesda.v. at Plnecresl Coiinirv slso s menihec of the Nsttdnal [ YOUR CONVENIENCE American Motors and the U A W with GOP candidates for Congress In F o rces Club. Rt. 110, .Shelton .Members Federation of {Catholic College stil-j reached agreement approximately and state Jobs. are Invited to bring gueats, dent'a. | Monday, 9 a.m. to 6:80 p.m. ae'ven hours after the flrm 'i 13,000 But any gloves-olf campaira' By JOHN M. HIGHTOWEB plus production workers weht out Washington, Oct. 18 (fl^— I NYLON TRICOT SLIPS Ing the Ih’esidenl does probably American Institute of Eledrlcal Miaa .ludy Moxxer, daughter of 1 Tuesday,. 9 a.m. to 6:80 p.m. or. atrike at AMC plants in Michi­ won’t come until he arrives In Caf-' Secretary of State Dulles in­ Engineers, Connedinit section will Mr, and Mra Felix Moxxer, 22 gan and Wisconsin. ifornia Monday. He apeaks in meet Tuesday at S p.ni at the Wedneaday, 9 a.m.-6:80 p.in/ 100% opaque nylon trirot fabric Lace trim at bodice and hem. Work Resumes Monday tends to seek a clear un­ Bremen Rd : Mias Joy Henderson, Los Angeles that evening and In Hartford Electric Light Company's Mostly white. Blcea 92 to 40. Both company and union spokes­ derstanding with President daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jerry Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 ji.m . San Franciacp Tuesday morning auditorium, following an Informal men said they expect all AM C Willisms, 120 Waddell Rd ; and Reg. 99.98. S A L E ...... $2.29 before flying on to Chicago for a Chiang Kai-shek next week dinner at ..10 at the .Seafood Res­ workers back on the job Monday, 6 MIsa I.a SHOW were extended from 26 to 39 everything we do in Ainerica’’ and qusationably to break up the Na- Flue qunllly rayon pnnilea with hand nr elastic leg hand style. rVinnse from pIna, earrings, bracelets and necklaces. Tailored weeks. The contract also includes embraces ’ a firm refusal to coun­ "tionaltst-U.S. alliance. By this White and colors. 8lr.ea: 8 mall, Medium nr large. CA A A and stone set In gold and silver Anish. Many styles to ehoosa pension improvements. tenance Communist territorial ex­ means the Reds might hope to Iso­ OCTOBER 20 Reg. 12.84. .NOW ...... Box of 8 from, With the exception of wage in­ pansion by force." late Formosa and undermine FOOD SALE creases, all benefits will go Im­ Bid of Two Million In an apparent reference to the Chlang’t government. Thru OCTOBER 24 mediately to 'Kelvlnator’s esti­ Chinese Nationalist Islands of Dulles does not regard the mated 1,600 employes. Quemoy and Matsu, >^he Presi­ threat as Immediately critical His 1 P.M. to 10:80 PM. S|H>na«red By mission thus la not designed to Amertean l/eglnn Auxiliary SPECIAL ON GLOVES The new contract will cover dent added: 6.364 employes at AMC’s body "W e must understand that 'we deal with an emsrgency. hla asso­ Saturday Only Buys Heating Pad ciates said. Imported all wnni In white KNIT DRESSES plant In Milwaukee, and 7.726 are trying to defend today no't WEST HARTFORD Imported wool gloves with SATURDAY. OCT. 18 and colors. Plain or Irlm. Ideal workers al its assembly plant in merely territory . . . once you re­ But he is concerned about mis­ ARMORY Kenosha. Wls. understandings between Taipei for the mining mid weather. leather palms. Ideal for. driv­ V A LC E S TO 139.96! One and two-piece styles In pastels and treat from principles you cannot 986 Familnglnn Are. t:30 A.M. Meanwhile, General Motors re- Mrs. John 1'. Tierney of 219 W,: Leaperance of 47 Battista Rd. who turn around again and face your and Washington arising out o f the All sires. ing. While and eolnra.. 79 dark shades. Center St. can re.st secure today secured the much sought after enemy." Quemoy crisis. Therefore, he (Continued on Page Six, In the knowledge, that she ns un­ piano for a mere *406,000 after felt is important to accept on in­ Sponsored By Tlie Npeiial Pair H|ie(ial Pair About the clossat ths Presi­ doubtedly the only woman in the vitation received, from Chiang Women's Guild of Bl. .lameo' J. W. HALE CORP. much spirited b i d d in g . , dent came to politics in Cedar 89c *1.79 woi'ld ever to pay two million Others who secur^ the larger eeveral days ago and to go to rhurch. West Hartford MAIN ST. Ranlds WHS this qulpi I bu' ks for a heating pad. articles put up from time to time Formosa as soon aa he winds up " I f bn this ensst-to-coast trip Brussels Fair 'This was the fantastic sum Mra. weie H. E. Tiirkington, Bciklcy his present mission to Rome. Tierney bid tq-jM fciire. the last Rt., L60Q.4iaUon8 of.lucl oil, *2S0, (ContIniiMl 4Mi’»»g e 7 * lx ) . Dtilles left last lilght to repw- ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS Irom article "put on the block” at the 000f William A. .Schnell o f Coven aent the United 8 Uta»«t-rites for Closes Gates Chamber of Commerce’s gigantic trv, wedding ami engagement ring the late Pope Plus XU. H e is auction held in the middle of Main sel. *270,000: J. Maturo of 120! due In Taipei by mid-week, with HALE’S DOMESTIC DEPT. St. last night. Bnllon St., living room suite. *170,- I Truman Warns a ^ssible stopoff en route for Special Sale! Many Passed The two million dollar bid wa.c 000 . brfcf talks with allied leaders In the climax of the 3 ‘ z-hour period Mrs. Carol M. Lenihan, 2' Cam ­ Europe. Arkwright no-seam sheer 400 of auctioneering- during which 50 bridge SI., gas heating unit 1105,- Officials speculated privately By FRED CHEV.4I, Ri ,t 100 thousand dollar bids were 000; Lee Bolduc, 458 W. .Middle |Of Deweyitis "Heirloom'" Bespreads needle micro-flim nylons that gre run- Bru.sse1s, Belgium. Oct. 18 that Dulles would try' to persuade reslstanl. Reinforced heel and toes fl.ving through the air almost a.s Tpke. hl-fl set, *170.000; F ’orence | U f"'\ , Chiang to cut down the eize of Na­ The Brussels World Fair, which fast aa the rain drops which We have reeehed more of these ivoiiilerriil re\erslble bedspreads. for extra wear. Treadwell. «1 Center St., deep O V U ^ m O C ra tS tionalist forces on the coastal is­ made a highbrow pitch for the threatened the .success of th^ auc­ freeze, *205,000; June L. Perrj’, What a wnmlnrliil nyddlng gift! Full and Iwln lied sires, t’olors: WINTER COATS tourist trade, is closing Us gates lands o f Quemoy and Matsu. These tion during the first half hour. 211 Hollister St., outboard motor, now total more than 100,000 men. Antique white, hleat'hed while, .mellow, rose and green. A heait- Sunda.v after having entertained •Mthough Mrs. Tierney’s bid w'as *155,000; Jean Klejna, 194 Wether- Washington Oct. 18 146 - Harry TTiese officials disavowed.. how­ Christian Science llfillly designed 4'/j pound reversible Heirloom spread with fringe. Saturday Only! choose from a group of tweeds and assorted fabrics in ttie latest 42 million visitors in six months the highest one made during the ell St., bedroom suite, *164,000. S. Truman, an old campaigner ever. any Intention oh Dulles^part Keg. 818.98 valub! Bpeclal for this sale, ^ 0 8 8 and two days. auction, she Is the first to admit It . Although at first glance these who knows something shout po­ styles. Values to 869.98! Among its vital statistics are to try to force Chiangxng to thin out ONLV was “not truly a legitimate’’ -one. bids seemed "out of this world" to litical upsets, is counseling fellow 2.000 lost children — who were re­ Ms forces on the isior islands, saying L«ctur«r: Alburt Clinton Moon, C.S.B. " I had 181,000 auction h\icks the ordinary citizen who does his Democrats to remember 1948. this would simply create a dlarup- turned to tl(elr parents. thSt we received for buying an , thinking in terms of real dollars i A fter the curtain drops on the The forme president, mindful liv* crisis between the United of Chicago, Illinnia al’ conditioning unit." she said. and cents, actually they were show— the biggest ever held any­ of polls which are predicting large States and Nationalist China. "hut toward the end people were ] comparatively low "for the true MATTRESS PADS and COVERS where — dismantling of the hun­ Lomocralic victories In this year’s President Elsenhower and DuUes Member of the Board of l.eoturoahlp of The Mother Churrh. pr. leaving and they kept Ihrusling | value of the articles. dreds of surrealistic and more con­ Congressiona. elections, is pass­ both have said they fhink Chiang’s armfuls of money at me. Others This is especially true when The First Church of Chrial, 8 Atomic Energy Commlmiaa.eaii PLEATEO broad, uniform excise tax levied Griffin, 32. • , j gg 'gg I d I Navy says reconnaissance plana the first time a church raising waa permitting Masiei'to be celebriited flew Into" Rome lo represent the the device detonnted n-os la me BOVS' at the factory. j JtlOHX O O llln s c a r e s with four persiins aboard belleveg recorded in thi hietory of the there. However, the proprietor of United States.' W ith him w «re sub-klloton range, teoa anw erinl SOLID COLOR REGULAR $6.98 VALUR. FLANNEL SHIRTS The recession has made It clear, Under Georgia law, all fivt coulti! ‘ « to have ditched In Pacific between Union Mill wnere both Kennedy Childron’i SOCKS Dtoceae of Hartford. ,Men motUred Mrs. Clare Boothe Luc*, fori^r ] than LOW tons of TNT. Weeks said, that the government be .given death sentences. | and' hit landlord wkxrked learned SPECIAI...... Plaids and stripeses In sizes 8 to Keep Folice tSusv pwupptn** section* of the framework, tuid U.S. embassador to Italy andr a 1 *4.99 ' la overly dependent'on the income The 'four men arrested earlier’ I Detroit's .1968 poll:polio epidemic the story. The proprietor, a man 6x. R e ^ lanr r 8t.M.t.*8. Sizes '4 to S.'Regular S9c pair; Catholic convert, and John AIR CRASH KILLS ONE tax aa' ita major source of revenue. denied the charges during inter­ reaches <692. with it of afflicted named Buell, fired the landlord and A- Size 72x90. Hcre'a a beauttfully wanq blanket that coniea In McCone, chairman of the Atomic B p;<^i special Mitch of. this year's prospective $12 views at the Fulton County jail. B.V THE ASSOCIATED PBE.SS put Kennedy In hia place. Whohlngton. Oct. 18 IR6— A, ■eves new colora. Ideal fer gifts or your own use. Energy- Commlaeion. Pair billion deficit is traceable' to the They said they ha(l nothing to do A rash of bomh_ threats plagued ' S m m :n d *“ fn •8eouL"‘!tone” * “ ^2? | Ic? Jppil8 Attem pt The earliest' Catholics in Man­ Navy radar pntrol plane, trans­ ■ $1.49 99c The party, which atsq Inchided Impact'Of the recession on individ­ with the bombing.' Jewish Temp’es and SynagogiM , a nouncea I86lh meeiiag.. of.. »eere.. ■ ---- chester were watched over b j the. ferring personnel from Pntvxcnt Mrs. Dulles, flew nonsLip from ual Incomes. Judge 'Vlrlyh B. Moore of Fulton "school.-a store, .an agency and a tarles of Military Armistict'Com­ priests of St, Patrick's Cbbroh in (M d) N aial .Air Bose. ers.R t9o tween • pjsu and sMdidi^t L t f . long.' A beautirul Bhantwag ’ o n n Wocka mat raportara yaatfrday ened to bimv up the houae in seven be bombed. ' ' '— N ew . ToHt. T M}m * U s formed in the-carburetor of hlf that of JamM Farrstt and H« Bowl T. O’KtUy of Ireland. Pram(er weave oa apua rayon In gold, Buy plenty a* Uiia Idw.'low prtcet wUI MAHCHistiR C * •tfa r a long cktaed-door maetlng at minutes.' FtBice were unable, to H ie thregla w'on’made in letter* inarg* -et akwaiiila and hold him engine'forced him down. ^ Toomy, Oct. 24. 1*69. Joaaph Bach o f Luxembourg and taekea teV. The reto stopped taa, rtwe, green, nq«M nnd gray eatlaat several timea knitted types. CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS Und any explooivea but poated a ca^tivg, for aavtrol hours bofore Fmwtgn Mlnlstor Maurlea Oouve r p m u j tmwue I '

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