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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1967 ■"ii'-r '" "’"''...... '"'.""."■■i"""' PAOB TWELVl Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather lE m ttn g For the Week Ended — FM«eaat ef <7. 0. Waftber Bnraaa October 17, 1957 ■ m you should send your sheep to tte Fair, ebUly tOBlgbt. Low In- mM lauiidry. - 12,674 SIKs. ISiesdey Mcreaning NaudtaMw, A ^ u t T o w n But the "best laid plans of mice BREAKFAST Heard Along Main Street and m en ..." etc. As they were .... . Member Of the Audit' rattie.r mild. High la mM eO’n. . . ,. unloading the' pair of shebp from Business Bodies Aircraft Post Bureau of Circulation Manchester— A City of Village Charm Th« O ra c i^ ru p of Center Con- And on Some of Manche$ter'$ Sid^ Street*, Too the truck Ibto their pen in the rrefetioM l CniiKh win hold Its show, the hlean one, who'd had October meetlnrNn the Robbins about enough of the public-rela­ Paul E. Willhide of 88 Porter room Mondey evehlng st 6:30. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTTOBER 21, 1957 (ClaaMfled Adverttolng on Fsga 16) PRICE FIVE CBNT9 Mies Ruth Munson wlltshow slides , . . Who Came to.Dtaner ‘^on the main floor, good feeling was tions business, .decided to . quit. Street, has been named aaslstant. VOL. LXXVIL NO. 18 jind tell of her trip to the Hawsl- One morning this week. Joseph everywhere. With a few bounds, he was away. to, the factory manager of Pratt Barth stepped out of the Skywatch So convivial was the spirit that He zipped adross the street and Isn Islands. Final plans for the led his. pursuers on a chase up A Whitney Aircraft, it was an­ art exhibit will be discussed. Post atop the police station and when an observer walked down the nounced today by J. L. Bunce, fac­ Rail Crash found a large black crow perched stairs, he thought he heard a and doWn streets, through yards, Red SateUites^ on thi platform falling. The bird gentleman singing exuberantly— fand across ths river and Into the tory manager. RUSCO The .Greater Hartford Chapter trees. No, wrong story.) until he Willhide was formerly admin­ Kills 79, Hurts 70 of the National Women'i Commit­ was munching away on an obvious­ "H-A-double R-I" . . . ly stale Cigarette butt. The tartan-clad bandsman In ended up In back of one of our istrative assistant in the manyfac- Tian tee of Brandels .University will Cembinotfen front of the observer confirmed the local fuel dealer's plants. turing - department and succeeds Visible in Area , Cataica, Turkey, Oct. 21 i^ — tnaufurate this season's activities Barth was amated at the bird's Donald A. Korper, who baa bitn with a fall luncheon meeting at tameness. It didn’t appear the least unlikely event. Here, employes of the fuel com­ The Simplon-Balkan Express and a "Thot men's in the wrong place,” pany, exhibitors from the show, promoted to assistant personnel - Windows and Doors local passenger train collided near Tumblebrook. Country Club bit scared or concerned over being manager. Willhide is a native of Next 3 ■Wednesday. Lunch will be served gazed upon by a human being he commented. and other members of the hunting this Turkish military base last phrty finally trapped their quar­ Washington, D. C.,; and Joined A naUomU braild in every de^ night and laltnesses said they at 12:15 and the meeting will start standing only a foot away. Pratt A Whitney Aircraft in 1947 *lgn, 2 track or 8 track. For Csrnbrldge. Maas.. 'Dct, 1 iJPt— at 1:30. ___ After a few minutes, the Sky- Friendly Conversation ry. The trouble was, that when counted 79 Turkish dead in the watch volunteer reached into his We stopped for lunch at a local the sheep was brought back to as an occupational analyst In the demoaetnition Ths United States tonight shotild wreckage. Seventy suffered seri­ the Armory it was hard to tell personnel department after hts ous injuries. .• The Ingraham Circle of the pocket and withdrew a package sandwichbhop recently. After tak­ graduation from Pennsylania get its .best view of the Russian of cigarettes. The bird lrhmedlatel>' ing a seat, an elderly woman camd which one was supposed to be CaU Ml 9-4856 or MI 9-3641 a plan of aggreaaion rpcket-satelllte ajnee it was The two speeding trains met North Methodist Church will meet "clean” and which one "dirty.” So', State University. In 1948, he be­ , Egypt, Oct. 21 headon between the tiny stations Monday-night at 8 o'clock in the dropped the one which it had been in and sat dbwn next to us. Ths came an occupational analyst againat Oib.^Arab» in hi* confer­ launched Oct. 4. Smithsonian As- picking apart with its long beak conversation between the woman after bring chased all over the 149 Middle Turnpike West The Saudi Arabian govern­ ence* in Washington thl* week. of Yarim Biirgaz and Isfiarta Kule, fireplace room. neighborhood, our poor little group leader, and four years later trophyslrsl Observatory bffirials4 ‘jr*i*ta*nbuT and stared intently at the fresh and the teenage waitress amazed was promoted to assistant to the ment announced today its of­ In Syria and\Turkey there •till' ones which Barth held in his hand. us no end. It went like this:, , friend had to suffer the indignity were no *ign« ^ general, alarm .' *"[d today. . , , _ Both engines were cru.shed into V Manchester Auxiliary Police master mechanic. He .became ad­ fer to mediate the dispute be­ tangled masses of wreckage aiu! "Here, fella, have a fresh one," Waitress: ‘‘Well grandma, hbw's of being washed all over again. ministrative assistant in the tween Turkey and Syria has Premier MendereiN:ampaigntng in Th« rocket will be taking three w ill, hold an Im'portant meeting Barth said. the old lady today 7" There must be a moral to this Izmir for the Oct. TTgeneral elec- the leading cars were telescoped. Monday night in the Auxiliary manufacturing department in been accepted by both coun­ Part of the express was bound Stretching its neck out. the crow Woman: "I'm still living,, baby. story but it escapes us at the 1956. tion*, made hi* flr«t mehUon'of the first in the East. '1' Room at Police Headquarters. Fol­ snatched the cigarette from Barth's Bv the way, aren't you married moment. tries, the Egyptian Middle crisis in a campaign sp^qh. He west. snd_ finally ip, the Fa. West, fo:- Athens and . But only Hordes Hail lowing the business session a film Onl.v 1.10 miles high, the rocket | the Issl three of 15 were Interna- outstretched hand. For nearly 10 yet?" John Frank Michael Hines East News .Agency said in a charged that Radhi. is on pwlce work will be shown.. minutes the crow remained on its Waitress: "Nope. I'm still wait­ Democracy at Woric urging iSirks to vote for will lie coming from a .southerly: tlonal and no casualties were re- ing." ------»:,< dispatch from Jidda... J directipnf—the opposite of its perch and didn't leave until It had We know of. an. awful lot of Michael Hines and John Frank and was attended by over 600 ponents. Royal Pair Wilfred Stewart Crossen, son finished eating every bit of tobac­ Woman: "Kind of Iboks like The leader of MendereS' chief (t'ontimied on Pago Eight) Yankee fans around town who took have taken over the operation of women hank officers. ^le rocket is due In the south­ of Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred W. Cros- co and paper which It had been you'll be waiting forever. Nobody It on the chin last weqk. How­ Dr. Charles F. Phillips, president Damascus, Syria, Oct. 21 position. Gen. Ismet Inohu. given. would have you. It sure is s shame the Medical Pharmacy, 341 Main asserted that the troop reinforce­ east^ horizon at app: oximalcly sen, 137 Elm S i, was six years old ever, the best example of a^ good . ^f Bates College. Lewiston, Maine, (/P)—The Foreign Mini.stry 7:05 [pmi. tonight in the Boston yesterday. To help him- celebrate Barth had never seen the crow that a young girl like you isn't natured ribbing also Involved a St., from the Weldon Drug Co. 'w as guest speaker." ments the Ankara government has On Parade before that morning and he hasn't able to find a man,” denied today that Syria iS nished to the border Were "unlime area. ItS^-achea its midpoint at 7:08 the event,. Mrs. Crpasen invited classic example of American Dem­ Frank is a graduate of the Mas­ have when it w1|I he about 35 degrees Britain Favors 12 of his s<^oolmates at the Bowers seen it since. Waitress’; "Well, irm certainly about to take part in media­ ly demonstrations” which New York, Oct. 21 ^/P)—Thfi not going to take the first man ocracy. sachusetts .CJoiiege of Pharmacy Raymond W. Cox Jr., 68 Deep- been unnecessary above the abiitheast horizon, and School, and neighboring children, High School Principal Edson M. wood Dr., recently completed a tion talks with Turkey under northeast about to attend a party at'his h.ome. Hal­ Who Let Him In? that comes along like you did.” and haa been a registered pharma­ the auspices of King Sautl. Debate Tomorrow In US' | disappear in Atomic, Rocket Queen of Britain got a king* Woman: “You'd better grab the Bailey admittedly has been a de­ cist for-12 years, starting in the sales seminar for district mana­ The U.N. A.ssembly prepared to sjzed welcome today from New loween favors, decorations, games, There was a great party In prog­ vout Yankee supporter for many gers of the John Hancock Mu­ An officiar .statement said S>Syria---- ; ■ j . the The arrival timcaXpr-lhe real of balloona and a birthday cake high­ ress at thd Wa&ington Social Clqb first one thst comes slong. cause field with hiy unde, the late Ed­ r will carry through its complaint to ' appro^tiniatelv the York’s millions. you’ll probably never have .more years. He never fsiled to remind ward J. MUrphy at the Center tual Life Insurance Co. at the PINE lighted the party. He was also re­ last Saturday after the pipe band his office workers and school company's home office in Boston. the U.N. that it is threatened by headquarters said the S2- 'eme. heing up to flv^m lnutes Research 'IPool And It was a thrlll-a-aecond avant membered with gifts, and yestpi- exhibition. than one chance.” Pharmacy. for both Monarch and plain citlsen. Waitress; 'Say, are you still faculty members of that fact. So, A member of the Knights of Co- Cox, one of 36 taking the PHARMACY Turkish troop concentrating on the migM hold morninc. earlier for Florida. It wllls^ppear dMjr thrilled to hear his name and- What with the pentatonic Jim fihallp, after years of frustration, course, is assistant manager of the border. Busy New York, bursting with sessions In progress in band .room's driving that truck ?" lumbUs and Kappa Ps| Pharma­ 664 Center St.—Tel. Ml 9-M14 afternoon and night sessions In an *o fhe New 1 ork area ap] London, Oct. 21 (iT*)—The civic pride and hoiqiitallty, staged birthday announced on the George his friends were able to have ceutical Fraternity, he is; married East Hartford office of the com­ Armyrmy Chief of S taff Maj. Gen. j action. mateiv one mlnuti earlier Thompson TV program. above and the cheerful gatherings Woman: "Yep. I almost ran over Aflf Blzry . .prepared . to j^ v e today get speed) Briti.oh government anrounc- one of its historic great greetinga three people today.” their moment of glory when the to the former Germaine Landry pany. resolutions_____ . . for Boston, As- and in Washington. D. Yankees lost the World Series. The school, the 37th of this kind PINE LENOX for a• visit totn Saudiitnudi Arabia. But ' Four or five rest . v two today Prime Minister Mac- to a celebrated visitor. It had 'idl Waitress: "How come you're and haa two children. He resides the Foreign Ministry said his trip ' "emb V action were expected to be the earmarks of a giant,, gala pic­ such a lousy driver?” When Bailey came to work the at 34 D Garden Dr. sponsored by John Hancock, cov­ lan will take three top nu I nic spread amid the towering aky- Woman: Don't you worry about day after the final game, he found Hines is a, graduate of Univer­ ered such fields as recruitment' and PHARMACY had no connectlA with rWirts gortel Unl^ and others Campl^ll. director of cleaKjloJicy planner.s to his scrapers of a city deterinined to my driving. You'd better Just find various items in his office draped sity of Connecticut College of selection of agents, advanced 2M E. Center St.—Ml »4)896 that Syria and Turkey had ac- ‘o . ; backeii hv' haa moonwatch programs in the llnifed w ith PrpsidpTit outdo . itaeU in cheery welcome. yourself a man. Give me a cheese­ in black and a large black bow Pharmacy and a former repre­ methdds of training and super­ cepted Sand's Invitation to attend «iih th«atenine S‘«tes, cautioned eager vlcxvers n" ' UresiclePt I For EliiMi.beth II, It was her first burger and shut up.” pinned to his door. Bailey accepted sentative of the Upjohn Co. He is vision, methods of prospecting and a conference to discuss the Middle simians aske"^^^ "Ot to be ml.sled bby v^he *he n,«„tplant E '^_ e . n h . o ttV ^ x. '" W a.shiuglon. CLEANING SPECIAL! Venus, nwv brilliant in the wertern X substantiate re- ; j visit to tl^e metreqMlIs linked ao we're still scratching our heads. this good naturedly and went a married to the former Cathleen selling, and business insurance. East crisis. , j., commission to be sent to In- closely by nante and history to her step further. Barr of West Hartford and has one Syrian spokesman said Blzry s , yestlgate the border aittiatlon. .sky after stinset. The rocket «111 P fts- M acm iU ar^lll proiwse at , not only show up much farther: meeting « U .9,^rltlsh part- I J own empire. // Its Fleece was... What? He called a Belgian exchange daughter. He lives at 3tC Garden A former Itanqhester man, trip is In response to,an invitation • |« ib f-K* ' Cheering women and chil­ Once there was a products show, teacher at the school to view the Dr. Frederick W. T asn^, has been which Sand extended during the! - - nerRhlp In nueicfir amL rocket re- named to the staff of the Life In­ THE ARMY and NAVY King's visit to Syria last month. (C’ontlmird on Page Ten) (nHniie—A spokesman said the cuts are in­ tlonal New York welcome of confetti and paper. t,ooklng up beside her la OoV. Averell HarrimM M lanwr to tha south oi ’ ment has announced that two local Kipg Sand ret\irned home Sir William Hayter. form'er New York. Man at right fti car U Richard Patterson, official greeter for the City. (AP P !^ ucts in Iheir present plants, while \ 2-month-old ' directive ' which tended to come out of the Britiah ambassador to Moscow Her Rrst/ylew of tha cKy'wM of the company will set up in the persons have applied for Real Es­ yept'erday after a 10-day visit to $8,300,000,000 procure ment tofax). '• •• / „-ab unpatotM bulldinga «f a Plain Under NEW Management! tate Licenses recently. ^ r u t . Lebanon. 1(16 Defnse Departmient made and now, a general political direc­ tH IS WEEK Except firm's Mitchell..br. plant. The new Maurice Correntl, 47 Cottage public only yesterda slashes fund. 1 tor at the Foreign Office; Sir Nor­ freight taimlMF once the Army'A Expert Repairing On All Small Appliances: firm will manufacture and fabri­ Rieiahi Bepeata Ctiargea military research and develop­ Monroney called the order an busiest ambarkatlbn .point for oorv- White St., haa applied for a broker'i li­ man Brook, aecretary to the cabi­ Icemen going to l^urape. d N L Y LAMPS. IRONS, TOASTERS, GRILLS, cate structural steel products. cense. while Mrs. Annette Hunter, Moacosr continued repeating its ment Binding by at least 8170 example of "meat ax econo­ net, and F. A. Blahop and Philip de FANS, HEATERS and PERCOLATORS. 836 Center St., has applied for a END COLD WINTER WORRIES charges that the United States la million. my," which he said is " Zulueta. both private aecretarles. Federal Judge But If the Qubbb fidticad. Oi* O C i 21-26 puahing T urkey. to attack its times as dangerous as have gave no sign. Inateatd, a''jadiM t ALSO ALL MAKES OF SEWING MAC»1NES. Charles Bunce. 23 Drive B, has license as a real estate salesman. Sen. Monroney tD-Okla), Macmillan took a final look at Court Kills Virginia Work Guaranteed o Open Dally—Closed Mondays. just completed a 4-day course at southern neighlmr, which hasj>«an protesting. uiTian border “into a hotbed of tions which frequanlly do not ordinate their sbtentific e f«f o r t der rcstrainnv JtntM R. HofiA Storm Doors ated by the organization. V TEL. Ml S-S482 ment, was not made public at / produce immediately useful re­ through a joint planning dlreeio- death blow to Virginia's Pupil ferred, the authority on a pupil (Uvh’k. visit wrent at a breath-tah- 93 W EUS STHEET--M1 3-7254 Like the others attending the mllltaiy provocationa." the time. It wa* released yes­ Placepiehtt Act, , ; -'tf * placement- boilrd: The appeal aaid from taking oven as president of ing pace. First the Queen and her , the Soviet Communist sults. rate wlth headquarters in Wash­ the Teaniitora Unton. school. Bunce has been with the terday after an account of it Monrtincy said the U.8. pro­ ington. The Tribunal did abby refuaing the boai-d was authorlMd to Set party.were driven through streets SAME DAI^ SERVICE--FREE DaiVERY and Windows cooperative for less than a year. WITH party newspaper, charged British to review a declrion In two schom on stated baaea. "none In any way Letts totn ivent’ahka4- With a appeared in the Washington gram to launch an Earth satel­ There Was speculation that oth- hearing bn pleas to convert the re- lined by toouaanda of flag-wraving He studied technical Information Prime Minister Macmillan will try Post Times Herald. / lite like the' Russian Sputnik * segregation caaea in which the invoKihg race or color.” Staten Island children to toe is­ regarding the , uZe of farm sup­ state's 1956 placement law was The Circuit Court aaid the act Btrainini; order into S/prsUmlnary JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL The paper said some hojoers has been delayed because i (Contiiiiied on Page Ten) injunction against Hoffa - and to land city of SL George. A crowd SAVE $80.00 plies, met with management lead- of Air Force contract/ for scientists running the proJeM declared unoonatitutional, provided no adequate remedy . to of. more than 5,000 there watched .. WATCH^------— .ers, and studied the structure and •THE ARISTOCOAT OF ANTHRACITE’* The decisloib dealing with Pupil Negroes because of the fixed policy put the IH mllUon-member Team­ WESTOWN Rossellini Denies basic research have, com­ "have had to/Justify every In­ sters Union tinder court receivers. her Man) a gaily-bedecked ferry principles of the farmer-owned ■ ■ PHARMACY plained that the harm/dpne to creased cent” before one execu­ Placement Act teats in Norfolk of Virginia school officials -'on boet for a trip acroee New York THE WINDOW OF dUR Eastern States. Farmers' Ex­ «59 Hartford Rd.—5H 9-994« and Newport News, was given by segregation and because another Piaintlffs in toe case are a group 10 STORli WINDOWS He’ll Leave Ingrid research wilt be qut o f jSropor- tive budget officer after an­ of rank aiitf |ll« New York *ream- harbor/ change. ORDER NOW tion to the money eavad-. other as costa Increased. Democrats Say I U.S. District Judge Walter E. act of the legislature calls’ for It was toe tame eye-flUing nick­ , "It is no wonder," Monroney f Hoffman of Norfolk and was af- closing of schools and vi^hdrawaF •ters merabara. They claim tha re­ Geneva, Switzerland, Oct. 21 i/D ADefenae' Depaitment bent Teamsters convention which el ride that le a must for every 2 STORM DOORS Mrs. Jeanette M. Beechler, as­ spokesman said yesterday that ■aid, "We let the Russians so t o ^ ? 1 . 3 m C U.S. Circuit Oourl of state filhds upon ahy departure BRANCH STORE sistant treasurer of the Manches­ lOPEN: —Italian movie director Roberto excite the world with their I in Richmond. from aegregatlon. , 'atacted' Hoffa to succeed Dave s FREE ESTIMATES FOGARTYJROTHERS, INC. Rossellini sajd today ail talk of a WUion'a intisnt was for a care­ Beck wW illegal. (OasiMBMed om Page Tm ) - FOR WEEKLY CASH and CARRY SPECIALS s EASY TERMS ter Trust Co., and the banks first ful revleW by each service of ■ satellite that -Hungary's hor- The refnsal to review the deci­ The Circuit Court also nets/ .woman officer, has recently re­ ALSO: CONNECTICUT COKE, FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL divorce from hto—wlfc, Ingrid \ rort were eclipaed by the sion lets it stand unchanged. Lite that Hoffman's orders did not pe- . Letts quickly denied four mo­ PONT WAIT, CALL TODAY! Bergman, is "absolute nonsense." lU research teat and evalua­ tions argued by Teamatora Atty., 470 MAIN ST.. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE^ turned from the 35th annual con­ = A L L D A Y = tion programs in the light of Sovieta’ whirling new moon,” For Little Rock Supreme Court's refusal 'was .an- quli-e mixing. of faces In any vention of the National Associa­ 81» BROAD STREET—Ml 9-4589 Rossellini arrived from Bombay He added; _____ nodneed in a brief order which school—"They merely fc/bid acnool ^ a rtln O'Donoghue. The motions^ and- changed planes in Geneva to the current government econ­ "Apparently - our scientific -would have diamlased tha aodstlng TELEPHONE Mi 3-2209 \ tion of Bank Women. omy drive. Washington, Oct. 2t lAb—Demo- I reason and made iio com- officiala from refusing to kdrait restraining order aitd put tha case Bill Tunsky^-Ml 9-9095 The 4-'day convention was held REMEMBER. . . "IT'S FOGARTY FOR FUEL", Join Ingrid In for two days. brains have had to be worrying • Negroes to any- school solely on BuUetins at the Sheraton Plaza, Boston, He told reporters: "I am goln^ to Congress allotted 85 billion for the past two months about crata today accused President E i-' School officials of both Norfolk down for trial on tta merlta 'S U N D A Y = Paris In about an hour to spend for research during the mir- account of race or color." O'Donoghue aaid Letts bad from the AP Wires how they Timid stop research senhower of being "siibstanllally wport News, Joined by the The appeal to the Supreme Court two days with ray wife.” rent fjscal year, which began that already, is In progress at responsible for the trouble at attorney general, had ap- acted improperly in granting toe A reporter asked: "What about July 1. The total Included contended (A) thA Circuit' Court reetratning ordet last week after a colleges and laboratories over Little Rock.” ) pealed. your lady friend?"—referring to $1.700.000,0( ) for basic re­ the United States." should not have acted when an- closed hearing in the court’s cham­ COURT WON’T nrnCRFERE^ Indian mo\'je atar Sonali Das search and 83,300,000,000 for Pentagon officials have said A statement approved yesterday They contended the action of the : other case - testing the placement bers without notics to .the union Waahlagton, Oet 81 Ufi —The Gupta, with whom Roaaellint has research and deielopment pro­ in the past that basic reiearch bv 16 of the 24 member* of the lower courts "makes even raorejiaw was peqdirtk in, tha Virginia and without giving union attor­ Supreme’Copit today refused to been romanticall.v linked in w^e- curement. fimds would not be affected by national committee's advisoby difficult of apluUonaplutlon the mostmust.dif , dlf*| court of Append': (B) Under fed- neys a chance to be present iuterfeie with pobUo dtodequie A Few Homes Ready For Immediate ly current rumors. The order directed the mili­ the current economy push. Wli- council said the President'a reapbn ficult social problem presented to „f a state Ifw O'Donoghue said this -violated of a ttpe-rceorded coBVWaAlnw FIRST SECTION Rossellini smiled and replied; "I tary services to make cutbacks sibility stemmed from hla f^lure the people of this country In eight decided only by a special one of the canons of the American ■on told a Sept. 19 news con- decadea. In Westchester Cosnly, N.Y.. M ULTIPLE have no lady friend.” equal to 10 per cent of each , fcrence that all the basic re­ "to take an early and firm/posi­ 3-Judge_ U.S. .Opitrict,iHBi— Qourt — — and Bhr’Aasn., limiting issuance of re­ Jak between exteettoaist Soooph SOLD OUT! OccupatKy In 2nd Section service’s portion of the 81,700,- search money would "be util­ tion for observance of the provl- The appeal said Judge Hoffidan. (C) JudgeJin- /Hcffman should not straining orders. Mdthout opposing Lanan and Sylvester Goneatlno, • (Coutteaed oa Page Bight) 000,000. But the department - ized.” alons of the constitution and lawa i acted "with undue impetuosity' have been ^pheld when he found counael being present orly to the lawyer. Laaia and CoeesilhM ap­ of, the United States, and said the" cases gaye the Sir pealed to the blfli trihaaal after LISTIN G SERVICE Dne council member, idf*. Ben­ prerne Court an opportunity "to (OM ^ned OB Page Te«) (CeatlBiied on Page Ibn) the New York State Court at Ap­ jamin B. Everett of North Caro­ lead a large section of oub country \ peals decided the state Isgisla. lina, dissented from the accusa­ out of the chaos Into wtUc)!. toe tare’s **Wat«h Dog" Commitfee tion. which had the Approval of (1945) decision (againat conipul- had. tho right to make the con- i; r Military Cutback Program former President Harry S. Truman aory school segregation) has versatioa paUllo. TM committco of Manchester. and Adlal E. Stevenaon, plunged it.” The’appeal added; had beea hoidlag hoarlags to do- The Civil Rights .statement was "The time has epme for, the Su­ Bdy Kidnaped in , tematab whether a polltleal fix released through the Democratic preme Court to recognize knd ex­ waa bivolvod hi a toaaporary National Committee. It was the pound the pracUcalltlea of life in reatoraMoa of Laaaa to J9im e hi Tops Since World War End council's first pronouncement on these areas and to establish a Fobrnary, 1857, • Robin Afleo Ciompor civil rights • since the President framework within whicn public Gaston Realty Co. T. J. Croekatt Geodchild Realty sept federal tntops to Uttle Rock education can continue.” M I 9-4541 This la the first .of a 2-part 9 4. Reducing the Air Force unit^ahd In Congress for a atep-up in the OUAtlhrON BURT DOSS MI 8-1577 MI 9-5781 Ml 8-7925 to '^enforce a /ederal court school The Virginia Pupil Placement West Hartford, OcL tt (F)— series dlacutsfaig the scope and Im structure , by not less than nine U.S. missile development effort. integration o^der. i Act removed power to assign pu- Hartford, (3ct. 21 (F)—Police allf dty police disclosed that there had pacj M the military cutback pro wings—and possibly more. The Air bem no flight for Jamaica sched­ Olaytoa R. Burt, 8S» once biter- This could 4ntail more axpendl- The Dymocrats also chided the along the eastern seaboard were aatloaally known (a tho macMno gram now fai progress at the Pento Force had 137 wings last spring. twes, although the line/taken b>’ President for not having appoint­ asked by state police jtoday to be uled on Sunday, and that toe first Walton W. Grant gon). flight wiU be at 12:80 a m., Tues­ - tool buslaen aad former top of- Ellsworth Mitten Orders now call for a cut to. 128 the Pentagon so far has been that ed the Civil Rights Commission on the tookbut for a woman wanted fiool of the Pratt * Whitney Co. A gon cy wings.. But former Secretary of De­ bottlenecks now existing are not provided /tor In the 1957 Civil on a chaige that, she kidnaped her day. *■/ "TODAY IS YOUR CHANGE TO SELL! Ml S-69S0 By ELTON C. FAY News Tidbit^ State Police contacted County aa’d at Nilos-BemeiA-Pond Co.i MI 8-1151 fense Charles E. Wilson indicated eaientially caused by lack of funds. Rights A'ct and urged him to move 9-year-old Stepson, i died at hla home, 88 CHfTmon> A.P. Military Affairs Reporter that figure might be pared to 123 "without further delay” to imple­ She la Mrs. Virginia Arbour. 40, DeL Edward Matua about 3 Am. Washington.^ Oct. 21 HV—By next But if these pressures do event- , Culled from AP Wire^ today, and he authorized the Issuing Dr., West Hartford, around 10 TOMORROW MIGHT NEVER ARRIVEr and there have been hints the ually result in a Pentagon decision j ment jJiat law. second wife of’■Richard Arbour, this morning. summer there will ,bq a million’ ultimate level might be even lower. who used to live In New Britain of a warrant charging the atep' fewer men In the-arm ed, forces that; hiore ,mone.v_ls needed, there Stg.'’ weeks’ have elapsed since mother with kidnaping. . A pt^ce at Vernon Clifford Hanson McKinney Brothers A wing ranges from 45 bombers Is a ifood chance that President i the law became effective, the coiun Indian Prime Minister /N;ehru but now resides at 4 Davon Rd., MIELL.S EXPLODE Sellers who demand the highest ethical standards Inc. than at the end of the Korean War. to 75 fighter planes. Units below Half Way Tree, P.O., St. Andrew, teletype alarm that went out anoHly . Ml 8-1808 There , also wm be fewer military Elsenhower will In.sfSt the mllitarj’ cll statement said, butrthe commie- says Middle EastIt sltuatton afterwards to 13 eastero atatea Piedmont, aIa , Oct. 81 (gn— MI 8-6080 wing size .also are affected. find the money for more missile ■lyh has not been appointed and an “eased considerably." . , / Former Jamaica, BWI. in real estate aelling demand > i bases and less.military buying of Mrs. Arbour came to the United said that the warrant had been Scores of artillery abella in a hardware and other goods. 5. Cutting the 'Army to 15 di­ Avork tn Its existing funds, through ^istan t ’attorney general has not ambassador to /^Chestir issued and' that extradition had burning freight car exploded at visions. The Army had 20 in 1953, ’further cutbacks and economies. been named to direct enforcement Bowles advises Negroesles to use non- States about three weeks ago. - to intorvais during the early morn­ Over-all, It Is the biggest defense I. sell some property and had been been ordered’.if toe stepmother is Howard Hostingt cutback since the wholesale cur­ the same number In 1955. It now This would be sonicwhat'in line /of toe act. violent protest in civil rights cosm. **11 some property and nac located. ■" ' r- ing honra here today with moro has 17. Ther'S also are reductions in Actress Paulette Cjbddard 6b^,i staying with a alater-ln-law. Mrs. M I 9-1107 Ken Oitrinsky tailment after World War H. And with s philosophy ‘expres.sed by "The President has made niany *1710 stepmother was described aa noise than dainage. No injuritn the tempo is stepping up sharply. smaller Units, such as Air Defense Eisenho^wr during hla 1952 pre^ other important Interim upoint- njes that she U naaryied to Erich; Madeline Catucct, 108 Rockwell five feet, seven inches tsUl and were reported, but around 200 BIG 6 ROOM RANCH MULTIPLE . MI 8-5159 When the Eisenhower admlnistra-> battalions, engineer outfltg, and Jdentlal campaigns --- .that tfie roehts.'.’ the councjl said, ."'Ihere 1* Maria Remarque J . . Trial o f: Ave., Plalnvllle. weighing 120 pounds, with brown reeident* were evacuated from three state troopers accused of i The stepson, James Christopher • 3 Bedrooms • Full Dining Room • Living Room Wwron Howland i tion set out on its "new look” mili­ battle group.4 within regimental armed forces should be able to j^et eyes and brown hair. She was their homes ss a safety measure. VISIT THESE tary prognm In 1953 that objective combat teams. i. rid of some weapons and tactics (Continued on Page Ten) beating youths re^tonea In ‘Cam-1 Arbour, spent the weekepd (flth M l t-llO S rendered obsolete by new de^:elop- wnartfig black clothing'when last VALUE PACKED HOMES • Kitchen with built-in oven and range, .formica was based primarily on the Idea of 8. Shrinking the Navy's flest to bridge,■idge. M.'wai^ a ^ / ' paternal grandparents, Mr. and seek,' . FIRE SWEEPS tlOTEI/ Counters • Full Basement • Garage • Ceramic Reol Estate Center nuclear and Jet age weapons .to a total of 901 ships by next lime ments. ' / Jordan and Israel complain to Mrs. Joge^ Arbour, M. Prospect The boy Was described aa 4 feet. Giouceeter, Mass., Oct, 21 tD LIStiNG SERVICE Eaat Hartford, Cona. provide more firepower_tgji,-fewer 30. l«st Jiuie, the. fleet had 967 When Nellell H. McEIroy took of- P IT Y ^ D f x l a v f i R fbU kS t armlHtlce /commission about St., New Britain. 6 Inches tall and weighing 65 The third general alarm fire la SUNDAY or DAILY Tile Bath • Public Water Supply. "t; JA 8-6524 ships. There now are about 940. flee on Oct.. 9 as the -- new- .'j^retary , O O Q S l encounter between Jordan! airliner ____Lt. Albert H. Kimball, commaitd- pounds, .with browm hair and eyes. I summer hotels la less than a Cctltdn- W . Hutehlni Pick a broker ae you would a doctor, then atlck:k by^Jiim. He Alms to Keep Budget Balance ’ and Israeli JeFflubtfr . . . William ! of gi* Hartford State Police bar- week earfy today destroyed two - 5n 9-5188 ■^1 Delaying delivery (termed the of h, told ne^ysmen h.^ F a P C S He WOT* gray ' flannel .pants, a SV2 ACRE PLAYGROUND and RECREATION AREA Today there are atrong over­ atretch-out method) or terminating wanted to spend some fime study- , .All, V .< llllll« VAl* 1.' <11 C S Girard declines to testify on pre racka. said that about 3 p.m. Esi.i- three-story cottages ' of the 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. can nave you money! tones of economy, reflecting the green shirt, and a light tweed j Hawthorne Inn on the Glotice^ / outright eoiilracts for a wide vari­ Ing"F the question of whether 838 _____ ' : trial statements in Japanese trial. day, the stepmother took the boy sports Jacket. 1 admlnistratlon'a ’OWtqrminatlon to billionlifiio la adequate . for/the kind of : _ Hartford.______Oct - 1 V-, (F)—'The ...... State.. ! Flare spotted ■/ in Atlantic revive* to — —-the -homV..... - — of -- his ______mother, Mrs.___ ter seashore. Police said all Earle S. Rokan keep the budget balanced and . hold ety of equipment and Rupplles, 'The boy’s father. Richard: three fires. Including tjoday’s, $1,500 DOWN ranging fi'om Jet bombera to petrol­ milltai-y eatabllshmejit needed. He Utilities Commission 1 hope thBt/tUac jockey missing onij^nj. Arbour. 37, of 60 Kenwood Arbotir, was divorced by his first { DIRECTIONS; From Manchester drive out Oak- $ Arthur A. Knoflo / Ml 8-7488 natlonti spending within the 8275 added that perhapsA38““ ..... billion wap ! (puCI ha.s postponed Indefinitely | trip to ^rm rmuda u d in outboard boat|gi._ Berlin, for a change of cloth apparently were set b.v toe ipime iaaid Street 2 milee, then look for signs to "Robin 25-YEAR FHA r. Ml 8-5440 GASTON REALTY COMPANY fatllion debt limit. . eum. wife June 22, - 1951 in Superior | firebug, who Is stiU loose, right "rasybe. /lt s 8o5 billion, an lncreise,.ln Connecticut Co. bus still sliye . . . Mutual' Broadcast- j mg. Court at Hartford on the, grounds' HUT* Model Home‘on Taylor Street. MORTGAGE A aeries of Psiltagon orders, Virtually all. of the recent, sharp­ maybe it's something more; 1 don t fgren planned for Nov. 15, inS. System brobroadcasts music rath- ri,*__ mother . . was hot at home at 14.990 previously Issued or now coming er cutback orders are aimed a t ; j j " ''' of intolerable cruelty. | COONEY HAS NO DEFENSE I REALTOR-M I 9-57.31 Unmv" / The T>.„-PUC ...Jsaid i_in ./a letter .to . apeechech by president of/the time, but they were admittedadtailtted c. Cuatody of James Christopher J Madeline Smith ou\, calls for: keeping the Pentagon’s spending ays jiti Hartford Councilman James H. str"«bound Kohler plant.. fto tha house by the boy's maternal Newark. N. J., Oc*. 21 tflD— John H. Loppon, Inc. Or Any Multiple Listing Service Realtor 1. Trimming tqjal military man­ during'this’fiscsl yiar under a 8381 Yrst and another son. Michael, who la i John B. Cqpn^y./former pre*l- Builders BIRCHDALE HOMES, Inc, D e v f l o p e f Y Ml S-1848 KInsclla that objections to the. fare West Sumner, Maine, 11-year-j grandmother, Mrs. Alice Flannery, now 13, was'awarded to the mother' dent of the’ ■ iyolty Groap In- M I 9-52D1 power from a 1953 level of 3,600.000 billion ceiling. , businesn w fla n t with ihe Pres- hike had bean-voiced by thei lead­ old bov killed and mother and sis- About 10:50 p-m., Sunday, a tele to a mld-1958 level 2.600,000, Still ers of eight Connecticut cities i tor wounded as debt-ridden father gram addressed to the mother pnd at the'time and the father wa.sj suranre Coi le, pleaded no de­ May I’ton* Hts first cabinet meet orilered to 810 a week for support fense todays to an indictment furtber trimmiiig may be in proa- But toe apeitotng he^-dowT^ may ing. - Since/then,- there has been no la'erved.1 byV... the, u . company,------attempts to wipe out family and jcnt by the i^pm other from Staton . pact. be applied 'to future developments take own life. .' .SeVen drown as island, N, Yi^i^arrlved at the Bar- of each child plus 820 a -week charging Jto converted 8282,206 2. Reducing civilian employes of further mention of the possibility ; The commission said It would of oomnuy funds to his own use, AHhpr W nU o , Elvo Tyinr - EUI* Mnyor John Bitsell and requirements as well. that the 838 billion celling was a . delay action on tlie fare.increase car plunges into canal between; Jin home. alimony. ’\ " sn 9-6481 ths’ diMenae establishment'' by at Miami end Naples. Fla. j ' It stated: "CStrisUe fine. Board- On Jaii. 7, 1955, the; couple John B. Dearden, a PhUadel- M l S .4S U M l'D-4469 PI 8-6826 least 850,000 fibjn-. a force of. V,i . Pressures created 'by , Russia’s qi^Ni,MMttoh that needed looking .into, i until after a heariiig on the maj.- signed a stipulation trahaferring pbt» insurance publisher and a GASTON REALiy CO. million. ’ ' ,, claimed success in the lony-i«Hf5-| The Th most, direct impact of these ter could be h*>_■ , » ■•, i< ■i. f- .*1 '. -U'- - . "■ -I ‘ r Vi. . f \ J ■ ,■ ' ■. ■■ .. I.-' ^ , ■ • i

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UANCHESTBA EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, l9B7 P A G E T H U a i P A O B T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1957 Friday hight to dlscusa plans sad H e h r o ti - South Windsor fered on .A joint basla td the two he then paid me. what sucker'’ I and over a long-ttrm period you Town owned land. Howaver, wa;d6 can be best utilised through a long again Saturday with the PBCj. adjoining toims. ' would have becii. Fifteen years expected to turii this into a good objeot atrongiy to tha lease as term leaM with the C.C. ii the real ' Ostholle Leetnr«s_8et ^ N b w N ote For voted by the Republican msmbera Z—mJ-*-.'., ago had the Towlv of Manchester investment through the production “ red henrtng" of the whole Issue. Civil War Gun S q K o o I G r o u p An Inquiry Class on'i"What AbiieMutez.EYeBiBg HeiuM M m m or l e n sgreed that I should pay them for and sale of water, <'■ of tha Board of Directors.-. Tiiit is not, nor has It aver been, Sieinwold on Catholics Believe’’ :4idll begin at Soiith Wladaor and Wapplng cor- I At thla point you are satisfied Sincerely, actual watenhed land. S ilk Town reapondet Mrs. E. P. Scott, tele- The the next 15 years, the 's ^ e amouht Accepts New St. Franda of Assist Church Hall' 0 Mnonie N M uuiu that ybur invesiment is good. ■ Roger M. Negro Originally the Town wanted the In Safe Place i> h m Mltehen 8-1285. , CbmmunicaUotui for publications In the Open Forum will not in taxe.s I then paid them, what "a 9 . Wednesday at 8 p.m. This aeriea sucker” the town would have been. However, someone'\<;omes along President of the Manchester G. H. Reaervolr only. Actually it of lectures la designed to present b« guaranteed publlcaOon If they contain more tljan 300 words. Young Democratic Club AMBITIOUS BIDDING ' At legion Post Plan Designer Unreasonable7 Absurd? Not any and offers to make twe of your needed only a few acres around, the AFFECTS THE PLAY Nurtk 0 « a l« in a factual and non-controveiztal The Herald,reeery^i the right to decline to publish any matter more unreasonable or absurd than land and pay you a leaae'^ge which, reservoir for waterahed purposes, BaaLWaal vulBarabU Notes and Quql^s Harvest Theme Anodiecaijrofais By AlfrM Shelnwold manner the main teachings of. the that may be libelous or which is in bad taste. Free expression to tie up valuable property for a in 30 years will recover the cost Wants a a b Where It la However, the J. P, Stevens Co. o f : , How should you play a suit KORTH Hebron, Oct. 21 (Special)—^To South Windsor, ^ c t . 21 (Spe­ Catholic religion, hnd to clear way of t'"' original puriihaae pride plus To tha TOltor, fered for sale only the entire ihy EARL YOS'ft o f political views is desired by con.tributions of this character long term at a fixed price and not when the opponents hold only four ^ '1 0 I those who rhay have noticed the cial)—Atty. John M. Caaey, pub­ man.v common misconceptions. It Rules Hoe-Down subject to renegotiation at regular $50,^ .00 also saving the coat of The atatement’a and comments property .of 1,000 acres. To justify V A S 4 .diiappearance of the little old but letters whieh arc defamatory or abusive will be rejected. cards, incliAling thciqueen 7 Should Fortv-slx years of ijontlnuouaf York City to greet Queen Eliza-Achester opticians, elected to com- licity director of the IPubllc Build­ will be open to Catholics and non- interv’als. matn,alning the land for the' pro­ being released by proponents o f the its purrtiase, the Town arbitrarily you take a finesse, or should you ♦ K Q 4 Civil War carinon from the Sol- * k—At. .. *8 «>AnAFk8 'r>e\n\?sin8lFin iiq Catholics and wdll be conducted by An old-fashioned hoe, 'safely stowed away at the Amer- architects, from a field.<)f 16, for Tha hall waa decorated for the m>e Open Forum letter by Rob­ intereaU than the arbitrary water­ of spadss and wondtred what to store at 861-867 Main St^. Owner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olson of 13 Grace waa named a second vice course to be held in Bast Windsor 8. It is a matter of public rec­ pocketbook! Vote "No" for a 30 he waa a vlctlm-beneflclary of - a and loae the $7,000.00 per year; and do about the hearts and clubs. 0 J T I I S 4A84 Iqan t « ^ e n Hall U> be cared /or, president and Harold Davey sec­ (iccaslon 10 the harveat theme, oniy ert McCann In the Oct. 9 edlUon moat fortunate drcun>atanee and I shed designation under which it ‘and still active In business opera- Oak Grove St, celebrated their the proposed Pleasant Valley which may eventually be opened ord that the Manchester Country year- lease of valuable town prop­ that the Town will be compelled to Should he'finesse, or should he play 4 Q * * ___ ♦ T until aumc(4nt fundi cani be''ralsed retary.' Andy LIndberg la a mem- with corn and pumpkins ruled over ■nU piitehaM •( any of The Herald seems to disregard Club was offered the golf course am sure it wouldnt take a referen­ waa purchased. SOUTH Hona Is Nathan Mfcriow of 20 Holl 30th wedding anniversary last Sat­ School. - t() local town constables and Rea- erty to anyone at a fixed price! operate a mudlclpal course at a for the drop? to mount it at the War Memorial. lier of the Hartford County Boabd ' They will bring In their preUm- Ident State Policeman William by ghoats' and goblins. ,TR NKt SIRaW) completely the facts of the Man­ property by Cheney Brothers on dum to prove it. substantial loss to the Town. The Republican Dirsclors have re­ 4 a ' St. A native of Russia, Marlo'W was urday. Ol.son is'manager of the chester Country Club issue, which Mary D. Ross The gcqeral rule is to fInasse Some returning Union teldlers, of Directors. inary plana by 0 (jt. 28 so that the Bralthwaite. <; Ed Daly of Rocky HIH was the fM'ber Ur Siyi i June 5. 1955. Reference is made to a sugges­ fact of the matter la that a sub­ fused to face these facta. 48 X j r I i 2 the report gbea, brought the tiny employed in Japan for several Tom McAn’shoe store in. Manches­ letter was in ansvver to my Open when you hava eight cards In a ter . . . Effective today. Bidweli’s committee may. go to a public (ground woi’k for the course waa prompter for the square daiielng, 9. If you are a parent of a tion that this lease matter be given stantial number of golf-playing We recognise the fact*. We want 4 1# 8 ravll IVar field piece home with years and. after extensive traveling Teams have been selected by the Forum of Sept 30. And I repeat you are probably deeply Is It a Give Away? . the club to remain where It la suit (eounting your o'wn hand and Soda Shop at 627 Main St. will be’ town meeting to present them, isid at a meeting in East Windsor and music for round dancing waa M PIM M AVK I further study so that a solution members would prefer a moderate 4 X 8 8 8 . them aa token of war times for. Manchester ClvJtan Club to P«f-jsahl provided by the ‘'Hilltoppera,” a my • statement____ In that letter that with the oue.stinn .nr To the EMitor, \ . and we desire a complete study, the dummy), but not when you North Bast South Weat closed every Monday. Thursday night by East Windsor concerned with the que.stion «of Recent newspaper publlcltjr in more equitable to ^ e town and term Ipaae of the present course, Uie town. The itory goes that they ttcipate In the annual Fruit Cake' - ■* ■ youthful organisation conaiatlngof my heart sUll saddens when I club can be arrlved*At. Let's face not yat undertaken by anybody, to have nine. This was not, however, 14 14 $48 $4 ' ' ' ' \ The Public Building Commltte* towm officials and the town’s new suitable recreational facilities for opposition to the lease of water as would the townspeople. a. time to be guided by general had something of a race getting competitipn during the next tw o' Tomnriy Felice, '^jlmmy C ole. and think of the Country Club group them. In 1949 there were 5,000 the following facta: determine the best use of O. H. 4 48 4 4 i 44 , Pass Annual Ladies Night of the (PBC) met Wednesday night with Resident State Policeman, 'Wandell pr 79^ j their trophy away from the that expect their fellowmen to shed land' to -the Mancheater On Aug. 5, 1957, just such a rules. Manchester Kiwanis Club will be mbnthi. (Chairman Hc>ward Holmes Superintendfcnt of Schools, Merle Hayden. The courae, to be held on Riw Dowd. youngsters in Town—today there 1. Studies have been conducted land for Town and C.C. KOM PMt autoritlea at the time. has sej a goal of 8,O0O 'pounds to be subsidize' their pleasures rather Country Club Included statements lease proposal waa embodied and The Town Charter requires that South could see 21 points In high Opoulag iMd—4 A held Nov. 20 at the Manchester t. Woodmaflsee and the chairman the second and last Tuesdays of Mfreahmenta of cake squafea in are 12..500. which number may and questions regarding this mat­ over the past two yean and every ' More library History sold. Proceeds will be used for thh y,e Board of Edilcatlon, John orange and chocolate and coffee than to share, them with the double in 1905. As good citizens, discusaed th a letter from Tbwn the T.P.C "make detailed plana cards and therefore knew that the CTountry Club. General Chairman each month, win provide Instruc­ ARTHUR‘S’’ townspeople ter and called th.e lease a “Give proposal has been -opposed by the Manager Martin to the Directors. opponents held only 19 points In , A word or two more about the numerous worthwhile, community Kearney, to discuss general floor tion in all phases of police work also reflected the harveat theme. churchgoers and members of civic Idyal opposition even after the for the Improvement and recondi­ Sputh later fineased through W m I Tom McPartland reports that Away Progreun.” Careful and un- However, at aubiequeht meetings high cards. Nevertheleaa, the op­ history of the Douglas Library, Tony O'Bright and his , orchestra projects of the Civitans. Cliff Ulm plans and facilities for , the new for East- Windsor constables. The Chairman of the affair.waa Mrs. The facts of this vital issue can­ organizations we must think of Town Planning Board, Town De­ tioning of areas which In Ita judg­ for the queen of clubs. When that formerly known aa the Hebron w’lll captain Cliff’s (Jllppers, Ren- DRUG STORE not be overlooked and they are: btased'-ztudy of the situation will the Republican Directors absolute­ ment contains apecial problems.” ponents had voluntarily bid up to play also worked, the dangerously will play for dancing. . . Two mem­ school. courae. it has been pointed out, Anthony-J. Oryk, who te'rmed the the future to see what we can do refute the statements made and velopment Oommiaalon, Chamber library, Is that ita first presi­ ato ' Nicola .will lead Nick’s noe-dowii a success.' 942 MAIN S tR E E t, P\ 1, Although several town offl- about providing suitable facilities ly refused to discuss lf| substituting We firmly believe that this must four spades despite the unfavor­ high' contract Was home, bers of the Rotary Club, Harve.v The Board of Education met would be especially valuable if of­ ainswer th^quesUona raised. of Commerce and other cl;ric or- therefore the 30 year lease and Ig­ able vulnerability. dent was the late Dr. C. H. Pendle­ King and Karl Keller, celebrated ..ickers, Jim Herdic wilt handle ^ ei»i« have cited that there is no fort his growing number of chil­ ganiiatlona have gone on pacord In be done in order to reach a solution pally Question the Jim’a Jamers entry .while Herb 1. ' Liand iiv ^ e proposed lease Is noring the Manager’s advice. Bidding Indicative Partner deals and bids one club. ton. ■ . ■ birthdays last Wednesda.v while Interest In a municipal golf course, dren who will soon be clamoring favor of a lohg-term lease to the equitable to all. Mrs, Charles J. Douglas fol­ Phelon captains Herb's Jleckers. valued at $160>(l00'00. Lease fees The Town Manager's letter pro­ Why were the opponents so am­ The next player bi(U one Spade and John Pickles and A1 Schlebel will a petition with 3,501 signatures for them. County Club. Steve Caqragnaro lowed, then Dr. Douglas, the Jlev. Each team will have ei'ri:* ■ '■ refutes that opinion. These 2.501 paid oyer the thirty year period posed "that the ‘Town offer lo bitious In the bidding? Clearly, you hold: SpadtgiaO 8; Hoarta: K officially a*d another year on Fri­ The' Voters of Manchester on amount to 1210,000.00 or $50,000.00 2; The active opponents have Chairman, Democratic H. R. Keen, and Edward , A. era with the exception of Herdlc’s Signatures for a referendum were lease to the Manchester Country Town Committee they were encouraged by good J 7 6 5 2; Dlaiimnds: K 9 6 3; day. . . Manchester Dry Cleaners Tuesday, dct. 23 will be voting more than the cost to the town never proposed a plan that had Smith, who, as vice-president, be­ has opened a new branch store at crew which has been allocated nine not those of politicians but by a Club the three tracts pre-vlously distribution. South therefore sus­ Clubs; 3. What do you say ? members. KEITH'S 58th ANNIVERSARY. SALE! OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P.M. for an issue which will affect the and one third of the cost of the en­ enough merit to be considered pected that one opponent had a came president, the post now held 470 Maip' St., opposite the post large cross-section of citizens who lives of a future generation. They lea.sed from Cheney Brothers (the Answer: Pass. Beware of bidding • • • ■ , are neither very rich nor veiy tire tract purchased and set aside either by the town or the clpb, for present course! for 4 years from singleton heart and that the other at the level of two when you havs by him. office. The main oHce and plant is will have you to thank If “you as water shed. the reason that aiiy suggestion ‘Fair at Gr^en’ had a singleton club. Members of the Pendleton farrf- at 93 Welts St. . . New^ faces on Thirty:flve yearrf of servjce with ppor—they include white collar lock the stable door before the 2. The 10 golf holes from which Oct. 1, 1967, either party to have a weak ault and a aingleton In workers, junior executives and that waa made waa punitive toward the right to terminate the leaae on Theae observations led South to partner's suit. lly were pinch hitters as librarians the staff at Manchester Memorial The- Herald was noted earlier this horses have run away.” «.O nce the club Will move at the expira­ while the IJbrary was located fn mondh by William Anderson of 40 professional people among others. the dull and its members. Thb^peo­ six months written notice, termina­ Called Success the winning line of play. He led a (Copyright 1857. Oeoeral Hospital Include Mrs. Arlene public land is sold or i^yen away, tion of the three year agreement ple considering and studying 'the trump to the ace and returned a their front 'hall. They were suc­ Klerstead, N.A., Mias Dorothy liemlock St. Upon Joinilig The ^ On Dec. 12. 1955 .the tax- the public losea the use o f it will be maintained by the club and tion by the Town not to take place Featureo Corp.) ’Herald, Anderson was a composi­ yors voted that the Town of matter felt that. thla wasn't the trump from dummy. East played ceeded by Miss May Blssell and Lusy, N.A.. Mrs. Patricia Lausier,' ever., turned over to the town In play­ prior to Sept. 30. n 1959, or by Despite showers and cloudy Miss Inez H. Portef, the first paid tor in the Composing Room and uiehester acquire property for solution to the problem and felt either party between April 1 and the ten, and South finessed the A giant vacunun cleaner which LPN, and Richard Blanchard, e The majority party must never able condition.. This alone, at to­ that a plan wljereby the Interests Weather Saturday the "Fair at the Jack. librarians, at aboift 35 cents a X-ray orderly. later worked in the Circulation De- water department purposes and day's cost of building a golf hols Sapt. SO In any year.” leeds along at 25 mph aweepe * • * partnient. He assumed his present for park and recrsational pur- agein at any time in the future, of the town were adeqtutely pro­ Green” was called a success by This ftneasa succeeded, and .8. jet runways clean. time, and then by-Miss Caroline will amouht to llOO.OoO.OO and will tected and the club able to operate 'The Manager proposed that the E. Kellogg, at a salary of ,$50 a Tlie Chaniber of Commerce llsta poees and they allowed the full enter into such an agreement as annual lease fee ($15,000.00) be the Women's Society of the Com­ this present 30 yqar lease. It must enable the town to use these holes under the plan, waa the one to be year. tlie following men as. new mem­ faith and credit o f the Municipal­ for public use in any way they feel paid quarterly commencing Oct. 1. munity Baptist CMurch. Hie ity to be. pledged. This mekes nevsr belisve that it can bargain acted upon. Mrs. T. D. Martin succeeded in all parts of the world, he set­ bers: Melvin Bidwell, Bldw-ell away the.moat fundamental of aU will produce additional revenue 1957, and noted that if Cheney church was decorated rjdth stream- Miss Keltog, at a salary of Homs Improvement CTo.; Stanley every taximyer a'-shareholder In 3. No matter how many further Brothers still owned the course, the tled down In the United States and cohstltuttenal rights o f Amsrican and at Jio coat to the town. era. pumpkins, and corn atalks. $100 yearly. Now Miss Marjorie Mancheater in 1911. The first Mar Br< -the-Yaetors -that Walter Maellvain, the parcel post ■■■■ of'ifie precioUA ...... eiT’thb'hfonte' ataf. this pUrple 'service in the Nivy, trohsfeirfed to Town— o f- -Mahcimater - haa the "^next 30 years? Will you agree to and can’t be, used for residential might Induce a firm to locate hare fees for non-member residents and booth: Mrs. John Fletcher, Mrs. regulations both to be agreed to Sellers Write heart and five battle stars. the Air Force. He is married to equipment to msintain the golf work for your present employer or industrial development. wasn't preserved. The town of George Robinson, the "cellar and the fonmer Miss Marilyn Mohr of and revised from time to time by ELECTRONICS SS* Prof, and Mra. Charles C. Sell­ course and the park and recrea­ at your present salary for the next 2. You fdund that, you could use Manchester la paying a Arm attic treasures;” Mrs. Richard Manchester. Anderson, a staff position oh Dec. 28, 1953, aa Or-1 the General Manager and the ers write that they find London a ■ "Greatest thrill That Pve' ever tion property. 30 years? Are you a landlord? Will the land for a golf course as this $10,000 to promote Manchester Yerks, Mrs. Russell GrannUa and LABORATORIES fascinating place, like no other had,” was the reaction of William sergeant,"resides with his family at culution Manager. A native of j 0. Golf Is a valuable social and you guarantee ymir present ten­ In no ■way was detrimental to the as a good town for bualnesa and Country Club. Mrs. Raymond Korner, the 'STANEK the Eglin Air Force Base, Eglin. Nanticoke, Pa., Anderson has been j 4. The Mancheater Country Club city in the world. They are in- Forbes, drum major of the Man­ tecreatlonal factor In Manchester ant not to raise his rent for the watershed and you found some one industry to locate in. and, I am "clothes horse;” Mrs. Gladys veatigatlng Its every nook and chester Pipe Band, when asked to Fla., where he is stationed. He waa a resident o f , Manchester since, Uving and Its benefits can reach next SO years? whO/Would build a course on your aura this firm will agree that a to collect and have sole use of all Barney and Mrs. Floyd Chapman, 2 7 7 BROAD SERVICE corner, as far as possible. They a former football player at Man­ 1911. He la a member o f the Ma-i feea and other income for non­ be at New York Mayor Robert every age of both sexes. ' ' Fifteen years ago had I agreed land and pay you for its use. town with a private golf club has plants and bittersweet; Mrs. Har­ sa y the -people .(here are very Wmgfter’a party today In New chester High. . . All three Man- sons and Tall Cedars. 7. It Is essential that our to work for my emplo.ver for the ,3. You made an investment of a better chance of ^tting new member residents for use o f the old Lehmann and Mra. Henry Bart­ RADIO I 1 1 ( V I S I 0 N friendly. !li>ey also-'write' of Edin­ Board of Directors preserve our next IS years for the same salary gieo.OOO.OO In the land purchase have. golf course and appurtenant fa- ley, handmade Items. burgh,in ibout the'same-iteln. The the curricuUun to a recent meetihg (Colonial jSoard, for a pump hoiue May I urge that the citizens of clliUes.” Mrs. Thomas Totten and Mrs. climate hit them a tittle at first, Ellington Mr. Martin than listed tha ob­ . „ <«Ma> BB8TLE80 OITN "Jaoay” of the Board of Education. on Parker St., $10,000. KEITH'S W IU. Manchester dedda the matter on Wallace Mercer were co-chairman CbaBBel S R arifeid, Ceaa. »:»• ( •) BOU) JOCENEY ^ but now they don't mind. They ex­ Marriage License the baaia of what la good for Man­ jectives of thla proposal: of the fair. Ubaaael a Mew Ravea. Usaa, Before the next board meeting. Cbaaael U RariteiA Ceea. SukT’ ****' a*4 Deaait pect to return home Oct. 30. Robert Murphy, new chairman of Elarl Fred Lewis Jr., 209 E. NEVER BE chester today and In the future, "1. To provide Immediately for An enclosed clipping told of a Planning Croup A t the close of the fair a bright Cbaaael tt SpriaglldA, XaM. (IMI) TALENT ICOrTB the school board, will appoint the Middle Tpke., and Jane Aides UNDERSOLD! rather than on prejudice and poli­ such public use of the Manchester red coat, flngerUp-i«ngth. and a Cbaaeel M NrwiMtelB, Ceea, NEWS Park. for bond purposes. Areas of land These proposals and objectlvei WEATHER may be obtained any time the business as Affiliated Einterprises name of the Water Department (4t) MUSICAL INTRBLUDE0 function would be to attempt to at­ by a letter dated Aug. 6, 1957. But PLUS COMEDY TIME Robert Stone; Thursday, from 10 in a w orld ol‘ silence. area, and roadways are within our (4« ) POPEYR to 12, Mrs. Donald McClain; and waterahed area. l;N (It) THE BIO SHOW Friday, from 10 to 12. Mrs. In parts of Connecticut fishing, m :IIIN!Mli1iaft ( I) BIO A D V E N 'n'B R Could you guess "Masiar Kay” Bernard Mickey. hunting, picnicking and other rec­ JIurTiNBIfASCOPRI______CQU)Bt COM) ( )tU) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB The park display was deiigniKi reational usei are permitted In Debbie BerseMs I Zeaa Milne THE RABLY SHOW "TASI»fY" I "SKA WIFE” "IJMIa Rtf Rara” by three members of the Man­ \ ' wh£what’s good about waterahed areas. In the NatchaUg _ S;W I Silt-SsM watershed there are hundreds of <4S) TWILIOHT TREATER CHADWICK A CO. chester Art ASsti.. Mrs. Rita The Deaf Heart WED.—"SUE ALSO BMES” • :M I I) PUPRYF. , Laski, htlss Grace Tedford and homes. t "PICECP ALLEY” (U) CARTOON CARNIVAL. ER RT— MI 8-0888 •ill < I) NEWS A WEATHER Roger Crofts. a headache? The main concern in protecting A clothing collection for needy watershed area, is that no open ( 3) CONN. WILD LIFE starrinj; Pijter Laurie a :N ( 3) NEWS, SPORTS A WEATH­ [R FALCON people in Korea is also going on sewage outlets be allowed near ER la Caaa at iba BabbUaz this week. Good used clothing may the reservoir or the streama that ( 3) I'OLITICAL Braak” flow Into It. (U) BIO PICTUBE (IM t) ROYAL COMMON­ be left at any time at the British « ; » ( » ) SPOB'raCAST WEALTH BALL Alnerlcan Club, 79 Maple St., be­ Thus waterahed area la not the Si4« (33) NEWS (W) TONIORT "aecred,” unusable ground that 7 lit ( 3) EAW KEYK—LAST OF IliW (U) HEWS tween the hours of 9'a.m. and mltf-’f l^bbtd , MOHICANS—"T ba Wild II (M TONIORT night. ® some groups would have you be­ “Tammy and the Bachelor” ' O aa" 11:41 ( 3) W ITH ER A NEWS If you happen to have one right lieve. ^ e r e are many community Cla«aia8c*p« awl Color—ItSMtlf ( 3) S H E E IfT o r COCHISE 13 :i ( 11) .MILLION DOLLAR MOVIR uses for waterahed property which iny H now, probably all you need it (W PBEVUKS do not Interfere with the a’Ster JoM CoUla»-B4clMri Barloa I t m i D> NEWS supply. Such uses exist In Con­ “Sea Wife” Niehob tip r So Fashion-Mght an aspirin. But the fact is; a ' necticut today. t :S * « :4a-ftU MmdiMMr (■■"kliie. TUESDAY headache 'sometimes is a agnal. It may be telling We do not object to the Coun­ try Club aa such. Wa do net ob­ tf(W ( 3) NEWS for Your Kttohon- you something is wrong . perhaps something ject to their having a leaaa on FED.—"TEE Sl'N AIAO EISES” G O O D Y E A R . , HOLLYWiniOD RIMT Simple as— TEL. Ml S'iEITP (It) MNNBmCUT UFB a chance. Your physician can probably clear up O V E N lA K E D (h) AT HlTltB Wnw UTTT (81 UPWARD BOUND your problem in ihort order. Of course, he may SALISBURY (III 7 O’CLOCK REPORT t(ti (It) A-lwdys ;s;:r#iiS]ftxATHE> a WORLD TUBN8 lay all you need is aQ>irin—but even that’i w c^ (43) NEWS (tt) D MILLER SHOW knowing. t . STEAK 413) SIMIBn FOCUS (Calae) ______( 'f. B-ettar Onion gravy, potato chive 7 :W (31) LOCAL NEWS 1 :U DOUGLAS EDWARDS, (33) ROWAHO HILLER Shaw HALLMARK CARD # NEWS . (Calae) (33) HlQBLiaHTS ’2(M (IMt) MOUSR PABTT ^ Bill Here C-offea (M ) NEWS . (11) JOHN DALY. NEWS (M) 5SS)B'^8ro^aiMOM 7 (M « 31 AFTER DINNER MOVIE PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOR qt Cqvey's! $ ■ "Smari Wamaa” ( 31 PEOPLE’S CHOICE and DELIVERED CITY-WIDE lU) ROBIN HOOD "Tba CbaHer” NEW 1957 for A Jasty Meal Visit Our ( « ) FILM (It) THB PUCE IS RIdET (^lar) FRIGIDAIRE Chwrful Coffee Shop (13) A M B IO A N b a n d s t a n d (41) SH iniP r OF GOCjilSE >qa us for extia large ItM ( AH) OUT MnCHBUrSRO.W trade-lB alloiroacea (IMt) RURNS AMD UXBN OPEN DAILY 9 A.M . to 4 P.M. SHOW SAT. TILLS P.M.— C L ^E D ALL DAY SUNDAY Burton D, Exciuiivc TRIPLE REFINED ATLANTIC HEATING OILS frEARL •***"wr, AgpUaiiea aad VhrBitnra OsBtor NORTH END PHUMACY CAVEY’SjSfS' L. T. WOOD CO. •08. MAIN BiXEBT. ARTHUR 4 DEPOT S9UAR8-4dl 9-458S ^ 4SBASTCINTiainilT . <4 M lle u * WBsi'S BstTlfci 81 tTHdMNrtSgir ‘:’'' THraglke Telephone Mitchell 3-1129 i. 0 : i : .

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PJkfiB fO U l MANCHESTER UVIOTNO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 21; 1967 MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1957 Sldna Anderson of Sherman and in the Cooperative achopl are: Morn­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. Columbia silk screen printing by Margaret ings, Mrs. Max 2!{ieker, Mra. Rob­ Sanders of New Haven. ert Taggart, Mrs. John' Helm and c«es, 8:30 pun., clubhouie In Glnstonhury ' ' ~ School.' T he'H igh School will Committees Napied Mra. Elio Belli; and afternoons, C o v e n lr v Olefmey Park; imali claims ctnirt,, have their asaembly In the morn­ Junior High Unit Postal Department Asks Bids Earl Smith, Emory Clough of Mra. Patrick Mulhem. Mre. Wil­ 7 p.m., Board of .Selectmen'^ of­ ing of Oct. 29 and in addition to .TPlland and Mrs. Houstan were liam Greens, Mra. Sol Koenlgiberg. fice. Tomu’s Voters the elementary program the older To Pick Officers named as a committee to drdw'up Mra. Knut Baratrofn. There wlll.be Women Voters Seek Fwids Ton The Pack meeting will be held Nmv Prieat Named 'tjrive Friday' and Saturday to special town meeting tonight at 8 The Rev. Francia T. McGI.itui haa Dewberry, will pre.aent a aiate of ' Air-conditioned for * cificatlons has been posted at the problems and methods of getting Lohr. Mrs. Donald Tuttle, Mrs. . Charles J. Mullaney. son of Mrs W. Hsll. Oct. 30 S t 7:30 p.m. in Covnetry nomines for president, vice presi­ -1 yOnr comfort. tax bills into the Legislature for Edna Peterson, Mrs. John Cragin carixrry out it» program. No goal Grammar School. o'clock at tlie Academy School. been assignen to St. Paul's Cath­ present building located at the Robbie Khofla, Sunnylopes at Town Assessor IJ. Raymond Bro- dent. secretary and treasurer. Ad­ passage. and Mrs. Marshall Squier. the lake, was admitted at Hard haaaa bMii art. Mlsa HlWc M. Keller; ga will have special hours Wednes­ St. Judge Council No. 4313, First consideration on the agen­ olic Church as assistant pastor. william r . Quiah Parley .Vsked finance chairman, will be In gen­ da will be to decide whether to He wAs formerly at St. Maurice's ditional nominees for the same of­ Raymond T. Qnlth Center. Other towns represented were ford Hospital yesterday. Mullaney day at the North Cox'cntrj' Fire­ KofC, will have a social meeting fices may lie presented by other , Sew Building Considered MactorS' is arranging with the Andover, Coventry, Mansfield. is a first-year student at Mitchell eral rharge. at 8 p.m. Wednesday in St. Mary’a aiithoiize’ the maintenance of the (Jhurch in New Britain. .Home. Mra. Donald C. Smith of the''lo- house from 9 s.m. to noon for per­ Church' hsll with Ernest Chssse platol range built by the po'lice and Events Soheduled members at thia meeting. Tempo­ M l 3 -5 M 6 Last May, IC became known that office of the Automobile Tax Com­ Stafford. Tolland, Rockville and College. New London. sons wishing to file, property tax rary officers Will relinquish their a move was underway to eiect a mission for a meeting with hlni Wlllington. Besides Mr. and Mts. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Smith. cal L ean e haa been Invited by the of Andover, lecturer, in charge. volunteers under 'the stipervision The Republican Woman's Club State LwV to terve on the State declarations. He will be here •Oct. of the Police (Commissioner. The announces a food sale Oct. 26 records and duties aa soon aa the new building especially for a post and one representative from each Maciora other guests p^ere tpe Collins Rd.; have returned home 30 during the same hours. Friday I now officers are elected. office. Clair U Robinson, first Tax Collectors Assn, within the three local selectmen/ Clair from visiting in New York City Local Affairs Committee. T h ia Manrheater Evening Herald Oov- range is located at the town-gravel from 1 to ‘ p.m. at the Old Town committee ia composed of several he will be In the building from eotrv oorreapondenl, Mra. F. pit off New- London Tpke. .and Hail. Chairman of the affair is This being a parent-teacher-atu- MAIN Sir selectmen, went to the Zoning state. Mrs. Viola Houston. Mans­ Robnison and' Mevirs./' ra/ rbOOinsoMRobinsOi , with relatives. 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. for the same pur­ dent organisation, Charles John­ 225 women from all over the state and Pauline IJttle, telephone PI 2-62SI. outdo.or firing lanes have been in­ Mra. W. Scott Peters. Board of 'Appals and asked for field collector was selected to rep­ Henry B. Hutchinj:chlns and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Sharpe pose. son. principal, urges all'parents to an exception to the regulations, resent this group. The purpose of Sophia Kemp. Mr.r. y»d Mrs. Philip PROPOSED 30-YEAR Is In charge of preparing a' hand­ stalled and the foundation for a The Friendship Club will meet the meeting is to try to arrange Stonycrofl. spent the weekend in book for uae by local leagues. Thia All declarations m ust be filed on range house has been completed. tomorrow' at 1:30 p.m, in the attend and become associated with which would altoV him to erect H. Isham; and Atspssors, Lucius New Jersey, visiting their son and or before Nov. T to avoid the 10 the teachers of their junior high such a building oB\ property ad­ some system, which will facilitate I w. Robinson Jr. and Ward Rose­ LEASE TO COUNTRY CLUB book la to be completed for dis­ The. area is formally , under the Wolles-Turner Memorial Library. Aflvertise in The Hep«ld— It P«y8 wife, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sharpe tribution at a training day pro­ per rent penalty charge. Jurisdiction of the Board of .Select­ Mra. Richard Conant w'ill entertain children. joining the store where the post of­ collecting motor vehicle taxes by ' brooks and Mrs. Rosebrooks. and daughter and .husband. Mr. gram In November and another on Darden Club Sale fice is now located. This is in a receiving more - detailed informs- Worm. ’ a y » o r Local Stocks men. 1 ■ - with folk songs of ithe Old West. and Mrs. Paul Anderson. Jan. 21, 1958, to which aM League Coventry Garden Club will have Secondly, votera Will be ashed to Hostes.sea afe Mrs. Harry Miller residential tone. Lucius v T K n s T Jr. has members will bis Invited. its annual' rummage sale from 10 The board granted the exception, lice for use b> the assessors. announced that farmers wishing reaffirm their previous decision of and Mrs. Walter Hollister. •Maneheeter Evening H erald A- progress report of the local a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday in the Quntatinna Furnlahed by Aug. 19 to apply for partlolpstlon ■ Tli^ public auction sponsored by but- Chauncey M. Squier. secretary 1. ’•'as Belief ' application blanks for relief may group Is appearing aa a feature Nathan Hale Community Center Coburn t Middlebrook, Inc, in the .Social .Security program for Fitting children's shoes is a specialty at Leonard's: to the board, warned • today that Mrs. Edward Darling of Mans- obtain thepi ffom him. He and the C olum bia oorreapondenl, Mr*. GENERAL MANAGER’S SUGGESTEO the Men's (Jli'.b of St. Paul's article in the November laaiie of fo r. Us community service pro­ town highway eniploves. (Jhurch ylll start promptly at 8 If at any time the building were field, a represenUtive of the Mans- other as-sessors will be In session Donald R. Tuttle, telephone Aca­ the state pamphlet on Connecticut gram. The hall will be open from The third Item will be the ac­ vacated by the post office it could field asse-ssors office, spoke regard­ R EN TAL-C LU B TO REMAIN Manchester Trust .. 60 65 p.in. today. Many worthy vallie.e«m enlarged. Everyday cut chapter of the natlorul asso­ In the Booth-DImock Memorial Public I'tllltICA The film was loaned to the PTA ‘‘F ittin g 1$ M A N CH ESTfR buainesa la difficult, but holiday chary, of the 11th annuql Exhibit / GOLF CLUB BUT Librarj' on "Your Town's Gpvern- elude -Mrs. Walter Siwek. Mrs. of tiie Society for Cdnnecticut ciation and now a member of the Gerard Dubord. Mrs. Walter Fitx- Conn Light A Power 16’i 18', Council from the Center CTiurch Our Bu$inesd“ times aie almost a nightniare. she board of directors. While in Cali­ ment and Fire Protection." Conn. Power ...... 36', 38', library in Manchealer. The young Personal Notices aaid. Largg packages fill up their Craftsmen said today ^'at it will A limllar daytime meeting will patrlek, Mrs. I-eater Crowley snd be held again in Centlnel Hill Hall fornia she plans a reunion with a Do FALSE TEETH Mrs. Alton Pierce Jr. Thei-e are Hartford Electric Lt 51 53 trick or Ireatera this year wdll par- working apace until not even her childhood friend whom she has not be hild Thursday from 10 a.m. to Hartford Gas Co...... 34 37 tieipate 4n the UNICEF Halloween of G. Fox and Compahy, Hartford, Reck, Slid* or Slip? 11:36 a.m, in the library . 36 girls enrolled in the troop. Card of Thanks desk la avaiiaMa for her work. Oct. 29 to Nov. 2. seen in many years. W e d o o p p o s e " g i v i n g a w a y " t h e u s e o f Harold M. I.4iwler of Greenfield. So. New Enffland program sponsored b.v the PTA The present working apace is Housewarming for Kuzlcks FA8TB£TH.,aii ImproTMl poilrdor to Cliurrh Supper Set Tel...... 30 32 Council and will collect pennies This outstanding event in the IM tortoklRd on uppor or lower pUMt. The First Congregational Church Mass., district governor of District We Wish to thunk aU of otir n«ich* all In oife room, in the corner of craft field will feature the best ef­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rusicka boll m tooth moro firmly in ploeo No. 789, Rotary International, will Manufacturing Companies for the help of poor children in b<{rs, friends and matives for ‘ the the General store. Here aortiiig and uo not Bllde. ollp or rock, ffo cummy, Board of Christian Education Is many acts of klndnesii and aymiNithy forts of the state's designer crafts­ of Whitney Road were honored by make a special \isit to the local Arrow, Hart. Heg. .. 42>, 45', other coimtries. shown ii» in onr recent h^rearem^nt. Siswitnm- of all mall Is done, in ad­ a group of their friends Sunday looey, poity Uito or fooUni. FAB* VALUABLE TOWN LAND ■pontorlng a family potliick sup­ Associated Spring .. 31 34 Next Monday the__film will dition to bocdckeeplng. bffx dellv- men in the fields bf ceramics, metal TEETH li olkniino (non-ocKf). Dom per for pupils of the Church School, Rotary Club meeting Wediw!.sday JSL£-£apaciailv thank all thoce.who *pnt CAMERA SALE smithing, woodworking, toleware, afternoon, with a house warming not oour. Cbeeki "plot# odor ’ at 6:45 p.m. In the veatry of the Bristol Brass .. v.... 9 11 be shown to the Eostbury and the hoautifut floral tributes and loanM eiy and general (Mrvice. receiving turt breoth). Oot FASTBETH at any their parents and teachers, to Collins ...... 120 — the ua^ of rare. A LL CAA4ERAS RfDUCEO 10«A decorated textiles, enameling on party. The couple, who moved into druff counter. First Congregational Otiirch. The Naublc School chlldrei# and on \‘-e' and sending mail. their newly built home in Septem­ promote mutual interest, under­ Ladies' Assn, of the/church will Dunham Bush ...... 8 9 Tuesday at tho High St. Mrt. Arthur Qenoveae and pon. copper, sliver jewelry and others. standing and rooperalion between In addition to'Poatmaater Beck, There will be a special dlaplay ber, came here from North Wind­ serve the dinner. Em-Hart ...... 41 44 Buy Now For Chriatmas • A SaiAll her assiirtant, Mrs. Alfred Borac- of the articles which were accepted ham. Ibey have two children. He Would you sign away your property for 30 years parents and teachers In the school's An assembly program, will fol-- Fafnir Bearing .53 56 chl. works here as well as the for the aOuvenlr design contest works at Pratt and Whitney Air­ educational program. This will be low The dinner meeting. Landers. Frarv, C2k. . 14 16 Down Payment Will Hold Any .CamaraI rural mail carrierj Raymond E craft in Blast Hartford. They re­ at 6 p.m. TTinr.sday In the church Tomorrow’s activities include N. B. Machine ...... 27', 30', aponaored' by the Society In the vestry. . Lyman and at times extra work­ spring qhd shown at the Lyman ceive many lovely glfti. Buffet ot TODAY^S prices? THIS l§ YOUR PROPERTY - U.S. Defense Savings Stamps at North 'and Judd .... 29 32 ers. Allen Museum in New London. supper was served. '.\A11 parents are urged to come 7:.V) a.m. at Coventr.v Grammar Rusaell Mfg...... 17'a 19'i Oaaaeraa net ia atock aan ha ard I for Clirlatmaa at i Bids are asked by E. R. La Demoaatrstlona - Mtnor Accident and bring their families. Each fam­ Schnol; Nimble Fingers 4-H, 3p.m. Stanley Works ...... 38 41 count. Order your movie eaase I actema • aBda | Vault' real estate officer for the ily liySa^d to bring its own dishes with Mrs. Marion V. Gregory; Girl Terry Steam ...... 1.55 165 HARVEST SUPPER ind FAIR -post office-..department.....for .n e t During the week there will be Albert B. Mlcha. 65. lAurei Jectori and oqulproeat, (mw! thmk before you acta We believe that tbose wbo ,and.^ye.i7vare and either a hot _Bcqut,. JIYoop^ J2..__at „6;3(), p.m., Torrington ...... 22 24'i ■ • I...... ^ . ■ simce of 1,000' equarc feet; plat­ a«Bd«

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iRanrtfpfitpr ty or the other, with the 19M mid­ Bolton Church Unit Plans | term election In View. Droodles Auxiliary of'VFW FOR THE VERT FINEST IN ^DpAing Ifrrai^ Until R certain event two Weeka Skywatch Schedule QUALITY USED CARS Children‘*s Party: ago, the Democrats wart pratty By ROGER PRICE To JElear CD Talk ROAST BEEF SUPffiT PUBLUIBICP BT f lU ALWAYS SEE OUR OOMPUCTE SELECTION ' Forms Ready for Farmers m ■bxIIqd inumwa ooT othe mating'of the Its monthly meeting tomorrow j ,s m < »u S**r’*5^ifiRw5^N living, ii-ith side-swipes at the 3 a.m. - 4 a.m...... Volunteera Naeded TO CHOOSE FROM To Apply for Drought Relief NORTil COVENTRY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT W4LTXR R rEROUBON auxiliary to Anderson-Shaa Post, SEDANS, COUPES, STATION WAGONS, CONVERTIBLES evening at, the church. | MR. CHARLE.S HECKLER, CHEF ^btU lw n tight money policy. Then the Rua- 4’a.m. - 8 a.m...... Voluntee’rs Needed No. 3048, VFW, tomorrow night A Halloween Costume Party for SOHhCltd Oclob«r 1, I»n 8 a.m. - 8 a.m...... Eleanor Hembrichts. Henry Hem- aikna. launched an ^arth aatallite. at the poet home. ALL OUR CARS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED Bolton. Oct. 21 (Special)—The* ler Jr. who accompanied toe young children of the members will be Brechts Guest speaker will be M. Sgt. held from 8 to 8. Mr. and Mrs. | _ PwWUMd Bwjp SiTtmns B>e*M with both scientific and military 8 a.m. - 10 a.m. : ...... I-ouis R. Call BANK FINANCING UP TO 88 MONTHS State has worked swiftly to effect people waa unable to be present WMlntMlay, Oct 23, 5:33 ani 7 P.M. SpuBdayBSnd BolldsT* Enterftd si Cn« George Green, U8AF, with the fil- OPEN TILL 9 EVENINGS for the entire program. He Walter Meier and Mr. and Mrs. «PoM Qtnc* ■: M«i)Cheit«r Conn., w aignifiranCA And now the Demo­ 10 s.m. - Noon...... Louis R. ^all toe farm relief meaitures pasaed by Ernest Scott ' arc in charge of 1 Claw Hail -Mailer Noon - 3 p.m...... Louis R. Call * t office at New Haven. He will preached at two afternoon services CHURCH COMMUNITY HOUSE m .BXIBSCRJPTION R A T ^ crats are in full cry on the theme talk and show a film- toe Special Session of the Legisla­ conducted for patients at the In­ games, and Mr. and Mrs. William • Parabla In Ad»aiica\^ that Eisenhower, tha great gen­ 2 p.m. - 4 p.m...... Teanne Jacobi BARLOW MOTOR SALES Sibrinsz and Mrs. and Mrs. Arnold | 4 p.m. - 8 p.m...... David Janssen, Jim Oalanek Accompanying him will be Mrs.' WINPSOR AVE.; KOCkviLli—PHONE TB B-3Sta ture last month. Ix>cal asaessor E. stitute for Living. RT. 44A. NORtH COVENTRY. CONN. eral, has left US defenseless in the Lets Waldron, who ia in charge of Teacher Aida Kleinschmidt will serve refresh­ 8 p.m. - 8 p.m...... Roger Winter ' Pierce Herrick haa announced ap­ ments. world, because he Was asleep at 8 p.m. - 10 p.m...... H e rb e Benapn, Virginia Benson tha local Skywatch. plication. forma for exemptiojia on Mothers who will assist at the DONA’riONS— ADUL’TSjl.SO—CHILDREN 75c ___MoMlw The regularmeeting of the aux­ Co-operative Kindergarten and A brief business meeting will be na Moms ... the switch, bersuss he treasured 10 p.m. - Midnight ...... Ronald Rickert livestock and poultry have tieen held, and plana will be aiacussed _Saak.T ...... iliary will be held at 7:80 and the Nursery this week Include Mrs. Reservations: Mrs. Walter Pomeroy—PI 2-7436 ^udget cuts' above rocket progress. Skywatch Rost located on top of Mancheater. police S^ion. received by him. for the Fsmily Night Supper to a ii^ a Copt .. Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal' program, will begin at 8:80. Mem­ Charles Warren, tomorrow; Mrs. Qna reason the Democrats were bers of the post and friends are in­ Herrick said eligible farmers be held on Friday. Nov. 1. ■ * Of Building, Monday, Wednesday or Friday from 1 to S p.xp! have 60 days after Oct. 2 to file the George Williams, Wednesday; Mrs. STEC PRSaS so glad to see the Russian satellite vited to the program. Margaret Stanton. Thursday. TiM^SSx^tia rcu la cxcluilTtlf 'Steam Injun’ applications. He expects there will TaMUM ta iba uaa of rapubllcationubIlcatioB o( get intmthe skies just when it^dld Members of the auxiliary are re­ be only about a half dozen eligible There will b« no school Friday I wouldn't recommend this Droo with, the cheerfulpe.ss and gladness minded to bring groceries for the Extended Forecast 2UI Sava BtaaMcbaa cradiM■ la it. or was that, until then, the acts and of children,-delighting ourselves In Weekend Projects for toe exemptions in this town. ,, since public school will be closed | «jaal olhrrwlae otbanHaa cradllMcraallad In Ihl«thfa oapofaac die, suggested by George Wlniilett kitchen basket. on that day for the State Teach-1 , t: ‘ ■<:. ,,'1, w n f alao tha leoal aawa pabilahad hara policies of a Democratic governor thee and rejoicing in thy work, The applications may be ob­ Connectiout — The five day m All kisbta of rasublleation if apaclal of New York CJlty, for the Droodle through Jesus Christ our Lord. era' Convention. T>i—The GENERAL or^^yLfp"™ *^ tlciana are assumtng. Masonic Temple. tine job. and that the n trans­ DON’T BE COLOR-BLIND years. \ ThI.s town haa been without a Denial’’ will be observed by the a.m. and the 2 p.m. services. body of Delphii Martincaii, 64, of Ciaaatflod Baadllna' Kld:Sb'a.m. - aittB comfortable to Droodle that way Four re.strictiob^ are listed in post office since the early 1940'a ly of pablicatloB azeai:apr Saturday Of course, we, the people, -ihay Robert W. Ferguson, preiident former is a more powerful model Woman's Society for Christian 94 Arch St., New Britain, a re­ FEA’TURING HOME MADE ITALIAN SAUSAGE but well worth the head start it than the orip It replaced. the agreement: \ when the old post office st the TV SERVICE a m fool them. We may decline to go always gave him. A man like that of the Fellowcraft Club, will be the Service of South Methodist Church $20,000 BLAZE tired factory worker, was found and MEAT BALL GRINDERS acting m atter and will be assisted At Park and Chestnut Sti., WHEN YOU BUY COAL 1. No carcaas of animals or Center wss closed. Monday, Oetobdr J1 along with the ghoulishness in­ should go far irt the Droodle from Oct. 25 through 31. Collinsville, Oct. 21 (An A hanging from a tree in woods at bays M ttC A Also All Types of Sandwiches and Short Orders game. by the following offlc'era: Robert crews from Andrew Anealdi Co. It caw ceat you money I It's thrifty-it’s safe I Bay fowl are to be left In dutnp; 2. No 3 - f I o o r restaurant - apartment Hlgganum today. Medical Exam­ Nights w 2 a 9 3 Phis Parts volved, We may rnake our own Muldoon, senior warden; Victor I. were busy laying a storm sewer large stumps, logs or stonritare to Manchester E-venlng Herald Bol­ On Friday, three "Quiet Day" ‘blue coal* today t services will be held at the church. building on River St. waa damaged iner William Warng said it was a TEL. Ml t-5483 ' t |testr|i]nii!|[ Th* Pawns somewhat less sweeping appor­ Meyers. Junior warden; Carl C. foi thoapartments being built by Insist on the coal .that's col­ be dropped in the dump; 8- All ton correspondent, Doris M. D’ltal- by fire of undetermined origjn suldrfe. Hultgren, senior deacon: Alan J. the Park Ohtstnut Oorp. Other nibblsh is to be dumped over'the I la. telephone Mitchell 8-5545. At 10 a.m. the service will be led Tha Vnihad Nattoira is conaidar* tionment of the blame involved. ored blue. It's your guarantee We might even not be Uatening. A Thoufflit for Today Ledgard. junior deacon; Miller crews also were occupied in dig­ edge; and 4. The custodian's in- Inr, aa Ua most likely action in Haugh, senior steward; Raymond ging foundations and groundwork you're getting top-quality hard itructlons must be obeyed. We might be reserving our at- Sponsored by tbo Mancheater coal, 'blue coal' burns clean 'blxM ^OINd' the i^jroMnt Near'Uaat ciins. the Connell of Chnrchen J. Hughes, junior steward; past for the apartment project. Observe La.vmen's Sunday sendM; of some team of observers tenjion for soma stray non-politi­ master Herbert J. Leggett, chap­ "Not building, just removing and hot with far less waste. CieBsi, l4ife> lew-Ceat Meet Howard P. Jensen, chairman of teethe border between Syria and' cal voice, pitched on a slightly lain; and John J. PerettO. marshal. fill," said a raprasentativa of toe Board of Deacons of the Con­ higher lei’el. A Workman's Prayer Others taking par| in the degree Jam es D. Aceto Co. as his steam gregational Church conducted wor- ^rkey, to Investigate arftl w-atch O God our Father,, renew our THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. work will be William Muldoon, shovel chopped out a large chunk 888 N. MAIN ST. TF.L. MI 9-5358 MANCHESTER ihip service.s yesterday in observ­ yconditiona there, presumably ■ to spirits draw our hearts unto Wayne Garland, Alva Roasi, of earth from a bank o>i th?north ance of Laymen’s Sunday. He ^ Bee that neither netion, starts In- The Big Yawn thyself, that oUr Work may not George Strimaltia. Clarence E. side of Hrtford Rd. eaat of Camp- cho.se as hla sermon topic. "Faith. " vadlnE the other. be to us a burden but a delight, Schiebel, William R. Hewitt and field Rd. CLEAN ... SAFE ... LOW-COST HEAT Walter Waddell read the Scrip­ Dftent political campaigns are arid give aa.auch a niighty love for Walter A. Person Jr. And Kins' Saud of Saudi Arabia Window Shades ture lessons; John Jensen and Ed­ criticlaed on the ground of pro­ thee at may gladden allqour obe­ At the conclusion of the degree The Braxlllan govammsnt Is a ward Accomazzo aerve Arthur CruF Storas < two paivns in the situation aa it is of interest in tha campaign ia be­ the war of nerves in Which RiisjilB ing .attributed by New York ob­ and the United States are'threat- servers to the 'Telatively gentle­ •nin(f to move these pawms. manly .demeanor of both candi-' Qns of fh# werld'i moit fsmoui mills . . . right Kgrs In So long aS Russia and the United Cennsetieut . . . offsrsd us 1,397 squSrs yards OLLIE'S \ States consider this area one privi­ dates, Cbriatenberry'a let’a-piay- politics - with - crime - and - pov- leged for their otvn great power, , ^ of mill sseohd cai^patifer this birthday celebration. ( Wa AUTO BODY maneuver., every pawn f,o„tier 1.1 can't mention tha name hare, but you'll know it I { Neither is an exoMing speaker and e potenUal hot spot, every native whan you sea this big stock.) .We'll cut to ★ WELDING ' neither has the gift of.ahpwman- government in the region is sub­ -★ AUTO BODY and ' ship. oom sizes or for wall-to-wall installations*.ir ject to plotting pressures, and th e , . FENDER REPAIRS quieting dou-n of one particular: Although W agner 1. Ui. odda- Sguare Width Color Weave Regular Sale m ★ COMPLETE CAR hot altuation represenU only | o" t»''orite to win the clmiUon. the PAINTING interlude in a struggle which ^ril^ a square yard comfort to him. He .^ s other, iJtOQllER and ENAMEI continue, and sooner or later, heat Brown 3-ply all wdol random tex- * up in aome other place. higher political ambitiotl8. But to Tweed" tured. with patented )Loc- 8 Griswold Street qualify for a future sqttatorial or Because Ij ■will represent a tem­ weave back .■. .|11.50 7,55 E Tel. MI 9 .5025 porary drawing beck of the Pibemstorial nominsUdiv. h« 64 Beige Heavy all wpo1 Axminster in big powers, mt Interlude in the ^ an abstract leaf design; 2 ,' Turkish-8>Ti«n clash of pa«-n» nnHl| u ll'’" ^ " rolls ...... ,,....'.....,,118.60 * 8 .9 5 be welcome, if it can behe managed.!”'" '” “ 1.000.00(J\vote., AAnd toe More fundamentally, the need i, . " '.y things look n o i^ U to 162 Sgndalwood 3-ply all wool multi-level ran- 3C •More fundamentoUy, to . need i s -.... " “y . .. ‘” .. '"8 ... * ...... — n o iv ^ ,p « p to enough • dom textured loop pile; 2 • for the two great center, of world "'hlP^P ^ e t t e ic o A . poss'er to agree .to let these ' ehthusiasm amqn^ ^ V pportera rolls...... $11,95 7.95 to_^^uaura hintaell that kind of a 66 16 ft. Gray 3-ply all wool multi-level ran­ That Interpret The ______;______plurality. CARPETS dom, textured loop p ile ...... $11.96 7,95 Wishes Of The Family 'In any event. It la perhaps -uk- There'i No STOPPING TIME! Political GhouliahneaB 46 , 12 f t - Turquoise 8-ply all wool multi-level ran­ That’s'fo r aure. Winter will be here before you know ihg top. much of any candidat^o dom textOTed loop pile ...... $11.96 7.95 Things are ngVet’ too grave, i t ; try to stir excitement in NeW it! NOW’8 the time to have yoqr burner cleaned and JOHN C. DURKE arwuld appear, to provide a sort o f: Y ork'this yeafl After all. this is 28 12 ft." Green Wool-and-raybn blend multi- overhauled % . . while it’s not in usi,e and we have the FUNERAL HOME I Mbfesque level loop pile; Lockweave grisly hope for spme politicians, .the year.in which indifference per- men and time for the Job. ★ T E I. Ml 8-0868 QOMI. ensr CtOophaiie rutrds ‘ Thus we have if reported, by mitted two major league ball clubs ' back,...... $9.96 6.65 ST EAST CENTER ST. 41% 16 ft. Sandalwood Stalux carpet rayon with __ IT’S 'TIME to order your fuel oil, TOO! A Bantly Fuel AMBULANCE SERVICE Home Toam B re u ’s freshness. shrewd Washington analyits, and to leave New York. Against that OfEN Oil-Club "Contract guarantees “weather-controlled” fuel These plump white loaves really we have it illustrated, by the | kind of demonstrated apathy, Tweed coloring permanently sealed ' Home Town Bread in the, yarn. Ripple-textured oil delivery— PLUS a burner service that’ll keep your are fresh -- baked every day tor artual lines bein'g taken by poll- j what could two mere riisyoralty THURSDAY “home fires burning” f H winter long, our home town to r ^ h you at tidans of both" parties that toe i candidates accomplish 7 • tweed ...... $9.60 the peak of flavor! Try Home Town. politicians believe there are rich ------Mi FRIDAY 86% 16 ft. Pebble Staylux carpet rayon, per- - ; -CALL MI 9-459$,or TR 5-3271 ; RANGE Your family deserves the best bread. peUtleal dividends in two of th e' An electric light bulb, a replica Twsed martently colored; ripple- ' ■' For Fast, Efficient Service \ ' ii ■vents of our day. , of Thomas EMUon's first practical textured tweed ...... $9.60, lampi ia lit In Schenectady, N. -Y., NIGHTS »UEL OIL l^ok for the kouee-and-weatkervaM Tliese two events are generally and is axpected to .bum until toe "Our Raputatiaar' on the red end of the wrapper. Classified ’ ax American disasters. year 2097. DELCO-HEAT la Your Asaonuiea** GASOLINE Conceivably, the.v could rouse us to some non-partisan resolve tq HOME TO W N b r e a d IS BAKED AND BAKED BETTER BY NABtSCO-NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY* find America's greatntos. and re- CHARLIE'S BANTLY OIL f^bU h tt before tha world. And lARBER SHOP •Subject to prior •aJb; all In atock RANTL ILCO.T nc ■ . \ .. i\! ■HttyTmay still do that eventually. 58 WPODLAND ST. as of Oct lethi' ■ I ') \'N lf!| 1.1 First, however, we liav» to sea how Pleaty ef Free Paridog O F M A STER 1 3 1 MAIN STREET MANCKISTER. C O N N tbSse dlMters can be turned to 8 A.M. to • P.M. m Mlfdiill 9 •1S9', i-, CLOSKD THURSDAYS Telephone MI 9-4595r;;-Rocl^U»-<^ 8<;^271 the aOnaUgt of one poUUcal p ar-1 S3 M A IN ST R E E X M Itehsll 3-5 I 7 I — C L O S E D , A L L D A Y M 0 N 0 AY S ROCKVILLE TR B-SB?! t 1

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\ ■j; HANCHESTKB RVENING HEB'ALD. MANOHERTER. CONK. MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1957 PAGS EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1957 PAGE NIKI iTKim--s4e WHAY—e io Rossellini Denies U.S. Military Cutback Program Zoners Hear .WOBO—IXW Daily Radio ‘ w n c —iM o He^ll Leave Ingrid Voter League WtXX>—ISM Eastern DnytIgM Time w p u p ^ i e i e Biggest Since World War End Bids Tonight (Continued bom Page Oue) Starts Drive Tli« (oUowtng profram achad'^i'M— . WHAY—Roxary Hour : “What about theae divorce ru- (OeaHaOed from Page Oae) dropped. The Air Force la reduc­ An application for a variance to ttiw ’ ar«' Mpplled by the radio WTIC—Life and the World ifinrs?" he Vaa aaked. ing by 10 the number Of reserve erect a antenna The annual 1-fiay flnafiea drivt WDRC—K. R. M urrow squadrons and dropping three Air manafemtnU and ara aubject to ^ W £OP—Top 40 Time "That la abaolute nonaanae,” he. duatry and labor which works on behind the Parkade will be heard >e( tha League of Women 'Votan chaafa wlUiout noUca. replied. government edntracta, and upon N ^onal Guard squadrons. tonight in a public hearing by th^ will be held tomorrow. Mra. 'Carl WHAY-Record Rodeo 1 1 1 ! Air Force also la cloaing WTIC—<>roucho M arx "Doea that mean that you are oommunitiea depending In part on Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) Ungenfelter is ehairman of Um Planer Party WDRC—RoWri tJ. Lewli down about a score of its smaller at 8 o’clock In the Municipal Build­ WcvA.'—Keouni IUvim going to live with your wife money spent'by bases and person­ Installations, employing several drive; .y WPOP—Myetery^lme again?" a reporter aaked. ing. ITie kickoff will take Waco at WKNB—PJL C:U- nel In their area. thousand civlliana. w n c —Ro«» M ille r, WHAY—Record Rotleo The amlle left Rossellinl'a face F(trmlanda Blxchange Corp. has a coffee hour at the home of Mra W DRC—Arthiv G nitrey WTIC—Groucho Marx 100,000 Out from Servioee The biggest impact of Air requested the variance permitting George Marlow at 9:30 am. The WPOP—wax work* WDRC—Robert Lrwlt and he replied iharply: “My wife Force cutbacks on civilians, howr w r o r —Myticry Time and I have never parted and have Within about two months, the them to erect the antenna on in­ committee of solicitora will then be Defense Department Issued two ever, is showing in the stretch-out WHAY—Platter Party no intention of partlng.” or termination of contracts. terior land south of the W. Iiflddle aaelgned to praapocUve confrlbu- WCCC—Record Revue WHAV—Rfronl Rmieo He aaid after ipending two daya cutback orders to drop a total of Tpke. shopping center. The re­ tora. '’After completing their aa- WJWM-P.H-.i WTIC—Night Line about 200,000 men from the Army, The aircraft Industry has ex­ om WDRC—Rust V Dm per In Paris he would go, briefly to quest Is being made for John Deme, aigiunenta the eolicltora will return WTIC—R Miller Navy and Air For€l. The first pressed deep concern about the ef­ WDRC—Arthur Godfrey WPOP—Hound Dog Rome and then return to India to fect of the reduction of military 136 Woodland St., owner of the to Mrs. Marlow's home for a lunch­ WPOP—Wax Worka :«A- complete his ye( unnamed film order, poeted by W llsoif on July 16, M anchester B roadcasting Co. eon meeting. t i i a - W’HAY—Rrronl Rodeo v directed a cut of lOO.OOO men by procurement on plants and on WHAY—Platter Party WTIC—Night Line there. their skilled employes. Deme said that the variance The League conducts a finance WCUC—Record Revue WDRC—Rtistv Dinner t MIsa Bergman, who la playing next Dec. 31. The second, issued would be contingent upon final campaign annually at this time' WKNM-P.M. ,. WPOP—Hound Dog on Aug. 19, ordered a fu rth er cut (Tomorrow; 'The Impact of the w n c —Roea MUler ' on the Paris stage, has persistent­ cuthack program on key areas of Federal Coimhunicationa Commis­ to raise fundi to>carry out Its pro­ WDRC—Cal Kolby ly denied rumors of a rift with her of about 100,000 by next June 30, gram on tho national, state end WIIAY-Nighl Wftlrh the end of the 1958 fiscal year. . the nation). sion approval for. the station'. He WPOP—Wax Woraa WTIC—Tplrphdns Hour husband over his reported romance hai been negotiating with the FCC local level. It is eetimated that ever *i4»— W*>RC—World Tonight with Mrs. Das Gupta. This was a swift acceleration of half of tho funds contributed' n - WHAY—Platter Party WPOP-r^Hound Dog a manpower cutback program since F ebruary 1954, when he puY- WCCO—Record Raviea • :U - The Indian woman, who report rhaaed the physical asaeta of itialn hers In tha Manchester com­ WKNB—P.M. WflAY—Night Wmrh which had started more than a PUC Delays Boost munity to finance its local agenda WTIC—Rn*a Miller WTIC—Trlrjihftnp Hiitir ediy left her husband for Roasel- yeai* before. WTHT. WORG-^ i^b> llnl, arrived In Parla Oct. 6 and The FCXJ announced in July that rarn Strait and the work of the votere' eervlM WPOP— Wax Worka WDRC—World Tohighi By next June 30. the Army will J, committee. WPOP—Hound Dog- hasn't been heard of since. Rumors be down to 900,000 men. In 1953 In Conn. Co. Fares its staff was preparing the de­ fiia— • :W— were current that she hoped to cision granting him permission to The local agenda for the 1957- WHAY-fPlalter Party WIIAY-Nifht Watch it had an average dfi about 1,530,- 58 year Includes a study of the WCCG-Rarcrd Review WTIC—Bunniipll Symphony Preview persuade Miss Bergman to let her 000 men. It was down to a little (Contlnoed from Page One) operate the 250-watt station, but ’ W K NB-P M. have Ros.selllnl, but the actress problema involved in the munie- w n c —Nowa WDRC—Russ Nauibiton over a million men last year and the approval will not become of­ WDRO—Newa Reporter Wl»OP—isouna D and engineer organisation!, ia re­ Waterbury, Bridgeport, New rangemenu for the drive are Mrs. WPOP—Modern SbUndt' moving more men. Fred Bemtson, I^ydall St., Rural Mearahell Banaver, Mra: Chariee w n c —Ron 'MiUer tee measuring store fronts for s.iult and obstructing a patrolntan. Haven and Stamford. 19:4g- Christmas lighting. Robert M. Shute, 42. Overbrook The Army also is cloaing down Residence Zone. Jeihrf^, Mrs. Jack McCarthy, WDRO—Cal Ktolbv WHAY—Night Watch Judpe Obliges, He w;as arrested a fte r a disturb­ Rd., w as fined *12 ifor intoxication. ReqOMts for Signs WPOP—waxworks WTIC—Gufst Star According to John Wlet. execu­ ance at a local tavern and la re­ nine ordnsnee production plants Mr*. Jay Rublnow, Mrs. Milton D. WDRC—Q urrn EU»ab*»th He pleaded innocent to the charge. and Curtailing operations at five The ZBA will hear three bids tive vice president of the Chamber, stricted from entering any tavern Gerald Blonin, 37, Hartford, was Caine. MrB. .WiUlam Hannah, Mrs. *' WHAY—Dateline WPOP—Modem Sounds the measuring la being done In an Gives Vagrant others. It is closing out eight Bake Sale Listed for signs; a fourth sign applica­ Thornton Wocdwell and Mrs. Mar­ WCCC—10th Annlveraary Show ll:9g^ in this area during his probation. fined *15 for operating a commer­ tion has ^en withdrawn. WKNB—Open MUta WHAY—Night Watch effort to arrive at a fair appor­ atorage and depot facilities, a ter­ low. w n c —Newa WTIC—News tioning of coats of the lighting. 60-Day Term Charges Dismissed cial vehicle without fender flaps. minal and a general hospital. Sev­ At PTA Meeting The 153 Main St. Corp. will re­ On the eommittse of eeltciters WDRC—Newa Raporttr WDRC—Nawa. W aathsr A charge of evading responsi­ Bonds were set at *50 for the ar­ quest a variance to erect a free W POP—M odem Sounds The chamber also, announced to­ eral thousand civilian employes of are Mra. Francle C ow ah.^ra. Wfl- WPOP—News bility against Paul L. N agy, 16. of rest of George L. Parent. 18, of standing ground sign in front of •iia— IlilA - day that the Store Hours Commit­ Rockville, Octl 21 (Special) —A the Army are thus affected. The October meeting of the Ilem Taylor, Mrs. Chester ICobUn- WHAY—Dateline WHAY—Night Watch tee la planning a meeting at 37 South St. was dismissed by the 4 P a rk St., and Arnold R. Peek, 21. The Navy, in mothballing ships, the building In Residence C Zone. WTIC—Sports Pinal 48-year-old vagrant who asked | Highland Park PTA will be held at Green Manor Estates Inc. will eky, Mre. Welter Schardt, Mr*. w n c —Strictly Sports Cavey's Restaurant Nov. B, open to Judge after Prosecutor Harry H. of 24 Grove St., both charg(ed with also la reducing the number of its the school on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Louie Hurwita, Mra. Robert Stone, WDRO-J. Saiman_ ^ WDRC—KUas Naughton police to send him to Jail for six breach of peace. ask a variance to put up a sign WPOP—Lawrence Walk W POP—M odem Sounds all retailers for the purposes of Lugg explained that Nagy- and aallore. By next June 30. Its man­ After the business meeting Mra. Edmund Ck», Mrs. E. H. Phil- 11:99- discussing standardisation of store several other youths had suffered on the south side of W. Middle t i l t - WHAY—J a m AU^'V months was given a 60-day sen­ Parent failed to appear In court power will be down to 645.000. This parents will go to their child's Upps, Mre. Douglas Roberta Jr„ WRAY—Serenade hours. Further details will be re­ from a combination of milkshakes, today, while Peek failed to appear compares with a strength of 677.- Tpke., west of the Parkade in WTIC—Starlight Sfrrnade tence by Judge Francis T. O'Lough- ro ^ where the teacher will ex? Residence C Zone, and Dean Ma­ Mre. Ralph Herman, Mrs. Robert w n c —Cote 01e a,aa b WDRC—Russ Naughton leased as arrangements are made. cigars and hard, cider.” last week. The companion cases 108 last June 30 and 794,440 in pljnn the program for the year and WDRC—Muele a l a Carte W POP—M odem Sounds lln in .City Court this morning. chine Products Inc., asks a vari­ Murdock, Mra. Samuel Pearl, Mrs. WPOP—Top 40 Tlmo tl:W - Peter Shields Sr., of no certain Nagy was the driver of a car are to be heard together. mld-1953. answer questions. T I t N L A N D WUVam Peck, Mre. W alter Behul- which damaged a fence on Fox ance to put up a sign on the north WHAY—Jaw AUrv address asked for confinement Oiarges against Richard G. About 79 smaller Navy installa­ Parents will then return to tha side of Hilliard St. In Rural Zone theie, Mra. Theodore Powell, Mra. *'lntAY—Serenade WTIC—Starlight Sor^nads Hill Oct. 19. He and the other Bundy. 22, of 55 Thomas St., were tions are affected by plana to shut w n c —Tbroo Star ICxtra WDRC—Russ Naughton Turkey Rail Crash "for the winter." Judge O’Lough- assembly room to hear Raymond east of New State Rd. Jules Karp, Mrs. Mark Kravits. WDRC—Lowell Tbotnaa youths were said to have been dismissed. He wss charged with them down or drastically cut Stinchfield, aasistant superintend­ TO RE T ^ W N l a n d Mrs. John Malone, Mrs. Allan WPOP—Top 40 nm o lin partly obliged by giving Shields An application by Marv’s Food j Kills 79, Hurts 70 the shorter term as a vagrant. riding around before the accident failure to grant one half of the work there. Theae include depots ent of schools, who W ill speak on Mart, 385 Center St., for a ilgn New pert ef a*lt courts Bourne, Mrs. Chariee King, Mrs. Law rence L. M onahan, 52, also' occurred. highway. and small port facilities, among "Modern Trends in Education." Siuiol Solomon, M ra Thoodoro WHAY—People's PreM Conference I ■ — - has been withdrawn. i W no-D lck Bertel Hills Tours Bases of no address appeared on charges Other Cases Bonds totaling *118 were' for­ othera Perhaps 20,000 persons Refreshments will be served by Peter Pontirclli, 12 McKee St., Davia, Mra (3oarga Oorra, Mra WDRC—Amos and Aady (OoBtinued from Page One) of Intoxication and common drunk- Arthur E. Jacobs, 21 West Rd.. feited by out-of-state motoriats. are being affected by this action. the morning and afternoon kind­ C Zone, requests permission to | PRIVATE LAND Carson Manchoster, Mra PhlUln WPOP—laiton Lewis The remaining casea on the With Music Unit eness and will serve a total of seven was fined *102 for operating while The Air Force has been order­ ergarten mothera with Mrs. Wil­ use a 3-car garage for storage oi ' Bayer, Mrs. Wallace Gnibe, Mra. ported ln_,Uiese. The local , train docket were continued for _one --'iwtAY Berewada------months on the charger. ------his license, was under sua^nalon,- ed, .to . drop-dow n. - to. S75JX)0 .men. liam- Kcauas,. chairman, being as­ masonry equipment. Samuel Lorn •■j TnOinDDTJDOflDp lEIlD MAnDTTDlDtHp w n c —Dick Bertel was running late after leaving thii! and *18 for apeeding. week. by next June 30. Its strength last sisted by Mrs. (Tharles Barbato WPRC^Arao* A.2.C. W illard HUls, who U on a Turkish border town of Edlrne for Gedeon Fiona. 68. no certain ad­ bardo asks a variance to main-, Mra. R. C. QulnUn and M ra WU- minf An^f George P, Gadoury, 32, Ware­ June wax 919,885. In June 1953, xpd^Mrs. John Knowlton. tain a small building for storage RESERVOIR WPOP—Ed P. M om 30- has played at several places on have been arrested. Most casual­ Lake Rd„ was fined *25 and given Blair W. Beach, 18, Bristol, was off the track. warning outfits, are being grade room mothers, in charge. base and in town in a local the­ ties occurred in the local Diesel family group dwellings on Interior Vh, died Saturday In St. Albon’s TeleYisioii ProsTsms ater and hospital. train but some were killed in land on W. Middle T^ke,, west of hdiWtal ^of injuriee suffered the Parkade. Permission for the In this map, the Manchester Country Club outlines that (designated “town land”) Is that portion of tKe Globe Hol­ Thfi land marked by itregular lines is land the club now On P r « « T w o On Oct. 16. the unit went by local third ciass car on the Sim­ when a car in which he was riding bua to a Marine and Navy base plon. not to be confused with the apartments fronting on the road portion of the Globe Hollow tract it expects to occupy, with low purchase not in ahy wajf, involved in the lease proposal. occupies but will release^ to the town after its new holes struck a tree in Montgemiory. and entertained at two NCO clubs. famed Slmplon-Orieht express. has already been granted_bj^ the its new course, if the lease adopted by the Board'of Directors The blackened area in thejand bounded by S. Main St., Fern are built. lies eeid the car was drivan by the On' Friday, they flew In a C-54 Ambulances raced to the scene A SENSATIONAL TOP Town Planning Commission. St., Gardner St, and Line St^is land the club expects it will vietim> son, George Sylveeter, 49, GENIRAL to Qoosebay, Labrador, a 9-hour from Istanbul throughout the C harles O’Brien, 68 C hestnut is approved at the town referendum tomorrow. The area to turn back to the town after It^ a s decided exactly Where to The land marked with vertical stripes is privately owned. Naugatuck, Coon. fliCht .from Newfoundland. From night to help remove the injured. St., will ask permission to erect a which the Country Club would he confined, under this plan, The area marked by small dots is reservoir. Oooaebay, the unit will go to A rescue train carried back 40 of QUALITY MEAT VALUE! 4-family apartment hoiiae in Resi­ place new holes and after Geneht) Manager Richard Martin Michael Felix Oorao ate the 8ret\ TV SERVICE Thule Eiaae. Before returning to the; moat aerlously hurt. dence Zone B. IJoyd J. Lapointe, is shown in white, and would, the Country Club says, com­ has approved the location of thosfe'.holes. V The club must build its holes within three years o r pay tom ato In 1883 to provo th at tho 466 Woodland St., asks a variance Dgtg M A C a o g D Texas, the AJr Force boys will The Ideal train was packed with prise only about one fifth of the 1,000-acre Globe Hollow Under the terms of jthe proposed l ^ e , some of the bound­ penalty fee. If it builds them before that, it i^ta a creditredit on then called “love epplea" were not stop at Weatover Field to return Boldlers and Turks heading for Is' to divide property into two build­ polsonoua Ax Italian artist, N i t k t o #I ii9 3 j ing Iota of 90 foot frontage. 10 tract purchased by the town from Cheney .Bros. aries of the leased liind are fixed after the manager has the lease price of $7,000 a year for the 30-year duration of TKum$4nm their winter garment! which had tanbul from villages along the Bui FitSsil In this map drawn up by the club, most of the black area Oorne’s paintings are axkihlted in been issued to them. garian border. feet less than A Zone reguiationx passed on the location of new holes. the proposed lease. the p .B . Navel Academy M ueeum. allow. Building IJne VariajicM ball League; 6 to 8, Junior Basket­ The board will hear requests for ball League (Verplanck); 6 to 8, Painters Leaders building' line variances by Charles Co-ed Bowling; 8 to-lO,- Badminton. Morrison 385 Center St„ Buslnes.s Rec Notes - Friday, 6 to 7:15, 5th and 6th In Setback Play Zone II, and Alterations Inc., 25 Grade Dance; 6 to 7:15, Open Bas­ Cortland St. Both wish to build East Side Ree ketball; 6:15 to 6:45, Movies; 7:30 The Mdrlarty Painters foursome additions closer to the street lines to 9:30, Junior High Dance. than regulations allow. Monday, 6 to 7, Open B asket­ enters next Friday's Knights of The ZBA hearing will also serve ball; 7 to 8, W omen’s Gym Class; Saturday, 10 to 12, M idget B as­ Columbus setback session with a C o m e In now as a State bearing on an applica­ 8 to 10, Open Senior B asketball; 6 ketball Clinic: 1 to 9, Open Basket- 6-polnt -lead over the Four Jokers tion bv Hebert Bros. Service Cen­ bail (Intermediates and Seniors). runner-up^ ^ to 7, Boys' Plunge; 7 to 8. Men's Scores to Aa^: ter, 555 W. Middle Tpke. They re­ Plunge; 8 to 9, Women's Plunge. Community Y quest a special exception for a Monday, 6 to 8, Midget Basket­ M orlarty’s, X32: Jokers, 826; for a peek Tuesday, 3 to 4 :30, Junior- Band Messier's Upholsterers, 789; G and repairer’s license and a certificate, Rehearsal; 6:30 to 8:30, Children’s ball League; 8 to 10. b o g Obedience Class; 6:30 to 8:30, Boxing; 6 to H, 780; Patten’s Bulld*mj^769; Du­ of approval for the station in In->^ Theater, 6 to 8. Midget Basketball; pres- Insurance, 763; Turebile Esso, dustrial Zone. 8 to 10. Intermediate Basketball; 8:30, Cooking Class; 6 to 7:30, Teenage Bowling. 744; Choman'B Wre<;ker8,x721; 8 to 9, Teenage swim. 8th District Fire Department, 720; at tho ^sa Wednesday, 6 to 7, Open Basket­ Tuesday, 6 to 9, Junior Baaket- Four Aces, 712; Fogarty Bros Parking Authority ball; 7 to 10. Businessmen's ball League; 6:30 to 8:30, Boxing; 693; West Side Taverh, 665, Basketball; 6 to 7:30, Boys' Bowl­ 6 to 7 :30, 'Teenage Bowling. ing; 7 to 9. Teenage. Dance; 7 to Wednesday, 6 to 8. Girls Basket­ Chevrolot! To Discuss Report 9, Boys' Mechanics Club; 8 to 9, ball League; 6:30 to 8:30, Boxing; Women’s Swim Class. 8 to 10:30, Adult Square Dancing; The Parking Authority will meet Thursday. 3:15 to, 4:15, Model 7 to 8 Model Airplane (Jlub; 6- to Just ask your Cbevndet deakr to a t 8 oclock tonight In the M unic­ A irplane Club; 6 to 9, Junior 7:30, Teenage Bowling. RUMMAGE ipal Building to discuss a report •how you the booklet contaiaiQ^ Basketball League; 6 to 7, Movies; Thursday, 6 to 7, Midget Ba.sket- from (Charles O. P ra tt on the 7 to 9: Men’s Handball: 8 to 9, Life advance information about the town’s traffic and, parking situa­ ball League: 7 to 10. Intermediate Saving Class. League, 6 to 7:30, Teenage Bowl­ SALE Chevrolet You’ll get a preview tion. Friday, 6 to 8. Open Basketball ing. Pratt represents the firm of Wil­ (M idgets and Ju n io rs); 8 to 10, year'* newest carl bur Smith Associates, frafrf con­ Open Basketball (Intermediate Friday, 8 to 7:15, 5th and 6th Grade Dance; 7:30 to 9:30, 7th and WedneMlay, OeL 23 sultants, of New Haven. The report and Seniors.); 6 to 7. Boys' Yofi can expect the Chevrolet la the result of a survey conducted Plunge; 7 to 8, Men's Plunge; 8 to 8 th Grade Dance; 7 to 7:30, Movies; 6 to 7:30, Teenage Bowl­ ' 9;30 A.M. to be new all over. will sweep by - Pratt in Manchester two 9, Women’s Plunge. ing. w eeks ago. Saturday, 10 to 12, M idget rakishly longer, low^ and wider. B asketball (Clinic; 1 to 9, Open Saturday, 9:30 to 11:30, Midget Basketball Clinic; 1 to 3 5tu and Am. Lagioii Hall DIES OF INJURIES Basketball; 7 to 9, Coed Sw im ­ There will be a completely new VS Seymour, Oct. 21 P lB k lE E >K£AD & iSot. EEC BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE too. Be a '38 Cbevrolet-Firsterl . 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"Quality Work — Reasonable Prices” IMIitrt 0th 'a Ventilates to Inatailatlon pou can place your order rum at They belong u-lietever your family needs them. WORK PONE WHILE U WAIT any degree If desired) U6.50 e SHOES MADE OPEN TOED ON DISPLAY AT; your local authorized SAVE rsr LOW PRICES GET STAMPS • U5ATHER GOODS REPAIRED THM aOUTHBAN NaW BNOWAND eO M FA N V MANCHESTER AWNING CO. work is ywroHfeed! 196 WEST CENTER ST— MI 9-3091 Chevrolet dealer*s

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Thursday and Friday this nrssk be­ ^Asian-Type Flu Engaged A n d o v e r cause of th* teacher’s eonrentlena Gotham Gives Queen Town Votes Tuesday li ■ and conferences. Cpurt Kill’s Virginia Causes 2 Deaths Local teachera will take a guid­ Late Buses for Higfe School - ed tour of Sturbrldgs 'VlUage on King-Sized Welcome The Baby Has New Haven, Oct. 21 — Two fhursday and will attend the an­ On Golf Club Issue teen-age boys, one a Tale drama nual convention. for this area at Pupil Placement Act Stoirs on Friday. student, died over the weekend Listed by EdMatipri Board (OoBtlmwd from Pmfe One) | Voters will go to the polls Inkbought by the town for $1.25 mil -MeetiBga Tosilght from pneumonia-, brought on- by The Orange will hold a potIuOk (Continued from Page One) Manchester tomorrow to decide Hon In 1955. On the property la a tto ' have the PTA Book Fair Oct. VlattinK out-of-towner. Tlje Queen.. )77-scre golf course; leased to th* Been Named... Asian-type flti. . Andover, Oct. 21 (Special) ■upper at 6:30 p.m. followed by Obituary whether- they want to lease town route schedule for a late t i ^ f o r 23 in the all-pdrpose room of the a meftlng a t $ p.m- however, got It free of chefge. | tha act unconstitutional "on Its Federal Judge land to the Countrj- Cnub for 30 Country Club wK*n the town City Health officials say the elementary school, ’The book dis­ ■ Dunng the harbor voyage the| bought the land from Cheney Bros, deaths were the first in the city students at the Regional District The teachers will .meat with the face and In the abstract In advance years at *7,000 a year. play will be furnished by the State Board of Education In the elemen­ roj'a] craft took' her close by the j of any action or admlntatrstion They will approve or reject an and leased to the club since that caused by the current epidemic of 8 high school has been announced Department of Education. It will time by the town for $7,500 a year. tary school at 8 p.m. te disouae Statue of Liberty for her first view ^ (sic) pu-.-suarit to the statute." Refuses to Lift ordinance to leaae the land tn Melinda Lee., daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Harry W. HuUon, upper respiratory Infections. by Andrew Gasper, tr^iisportation include a variety of reading ma­ merit ratings. D u th > Irginla'a School segregation con­ voting at the town's fot-.r polling , Ordinanre Term* of the great American landmark. The present 18-hole course rov- 80 Drive B. She . waa born Oct. l4 at Manchester Memorial The victims were Rolf Yerger,- chairman of the loeM Board of terial for Grades 1 through high She also received a 2l-gun salute troversy has figtired prominently in place* from 8 *.m. .to 8 p.m. Hospital.. She Haa a brother, David Lawson, 13; and a stater, 19, a Yale sophomore and.son of! school. Manoheater Evening Herald An­ the gubernatorial election cam­ Cui’bs on Hoffa Ninety-*!* worker* will man the era land on both the east and west Ann, 16. . Of,'— Education. ^ ' This year, payment for the books from cannon on Governor's Island John J.- Walsh aides of S. Main St. . • * • < • ] ' . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yerger, '3I0~ ’The same route will be used for dover eorreepondent, Mrs. Paul at the other aide of the harbor, John .\ Walsh. 74. M Maple St., paign 'now In progress. Thef election polling place* *t the special elec­ Chester PI., Yonkers, ,N. Y., and must be made when the order is will .be held Nov. 5. tion called after the ordinance was Under the ordinance, the club late buses oit both Tuesday, and placed since this is required by the D. Pfansttehl, teleptione Pngrtan where an Army installation is lo­ died at his home yesterday after a I (Continued from Page One) would: .* Kimberl.r Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Justus W. Paul Jr., Frederick S a v a r e ■ e, 13, New .Virginia's Atty. Gen. -Kenneth ----- passed by five Republican mem­ 246 Hollister St. She was bbrn Oct. 10 at Mahchesler Memorial T h u rsd a y ,^ rttn g tomorrow.: company cooperating on this fair. 3-6856. cated. long illness^ C. Patty ruled Oct. 9 that under ber* of the Boerd of Directors over 1. Lease all of the present course Haven. The ferry docked at the lower Born in iMland, he had lived in most urgent ba'ser dictated by dire for three year*. Hospital. Her maternal grandmother I* Mrs. A\ex Marshall, 36C Yale authorities said Yerger Leaviug th* regional school at Garden Club Progranq Manchester for the past 50 years. the state's anti-integration law nece.sally. the opposition of four Democrats. St. James St., aiid her paternal grandmother la w rs. Justus W. was one of many undergraduates "Dried Flower Arrangsments’ southern tip—of Manhattan and any public school la automatlcall.v Voters will answer ''.vea " or ' no ' 2. Lease a 194-acrc tract to the kbout 4145 p.m., the bus will come the__, Queen stepped ashore a short I He was. employed as a shipping The plaintiff rank-and-file group east of the present course until the Paul, Hartford. She ha# two brothers, Oregorv)\J), find Doug- stricken with upper respiratory ‘’x ’ -4 y Into Andover via Hebron Rd., to will be the subject of this month's closed whenever the stiid-nt bod.v has ch;.rged that Hoffa—aegueed to this question: , las, 3; and a slater, Carolyn, 7. meeting of the Andover Garden distance from the spot where her j clerk at Cheney Bros, for more location of 10 new holes la ap­ ■ . * • ' • • 6r- A infections. He died late Friday L i^ St. and around the Lake to then 40 yesr.^ before retiring conaisti of both white and colored of coriViption in Senate Rackets ''Shall the town of Manchester night in Grace-New Haven Com-' Club. Members are to bring flow­ parents. King George VI and adopt an ordinance entitled, 'An proved by the general manager. Bf. 6 and Undhoim’s Corners. ^ e e n Eiiiabeth, disembarked from several years ago. He was an children. Patty said the act pro­ Investigating Committee hearings 3. Release to the town land in , Vincent John Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Felletter, I munity Hospital. ''ITiere It will turn and go back Rt. ers, seed pods and their containers. vides that the school la automati­ —rigged his own election.at the ordinance for the lease of land to East Hartford. He wa* born Oct. 10 at Manchester Memorial An Invitation td all ladies of the a It S. destroyer during a visit in honorary life member of Campbell Blackstnne Photo, N. Y. the 194-acre tract not required Savarese, a freshman at l^t. Mary Ulen BInmenfeld 6 to Long Hill Rd., up Long Hill Counril. No. 573. Knighta of Co­ Walter Maynard cally removed from the pnbllc recent Teamsters convention In Miss Cynthia Cameron the Manchester Country Club, In­ for the 10 new holes after their Hospital. Hi* maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mr*. Ernest Rd., to Heqdee Rd. to Rt. 6 West, community to attend has been ex­ 1939. school system. Miami Beach, Fla. corporated.' ” Kearns, 220 E. Middle Tpke., and his paternal grandmother ia Mary's Academy, died.Saturday in tended by Mrs. Winston Abbott, Ten thousand New 'Yorkers lumbus. location Is approved by the man­ St. Raphael's Hospital, less than Mr. and Mra. M. Joseph B)Umen then back 't6 Hebron Rd and out He leaves a daughter. Mrs. Rob­ Walter Maynard a senior part­ Chairman McClellan (D-Ark) of Miss Cjmthia Cameron, a repre­ Transportatlo.i t<- tbe polls will Mrs. Mary K. Felletter. East Hartford. president. FAIRWAY thronged the famous Battery area sentative' of the Connecticut Dairy be furnished by the Democrefs. ager. 24' hours after he was admitted. feld of Bloomfield annoupCe the Boston Hill Rd. ’Hostesses for the meeting will where the new Queen and her ert Donovan of Hartford: a son. ner In Shearaun, Hamlir A Co., will the Senate Comm ttee contends 4. Continue to lease land for th* Clement F, Batelli, city, health engagement of their daughter, Students nlill get off the bus at John L. Walsh of Manchester: a be the speaker tomorrow at the more than half the convention and Food Council; will talk and i who helped to circulate petitions ., Daniel Raymond 11, son of Mr. and Mr*. Daniel Pelletier. 56 be Mrs. Roandl Bockus.-Mrs. Ray­ f o r party boarded autoiViobiles for the show a film titled, "A Visit to I leading to the election, and by 10 new holes until the termination Birch St., He waa born Oct. 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ officer, says he expects to receive Mary Ellen-, to Stephen Roger the nearest point on tha run to mond P. Houle and Mrs. F rsn ;^ ticker .tape motorcade up Broad­ brother In Ireland, and two grand­ Second In a series of forums being Red Satellites delegates we e lllegslly ,-hosen. He of the lease in 30 years. reports of the death's today. Until Barnett, son of Mr ' and Mra. their homes. They will have to ad­ children. conducted at the investment firm's said Saturday one the delegatee Uncle Jim’s Dairy Farm," at two| Country Club members, who favor i tal. His maternal grandparents ate Mr, and Mrs. Sydney Mac- Mullen. way to City Haik Sy Lease land on the east side of Alpine, 103 Henry St., and his patereal grandparents are Mr. and then, he will be unable to say Abraham M. B a ri^ t . of West vise the driver when to let them Oonferenoe Vlsiton Police estimated J60.000 persons Funeral services will be htld local olllce at 913 Main St. who participated In the convention assemblies of the Buckley School j the ordinance. - S. Main St. now Covered by the whether the deaths are attribut­ off. iiallowMR iMrty FUEL tomorrow morning. Mrs. Leo Pelletier, 21 Biasell St. He hgs a sister, LOreen Lee, Hartford. A suprimer wedding is jammed the parade route along Wednesday morning at 8:30 from The aeisslon will get underway at Visible in Area actiuilly was no't elected formaH.v Polling Places club house and eight golf holes for able to Asian flu, he added. New Troop nans Among th* visitors to tha East­ the T. P. Holloran Funeral Home. 7:30 p.n\. his local union as a delegate Polling places are: Southeast. 15 months. planned. ern Missionary Conference in Broadway in the heart of the fi- 27 years after the first 3-year Batelli meets today witli Cham­ Miss Blumenfeld, a graduate of A new Girl Scout Troop for . AicoratioM 175 Center S t, followed by a About 60 persona attended the | tfxintll a week after the convention District -1, the East Side Recres- period. This area includes about ber of Commerce members to plan Holyoke, Mass., are John Shephard, ■ nancial district to Q ty Hall. solemn requiem Msss in St. James' first bi-weekly session. j ended. He did not name the dele­ tlon Building: Southwest, Di.strlct Olwen Kathleen, daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Norman T. Davis, Oxford School, is a student of Grade 7 and 8 students will be Mrs. George Nelson, and Mrs. Wil­ Thousands of others leaned from Next 3 Nights 54.4 acres. a. central tabulating agency to re­ Vasaar College. She ia a member formed. Alt those interested are Church at 9 o'clock. Burial will bg Mej-nard. who joined the firm in I gate. Democrats Say 2, the iW«st Side Recreation Build­ The club would pay s rental fee , Storr*. She was born Oct. 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. cord the number of flu cases lard Thomen. Tomorrow, Mra. J, OIL windows to cheer and send stock in St. James' Ometery. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Smith. Phoe­ of the Connecticut WatercoIdT So­ asked to attend a meeting from market tapes fluttering down. | 1940, will apeak on various type.s j (Confined from Page One) Beck, the union's retiring presi­ ing; Northiveat Distric 8, the of $7,000 a year for each year of among adult workers. Russell Thompson, Mrs. Roacoe Friends may call at the funeral of securites and the risks and | dent. also accused of corruption In Waddell School; and No-iheast. nix. Aria., and her paternal, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ver­ He said he hoped the system ciety. 6:30 to .7:30 p.m. Wednesday In Talbot. Mias Ila Hamilton and Mrs. RANGE OIL Queen and the Prihce. in home_ todg^y and tomorrow from 2 the lease, a total of $210.0<)0 in 30 non G. Davis, also of Phoenix. She has two brothers. Laurin, 4, Barnett, an alumnus of Loonils the elementary school. rewards involved in them. South but will definitelv iw in mo­ Senate Committee testimony, has Ike to Blame District 4. the Community Y. years. I would be as effective as that .In .Donald Richards will accomp^my •aparate cars, smiled and waved in to 4 'and 7 to 10 p.m. Maynard was born in New York announced he is holding up plans Twenty-six machines will be and Kevin, 2. School, was graduated from Har­ Hiss • Peg Bombria and Miss the Rev. Mr. Thomsn, M ttor response to the happ.v greetings tion like a high-flying jet. If the club vacates the land in I the city's schools. , vard College mjtgna cum laude Barbara Keefe, who have had and graduated from Harvard Col­ to step out In Hoffa’s favor pend­ used, six In each of Diatricts 1. the present course not to be held Batelli. said thqt although about the First Congregational Church, from the crowds. . Mrs. Charlen T, Saunders lege in 1929. In 1942 he joined the 1 On its next circuit, approximate­ ing the outcome of the court chal­ For Little Rock 2 and 3, and eight in District 4. Michael Martlil, .ion qf Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hudak, 30 per cent of the city’s public with highest honors. . He was previous experience in Girl Scout­ to tha conference. Aa the royal party passed histor Air Force, and left It In 1945 with Cost of the election was estimated for 30 years in less than 38 months, Andover. He was bom Oct. 11 at Manchester Memorial Hos- president of the Harvard Crim­ ing, will be the co-leaders. Further Short School Week ^ te Trinity Church at the intersec­ Mrs. Ella M. Saunders, wife of ly 95.5 minutes later, the rocket la lenge to Hoffa's election. a credit of $1,000 a month would school students were out Friday CSiarles T. Saunders of Bolton, for­ the rank of lieutenant colonel. For In an answer to the con:entlons at $2,299 by the reglstrara of vot­ nital. I H la. maternal grandfather is Martin Wadas, Palmer, the peak has not yet been reached. son and a member of Phi Beta Information may bV obtained from There will be , no school on tion of Wall Street and BroadwaJi. due to cros* the 40th north lati­ aa5—3 3 ^ 24-Hour Burner Service four ions, Harold of Willimantlc, firm's research and Investment ad-1 due over the Boston area at 6:31 Sept. 10. Among those who circu­ L. Reilly, WatervlUe, Maine, and hia paternal grandmother 1* Mrs. MISS CHANNEL 80 test was a big event in the sta­ ond-year Brownies and not new . . . 'W h a ^ cutie! , . . Isn’t he a number of union constitutional firmation by the Senate, which wtll to be vacated Includes 79 acres and , Mary J. Peckenham, Manchester. He has a brother. Thomas F., \ Lester and Frank of Bolton, and viaory activiUea. I p.m. reaching its highest point provisions over electing and seat­ not be tn session until next Janu­ lated requests for the election Plainvllle, Oct. 21 (jP)—Beverly tion’s 4-day Connecticut VSlIey members of the ’Troop. 1 1-r Hiirni r - ' i. . Onl> handsonmr’ were, besides the Democrats, the six holes on the west side of Ihe 6; and two sisters, Mary Martha, 4, and Nancy E., 2. Book Fair Sat ^Arttivr Drag StorisJ When'^^the Queen’s car rolled to Charles Saunders of Thomaston; He is a past president of the As- ' *“*■ ing delegates, this was cured by a ary. street end 43.7 acres and four P. Johnson. 98 Lakeside Ave., festival- at the PlainviUe Stadium two daughters, Mrs. Michael Gold- sooiation of Stock E x c h a n g e , '*!l^"’''ng at 6 .59, ------ruling^ ...... from ... Beck...... ^ waiving these------Hilliard Asan., the Taxpayers Middletown haa been selected Miss which came to an end yesterday. Arrangements have been made Can Ml 9-2429 ar Ml m jfM In front of City Hall, crowds Gov. Averell Harrlman of New League, and Dr. A. B. Moran. holes adjoining S. Main St. on the Kimberly, daughter e# Mr. and Mrs. Bari H. Johnson. 53 anlder of Bolton and Mrs, Edward Firms, a past governor of the In- " *duesday evening, the times are constitutional provisions under the York Interpreted the statement aa east aide of the street. a^iouted greetings and another 21- Paggioll of Bolton; one brother, Those in favor of the lease ordi­ North St. She was bom Oct. 11 at Manchester Memorial Hos- ,y ^ n salute roared out. Reduced vestment Banker* Association's I P "’ • u i president's power to inter emphasizing that the Democrats nancen«ru.v. savnmy thatiniiL methe liul club> wouldw wum be ue .. -———-—Under the ordinance. I • (ha_glub , pl.tai; Her materaal grandfather Is Stanley Opalach, 10 Wood Charles Linder* of Dallas, Tex.; 10 Federal Taxation Committee. He:®'^* P m this passage the constitution, don’t intend to yield ground In charge* of powder hed been put grandchildren, and two ireat- using only a small fraction of the j hava the . Lane; her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Raymond Cornell, 125 tn Uie giini so mm to avert damage ti a governor of the (Operative j | A. basic law_ suit contesting their demand for effective civil Globe Hollow purchase. They claim right to drill for water and install Branford St„ and her paternal great grandparents are Mr. and grandchlldren, Social Settlement Society in New ble longer. . , i validity of the Teamsters eonven- rightj program. artesian wells on the leased land. to windows. ’The funeral service will be held Dr. J. Allen Hynek. aMociate Hoffa's election still must that the town could not get In­ Mrs. ISdwln Pott^Stafforp.Springs. Blikabeth waved again tn re- York and chairman of the Board Ttvo other weekend statements come In an.v other way from wa­ Location of the wells to be drilled • • • • • at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon of Trustees of the Austen Riggs editor of the Smithsonian Observ-| from the council dealt with foreign by the club would be subject to the •penae to tha shouts. at the Holmee Funeral Home, 400 atorj-, said sputnik, the spherical | beleagured Teamsters hgve tershed land like the property In­ . . . Deborah Aisn, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Katx, Storrs. Tsronty thousand spectators had Center In Stockbridge, M aas., affairs, national defense and eco­ volved. approval of the general manager. Ah* was bom O ct 11 a t Manehsster Memorial Hoapital. Her Main St., with the Rev, Theodore which 1* widely known for its radio-equipped satellite, is tag-1 scheduled an executive board nomics. The town would reserve the right gathered in City Hall Park.- and Chandler of the Bolton CTongrega- ging behind its more spectacular j meeting In Chicago tomorrow to The town would actually lose X tnaternal grandmother ie Mrs. MInnis Efron, St. Paul, Minn., land sratchad with intentneas as the work In psychiatric rmearch. The economics declaration flayed money In improvements estimated *° upon the land and to ex her paterhal grandparents are the Rev. and Mrs. Alex Kats, tional Church officiating. Burial He has frequently testified be­ third-stage rocket by almost a | map plana baaed on I>etta' deci- the Ei.senhower administration's Queen 'went Into City Hall where will be In Eaet Cemetery. half hour. ' doi, union's imminent to cost $100,000 and in the cost of Beservoir If ths .. Omaba^ Neb. She has a sister, Susan, 5. ■he'received an offlcial welcome fore Congressional committees on asserted "negative" attack on. the maintaining the land itself If the expansion did not flood golf holes. / * •« > . *••••. Frlende may call at the funeral subjects related to economics, the Andrew B. t,edwith. who has i .howdown w ith the AFL-CIO Ex- "worst peacetime Inflation” In hls- Final Statements rm Mwat hean moAltnring-. JUmtolKa—ad lo .i^ ,tt(v e GmuwK,- -...... - ...... ordinance Is not passed, they say. t .KaUileeii Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gorman Jr., T ^ re she also 'signed the city s duslry and taxatib'h',’ tory-and -caHert for-a~c h ange-tn-the- Country Clwb-m’embars and- others .JxL..a_*Uitein*nL..on—Ute.-wpaclaL... — 368-OaWand-at.-..She-waa bonr-Oct—tfi-at-Msneheater Memorial morrow from 3 to 5:30 and from and il the author of articles ** fiiYing out a strong | council, meeting Thursday, "tight money" policy, tax aid for point out that the club built the ! Country a u b guest book. 7 to .9:30 p.m. carrier tone, like a whistle. I) lost ; expected to suspend the Team- Hospital,' Her maternal nandparents are. Mr. and Mrs. William Next on the pfoiTam was a these subjects in various profes­ small business, and price stabiliza­ holes In the golf course now on President Ray Owens said: . Kelley. 82 Wells St., and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and motorcade up Park Avenue to the sional publications. lU beep-beep In the first week. | gt^ra from AFL-CIO membership. tion. town land and the town, would "The officers of the club request Mrs. Emms B. Schmidt Persona seeking to sight aput- , -nie council already has labeled Mrs.- Albert Oorman, 691 Porter St. She has a brother, Albert Waldorf-Aitorie Hotel for e recep­ AisertlAg that the tost of living have the use of ten of them after all members and their friends to • Jeffrey, l7.months. tion and luncheon tendered by the Mrs. Emma B. Schmidt, widow y -,. * . n - • - I nik should look with binoculsrs In , both Beck and Holita corrupt and has Increased In all but one of the three'years. get out and vote 'yes.: to save a I approximately the same path trav- remain in the labor move- major civic asset, to return a con­ city. of Adolf w. Schmidt, died last Chairman rraises last 19 months, the Democrats said Those against the ordinance say Bennis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCartln, 74 Birch S t night at the home of her daugh- ! eled earlier by the rocket. ment. The Teamsters have defied the GOP has djne nothing but they are not .agalnat the club or siderable sum of money to the town ■'T’ .’V‘- Elizabeth’s single day in New , e ' Although sputnik is traveling I the charges. treasury, and to make certain that He was bom Oct. 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. IDs ma­ York, climaxing a d-day visit to ter, Mrs. Terry Stertman. 49 Oliver K B S U I I S o f o / l O t l ? i higher, the Earth's half-hour rota- raise interest rates arid tighten the a short-term lease to the club. ternal grandmother is Mre. Nora McCartln. Main St. He haa Rd. ; Hoffa returns to federal court supply of money, ,They point out. however, that the the Manchester Oxintry CTub will the United States, embraced •' I tion under the orbit of the satel- two br^hera, Thomas, 14,'and Peter, 11; and twp slstsrs, Kath­ enough activities to provide a life­ She had been a resident of this Friday when he faces a hearing in "TTiere must be an increased exact acreage the club would get be paying Ita way in the future aa ------I lite is such that j,he angle from sn New York to have trial dates set it always has in the paat." leen. 8, and Theresa. 6. ' time of memories. town for over 43 years. 'The best-looking and best at- observer will appear about the supply o.' funds treasonable rates la not defined in the lease ordi­ • • The schedule called for visits to Betides Mrs. Stertman, she on wiretsp conspiracy and perjury for productive investment, home nance and that property .values Democratic Town '-omm.mee Committee jtended show we've had yet," Sam same. Dr. Hynek said. indictments pending against him. may go Patricia Amii daughter of'M r. and Mrs. I-eandre G. Bolduc, the top of the Empire State build­ leaves another daughter. Mrs. Leo tXamond. show chairman, said to­ The present evening cycle, of and school construction." the coun­ up while the town ie get- ' 84 McKee St She was bom Oct 12 at St. Francis Hospital. ing. tbe United Natioiia, a banquet Mockus of Hartford, and four cil said. "The first need now is to ting $7,uuu000 a jearveer forror 30 years,vesr. -heater ■ "“P' wilt no* *’’*h. i-,i P»opl« of Man- .___ Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jules Lacrdlx, Lew­ day of the Junior Cha .iber of Com­ showings Is not expected to con­ They deny that use of the prop­ cheater will not be led astray from and a ball In the evening and a grandchildren. merce's Products Show. tinue more than four or five nights resume growth—to get production the main issue by the fancy as. iston, Maine, and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. motor Itinerary deviised to give her A private funeral will be held rising again. . . If living costs con­ erty la limited to the extent claim­ ' Arthur Bolduc, Hartford. She haa two sisters, Spsan Janet 3Vi. He said an estimated 2.000 peo- I b«cause a* the rocket shows up Syria Denies ed by Its location in a resen’olr I tronomlcal figures' given by the as much of an eyeful of the city Wednesday morning at the Wat­ pie visited the z'.iow from Wednes­ earlier each day. It near* a period tinue to rise o. do so when ex- 1 Country CTub on what the town will and Dia'ne Anitb, 2>4. ' « i Itself as possible. She leaves by panitm is resumed, we m\isl have area and they want the town to kins-West Funeral Home, 142 E. day through Sat . rday last w eek, to ' wh*n the, sky is too bright for it study uses possible for the land be­ I make and what the town will lose plane tonight for England. Center St., with the Rev. Erich O. to be visible. an active, firm end broadly based if a SO-year leaae la or is not Franels Holden,'son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kosikowskl, For the bustling round of events look at exhibits ranging from , Bid by Saud fore entering Into a long-range Brandt, pastor of the Concordia aluminum storm windows to policy to insure price stability, .. commitment. , granted to the club, Storrs. He was bom,_(;>ct. 14 at Manchsstsr Memorial Hospital. for the first part of the day the Lutheran Church, officiating. Bur­ .'irms with large poweis to in­ i "It la our purpose as a result His ma'taijial grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Pensk. Mar­ Queen was attired In a rust- c''ndy. fContinued from Png One) The terms of the ordinance on ial will be in East Cemetery. He also said that many exhibi- ^ crease their prices must be told. In of this referendum to find out tinsville, N. J., and hla , paternal grandmother is Mrs. Bertha colored velvet coach-style- coat Friends may call at the funeral Firm Dedicates terms that admit of no uncertain­ which the voters will decide in­ where the best revenue and Im­ Koslkowski,. Torringlon. He has. a brother. Richard John, 1. trimmed with a white mink col­ tors participating reported large i The United States w-as reported volve a total of 371 acres out of the home from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight numbers of sales from the floor ty. that sound public policy re­ provements for the welfare of the lar. Her hat was rust velvet also. New Plant Oct. 29 anxious to have such a commis­ quires price stability. Collective 1,000-acre Globe Hollow property j town He. Donald Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bunce, 14 Spen­ She wore diamond and pearl ear­ and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 and that many reported high sion instructed also to Investigate to 9 p.m. numbers ot sales prospects. bargaining must proceed within cer St. He was bom O ct 13 at Mancheeter Memorial Hoapital. rings, and a pesu-l necklace. its own earlier charge that Soviet His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Hazel Luurtaema, 136 S. Main Some of the features of the show The largest facility In the East­ influence in Syria is what really is the framework of present prices." Bugeae A. Johnson were the appearance of Miss Roee- ern United States for the develop­ While the Elsenhower adminis­ S t. and his patemSl grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bunc*. threatening war in the Middle 529 W. Center St. He has a brother, David Mark, 2; and a sis- Eugene A. Johnsqn, 85, 25 Tol­ mary Gale, the Mlaa Connecticut ment and production of fuel con­ East. A Syrian source at the U.N. tration "has excelled all others In Police Arrests Britain Favors land Ave., Rockville, disd Satur­ of the Miss Universe contest, end trols for turbine, atomic and said his government "would not our history In the number and . ter. Sandra Ellen, 4. i / Fraud Charged day morning at hie home. contests otterin.r weekent trips to rocket engines will be dedicated In be happy" to see such instructions length and piety of its lectures on Bom March 21, 1872, in Midland New York ss prises. special ceremonies Tuesday, Oct. given. public morality.’’ the I>emocrats John Brodrib, 21, of Hartford, Atomic, Rocket Timothy Arthur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Bentveli, > City, Mich., he had been a resident The weekend trips will be 29, at Windsor Locks near Bradley In- Canberra. Australian Primn said. "It haa keen remarkably in­ was arrested Sunday and charged 157 Bouton S t, Springdale. Copn! - H*'waa bom O ct 14 in St. In Guatemalans of- RpckWlIe for the paj«t two years. swarded to the exhibitor whose Field. Minister Robert G. Mensies told different to the Immoral robbery ; Joseph’s HespiUl.*'Stamford. His maternal grandparents ar* Mr. Built by United Aircraft Corp. by what historians will call the with passing a motor vehicle In a Research Pool and Mrs. Charles Bimle, 73 Spruce St., and his psteraal m n d - He was formerly a resideht of booth WSJ voted best by persons the annual council of' his Liberal "no passing" zone. He was stopped Fairfield where ue had been em­ attending the show, and to the for Iti Hamilton Standard Divi­ parly that the United Nations E'»*nhower Inflation." parents are Mr. and Mra. Alex BenevelU of Stamford. He has President Vote ployed as a cheinlr' rlth McKes­ person offering the best sugges­ sion. the building provides 410.000 should sponsor a new, high-level The council's and , on Center St. about 1 s.m. by (Continued from Png* One) twp brothers. David, 2, and William, i; son and Robbins. Inc., 4:i Bridge­ tion for improving next years .square feet of new engineering, bid for a lasting Middle East set­ defense statement said the Re-: Patrolman Walter Cassells Jr. Guatemala, Oct. 21 (gh —(3oyern- manufacturing and testing space. tlement. publican administration has under­ er members of the British (Com­ John 'Christopher, sort' of W. O.. and Mrs- John F. Gallup. port until hie retirement. He was a show. Winners will te announced Brodrib is Scheduled to appear in He waa bom Oct 2 at the U. S. Army Hospital, Augaburg, Ger­ ment candidate Miguel Ortis Paa- member of Corinthian Lodge, A. F. within two weeks. Participating in the dedication taken "Unilateral disarmament at monwealth and of the North At­ (sarelli led today in early unof­ will be Gov, A. A. Ribteoff, Lieut. the expense of our nationsi secur­ Town Court on Nov. 2. many. Hia maternal grandparenta ara Mr. and Mrs. Paul -J. and A. M„ of Bridgeport. Di* lond. ssid that pi oflts from lantic Alliance might be Invited Westenneyer, Newington, and his patamal grandparents are Mr, ficial returns from the Guatemalan He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mary tlte show, will go toward some of Gen. C. S. Irvine, USAF. deputy ity" despite Russia’s "rapid prog­ Martin E. Porter. 23. of Nassau. presidential election. chief of Staff-Materiel; Rear Ad­ Runner Injured, ress tn science and technology." Fla., was' arrested Saturday and to Join If the United States ' and Mrs. John F.'Gallup, 101 Elizabeth Dr. Bldwell Johnson. the Jaycee’a activities, which In­ a . . .» But the leading antl-govem- miral R. E. Dixon, chief of the As a result. It said, the confi­ charged with operating a motor agreed. A private funeral will be held at clude the Polio Ball, Junior Golf Runs into Sign ment contender. Conservative Gen. Navy’s Bureau of Aeronautics; dence of our allies In the United vehicle without a license. He vMs For the United States to take < Ricthard Karl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Graham. 1 Lock- 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Tournament, and ether public- Sen. William A. Purtell, Congreas- States Integrity and responsibil- stopped for a routine r« eck by Pa­ 4 wood St. He waa bom Oct. 10 In St. Francis Hospital. • Hi* Miguel Idigorss Fuentea, claimed the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, aervice actlvltlfs. part Congress might have to re­ he was ahead and threatened a men Edwin H. May and Antoni N. While practicing for ths track lly of its conduct" has hit a low troiman Samuel Maltempo on S. peal or revise the McMahon Art, maternal- grandmother U Mrs. Fannie LaPalme, Hartford, and ■trike if fraud deprives him of the 219 W. Center St., with the Rev. Sadlak Jr.: William P, Gvvinn. team in the dark Saturday eve­ ! Main St. Free on $50 bond. Porter 1 hla paternal grandmother Ie Mrs. Alice Graham. East Hartford.' Fred R. Edgar, minister of the which sharply curtails the sharing He bea two brothers,. Jon Brett, 5, and Roger Thomas, 3; and a presidency. president of United Aircraft, and ning 13-year-oId Allan Rldyard It said the administration "has: will appear Irt court here, on Oct. of atomic information, even with The balloting yesterday brought South Methodist Church, offici­ Flu-like Disease other State and local officials. slammed into a "No Parking" sign. made the fundamental error of I 26. sister, Deborah Joyce, 18 months. ating. Burial #111 b In Rose Hill He parked there until he was taken friendly nations. a heavy turnout of voters. Police Erie Martip. general manager of placing fiscal objectives and ^o-1 Joseph Gordon of 50 Crosby Rd. MacMillan's Conservative gov­ said there w-as no violence. Memorial Park, oc’,^ Hill. Hamilton Standard and a vice I to Manchester Memorial Hospital. mestlc . fmlitical considerations will appear in court on Oct. 26 to Marie Theresa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Leone, There will be no calling hours. At Peak: Marzialo : president of United Aircraft, will Four sutures closed the lacera­ ernment evld’ntly feels the recent Mountain Rd.^ Glaatonbufy. She was bom Oct. 14 at Manches-’ With about one fifth of the ahead of the nation's security" and answer a charge of parking too forward strides by the Soviet votes counted In 62 municipalities, 1 preside. tion on his right eyebrow and eve- Ifhas tailored our defense estab-'olose to an interaectlon. His ■ ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparent* are Mr. Miss Marj- E. Dennison Dr. Nicholaa A. Mar lalo, di The new facility, at the rear of lid. The youth Is the son of Mr. liahment to meet pre"nceived ^ vehicle was tagged by police Fri- Union may persuade Congress the and Mr*. Joseph Novslll, Mountain Rd., Glastonbuiy, and her the unofficial tallv was Ortiz 43.- lector of the Town Health Depart- Hamilton act should he changed. 640. Idigoraa 31.558 and Miguel As­ Miss Mary E. Dennison. 74, of Standard's present and Mrs. E. Leonard Rldyard, 20 budget goals rather than ‘ to provide *'*' day night at the intersection of jiatem al grandparents are Mr. and Mr*. Salvatore Leone. 162 W. turias Quinones 6.404. Brooklyn, H. Y.. died this mom- ment, ssid today that he felt the j plant, marks a major milestone in Northfleld St. According to his ' Ihe strength needed to preserve our Main and Armory Sts. Britain's enthusiasm for a pool- ,^ .C*i^er St.—She has three brothers, Robert, 11, John, 7, and An­ ing at Manchester...... Memorial...... Hos­ had been reached In the wave the company's 10-vear drive to mother, he was disappointed be- national existence." Ing of'effort has Tjeen evident for thony Jr„ 6. 'The count included the capital pital. She was sister of the late respiratory sickness which has, diversify lU line of products for cause his Injury will prevent him j - —^------Joseph L. Wildfong, 27, of East some time. • • • • • ^ ^ I** city, where Orlz supporters ad­ Robert S. Dennison of- --Highland - hit the town's school children. I the aviation field. Floor'apace in from running tomorrow in a m eet | , Hartford, was charged with park­ Referring to rocketry. Defense- Bobbi Lee, daughter qf Mr. and Mrs. William Wells Moun­ mitted Idigorss was leading. Park and Ethan Allan Dennison. Blit, he warned parents against the division's Connecticut plants at the Univeraltv of Connecticut, r T)t*ivsxt< ing too close to an intersection. Ar­ Minister Duncan Sandys told the tain S t, Ellington. Slje waa born O ct 18 at Rocl^vlll* City Ko«- The election, the first since 1960, A resident of Brooklyn for many relaxing protective measures, feel- j will now total approximately Allan ia a member bf the Junior I k C p U I Ih rested Friday night by Patrolman recent annual conference of the pital. Her maternal grartdparenti'are. Mr, and Mrs.' Elmer w-as held to name a succes.aor to year.s, she was a membei of the log that outbreak.s of the disease | 1.7,50.000 square feeet, or about varsity team at the high school. Ralph Kuater, he la scheduled to Conservative party: j Fluckiger, Cedai* Swaaip Ext., Tolland, and her paternal grand­ Carlos Castillo Armas, who In 1954 First Unitarian Church in Brook­ might recur. I double that of the original Wind- He Struck Colby appear in court Saturday. mother 1* Mr*. Mary Wells, Grand Ave., Rockville. She haa a overthrew the pro-Communist gov­ "We regret very much that w* lyn. She was active in the church He advised parents to take ad-: sor Locks plant, built in 1952. Richard T. PaggloU, 20, of Bol­ ahoiild now be duplicsting the ef­ oister, Donna, 7. ^ < > Spariding per(ormanee,:and top V-8 eetmomy'iB Worid's finest Oavel pir, the luxurious aU-new ^ H.P. Amhamador ernment of Jacobo Arbenz Guzman. and Its women's orgahlzationa. The vantage of immunization meaatirea' This apace Includes 230.000 square Manche.ater police SatUrday.lden- ton. was arrested Saturday and .J R A ii B L B R the eom piet Rambler-that turns easier, pvka providaa toplo p VV-8 penbrniapca, w t^ outstandi^ _ V-8 oeonoiBy. Ths Castillo was shot down by one of About Town fort of rare sci-ntlfic brains* In AI.I.-NBW only other survivors are several against the flu-like disease. , feet of former textile mill proper- tified John Reynold*, 25. of Willl- charged with illegal procurmenl of this field. .Should the Americana ’ . R M B L easier, handrse easier than any other American distinguished Ambassador Country Club Hardtop is fllustrated.'nia his pwn guards last July 26. nephew.s and nieces. Today, Mr.s. Peggy Wood. H**. purchased In 1954 In nearby mantlc, aa the truck driver whoae liquor by a minor. The youth was Mario Sandoval, secretary gen- The funeral will' be held Thurs- Reservations for the bridge par­ decide, in the light of recent devel­ V*« car. V-8 model* feature eelf-cooling brakee, Ambassador is also avsilsble in hardtop arid 4-Door station Wagons Health Department secretary, said' Broad Brook and now given over ty of the Women's Club, Monday, vehicle hit Charges Colby, .59 of topped by Patrolman Curtis ,Wil- opments. that some change la de­ SPECtAUZING IN and in 4-door sedan models. AU-new Powr-Saver fan optional. eral of Ortiz’s Democratic Nation- day at 2 p.m. In the First Unitarian that 1,200 absences was reported In ! to Hamilton Standard's new elec- 107 Spruce St., as he rode a bicycle 1 during a routine cheek on Main optional POWR-LOK anti-epin differentiiL > • ••••• 4 alist Movement, predicted his man Church's Pierpont 8t. Chapel., Oct. 28, at the Garden Grove, sirable, th-y will find a r e a (J'y Manchester's school.s. She noted Ironies.department and other mis- will close tomorrow evening, Mrs. on Snruce St. about 7 p.m. Friday. *"V "7''*™' of beer we-e response here." would win a 6-year term by 200.000 Burial will be In Greenwood Ceme-.j that this figure did not Incllude a lt: cellaneou* manufacturing opera- CUSTOM BUILT HOMES rotes over Idlgoras. lory In Brooklyn. Local arrange-' James McGovern. Mrs. Charles PoHce began Investigating thej^®”"'* . , SET THESE 7 BEHER DIFFERENCES school.s, but said that for schools tiona. Bestor or Mrs. William Hanna ma> m i.rh^abont 10 p.m. Friday when' PoggloH Ported $1M bond and ls Noting Idigoraa’ charge of fraud..I are being handled by Wat-' reporting, the figure was about the * Hamilton Standard currently I q GENERAL CONTRACTING BandDVBl said the election had kins-West Funeral Service, fce contacted. The executive board Colby was admitted to the Man-i > 1. FVeah, distinctive jet stream styl­ ONLY RAIN9LKR \ same aa the figure for last \Ved- *■ producing air conditioning cheater Memorial Hospital with a ; PHNA Donations i '"O taken place In "the most absolute ' — -t of the Women’s Club will meet REMODELING oiHi REPAIRING ing. 3.. The best of both: Big car O lv M Y o u lh « B m I of Bottii ; nesday, hut lower than that for systems, turbine starters, hydrau- tonight with Mrs. Donald Stroud, broken hip. Colby told police thatl — freedom.” Friday. lie pumps and pneumatic valves as roomy luxury—Small car economy, Idigoraa' supporters in the Na­ 91 Strickland St. he had beeneen hit by an unidentified Now at $3,48^^ 'V FREE ESTIMATES—MORTGAGES ARRANGED Lsi AMERICAN Big Car I, well as fuel controls, and is devel­ truck driver who stopped at the ------‘ 4 a . Single unit construction. 4. Pen- tional- Democratic Reconcllation Funerals oping still newer products for t,he Hospital Women Room, Rida and { party charged that thousands of The Ladles Al,d Society of the acene and was told, by Colby, that One of the largest contributioiCi ny-a-mile gas economy record.* S. turbine and misaile fields. More he was not hurt. Comfort • residents of the provinces had been Case Bound Over than 50 turbine-powered aircraft Zion Lutheran Church will hold a Slate Luncheon to the Manchester Public Health ^NEST A. RITCHIE Easiest {Making. 4. RMlining Seats, rummage sale Saturday at 9 s m. When Colby entered the hospital Nursing Assn.'s Fund Drive eadh prevented from voting while thou­ Mrs. Rose Lasala and missiles are now using one or 16 LIBERTY ST. — TEL. MI 8-8172. MANCHESTER Twin Travel Beds. 7- Lowest cost sands on government-owned coffee Funeral services for Mrs. Rose more of the division's' new non­ In the pariah hoiiae on Cooper St. later that night after telling police year haa Impressed Mfs. Everett e EUROPEAN To Higher Court 1 Members are asked to leave ar­ that, after arriving home, hla lega The quarterly meeting' of the Keith, co-chairman of the drive, |Qi plantations voted several times. X-asala. 27 Walker St., were held propeller products. Women's Auxiliary of Manchester AU-Season Air Conditioning. Small Car The Idlgoras forces threatened ticles for the sale at the parish pained him, police began a search the result of appreciation for some at 8:30 this morning from the W. Warren I. Gillette. 44, of Rt. 3. Memorial Hospital will be a buffet See the-car that’s first in resale ^Economy, a "passive resistance" strike P. Qulah Funeral Home, followed house either Thursday or Friday for the truck driver. personal, memorable experience. Coventry, charged with adminis­ evenings. Anyone wishing pickup Reynolda voluntarily reported to luncheon next Monday at 12:30 at Mr*. Keith said the contribution value—first in tales growth, too. See Handling Eaaa 'Wednesday If they lose because of by a solemn requiem Maas in St. •magoabi fraud. tering a drug with Intent to com­ Police Hold Two of Items may call Mrs. Raymond police that he waa the man' they the Knighta of Columbus Homs. comrfa in a bundle of small bills. GLASS CRACKS ^ ARCHi£ JOE James' Church at 9 o'clbck. Mrs. Matthew H. O'Brien of the NKWI Sleek new jet stream N B W I All-New Pueh- NBWI Distinctive Four- the all-new, stunning Rambler today. ■ aQ,aaaaoa«a« a'« a«aaaao4 la a a a a a a # Returns from Guatemala City mit a crime, was bound over to the Miller. Members of the committee were looking for and he con­ It appears; she noted.' that the The Rev. James T. O'Connell i next criminal session of Hartford Greenwich Hospital A,uxj]iary will donor sets aside an amount of styling extends ri|^t through button-controlled Flssh-0- Besm Headlights are standard districts indicated Idigoraa randi’ On Rape Charges are asked to report at the pariah firmed the story told police earlier be the guest speakefT She will dates there were running moreiVhan ‘ R''-' I Superior Court hy Judge ' Jules house Friday at 7 p.m. ■ ^ by Colby. No arrest was made. money periodically, expressly for ___ J.A.WHITE to the beautifully sculptured Mstic trsntaniasion, Overdrive at no extra cost on all 1958 Tow-n court today. He Show the film "A Gift of Time,” AMERICAN MOTORS MEANS MORE FOR AMERICANS two to one against OrUz candidates-l Rev. Alex Ricrl the subdeaeon. The | waived examination the W'brk of the visiting nul'ses. rear fender linee. or Synchromesh available. Super and Custom models. Bond was set Two Manchester yot.ths, charged A training course for leaders of which Is a documentary film of the M rs Keitb said that the drive election to Congreas. Thirty-six Rev, John F. Hannon was seated in at $5 000 with the rape of a local 16-vear- many activitlea of the Women's is nekrtng cotnpletion and $3,485 ^ Congress 66 seats are being the sanctuary, and Mrs. Jane ' ' old girl Sunday, are free on $’2,000 seventh and eighth grade Girl Auxiliary of the Greenwich Hos­ TO PMOl filled. Gillette is scciised of putting Scout treopa-will be held tornoi- Tot Hit by Car has been collected. '“Tnils amount WSNVTO1 SEE THE SENSATIONAL NEW 1958 RAMBLER TODAY AT RAMBLER • AT NASH • AT HUDSON DEALERS Maccaione was organist and solo­ drug pills In a truck driver’s cup pending their appearance in Town pital. Mrs. O'Brien, who ia an does' not meet .the requirements Idlgoras, a 62-year-old Rightist ist. A delegation-ffon} St. Antho­ Court next Monds;,'. row night at 8 o'clock at the Girl authority on thrift shops, will alto Who was in exile during the Arbenz of coffee here in April. A truck Scout office. A basic course for Hurt Critically needed to glv* Manchester the ny's Ladle.s Guild of Hartford al- driver at the Perrett and Glenney Watson E. Wordsworth J r, 20, show slides and talk about the same high qualit}V;Of public health regime, charged In the campaign Hended. the services. Father Han- Intermediate Girl Scout leadcra Motor Freight. Inc., on Summit St. of #67 Princeton St„ and Peter wflll start Wednesday morning at Greenwich Auxiliary’s Thrift nurging expected 4m

P A O IT W E L V l MANCHESTER- EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONPAY, OCTOBER^, 1967 ' MANCHESTER EVENING JERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 21.1967 Pag e THIRTEEN BUGS BUNNY driver. • I Aecretariei were overheard Young Man— Well, hullo, Noah, J dlacuaaing a new office machine; J f I Rockville-Vernon eof paymant of a SSO fine. Ostrow- ihg liquor to Vacantl and Cordner, Kevins, 50, of 07 Milford Rd. The SVLVESTEP’S rrs STARTIN' you finally made it. Is tlie ark I "I know that new electronic conn .aU was fined early in September Picture of 1907 were eontiqued to Odt. 28. accident occurred ia Pantaleo waa Review Has Role COSMETICS GOT HIS NERVE. Sense- and Nonsense Answer to Previous Pu3ile ^or participation in a thefhfrom an According to- police, the two attempting to pass the vehicle on t ■ I puter doea the work of three men," unoccupied house in Vernon. Ha youths purchased intoxicating beV- the right, police said. AH Hm top HMt SLEEPtNMN LEAVE TM'BU^ Hi- Driver—No, we’ve got room for one obaerved moroeely, "but per- Workaday World S I Home League in In WBA Conclave * iy c N t\ ^ THERE AN'LET was given five dayi to pay the fine erages : at both Renn’s Tavern, 'He was (irlglAall; charged with A sheep rsnrher suddenly struck hangs against the horizon’s edge one more m onkey., ... hop In. I spnally I ’d rather have the men.” Ampule lies $150f i 00*Suit " W a d ^ o r " ...... — 'BT but haa not paid it to date, police ‘War Cry’ Issue owned'hy Laguza. arid a^ the Aca­ reckless driring, but the charge . Mystic Review, No. 3, Women’s i k ! * S 7 s It rich. His first purchase wss a The limitless expanse o f-fie ld ACROM S9 What adl'd. dia Restaurant, owned by Sapia. was reduced on the recommenda­ m Benefit Assn., organized in Man­ Cadillac limousine. On his next and forest which, moVed by the I — cabins motorists ust Hoapital Notes Paul B ,.Le89ard, 37, of Suffield, tion of Prosecutor John Fitz­ .Arthur Drag Slum trip to town, the dealer asked how On ^Malpractice^ hy Doctor The durront isaua of tha “ W ar wizard Wind, is suddenly, an ocean CARNIVAL bY DICK TURNER S— maieity go Hurried Admitted Saturday: Mias Unda -waa fined $6 for allowing the op­ Gerald. chester in 1893, second .in Connec­ he-IikW the car. with trees for its towering waves I What an ei Extrude Fleischer, 134 E. Main St.; Fred Cry,” weekly publication of the Sal­ eration of b pommercibl vehicle ticut, played a prominent part in Sheepman — Say, fellow, that James J. Gorman, 20, o f io i Por­ and a million daisies for Us surf. auctioneer Rockville, Dct. 31 fSpecial) '9waa inatalled'‘aa pastor of Rock- Iseh, RFD 3; Mias Maxine Baker, vation Army, earrias on Its front -without robr fender flaps. there is a real nice automobile. DOTVN ' ter St., charged with evading re- the State convention Saturday at They re-create ambition in the wants X 1 1 5 0 , malpractice auit yllla Baptist Church yesterday. 45 Da via Ave; Donald Zagora, 20 Fined 93 for parking too'eloSe Sure do like that winder b a ^ of I Rapid page a picture of tha local Horn* sponalblltty |n an accident on Por­ the Hotel Burritt In.NeW Britain. mind, and reverence in the soul I I Arabian gulf The Rev. William Sale Terrall, Fox Hill Dr.: Merton Wilkins, 150 to an Intersection were George the froijt seat. 3 — Tnae againat .Vernon E. Thomaa,. League taken in 1907. This la the ter St. about 8 p.m. Saturday, was Mra. Bessie Farris, paat presi­ They are the stuff from Which It Heroic poetry Hartford, executive secretary • of High St.; Nelton Caron, 132 High R. Ralnvlile, 20, of Bolton; Roy L. dent of No. 3 and diitrict man­ Dealer— How's that? You. don’t 3 Permits ■ M Hartford, formerly of thia city, ia fined $50 by Judge Ka,(p. conquerors’ dreams are made, and 14 BratUlaa the Connecticut Baptist Conven­ St,-: ■ Golden Jubilee year of the Women's Keith, 41, of 22 Hollister St; Jo­ ager, served as presiding officer. have a chauffeur! 4 Crowing out pending In Tolland Cbunty Supe­ According t(j Patrolman William dreamers’ wespons'forged. macaw tion, was principal speaker at the 0 Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Home lAague. ^ ^ • seph W. Bymea, 49, of IM Lenox TYie guards under Capt. Oglore Sheepman— Don’t need no chauf­ 9 Confederate S3 Roman roads 43Cbairi > rior Court. Cooke, Gorman hit the rear end o f 15 Having service. The new pastor was for­ Flora Seektns. 19 Mila Hill Rd. Two persona ’ in tha photo are S t; Paul I. Donohue of West White, added much to the beauty feur, sonny, but that winder keeps The average man doesn’t run general 34 Roman consul 4$ Small hteeiM AecordlnB to a writ filed with mally welcomed h y ' the Rev. known 16 be living. Mra! Rachel a vehicle driven by Robert Pltz- Annivarsary tM-istlca Birth- Saturday; A daughter to Roxbury, Mass;,. ..and R iv a r d S, gibtena, 42, o f Hazardville. Both of the floor work, and children of the sheep from licking my neck into debt nowadays. He rides into IT Soak flax t Narrative *3SEager ' 44Tobth the puperlor Court clerk, Mri. Maurice G. Foulkea, ractor of St. Richardson, 89 Oak St., widow of 47 Opera alngait Mr. and Mri. Carl KareakI, 90 Griffith of lS4'Benton St. The cars received damsges estimated local members aierved aa pages or when I ’m taking ’em to market. it. IS What a good poem 29 Newly .Mary Janton of Vernon claima her John’s Episcopal Church . and. Samuel J. Richardson, Is seated at present them Spring St. case of Leo J, Goodin of South at $200. participated in the entertainment, SALE cook pleaict 1 Acid mirried men left hand waa amputated ae a president o f the Rockville Minis­ Admitted' yeitarday: Mlta' Vir­ the extrema left. Mrs. Eleanor 38 Relish 41 Spilt over Windsor, simlUarly charged, was of which Mias Frances Coletta of Burr’s Arreet in Mleshulppl I t What a I Wormt result of "negligence of the defend­ terial • Aaan'. The Rev. Mr. Fama- ginia Burrows, 88 W, Main St.; Turkington, now of.Marlbank, On­ Cooke said that when he arrived Out from the crowded city to 30 Food mouthful SO Upon -contlnijed on a day-to-day haais Hartford waa ^chairman. She U a , chairman does 9 Singers ant ip that he aid not use the care w'orth formerly served as pastor Mrs. Elizabeth Cheater,; Broad at the scene, (H>rman's vehicle was Starts foday, Monday, the flowered lanes of young sum­ On January 12, 1807, Aaron Burr, t SI Glance over SI Distent tario, Canada, la seated in the front when he failed to appear In court sister of Mra. Mary DiSalvo, S3 / SI Iroquolan 10 Angered and akUl ordinarily used by. phyal- of two churches In Plainfield. Brook. , row. about two-tenths of a mile away mer! There is in these far-flung former I ’ .S, vice president, was ar as Stair part .< prefix) today. He will be ordered to court Gerard St. y Indian 11 Fruit clan a ..." in giving her an In- Burpee Rummage' Sale Discharged yesterday; Mri. frbm the car he had. hit, being Oct. si'thni SaL Oct. 30 rolling fields and lofty mountain­ rested in .Mls.sisslppi on a federal I* Color as Classes 52 In a line A typical 1957 Home League is by local police. Mias Agnes Koob, natioiuU presr charge hf treason. The govern I 53 What an iravenoua Injection. Burpee Woman’s Relief Corps, Viola Lugg, '57 El^ St.; Mrs. depicted . below the Manchester pushed away from the scene. Gor­ Ident of this insurance organiza­ sides. a challenge to all that Is di­ 20 Farmers 40 Gasoline 95 Chambermeldt- The alleged Incident occurred Judge Karp haniied down eui- vine in the sons of men. merit charged him w-lth planning to artist’! model will sponsor a rummage sale Josephine Lelbe. 26 Prospect St.; jlhoto. It ia the Wilmington, Del. man admitted to Cpoke that he tion, waa guest of honor, and' doea use theni quality make It Nov. 30, .1950, while Mra. Janton pended ju d ^ e h te to Stillman That farmhouse yard on the establish an empire which was to Thursday as 9 a.m. at the -former Nelton Caron, 132 High St. , unit. The publication carriei aev- had hit the other eyar! spoke on the growth o f the order 54 What a Ux|l waa a patient at Rockville City Shaw, IS, of Glastonbury,' charged shoulder of the hill, where the comprise the Ivoulsiana Territory i 1 Betty Ann Shop, E. Main St. Birth yaaterday; A son to -Mr, fra) articlm describing a half den- throughout the nation. She suc­ driver 1 1 1 r r r Hoapital under the care of Dr. with failure to carry a registration, FATHER’S FOOTSTEPS big section of the western states Clothing for men, women and and Mra. Clarence Puckett, RFD 3; turjr oY axpanaion and development ceeded the late Mrii. Bina West cluster of lilac bushes is like pUr- operate! Thomas. and John D. Henneaey, 19, of N ew ' ple velvet draped upon a wall bf and Mexico. After being tried, he u 13 children, as ,well as Household a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John of this woman's organization. Pittafleld, Mass. — (N E A ) — Miller who-WBs founder and head ST rollowen The writ clalma the "defendant articles, will be on sale. Britain, charged with operating a green— ^ was acquitted on .September Chattarton. 17 High St. ' Bobt^ Jones HI, son of the Grand of the WBA for over half a cen­ 39 What a tennis over the objection of the plaintiff, Boy Scout Canvass Manchester 'lirae one of the first motor vehicle with defective equip­ That little valley whose blooms 1807. r - k 1 Admitted today: Joseph Wari- Slam king, own the Pittsfield city tury. player does gave the plainflff an intravenous A house-to-house canvass will In this country to have a group of ment. ■ ‘ ( of dOgsvood and Judas .tree ' are OudenhoVe, 92 Windsor Ave.; Mist golf championship for the fourth General dancing followed the 33 Opposed H r of Sparine.” The plaintiff immedi­ be conducted this week for funds Wendy Holltatar, 3.5 Mountain St.; womep, known aa "The Sewing Tha easel of Edna W. Patten- time with 78-07-73— 218. banquet and entertainment. Save After scarves dropped bv'fairies wheiy A corky young man had -waited 34 Forming no ately complained of pain in her left to support the Boy Scout activ­ Class of Jhe South Manchester gilL 18. of 389 Lydall StJ/ shd they fled the light of dawn— long and impatiently for a bua on m Mias Linda Anderson, RFD 3. angle \ -- tl hand and the condition of the hand ities. Events' Tonight Corpa.” Mrs. Adjutant Samuel Gtofia J. Bassett, 17, o f 83 Oole- TTie masses of blue and gray that a hot summer day. When It finally Se Smaller cauted her to be transferred to Flyers "stating the alma of the The final reheaml of the Rock- Blackman (mother o f Mrs. Com-, man Rd., both b a rged with breach Distance, the mighty magician, arrived, he. wisecracked to the u P JT IT 3T Spanish coin h if Hartford Hospital. Mra. Janton Scout prograrii were distributed villa Chorus o f Barber Bhop Sing­ mtssion'er ^ n a ld . McMillan) waa of the peace, were referred to Juve­ JS2L SSHirhat a poet developed gangrene in the hand in eharga, 1 ) 1# new corps building Work 1 yesterday. Men and women ' inter­ ers-will be held at .8 p.m, at Mapla nile authoritlei. ‘ . Science Sh write! s r P m • a the result o f which the hand had been completed but there was links Pil^ ested in the program will conduct Grove in praparatloa for tha an­ The Case in which Charlei, R. 2 MR. TWEEDY BY NED RIDDLE 39 In a abort Uma was amputated Deb. 20, the writ S A V I N O ^ U ^ H the canvass. Thomas W olff has nual jamhorac Oct. 28. a pressing need for funds. Mrs, Magneli, 55, o { 26 CanterUhry St., OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MA.IOR HOOPLE ‘ 4l Japanai* coin H • statea. been named chairman of special The Rural Vernon School Aaan, Blackman, a gifted aeamatrees, ia charged with evading. respon-- N e w W a y W if 42----- Molnea, VP ObUms Shock started the sewing elaas, telling :hout Surgery Iowa j y gifts and with a group of co-work- will meat at 8 p.m. at Vernon Ele­ aibility, was continued to Oct. 38 UM-HAW.'^A LONE STORY m mx Mra. Janton clalma ahe has suf­ era will contact business and ih- mentary School. Mra. Rose O. -Ford the women that-.ahe would take or­ 44 They, work when a 'State’s wltnasa failed to Finds Healing Substa nee That Doe* Both— t PROPPED MV PRETTV BLUE MARTHA— MAK- KAFFf n fered "excruciating mental and duatry for contributions. ' ' haajiUnnad'a program on "Group­ ders for eewing if they woiild help appear In court today.. OPEN on ahips _____^ phyalcal anguiah.” and "an ex­ THEY'RE IMPULSIVE BOYS AT i * Rockville has’ two Cub Packs, in g^ in the Elementary Oradas.” her and in that way they would , Louts Pantaleo, 17, of 19 Un- Relievos Peia—Shirmka Hemorrhoida Monday, EVC5 OPEN AT THE TV TO 4ePr*ttleat fl tremely severe nervous and mantal 4 h e a r t, YOU know — EM V K two Boy Scout troops 'and an Ex­ t>r. George R Champlln, chief of- pay off the,debt wliich they did. coln St., charged with following tr.A, a. V. a,Mial) ..for Ih'a aatonifthinr atatamanU tlka **Pilaa Tuesday, TAkfE IN THAT SAWMILL. , 49tMK> shock,’’ that ahe has undergone a Ant tima icianct hat found a ntv route to THE; STUDIO THEY lO I P plorer Scout troop. Vernon haa a the Bureau of Elementary and Sec­ A charter tnemhar o f the group, too closely in a 2-car accident on hava caaaad to ba a problaml ** TO - Friday

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1“ THE l:> * V Tufts and Williams id Match Pelfect Slates r ' Clubs Hold Share of First Place in Pro. Grid Herald Angle /•:f' [ -V 1 By E>UIL W . YOST hfl ' > b i DartQiouth M erchants on MarcH> p-? Haney Rewarded Giants Bla^t 1 Sporta Editor m Most Improved Club With New Pact SUNDAY S'Murphy said, "haa come up with C on tin u e? [X Steelers, Tie ^ Great to be back home after a a fine footbaU team 'thia aeaaon.’’ Beat New York^ 53-0 Lv Not Fitting for Hawks Milwaukee, Oct. 21 (.D — whirlwind 19 days trying to keep The occasion was an office' Vialt Fred Hapey-'a only worry now i pbreast of the happenings \ln the by the Dartmouth grad who haa IS aoawering the thouaahd* of For East Lead auffered through a number of lean By PAT Bo l d u c p ' ' 1957 Wmld Scries between the Undefeated * New York, Oct. 21 ■' i— ,, , off-MH»on hv the srquiBition o ' * ------^ ;------r-.------;----- he signed a new- one-year eon- more— and .ju.st like that ijfa..: ' Home— Pop" which was signed "Atl from the World Seriea but aa All-Stars Glsnn Hall and Ten MB.N’S DIVISION there are just 24 houra in a day I football r e c o r d a Saturday crowd at Ceppa Field in Meriden. tract to manage the world's SELECTED NINE HOLER a jamup toda.v in the Na- ■ three of us." My best girl baked showed a minus seven yards oa Undsay from, the- Petroit Red champions in 1958. hope a number of callers will un­ while Dartmouth puts the Bight Manchester players took the ground and only 43 yards la One-Half Handicaps itional Foothall League. Whh a cake to my liking with the In- part In. the arorlng parade aa the Wins--!. Ru sSO, Lynch The part, b.v far the beat he acriplion on the frosting a plain, derstand... Jim Sheldon, better best major college showing fn " ■■ 4*' the air, completing but five of 19 .Saturday I a third of the pro aeason edm- known aa Red during hla fine power-laden Silk Townera tallied in Chicago Woh its opener 1-0 from has received In hla S4 years as Class A-tHarrv Mathiason 31- pleted, no lesa than five teama hold ,('H1.” . • ■ The 1957 series was by the East on the line against Har­ aerials. Tha Spartans pickad up a the Toronto tk.aple Leafs two a playc'r and manager in the ba.aketball playing days, dropped vard. The Tufta-Wiluams en­ every' period and completely dom­ first down in. each half. But eradlt ClashTonight S-r28, Ed .Raarl 31-3 - 28. I a .aharS of firat place. Ever>-orte a . Jar the best that I’ve seen since In to have hla photo taken. inated -the lopsided action against weeks ago with goalie Hall posting majors and minora, calls for an - Class B--Earl Ballsleper 34-5 I been whipped at leaat once and J946 and my trip to Milwaukee was counter which ought to be a honey should go to halfback Herb Lai- . the ahutoiit and vetrran winger estimated $40,000. Sheldon haa sen-ed as preaident of is the first of three gamea which the Spartans, who were said to ler. guard Ruteh Anderson and 29. Vic Daley 35-5 30. Paul Ball- j what looked to he a poaaible pfill- the high spot in a carocc that dates the Manchester Dog Training have won their first three starts Lindsav heting the goal Since then At lianry came to terms after sieper 34-4—30. A1 Gavson 35-5 - Bway for the haughty'Browna Snd - back 13 years. Joe Sullivan of the could well determine the top small center Joe DiMag for their' fine the effective Hawks have lost four I what Tvas descrllmd as a five Cla.sa since Its birih eight years college eleven In New England. while holding the opposition score- performance tn a losing cause. 30, Walt Rumsev 34-4 30. |. the aurpriaing Colta nmv ha.a all .Advertising Department remem­ ago and Is now one of the Instrue- leas. Buf-vythe ^outclassed New times- and tied on'ee. minute conference with JSseph Class C - Jim McCsrthv 37-8 the earmarka of another ‘flip-flop bered the occasion with an appro­ Tufts plays Amjierat the folfbw- ' Toro made good uae of an oC Last night Cnilcago was routed New Tork; Oct. 21 ■ Bravelown . . . Enjoyed watch- Little Rhody'a supreme bid yill nation which he Instilled In his fun with no serious injuries re­ very first time they handled the Sunday's- triumph was- tha fifth Three Fist Fights deciidon in their first meeting at 8 -4 3 , Don Cuh'er .54-10-44. third period. ing portions of the National Pro rise or fall. / - _ . ■ . J,. r..»,iii« St. Nick's in a close fight. This one ball club." MIXED SCOTCH FXM'RSOMES ported up to midnight. ball in the opening quarter, with for tha Merchants who gat tha Dean Share H’ealem Lead Football League games on teevee This .Saturday. Am herst/m ay the magical Drake mooting 34 chance to avenge their only set­ Haney Is en mute to his Ix>a , Sunday Cleveland's loss dropped ths .-before rending up on Issues of my THURSDAY Henry tallied Lynchls West Side fans, w-ho us­ Angeles home by automobile. No sign of Sputnik thia a.m. have Its hands full agalnatriinder- j yard! on a keep play tnrough hla back Sunday afteiiioan when they the Rangers to their \ictory in a First low net —Mr. sod Mrs, Del B.rowna Into a first place tie in ths . fsvorlte newspaper that I missed ually let loose a couple of pigeons He said he may stop off at Las with the fog so thick at 6 o'clock do^ Wesl*.van In the first Little own left tackle. The slick 'Man­ play host to the strong and atm iramd marked by three fights. St. John 72. Eastern Conference with New ■ -during my absence. in the arena and toss firecrackers. Vegas for a few days rest. Second low net-rMr. and Mrs. that you couldn't see 10 yards In Three contest of the cai^algn. chester quarterback also toased to unbeaten Holyoke Knights at 3 at 5tn(tr Bathgate and Larry Popein hea\-ed a few eggs around the club Mac Afee Makps Over Shoulder Catch for Score York's World CTiampion Giants, 5IONDA5’ front of you. TrxveX to work wga The switch, from bialmy Indian end Gar^_ Clements, for . tha sev­ Mt. Nebe. > . Draka'a thraa tondi. jii^uced ^the other New York Then it'll he on to L. A.-and Fran Carx-ey 75. who routed Pittsburgh 35-0 in their Musial and.His Twia^Best GirU? m addition after the verdict went those thoiisamis of unopened New Tork Giant end Ken MacAfee (80) clutches pass for all six points it's worth as he makes orer- Third low net Mr. and Mrs. '■ Dr. A. B. Moran, who has been at a anall's pace . . . This la a summer breezes to ^ s p autumn enth point. down toaaes now Mva him 14 for jniHkera with EHc Neaterenko igal home opener. Detroit and Baitl- having trouble with hie putter . memorable day fo r me aa IS years winds has brought football in the Mualal, St. Louis Cardinals'’ 1957 National l> g gU A ^ lU n g leader, poses with hia two “bast When Drake hit Clements with the aeaaon... The fleet-footed •coring the lone Chicago goal. letters. the-shouldcr (ratchea in end zone In final minutes of National Football League game with Pittsburgh Paul Ballsleper 78. more share, the Western Confer­ Ll;lynch, 22. a long.shoreman when , 'T m going to try to answer Steelers at Yankee Stadium yesterday. Vainly pursuing him la Steeler defensive halfback Gary Firs( low gross- Mr. and Mrs. lately in hla wrangle w ith the' ago 1 w-as married by the Rev. area down to the 'Wake-or-break" girls”—hla mother, Mre. Mary Mualal. of Donors,./Pa., (left) , and hla wife, before annual Pu- a 12-yard payoff tote and followed Webb, Manchester’s bast ninnair, It was a rough night, however, not fighting, has a 11-2 record. ence leadership with San Francis­ Country Club, visited to report the : Edmund Barrett at S t,' James’ stage. /■ laskl Day dinner which he attended yesterday, Mualal, who will be 37 Nbv, 31, ’said he axpacta to up with a beautiful flat pass to haa now scored 7$ pointa to Ua hia esery one of them," he said.' Glick (26). It was a 27-yard touchdown pass that MacAfee grabbed. Giants muted Steelers Stan Hilinski 83. co. which pulled even at 3-1 by for Nesty. he waa involved in two Ruaso'a record Is 11-3. j Yankees, losers in the World Se-j Chureh wliUe. still wearing my Air The Maine ^ a te seriea gets continue as' a player for a couple more years. (AP/Photofax), •;/' halfback Tillle Dubose for 26 yards record-breaking total of last aea> separate fl^ t s with Bathgate and 35-0 lAP Photofsxi, Second low gross —Mr. and Mrs cuffing Green Bay 24'-14. Einar Lorentzen 90. riea. had been buried.. Soon after. Force uniform . . . I had a noon underway wlth/Malne at-defending and another TD in the first period, son... In. three gamea since com­ .Lou Fbntllfiito. incurring two.ma­ Veteran Kid Gavilan, the ex- In other gamea. the Chicago '-R a y Owens, president of the Conn-, dale at the Country Club to talk champion Bates and Bowdoin at it was clearly evident that the ing out of retlremant. fullback jor penalttn. This called for an Hershey Surprises Third low gross -Art Stevens Cards routed Washington 44-14 to champiori hoping to get Into the and Mrs. Russ Gangwrre 91 tr.v Club which has received more to the Klwanians. I heard that the Colby whil^ NorvMch is at Ver­ succeaafui Merchants were in for Jimmy Roach has picked up 388 automatic misconduct penalty and welterweight elimination tourna­ I tie Pittsburgh for third in the East, 'publicity in this City of Village group was stuck for a speaker at mont in tlje opening of the Ver­ another ..easy afternoon, yards in 31 carrlas for a fabulous a 13.8 fine In American hoop i Mr. and Mrs. Oarvey combined both only a game off the co-lead- Firefighters Triumph, ment meets Mexico's 22-yesr old ^Fyifl^ Putt Iflto F FG to score an eagle two on the 11th Charm than an.v other .issue in the last minute - just how stuck mont aeries. Manchester upped ite margin, to 11-yard average. Roach did not New York’s dick Evans and Chi­ Qsspsr Ortegs in s 13-round re­ era pace, and Chloago’a slumber­ ■^•ears, stopped to say although he I'll never ktubw—but It Was good 34-0 halftime as elusive, Alan play the first game against tha hole. Mrs. Carvey drove on the ing Bears finally got into the win Dartmouth Snjoya the only un- at cago's Ian Cuanenan were the turn bout St Los Angeles' Wrigley waa a Yankee fan he was "glad ^ a l n to tAlk with. Henry Escott, Webb, thanks to S tremendotia pass-minded Knights,.. Both combatants in th^thlrd scuffle. New York. Oct. 21 (/Pi—The Her-1 hole and Fran holed out with an column, calling on rpokie Willis blemisMd record among major Field Tuesday night. The 37-yesr ahey Bears appear to be the sur-. eight IroVi for a deuce. ‘ the Braves won.” That's .the >Orm 'Weei, Doc Davis, Matt Mori- Eaatqrn clubs following its 14-7 ’Eaters Win at Prison block thrown by fullback Ricco Clements and DuboM -hiavt caught j i All were assessed mkjor penalties old Cuban upset the rangy Galimore for four touchdowns in conaenaus of many Silk Towners. .- arty. Ed Benache, -Dave Keith, Zeke MIXED DOUBLES four TD aerials thia aaaaon.*.. T h t prise team "bf the young American Upset Winner over Minnesota, an ea.aier than It looka 34-26 vic- upset triumph over Holy Cross. Staadlafa Petrllto, circled hia right flank for for fighting. \ Mexican at Miami Beach last July Johnny Daley of Buckland ran Gouriey, Ed Bailey, Russ Potter- a five-yard scoring dash and re­ Merchants have now tallied 372 O ot^ by Red Kelly.'Billy Dea I tory over the l>ra Angeles Rams. / Rally for Scores STANDINGS <*time getting their touchdown drive W L Pet. 31 to end a five-fight losing streak. Hockey League season. over with hia car and killed a fox ton. Fred Werner and Ray Goslee 3 .R67 serve quarterback Joe Curry broke pointa in six gamaa. and Norm UUmsn g^ve^the Red , With eight weeks of play still The Hanover Indians rallied for ! started late in the firat quarter. M. Waddell-B. Conopaat 13 The Bears, who finished fourth and phoned to ask if this office to list a few. Dinner waa good as \V L T Pet. Anne>Nlck Twerdy 13 t .800 over hla ISft tackle for five yards MeMhosStr (il) HRaga thsir second ^ ctorr of the Another Tuesday night fight, iff 1956-57. have taken over fIrat I remaining, no team ia out of con­ ■ knew anyone who would like same usual and, as my immediate superi­ two fourth period touchdowns to Firefighters...... 3 1 1 .750 ; With Karl Then, Ed Doucette and B. White-N. Vlttner . R 6 .600 tention with only two gamea/epar- turn the trick and now o\yn their ! Bob Parmakian doing the legwork MAbeUDon Harrtaon t and another six-pointer near U19 K u»?u *®**'.>*’^ Clement*. M. 'HarqiMa, season—both sgiUnst Toronto—and thia one in London’s Harringay ^ace. Herahey turned back the mini Faces Tough Obstacle for mounting. .Connecticut Sports ors were in the audience, 'Tom and Sm okeatera...... ,2 2 i .500 Barbar%‘Dick McConvUla 9 their first success at home after ating top from bottom In each di- first seven game winning streak they chalked up two- first downs close of tha quarter, Tsckle*; Tinilqjr. M. Cur, iktafla, Arens, presenta the unusual pic­ Providence Reds 5-1 last night to 'W rlleri' Alliance met at noon at . Walter Ferguson, I made aur'e Blue Devila ...... 2 3 0 .400 Maureen^Don Moaser 9 Toro’a well-drilled and smooth- VHieek. losinif three straight. Barrg £ulien ______^ ______After success . vlalon. since 1938. TTiet .vear also was the .400 and moved the ball deep ip enemy N. Jtohan^. Yoai R ture of an American boxer in the break a tie for the lead with Provi­ the Yankee Silversmith with elec­ I didn’t take up too much of the C ruisers...... 2 3 . 0 Murphy ' R working combine - took the setxmd Cuerdei A. Xareoee,- avertM the Leafs* shutout with a Bhtgliah style, WUlie Pastrano of New York, Oct. "21 ^Washington State could have neat-'^unexpected form.' Duke's path to »The spectacular waa routine In tion of officers the main Item of company’s time. last time prior to the present when territory aa the first period ended. W. Guy. dence. ly wrapped It up Saturday by the Orange Bowl appears clear, 'aragnano' R half kickoff and drove yards for CentereiCentere, Moeke, n«ua««.Helraei. last period tally. New Orleans, and a belting Bri­ Illinois jumps right from the Sunday’s gamea, topped by the ' business after the usual fine din- the Indians were able to capture The Firefighters, 'by virtue of Ed Doucette carried to the Bluea' :y-Norm Warren 7 R Ml Herahey has won five of its six beating Oregon. for North Carolina State is on With Hartack i dramatic Lions’ rally that handed FRIDAY their first four games of a aea- one-yard line and from there Then HaxeUManny Margarido T I .;il7 another temchdown. with Drake Back*:cka: Drake. Rea^. Webb. Dubose, ton, Dick Richardson. Usually*'the starts and has 10 points. 'The run- frj'ing pan into the^ fire and ' ner, Bill Newell, Hard-working ■ Nice to hear from Dr. Gene their 6-0 victory over the Blue Andrey^hei f.4ich passing to the gluefingered Cle- Curry.y. 1 Caeelle, FcCrUlo, ifymSu, But it wasn't to be. Oregon won probation by the NCAA and > ia Baltimore its first loss. Four touch- ' scribe . from the aon. went around his own left aide to Nevlna. American it the slugger. Paatrano, nerup Reds, who won the regular Coach Ray Eliot and his band the game, 14-13. when State qiiar ,, "■**, Davis, via a letter, and from Dr. Devils ...yesterday afternoon ... at MArK-Kd.,Hlndle-.- . i 1 1 - :^ ,menta-for “tha-final-33 yardSfRtlU- ...T « ir tar"'"------—' 1 fourth'ranking contender, la thr forbidden to participate „ln bowl -New'York, Oct. 34 Idurt has I passes by Johnny Unitas- named prexy, sii' Tied atop the Ivy League with 'paydirt end the eniy T ir or the Jean-6iH Thuratoa 4 11 .M7 league race last season Have eight of “IlIThi know right"':wKere tifback Robb.v’Nexvrriiih misiied the game's. ceding Gecc.v; Walt Schardt. thanks to the tele­ - ^ , , Charter Oak Park are in undieput- day. M. Aachenbrener- 'in the third quarter, the poised,, Enda: Wlamnii, TN^otoTKToU simmona. ■ big fhTorite.fsTorite. wTapped up the 2-.vear-oM filly j Firing him 12 for the brief season Crean of New Britain, one of the Prlnceton, Dartmouth encounters 1 poasessloi/of first place in the aharpshooting Drake found Merl-- Tackle*: Caacla. HsnnIiM Dii*i pointa. extra point after the Cougara’ sec­ title, and Jewel's Reward will tr>-' - had fired Baltimore into a 27-8 phone. The latter sought horrie P. JackQwaht 4 11 .367 derro. Retd.. Richardson, 23. 6-3 and 203 they're heading. They skipped Significant, too. Is the fact that improving Harvard while a shaken Football League. The Next week the league leading AIva>Ed DtHtctieile ' . 3 H .300den’a owfl.BUI BaeWe. with.an .lO.- In, other games last night the out Of the frying pan last Satur­ ond touchdow'n. Maryland, until last year a power j to nail the Juvenile colt honors load with only nine minutes he. football dates in November at the Princeton crew tackles Cornell: - ' t h e ^ e y "■walls Anne “Twerdy—'lit;—Mgrla 'Aacheir* craav. pounds, was flattened In eight the group over hid during my University of Connteticiit FlreflghiterB will meet the CrutB- yard TD aerial. • Rochester Americans took over day ..when they upset Minnesota, State already had licked Calif­ alwta.vt to be reckoned with, is'n ext Saturday in the Garden tnoinlng but rallied behind a Bobby •'memberahip period. I loo. was Harvard aurpriMd a few peop e I oj w ^ era fleld Prison to their era in the first game with the brener 111. Dick Mc^hvinw l43>a». Ed Ltllar, Cslumst rwin sst a asw rscord rounds by Cuba’s Nino Valdes, ornia and Stanford, the blhcf Rose Mailbag has been loaded .of late Hfndle Kick Twerdy S39 and last D4^ 4. Paatrano la- 31, six third place with a 3-1 victory over, 34-13.' showing signs of coming back un- State stakes, world's richest hor.se : Layne-to-Hopalong Cassady pass I ■ Ronored, being elevated • from by defeating Columbia 19-6 for l^s j nj^ing as they overwhelmed the Smokeaters and the Blue Devils KArm Warren 136 topped all partlcl- Final Taaebdown St Hialeah last winter with Bowl eligibles. .Still. State can with just about everything but Another Sliver City performer, Score by partt..^. |347,ST5 in purses. Cshunet had ^ t , 191 pounds. the Cleveland Barons, who dropped This Saturda.v. they hit the fire der Tommy Mont. The Terpa Jack- race, at Camden, N. .1. j combination to pull it out rvith treaaurOr to vice preaident. An­ second straight triumph. I Cruisers 30-0. And the triumph playing in the nightcap. panta. Moqcheat^r / Into the cellar, and thr Springfield make it. Everything hinges on how ed their record to 2-2 Saturday by A field of 11. smallest since the ! three quirk touchdowns, two in nual Gold Key Dinner will be held Asian flu .shots . . . Telephone MIX an mii'BLEB halfback Eddie Wytbekl produced TD: Ctamei •St ths prsviiMs high of $178,675 against Michigan State, the badly Oregon does against Califo;nla Meanwhile. Princeton waa ; „^ved the Smokeatera out of the Firf>fl|1it«rM (6> Middleweight Bobby Boyd of Indians moved out of last place upsetting North Carolina. 21-'{. It ‘ mil* and one si.xteenth event waa the last 99 seconds. La.vne's 29- • Jairnary 27, 19.58 at the Statler in wiias were busy throughout the knocked from the unbeaten ranks ,.g„gr and Intp aecond place In the SUadiaa, the Merchants' eight and final Webb. Duboae.. „.m-,, St the IHorids trsdt in 1956. mangled giant of the Big 10. this week and Stanford on Nov. day with many callers wanting End?: Trollei', D6‘lAnry, Chlftputtl. L Pet. PAT: memeni* (paSb) Drab* Chicago, winner of flve straight with a 2-1 triumph over the Buffalo The Spartans. No. 1 team in the waa a case of pupil showing teach- inaugurated in 1953, is shaping yard toss to Casaady did it with 45 ■‘ Hartford. Ticket reeeri’atlona by Colgate's four touchdown i gtg„d,„,g Both the Blue Devils Mandalo, WhUr>ii9lI. 3 .mo touchdown in the opening min­ (nieh); Webb (plaeeMeM) 2; M. Cuy 2. statistical figures on the 1957 Tackki: Burt, Clark, McCartan, Pat-John Ac.to utes. of the fourth period, inter- Penn Btsts's Bin Hess sat s this year, is favored over Franks Blaona. country in last week’s Associated er, for Mont was an assistant of up for-the big one at Garden State ! seconds left. are now being taken to avoid-any shortenders, 12-10. | cruisers are atlU tied for B^rKrrn. OllvF-JoF Rofi.Ho t ,M7 (paae) Oklahorpa. which won its 44th Park. Firat, however, some unfin- Rookie quarterback Sonny Jur- World Seriea and football ticket In­ Defending Ivy titlist Yale Ann-Paul Corrrntl lng a poor pSks and retunt- •ehc-t record when he scored nine Ssusina o f Germany at Syracuse, Herahey snapped a 1-1 tie in the Press poll, were tram pl^ by flu- North Carolina’s Coach Jim Ta­ last minute disappointments. third spot. Guards: GalUclier, Mkhon«>% Mer- tria-IBam Vacanii 4J .too 2E atralght gafne Saturday, a 47-0 lahtd biisinela comes up today at gensen------"was the “Eagles' ■ -big man formation at several area colleges mt^ed into the runneiup sp ^ last , gnj ^old at Char- clor. Wrlahi. it 47' yards behind excellent goals in Iseresas against Psim. N. T. (ABC TV, 10 p.m., EDT) aecond period on Bob Solinger'a ridden PUrdue, 20-13, in the big­ rout of Kansas in an effort to get tum's when tha latter waa at * TUE.SDA1' r^ntrrii: WIntcni. J>aky. Rusconl. Pra-Bob Bonanioa « .m He scoNd 49 goals during the 1957 Wednesday night This is another goal and aolidified the verdict when gest upset of the season so far. Maryland. the bank. 'This la the deadline for aa ha passed for one touchdown . . . Word that the Midget -Foot­ Saturday with an 18-. vlcto(>’ over ! Oak yesterday and before the Ruth-Bmi« Pnhl 7 .sn S king, Hocltey'Rt'R Glance back to the top of the heap after *' News of Chris Leary's death was BkckKr Doucette, Thf'o. Parmakian, Ann-Roa« l,allb«rl* 7 .6ZS sea aim, topping Ms 1956 mark by return bout. Boyd beat the Ger­ Lea Duff icored. Third period goals They'll be In a nasty mood against making aupplemantary nomina­ against the previOualy unbeaten ball Leaguera from Manchester Cornell. Wbit('0>n. M^sakr. Duchraaneau. Only once did the poorly-organ­ Sondaya Raakita being displaced by M ichig^ State, In the Southeaatern Conference, [ “ death waq relayed frqm an un- would play a regular achediiled . 1 .u Blue Devils could get warmed up Myrtle-Bill LaRIviere » JC7 ized Spartans reach Manchester algtat goals. man at Miami Beach last' March by Lome Davis and Oble O’Brien, Illinois, a fact with which Saiot tions at $10,900 apiece for the race, Browns and scored another ah a Now the Ells , 5r-, " , “ D J ' the Firefighters had pushed acrosa nime Devlla <•) Panny-Eddle Paaanl »X400 Nattonal Leagna goes against OjloVado. ^ e Buffs another rough league, Auburn la and the management expects three * Identified source. Leary, a former loop game at the Wethersfield territory and tha^ came early In 36. Ssuzlna has won four straight. put- the gome out of Providence's la acutely aware. over (Georgia Tech, the big etum- ineak. very unpredictablelie .Colgate Red y ,, j,n,y g^ore of the day. Beforb Enda: Wfioda, Cronin. R. Avery, Rena-Loul* Damato IV .m New Tork 6, Chicago 3 are perhaps the second-best team owrnera to xyrite checks.' catcher with Manchester teams. State Prison was relayed by Don H»enr>w, B. -AveiY. • Nancy-John Oaudlno -'4 .SSS the third quarter when they got Detroit ,. Toronto t ZB two years as coach at S t reach. "Michigan State will be really bling block, and should have clear Veteran Chiich Conerly, In his Raiders. The week befbre last, :y^ ^ g^^ John Hughes re- 'rackka: Metre. Ready, Pkdmonk. Marir-AI Puiib n ,X7 8 in the Big Eight. They tied Okla­ They are Mrs. Elizabeth Ora- ' ’’umpired at leading college baseball Cowles, circuit publicist. Cowles is aa far aa the Silk Town 47. Other­ Ansartedn l aagno John’s UnivarsUy, Jack Kaiser has Paolo Rosi and Johnny Buaao. a Rochester Jumped to a 2-0 first out to get ua now',’’ he sighed,to­ homa at 21-aIl hack in 1952, which sailing the rest of the way, Au­ 10th season, treated a reVord home ‘ ■"games In New England for 40 Colgate dropped-a 48-6 decision to gj^tof hla BlmS were Guards: Edwarda, McNeil. Younf. Nttht’a belt Keree were Iked up •sea U s hswsbali tsams win 37 couple of llght'wrelght contenders period lead over (Cleveland and day. "And to make matters worse, ham. owner of J^evrel’s Reward. I opener crowd of 52.,589'to'ii rtow a Jack-of-all trades for in addition .nan unimpreasivo'Rutgers team I because Of slckneso and Bowen. by Olive RoHetlo 1IT7-11S. obn Acein wise, the losers were contained for Herahey 5. Proridanea 1 waa the last conference game the burn’s 3-0 triumph over the Engi­ winner of four etakea. vvho runs in i Tsnkee <• a t Schaub'a Randall, for 20 years ^nSw^er e^o^e^g queror o f Larry Boardman, la as the top reversal of 1957. who wen tha Hopeful atakea. football team. aeaaon spoiled Yale’s bid for a per­ tied the game for the Blsona mld- Unexpected Lift 18, jumped into the lead for East­ goal''/1oas to (jleveland. education and recreational direc- fect campaign. OF MANCHESTER rated ninth. w-ay in the flnSl period. Could Lose Bowl Bid Seven hi Row ■ »4or at the Wethersfield State RETCHER 8LA8S GO. MlteheU The Aggies received an tmex- ern honora which might not be A. Tittle, a fellow who has SATURDAY Four Straight The F in est.. To make matters worse from pected lift from Texas Saturday ■ettled until the Cadeta meet Navy Idun. $ha frisky filly from the ^ e n around almost as long as > I Prison, it now living in Maine. Asian fiu canceled the fopttell 9-7879 Michigan State's standpoint, tha when the Longhorns, a weak sif­ on Nov. SO. bam of Mrs. CSiarlea lllrick Bay, Conerly and passes'just as wrell, ■.’Ticketa will be available at The game I intended to view, Ti;mity Tiifls under Coach Harry Ar- 186 WEST MIDDLE TURNFIKE White Eagle Cluh Rec Slates Meetings Purdue defeat could cause them to ter In the loop last year, upended Princeton and Dartmouth, tha Ivy made it seven victories withojH handled th«»,brunt of the 49era of­ 'H e ra ld ., .Unusual letter from and Colby, and aa a result I Alter­ lanson haa won four straight- this -■ i lose a Rose Bowl bid Ohio State Arkansas, 17-0. Arkansas waa League leadera, gat back Into, ac­ defeat when sh e,-won by Ftk fense. throwing for two touch­ -Allan- Cutter to BUI McGonigal ed my plan and atayied by the fire­ year , leading up to the Williams CXIRNER DURANT 8T. Persona interested in forming a and Iowa, the defending cham­ rated the No. 1 rival for tion Saturday, now, inatead of lengths in the $144,475 G i^ n la downs and plunging for another.’' waa aant up -to the deak- to read. side on a rainy, dismal day. How­ encounter highlighted by Satur­ Feted at Banquet day's 14-7 victory'c*er previously Businessmen's Volleyball League pion, atm are undefeated in con­ the crown. The Agglea had no easy Princeton being the heavy ehoiea Saturday at Garden S u ta Park. Everything clicked for the , -Cutter, a linotype operator, set the ever, first waa the trek to the NEW LARGER QUARTERS Idun, a $4.60 for $2 favorite, unbeaten Franklin ^nd Marshall. will meet tonight at 7:80 at the ference play. Iowa, however, can­ pickings, either, escaping with a to win the crown, the .Hgera are Cardinals against Washington as |,, letter on a linotype-machine and office. .Atty. Gerry Walsh called PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING (^eata from aeveral neighbor­ East Side Rec. And’ tomorrow not return this year. . 7-0 decision over Texas' (Christian. whipped O a f tineas, IJtent Well, -forwardedsame to McGonIgal, dean to say the annual Jaycee Youth The Jumbos rallied for scores by no better than co-favoritea with and Paul Abrahamian and Juris Ber­ ing clubi were present yesterday night a meeting will be held for For practical purposes. It’s a The touch Atlantic Coast Con­ Dartmouth. ■> a dozen otherX«>ung mlaaea 4$' L .o f the operators at The Herald.,.Jim Day would be hqld one week from AUTO GLASS INSTAlLED as the TVhlte Eagle Deep Sea Pish­ in .winning first ip^'ey of $101.-i cold b>'the I. Bkeldon, president of the Manches- zins. teama interested in joining the brand new face and instead of the ference race could be decided this Colgate knocked Princeton from — - - h. fifto I steelers the week before. Quarter- today at New; Haven at which ing Club held its annual banquet Businessmbn's Basketball league Spartans and Minnesota having , ter Dog Training Class, called to time all youp^tera w.ould be ad­ Williams boasts a S-0 record / week when Duke and North Caro­ the unbqaten ranks, Saturday. 12- aica ^ 9 ’ *'' McHsn Uirew three but was Idle this past weekend GLASS FURNITURE TOPS at the Villa Louisa. Highlight of (at 7 o'clock) and another session the Inside track, any of aeveral lina State tangle. The Blue Devlla. L .aa y operations for the season had mitted to the Yale-Colgate foot­ the affair was the presentaUon of 10. while Dartmouth was poliah- SO. / ■; "eoring passes and raft 18 yaM* when flu at Bowdoin forced can­ for teams planning to Jqln the teams could make it. with a apoUSaa. 5-0 oVer-all rec­ Ing off Holy Cross. 14-7. Bmh , for another. started on Monday nights at thr ball game at the Bowl. Jaycees a $100 first prize to Bill L#Motte 'Rec Senior Basketball League (at On the other side of the Roae Bill Hi ack rode Idun. snatch- I ,^ y. Jim .is now, in his eighth year as will su ^ ly the necessary trana- cellation of their scheduled game. MIRRORS (HrapkMa and Doer) ord. will be favored. They humbled were non-league gamks. Princeton Ing hla ^ t h atakea victory of the Galimore, the exhibition ’seaaon Amherit rolled ' over Coast of 351 Oakland St. for catching 8 o'clock), sdao at the East Side Bowl—-the Pacific Coast Confer­ Wake Forest, 84-7. Saturday. How- preaident... .Talked baseball on portafion. Boys who would Uke the largest codfish during the goes a^ inst Cornell thia week season^And______tying the all-time ,,-rec1 . *■*’** Florida A&M. did.' It Main St. with Ally. George Less- Guard 42-0 for Us fourth in a row. Rec. ence— things are just aa misty. ever, unless eatastropha strikes in while ^ rtm ou th plkys Harvard. to attend need only report a( the PICTURE FRAMING (oH typos) g u t season out of Rockport. ord a « In 1952 bv Eddie Arcaro. i counted for the Bears, run- her. Bill Brqnnan and I-efty Bray. kLunlci' Building parking area The .immediate challenge to the 'T ^ owners of the other eight " " ^om- of hla TD'a frpm tX the three, two are Red Sox Saturday' before 11:15. • have a Lord Jeffs cornea from a Wes­ WINDOW and PLAH GLASS The White Eagle CHiib extend­ EMBAlWASSmO CATCH pfobables for next Saturday's!*’'^’’ *" R*")*" 20. The Bears _tana - -all but Brennan, who quarter for a service charge and a leyan club whicji has won three straight since regrouping its of­ ed its sincere thanks to members 'Garden State were original nomi- i '**’ 34-13 befoite two late Loa An- [fiefther dented nor confirmed hla note of approval from their par­ JALduSIESrlnatallatioii Is Quirk, Eaay sad EkonomieaL of the Salt Water Sportsmen Club Milwaukee (J5—Bob Keely, bvlll- neea,. The.v are the Wheatle.v ,Sta-! Fel*s touchdowns made the score ’ "afflllatlori with any clu b ...^ )4e fense following an opening 28-6 Don Eagle^ Local Favorite^ ents. .Francis Miner eent .along loaa-to Middlebury. OONTRAfDWRSt WE HAVE IN STUCK of Western MassaChusetta for pen catcher for the Milwaukee ble’a Mist.v Flight, the Claiborne • more respectable. . Gouriey of the Kfw-anls Club said a fine letter from hjs Rocky Hill their expert advice coficeming or­ Braves, wished he could craxyl in Earm’a Nadir, , . Mr. and Mrs, Eastern Conferenee the tpeaker'a chair was vacant for Wesleyan holds a slim 27-26-9 MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS residence which -A-aa appreciated.'. edge in the series. ganization. At Simons conducted a hole when he caught a home run Returns 16 Hartford Mat Card George Lewis pair of Music Mari') w L Pet "Thursday's noon session and Rain was falling hard/when Jeff .k- yesterday's program in the ab­ baJl In . the fourth World Series Fox and Maftin’a Rullah, the Cleveland ...... 3 1 .750 j'haked If I would be willing; to fill There are no Yankee Confer- OPEN SATURDAYS — OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS Koelach walked by and said, "It's ■«nce gam e.5 this week. ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN sence of aeveral officers who wa^e rsroa. Keely waa working In the Hartford. Oct. 31 — Former«>who has captivated mat crowds in Brookfield Farm's Isendu, the, New Y ork '...... 8 1 .7.50 ‘ ‘ It. The date was accepted at the raining too hard to travel to Worv unable to attend because of illneaa Milwaukee bullpen when he heavyweight wreatUng champ Don TV and personal appearances, takes Montpelier Fsrm's Nals. Mrs. ' Pittsburgh ...... , 2 ) 2 .son ['Miaual Kiwanis fee - a song and ‘-'Khode Island, with three Yan­ cester to watch Datmiouth .play kee triumphs behind It including The local organization plana tb caught Mickey Mantle's hoihe run. Eagle of Mohawk Indian fame on a toughie in Karl Von Heaa of Anna (^nnulis Chance It Tony Chicago Cards , 2' 7 .509 "dance by certain members. Holy Cross." Instead, like nrany 966 Mata S t , Maaeheatsr hold Its annual election, of offlcer$ He rolled the ball into tha Yankee Getmany In the feature bout also and Mrs. William E. Snell’s My Wsshlngton . . . 1 8 .2,59 1'“ ' WEDNESDAY last week's 27-13 verdict over takes on Soldier Barry In a re­ othera. Jeff turned to teevee rot Massachusetts, meets Brown—20-7 k - next month.. / bullpen. . • f Uhbed for the beat two of three 1 Philsdelphla 1 8 .2.50 ' "Dartmouth,” the Rev. ENerett his football. ' match studding a Foot Guard Hal) falls. Owners must pay $1,000 Friday | Western Oonferfsice conqueror, of Penn. The Bruins j^ t e d thqlr first 'victory over the wreatling show featuring Rlckl A tag team opener that would to enter and another 11,000 to! or r Starr. Wedneaday njfht. Start on Saturda.v. and if the 11 Baltimore ...... Quakers since 1912. PLAHNIN6 A NEW HOME? be top billing any other time pita start the race will be worth $263,- NBA Exhibitions Don Eagle defeated Barry in a Don and Mark Lewin of. New Detroit ...... Saturdays Fights UCmms Meet Delaware; torrid' match at the New Haven 150. v i'h the winner taking about San Francisco ... Ntw York 102. Philadelphia 96 ConnecUcuI also unbeaten tn York against Paul Berger of Ger­ 3150,000. . Arena ten days ago. Their sure­ many and Larry Simon of Min­ Los Angeles ...... "ct Cincinnati 69, Dayton/Collegl^s Yankee play, plaiya host to Dela- fire rematch ia the semi-final on Green. Bay ______Lj______1 Boston -Jimmy Conora. 127^ ware while Brandeis is at New neapolis. The latter tandem la a •■/*!*■■■ I I , ------■ New Bedford,' ~Haaa„ outpointed the card, with the Indian prepared rqugh-and-eewdy-dtje-wlip wilHiave^.- Chicago Bears - ... Hampshire and Maaaachuaetta at HeniY (Pappy) Gault, 125, Spar­ Northeaateni. tn eluh ayvay again vrith hia the Lewin brothers screaming to JaTe, UConn Pass tanburg, S. C , 8.' Tomahawk ChopT ■ . Boatoif College teavea the friend­ the referee for succor,. Hollywood, (lalif.—Lauro Salas, ’ # 1 Bull Curry and Don Eagle staged ^r% Ym Car ly aprroiindinga aK new Altlmni Tickets for the'’ ahow can be re' Tests Successfully Sports Raci^s 129, Loa' AngelM, outpointed Lulu Field where the Eagles have a monumental struggle before one served by phoning the Foot Guard Perez, 129, New York, 10. of the. largest wrestling crowds in come up with four s l i g h t vic­ Hall box office toda.v and Tuesday. New Haven, Oct. 21 OP)—Yale tories after the Navy dnaclg, to the history of Hartford. The Mo­ {End at Tnompso^ PayiiMRit Too High? Kingston. ' Jamaica — G e o r g 'a Now, you can got modern," flat-roof out using 1 single post or roof trusA Knowles, 160, Nassau, Bahamas, visit Detroit. T he Titans whipped hawk prevailed in a wild match and University of Connecticut appearance in a commercial or indus* The interior is wide open—-wall to passed their conference testa stic- outpointed Sammy Walker, 160, tough Xavier o f Opcinnatl 30-20 RED CEDAR that drew $7.060. It waa a night HANKS ARE HOT HITTEIM -Thompson. Oct. 20 (/P)__ TJie and have lost only to the Air Force wall. There’s nothing to limit iay(i>ut to remember, with the feminine caaafully last Saturday and ahi/t sports car raclWg season ended4 lit Boaton, 10. trial building with the efficiency only Stellarton. N. S.—Richard (Kid) Academy in a major upaet, 19-12. SHINGLES or SHAKES Don Eagle Fan Club of Manchester New Yprk-(/Pi — Hottest hit­ their sights, to tough challenges the Thompson luceway yesterd ly BC defeated Villanova 12-9 in a X * \ ^ ' 'axlear-span interior can offer. Yet planning, partitioning, illumination with George Cbnstantine of Stt r- Howiard, 134 ti, Halifax, N.S., out­ featooned 'with feathers staging c. ters tm the World Seriea were a from outsiders this weekend. bruiaing teat. you pay no more for this unique com-, or decoraton. Outside, the roof line of victory wardance accompanied with Tha Bulldogs remained in the bridge, MSaa., Winning the 3fl-m le pointed Jackie Hayden, 133, New paii^of hank*. Hank Aaron of ths Holy Gross tries to get back on warwhoopa the likes of which had thick of the fight for defense of feature rare. ■ : Glasgow, N, S„ 12. the victory path agaTnat B«>»ton bination of advantages thaij for ordi­ this framework is ao low that the never been heard before at a mat champion Milwaukee Braves and their Ivy League crowm by rolling Racing a D/jagiia'r,' Ciohstanti le Urilveralty which whipped Buck- nary construction with its'forest of building it produces looks almost flat show here. . Hank Bauer of the I^ankees hit over Cornell. 18-7, while Connecti­ posted a 6,5.2 m.p.h. average duri: f Del Flanagan. S t Paul middle­ nell.28-0. COAST GAR; The same Fan Club will be on cut, the 1956 Yankee Conferenee his 15 laps byer the 3-mlIe coui? e. interior posts and trusses. roofed—a.s modem as today’s newest safely In all seven gamea. Bauer Other games on tap thia week­ Gordon MacKenzle of .MUtbroc 4, weight. won 40 straight profeasion- / Plan on the bast heating . . . automatic hand in full force again to whoop also hit safely in, all seven gamea ohampa, pasted Maine, 19-0. al boxing matches until held to a end include: architecture. N. Y.. was second in a C-Jagui r, MATCH YOUR HOUSE at MC^ EXTRA COST! and holler for their favorite. The In 1956 and now has Jijt safely in It w'aa Yale's aecond victory in draw b.v Johnny DeFazlo in New A n\tt r 1 c a n International at oil hedt and cleahi.action Mobllhoatl An exciting "first" in modem con­ match la alated for the best two of 14 straight World Series gamea three starts against Ivy foes, and and Pete Templar of Toronl i», W* wW pay off your bol- York on March 18, 1950. Springfield. Upaala at Bridge­ Canada, v,juM third in ,a Xki i- With traditional construction meth­ AM tUs tpacW rtb n t$ $1Mtr Mibtatabit CoMt qaaMy faatv6$ $M yea three falls. for a new record. The old record Conhsctir.ut’a secopd in as many port, Worcester Tech at Coast if^ iiH — L l Jiww home a more comfort-, struction methods makes this po°s- testa In its league! Jaguar. The event waa sponsor d one* In fuH and a kavt tha riieit grata yoa caa hay. Salaet tha ttylt that tuitt yaa hast... Rickl Starr, former ballet dancer was 13 straight. Guard, Middlebury at RPI, Maaaa- .u . II n m n homs with aafe, dependable auto. sible. It’s a new, Low-Profile biliWng ods, this combination of a low roof While Yale (3-J-O) and Oohnec- by the New York region of t le cempiata stloeHon of chuaUta Maritime at New-Britaln w i eafiatar Jt lata cattaniiad yaaalt ta aiaat y a r raariraaiaatt. ^eut (2-3-0) won’t be playing in Sporti 'Car Club of America. 'OMnr modti guoronfoad Teacher* and New Haven Teach- matic oil heading and new clean-action Mobilbeat. system developed by Butler, world’s profile and a dear-span interior *6 Raaan: eastir 6asita, affieiaaUy praflacat hy praiiiaa faetary oatfeaM ta 'to.eir own leagues on Saturday, Winners of the other -flve race i: eri.at Quonset. Tianlty ia idle. . Here’6 the entirely new fuel oil that actually cleans largest manufacturer of pre-engi- virtually unattainable at any rdaaon- they’ll have their hands full. 1516 First (O-productionl-John Cls] p eon. ttaa yaa tha vary fiaait Ni awtariali aM arrtnaaiifhtp at factaiy^lwct pricei. - '' Blue faces Colgate, upietters of of Danlelqon, Alfa Veloee, sRS as it heats. - neered buildings. ^This building sys­ able price. Yet, because of the eoih«^ m.p.h. NO MONEY DOWN 5 YEARS TO PAY ;yiSnr APRIL'SS ^ Princeton, 12-0, ’ last week, and W « dbo buyuy for cosh ' Native Wins Tourney V.'- tem uses a specially designed iteel struction economies inherent in the CUSTOM Vo Better Connecticut opposes Delaware, Second . (overall)-Bob Socll, 5 59-0 victors oyer New Hampshire. Fredonla. N. Y„ Lotus 63.1. aH typos off laM Mrs. ClaMW'MatlaM MaWlliaMt giues framework so strong it can bridge Butler Building System, you get both Bridgeport, Oct. 21 (/P)—Frank mors risen hsei psr gallon f Vladimir Kuts ran 5,000 me- Wesleyan facea powerful Am; Third (F-producUon)-BIIl Wela i, floor areas up to 120 feet wide with­ at no extra cost. ifALL COLLECT! UNiiersity S-1t«1 tare in 13 minutes and 85 aec- Deyville, Porsche 61.9. I^cpnipt, fast, rsiliabla Chtodi of Bridgeport posted a alx- ••••••••••••••••wasoaea PAINTING herst at Amherst on Saturday", gam.g. totSi of 801. to capture tha F O R FRRR OARAOa INF(»RMATION bnda in Rome. , Tha Russian which will find Upaala at Bridge­ Fourth (C-producUon) » Flojd bujfing.sorvict. ^ . AUTO traversed the distance 1.8 sec­ port, 'Worceater at Coast Guard, Aaako\v Lexington, Maas., .Merc )• annua] Open Duckpln Tournament onds faster than it haa ever Mass.' Maritime at New' Bi;itain dea 300 8L, 62.95. CRESTEIFIELD SUPPORTEI Bai at the Sub Alpino Club here yea- CALL MltehoH 3-5135 FOR TOP pUAUTY been done before. Teachers and New Haven Teach­ Fifth t E-productiOb) - Ha;n y terday. He rolled gamea o f 151, r COAST LUMIER 131, 140, 125, 135 and 119. > SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS ^ C-7fi M ttl ers at QiKWaet Naval Station. Carter, Weston, Mast., A C Briit;it< I. Barlow \ You’ll faal too. In IM* Joiimon THE FLAGSIM CO , Ine: - Body and Fender 61.8, Si Johrapn product. 10-inch woW- Other prize winners among the I O HOC CSTUUn o ftlt lOOKlCT || field of 50 included Norman La- TT" CARIBBEAN .fOUR MOTOR SALES ’ bond. Finad oloatic fob- C J C C TRIPLE THREAT londa, Bristol, 791; Charles Kebart,' 1000 FonwIiit^^AVar,-WaifHartford Fhaaa AD 4<2331 Repairs PHONE TR 5-2538 ric Two-woy itratch. . ... Dunedin, Fla. — (NEA) — The Dog Training C1m 6 East Haven,’ 786; Steve Knapp, MORIARTY BROTHERS ^ofesidonal Golfera' Aasociation CijajMl Hill, N . C. — (N E A ) — WINDSOR AVE. Stratford, 784, Fred Culmo, Aji- WELDON OliuO CO. sonla, 784. N ick' Tronaky, H*w irrrT will co-aponsor four tourfiamenta DaVa Read, triple, threat quarter­ Sfancheatcr Dog' Training Cla ■■ ROCi^lLLE. CONN.' 315 CENTER ST. MANCHiSTER back, contributed gerierouaiy aa ia scheduled to start at 8 <>’cle< k 9 Ereninfs 901 MAIN ■T.-Aa S-8$ t l Britain, 780 and Roy Upp, Wath- MORIARTY BROTHERS on the Caribbean circuit thia win­ arafleld, high alngle IM . T r r M1-S18 CENTER m . '• i a S-61U NoFth .OaroUna bouncaG lit at the (Community Y and A<’ ter, atartlAg with tha Jamaica after lha aganliif dafaat at tha era are reminded that thaj Opm^ FaK ^ •da at North OareHBa Btata. S muat wear mbber-aotad ahMa. . V ' ■ ■ ;■■■ I*; A, \ ■' . -Tv-*' ■ I . \ - .. Vv

page 8IXTEEV MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1957 ------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, I^CHESTER,'CONN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1967 PAGE aEVENTESM Automobiles tor, Sale 4 Busin«88 Services OfferM 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWI BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Articles for Sale 45 Hooschold Gotids SI HooMhold Goods 51 Burins— Lo)catloas Houses for Sale 7 2 Lots tor Sale 73 Wanted—-Real Eatate 77 Wanted— Real Estate 77 CLEAS^SWEBP-SALE! . CLEAN AND paint' thoae gutlara 8x7 FOOT GARAGE, roII-up door. CHAMBER'S^:,FURNITURE for RonL. 64 Clissified ) ' now. Avoid eoaUy rtpalrs latar. i EAST HARTFORD — Vive* room MANCHESTEK-Lot 100x200 AA UBTINOS WANTED, singl* and , LISTINGS WANTED Never been used. Best offer takes LEONARD REFRIGERATOR. $60. two-story single. Aluminum Zone. Q ty water and aewars. Ex-State^Ppliceman SPEOAL VALUES ON Ml. 8-1888. it Cali MI 9-9385. AT THE GREEN ENTIRE BUILXIINCI a ^ t 8,800 t^ fa n u ly hotiaes. Mamber *1 V/ hkn QuiveRuveo.'s sto ck w as sow n Ockxl condition. Call MI 9-7010. storm windows and screens, do­ Trees. Priced right. Elsie Meyer, 31LS. Howard R. Hastings, Raal> t h o r o u g h l y RECXlNDinONED ly k u ., ITS SACK TO WHAT HE PAID , ^______square feet SuUable for etoree It costs no more to havg the best. UUNDBR'S T.V. Service, avaUSblt • Group of easy chairs, floor I office, insurance company! hall mestic hot water, beaeboard neat. Realtor, MLS, MI 9-6524. tor; Ml 9-UOT, any tlm*. Mveilisement USED CARS THIS WAS MIS miLY piQSE TO MIS800KER. FOR IT - SO IS HE SELLlNOl STORM WINDOWS..—Nine, 30x55, b e n d DC .Automatic Washing Ms Insist on M. L. B. any time. Antenna convaraions. sample, 1-3 off. etc. Occupancy S-6 montoe. Iii Needs repaira and redecorating. CLARIFIED ADVT. two, 27Aix35. 289 Parker St. (Cor­ chine, 830. Call after 5 p.m. LOTS l%x200 and larger, 81,306 LI8TINOS WANTED—Single, two- Charged with Theft Phlico factory aupervlaad aarWea. TMW SeiMEA OASI6 A D O d! j^yoa CM rvriT6j(/jr ner Parker And Jensen SU.) center of town. One car garage for Comer lot. Buainees A Zone. One- 1956 CHEVROLET $1596 Visit our salesroom for furniture'- MI 9-5691. can fStage with haaement. Can be and up. Off Manchester Road, famUy, tbree-tamlly, business DEPT. HOURS 210 Oub Coupe. V-8, radio, heat­ Tei. Ml. 9-I4M. m I WASMTOUT SO MUCH f o iouit etLCHtH. 049 STAWlN’ 10 GO PtACSS.' rent at the Center. CallYa 9-5228, Multiple Listing Service DUMP iT aiSMT HOWf I CAMT m UAAa*tJ.'SHALL of quality for the entire home. i or Ii^ 9-7444. ua4)d for repair work. Owner will Glastonbury. Telephone MT 9-8931, property. Rave many cash buyer*. er. Sharp. * DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ LE.T6 WAIT.'TM GONNA yiLTERFLOW O.E. eutomaUc after 6 p.m. ' ; M o rtg a ^ arranged. Please call of' Manchejiiter John .1^. Prior Jr„ 99, of 8 ChurehAsome aleohoUe bovarages. Prior 8tl5 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. WAIT ID a e t «?iO OF IT.'AIU t StLLi .MAKE SOME M * l . Boats and Accessories 46 washer. Almost new, 'tel. MI carry second mortgue. Price L, ft fortner State Policeman, had been drinking at hu luiine bs- 1055 CHEVROLET $1195 pany, doora and windows, custom I WANT )S MV MONty 8ACK- CHAMBER’S FURNITURE 811,600. Lawrence'F. nano,'Brok­ George L. GrazlacUo, Realtor. Ml work, guaranteed. Call Ml. 0-IS83 OOU6H WITH » iS S-6807. BOLTON—Two large wooded lots 9-5878, .309 Henry St. ARE YOU CONSIDBRINO ICO stationed at the Stafford bar- fore tbe theft occurred, poat with liji horse motor. 875. condition. Centrally located. R. tate the mtxleni way. Hie B3la- Gardner, the store owner, the 1953 PLYMOUTH $795 dence Ml 8-6980. bert’s Trade In Store. All On e a s y BOLTON—Pour room furnished or through the - middle, beautiful woyth Mitten Agency, Realtors, STANLEY BRAY, Realtor tigatlng the break at Gardner’s Uquor and that amount o f money w ,1. Call MI 3-8729. TWO BURNER Florence kitchen F. Dimock k Co., Realtors, MI SATURDAY. 9 A. M. Granbrook Club Coupe. Raditnt OOOPEKATION IVOX 1953 OLDSMOBILE $1095 Bnilding: Materials 47 er 814.50, Electric Refrigerator FLORENCE combinaUan gaa and Robert Murdock, MI 9-8973. Prior, according .to police, ad- Super 88 4-Door; Ix>adcd. clean. television service. Ml 9-4641 oil stove, very good condition. Call ton. Private owner. (Jail MI Legal Notice persons In a small crowd at the mitte4 faUing in bia first attampt BE APPBECIATED 849.50. Gas range 815. Living room Suburban for Rent 66 9-0059. Legal Notice One owner- iM > Square and Rebutt 18" No. 1 Ml 9-8887^.after 6 p.m. < MAN(JHESTER—Four room ranch. scene. A cut on Prlor'a hand re­ to open tbe door with a aersw- . FLOOR SANDING and retinlihing. set 879.50. Bedroom set 839. Bunk, ~ OBDBB o r I^ IC E sulted in his apprehension. Wood sliingles (4 bdls.) beds complete With springs 822. !* Nice condltton. Near bSs, school ORDER o r NOtlOB driver. He also aUegedly brrite a 1953 PONTIAC $895 Specialising in old floors. Ml THREE-PIECE parlor set with slip IN (JOI^afTRY—Ideal for 'single and stores. A buy at $10,600. An­ LOT FOR SALE—On East Middle Admittance to the store broken Dial Ml 3^5121 C:hleftain 8 Cyl. ConveHible 9-5760. per sq. 820.95 Three piece wrought iron living person or working couple. Three Turnpike. 73 x 159. CMl Id ' DISTRICT O P ^SpiO V E R s«., Pre- ride window, but could not enter covers, ten years old. Highest of. other three bedroom home with bAl!pi Court. October i4v A.D. 1M7. ^ Dis t r ic t o f ANDOVBR aa.. pro­ into after It was cloeeii, was because of bars inside tbe window. Coupe. Radio, heatar, hydramatic. Insulation per M 838.00 room set 839.95. Breakfast set 5 modem, unfurnished rooms apd 9-9206. of E. ^hlm an. late of SHED DORMERS, garages and all fer takes it. MI 9-1601. large lot In nice condition. 812,900. bate Court. October 14. A.D. 1967. through a broken window on. the He then went back to the front new loo. whitewalis. Colored Shakes per sq. 813.95 pieces 839. (9 X 121 linoleum ruga, bath in delightful surroundings, Columbia, In eald District, deceased. ^ U t e of Carrie G. Rode, late of front door. At police headtiuartaTS, types Of carpentry work. Rooting, 18 minute.' from Manchester. In^ And again a home of distinction. ONCE MORE-Burguady Hills Upon the application of Joseph F. Andover. In aaid District, deceased. door and broke the window there, 19.53 FORD $695 Framing Lumber (your sizes) 84. Sofa beds 823, Hollywood beds' ONE (XIMBlNA'nON gaa and oil Six room Cape plus -sleeping ohiman, praying that letters of„ admin* Prior admitted the break, poUce tiding, gutter work. For free esti­ with box springs and mattress and eludes gas range. Call PI 2-7709 Park (West Tract) for Introduc­ Upon the appllcaUon of Helen F. police reported. Lost and Found 1 Cuatomllne V-8 4-Door. 2 ' tone --truckloads— per M 893.00 stove 'With chrome pipe, one porch, garage and many extrai, Stratlon may be granted on sMd ea* Konrad, praying that lettera of admin­ •rid. Free on 81,000 bond. Prior la mates; call Ml 9(8933, or Ml headboard.834. i9 x 12) Axminater *• kitchenette gas range, one ice box tory opening. There were five tate represented intestate as per ,ap* istration may be ^ a n t ^ on said estate blue, whitewalla. Clean. 3-6100. Oak Flooring (1x3) per M 8172.00 THREE ROOM apartment with ga in excellent location. Sale price lots in Burgundy Hills Park pileationson file m ore fully appeara^ 4t According to police, he admitted scheduled to eppesr In Town Court rugs 839. Maple bedroom set 845. parlor chair, living room table f^presented intestate aa per application breaking into the ' liOST'-CoUU dog, Mbie and white. 1952 FORD $515' Western Framing—loads rage In attractive residential sec 815,300. Just give us a call. We which were advertised in this pn nie more fully appears. It la store to obtain Saturday. Loet In Idclnity of South St,, Cov- two piece parlor aet, one cot bed have the home you've been look­ ORDERED: That aaid application be ^•ORDERED: That said application be V-8 4-Door, Gray, radio, heater, TREE SERVICE, removal, prun­ only-r per M $112.00 WES’nNGHOUSE REFR'(GERA- tion In Vernon. AU modem con newspaper the 11th and 12th of heard and determined at the Pr^>ate entry off Rt, 6. Thursday. Oct. 17. new tire.a, new battery. ing, etc. (3iain saw work. Ffee large ash cans and miscellaneous ing for. The Ellsworth Mitten determined at the Probate 1x12 TAG Sheathing- TOR. scratched in a few places. Hems. MI 3-8264. veniences Including a new York A October, at the selling price of Office in Andover in aald District, on Ando” '*' in eald DIelrict, on articles for the home oanMd R ^ a rd . Camelot Kennels, PI estimates. Edward Yeomans, Tel. Shepley oil burner. Centrally lo' Agency, Realtora. MI 3-6930. 8995 each. We have one of those the 3$th day of October A.P; 1967, at Ih: asi)> dey of CHrtober A.D. 11*7 et 1952 FORD $395 5000' minimum— per M 893.00 You can save 8125 on this, also a : 1 o'clock In the afternoon, -and that a through coupons saved fresn pur- i-erOT or MI 9-4593. Consul (English). Heater, leather PI 2-7279. LAUNDROMAT and an ELEC.' cated near bus, school and church lots left for you at the original 1 n.rtock In Ihn eft-moon, end thai a Woman Feted Pine Jambs each 82.99 REFRIGERATOR. in excellent MANCHESTER —New five rooin public notice be given of the pendency mibllc notion bn livnn of the pendency chases from tbs Beebe brothers. Interior. NADA book value 8550. TRIC RANGE which came in' c(m(litlon, C ^l MI 9-0570 after AlMt.'land availrble . to garden. quotation of 8995. See classified of said application and the time and of eald application and ihe time and LOST — Beagle, female, black, HOME KNITTING machines and JAMAICA J Clam Shell C!asing per ft, 5*4c Ranch will finiahed recreation place of hearing thereon, by publishing Beebe has a son, Harold C, white and brown. Call Lee FraC' Our price 8395. scratched from the factory. You p.m. Adults only'. Available Oct. 92. MI room and den in .baaemenl. Many ad of above dates in this paper. r hearing (hereon, by publiahtn* Beebe, 55 Elro SL, who, with bis sewing machines, sold, serviced 9-2837. It will tell you what you will get a copy of this order one time in some thia ortfer one Unie In eome On Birthday ^ ia Dog Warden, MI 3-8594. 1951 CHEVROLET $295 and rented at your authorised 4x8 Mahogany V Joint can save 890 on these. Also a I extras. Large'kitchen, knotty pine newspaper having a circulation in aaid wife, i sslsted with arrangsmante Paneling per ft. 22Hc beautiful blond and mahogany lied- for $995—the nicest home site in District, and by posting a ropy thereof • rtrcuIaUon in lAld — ------er------:------2-Door. Radio, heater, power- Brother Sewing Center, Ralph's, TWO, FIVE room rents with bath cabinets, comer china closet, for­ on the public sign*posl In the Tovm of iU a copy thereof at the reception. She has i ght glide. Plyacord 4x8 CD per ft. 11c factory a little damaged, you Masicsl Instruments 53 this State for so little money, 'A i*"- '•■own of By MARY TAYLOR . Kelly Road. TalcottvUle. MI in Rockville. No car apace. No mica counter, IM baths, stall Cniumbfa in sale District, and sent by JH’ y*»*rtct. ai^ sent bv grandiUUldrea and ntne araet- Pei%onals can't even see these sl^ht imper-- ahower, stairway to attic for stor­ close to' Hartford, near Wilbur Certified mail, postage ; to each•h ceYtlfle*' *««ii Mrs. Jennie Porter Beebe, 81 grancblldren. 1951 STUDEBAKER $495 9-8487. Knotty Pine Paneling —All 8' MUSIC INSTRUMENTAL Rental, pets. Inquire 420 Lake Street. Cross Parkway. Buy now, and of the persons named In said appllca* of the P®***rS ^ P a ld . ^to each Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— fections. but you egn save 8100 on" age. Amesite drive. Cal] Builder- J " applica­ WANTEIV-A ride to and from (Thamoion. —from per lineal ft. 5‘4c complete line of instruments. hold for Spring building. (Come tion. all. at least five days before aaid tion, MI at east five day. before aaid Green Rd., i^ent a happy day, M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv-' Male or Female 37 these Big b a r g a in s . Hera’s an­ THREE ROOMS, Rockville. Heat Owner. MI 3-6321. , dav of hf^srinr, day of hwirlngr* Hartford about T;30 a.m. In vi­ 1951 HUDSON $195 ice. Cleaning attics, cellars and S. WATSVN, PLU M Sm o and heat- SEWING Machine operators want­ Flush Doors—Varnish Grade other big value. A GORCiEOUS Rental applied to purchaee price. and see it for proof). All other CHARLl.ES H. NICHOLSOK. Jbdge Saturday, her 90th birUulay. AU r u g contractor. New Installations, —As low as 84.99 hot water, bath. Middle-age cou CHARIaES H WCHOIAOW. Judge Columbia cinity of North Main and Buck- Radjo. healer, hydramatic. yards. Incinerators emptied, ashes ed. Industrial experience not nec­ COUNTER WORK, part time, af living room suite which came In Representing Old Selmer, Pedler ole. References. No children. Box $8,700—One-half Duplex, five rooms lota in this Park of this same size 'tbrougb the ‘forenoon the dooTbeU land Call Mrs. Veila Anderson at 1950 PONTIAC $295 Alteretlon work And repair work. essary, will train good home 18'' Gray Primed Shakes from the factory soiled in a few and Bundy. Metter’s Music (1 unfinished), excellent condition. are 82.450 each, and larger lots removed. (SontrAct service avail­ Ml 94808. temoons. Inquire In person. Sand­ P. Herald. rang and beautiful fioral arrange­ MI 9-TOM after 6:30 p.m. Convertible.. Radio, heater, hy- able. MI 9-9757. seamstrese. Day shift, 8-4:30. Also wich Nook, 999 Main St. Rebutt Prime per sq. 811.50 places, you can save 8150 on this, Studio, 177 McKee, MI 3-7500. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, MI up to $3,000 to 85,000,/Two Model Mr*. Elizabeth Woods', 130 Olen- night shift, 5-10 p.m.. Apply ments and exotic plants were de­ Break Reported dramatic. and bal^ furniture, dining room) 9-5132. Homes are to hr built In different About Town wood S t; Sandra Cunningham, 35 livered, together with congratu- Kaklar Toy Co.«r*rton St.: Mrk^ Flora b e t n (Special) " — ELECfTRIC RAZORS repaired. LLOYD'S PLUMBING Servire as­ W. Middle Tpke., Manchester. for adults. Write Box R, Herald ing tonight at 7:30 in the Masonic Mise Pauline B b ^ , her daugh­ 1948 BUICK $95 sures satisfaction, prompt service. NOBODY — BUT NOBODY are a little soiled, you can havs' out. Good l(x:ation, 815,900. (Jllf- mont 5-9639 after 6 p.m. or 8 to 247 Oakland 8 t ; Harry The Pekulia Farm Supply Co. on Parts and cutting heads for all RAY ANN T.V. ain fc service call Situations W’anted— ford Hansen, Retdtor. MI. 3-1303. 9 a.m. Temple. Following the ', meeting ter, and Miaa G ra ^ Hatch, who Remington, Sunbeam, Norelco, Convertible. New tires. CH 7-6124, Ml 9-6485. UNDERSELLS NATIONAL 815 off the list price. RESPONSIBLE Young Couple Ofxxhvin. 1109 E Middle Tpke.; makes her home with the Beebes, RL a waa broken Into sometime 82.60. 24 hour service. Bonded A & P TEA COMPANY Female 38 WearinE Apparel— Furs 57 members and their guests ViH floM Mrs. Mae Charest Bolton; EdwaM during the weekend and two power Schick. Ruasell'a Barber Shop, J948 BUICK $50 work. MI 3-8877. THREE ROOMS OF FURNITURE > with one child, desire 4-5-room LARGE TW.O-family house, twelve CORNER LOT for sale. Rockledge a hot dog roast at Waltel: Bar- planned "open house" fbP^wo pe­ comer Oak and Spruce. Roadmaster 4-Door. Applications accepted for Grocery CHESTER FURRIERS— Furs to' Shea.' 93 Oliver Rd.; Mra. Jeaaie riods, afternoon end eywiifig, end S'? LICENSED HOME, mother regis NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. including bedroom, living room unfurnished apartment in Man rooms, two-car garage, trees, city section. Direct from owner. MI bier's home on Vernon St. State PoUce arid t o ^ . MiDinery Dressmaking 19 Clerks in Manchester on full-time modeled, repaired. Capes and cheater. Reasonable rent. Will utlliUaa. Near bus and al. 9-6973, Rankin, 108 N. Elm S t ; Mrs. Flor­ well over 100 called during Ui^sre- tered nurse, take children during and dinette. Only 8125. ence Dupre, North Adams, Mass • ..T^. was diaeovered by BROWN-JACKSON LIGHT TRUCKING and small jobs basis. day. MI 3-1782. 381 STATE STREET Btolea made, 819.95. Call MI 9-7218 furnish references if needed Good buy at 818,500. Clifford Han­ Our Lady of the Most H b t y ceptlon hours. They cams frotai Automobiles for Sale 4 dona reasonable. Ml 0-7853. Many Benefits for free estimate, at your home. Write Box H, c /o Manchester sen, Realtor. MI 3-1303. Mr*. EmOy Herter, South Windsor; S^yettevUIe, N. C„ Meriden, Brio- ^ b ert Sbimmy, shop foreman at MOTOR SALES DRESSMAKING and Alterations NORTH HAVEN, CONN. HUNDREDS of o.ther barjfalnl t(X». Rosary Mothers Circle will meet p(> compMiy, whan he opened tor 333 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Paid Holidays WOULD LIKE baby sitting nights numerous to mention. Herald. tomorrow at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Jo­ Donald S t Germaine, 307 Highland tdl, Elmwood, Hartford, Nortricbn, BEFORE Ton BUT i used c u WATER PUMPS and Systems com­ done. Ml 9-2552. Five Day Week Tel. CHestnut 8-2147 LARGE BRICK FRONT Ranch Sabnrban for Sal* 75 St.; Mrs. Helen Mallett, 20 'W. hnSklfai this mornliM. SM Oorman Motor Sales. Bulck MI 9-5732. Open Evenlnge Till 9 after 5:30 p.m. Telephone 50- seph Ramondetta, Box Mt. Rd., town. Shut Hartford, with tbe pletely installed and repiUred. Good Starting Wage 9-8740, before 9:30 a.m. Wanted—To Buy 58 House, 3 bedrooms, 14x21' living Mi(Ma Tpke.; John Ambrose. 28 greatest number from Manches­ Otartea r Sales and Service, >88 Main DRESSMAKING, alterations, spe­ A—I^B —E—R—T—’S BOLTON—Coventry Une. New five Vernon. PakuUs, n w a few pennlea la tbe 1957 FORD Station wagon, two Also water softeners and filters. Sick Benefits ' 43-45 AU.YN ST , HARTFORD i Farms and Land for Sale 71 room with paneled fireplace wafi, J^„Mi(Iri« Toke.: Stanley Elegeakl, ter. Streat Ml. MSTl. Open evenings. C. A. Reynolds, MI 9-5327. cializing in children's clothes. MI WILL CARE FOR child in my Diaraomts-rWatcIies— OLD GUNS (any condition), kitchen with dining area, ceramic room ranch,— ceramio-tUe bath, ( ^ rogM er were untouched and door. Must sell at once, take 9-9140. Pension Plan 119 Bolton St.; Mrs. Florence Rien- Mrs,.Beebe is cue of the oldeet Hospitalization home days while mother works. Jewelry 48 swords, war relics, antiques, etc. FOR DIFPERESfT sizes and types tile bath, basement garage. R. knotty pine ' kitchen, walk-out Past Chief Daughters of Helen •tluipmeat waa NEED A CART Short on a down payments over. MI 3-8712. MOVING TO basement. Large lot. Reduced to deau, M Windsor Ave., RockvUle; memben of tbe South Methodist BULLDOZING. excavating and Group Insurance Tel. MI 9-6007. (one or whole collection). 70 Mill of farms and land tracts within 20 F, Dimock k Co., Realtora, MI Davidson Liodge, Daughters of Michael Zerio. 30 Clearvinw Ter.; not auturbod. payment or had your credit turned grading, stone for retaining walls LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler, re- CHICAGO miles of Hartford. Leiwrence F. 814,900. R. F. Dimock Oo., Real­ Scotia, will meet tomorrow at 7:45 Church, and both ministers, Dr. down? Don't give tip! For a good 1952 DODGE, privately owned, FOR ALTERATIONS call M. King Vacation with pay St. Tel. MI 3-5717. 9- WHO'S GOING WEST SIDE, large 1956, three William McBride, missionary MASON WORK. All kinds of re­ Movlngi—•Trucking ait your pets and pets’ sUpplieB. bedroom ranch, mortgage pay Elro St.; Mrt. Joyce Kosikowaki and Miss Hatch la preparing Belvedere, like new. Can be seen HOUSEKEEPING i HEATED. FURNISHED room with MANCHE23TER — New six room TAJXXITTVILLE- Vernon, $21,900. from Chili, South'America, who la ^ d aon, StoV^; Mr*. Floiw ee pairs. ' Ml 3-1870, 7 to 9 if m. Storage 20 Conn, bred Parakeets guaranteed ranch home in Rockledge sec' ments under 850 month for quail visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. dainty open-face sandwiches and 1*49 TWO DOOR Bulck super. at IS Princeton St., Town; or Ml Help Wanted— Male 36 Garden— Farm— Dairy TO TAKE OVER bath. MI 9-4578. New Conn, contemporary, . ultra Hutson and daughter. 30 Drive B; other goo(Ues for tbe party, udiich 3-6364. 30 days. Singing canaries, ham­ tion. IH baths, ceramic tUe fled buyer with one-third down William McBride, 68 (Jhurch SC., Weekend Rainfall Standard shift. Call MI 8-5373. MANNER_____ 4TER — Movmg and sters, Cute mixed breed puppies, UNPAID BALANCE modem ranch. % acre wooded Mrs. Catheiiiis Pseke’^ham and igere served, with coffee Or fruit Products 50 Monthly Payments HEATED ROOM. Central continU' kitchen counter*. Attached ga' 816,600. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI- la conducting a aeries of Bible -1868 1295. 'Articles (or Sale 45 "Westinghouse" Elec. Ref. WELL HEATED room, continuous Hansen, Realtor. Ml 3-186S. Eve­ Q. Fahey of Torrington, ineltsa. Auto DrivUic School 7-A ford CH. 7-1423. benefits. Apply in person. New p.m. MI. 9-5898. formation or appointment to see TWO FAMILY duplex, 4-4, Good nings David Summerfleld. TR S t; Heniy Dodd, Wapplng; Mrs. 1904, when her husband, Daniel C. FURNITURE repairing and relir.- ’ 'Cloric" Combination Range hot water, private entrance, gen call The R. F..,-DimocJimock Co.. 1958 Ford VS-'-'four door sedan. Model Laundry, 73 Summit St. RUTAL AND Smtth-Corona port' ’•Maytag"* Washer Real Investment. 83,000 down payment 5-9615. L*U«wp' 38 Starkweather 8 t ; Beebe, whUe on hla M ^cle on Ralnfnila of up to twa tafikaa LARSON'S D R lv m o School labln^ antiques restored. Furni­ tleman. 101 Chestnut St. leph Miss Barbara Wallett will be Radio, heater, Fordomatic, 81295. ture Repair Service. TalcottvUle. able and standard typewriters HAND-PiaCED McIntosh apples, "Emerson" Television Set required. Immediate ocempanc.v. Mre. Ethel Hildebrand, 80 Linden Mein SL, was struck down by an were reported la otbar parts cTOM Manchester'a only trained and Painting— Papering 21 WANTED—Plumbers and heating All makes of adding machines 8LS0 B bushel. Joseph Novelli MI 9-6818, Barbara Wo Woods. MI S. A. Beechler, agent. Phone MI- BOL’TON — Coventry line. New chairman of the hoatess commit­ St.; Mr*. Jimnte Conrady, 33 Bari auto and . instantly kUled. Ha was State, and througbout New n g - AH. 8-7449 "Hoover" Vacuum 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI tee at the social following the 1958 Ford V8 Country eedan, eight certified instructor For your safe­ men, mechanics or helpers. Call sold or rented. Repairs on all Farm, Mountain Rd., Glastonbury. OM FOR rent near Center, 85 6-8952 or MI 3-8669. Cape Cod, (our down, two unfin­ St, RockvUle; Dorothv Ricci. 15 employbd at tha time by the late EDCTEUUOR and inferior painting. Also included Sealy innerspring' > 9-5072. meeting of the American Legion paaaehger. Radio, heater. $1495. ty We are tretned to teach proper­ FLAT FINISH HoUand window Rockville. TR 5-4891, after 6 p.m. makea. Marlow's. Mattress and Box Spring, “ Alex­ stei* St. MI 3-8547. ished up Ceramic tUe bath, large ■Tumbull Rd,; Mr*. PhyUi* Ster- Frank Spencer, manager of tbe AccortHny to Wlttkofske, tba ly Ml. 9-6075. Ceilings refinlahed. Paperbanging. WILL sell or trade. Name your lot, 818,700. R. F. DlmotUi Co., Auxiliary tonight at the Legion ling. Warehouse Point; Mrs. Bever­ Grand Union Tsa Co. In thla sec­ shades, made to measure. All ander Smith" Rugs. Lamps. SIX ROOM Cape. 818.800, Branford water ban which waa imposed apon 1955 Chevrolet four-door sedan, Wallpaper books. Estimate! given. RICH, Fine Meadow Loam priced Household Goods 51 FIRS¥. f l o o r , clean comfortable deal' on this renovated six room Realtors, MI 9-5245, Joseph Ash­ Home, Members are reminded to ly Perota, Cbventty; Mrs. Mar­ tion, who regarded him highly and metal veneUan blinds at a new Fully covered l)y insurance. Call Tables, Kitchen Cablnlet, inlaid and St. Aluminum aiding, ameaite uaere o f tbe town water supply Radio, heater. $129.5, MORTLOCK'S-r;Mancheater'a lead­ low price. Keys made whUe .)ou WINDOW CX.EANER. Experienced within your budget. Fill, gravel, aingle room beside bath, free Cape on Whitney Rd. Flrepia'ce. ford. Ml 9-6818, Barbara Woods. bring artlelea for the rummage jorie (Jampbell and son, Vemcn; offered the poeUlan to Stephen R July M la atm in effacL This baa ing Driving School offers the ir oat . Edward R.^Prlce. Ml 9-1003. and dependable. Call MI 3-7614. ANTIQUE FURNITORE, suver, a few other articles. drive. Thlg home la an excellent wait. Marlow's. sand, stone, light grading. All parking. Reasonable. Tel. MI comer lot, oBe car garage. Look TUI 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI sale to the meeting tonight or to­ Mrs. Janet White and (Utughter, 84 Beebe., 108 Hamlin SL, Dan’s prcblfaits use o f water for ear 1988 Dodga four-door sedan. Radio, In driver education. Thousands of 3-8603. glass, 'China, and' uaed furniture Phone Me Immediately buy! For appointment to see caU 9-6740. it over and start packing. Vacant. 9-5972. morrow evening, when members of Foster St.; Mrs. CecUe M c firtan brother. Many a household In Man- washing and laera watoring and heater, automatic transmission utiafied students. 200,000 miles WEAVINO of bums, moth holes PAINt S g ^ a n d paperhanging. PART time mechanics, days or bought and sold. Fumlturs Repair Hartford CHapel 7-0358 the R. P. Dimock Co., Realtors Good Clean workmanahlp at rea- AFTER 7 P.M, CH. 6-4890 • T. J. (Jrockett, Realtor. MI 3-1677 the committee will be present- to and son, 74 Birch St. eheotar trsasurss chlmt and otbar otbar entsida. naas. accident trre inatnicUons. MI Sind, tom., clothing-; hosiery nuia, evenings. Hours flexible. 'Tel. MI- IMAM, TOP quiUily. Dark, riel), Service. Ml 9-7449. SLEEPINO NQOM. separate en Ml 9-6245, Joseph A ^ o rd , MI or MI .9-7751,...... '______ANDOVER—Attractive Cape Cod. ■9-78M...... •dnalae'’ rktes. 80 years m ' Man- “ 9:09TO. ' ...... ho ’ ilohei. Columbia Conatruction See n Day Or Ntgbf 9*68i8, Barbara 'Wtxxls, MI 9-7702 receive them. The skle will be held handbags repedred, ilpper re­ SALE 1-8 OFF bn wallpaper. Wall trance. I^iet, private home, Oa Six rooms, basement, steam heat, Wednesday at 9 aim.-^— *— 1954 Oldsmobile 88 four-dOor aedan ^Ter. Raymond Flake. Ml. Co. Tel. Coventry Pi' 2-6277 or If you have no means of tmnepor- rage. References. Ml 9-4670 after or Robert Murdock, MI 9-8973. LINDMAN ST.-Dead end street. garage, deep well, large lot. Well Radio, heater, hydramatic, power MANCHESTER Driving Academy placement. umbrellas repaired, MAN to drive school bus. Approxi­ tiles 4c a tile, Kentile, from 7c men'a shin coUars reveraed and WtUimantic, AC 8-3283. tation. I’ll send my auto for you! 6 p.m. Six room home being renovated. built. 813,900. Talbot Ajgency. An­ steering and power brakes. 81295. guarantees resuits. Expert instruc­ mately six hours daily. Must be each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, No obligation! THREE BEDR(X)M ranch with Extra large lot, KOO x 160. New Mrs. K. EJnar Raak, wife of the replaced. Marlow's Little Mend-, reliable and furnish references. at the Green. large, well equipped kitchen, tUe dover. Phone PI 3- IBourez and Mrs. Mary Campbell, Alterations. addiUona. garsger. COMBINE DEBTS into a single any price. (Jome and convince St.. Ml 9-4537. Seen any time. MI 3-0839. oversized six room ranch with CHORCHES MOTORS ger's positions. In 1957 six more yourself. 40 Oak St., 2nd floor. and ahower. Parking. Ml 3-7116. STRONG ST.—Older seven room basement garage. Beautiful ga­ REFRlOEStATION aalea and aerv' Re-siding apbcialista. Easy budg­ . easy-to-pay second mortgage cost­ trainees will be promoted because WEST SIDE—Six room Capb, four St. Jude’s Mothers Circle will DODGE ice. Commercial, realdentiai. air et terms. MI 9-6495 or 'IR ing only a penny a month for Sale Thursday, Fri/^ay and Satur­ FRANK'S IS buying and selling home, four down, three up, fire' rage. Ready for occupancy. T, J. meet at the home of Mrs. Robert of new store openings. A mana­ MASTER TWIN bedroom next to down, two finished up. l a r g e r - place. One car garage, Mnsibly (Jrockett, Realtor, M l 8-1577, or 80 OAKLAND STREET comUUonera, freeieri. A. and W. 5:9109. each dollar ypu pw e.. 822.25 a day from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. good uaed furniture and antiques bath. Two gentlemen, free park­ closed porch, amesite drive Brennan, 28 Princeton St., at 8:30 MI 9-9483 ger's post provides an average in­ priced. T. J. (Jrockett, Realtor, MI 9-7761. RefHgeraUon Co, Ml 9-1237; KQ mpnth will pay ott a Ipan pf come of 810,000 plus many other at 420 Lake St. Call anytime, 9 Call fo r Special ing. T.V., MI 9-6801. locaUtm. For appointment Wednesday night. ARCHAMBAULT, Builder and 81.000 and Imprpve ypur credit a.m.-8 p.m MI 9-6580. MI 8-1577 or MI 9-7761. 9-9050, MI 94055. genreral contractors. Roofing and benefits. A person with above KNAPP SHOES. Harry MMioney, call the R. F. Dimock Co., Real­ BOL'TON — Four bedroom house / Standing. Dial CH 6-8897 and ask average potential can plan on a, Town Meeting } SINGLE OR double' room next to tors, MI 6-5245, Joseph, Ashford, OAK GROVE ST.—Deluxe seven Misa Janet L. Sala, 365 Olcott afteraUons. Call MUrdock 8-4298. -Prank Burke-or-Jimmy—Steucek 358 Main St. Tel. MI 3-4^7. bath and -ahower. Quiet -home. located comer Route 44-A. and 6rT®r 8-1440. ' secure future with continual ad- - The TegiUvOler* 6T thb 'TOWN -ML-9-6818, Barbara—Woods,— 3B room ranch-wttlrrtwo-fni' baths. south -Bfrfton Road consiating of S t, and Mlaa Sharon H. Ricker, Look Smart In A Classic how it works. C.M.I.X., Lewis St., USED ESTA'TE combination oil Free parking. MI 9-0887. 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, MI 49 Peach Tree Lane, Glaatonbaiy, Adaptable Little Hat! vancement in our organization. FOR SALE—55 gal. drums, in good and electric range. Call MI 3-S818. o r BOL'TON are hereby 'wame'dlT Large lot. attached garage. T. J. two baths, two fireplaces, two-car ALL TYPES of carpentry work cor. Gold, Hartford. (Eves., JA Tel. MI 9-8196 for appointment. condition. 82.50 each. For further 9-5972. Ciodkett, Realtor, Ml 3-1577 or garage, patio, outside fireplace, have begun their freshman atudlea 9-5553). and. notified to meet in *a SPE-t PLEASANT, LARGE, clean, heated done, alteraUona,' dormers, roof­ Information call 'The Herald. CIAL TOWN MEETING in the room for gentleman. Central loca­ MI 9-7751. oil heat, brass plumbing, ameaite at the University of Rochester, ing, porches, etc. Call MI 9-S981. Phone MI 3-5121. 817,900—Main St., Manchester. Cor­ Rochester, N. Y. Misa Sala is tak­ NEED A MORTGAGE? A & P TEA COMPANY COMMUNITY HALL. In said tion, private entrance, parking. ner lot. For information or ap drive, combination, aai^alt and TOWN, on MONDAY, (XTTO- MI 3-8914. MANCHES'TER - VICINITY wood shingle roof. Lake privileges. ing public school music with a FOR TOUR new buUding, . re­ QUICK CASH available for first Applications' acccpled for Grocery CHAIN SAWS: CTinton, Homelits, pointment to tee call the R. F piano major, and Miss Ricker U BER 28th, 1957, at 8:00 o'clock in. Dimock Oo„ Realtora, MI 9-5348. 89,600—Seven miiieg from Manches­ Inquire on premises or call MI modeling, Jr repairs call Wm. or second mortgages. (Consolidate Clerks in Manchester on full-time also Wright. Capitol Equipment SEPTIC TANKS ROOMS—West Side. Mother and ter Center, four rcMm ranch, full 9-9135 or M l 9-8191. taking courses in the College of Co., 38 Main. MI 3-7958.-* the evening, for the following pur- ‘ Joseph Aahford, MI 9-6818, Bar­ Kanehl, Contractor and Builder. your bills with our easy repayment basis. AND poses: child considered. Free parking. MI basement, redecorated Inside and Arts and Science.' . . Tel. MI 3 7778. Many Benefits bara Woods MI 9-7702 or Robert BOLTON— 815,600 — New custom plan. Terms to fit your pocket. 810 55 GALTJJN oil drums with fau­ 1. To hear and take action on 9-1240. Murdock, Ml 9-6972. out. 85x200 ft. lot, arieatan well. a month per 810M heated, furnished or Robert Murdock, MI 9-5973. car garage. View. B (^’TON-French Rd. F(wr nioma Ho'R oxpkrfn how you^eon do most (If not oil) tho work younolf. on sight. Renowned quality. Mod) i Employment Service IN MANCHESTER Lane, - so-called;, and include said apartment. Adults only, couple Hart, Bolton; Edward Hsre, SS i' ^ And the third for Material Cem- 8L000 DOWN. 5>^ rooma (me floor, $24,000 (Joventry^ Cbntemporary and oversized two-car garage. erate prices. Retailers triple in-: Irol Division 806 blain St, Manchester Regal Lane as a part of the Town preferred. (Jail after 6 p.m. 105 home, ultra-miriam, two story. Drive B; Mrs. Florence Belcourt, road system. hot water baseboard heat, garage, New hot water h.:aUng aystem. 48 Deepwood Dr.; Salvatore Jull- ’ Powor tools art rontod at cost. Hondymon Plans art FREE. vestments. Early sellouts. Write Duties of alt are varied and In*- SUNOCO SERVICE Birch St. br telephone Sa'ybrobk 1,600 square feet living space. Now vacant. Price has been 2571 for price.brochure. Hughes Farm, Notice is given of » public 5. To traheact any eUier busi- Export 9-(H)33. - „ ' tw o. acres, trees. (Jarlton w. ano, 190 New Bolton Rd.; Mrs. tereating. Each positioh brings STATION Hutchins, Realtor. MI 9-5133. Built-in appliances, hatha, two dropped to 810,500. Good mort­ Bemardston, Mass. hearing at Room 56SA, State neaa proper to xome before'said heating units, large artesian well, Myrtle Whipple, 325 HighUnd St.; Stop in or phono. Wo'ro opon woohdoys tiN 5:00: Saturdays HR noon. with it the-opportunity to work in Office Building, Hartford, on FOUR ROOM second floor opart gage available. T. J. (Jrockett. a department with young men and FOR LEASE meeting. ■ two acres of land.. Tremendous Mrs. Julia Flnkbein, Stafford Thursday, November 14, 1057, at ment. Heat and hot water fur n e a r e a s t CEfllTER Street, four Realtor, Ml S-1577 or MI 9-7751.' women who are on their way to a Dated at Bolton, Coiinectieut, bedroom Colonial,' copper plumb­ view with southern exposure. Springs. Roofing-~Siding 16 16:30 A.JW. on Docket 9561, a FOR INFORMATION this 2Ist day of October, X: D„ Dished. Aluminum storms and AUTUMN 8T.—414 room older ADMITTED YESTERDAY: good future in a company known CALL MRS. WETHERBEE ing, excellent nel8hborhooke.: Joseph CJirdlno, Stafford FREE Handyman Plans: sell and the Town of ManchetH MIchsel Peace ’ room floors. Adults, no pets. Rent MI 3-1677 or MI 9-7761. Springs; Dwlnell Shane, Vernon ney and roof repairs call Coughlin WON’T YOU JOIN US? |8i0. Write Box C. Herald. MI 841910 MI 8-7707. ter to purchase the.rights, per­ Stanley Patnode MANCJHESTBR—Green Area. Six Trailer Court, Rockville; Edwin No. 356 . . . gives ideas for planning a basement laondry, (downstairs THE'J. M. NEY CO. BOOTH WINDSOR—Kelly Rd. Two Cummings, 25 (Janterbury SL: sonal property and fraarhise or ^_____ (' TWO ROOM unfurnished apart­ room Cape, basement garage. Ex­ MANCHESTER-New five room remodeling) work shop, game room. Maplewood Ave. . franchises, except its franchise cellent condition. Call the R. P. new ranches ready for occu­ Christine Ann Case.'65 Foxcroft 8128 RAT'S RCXJFINa OO.. shlnglt and Bloomfield, Conn. ment With bath; 410 North Main ranch. Lake Street, Large rooms, built up roofs, gutter and con to be a coijiaratlon. of The Dirhock Co., Realtors, MI 9-5345 finished recreation room with fire­ pancy. One with car port, one Dr.t'Nelton Caron, 132 High SL, No. 351 . . . tells you how to make built-ins, add pai Car Pools Available St. MI 9:0576. with garage. Ixxik them over and Rockville; Edward Landry, Hart­ ms (upstairs wim n t N(w ductor work, root, chimney re- Highland Park Water Company. or Joseph Aahford MI 9-681^ Bar­ place.'^’•4 baths, combination win­ remodeling) ceilings and finish flotMTS. ^ , You'll find this lovely hat so pairs. Ray Hagenow. Ml. 9-2214. FIRST FLOOR five-room apart' bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert dows M d doors. Will accept build­ make your offer. T. J. Crockstt, ford Tpke., Rockville; Lelsnd PART TIM E saleswoman for Public Utilities Commission Realtor, MI 3-1577 or MI 9-7751. PAH-O-RAMA adaptable and equally at-home in Ray Jackaon, ML 3-8328. Thurs. and Friday nights and Sgt- George J. Griffin. ment, downtown area, mc^em Murdock, MI 9-5072. ing lot or Industrial land in trade. Wood, 26 Robert Rd.; Robert A carefully tailored shirt dress! the city or country! It’s easily and WANTED conveniences. $80.00 monthly. Call Builder-Owner MI 3-6321. 6'ReUly, IS Franklin St.; Mra. ROOFING, S io m o . painting. Car urdiy afternoons. Apply in person Exeentive Secretary SO. MAIN ST.—New liating. (Joun- COLUMBIA LAKE—New three EcHy/Ohdqot Torms Modorii Showroom to take yon everyplace with con- quickly crocheted from felt strips, )o Watkins„ Brothers, Inc., 935 Write Box E, c /o Herald. , Anna LaiveUe, 32 S. Alton St.; Mrs. Matry. Alterations and additions try Club section. Six-room Cape, TWN MINUTES from Center, three bedroom custom' built ranph Rose PrilalL ISO Windsor St. fldOhce. A special design in half silk ribbon pr Jumbo yarn: trim it Celiings. Workmanship guaraji' Main Street. ■;>- ^ EXPERIENCED fireplace, bath an4 baths, extra laige now to start yopr own business as • SEPTIC TiMKS Real buy, Asking 814,800. Good- scaped yard'100x826, low taxes. David Fitton, East Hartford; a sizes 12H. 14H. 16>i."i8»,,. 204, Pattern No. 2571 contains cro­ Cleaned and lastalled ^ , LINOTYPE-INTERTYPE THREE ROOM choice apartment. chUd Realty Oo., MI $-7935 or BU ElVa Tyler, Realtor, ' .member closets, full baaeinent, 'ArtiMlan daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George chet directions; stitch illustrstions; Roofing—Chimney 16-A an Avon Representative. Call MI well. An exceptional locatkm. H,. Our 3 6 Years Of Reputable Service" ^ 22’,i. 24<4. 26>,i. Size 14>i, 35 8-5195. 675 O nter St., $115 mtmthly. Call 6-0939. MLS. MI 9-4469. Lenar, 38 Jarvia Rd.; a dsiighter bust, 614 ysrds of,35-lnch. instructions. John, MI 9-8776, for appointment, S. Collins, Owner. Phone AC- ROOFING — Specializing in repair # SEW ERS to Mr. and Mrs. PAtrtek Colange- For this pattern, aend 36c in Send 25c in COINS, your name, TEACHER NEEDS woman to care OPERATOR TWO FAMILY duplex 4-4. OU heat HORTON ROAD—Six room Cape 8-9238. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new MacJikie Clefmed GARDEN apartment, four rooms, lo, 1S4 White St.; a son to Mr. and coins, your name, address, size address and the .PATTERN NUM­ for children in her home. 4^ and both aides. Aluminum doors and Cod, breezeway and'gaikge, love­ Mrs, Joseph ' Svirk, 142 Prospect 336 North Main Street desired, and the pattern nuniber to . roofs. Gutter work. Cbimneys second floor, $106. Redecorated, windoys one aide. (Jonvenient lo­ ly yard and location for children. GLASTONBURY — (Justom buUt BER to ANNE CABOT. MAN- 6ne year old, hours 6:10 to 3:10, • INSTALUTION Paid vacation and alek leave, Blue (Xosa, Retirement Plan. brick ranch, two-car garage. SL. RockviUe. SVC BURNETT, MANCHESTER (CHESTER EVENING HERACD cleaned, repalted, 26. jrears’ ex heat, hot -water, stove, refrigera­ cation, 4H% mortgage available Assume present mortgage, asking perience. Free estimates. Call Monday through Friday. Call MI If you WMt to settle down in Manchester workliig in a tor, parking. AD 3-8508. 'Large living room, fireplace, three BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A ’ EVENING HERALD, 1150 AVE 1150 AVE. ABIERtCAS, NEW 9-S109 after 3:80 p.m. SPECIALIST wfth substaAtial down payment. 814,600. Elva Tyler, Realtor, mem­ TeL MI ” Howley. Manchester MI 8-6361. friendly atmoephere —. apply in person to M r.^yaltsv 314,900. A. R. WUMe k Co., MI large bedrooms, 1>4 baths. Stop daughter to Mr, and Mrs. August I AMERICAS, NEW' YORK 86, N.Y. YORK 36. N.Y. Fsrguson. . - ; ber MLS. MI 9-4469. Carabino, ,307 Spruce St.; a son to | a u SEWING MACHIhlE operator GLASTONBURY—Three room rent 9-4389. saver kitchen, dining room, fuU Open Daily 7 I The Fall 'and Winter. '57 edition It’s ready! The 1957 Needls- ]Towii RRi CoHitry 930' per month. 'Call MI ^ 3-7793 basement, firenlace. H, B, Grady, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ferrigno,! to S P.Mn Including o f our pattern book Basic Fashion work ALBUM—fifty-alx colorful OHIMNBY8 OJSANED, repaired wanted. Call either MI 3 -4 l^ o r BUILOiNC MATERIALS CH 94256. after 7 p.m. FIVE ROOM'rapeh, full basement, Lptii lor.Sale 7.1 Broker. MI 3-8009. 123 Greed Rd. , is ftUed wlOi smsTt, new styles for pages showing many pretty de­ and rebuilt. CaU MI 34799. with fireplace, full insulation, BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to Wednesday Afternoon aJl slsea; spedajl features. It's signs; phis, directions for making Draiiagt Oa. IRmtri;EatEr Jlaralii plastered walls, lorgs kitchen, MANCHBSTEtl-LoU o f lota. Iflgh Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Petrone, 988 LUMBER FUEL and Saturday Until Noon oolorful, sUfflulating and so useful. 3 crochet Items and a qullL Only RELIABUB woman for general Ml 9-4143 near schools and 9107**. CaU own- and diY. MadeUna Smlib, Realtor, Parker SL 98 cents. - 25c' a copy. Read Herald Advs. housework. Write Box O, Herald. Read Herald AdT*#: arJiZ*»«l04. '% ' Read Herald Advie DIBCHAItOKD gATUIIOAT: , -f I- ' V 1

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MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1967 PAGE RIGHTEGM Averaxe Daily Net Preas Run' ilmtrhcHtpr lElicttittg Ifipralb The Waether For the Week Ended ■ ‘ - i J- October 17, 1957 Taraeeat et r. a Weather Biiw aD ■' A Past matrons and past Mtrons night \W11 be obsen-ed by Temple Community Day 12,674 Part|br eloaCy, not ae eeel ty-'' About Town Chapter. No. 53. OES. ‘ at the night. Low hi M's. OMUneU ndM regular meeting Wednesday night Member of the Audit Worship Service Bureau of Circulation Y’edneadny. High la Iqipar 60m. . The Klwaiiii Club will me«t ' St o'clock in the Masonic Tempie. Manchester— A City o f Village Charm Thursday noon at the Manchester. Mrs. Harold l^eggett, past matron, Set for Citadel Country Club. The gueat apeaker and 'Norman Travis, past patron, wlU be Oie Rev. Robert Henderson, will pre.dde diiring the Initiatory work. Mrs. John McAllister is Manchester will obser\'e World] VOL. LXXVTI, NO. 19 (Claaalfled Adverttatng pn Page 14) formerly aasiatant at the Center Community Day Nov. 1 .with a (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1957 PRICE PiVe c e n t s Church and now a student at the chairman of the covered dish sup­ per at 6:30. Following the meeting worahip service in the morning at Hartford Thedlogleal Seminary the Salvation Army,' 10:30 to lirhUa conducting his own church refreshments will be served by Mrs. Morris Fancher and her com­ 11:30. with a coffee hour preceding In Mddletown. the service. i mittee. Sponsored by United Church Three people from this area have ■ The ladies of the Army and Women, of which Manchester Probers Turn been nominated for official ^jmsts Navy Club Auxiliary will hold a Council of Church Women Is a in the Connecticut Division. Amer­ part, World Community Day is a ican Cancer Society. EUectlon will setback party tonight at 8:30 at the clubhouse. spiritual undertaking dedicated tq be held at the annual m ating building friendship and universal] Wednesday at the Kew Haven Robert A. Ferria 229 E. Center, peace. To Employers Lawn Club. Those nominated In­ St., and Donald T. Hayes, 206 El- Women of the community are j clude, Mrs. Charles C. Ubert, cam­ dridge St., are members of the asked to collect and bring to the paign planning committee and vol­ service any and ail types of warm unteer delegate! Dr. Lane Old-, freshman class at Northeastern University. Boston. Mass. clothing for children in other] Washington, Oct. 22 (/P)— Senate racket.8 probers heard dings, medical trustee, and Addi­ lands, household linens also blan­ son Dussinger. lay trustee. kets. These "Parcels for Peace"! te.stimon.v today that the Morton Frozen F'ooda plant in The regular meeting of the FRCTS Webster City, Iowa, worked undercover to keep out one labor will be sent to the needy millions Miss Betty J. Taylor. 11 Crosby Salvation Armv Friendship Cirrlr will be omitted tonight berau.se of now living in misery and ignorance union, then .signed "a very iioor contract” with the Bakers Rd., is enrolled as a freshman at in Africa, southeast Asia, Europe Worker* Union. The allegation*'*------. Indian State Teachers College, a special meeting at the Hartford Citadel. and South America. The offering (NOT POLITICS) came from Gory. 1-ong, 14035!__ _ ! Terre Haute. Ind. She Is major­ will go toward promoting self-help] Dickey S tW h it tier, Calif., a form- A / ^ C S H . 1 1 ^ ing In home economics. All registered adult Girl itcout projects In the.se areas. Eugene Peteraon, an organizer and Stock M arket Botuhs H urt workers Using in the ^uth neigh­ field repreaentative of the United Both Id See The Holy Name Society of St. borhood are invited to attend a Packinghouse Workera of America, James' Church u’lH hold its month­ neighborhood meeting tomorrow the union which lost out to the Aft^r 8:30 p.m.. ■ Regains After! ^ ^ . ly meeting tomorrow night at 8 night at 8 o'clock in the ladies' Case’s Opens determine YOUR vote tomorrow Baker*. Macmillan o'clock in St. James' School hall. parlor of the South Methodist Saved $200,000 Yearly $ Monday’s Drop j fr/S l i t All present and prospective mem­ Church. ,Mrs. Herman Petersen, Peterson estimated the Morton At The Herald! bers are urged to attend. The so­ council president, will conduct an Plant Again Company laved nearly 1200.000 a ciety will greet its new spiritual investiture ceremony for some year by negotiating with the The Herald will iabitlate re- New York, Oct. 22 (A*)— j Tomorrow Baker* a contract which he aaid Saigon, Oct. 22 (/P)— Tim e* helping build two modern hlgh- director, the Rev. John P. Blanch- members of the service team. Lead­ j After a weekend shutdowm due aulta of today's referendum The stock market rebounded: Ifield. ers will make long range plans for guaranteed its women employe* 26 j vote immediately after the to lack of water. Case Bros. Paper, cent* an hour less than his union vigorously early this after-U.bombs .. , toda.y .shattered t h e ; , " ^ bus and hostel bombings - Washington, Oct. 22 (/P)— -,\' the Juliette Low ceremony which Mill reopened on a full-shift basis True or poll* close. Reader* may leai-n htates Inrorniation occurred within several minutea of Sunset Council. No. iS. Degree U-iil be held in the spring. would have demanded, and male the outcome bv phoning noon from yesterday’s hugelo"'- i u i-, President Eisenhower and I todsy. employes 46 cents an hour les.s. set-back ■ Service Library, a military each other this morning, A wit­ o f Pocahontas, will hold a regular Wells Case Dennl.son. president False? ..Mitchell 3-.M21 after 8:30 pm. Secretary of State Dulles con­ St. Mary's Guild of St. Mary's The two witnes-ses testified that j ‘ Ke.v sticks rose from fractions! bus and hostel in a Sudden out- ness a few yards from the bus said meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in of the paper firm, said that both Please do not call before that about a dozen soldiers and offlr ferred for 70 minutes today Tinker Hall. Mrs. Cyrene Booth, Episcopal Church will hold its an­ the paper-making and finishing agents of Nathan W. Shefferman, time. to 2 or 3 points, recouping p a rt; bur.^t b f iinti-Americanism in about countering Russian a Chicago consultant to employ­ cers, coming from the Metropole delegate to the recent Great Coun­ nual fair on Nov. 7 in the parish plants were operating today. F A C T ! A Gelf Club is important to any town to attract industry and residents. Polls close at 8 p.m. I of their losses of the previous sea-! Saigon. Eighteen persons, in- Hotel, had Juat entered the vehicle strides in missile development cil session, will give her report. house, starting at 2 p.m. Tea will He said: ers on labor troiibles. was In.ntru- Voter* are deciding whether is.on. A scattering of d e c 11 n e a u.S. soldiers, were mental in keeping out the Pack­ when the blast occurred. .and Communist inroads in the be served in the afternoon, a sup­ "Between Saturday's rain and ^ the, town should lease * por­ "They were seating themselves Prank Braaky and Peter Nak- per will be served by the 60-50 Club inghouse Worker* and negotiating tion of the Globe Hollow land iiriiired. Middle Ea.8t. pumping from wells, we have been; The other injured were Vlet- when the roar of an explosion tore tenia, both of this town, are pa­ and an auction will be conducted able to raise the level of the stor-; the contract with the B p k e r y to the Manchester Country Key State Department and . late for a total of 48 minutea in a ' oamese or Chineae civilians. No past my face, blowing out the hotel trons of the silver annlversarj* ban­ by the Men's Club in the evening. age ponds 11 inches over the level' Worker* Union.' Club for 30 years at 87,000 a windows," he said. "One man on White House officials also sat in. quet for Lithuanian sports ^oups The hearing was laiinrhed over year. ! turbulent first hour which »sw ! w't* killed. The talks were held in advance of last Thursday. Two of the -soldiera were report­ the bus steps was blown across and youth organizations'to be held The monthly meeting of church The plants were shut down Fri­ The Mcmehekher Country Club is on important civic asset and lends its facili­ prote.st* from Thoma* S. Dawson, , the tremendou* total of 1,070,000 : the sidewalk. The bomb was of Elaenhower'a meeting tomorrow FAC T 2 general counsel of Morton- Frozen ed In aerioua condition. Eight Iq New Haven Saturday to cele­ school workers in the North Meth­ day due to the extremely low level ’ I shares changing hand*. j placed in the engine of th* bus with British Prime Minister Mac­ odist Church will be held tomorrow Poods, Inc., and Roy M. Ander-J of the American wounded were millan. brate the founding of the Connecti­ of the storage ponds which were ^ | ties without cost to service clubs, business, social and professional groups. Price* churned irregularly In ; being evacuated immediately to and blew the insides out." cut 'Lithuanian Catholics. night St 7:30. son. a.ssiatant general counsel o f ; U.N. to Debate this early part of the s e s s i o n , TTie time bomb at the American WTilte House press secretary causing a loss of pressure, as the I Continental Baking Co., with which the Clark Field Military Hospital James C. Hagerty, one of the par­ paper-making requires large | j Broker* reported that a conalder- in Manila, a U.S. apokesrhan said. Military Hostel was hidden in a It has merged. flower pot at the front. The ex­ ticipants, offered no aetaila of tha amounts of water. ' Tliey argued that the testimony: The soldiers belong to the U.S. discusaiona Case Bros, maintenance crews j Syria, Turkey; I were sold out but that the offer- Military Assistance Advisory plosion shattered one wall and might prejudice National Labor , *' ings met demand at the compara­ damaged a car parked nearby. The He said EXaenhower will tele­ worked Friday and Saturday to Relations Board (NLRBi hear-: Group (MAAGt here to train phone the Prime Minister at th* lay pipes from wells on Birch The Club is a democratie institution and its membership represents a cress tively low prices prevailing. Much South VIem Nam'a Army. Their hostel Is in Cholon. Saigon's twin FA C T 3 Ings in which the Packinghouse: Skip Saud Bid of it was a carryover from yester­ Chinese city. Four soldiers in the: Brltlah embassy about when they Mountain to the plant's storage | Worker* have accused the com­ Like any other woman, even a Queen aomcUmea has troublea with names were withheld for 72 hours, will get together. ponds. day's nervous selling, but today whll# .relatives were notified. building were hurt. section of all Monehotter residents. pany of unfair labor practices straps of her evening- gown. Here's Queen Elizabeth somewhat the selling met support snd the At present, the only definite ^ outlawed by the Taft-Hartley La- I United Natlona, N.Y., Oct. 22 t/Ti shyly adjusting shoulder straps o f her gown ss she attends dinner The injured persons were in or The library bomb wa* apparent­ tisJW.IIAU co» — The U.N. Assembly prepared to tone graduallv changed from ly hidden behind aome books. The potntment la for 6 p.m„ at Ui* bor Relations Law. | sponsored in her honor at the Waldorf-Astoria last night. (AP mixM to slightly higher. near the bus and hostel. The bomb White House tomorrow. Macmillan MANCNitm Cohn* Committee members went ^nto ' open debate today on the Turkish- i Photofax I. in the Information Bervice Library blast ripped a huge hole in„ the : Syrian crisis without waiting forj Late in tpe morning the ticker wail, destroying desks, chairs and will be there with his foreign sec- a huddle, and chairman McClellan ' e.xploded during the siesta hour reUry, Selwyn Uoyd. Dulles will CORNIR M^IN gmd OAK STREETS I the outcome of .Saudi Arabian ran late again in a buying surge when the building was empty. bookshelves. I LIQUORS 1 (D-ArkI then told the law yeri' that sent pricea definitely higher. attend, too. The four will have the committee had agreed unani­ mediation' efforts. I The bombing incidents were Only obout one-Rfth of the Globe Helkow Tract is Involved in the Mere Turkey, who has dented Syrian i partlculariy embarrassing to the dinner together later. ^ 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. ^ FAC T 4 mously to reject their plea for a ' Ajnsrtcanw tU cka In Saigon in ai- - Hagerty-^aaid- that" every effort postponement of the hearing. charges that she is about to launch ^^r-parkW ^A^toori^ t t W b Y r ? ^ There are some .douth Vietnamese government o f ! a War, accepted King Sand's offer, TTiDThe Parking Authority tiROalso U.OOO Americanii presently in the President Ngo Dlnh Diem because will be made td'keep thinga Infor­ m ? than 800 acres ore still aveiioble for pork and recreation areas. In an opening statement. Mc­ mal during Macmillan’s stay In ^ ArthurIhiig Storis to mediate the dispute. But the! cl^ose to their best. Brokers said 1' Viet'NaiV ietn a m capital; Including mill- it is acting as host to ths ralnis- Clellan said the committee would the markets acUon was primarily I and diplomatic personnel and this country. USE YO UR seek to learn whether “there has .Syrian government made clear it I does not Intend to enter *urh nego-' a technical rebound from yester-: etmatniction company - ■ workers (Uontinned on Page Eight) A Q s O ^ g today'*. Whit* Houae been a deliberate and calculated ef­ day s shake out. the worst Since f ' . preliminaries were Undereecretary Special For fuefday Only! fort to circumvent and defeat" ' tiation* at pre.sent. o Sept. 26, 19.11.6, the .first seesio^ of- State -GhflsUan - Herter; John prorisions of the Taft-Hartley Act Acting Foreign Minister Khalil. MEN'S. LADIES'CHid ^ _ f i U M M l m m m Kallas said In a statement In Da-1 after President Elsenhower's liehrt Hay Whitney, U.S. ambanador to The Country Club will occupy only watershed land for which the Town hos no m.asciis that Syria "cannot accept attack. Britain; Uvingston Merchant, U.8. CHILDREN'S SHOES FACTS (Continued on Page Eight) The ticker tape was at most GtfANANTIlD any mediation and reaffirms her j Ix>ndon. Oct, 22 — Queen T ypical of the intricate course Ambassador to Canada; Johh Wea- use CNid con be used in no ether way. determination to follow up her BUzabeth II and Prince Ptiillp laid/6ut for the British monarch minutes behind the ptep of trans­,iiGI Homes Program ley Jones, deputy assistant seers- .69 actions during the first atretch of INVISIBLE WATCH MDAWf protest at the United Nations until arrived hark In ISngland today dulling her 10-day visit to Canada tary of State for European affaire the end." from their triumphant visit t*^, and the United State* was a gold delay and was a mlzfute behind in and Brig. Oerf. Andrew Goodnaa- REG. Judge Admits Informants said Syria pressed. the United State* and Canada. overhead ribbon at the Waldorf- the second period. By noon, volume ter. White Houae staff secretary. HALF SOLES $2.50 • Freeipl sendee for an immediate U.N. debate on ----- ^ Astoria Hotel, site of the dinner. totaled 2 mlllloy shares. Receives Fatal Blow Macmillan la expeettd here be­ her charge*. Russia, who ha* i New York, Oct. 22 MPir^v^ueen There were about 4.000 persons A. ahock t^^Yall Street in the tween 9 and 10 a.m. tomorrow. H* e bpart wedc Slip uf Tongue at the dinner. Elizabeth coiild not early stages today was . a further will atM at th* British emtuanne. ' Zippers Replaced— Hats Cleaned Over the 30-year ledse the Town wiH gain olmest a half million doilors for lend backed the Syrian charge with i.KIizabeth II and P ri«^ Philip drop by American Telephone FA C T 6 claim* the United State* 1* trying | today to,:tfielr children dine with them all. Washington, Oct. 22 The^rapldly as FNMA would take Elsenhower, H a g eet^ H H ^ lF Ir 8 Ninote Heel Senrice— All Work Giuranteed Thus she followed the gold which tell 2V, to 161 on blocks of hem hit program flexible In erdw to engineer a Middle East war said . . ’ W . . j . u 7,000 and ^,()00 shares. It came on OI housing program received a them, in order to convert them into that otherwise must be maintained os watershed at an estimated cost of more At Girard Trial to h.eve added her voice to the de- ch o re a ^ »l»te «ith mil- marker to visit each of six peri­ cash for investment, in securities Jo 'be free for meetings with Msc- SHOES SHINED pheral banquet halls en route to virtual death blo'w tod4y. nUllsn. nisnd. ' lion* of friendjy Americans wishing (OonHaiied on Page Eight) having a'better yield. At the mo­ than $800,000 in taxpayer deNcHS. MaebashI, Japan. Oct. 22 <.P> ~ Observers coacludcd that the them Ood^fieed. the dais in the grand ballroom. This, came when the Federal ment, FNMA hai comdiitted itself WORK DONE WHILE U WAIT Of delicate beauty was th«t Hagerty was asked whether re­ The presiding Japanese Judge said Syrlans znd Ruaaizna wanted to- b^rs^et and a glittering ball National Mortgage Association to buy 8200 million of government- marks o f Clarenca B. Randall, he made a slip of the tongue today dress worn by the Queen for her (FNMA) withdrew - it» offer-_.ta -underwritten mortgages o f whioh gel all the 'capital ended their North American tour final appearance in New York: preaidsntial-adviser on foreign eco­ at U.S. soldier William Girard's they can from their charges be- before their plane left Idle- 3 Million Workers buy new mortgages at the 'Vet­ 8170 million worth are at the'4H nomic policy, calling Russia’a E aitt manslaughter trial. It was made of multi-colored eran* Admistration rate of 4 'i per cent rate. satellite "a ellly bauble" was a Miracle mala- ‘ Judge Yuzo Kawachi said the fore getting down to bargaining. ;y | lO-hour flight. The plane reported per cent. However, there was nothing to fair reflection of the govemment’a apring guar­ slip came when he told Girard, in Iride.scent shades of pale pink, Strike in Argentina FNMA, which p.;rchases mort­ prevent a private builder from sell­ anteed to nev­ The Town will receive Income of $210,000 over a 30-yoor period from rent an announcement from Syrian more than half wav at 8 a.m. blue and green, and simulated thinking on this subject. Hagerty FA C T 7 who is accused of shooting a Jap­ gages .from hinks and loan com- ing a new house with a 41a per replied;."! would have no comment er break. Is now avail­ anese woman scrap collector: ‘"tTie delegate Farid Zelneddine that his At the banquetr^^whlch followfd jewels. Buenos Aires, Oct. 22 (>P)~Sev- forces were not siibmlttlpff a reao- an ail-day traditional New York ! paniea to fiirnia',. .them with new cent mortgage if he could obtain on this." able for moot watches. oione on kmd volued at only $160,000, er $$0,000 more then the value of lend court does not feel that you fired From a low walsCHne at the back enty unions claiming more than cash for mortgage lending, also funds for the construction costs. FASHION lution to the A**emWy'"a» things welcome with ticker tape and all He eaid Randall's speech at a this anot with Intent, to hit any­ cascaded a fantailed train- of float­ 3 million members began a/48-hour' cut the price it will pay for 4 'i The builder stood a chance of get­ now stand." Zeinejiduie >ald talk the other fanfare—Elizjtbeth again meeting of th* National Associa­ the Town would still own when the lecKC expires. one ..." ing silk tulle in all shades of the general strike at midnii^t last per cent mortgages guaranteed by' ting the money -from a bank as of concrete proposal* to deal with 'appcrled for U.S.-British unity. rainboiv. With this dress, tion o f Food (Jhains here yester­ The itatement seemed a gain the night demanding wage inneases VA or insured by the Federal long as FNMA would commit It- day, wat riot cleared by the White for the defense. But Kawachi the Middle Elcast crisis was preraa- The Queen and Prince left for to meet the rising cost of living. DEWEY- turc. Housing Administration (FriAI. aeir to buy the mortgage when the House in. advance, FABRICS told newsmen later: London after spending four days (Continued on Page Two) The unions, whose membe/ihip home "was completed and sold. Considerable confusion sur­ in Ottawa, a day in Virginia help­ The new price will be 9C to 9? • ''I did not mean to suggest a comprises nearly half of Argen­ per cent of the face value of the Banks will be most unlikely to (Centlaaed on Pag* Eight) for RICKMAN possible verdict by my statement. rounded the progress of Baud's ing to commemorate the 330 anni- tina's workmen, defied pleas of 167 MAIN ST. home loan. Instead of 92 to 94. A advance the construction costa, I only wanteti to remove Girard's mediation , moves. , ver.sary . of England.* first New provisional President Pedro Ar- officials conceded, in view of to­ ner^'ousncss and fear and to sug- ^he Saudi Arabian emba.ssy In World colony at Jamestown, four bank, in other words, would re­ F A C T S The Country Club Is wiHing to give up more valuable lend to rent useless Town Red Satellites amburu to stay on the Job and in- ceive 89,000 to .200 for a 810.000 day's FNMA decision to halt the gest to him that the court has not] Washington announced that both days in Was'hington as guests of I crease production to ease inflation. I making of new “atand Of commit- vet decided what the charges and Turkey snd Syria had accepted , President and Mrs. Elsenhower snd mortgage. Fall Sewing lend and invest $100,000 to build new golf holes . . . lend improvement which I 111 A rkl/d^X* A «»A C a ' *2 unions that give Explaining the fhanges. a ! ments" to purchSae the 4'Y per verdict should be." i’’ ® mediation offer and that a a hectic day in New York. SJ t v / 1 / l U l J C c t : nominal support to exiled foriner FNMA spokesman aaid: ! cent loans. ' * Bulletins is o profit to the Town. ______Girard testifying in his own de- S.'rian delegation would meet the "Fabulous" was the Qucm's *______. ■— dictator Juan Perop, . The VA maximum rate U fixed fenSe sard it ia right f“ coiiTt-“King within the next Tn-o daj-». word for New Ytirkr------* - -'We have to aodo luIL rutIts ZIULnot ijuuugood .! ------from tho^P^WlrM bnslnesB to *ccept-4^ per-cent i P*® FHX motU to a.ssume that his story of the, A spokesman at the Syrian em- Tiara - topped socialites and Again Tonighi t; might so disrupt the country that mortgages when we have to pay i XaRw- bV f*Mon of incraSM* ap- shooling was that it was negll-' hassy In Washington said the em- celebrities watched a tired but still l it would topple Aramburu's gov about 5 per cent for our Proved last December and .Au- gence or an actidqnt. 1 baasy had no direct v -ir . from gracious Elizabeth say goodby to AMERITEX GOlpD TQ N E 1 New Haven. Oct. 22 (/Pi — If emment.. . V wliich ; ..... has ruled----- under-- "a monev " command up to per 9USS1LE WOBBLES. FALLS i New York City la.st night- *t a sUte of siege for almost three The'f N.MA currently is offering Missile Ihst Center, Cape (Continued on Page Two) (ContiBaed on Page Eleven) formal dinner and ball. you I'nissed sputnick's rocket last Canaveral. Fla,. O ct <2 FINE PRINTED COTTONS night, skywatchers, take heart. investors 8750 million worth of 8- ’ FN-MA a new pr ee oty'4l4 per FA C T 9 If the Town should eporote the Club as a municipal golf course, taxpoyt* con (Continued on Page Eight) month note... They carry 4 7/8 per , cent mortgage will between long slender missile tliat wob­ kinds of You may get another chance bled In flight and appareatlb' tonight — and you may even see cent inttrest. the highest rate ever ! M 92 per cent a^cordlicording to 36” Wide Yard anticipate a ciest of $765,000 over a 30-year poriod. the'region of the country, .quality fell tnt(> the Atlantio ocean waa 89c bad luck... .sputnik. Itself. paid on -FNMA borrowing. flred here today. The Public In-, Dainty florala and novelty patterns for dresses, skirts, UAC Unaffected So Far The VA Housing program ha* of the neighborhood, and other sportswear, housecoats, draperies, etc. For Holiday aprons, NAii • TNin . nil But. whether you'I! be treated to factors which affect real estate formation Office at Patrick Air AIICBAFT DAMAU . MOXI the visual feast of Northern been dying gradually since the For«« Base declliled to identify too. News Tidbits general rise of Interest rates mode values. AOOITIONAl LIVINO IXPiNtI Lights, shooting stars and Jet. The new prices will apply to all the missile but 'did say It. waa fAitme eaiicn . wmotTOtM planes that flashed and sparkled its 4 >4 per cent rate unattractive not the Vanguard rocket M n|| SMART PRINTED lieHTNINO • VIHICli OAMAel Culled from AP Wires to banks and other lenders. mortgage* offered to FNMA to­ in the Connecticut sky last night , I day and hereafter, the announce- developed to launch an eiASi UIAXAOI . IXnOilON The O N LY way to save taxpayers doBors and maintain on impoftant oeset In Aircraft Industry Predicts Is another .question. Banks have been selling the 4 'j sateUlte. VANOAtlSM . OAMAOISVITI F A C TIO iper cent mortgage* to FNMA as | ment said. QUILTED COTTONS The rocket will be back and if Gloucester. Mass., man arreated, MW CMIVSlriMlt mhI eCM Manchester is to vote "YES." the sky is clear in your area you charged with setting four hotel NKW 8DX PHOTOS / may see it. Prof. Robert Brown; fire*. . . Bern, Switzerland, astro­ Sfinheil^lU, O ct 22 Uv—Aa/mi- 36” Wide Yard .69 Rtwicil ptiicy insures director of the New Haven State B 1 '¥ 7' a • X 1$ ¥ JL mwmed baUoon flight IzInto / the Revertlble—print on one side, solid color on the other. Layoff of 100,000 More Men nomical university announrea dliM Teachers College moonwatch sta­ Small, neat patterns for skirts, sportswear and housecoats. yeu eiulnst tVem elll cover.v of .new comet. tion, gives this achedul'ed for the UJs’ . command in Korea de­ Death Estimates Mount! graph;2srS77™pSi,;’,,s the eun, today wa* termed Hale’s Have The LINING and an . outstanding succeae by re- . . , omI oth.r hoiardt, tee. (This I* (he second o( two artl-''"weapon involves labor. The cost‘ -degree to aofteA the losses In mill- rocket sections trip over Connec­ mand* North Korean* account for INTERFACING To Make A Perfect Gar'miiiHt ■ of material is minor. tary aircraft.’ ticut : 1,084 C.N. prisoner*, including 450 aearcbera after viewing photo- Al heme er awey Irem de* discussing the scope and im- graphs Ude'en from 83,20* feet pai't of the military cutback pro­ Out-of the 138 billion being spent Here are what some of the re­ 7:07 p.m. — Due south, very Ariierican*. . . Gov. Ribicoff'.. anti- Put Insulation in yotir QUILTED heme . . . ell tub|ecl le low. As Asian Flu Spreads altitude. Dr. Martin Schwara- creations with insulated gram now In progress at t)ie Pen­ in the current fiscal year by the ports from the Associate"! Pres* ; speeding campaign accounts for sehlld. Princeton I'niversit.v as­ policy c^djiiont military, about 812 billion, is for »lirv6y show about the aircraft in­ 7:10 p.m. Approximately south-! more than 17,000 license suspen- MILIUM COAT LINING WOOL-RAYON LINING tagon.) tronomer who headed the Offlco 39" Wide Yard $1.29 procurement of planes, missilea. dustry: ea»t. still Ibw. i sions since Jan. 1. By THE ASStKILATED PRESS - Church services were canceled Let a Package Policy re-, ships, guns, ammunition. New York: In a 3-nionth period.- 7:13 p.m,. — Northeast, disap-, French President Cotv uses dU- of Naval Research project, said 36” Wide Yard $1.19 For those who prefer a Bv ELTON C. FAV Aslan flu and its relatives have , in parts of the Lehigh Valley pf the edge bf the sun appears on place the three or more (AP MillUry Alfalra Reporter) "I^e cutback in the military pi-o- about 10.000 have been laid off In pearlng ' Milium is warmer in cold bulkier lining — extra policies you now carry on 7 , . , . ' mal ecbnomle report to *r«ir end : claimed the live* of 160 person* -r ! Pennsylvania last Sunday because the photograph* in unprecedented warmth but light weight. All Washington. Oct, 22 (iPt—The gi-am is not a reduction, from aircraft plants- ori Long L.land. i ne quick-stepping space travel-1 to 22-day cabine crisi*. . . London , and possibly many more • since of fear of spreading the disease. weather, cooler in the hot your home. You'll have All These Facts Are True! either figure. It is a cutback in the Bell Aircraft's Buffalo plant -has sharpness- sun: more style,' less bulk. the colors. aircraft industry, already feeling, J " ’‘’ "'t SO any longer Dally Ehepresa blame, secret ex- i ,h» respiralorv ’ disea.se began ! In Detroit, a Judge caught up on broader l>rotection, and- amount of hardware which can be laid off 2.000 Worker* thlq .year, ^anfin 202n dog-.-eesflriP* .above ah/wzib flamthe horizon, '.I periment.___1___a.- r for__ accident which I . . Tan. brown,^ navy, black, NEW •'SIRP* the pinch of the military program sweeping across the country I his docket yesterday by sentenc- . POLICE HUNT KILLER / may save up to 20%. cut back, predict* that 100,000 purchased for 812 billldn becaii.'e due to defense cutback and loss ; cuated Engliah countryside with ' ieVeTaTmonthsveral months ago. I Ing aix men from the hospital bed gray, red, hunter green. INTERFACING and the cost of weapons ha* gone up. of contracts. Btamford, Oct. 22 (JP>— A 8- Just ONE policy . . . ONE There is no choice tomorrow. Only a "YES" vote is good common sense and more men may have to lie laid off About .30 minute,, behind it will j radioactive dual Fifty of the ' Jealh*. " or roughl.\>|lo which he had been confined by state alarm was out today for UNDERLINING in its factories. If the number of Items .bought is Texas Conyair reported- it be- be ..piitn'k. Prof. Bvowri ’s'aya ...... lt ‘ Thirty-five_____ year___ olfl worpan.....r— . one-third of the n)itlonwide total.! flu two we'gka ago. renewal date. Convert now. reduced, there will be fewer-,»'ork- Jimmy Collins, about .30, wanted Pelkm Interfacing 4.5” Wide Yard $1.39 Well give yon credit for Here and there throughout the gan cutting ^ack before general ^ possible to see ll with the i plunge, to dent’h from ninth floor j listed in one stale .j - Penn In Lan.sing. Mich., pregrrant Mrs, in connection, with the. slaying counti).', local itressea are arising ers needed to prcvluce them. reduction order from Washington I naked eye. but he reconimenda of N.Y. hotel. VanguardIRIII rocket 59c to $1.09 Yard White and black, lasting existing insurance. Aak us good business sense. This is a hare-bone economics sylvanie Jerome Garcia, wife of a factory o f Pauline Simmons, about 27. shape. Crease and crush re-, from the closing down of armed "because of slowdown in orders:’’ \ telescope or binocular.*. test tentatively reschdiiled frir' It is practically impossible to worker, waa III with flu. So were The bullet-riddled body of MiM For perfect garments; for details. without f-egard' to the matter of 23,000,, employed now compared ■ The big show went on between white, black and colors. sistsiit. forces facilities and government- whether more production 1* need­ today, . get exact flg'.ires on flu deaths. her 14 children. Simmons, n Stamford beautician owned plants which ernploy civil­ with peak of 24.800; pro.spcct of 7 and 18 p.m. last nighL Highlight- Nationalist Chinese Defenie Reporting technique* ( differ, " a r m o ' f o r m it e ’’”” ed to fit the arsenal to .strategy.’ Tomorrow the Public Health, who had kept company with new Jet commercial airliner may Ministry eonfirni. report thst pa- *rnong .State Health Department*, INTERFACING ians. Tliat question Is growing into an­ Service's Advi.sory Committee on Collins, m s found In the batle- “ARMO" CANVAS But an Associated Preaa survey bring employment back up. Bell (Continued on Page Elelen) trol landed on Chinese mainland.,. lengthy laboratory testa are re- influenza will hold a meeting in room at The SI Greenwood Hill other great debate between the ad­ Helicopter has a "slight cutback INTERFACING 25” Wide Yard 79c ■ also disclose* (bat although the re­ ministrative and legislative Western Montana hit by si.\ inches ; quired usually to confirm death Washington to discuss the situa­ home of her aunt, Sirs. Lula I in employes and work, but not __ • Yard 10c White snd blgrk: for duction in the defense program branches of government of snow In season's first storm. ,.trom Asian (lu. tion. tV.tlliams, last night. lighter weigjit fabrici- is the largest since the. end of Ten more die from injuries re- The disease seems to hit hardj Suit and coat weight: tan washable with permanent W6rld War II. Its impact on -some Aircraft_ o3’;rK Industriea l'e aome estimates fndleate that 100,-1 f ’®"’ The Bundestag today elected A.8.C. WEARPROOF SERGE SATIN UNING relatively light. present 17.500 during next .year. ] ------j Arsenault another . 10-day stay J adults, cluded: 000 more layoff! are expected In I P^**’*'^ v, New York — .31 deaths. 37 of Konrad Adenauer to hi* third In some defense quarter*, there the aircraft industry. Thit will he 1 T'meo Aircraft Corp. ^ making Miami, Fla., Oct, 22 UP) - James! from Massachu.setts eleetrlc chair. Hundreds of school.* have been four-year term a* Chanceilor of Yard 7 9 c have beerf rough estimate* that for T. Rqbert.Sj a Baltimore attorney.: Two Pole* flee Red-controlled closed a.* a result of absenteeism which were reported in New York a drop from a preieifl-Ic. .'I of "''” 1'.“ ' City. About 140 public snd paro­ West Germany. He Instantly ran Twelve colors to choose from; vviil last for the life of the all "Industries holding defense con­ about 9<)p,000. " saya that so far it.* contract.* hva been cienied of any suspicion j homeland in ramshackle sport student and teacher - - attributed Into trouble In lormlng a new garment! tracts, th* ciitbat'k might eventu­ j are not affected directly biit--lt has in the death of his 7-year-61il j plan, land safely in Denmark... to lespii-atorv illnea.*es. ' Shme chial schools closed while a few The Manchester Club fiitbark Not 1'riiforin reopened. cabinet, lie wa* faced with a re­ ally mean a reduction In working ' made some slight cutbacks and d-iugliter^ Judith Ann. l.Czech diplomatic reptrta say 800 schools later reopened. volt from tlfe farmera and from CJodk aays'the effects of the ru t-: paring of fat In operations. force of perhaps 200,000, This la.v- back will not be uniform through-: Rtat* Atty. Richard E. Cor- denuinstrated against government College and high school football ■Connecticut T w o. confirmed the Protestants within his own GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES Tel. off period would extend over a out the Induitny, "Some com-1 19.38 'Mtlll (mod' ateln announced last night that a in Prague. Oct. 13, games and dances have fallen vic­ Asian flu deaths In ,N’ew-. Haven. party. They Were reported angry tim to the illne.sses. 57.042 flu eases have been reported MI 3-M26 year or more. panics will feel thiem more than i California — Spoke.sman for th* He detector teat had cleared Rob- New Yo|;k tugboat strike ended because they were given too few A Commerce-Labor Department others.” He notes, also that one I industry says 194T’-wiII be' a peak V.-ts.of the slaying, for.which he with contract settlement and wage Prisona and churches have felt for the year- the highest total of seats In the reorganized cabinet. report-for the month of September segment of the industry, the air j year;, 19.38 "stUl good " ■ butJUlJt was indicted. The indictment later increase^... Congressional, worker the effect, too. caaea recorded for any disease in 175 East listed J6,917,OiO0 persona as em- trana)>ort business, is growing I anticipated layoffs from c was quaslied. delegations renew efforts to and , For instance; I the Bureau of Pieventable Dia- GUARDSMEN RELEA.SED ns-EMCHAUeoM Center St. pli^ed in manufacturing industry steadily, "fortunately at the right program -will pare present ti "Results of the He detector test: personnel cuts at Spiingfield Ar- : In Atlanta. Ga a city, judge I eases' history of official record Uttle Rock. Ark., Oct. 22 l.'F'— throughout the United States, and time.” 212.000 men in m etropolftl^ 'have cleared Jrimes Roberta of any mory. authorized the release of inmates, keeping. The release of ,f,i00 Arkansas AAANCHitTM Cohn* over-all elnployment totals are Although it is'-' true that com­ Angeles area down to aboutQO.OOO' knowledge of (he death or any part French rightist leader Poiijade from city prison to prevent the Massachusetts - About 22 per National Guardsmen from frd« Star a i>*ak. mercial aircraft production repre- by th* end of this year. These em­ pf the death," Gerstein laid. Injured In auto accident . . .Sci-|sptead of flu. In Scranton, Pa., cent of Boston public school chil­ eral duty got into full awing to­ CORNER MAIN p n d OAK STRf HS Labor S6% of CJost aents only about 15 per cent'-of the ployment figures include miHile Judith Ann was slain here more entlat -say* Russian 4ockeLaat*I- visiting hours w en canceled this dren were on the flu *iek list yes- day as the Little Rock Intbgra- XoBt—perhaps more than 90 par total gli'craft production businem, Hte's noiis con* nuiy b* dmrtiiig | week at th* Lackawanna County tiph crisini aontiniied hi • atat* Read Herald Advt. Mntr-e< the cost of a mlUUry Ck>ol( aaya, "It isrlU lielp in larga (Oontlmied on Page Eleven) ' (.Contlaued on Page Two) to disintegrate. 'JMl “ to keep inmate* healthy." (OoBttaned on Pago Two) of nuspended natanatioa.'