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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, IWflf The Wistfcir. FACE mGHTEEN Avenge EMly Net Ihreee Run Faneeat H V. p. WsftMff iMtihirllirBtvr l Eogitiitg IjgraUi Far tiw Week Bivled OeL U, IMd Itney was a flnsdlat la tha Cloiidy n d eatrf. S t Mary’s Episcopal OuUd will ApoUuok it 6:80 pjn. wlUwi- RAM O fficer Sets e company's sUtewide Pria- Mr. Jack O’Lanteiiri - A TLA N nO tealght aad nnM aF. ca^ the first fan meeting, .mam- meet Thursday at 11 a.m. In the 13,243 guild halt Members wlU bring eeUa contest. RmtUCBOIL 1 ^M)out Town berahip drive and get-aMhalnte^ “ First Aid” poidara tll»t On WINF Again w ettho Aadit la dea High ThavedfiF 1.1. ’• aeseion of the Highland Park PTA aandwlches, and. deasert .will be O f fictial Visitation Aotomatte Delivery served by Mra. Jacob Lsita, Mrs. can, be'iwatod oa medielna cabinet ; o f CtreuIatteB. M a n ch e$ U r^ A C ity o f ViXUtge Charm tomorrow at the acliobl. doom oK m 's wall will be jfiVm LT.WOOD CO. The Oreater Haitoinl Ana^ue * ,■ --- r^' Paul Carter, arid MriS, Martha DelU ^ p ter. Royal Arch Ma The third aithual M r., Jack Show will be nf^ngottA by the aach vleit^ at the open bouae.; O'Lantem Mystery Voice Contest Pinwe ip 8-ntt Robert W. Warren, eon o f Mr. Wlrtalla. sons. wlil-m eet tomorrow at 7:80, Women e OnlkT ot S t Jamei’ BpU- p.m. at tha Masonic Tampla for Theie poeteHl give laforaaation on' 'Oponaored b / the Recreation De- MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1960 (dMemed AdwortlliBc m Fmfo M ) PRICE PIYB CBWiE copiil Churth « t the V ’eet Hartford and Mrs. Rby B. Warren, 127 ^Ick rem^MB the laymtn ea»: (TWIHTT-BIGHT PA6ES-^IN TWO SECTIONS) Princeton-' St.,, recently waa ap St. James’ Mothers Circle will the official vlaiUtton o f George partffiaritAnd Radio Station WINF VOL. LXXX, NO. If A nnoiy etartliiK Monday, O ct 24, Anderson, deputy grand high uiw for (riite, Ironw, etc. - frill tomomw. through Oct- 5» from 1 to 10:30 pointed cadet captain at Ohio Wes meet Wednesday at 8 p.m.- at the home of Mra. Paul O’Neill,- 36 - S. priest of the grapd-chapter of the Refreshments wH be served. , The, mystery', voice will be p.m. leyan University's Air Force ROTX3 detachment. A senior at Alton St, CO-hoatesaes will be State'of Connecticut. hrunpast over etation WINF O.T.C. - Ohio Wesleyan, he will serve aa Mrs. Thofriaa Derby and Mrs. Wal After a abort businese meeting, Twfee every day through Oct.-. 20. Aboard Patrick StaieJVews I Mra Rose Schwoerer, 108 Ma f l i^ t commander on the Cadet ter Haberem. There will be a Chi offlcera will exemplify the Mark The first biroadceet will be at 7:46 SURGICAL ther S t, will iponeor a luncheon, Some Openinj ;s group staff for the first semester. nese auction after the meeting. Master Mason degree on a class In the mdmlrig and the second In card party and penny auction to- Warren la also president of the the aifternoon Kt 5:16, jnorrow at 12:30 p.m. Rroceeda o f candidates. Hefreshments w llf In Skate SUPPORTS YMCA and business manager of The ladles’ auxiliary to Man be served during a social hour Anyone whb thinks they recog Roundup U.S. Halts Exp will benefit the Slaters of-the Cross Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. Upon nize the mysteiT voice should send and I^asslon In Farnjlngton. chester Chapter, DAV. will honor after the meeting. Fitted to your completion of hla ROTC training, lU Gold Star Mothers at a potluck The Recreation Department „ a post card to the Recreation Ue- Cadet Warren will be commission Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the nouncea that th^re are still ope: pakment, 22 School St., with their Doctor*» EXACT ed a second lieutenant In the U.S. VFW Home, ’riiere will be a busi tngs left In Its^ roller skating les-' pame,. age, addresSx and phone gpecificationr Darien Croup Air Force;. ness meeting after the supper. Open House Set son progranrYor ehllih'eri 10 to 16, iber on Or '. befoite Monday, which la 'held at, 'the West Side 0 ^ .6 1 . - \ BACK SUPPORTS Hits Parochi^ | (U M M A G E A baby shower for Mrs. Clifford Mrs. Mario Frattaroli and Mrs. At SNET Building Recre^on Center on Wednesday le , cards: are put iris a box a b d o m i n a l SUPPORTS Gerbe, 120 Summer St., was given and, bn Halloween night, Mri. Jaok Charles Lindsey of the Junior evepinga from 6 to 6. AIATERNITY SUPPORTS School Plans Friday evening at the home of Century Club of Manchester are An inside look at th4 Southern /'^ ese lessons are taught by in O’Lante^ will select cards at ran Mrs. ’lohn B. Ehrhardt, 74 Henry Guest Speaker dom iandYelephone the children to KNEE SUPPORTS / SALE helping maintain a bootl. at Cen- New England Telephone Gb. .an^ structors from the Playtime Roller WMhilwton, St., Hartford, Mrs. Gerbe's grand tinel Hill Hall In Hartford today its operations will be offered li^ul- Skating Co. of Holyoke, Mass. see if theyxknow who the mystery BLASnO HOSIERY Darien, Oct. 19 (/P)— ^Fif sister M. Mary Hugh of the Sis voice Is. \ mother. Mrs. Eiwyn Roberts, 120 In preparation for UN Week ob-, cheater residents on Oct. M /a n d They will supply ro)ler skates for RIB FRACTURE SUPPdBT* The gubmarine Patrick Henry wake, and the inatnunentatlon — _ COOKR hall ters of Charity of Our Lady Mother Those who\an correctly identi teen residents of. this town Summer St.. Manchester, was co- servance atartln.T next Monday, A im ACTioN a p p l i a n c e s his “succesafully” test-fired Observation Island. These of Mercy of Byram, Conn., wilt be 27 when an open house wllVbe held :those wishing to use. them, and fy Mr. Jack ^ ’Lantern will be want to join a ' court fight hdatess at her daughter s shower. trip to the U, N, headquarters In at the Manchester telepbdne build will allow children to lue their four coftibet-type Polaris' mis ehlps, together with planes, pro South Mothodist Church About 30 friends and relatives at guest speaker at the annual ban awarded prizes by the Recreation oiCRVlCAL COLLARS vided the range Instrumentations against proposed construction Reds Threaten New York will be sponsored Oct. quet of the combined Catholic ing at 82 E. Center ' own Indoor skates if, they 'wish. siles from a position about 600 tended. , 24 by the Service Bureau of Department. \ . CERVICAL BRACES and safety service. of a parochial school here. Business Seizures Mothers Circles next Monday at The doors of the-tuephone build Children interested in takirig THURSDAY. OCT. 20 SPINAL BRACES miles o ff the coast of Florida, The Patrick Henry now is on Women’s Organisations. Reserva 6:30 p.m, at the GalUen Grove, ing will be operL'Mtcb night from these lessons may do so by at CommonPleaa Court Judge Ben To Boycott UN DOORS OPEN 0 AJM. The Ladies Aid of Zion Evangel tions should be made by Friday. TRUSSES the Navy announced today. thie way to New .London, Conn. jamin M. Leitner today waa con Recney St. ^ 6:30 to 9,' contiriuous tours tending Wednesday night session. T h e firings were during an Oct. ical LuUieran- X3hurch will hold a HERNIA SUPPORTS sidering their request that they be teooaored by Stanley Circle A teacher at SaeVed Heart will be coriducted - through the Each participanLmust purchase a 16-18 period. • missionary meeting and social to Miss Barbara Brigham, a Hart bullding^n addition, trucks and recreation membership card, allowed to join the town of Darien of W. S. C. S. morrow at 7:30 p.m-at the church. School In Byram, Conn., Sister COSMETll “All of the mieailea went the full In arguments expected to begin Arms Cut Talk ford importer, will be guest speak eq u lp n ^ t used by the plant de a nominal fee will be charged for Hugh made her novitiate at Holy WE CARRY AU> mCDICRL prograriuned range and landed in Union Leaders early next year. " er at a meeting of Gibbons As Family Provincial Hbuse in Baltic, partment in outside telephone the lessons. .' THE TOP LINES the planned impact area,” the an- sembly, Ladies of Columbus, U>- ■nie Town- Planning and Zoning United Nations, N; Y,, Oct. Conn., and W’as profe.ssed, in Til wwk will be on display. ' For further , Iriformatlon, con PHflRfnflCY noimcement said. COrnmiseion rejected earlier this r^ght at 7:43 at the K of C Home. tact Mr. Ronald Daigle at the 19 (JPy------The ^ v ie t Union, Washington, Oct. 19 (fl?)— The United States todfiY baimed burg, Holland She received he^ Visitors to the building will be MHNB.nUNC6.S. M.a*414t The full range of a Polaris is Turn Down GE year a bid Iw the Archdiocese of bachelor’s degree from the College greeted by ’’Mlsa Princess Phone,” West Side Center after 6 o’clock ARTHUR DRUfi today threatened to .boycott all exports to Cuba except certain medical supplies and foods. 844 MAIN STREET 1,200 miles, but the riiots an Bridgeport and St. John’s Catholic Mrs. Franlt, Sheldpn, chairman o f St. Teresa In Winona, M inn^nd Dianne Whitney of Enfield. Miss any evening. , nounced today were not necessar Church, in the Noroton section, for the U.N. disarmam^t debate It also forbade sale, transfer or charter of American-owned of the Manchester YWCA, will her master’s degree in English ily all “ programmed” for that Offer of Truce construction of the school In a reel f the United States and its ships to Cuban interests without specific govemnient speak at a meeting of the New from the Catholic University of range. „ dential area. proval— a move that blocks the Fidel Castro refipme us comers Club tonight at 8 o’clock America in Washington, D. C. She The town agency said the pro Allies insist on pressing west at the Community Y. has also taught at Holy Family The Patrick Henry ad had bad New York, Oct. 18 (>P)—lieadera ern arms reduction plans. ing American shipping for transport of supplies pui;chased luck In earher mlaslle launching posed ccHistruction would 'violate Academy. of striking General Electric Co. estattUshed zoning ordinances. Soviet Delegate Valerian A elsewhere. The youth and altar committees YOU GET THIS GIANT SIZE efforts several weeks ago. Three workers have rejected a company 2iorin said “the Soviet Union will Tickets for the banquet may be out of four attempted launchings In addition td opposing the The economic crackdown is in reaction to the Castn> gov of St. Bartholomew’s parish will HAMMERED ALUMINUM truce offer, but left the door open Agency’s ruling th« Archdiocese not participate in such a waste of obtained from Mrs. James Murray were unsuccesMul. for a quick aettlement o f the walk ernment’s seizure of more than f 1 billion of Americaii busi meet tonight at 8 ^'clock In the at the Connecticut Bank and Trust insulated RECEPTACLE and St. Jean’s Church have filed time.” / The Patrick Henry was sub- out, now In Its third week. Opening the- disarmament de ness interests in Cuba. ' basement of the rectory, E. Middle Co., or from any member of the during' the firings of four another coilrt action' attacking the • The International Union of Elec bate to the General Assembly’s It comes atop the curtailment of the Cuban sugar quota Tpke. committee, which includes Mrs. :raissile8 In the latest series of constitutionality of the ordinances trical Workers’ (lUB). 126-mem under which they were refused 99-nxtion political committee, Zor earlier this year which denied Cuba the opportunity to sefl to John Tierney, chairman; Mrs. Ed- tbsts. ^ ber GE conference bot'.rd yesterday Kathy Godfrey of radio and tele ward Pagant,'Mrs. Albert PuzzOi building permit. in rejected the western proposals the U.S. 700,000 tons of sugar valued at about $92.6 millioa-— V . , 'V The Navy said all four missiles gave Its negotiators a free hand as a danger to peace. He accused vision will be guest speaker at a Mr.'!. Harry Smith, Mrs. Charles “ wUre Identical to the tactical to end the strike If an accepUble ->Th« constitutionality question la sales that would, have been und^r a U.S. subsidy of alxMit 9% meeting of the Junior Century Club Storm. Mrs. Robert Boyd. Mrs. An being ..watched throughout the the West of pursuing a policy qf ■ ■ misAles which will be carried by ixmtraet offer wee made by Sun procrastination and of further ag million. j of Manchester tomorrow at 8 p.m. gelo Bia.se, '.Mrs. Willard Begley. Pole A*' irabmarlnet except tw day. state because of the possibility ot at the KofC Home., Mrs. Joseph Rourke, and Mrs. wSiheieds and s email amount o f a decision setting ^precedent. gravating international peace. (Castro is expected to react to th* new U.S. move by expro “We are authorized to conclude ITie Soviet delegate blamed the Joseph L y n c h . ______Instruiiientation.” a aettlement,’’ said lUB president The 16 residents, members of priation of still further American businesses. eight households near the proposed West for the disarmament dead A quarterly business meeting of ^ e Wts were conducted out James B. Carey. "The question Is, Robert Berrellez of the Associat-e school Bite,' claim construction of lock, charging that the western -ed Press staff said In a dispatch Covenant' Congregational Church Manchester Cnapter of H ad^ at sea ^ th er than in the usual will the company? It will eurer powers were using the arms talks location at the upper'eng of the than hell require a change In the the school would lessen the vUue from Havana tiiat Castro- may will be held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. sah will sponsor a panel on p e THE OPENING of their property and decrease the ax a screen to cover up efforts to at the church. forthcoming presidential campaign Atlantic riiilsaUe range, the N a y potion and approach on-the part also; R u s s ia B a ck s enjoyment of their homes. They ar^ organize an intematiorail espion 1. Make a formal demand that tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Temple said, “ to u k e advantage o t the of the company." age system. OF OUR NEW The conference board’s action not seeking to become parties to the the United States abandon its Members of the ICighth District Beth Sholom. i near operational conditions which Zorin linked disarmament with could be acUeved by eliminating had a 2-fold purpose: To shore up conetitutionality case. « huge Guantanamo naval base. Cuban Charges Fire Department will mert .to Leitner is expected to act on their Soviet Premier Khrushchev's de SI. Francis Xavier A^othera Cir ihost of tho\reatrlctions and in- breaks in the. sagging strike front mands for re-organization of the 2. Break diplomatic relations morrow at 7 p.m. at the fire house Btrumontation\roquir*d when firing and to support Carey’s bargaining request within a week or two. with the U n it^ States. to attend the memorial service cle will meet tomorrow at 8:30 The full-scale hearing before Leit U.N. secretariat. mlBsUee near Mpulated areas.” position In contract talks. T w o U.S. Government agoncles U.S. Aggressor and monthly meeting of the Hart pm at the home of Mrs. Henry ner on the church’s bid to o-werium He asserted that'it would be Reilly. 25 Eva Dr. Co-hostesses The Patrick \Henry. second of Carey sold the union planned no the formal orders in the ford County 6re emergency plan change In its contract,demands. the town’s refusal for a btiuding impossible to establish an inter will be Mrs. Ernest" Jorden and the Polarie/aumarineo, was ee- permit Is expected to start In Feb ■new crAqkdown on Castro. The United Nations, N. Y.. OcL 16 in Windsor Locks. Those who have national . police force as long aa Co’tnmerce Department issued that uniforms will wear them. Mrs. Harry Jorgensen. compenied on her firing tests by ruary or March. “ the executive machinery y of the (T>—The Soviet Union lined up the guided mliBrtl^ frigate Dewey, . (Gonttaiaed M Page Three) imposing thk partial embargo on quickly today behind Cuba’s new United Nations as headed by one exports,and thexinaritime sidmln- man who iii all cases can express' est efforts to have the United Na Client Securiiy Fund Istration the one dealing with the interests of only one group of tions condemn the United Stktes BRANCH Hartford, Oct. 19 (/P)—Connecti- states.” shipping. on charges of waging aggreislon Fi^ceg Sani|ty Test c(it’8 lawyers are raising a fund The export order’ forbids ship against the reg;ime of Prime Min- to protect the occasional client Khrushchev had demanded that ment of farm products “eligible later Fidel Gaatro. With These Handsome WHEN YOU OPEN A NEW ACCOUl the office of secretary-general be OR ADD Th a t a m o u n t t o who Is cheated by a dishonest for Bubsidy payments or stocked, Valerian A. Zorin, Soviet deputy replaced by a 8-man board, includ YOUR PRESENT ACCOUNT lawyer. ___ _ by the Commodity Credit Corp’’ foreign minister, told the UJ7. P o At the convention of the State ing representatives, of the Com However, there is an exception— litical Committee the Cuban munist bloc, the western countries Keeps foods hot or, cold. Useful, too, as a generous she ice Bar Association yesterday, they the United States will honor its charges showed tq the entirx backet. , and the non-committed nations. commlUnenta for wheat and wheat world that the United States was voted to establish a “ Client’s Se Zorin urg^ the political com cprlty Fund,’' which will be fi Vice President Rldiaril M. Nixea gestures and glencea down at flour shipments under the inter- continuing a war-llke policy while The FIRST receptacle ONLY Is free when you open an account mittee to get down to bueineBs at national wheat agreement. talking ^^aee tn Uw Unltefi -Na In Fine W h iskey... for $60 or add that amount t« yoiir preaent account. For each nanced by an increase in bar; as his notes during a campaign speech at St, Peten^ T fc;..igiil.. last SALE SPECIAL GIFTS e r i n g night ‘ totally oblivious of a balloon floating In the mckirround As used In this instance, ‘’aub- tions. additional $60 you may purcha^ one of these receptacles for sbeiation dues. an iliternaSimii^ '^sarmament <3hief Judge Jay E. Rubinow of which formed a halo effect. The unusual picture waa made by aidy payments” means export Zorin threw Ik tJiF ritorga. dur NOW, Thru FRIDAY, OCT. 21 Just fS.OO. (maty along the lines of a draft Don Richards of the Tampa Tribune. (AF Photpfax). ing presentation df thk'8bvt(it‘po AT OUR MAIN OFHCE the new circuit court explained submitted last month by Khmah- subsidies rather than producer FLEISCHMANN’S subsidies. And, under , the wording sition on disarmament. 1007 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER X& m , France, ’©oL !• ♦the bullet passed throug his,wife’s the workings of the fiUifi. Rubinow chev. This approach already has . AIR • CABINfTS head on a level trajectory, inc of the order, Cuba could buy farm (Tuba accused the United States, Fatriee MlehSlin, r r a ^ tiro and said that by setting i t . up the been rejected by the West. last night of. waging aggression stead of slanting upward. Police lawyers of Connecticut will show products on which there kre export automobile htif charged wltliraup- In making his threat to boycott subsidies by .paying tbe full price •gainst Caatro’k regime as a prel'^ is tha BIG buy I $4 25 CONDITIONIRS • DOORS theorized that .tkis< indicated that they believe in the Integrity the committee’s dlscusston, Ziorih AND COVENTRY BRANCH YOU get this dering his wife, will be giyen a Michelin was standing upright without benefit of subsidy. ude tO' a “grand scale” military of their professibn.; ,» declared -that his delegation would Nixon Claims Win invasion. 4/6 Q t HEAt-'N-SERVE PLAHER sanity test. ^ \ when his gun fired, contrary to his Farm experts said the order will • DESKS • LUMBER ** ROUTE 31—COVENTRY -.Among the few members who not participate if the western pow Foreign Minster Raul Roa sub* Sales Tax Mrs. Nicole^ MlAolin, 2*. was story of falling. spoke in opposition to tiie proposal ers press their own plans because not have any great practical ef ON RAHAN TRAY The police theory-of-. the shoot mitted the chargee to assembly Included tftot to death Sunday while himt- WM Associate Justice James E. the work o f the committee “ will fect in"so far as farm commoditlea • SOUTH BEND 'Ing pigeons with her huaband\ on prasldent Frederick H. Boland 90 PROOF is whyl • CHAIRS ing was challenged by the surgeon Murphy of the State Supreme become impossible.” If this sit are concerned — partly because TURNING LATHE tiieir estate near here. Held' in a t, the Loches ‘Village Hospital, In Last 2 Debates vrith a request that they be ghren Court of Errors. He said it would uation develops, he said, it goes Cuba has already shifted much of Toure prison, he Insists that his where Mrs. Michelin died. He the fastest possible eonsUero- • f E N C H E ^ put “a premium , on embezzle 'Without saying that the Soviet its food buying to Soviet bloc coun atENOED'WHISKEV • »0 PROOF • esX GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS rifle went off accidentally xriien he argued that she could ha've been tlon.” / • COMPLETE ment.” delegation will not take part. tries. But Manuel Bisbe, Chiba’s per THE FLEI8CHMANN DISTILLING CORPORATION, NEW YORK CITY atumbled over a log while walld/ig looking up at the skjr, her head Kn Route with Nixon, Oct. 19 (JP)#nomlc growth, such we have ex Trade specialists in the govern • FILES / CHROME PLATING behind his wife. \ Twelve other states have such “ Let no one have any doubt on perienced in recent mpnths, are manent representative to the tJ.N., tilted back, and that, the bullet this account,” he said. “ Let ell il Vice Preeldent Richard M. Nixon ment said'the curbs will cut off N o w '32, Michelin has been rpr then, although., fired from the funds. far from unusual.” told a reporter today “Wo ere to INSTALLATION lusions be dispelled if somebody today claimed rictory In his last more than half o f all American • HOliT (manual) calving psychiatric treatment moat ground up, would appear to hive two debs tee with Sen. Jolm F. Ken He also s^d he waa determined the hands o f the steering commit et his life, since he was Injured •till holds them.” shipments to Cuba, but that a aub- tee.” traveled parallel to the ground. Recklesif Flier Fined nedy. to take all..senslble measures that • COMPLETE LINE during childhood In a motor acel-^ In his attack on the weatem arms ■tantial amount of trade could be He added he had no Idea hour • RCCTIHERS The doctor at Loches, whose ■ Greenwich, Oct. 19 (A?)—A form Expressing confidence, he said would, among oth$r things, “ util continued under the regulations. 'dent. negotiators, the Soviet delegate ize more fully our industrial capac soon the cdmmlttee would meet to OF TEXTILE luune is Py, told newsmen today er resident of Fairfield has been his Democratic rival could bring A place .the. Cubans cb'tlld quick His family, which owns ity tn steel and other lines,” • LOCKERS that only two weeks ago while out fined 8100 In town court on a fObntlBDed en Page Six) along all the reference material ly feel the pinch is in spare parts ENGRAVING France's biggest tire firm and a hunting with Michelin, Miehelin’s Kennedy has 'oeplored tn cam (Continned an Page Ten) major interest In the Citroen Au charge of reckless flying. he wanted for their final match of oil refining plants seized from EQUIPMENT shots twice just missed hls-head. . Gordon Graham, 36, of 58 Ren- Friday night. J A minor squabble paign speeches the fact that steel American companies. • STOOLS tomobile Company, decided In 1058 production Is far short of capacity. that he was not cut' out for the “I told him, ‘You should be more sen JBt., Brooklyn) -N:Y.-, was coii- had developed after Kennedy had Even without the American ORGAN SALE careful’,” and all he said was, “ex quoted directly from a document Landing at 'Vyilmington last business world and bought the ■victed yesterday by Judge Wil rektriettons, exports to Chiba hkve cuse me, old boy’,’’ Py reported. night after a campaign expedition -igrnt on preminen from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Chateau de May and its estate of liam J. Tierney after a trial that in their Oct. 13 appearance. been sharply curtailed this year. more'than 600 acres for him.. ' Prison-guards reported Michelin lasted more than three hours. News Tidbits Nixon meanwhile kept up hlaat- into Florida, Nixon told a crowd B u U etin s seemed bewildered by all that was o f 1,600 who turned Out for a Shipments In January-Auguat 1959 through Fri..^ Oct. 21. Since then Michelin, his wife Graham served as his own at Called from AP Wires tack on Kennedy in a statement. totaled $282.8 million but dropped and three small children have happening to him. They said he torney. He spoke in Wilmington, Del., this midnight airport reception that he from the AP Wires asked: would offer Kennedy all advantage In Januaty-August 1960. to 8177.7 ALL SALES FINAlf— CASH and CARRY lived quietly on the heavily wood Graham was arrested Sept. 6 morning before taking p it for New million...... J' “What will Shappeh to me after, police said, he had flown a at the outMt of tjheir eeheduled ed estate in the Loire 'VzUey, with York. ' "-i Offlcala said exports have been only Qceesional. visits from rela Where will they take me? How Preliminary findings in the crash Democratic admlnlitrations, Nix windup TV debate. . ' NHR& SEES SETBACK discouraged, by steep dutiei Im- long will they keep me here?’' (Gonttniiod on Pago Three) of - the Electra airliner at Boston on said in the statement have been “He can not only bring notes,’’ New Haven, D o t 16 (F>—Tfc* jipre Qigap-- tives. Opt.- 4 indicate only one engine had poaed by tbe Castro regime end Neighbors described Michelin aa a^ to solve the problem of un Nixon said, “but also' tAs Bkicy- New Haven RoUritad today canto PHOTOGRAVURE been shut down at the' tima it because American ebippera have boyish and adolescent, . and bis employment since 1933 only clopedia BrilMuinlca ,^><1 zB hie plained about aaottier. fliranrlel {dunged into Bofton Harbor at had difficulties eollec^g on-bUla ^ y m r m c f n B y virlfe as a strong-minded woman through the economic demands of ghost writers.” setback, stenuntog from on ar SUPPLY CORP. WHEN YOU OPEN A NEW ACCOUNT FOR $25 takeoff .. Commmiiat China today owed by Cuban customers. ABC who frequently spoke o f her husr 'Five Tipsy on Drugs war and post-war recovery. Nixon aides had accused Ken bitration derision that pcovtdeo. OR ADD THAT AMOUNT TO repudiated theui. Unitedunuea Naticxianauwia mui O jO band as “my oldest child.” They nedy of violating the rules when The administration acted as de-. wage booeto for employw ef tta ELM ST., MANCHE.STER— (OPPOSITE KINO’S) OPEN A NEW ACCOUNT YOITR PRESENT ACCOUNT its present form’,foim' charged that it is “ My program,” he said, “calls the Democratic presidential can' bate over the red-tinged regime of 'iiid that although he seemed to qentroUed bv “ U.S. Impertollem” for mobilizing our human re bus-line eubeldiary. George Platter can be used for frying (top of. stove) baking or broil- bow to her will on most mattera, and incapa A lpert president o t the laOixed j he aliw,..seemed devoted to her. liable of securuig .world sources to the full by combatting (Coattnued ea Page Seveateea) (Uoattkiied ex Page Ten) lag. R ace hot platter (withrith fdod) on'rattan tray and sem e on Stete Ponders Charges peace .. The United States today racial dlacrlmlnstlon. by sUmulaV and of Its snbaldlsry. The Oe»- . OR AOD TO TOUR table. 1 *v-. But they said hs aeemed to resent nectlcnt Co., said the arfalttallMk c f 3 his father-in-law, who haa been made available to India 826 million ing scientific research and develop doilare for the importation of leapt ment, by forging an adequate na derision will cost more than $1« I lie F n iS T platter and tray ONLY is free When you opep.ap living at the chateau recently. million for the Ufb o f the M ir.'> The charge of voluntary homi tal equipment for small and- me tional program'in support of state, account for 626 or add that naiount to y'our present account. Against Prison Rebels dium-sized induetries. oontinot .wlth the hoe firm. PRESENT ACCOUNT For each additional $26 yon may purchase .one of lliese plat<< cide, or murder, was filed against local and’ individual efforts In edu “Connecticut is alive with eager, Sen. Kennedy Pushes ters and trays for Ju|t $2 AO.. yiehelln after an antepey showed cation.” , $25 or $50 DCPENDING T~ Intottigent. forward-looking pupUBllS Nixon mentidned a number of 8400,000 DEFICIT UOOito Enjoy the Imcit Wethersfield, Oct., Y9 t® —State#Walter Doolittle, 27, Louis Oofone, and activity,” Gov...Bablcoff told other approaches, including tax re Mtonekiwllm^ p o t IF (FV—The^ nsic It Oil hamt | (■ V authorities today were Cohsiderlng 20, and Robert Pache, 34. 450 city officials, industrial leaders, visions ' to . stimulate Investments Sister Elizabeth Kemiy Ihett- NiwThomM ON YOUR MEANS - - - AND L a o s P r e m ie r what charges .to' Iwingf agalpst a Doolittle began serving- |tyj_ to planners and educators in Hartford that could create jobs. For Sih Debate on TV tute faces a $400,000'dMktt hy Sooita pm you amall group p f inmates at the 16 years- in 1963 fclr armed' rob today .. Sen. J. William FXilbright Part of his broadly stated pro the end of the year; Dr. Ifeank EiclushN Feituris GET THE GIFTS DESCRIBED State- .Prison who. held three bery. He picked up a sentence of (D-Ark.) suggests that Vice Presi gram waa, a reply to criticism of H. Kroeen, new dlrcetor #f the New York, Oct. 19 ( 8 P ) — 8eh.#paign visit which starts with a not'louml on OTfint I ^ O U GET THIS WALLACE ^ Says' U.S. Aid guards hostage in the prison hos three to 10 more years for a brief dent Richardi-M. Nixon’s own deal Kennedy. Spurning Kennedy’s use polio treatinent and redmixh pital while tipsy on drugs. - escape in 1966, and another three ings ndth Nikita Khrushchev leave of the term' recession, Nixon said, John F, Kennedy pressed today for ticker tape parade up lower center, hoisted tlM» fhiaiknial cojtini huodridt of | HERE FOR EACH AMOUNT STAINLESS TABLEWARE a" fifth television debate with Vice The guards, Jtmee Ough of to six years for taking an active Nixon in poor poeltloa to eriUclze Times of heeltstlon In our eco- Broadway, and ends with the tele storm warnings today. :Be m id. dollirt iwi!. President I^chard M. Nixon short vision debate. ' -y N o t R e s u m e d Manchester, Theodore Carbone of part In the" prison rlotNif Jen. 6 Sen. John F. Kennedy in relation to the foundation hoe ooly fl66,- Waterbury: and Joseph* Mlkalson Thousands are expected to greet this year. the U2 spy plane flight. ly before election day, saying he’d 000 In funds avaUaMe to the; of Watehouee Point, were tdrasod Cofone escaped from Cheshire An Army spokesmen esld a Rua meet the .Republican presidential the Democratic presidential can ' NBW . - , By ROT E8SOTAN unharmed- at breakfast time yes Dock Union Signs didate aa he motors from the Bat- end of the year and wm Med. Reformatory this spring, but was sian-buUt Egyptian MIG17 was nominee anywhere, anytime that hklf a nUllton. . To meet the' • Vientiane, Laos, Oct. IF (ffV— terday when the prisoners were hit In an air battle with Israeli tery to (hty Hall, where he will be caiight in k gun battle daya later. suits him. crlsU, Dr. Kniseh said, an emer The U.S. State Department > ip talked Into giving up their forti fighters over the Negev Desert to Mechanizing Paiit welcomed by] Robert F. Wagner, In the meantime, he h ^ gone on Nixon, up to now, has said his gency fund drive will he' ^Paomat^ Sonata Limited^ Time Only! Washington haa announced re- fied position. day . . ; The military paper. Red travel achi^ule makes a fifth en Democratic mayor of New York ■umption of ealary payment to the Five prisoners were named by a spree that brought him convlc Kennedy’s comment was Issued launched “ very •eon.'* tions on charges of rape, car theft, Star, today published a frontrpage For Pacific Ports counter impracticable. * electronic P R O A N I Laotian army, but the premier of prison officials and stats police as to newsmen after another round and breaking, end entcriAg, for a open letter to television producer Campaigning in New York, the MIDWEST SEEN FOR NIXON Iaoo said today this was news to participants in the escapsdf- A pavid Suaskind o f New York crai- Democratic presidential nominee of fruitless negotiations between sixth was forced to join the others, sentence of 10 to 20 years. San Francisco, 6ct. 19 — Chicago, Oct 19 (F>—Find fo -’ Itlm.'- Ibg him oncultnred because of his aaid “The American people ara hla and Nixon’s representatives on CLOSHM OUT ALL 1980 MODELS . CURRENT “It m iut be a-m istake,!’ said but apparently refrained from Pache. a parolee from Wiscon Harry Bridges’ longshore' Union jthe debate eerlee' now scheduled to suits of a survey hy PtihMshare*' behavior in a TV interview with and the Pacific Maritime AHOCla- .entitled tq know why” Nixon waa the neutralist premier. Prince Sou- wrongdoing. Deputy Warden Rich sin, reached State Prison after he Premier Khrushchev. AuxUlary today showed that tha- ANNUAL tlon. announced agreement last to cl0se''0ff the debates in the final majority of dally. and weehty* vanna Pbouma. “They must mean ard Steinert said. ., decided to shoot it out with Pravda complained about a eeri (Conttoned on Page Five) night on full mechanizing of West •tagee of the campaign, after the newspapers to eight hlldwent. ' OF FAMOUS THOMAS OHOANS DIVIDEND oeofibmic, not miUtaiy aid. I have Steinert, 36. is a newsocer to Bridgeport Police last year rather sue lag In cirtton harvesting in l 2 7 0 fourth-'debato this Friday. •tktee ri*toir tiielr cemramdllm ~ t 3 ’ had lie InfenraAlen that military, ths prison staff. Re is in charge than be captured for violating front-page editorial today as the Coast ports. (, The 1961 THOMAS ORGANS wiU be out shortly. We of the institution while Warden parole. He was akot aeveral times Under the 6-year agreement, em "Why is Mr. Nixon unwilling to will vote the Nlxon-Lodge tieheik asefiktance haii> been resumed.*' first heavy snawfali of the aeeaon ive one more hour of his time to Hope Gels Initia must have'the'room for the hew models and have eat Mark Richmond is on vacation.: and sentenced to five to 19 years. blanketed Moecow .. Tbe border ployers will pay 85 • million an ? to the prasideatial riectioa. T h e : RaeumpUon o f U.S. military aid nually into a workers benefit fund. 0 million viewers in the last. 18 reetoto are beaed ea 1,186 hoi^.- ' to Lade le regarded here as mium- The major factor to be consid Others Impliqatwl In. a report between Jordan end Iraq, closed prices to the bone on all organs on our floor. This is your ered in meting, out punishment to ' In exchange, the International days?" Kennedy demanded. “Why Patient.uin Jakarta loto retomed from 8.466 noieji^ r ' Ingleaa un|ou the United States from State Police Commissioner since the Iraqi revolution in July, opportunity to get a brand new THOMAS, the largest the inmates is the fact that they Longshoremen's and Warehouse is a man who boasts of htk debate to newkpiH)cre to Hlhnde, iM h . decides to back Premier Souranria Leo J. Miilcahy to Gov. Abraham 1968, will be reopened to normal OPEN tOPAY UNTIL 5 P.M. endangered the safety pf the three men'! Union glyoa up all work rule against Khrushchev reluctant to ane, Iowa, Mkhlgoa, selling electronic organ, at a used or- $ A O O P i P exclusively, or support a rival Riblcbff Werj! Harry Monty. 22, traffic tomorrow, the Jordanian Jakarta, Indonuia, Oct. 19 (F)— guards—a serious offense. Ip ad restrictions on cargo handling. debate before the American vot- to, Mlaeoari. Ohio and gan price. Prices as low as right-wing regime. who' le serving one to^lx years rovemmept-nmept aipounced today... An The Hope,'a floatmL hospital school dition, they violated other regula S - A joint ILWU-PMA statement era?” ■- sIh by the tritee This the United States has so for breaking, and entering, and -^11II Army epokesmanspokesman reported to carry American medical skills to tions by possessing knives, break Ronald C. Maynard, 29, doing one lay that an Israeli Army patrol called the agreement an epochal Kennedy added in a ctateihent: other nations, docked for a warm Is riroulated to pao iwSt far refused to do. And with Laos ing into , the ' hospital’s store of achievement in industrial relations. dally and weekly split three ways hy civil war, it to three years for breaking and shot'and killed an Infiltrator from “The fact is that the closer a welcome today and within 90 min drugs, and doing damage to hos entering. the Oaza strip as he tried fo escape The agreement applies to all ift -ft -fli la phyaicaUy impossible to dls-' debate la held--to election the litoe took Its first Indonesian 'pS' pital furnishihge. Doolittle acted aa spokesman after a challenge. union workers presently in the to tient aboard. MOBUTU FOES n i l n l k tribute I A m ^ ca n aid to all troops ..more difficult it Is for any candi ^ w h e n y o u open a n ACCOUNT FOR $25 ’Yhe. usual proccdute after such for the inmates in -.conversations AdhU E. Stevenson eeys.the best jtluktry. date to. engage in any question The patient wka a 40-year-old LeapeldvOle, T ha’0eace^;0 vS A V I M G S e f th e' spUntered Laotian Army, OR AtoD’THAT AMOUNT TO dlsturtrancea is. t&alrrest the prim over the priaon telephone .n e t way to assure peace is to keep Vice The regular collective bargato- able tactics or inaccuracies for harbor worker who had Jiut be^ 16 (F)— 'The Oeqeelem and' /' \ YOUR p r e s e n t ACCOUNT as the' United. States insists it clpals, try them in Superior Court, WARD MUSIC CO. work with Deputy Warden Steinr president Richard M. Nixon and tog sgreement on ( wages, due to which he may be (^ ed to account tojured to an aqcideut d^ staged a atjuirr < / / / , / LOAM must do. and, if they are convictotT add XWuWare carries IlfbUme gnaraatae. Four-pieoe place seW agi ert. He said the guards would bis ‘dangenin Inipetaoet^’* out o t explra- to 1662, was extended to to a .fack-tOfface encounter.” H'undredk of civil and military ftotm d. ckaehd»ai|^«K;'|Si 99 SUMMCR ST. It Top officials o f jths U.S, opera more years to the sentencee thsy be released if he could be assured the White House . . .' Lynn Oenoral 1666 along with the mechanlsatlco officials waved a welcome ea the deeerlbed sea' Kitfe. Fork, Teaepoea, Strap 8poe»—la attractive gM box. tions nqiSslaa also said they had are already aerving. K eim ^ y 'akid be le wUltog to of a chance to W k wiU) the press Blectrle OfflcialB today exported agreement Negotiations on xrages extend Friday's.: debate to two IB,000-ton toinverted VJL Navy^ nm tavy M l MaaebeStar'a lAUgeajt and Only CbmpteU Muaie, Stare Tha FU ST set tig tablewara OIO.Y is free witen you opea aa not yet been' informed ef any Priaon oflWdals were a t a kraa to and two other 'rspreseritatives of lees of buslaess as a result of the ckn bs reopened annually. hospital ship stMuned tote the hkr* Mobnla. A resumption of U.l( Military sld to hours, instead o f one,- but doesn’t Open 9 P.Ml Tuaedsy, Wadnaaday, Thursday and Friday eteaer 'rfaw eiet . iwaTiTetiea aeoouat for 625 or add that kmeoat jrour preaent acetraat. explain why tbe^UMn acted as the public whom he’named. national atrike of the Intehiational 'llie rnsmuratsatlon pact aseures consider this a substlti)U.,for an- bor. • ■ ‘ ■ eeppeetoeiL-' Laos. For each addi11oB«l $;Ui yea may puKhaae ooe ef tbeee aete for they dlA knowing ft would' mean 'nieso were Roger Oleason. Union of Electrical Workers and the dock woikors there will be no oUisr debate to the lafter part of The Hope sailed from Baa Fran P o t ii m l Always Free Parking JLt Our Door Jaat S8JM. f . . •alary paymsnts to ths Istetlan extra lima bahlad>F6lni. Nfw Britain att^ey who ipktngxnuDt - tslsgrsim. kppksls layoff, a guanuitoe of , minimum ths okmpslgn. cisco Sept 68 on Its flttt vxyacx «( to three to soft of 8,600 union wetkors to Kkmiedx Ilexr tota r ' :it' ,t ,
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 'IMO Ill ;■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, I960 M million to |2.l8 mllUon Outing were ooBceraed over how long the th* past year has made the layoff* Union Leaders strike front would, hold firm. State N ew s nccesMury. ’ ' - ■ >■ - Southern and Midwest locals said cluba and organizations whjlch baVe uled aa one of a eerie* of "special Meanwhile at Boston a Oism- their ranks were solid. But back- already requested perfqprfiancea. .eyents”, aponeored by the UCopn o f Commerce offlerfM ha* sp to-work sentiment appeared Campaign Turn Down GE growing among Nthv England lo Exhibit Auditorium, the Conniil. perfor ied for aid for the New Haveh mance will feature a complete or Sheinwold on cals. ' .'if Robert G. OHnated, 83 Corn- un Mae he eaid, a crleld in that ■ ■■ As You Like It chestra,. chorus, and a team of stock Rd., Jfas been awarded an In Capsule ler might have a far-reaching Offer of Truce Tbs lUE called out Its workers electronic technicians. I 4 " Oct. 2 In a demand for a S% per By JU D rt^ AHEARN honorabUf''mention tn the Morav '..Wait daalar ect on the greater Boeton The centennial anniversary of gINGLErrON IXAD < (OAnttnued from Pago One) cent wage increase In each year Of ian 6 dHege Founders Day Exhibit Hy THB ASSOCIATED PRESS ' North-South n^snhl* iomniunity. ia ^ lh le h e m . Pa. He is a sopho- the Polish - pianist and sUtesman la x g A STORY (Conttnned from Page One) a 2-year contract, plus other bene N OiriH rented plAne.over Greenwich Point President Charle* a . jColUdge of Ignacy Jan Paderewski will he Campaign s c h e d ji f e s for the By A llred Sheinwold fits. Present wages average $2.80 Tryout* for “The \Mikado“ have been *m ore at Lehigh University and he \ ♦ Q t 7 4 the Greater Boeton Chamber of General Electric responded; that won the award with hia water col observed In N ew Haven Sunday, presidential and vice presidential V J 4 on Sept. 3 and distributed leaflets, to $2.40 -ah hour. ■chOduled for the middle of November by candidates for, Wednesday and A player who Is very short In Commerce eaid yeeterday that the Carey was engaged m "anoth or painting, "Red Skies." Nov. 6, at 4 p.m.| The members of one suit M likely to have length ♦ A which commented on a divorce ac: railroad’s difficulties appear to . GE offered a 3 per cent hike Im*. the Manchestor Gilbert\ and Sullivan Work- St, Stanislaus Parish of New Thursday: grandstand play to confuse his He has also won the university’s In other suits. Tliia elementary \- ♦ 10 8_« 5_4 tion in which he h.'aa Involved. have reached a state o^ crisis. mediately and another 4 per cent shop at the Soutlv Methodist Church. Miss ? Haven will put a musical pro-, Wednesday Own member* and make them I960 Tcyo Fabiani aw‘ard for the principle may help you in the play W£ST EAST He was arrested tho same ddy ‘‘The immediate crisis may be in the spring of 1962 In a 3-year Martlia White, who rtitwtrtflitself t»*t gram In Woolsey Hall of Yale 'Uni Kennedy—New York City. think there ia something more to best modern painting by a student. o f ndifflcult hand. « J 5 S A on sljpilar charges by Fairfield postponed by a $6 million loan guar- contract, 'jbe company also de j-ear'e productuSn of the "(^ndo- iii...d1ie windows of the versity. It IS o p ^ to the public Nixon— Wilmington, Del., and V Q 9 « S get.” Bonk of the .Month Weat opened the jack of cluba, IT 10 8 7 3 police. anteed by the federal government," manded elimination of the escala llere,” will direct Mikado. Ahyfme^l t of the works are oil without charge. i New York City. 4 10 7 6 4 2 4 K J 9 3 The company’s proffered truce tor clause, for -which the dnlon ia • "The Rise and Fall of the Third and Ektft won with the ace. West Greenwich police testified Gra Collidge said,. adding, ‘‘If the loan Intereated in joining the workshop ^ The lsrael Philharmonic Orches Johnson^—Allentown. Pa., HuriK * I w . * A Q 7 I should not be g^^ranted, bankruptcy terms have badly split the union. holding out. Reich " by William L. Shlrer Is the ruffed the club return and led a About 8,700 union members at ' may contact Cal Beggs; the\ new -iii-'Sveavera, nationally known tra will play at to* BushpeU Me ington, W. Va„ Portsmouth and SOUTH ham endangered batoers at / the proceedings may be imminent." November aelectlori of the Book heart in the hope o f finding an OEfs biggest plant, at .Schenec pm ident. folk will perform at Man morial Monday at 8:15 p.m. On Ironton, Ohio, and Winston-Salem, A K 10 9 « 2 point by flying within 75 feat of Collidge added that even If the of the Month Club. The book is entry to W* partner’s hand. V A K 2 . the ground. There was sm llar tady, N. Y., have defied a strlk# Pittsburgh. Oct. 19 (/P)—The Last night the Msnche.sler wlm'k- chester High School Saturday, Nov. the program is BrahmS', Fourth. N.c: As It happened, there was no loan should be grunted, the time tVestinghouse Electric Corp. and baaed on tons of captured German Lodge--ayracuse and Rochester, 4 Q 8 5 testimony In FsJrfleld Town^Court mandate and returned to . their ehop had the honor of npeSenUng R at 8;1R p m. documenl.s never before , analyzed The play "J. B." will be per entry in hearts. South won with has come when "we, as citizens of the International Union of Elec the flrat production in^the new sluli- formed at the. Bushnell Friday, N.Y., and Benton Harbor, Mich. A K 4 some days ago when Gfahr New England should recognize that jobs under these terms: All wsiges Concert roMpoiied for the general public. Shirer wa.s the king of hearts and hastily led trical Workers resume Joint bar torium and coninuMrlty center hutit Oct. 28 at 8:30 pim. The Pulit Thursday Watt North East8*«lh fined there. action must be taken to relieve our and other items of their old con. Glenn Gould's piano concert at a CBS' radio commentatop in a lo w ' trump from hla htutd. He Past Tsit 1 4 ^ 1 A tract—except , for its cost-of-llving gaining talks today in an effort to by the RojUtt Congregational zer Prize winneb by Archibald Nlxoij.^—Staff work in New York , Graham filed notice appeal railroads from the disadvantages the University .of Connecticut--to Europe in 19.37 and was on the wanted to draw trumps as quick Pass 3 A Pass 4 A Notes Anniversary escalator-claiAe—would remain In settle a contract hassle. Church in,>Tartford. \ MacLeish stars Shepperd Strud- City. and the court set bond '/at $250, under which they labor In’ competi night has been postponed;. K dis scene in Berlin, Vienna and Paris ly as possible. All Ps*t . i Harold R. Germaine, 105 Benton effect while negotiations contin Both sides met separately yes wlck, John Carradlne and Fred Kennedy—New York City. Grsdiam said he also.wopld appeal tion with trucks, automobiles and The/^lanchester troupe was ability in his ai-m has recurred and almoat from the time Hitler began Haste Makee The Usual Opening lead — A 1' • St.,.claim agent of The Connecti ued, on a nssv wage pact. terday with federal mediators. eljos^ from six organizations he was instructed by his doctor to eric Worlock. Ixidge— Minneapolis, where he the Fairfield fine. •< airplanes. hi.s struggle for recognition. delivers a major speech on a na It was a case of haste making cut Co., completed 40 years’ of ' / It was this same company peace There was no report of progress. Which competed to pul on the first slsy awsy from the piano for two aca in order to return a low tional T V hookup, (ABC-TV, 10:30 the usual waste. Declarer played service with the company today. offer that the conference board Last Friday, both sides agreed ihow. weeks. ' Morrill In ‘ Man’ trump from dummy. p.m., ED T) and St. Paul, Minn. dummy’s queen o f apadef to force Assured by IRR South Windsor He will retire next year. rejected yesterday. A resolution to continue bargaining sessions for ■ "The Gondoliers” played to la I.tttle Theater Michael MorrfTli4asl year's pres East Is obliged to waste his ac* ident of the Sock' Buskin at Johnsoh — Middle.sbpro, Frank out the ace, and back came an Hartford, Oct. 19 /P) — Assur Form erly engaged in publicity adopted by the board said accept one week. A fte r that, the lU E Is standing room only crowd. 1 The Manchester Little Theater of apadea on a low . card. When ance of the truce terms would be free to call a strike oh .24 hours no Manchester High Sch'odh-^* plaV' fort and Owensboro, Ky. other club. ances. have been received by the and newspaper work, which Includ- The workshop hopes to do as well will meet a l- 8 :.'t0 tonight in the South couldn’t shut out the jack East then l*ada another club, Girl Breaks Back •ed several years with The Herald, "worse than useless." tice. with the ".Mikado" in April at Conimunily Y on N. .Main St. ihg one of the lead parts In. the Connecticut Public/Utlllties Com Kennedy — .told the American of apiades. I f he ruffed with the South can afford to ruff with the' he left the paper on Oct. 19, 1920, The resolution alao denounced The union, .representing some Manrhester High School, There are Chairmen of permanent commit University of Hartford, production Mnk Hmam I. Dm i6Imw Ir . Mrs. Robert B. Brodeur mission that the yproposed layoff Legion that Cuba has ben lost to king of spades, W est’s jack would king o f spades. South iMxt looda / On School Slide to become an investigator for the Leo. Jandreau. leader o f the lU E ’s 39,000 'Westinghouse employes, Is about #0 persons in the workshop, tees will be appointed. of the "Good Natured Man.” He Ctuotattona pvnUsliad by of about 500 workers by the New Cobum « Mlddlebrook. loo. be high; and if South ruffed with a spade to dummy’s quean to draw ‘ law department o f the bus com Schenectady Local 301, aa a be seeking's 3V4 per cent wage hike many of whom have been mem- A second ca.st for the 1-acl play. will be Mr. Croaker In this-comedy the Communists under the Repub Miss Heather Ann Stewart and Miss Claudia F. Brown, daugh Haven railroad will not affect, the 'anything else. W est would make West’a last trump safely. pany. He was appointed a claim trayer. and fringe benefits. Terms of the "The Case of the .Mis.sing Hand by Oliver Goldsmith. The play will Bank Stocks lican' administration. "The Iron William J. Donahue J'r., both pf ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. safety o f the carrier’s operations. Six-yearrold Robin; Foster of bera for four years since the work th o a c k of spades at once. 'Dally ^esflon agent in 1926. Jeindreau was dropped from the shake” w ill .he selected after, a be presented Nov.-11 through 13 Bid Asked Curtain now rests on the island of Manchester, were married Oct. 8 Brown, 60 Tanner St., and Robert. In response /to a PUC request, South Windsor fell off a play latest company offer were not dls shop started. Now''-go back to elementary Dealer bids one spade, jrour A native of New York City, negotiation committee. Coming I p In Maneheater reading of It! Ruth Rowle.v will di and Nov. 18 through 20 at the New Conn. Bank and .^Trust Cuba only 90 miles from this city at ah Episcopal Church In Miller- B. Broaieur, son 'of Mr. and Mrs. railroad vice /president Frederick ground. slide at A very St. Elemen closed. prlnclples?''When jWeat ruffs the partner passes, and the other op Germaine has been a resident of The conference board, which Under the old .part, production .. "House of Usher" wMth Vincent rect the second nast. The flrat cast Angle Stage. -Co...... L . . . 42>A 45Vi of Miami,” he said. ton, N. Y, Robert W. Brodeur, 35 Phelps Rd., J. Om er said In a letter to the tary School yesterday and broke second club, Souto should reason ponent bids 1 nt. You ate next, Manchester for 48 years. He fs represents 61,000 workers in 64 workers averaged $2.25 an hour. Price opens tonight al the StateJ-has alread.v been selected and is Worthy of Not* Hartford National Nlxon-x-Said the administration were united In marriage Oct. 7 commission / yesterday that the her back. ‘ struck plants, directed the nego that West probably^has twa or with: Spades—A; Hearts—Q 0 6 The bride is toe daughter of married to the former Miss Agnes Theater. With it is "Why _Must I being directed bv Phil Burgess .Rr. The Ra.V' Conniff '"Concert in Bank and Trust Co. 87 40 plans immediate economic action in St. Martha Roman Catholic safety of toe railroad will not be Manchester Memorial Hospital tiators: three spades. East neMq^toe ace 5; Diamond—K J 8 3; Clubs—A Q Mr. and Mrs! Daniel Drummond Gaskell. The couple have two' NIKITA TAI^S TOMORROW Save $J •Plus] Die" with Terr.v Moore. .'A third rssl will he selected later: Stereo" move* Into the University Fire Insnrauce Oompanles against the Cuban regime of Pre Stewart, 97 Hollister St. The Church, Park Ridge, 111. impaired p y the layoffs. spokesmen said today her condi "If the negotiating committee mier Fidel Castro. "Our goal must of spades for the openlngTiiq, bu.t 7.3. What do you say? daughters, Mrs. Joseph Tedford Moscow, OCt. . 19 CD— The The art show sponsored by Bur Tile three rests wljl sllem ste In of Connectieut's’ Auditorium Mon Aetna Fire ...... 87 90 bridegroom is the son of Mr. and The Rev. Joseph Curley perform Orner /aid the proposal calls tion is good. is unable to conclude a settlement be to quarantine the Castro regime West probably haa the other Answer: Double. This Is really a Jr. of this towjj and Mrs. Robert Soviet Forelgp Office announced ton's Store la on view now through presenting the plsy before various day, Oct. 31 at 8 :1R p.m, flehed- Hftd. Fire ...... 48 51 Mrs. William J. Donahue, 16 Birch ed the double ring ceremony. At for the /ayoffs of 181 mechanical The Grade 1 pupil, daughter of by Oct. 23, another conference O N THESE National Fire ...... 110 120 In the Americas," he said. 'ing apadea. ^ e o u t double of the opening suit tendants were Mr. and Mrs. Robert employ/s, 214 maintenance o f way Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Foster of J. O’Brien Sast Hartford. board meeting will be held Oct. today Premier Khrushchev u-Ul Once South thinks of this, his bIcl>^our partner Is expected to SL ' address a homecoming meetlhg Phoenix Fire ...... 78 81 Johnson—Accused . the Republl The bride wore a street-length Blessing, Morton Grove, 111. worke/s, 17 accounting employes Kelly Rd., was using the slide In 26." danger becomes clear. Upon win name nia^best suit. accident occurred, *he did see the in Luzhniki Stadium toinorrow. Life and Indemnity Ina. Cos. cans of trying to distract atten drees of white velvet with a lace and w workers in other operating cOifipany with several other chil The board set no restrictions oh rsis tion from Cuba by discussing the ning the heart return, South (Copyrtgnl"10*0, General Featorea deputments. dren at about 9:40 'during a recess child land on her .toet. ' what Carey and his negotiators He Is expected to make a report Aetna Casualty 85 90 h a t Chinese Islands of Quemoy and must lead a diamond to dummy’s [e said a decreased volume of period. . School Principal Joseph The principal described the slide might consider a satisfactory set on his performance at the Aetna Life ...... T9 82 Attendants were Miss Nwey Coventry Driver Ilnlted Nations, from which he Conn. General 378 393 Matsu. Present foreign policies, bi^iness and a reduction in the Tripp said that although the super. as a regulation Item of playground tlement. Zajach of Glastonbury, and Jack Conference, board delegates returned last Friday. Hftd. -Steam Boiler . 82 87 Johnson said, "A re not too bad but certain there will be changes In Green of New York City. Faces Road Count TAlIroad’s cash position from about vising teacher did not see how the equipment. t |R B Travelers ...... 81 Vi 8.4 >i the administration of them has the farm progrnni and policies. In A Thought for GIRDLES, been neglecthil.” The couple will make their home Public CtUltle* Grange ^otes weigh-all the factors, develop SpoBsorsd by th* MonclMsto* in Manchester., Mrs. Donohue, a Conn. Light & Power 24Vi .26Vi Lodge—"I will' make this pre ments to be expected are: A sharp One man was arrested as th* diction: If Richard Nixon is elec Couaell of ChOKbs* 1959 graduate of Manchester High Hftd. Electric Light . 61’i 64*•2 ly stepped-up program for sur School, Is employed as a secretary result of three separate accidems Hartford Gaa Co. . . . 47 Bid ted, there will be a qualifled Negro plus disposal at home and abroad; The annual session of Connecti the purchasing department • at yesterday that involved seven ^rs. I Telephone 44 Vi 46 Vi in the cabinet." f^ d ge said, chal an expanded land retirement pro Riches I PANTIES lenging. Kennedy to stop what cut State Grange opened Thurs united A ircraft Corp. In East Albert J. Caron, 59. of Barrjj/Rd.. TREASURE CHEST Manuf acta ring Companies gram aimed at 60 to 80 million What to a man who love* the air Lodge called "pussyfooting and day at 10:30 a.ni. with National Are trinkets, gauds, and jewels Hartfbrd. Mr. Donohue, a 1953 South Coventry, was charg^ with I The panty . . . high-top I Arrow, Hart. Heg. .. 52 65 acres; increased emphaala on rural graduate^'iof Manchester High dodging" on this Issue. Flora, Mrs. May R. Mitchell and rare? following too close, and w. sum- I S takes inches off a w aist;' DIAMONDS Associated Spring .. 15 17 development programs to provide School. Is a senior at University Bristol Brass 10 ' 11% State Master Robert K. Mitchell employment: a Midwesterner, with And what is wealth or fame to one moned to appear in court Oct. 29. longer leg trims thighs; in W ho Is a brother to the sun; o f Connecticut. ^ He la a philos Dunham Bush ...... Jtli SVi present. Greetings were given by a farm background aa secretary ophy and paycholog^''47;ajor, and Police said Caron’s ca/ slammed 26-36. The ^rdle . . . criss Who drinks the wine that morning into the rear of a "car/being oper Em-Hart ...... 64Vi 67>j Hearing Slated Joeeph Gill, Commissioner of A g of agriculture, and a .crash te- a member of Theta Sigmsi^ Chi crossed strido-free front; I Fafnir Bearing ...... 47 Vi 50 Va riculture and remarks also by W. aearto program emphasising mar apills ated by Emil P. PUlard, 47, of W [m m fraternity. special I one-way stretch ] Landers Frary Clark 14 16 On Zone Changes B. Young, Dean of the College of ket development and expansion. It Upon the heaven-kissing hills, " Cider Mill Rd.. Soi/th Coventry, N. B- M ach in e...... 16 18 Agriculture, University of Con will be February before the new And sees a ray of hope afar >wtilch In turn was/pushed 18 feet sides really tame hips and In-every glimmer of a star? Into^ toe rear of a car being North and Judd . . . . 14Vi 16',j The Tow-n Planning Commission necticut President can get settled. It ia thighs. This in 15 and 17” Stanley Works 16 18 operated-Ijy7S...... ChMli n Corbin, 44, will hold a public hearing tonight jymong the awards given during doubted that Congress will be OPEN EVERY MONDAY UNTIL 5:30 lengths, 26-36. Terry Steam ...... 36Vi 39'i What to a man whose god Is of 'Vernon.'' st 8 in the hearing room nt the the 3-day session conducted at stampeded into quick action. So Veeder R oot ...... <9 52 truth Municipal Building with requested Foot Guard Hall, Hartford, were the big legislative drive can be News Tidbits Pillard and,U6rbin were stopped R E G . 3 .9 8 The above quotations are not to Ars spoils and stratagems, for- zone changes and consideration of two for outstanding contribution to expected to come late in the in a line o f ' traffic ' on E. Middle M construed as actual m u k eta ' sooth— J..,-, Culletl from AP Wires new amendments to zoning regula agriculture. The Tresentationa by spring, aimed at 1962. Tpke.. we^ of Welcome. PI., at Who looks beyond the door# of plot- Emarold-cut, I4K tions on the agenda. Sidney Hall, State ^ a n ge agricul the tlm e/of the accident, "w jiich ture committeemanXpf Norwich, death :curre^ at 5:30 p.m. , with baguattet,, Elka Setback Streets Involved In rezoning re ^wffkbsqpgHM. inum, boquaftat. quests are North Main St.-; Green went to to Lucius Robinson of Co For loftier life, sublimer breath; Wales f ; Meisinger, president of There were no Injuries. The P il Deaths Last Night Who can forswear the state of the Savings and Loan Association MM I33S North End, 1,248; Coriimission- wood Drive, Veriion St., and Lydall lumbia, a leading farmAr, active in lard and Caron cara wel-e heavily v l i « kings - of Waterbury, was elected presi ers, 1,226; Petersen’s, 1,214;' St.; and Locuat ' St. Proposed various coopers lives and Professor damaged and had to be towed By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In knowledge of diviner things, dent of the Savings and L6an I>eone’s, 1,183; Brass Key, 1.166; amend,me,nts Involve Article II. Stewart Johnson of the University away. ' E o e h \ Section IX. Industrial Zone; and of Connecticut, an economist, spe Chicago — Floyd E. 'Thompson, Xhe dreams Immortal that unroll League of Connecticut today In Earlier in the day cars driven .^C’s, 1,162;- Herald, 1.155; 4X’s, 72, prominent attorney and form Newington . . . A barber shop own Schedule o f Area,-Height * Bulk cializing in milk.marketing. Pro And burst to blossoms In his sotil ? by Mary L. Sullivan of 7 Harvard 1,151; Sharpies, 1,129; - Colla’s, er chief justice of the Illinois Su ed by a Cuban admirer of Fidel of Buildings. - fessor Johnson also helped to draft Robert Loveman Rd. and Beatrice H. Rlnes of 402 FIRST 1,118; Woody’s, 1,115; Patten’S, preme Court, died Tuesday. Castro was almost demolished by The amendments 'would apply to the "Federal Milk Order" this past Oakland St: collided at Bowers.S,t. t,088; Walnut CUpperp, 1,079; Thompson, a member of the high Siibmitted by:- a bomb today in Miami, Fla, Industrial Zonea certain' display yeXr- and Harvard I\d. Damage was State Shoe Repair, 1,054; Hartford court, from 1919 to 1928. resigned Arnold W. Tozer, Minister The office of Sen. John F. Ken IN BEAUTY and building setback restrictions Ro.v Battles, assistant to the na Rd. Grill, 1,040; E gg and You, 949. to become the unsuccessful Demo Second Cengregationgl Church nedy reportedly has asked for the light. tional master, was the speaker Fri Shortly before 5 p.m. a car be High score, Petersen's, 123; sec similar to those now in force in cratic candidate for governor. He results of U.8. Government polls FOREMOST day evening preceding the degree. ing driven'by Linwood R. Clark, ond, I..eone’8, 122. ) Business Zones. was born in Roodhouae, III. testing Alnerlcan- prestigp' abroad Mr. Battles was Interviewed by 41, of 423 Gardner St., struck the IN QUALITY Frank Atwood 61WTIC-TV, Hart H o l y oke, Mass. — Mrs. Edith ..Forty foreign diploma^,. Includ ■ ' 1 • \ ; N 0 ing U.S. Arabstesador Llewellyn door of a parked station wagon on ford. • Scott Magna, 74, senior president- Spruce St., just south of Maple St. The two top recipients of the general of the Daughters of the B G J i ^ M S l D E Thompson; today started a tow of UK- lU t AV t . L HT f 0 Siberia as guests of toe Soviet For Police said Richard E. Turcotte, Lecturers Achievements. Awards, American Revohition from 1932 to 23, of 55 Waddell Rd„ opened the Only cor choicait diamonds (those which^ announced by Mrs. Eveljm. Nor- 1935, died Tuesday. She had been Starts Tohight eign Ministry. South African Methodists decid door to his station wagon just as conform to th# strictest itondordi o f The Gift Season Is mand, state lecturer, are- Mrs. hospitalized more than a month the Clark car was passing, result Helen Pralt of New Canaan after suffering a hip fracture. Her In C-olor! Hilarions! ed by a msjorlty of only 18 vote* elofity, cut and color) ore diiployad ond ing in the accident. Damage was Sale! 7.50 rmTmWwj% vMflllD Grange, first place, and Mrs. Ber " ’The Story "U p the last night to keep leadership of the Just Around The Corner! father was Uie late Col. W alter considered slight. •old in the Michoeli Treasure Cheit. nice Whitney of West Hartford Scott, who headed, the Butler O f Riito” Creek" church In white hands. cr boforORBch doaa, tailored Daniih ttyling Why N'ot “ I.ay-Away” One Of Theae Now . . .- Grange, second place. Chain of stores In New York state. 8:00 6:30-10:10 at t^*.jow jTOup prical YeuTl lova th* gleam- From the State De*k ■ St. Paul, Minn.—The Rev. Tho I - log w al^-M lah, ^ ppllehedibraM pull*. Giant AND FOR SHEER PLEASURE. DROP IN The State Grange legislative as J. Tracy,-49, "Padre of the Fox 4444*4*4**44«444*444444444< I’SIS BRAS I^adies, Why Not SUN.: "HEL^> to ETEBNirY" 'AND SEE THE ABUNDANCE OF OUR SELECTION Now! America’s committee has mailed queation- holes” of Guadacanal, died 'Tues triple dr*a*w'liM 9 duatpropf drawgra. Framed alres to all candidates for the day. He had suffered from a heart plate glasB m irrw .''-D in in g group below ntatchee , fwe womkrful RtylM. . . Legislature. According to the State condition for mor^han two years. thla 3-piec* b*droom >7^ dining table extend* Highest Quality Master these ask their stand on a He accompanied the 164th Field on tt**! *Ud«* (won’t *ti^-4)r *ag). constitutional amendment against Artillery, North .Daltota National giiarcmtMd 1 fuH yMrl •M M A IN MT.— M I 8-X741 Polisher the diversion of highway funds. Guard, as chaplain ln^q841 In a This Is an ameiidmenrthe Grange heroic landing on Guadacapal and AIm Hartford Let bOautiful mir- has always backed, says Mr. lived In foxholes with the .soldiers. ’ •fwiiiit - iiivrilMirsi Mitchell, and Is especially import Chicago— William W. Yates.^57, Jeffrey Hanier DaeiSDariS JaeiJaaiiea rorig reflect the love ZIP ------•• ihrooffh DAlly OlMaapg ant since the laat Legislature di liness of your home! 1MIM0WMHAML KNOWN eUAUTV PUCt l*0t travel editor of the Chicago Trlb-i HELL TO ETERNITY with th* tntni>Mo4*ni verted 321 million to the''Utneral une, died 'Tuesday of a heart at ItSS-S.M EIectro-co|tper hack Fund. Alto; Audrey Hepbara - Wm. Haldte Vaovum ClMtnur tack. Yates, who started his news ed... see us for cus Program Given tn Olaetonbury paper career with the old Chicago \ Hnmpnrey Rosart — ia - REGINA Used In. thousands of boosss, mbUh State Orange officers present at Herajd and Examiner in 1927, had- "SABRINA" tom work and in and hotels across the country, Glastonbury Grange recently when been on the Tribune editorial staff S;4e-7:Se stallation. Also glass One style, witk lightly national judges put that Grange ROTi$: OUe rompltle akbw eaea e Weighs only •'-t.lbs, since 1933.. He was born in H art •yealax-eiarfias at 1 o’chiek. .furniture tops; glass foam-padd^ cups.'^in A-B N E W iO W e Does ell 'your vacuum 'desnlnf through a test to dftermine the ford, Mich. srithout sKschtfients! top Community Service winner r. - -and screening for cups, 32-38. The other is 1 e Swivel-action nettle gets under were; State Ma.ster Robert K. your storm win circle-stitched and comes PRICE! furniture for theroush cleaningl Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell; Ells N dows. 1 in AA-C, 28-42. 1 e Dirt cup amptiaa tike ash tray. worth Covell. secretary: Ira Wil MATCHIIK O-PCMNIIK ROOM ■ Are You Eleetrikbreom hangs on any hook.. cox. executive committee chair Th* only vaounm «l**n*r man; Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Indudas: buffst, toUa d**lgrB*4 for d*Uy ui* Kitchlng, deputies, and Mrs. Lor Risking Ruin 533 “ raine S. Gllletlte, publicity chair STATE man. National Grange officers at 8:00 PJil. CONT— 4:48 to 0:00 P.M., 60c and four side dioirs HUTCH CHIHA *49 tending were; Herschel D. New som, master; Edward F. Holt*'', ^ TH IS F E A TU R E W IL L BE SHOWN A T 6:08 and 8:08 sqjrHM CHur M 9 With Inadequate- lecturer aiid Seward H. Foote, spe cial assistant to the national mas I88W IST MIOOLIT08MPIK1 “ 1 h e a rtl lier lii.st iffiiic movciiiciil.s in the tollin ter. . Normdn C. I.*ndry. rhairmart of TBL.M ir^-7S79 * Business ...wt’ had (U if Ih t liviiui *1'*' lomh' — l*uc the Community Service Commit tee,- showed alldea of the project ALL-IN-ONE which is a large swimming pool tSnCMffllMSIKINN. IMBSI Insurance? and bathhouses. -'The long range K IN G -jS IZE program calls for addition next BUDGET year of a large picnic area which 6p<5AR AilAN PO^] USED CARS STEREO CONSOLE will include fireplaces as well as ^ . dofsk tale of THE EVIL...... TERMS SWIVEL -tables and benches. Slides of the Yev're sofer... belter protected ...when rompefTnecompapiei.W'e will aiipctVise a corn annual Glastonbury Fair_we're alao : FALL-TIME you buy your insurance ihreuph on idSe- i c e analviii o f all yom buwnea» expinures, shown as the proceeds 'from this ROCKER fsendent Insurance agent because only an pieient Waiteful ovetlapping of iniiiranre are used to defray some of the ■IS' ■ • ■"’A .•■"lerage, re/iomniend affditional' piotectibn Tou can now afford America's cost of the more than $35,000 proj independent i nturanc# agtnt con molcB ect. Congratulations were re wheie' needXd, and »ee that your hutinesi No. 1 Poliihsl. Regina bcauti* BARM IN-nM i sure all your insurable riski are covered. ceived from the Lieutenant Gov iniiirante i« kept up-to-date. fiet floors quickly, sasUy. A i>«®i ernor, John Dempsey atnd many W OMENS, CHILD'^ No iiqglr rompjnv can do tint No onr Super-pow4red-has the right You can be sure your business has the other organizations. Mrs. Elllza- icompsny/ offfu rvcrv type ofJtt\if\nnt in»ur- brushes, speed and weight for beto Williams, master of Glas TJ99 inrr. \\ hrn you buv direct I y-Tfom an inturatirf right' Insurance ceveraga when you in professional results. Givta a tonbury Grange was presented companv, voii’ ll hear rjnlv about the policy sure- through ah independent insurance fi/tHtni of trouble-free service I with a check for $1,000 for her ^.thc fompa.ny waiiti to »ell y/>u. agent. Look for this Big "I” Seal when Grange from the • Seara-Roebuck • Scrubs, waxes, isellshM, Foundation. Ijiter-th e pool Itself A« independent iruuiam'e agenti. we are free you buy. To display it, we have had to buffs prafaulenally SLIPPERS was inspected. ' ' to rhooie the beat iniuirapre for vt>ur hiiiinei( . meet professional standards designed td • AU-MITAL CMStructloM, from hundred! of policiei oftered by diflerent lirotect you. UL and eSA svprnvad Washington -News... --v.. The talk in Washington la about • V4 HI* motor driyas twin fis m the political campaigning and FOR YOUR RIST-RUY IN A . brwshat for doubla affl» where the' candidates stand on ' eloncy, dowblo sgo*^ farm iasuAa. National Master New USED CARR ACT NOWI NOW Intludasi tw^n waxing-scrub* Come In today som has, at the request- of the . Connecticut Assodation foraffse radio and television networks, dis p o l r j hiag brushes: twin jwlishing ‘50 Chev. Im pel* .brashes; twin feltbufflncpads. demonstration! cussed farm issue on programs '59 Oidamoblle ‘‘98” - VINCENT pmCE-iiii DlMON-miNl FIHEHIIH mim OenvMilble $8195 2-Door H.T. $2905 carried by over 5OO broadcasting ’ . . of Insurance Agents stations. He said, ■ in eaaence, he Fur-trimmted, fleece lined I PL U ^ TH E RifS P ENSE CO-H IT ^ T 6: 40 and 9:40 '58 Oldameblle ’60 Old*. Skiper "S T ’ A Stat* Aaaoelatlaa affliatad wilk the' YES SIR-^OUR TERMS AR| E-ZI can agree with tome of' the pro^ HoUdey Sed&818B5 HoUdey Coupe $895 Everything' about this chair tpellt comfort and value! Gen moc^-styie. Indian beaded I poaala of .both candidates, but uine F O A M R U B B E l^ ^ d rc iit and foam atmi. Reversible vamp; padded Soles, heels. ■ < NAHONAL ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS, INC that, on the other hand, each has J >55‘ Bnick ispeclal ’54 DeSoto Power- Woms. 4 to 9, Child’s 9 to 8.‘* taken a stand oh. some things not t-Door H.T. $595 msstor '4-Door $805 foam T-cuihion., Covered in beautiful hi-pile carpet yam OPEN THiJhSDAY FREE PARKING Tk«y uM Iks vts in accord , with Grange polldy. (tartisf fpese in your choice of colon. , , , , fiilty u lis...ts« u M MONT TILL 9 Aeross tht StrMt 'The fotw-major fai-m organiza iirANCtlESIlR OLDSMOBfLE ClahMo* H. Aulorson ' f.aaB
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(OnatfeiMd tram Page On»>^ A Rockville man pleaded no eon. teet to a charge o f aaaaulUng • A a ig od that tha Kaot-Weit taUu in woman companion and waz fined. Ooneva aarller ihla yoar had been 825 In Rockville City Court thla noad by the weatem powers to try week, although the proaecution said “ to railroad through the 10-nation details of the Incident, were con aoBunittee their plana for control ■■ fusing and perhaps misleading. evar armaments dangerous for the The accused, Alfred F. Caron, 4M, cause of peace and directed, in of 26 N. Park St., was arrestiM fact, at creating a system of inter Sept. 23 after the woman complain national espionage." TT ed to a patrolman that Caron had This was happening, he said, .L i assaulted her. while “ the United States and its Prosecutor Harry H. Lugg said partners in military blocs were Caron’s and the woman’s state atmultaneouBly speeding up mili ments conflicted and that he waa tary p rep u ^ on s, setting up new with all c^sh sales... more Inclined to believe (jaron, who military bases, were completing said he and the woman had only preparaUdifs for the transfer of had an argument, laigg eald the nuclear and rocket weapons to the two had been with friends during West derman revanchists. the evening, but were alone when “ Moreover, they took the policy the alleged assault took place. open military provocations' 100% OPAQUE NYLON Guaranteed peace-loving states not stop- He said Caron has no record In ort of sending its military TRICOT SLIPS. o TFT Connecticut and the Incident \}nto their air space." reg. 3.99. # seemed to have resulted from Hespite 'ill this, he said, the long wearing . . . needa no ironing, Caron’s having jollied bad com Soviet Unloft-Js ready to undertake guaranteed non-run I permanently Savings of pany. He noted Caron’s, plea o f no another attempt to reach agree peated hem or nylon lace inserts, X- contest but Indicated the Incident ment on disarmament. He made It some with shadow-proof .panel may have been exaggerated be clear, however, any such agree white or black, 32 to 44, ^ cause of the complaint. The chsu^e ment would have to be on Soviet N. was originally Indecent assault. terms. . < x NYLON TRICOT HALF 2 0 In the court aesaion, D epu^ ^ Judge John Moran ordered the SLIPS, Sj K- bind over to Tolland County Su reg. 2.99. LE7 perior Court of James Angelonl, permanently pleated hem or nylon 32, of'Hartford, who pleaded Inno Retirement: lace inserts, white, small, medium cent to & charge of obtaining . and large. money by falsepretenses. Bond waa aet at 81,000.' Happy Times 2 0 Ernest H. Ellis, 45, bf .28 Orove U r MAJUB DAERR NYLON TRICOT ^ St., charged with violation of pro PANTY BRIEFS bation, pleaded guilty but In Their SOe given "one final chance” by Judge Are Not Overlooked Hers Moran, who continued his case im- reg. 1.00. each ea. der the terms of his probation. •Tm 60.1 can’t join a golden-age 67c dries in minutes! white, 6, Ellis waa placed on probation dub until I’m 60. Why aren’t there 6, 7. MEN'S PAJAMAS Aug. 8 after he waa found guilty organizations for people my age?" POLE LAM PS of non-support. He waa charged Thla U a eommon complaint, in with violating the probation'when his estranged wife.told authorities big dties. Reoently I vlalted a gol FAMOUS NAME. 1. reg. r— . 4.25 3.39 den-age center which believes that she had not he^n receiving 816 10.99. weekly support ordered by the people in their 60s, as well as those CORSETS. GIRDLES, 6.97 "KASHIRSPUN’' court. Ellis said he was- lU during over 60, need ouch a center. ' CORSELEHES fabulous value in black for This 1s Little House in Menlo 3 10.00 the end of September and could finish wfth brass in not pay the amount. Park, near San Francisco, recently CLASSIC SWEATERS' sert! 8 bullet lights, warm cotton fisimel and fine broad shown off proudly to experts on i OFF quick and easy to as cloths in handsome prints, tailored Adult Probation Officer Paul aging ft«m all over the world. ’The reg. 5.96 to 18.60 semble . . . adjusts for comfort, elastic waistbands; coat . McGeary said ESlla’ attitude to short sleeve alip-on. ward the court order has 'been group was in San Francisco to at NOW 3.96 to 9jOO from 7’6" to 8’2”. and pullover styles, blue, brown, red 'tend the Fifth Intamatlonal Con reg. 8.99. poor and Lugg said Ellis has a . i ■ ' and green, a, b, c and d sizes. gress of'Gerontology. p.n., practical front, nemo, lengthy record of non-support . "We believe In easing our people ' \ best form, whlrl-eze, mo- charges. long sleeve slip-on. tnto the 60s," I was told. "And dart! broken sizes. The judge told Ellis to meet his MEN'S FAMOUS NAME payments or face a SO-day Jail those members .over 60 -enjoy reg. 4.99, ■ BOYS' FAMOUS NAME bavlM the younger people with OCCASIONAL SQX term, which Was suspended in his them." SOX Aug. 8 court appearance. Little House la far more than an long sleeve cardigan, FAMOUS NEBEL LAMPS The court nolled. the cases o f.. actlvtUea center. It Is also a clear reg. 4.99, PROPOmiONB) reg. 1,00. 67c Joseph Tomasl, 40, of no certain ing house on housing and on jobs. reg. reg. 65c to 75c. address, vagrancy; Andrew T. 49c Crassette, 24, of Upper Butcher If one of the menibere of Little SEAMLESS NYLONS 5.99. House -wants to find someone to cashmere-like orlon acrylic^easy to wash 3.97 3 for 1 95 Rd., Ellington, breach of peace; ^iliare an apartment, he lets Little and dry . . . no blocking! white, black, hand-painted milk and Edward M. Kubacka, 45, of regi 1.85. "wearesist” stretch nylon, nylon 3 or 145 Stafford Springs, Intoxication. House know. If a resident of the gold, camel, purple, green, blue, red and 67c glass with gold and cotton, sized cotton and orlon area needs a part-time gardener or 3 poirs 2X0 "wearesist” fine quality cotton, A charge of failure to obtain a gray. 34 to 40. trimmed globes! with,nylon, solids, argyles, panels, a practical nurse, little House Is brMs plat^ 'bases, clocks, charcoal, gray, maroon, orlon and nylon, plaids, panels, registration, lodged against Rob notUled. U M IT: 6 PAIRS TO ert J. Jazewskl, 25, of Wlndsor- for use in any room green, brown, tan, blue and navy. bold designs. 8(4 to 10(4- little House Is the project of the CUSTOMER in the house! 10(4 to 13. ville Rd., waa dismissed. Tha Peninsula Volunteers, a group of GREEN plain or meah. SVi to 11. ocho charge had originally been haul welfare-minded womm of San Ma and oparkle shades for fall and ing an unregistered trailer, but teo County. The w o m tn raised NOVaTY BULKY AND winter, proportioned to fit your the charge was found not to ha funds to build the tnroject and con leg as well as your foot! valid. tinue to support It. SHCaANDwTYPE SWEATERS Now they have a new' project. A 836 bond, posted by Louis M. They have acquired land for a low- Sllvestrl, 24, of Providence, R. I., STAMPS ; - was forfeited. He was charged rental housing project near Little Hous)e. It will have 80 single and values to 10.99. 3.97 with failure to obtain a driver’s double apartments. license. little Houee has no dues. But The court continued to Dec. 19 members drop contributions Into a slips-ons and cardigans. 100% lambs AT THE BRAND NEW STORE p P MEN'S FINE SWEATERS the cases of Harry Borreson, 26, sUt In the walL wool, fineknit virgin wool, orlona and THURS. of Kelly Rd., Vernon, and Gordon And already little Houae mem banlon.s. even a few full-f^hioned! L. Kauffman, 24, of 57 Ellington bers art woi'king busily at articles reg. 8.99. to 14.99. 6;99 Ave., Ellington, both charged with wUl sell at a fall bazaar that assorted fall colors. 84 to 46. WASH and WEAR i non-Bupport. The court ordered will raise funds for the center. with all cash sales... PROPORTIONED all wool, ahetlands, orlon and that support payments, arranged little House members can study MOUSE &. HALE wool, orlon, crew, boat, v or main floor, sportswear earlier, be paid. Borreson was also German, Frehehnnd Spanish at the LENGTH SLACKS shawl neckspt pullover and button I charged with breach of peace. e e n t e r. - There are classes in styles, brown, gray, tan, gold, weaving, bridge, - and ' oil painting. reg. S.99. 2 . 9 7 charcoal, green, s, m, 1 and'ex-1. I The court continued for one I week the caees of Ronald A. Tevis, There Is a busy lending library. crease and wrinkle resistant rayon 24, of 32 Village St., obUlnlng There are . suppers end lively flannel, machine washable , . . I dances. quick drying, adjustable zipper 1 8 5 3 - 1 9 6 0 BOYS'SWEATERS I money by false pretenses, and j Russell D. Smith, 60, of 54 Ward "Here we don’t feel we are grow waistband . . . pocket . . . tapered reg. 6.99 to t h old," one member told me. leg:s. 10 to 20.. charcoal and bank : St„ charged with delivering liquor "W e’re having lUch a- good 'time.” ers' gray, loden green. 10.99. 4.99 to a minor. J lOUSE HALF,. weVe a year older . . , bulkles, all wools, orlon and Q---My husband is’ 67 and I will S i WOMEN'S HALF SIZES wool, orlon,' pullover crew, be 60 In 1061. My husband doesn’t never before such a birthday!^ boat'and shawl collars, cardi [ Coventry plan to retire for a year or two. reg. 4.99. 3 . 9 7 gan button styles, also. 8 to 20. Will he lose' any Social Security IT'S OUR b ir t h d a y ... ■S- with easy fitting wider leg. 18 V4 by delaying his retirement?—Mrs. \ R. Girard Heads B. W. I to 2014. (waist size4 34 to 42). P 20> RICHER! A—Whether he would get a • BO YS' N ixon A^olunt^rs smaller Qoclal Security benefit If BUT■ 1 YOUR PARTY! HIP-STITCHED he delayed retirement depends on ALL WOOL TWEED BOX PLEATED A tty. Robert G. Girard of High - what he Is earning and on other WOOL SKIRT LENGTHS SUBURBAN JACKETS factors In hit particular.-case. He KANT RUN land Rd. has been named chairman ahould get in touch with hlfi. local DON'T M iss A sin g le w o r d l ' •• , X.', . x^:. reg. 18.99 to of the Coventry_^_'Vplunteera ’ for Social Security office to find out the FULL f a s h io n e d reg. 4.99. 3 o 9 9 ^ ^ ^ 22.99. Nixon-Lodge. His appointment was advantages and disadvantages of 13 99 BRAND NEW . . . READY announced today by ’Theodore S. delaying his retirement. STRETCH TIGHTS LIMITED QUANTITY! OUR OWN TO SEW AND GO! rugged tweeds with warm quilt Ryan, state chairman of the group. ' NEW CHARMHOUSE takes minutes to make a skirt lining, flne tailoring found In Girard, a graduate of Trinity . . . plajds and tweeds, com expensive garments only, gray, College and the Hartford Law Dock Union Sip^nsj reg. 2.99. 1 8 7 TOWEL ENSEMBLE brown, f^ld and green. 8 to 20. School of the University of Con- parable * to ready-made 7,99 ■ necUclit, is a member of the Ro Mechanizing]; P ad j for aport*, «tudy, lounging, X c24x48 ex.l. bath Aize. skirts 1 — ■ - , tary Club, the -Knights o f Colum- Bkaling . . . and just plain win- reg. 1.39. 9 7 c bu.sMand 'the American Legion. He ilor Pacific Ports | ' BOYS' SLACKS served with tb'e Navy in' the Pacific ter weather! made of. fine.st 16x26 hand size, OUR O W N theater during World'War n . He la, quality stretch nylon, .black, reg. 79c. 6 3 c married and the father of two chil (Conttttn^ from Page Onejr STURDYWEAR QUILTED values to 8.50. ■ ■■ ■ red, plum, royal, .suntan, atoiie- face cloth, MAHRESS PADS 3.99 dren. — ■ weekly eamlngs'i''aarly retirement reg. 35c. 2 5 c The Volunteers for Nlxon-Lodge_ blue, green, small, medium and with comer ffomer riasticselastics . . . ; or lump benefit at hi>rfnal retire pure ME»rS ALL-WEATHER COAT group has as its main aim the re large. heavier weight, . . . extra white fill. value.s to 11,50. 4 ^ 9 9 cruitment of unaffiliated and ment at .60 plus addltlohat. death large bath sizes! 10 colors twin, W IT H ZIP-OUT U N IN G all wool flannels,., nylon .luid Democratic voters, ’’and their ac and disability benefits. . . . new border! exclusively reg. 3.98. 2 . 6 9 The weekly ws^e- guaranteV, w rayons, cotton lined flannel, tive participation. In the election ours from one of the nation’s full. • -i campaign. ■ a'85-hour week basis, will becoms finest manufacture!^. husky corduroy., ivy league effective when' labor-saving de reg. 4.98. 3 . 6 9 reg. 27.96. i 21.99 back strap model, waist sizes ■ Girard said today, “Our 'organ vices and changed methods reduce STARTS TOM ORROW ! 26 to 32. • ization is made up of tdl voters who work opportunity. ZIPPERED 1.x zip-out lining of , orlon file , fully .lined be value' the experienced leadership of •nie wage guarantee will not neath, alool fly-front ztyle jn fine cotton twill Nixon and Lodge. We sincerely BEDPILLOW VALUES! SANFORIZED hope the Democratic and-unaffmat apply , when tonnage drops because with slash pockets, center vent, olive or 100% latex foam, reg. 5.98.— 3.77 brown, 86 to 46. regular arid long. ed voters of Coventry will Join Of a decline In economic activity. MATTOESS COVERS\ I ■ . (zippered floral covers). 4 their friends and eign up' as a vol Container shipping has been the unteer for Ntxon-Lodgp." major form of dock mechanisation 100% dupont dacron, reg. 6.98.— 4.47 ■■ reg. 3.98. 2 . 9 9 (blue/white, ticking). twin and full, good quality, un \ Headquarters of the group is In under recent developfnent. Truck the rear of the post office building. tractors deliver pre-loaded con- 100% imported white goosedown. reg. 9.98.— -7.77 bleached muslin, bound seams. talniers In the form oLtraller vans « • (floral ticking) MEN'S WASHABLE WQOL HBERGLAS and- massive cranes load' the coii- SPORT SHIRTS Rockr>ille-V ernon - talners directly Into specially de "M bNTICEUO" HEIRLO.OM TYPE BEDSPREADS IRONING BOARD PAD signed -Isolds. KUIX AND TWIN. SIZES. BI.EAUHEO OR ANTIQUE WHITE. AUTHEN-nc EARI.V ^AfFiRICAN REPRODUC- A Q Q with SlUCONE COVER reg. 6.99; 4 # _ _ KING SIZE TV TRAY SETS Institute Hears MutUmary Effort - ’HON. reg 11.98.-— ' , 0 . 0 0 woven, deep-tone plaids, washable ' wool reg. 1.19. set 8 7 c and rayon, blends, brown, green, blue, red. GREEN STAMPS burnproof pad, with scorch re-; small, m^iu^th, large and ex-large. reg. 12,99 Di Albright Paper Hartford, O ct.-18 lA’ i The pre- OUR OWN "LURON" BLAN KS, raq. 5.99,4.77 8 .9 7 Slstant covei^. . . uses less heat! -Sldlng bishop of th^ Protestant W O M E N 'S - warm rayon and nylon blend . . . moth'proof, flve colors. 72x90 THURSDAY, OCT. 20 > Daryll L. Albright of T Elling size for twin or dpiible.. « . . 4 trays and self storing, brass-plated stands, tole rose pattern l^iaoopaJ Church In the United SPORT SHOES MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS ton Ave; la (X>-author o f a scien ■Utes baa urged Eplicopallans to DAN RIVER on white or black, simulated fiber- glass ^butterfly pattern. WITH AUCASH SALES... tific paper to be presented at tha consider themselves miaslcmarles values to 18.00. EXTRA: LARG E ‘ 80x90. r ^ . 7.99, 5.99 MUSLIN SHEETS and share "the .-heritage we'have 00 DETECTO BATH SCALES. ' 9 annual meeting o f the Metalhirgl* • received from our church. 100% A C R IL A N BLANKETS, rag. 11-98, 8,88 and CASES 2 BATES cal Engineers in T%lladalphla to- 1>e Rt. Rev. Arthur C. Llchten- type 130 t K A famouS name brands Mbxforda . . . broad UNBELIEVABLE BARGAIN, reg. 7.95. 72x90. warm, light, ahrlnk resistant; mothproof, washes and dries cloth, button-down and spread collars, MEN'S DRESS SHOlES ^ rijorrowi o t t g t r , in an address to clergy and 8.90 easily. 5 colors. ' ~ famous detecCo (Chatham) scale with chrome carry lay representaUves of fkmnecU- white and.stripes. 14(4 to 17. ^ Dr. R‘. W.' Kraft o f Glaatonbury handles! absolute accuracy up to 260 lbs, and’ Albright collaboraM tba„ ent’a 106 Episcopal parishes at black, gray, tan, green 8uede..l)lack„ brovjn s. HEAVIER W EIGHT, rag. 13.96, 11.99 63X108. 1 . 5 4 2 0 % OFF! TVlnlty CtfUsge yesterday, called paper which describes some fun or tan calf, beige buck, broken aizea and MEN'S LONG SLEEVE . •ntir* itock of fomous botes shoes! block, brojwn ond ton damental research work being o o mambers o f the church to unite atyles, all aalea final. 73x108, 1 . 5 4 Jb a mlasionary effort, particularly SPORT SHIRTS^ O PEN DAILY 9:30 AAA. 1« 5:4S PAA. coif, ploin, wing-tip, cop ond moccosin toe. smooth, groin dona on a new clasa o f xnatal al •ntbe local levfl. twin fitted. 1 . 5 4 loys at United Aircraft Oocip. “ There iq much mlasionary work OPEN THURSDAYS 9:30 AAA. la 9HW PAA. ond buck toothers, broken sizes ond styles, oil soles finol. Research Laboratories. The new 00 ; i alloys are’ oompoaed o t thousands CMng on within our dioceses," hs 61x108. 1 . 7 4 2 • ^ r ■aid. “ If ths church is part of the tremendous selection! wool plaids, checks, of microscopically thin piates ■smignnlty. Ip is inclusive and ex- s^d s, print oxfords . . • small neata, pals- whloh ara pmraBel to sadi other. full fitted. -- 1 .7 4 Dr. ' K i ^ Who wiU presmit the a forlOw MBsflt sot only of tho«e lajrp . , . now bolds! hro«u]eloth! fabrics ♦ ♦ b d o o f to tt, but a lsa o f those a a a (em d Mdy In finest brandsl ti, m, 1, ex4. p^per, and Albright hrs m iiih irs -J- 4txS6 MiM*. 4 9 c of ths Fundainantal nuni rjuumia OF GiwiiF ht 11m atroMft laboimtoclHk " ,i )- ■ ' . M A IIf UJHiia t llB, ipOMK.' . , V ■ vw. - X# ■ ■ / • ■ ■ ’ t-. -*«l- 1 t ...y- V PAOENINB M ANCHEST^ EVENING HERALD. llAJICHESTER. CONN,' WEDNESDAY. OCtOBER 19, 1^60^ EANCHEStER BVENINO ^ R A L D , MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1960 ' 4 TWO 80LL10N A 1 sonal affairs that need watching. plans and such, have assets terest, investors would. Ije at least er than we realize. Did You, ' Bird Dogs Enter $18,354,490 richer .each y ^ r —be There Is the matter of a will prescriptions According to a Just published sur Others of tis may have specified Weathervane Counties Point fHaurijPBWr enemies. Or ,lf the Cuban people Your Pocketbook fore taxes.” • legacies o f‘ set sums that are out Knoiv That~^ tefely Oomponaded '(^m ioN jT^ ■The Treasury reports matured ijy “TTUSts A Elstatcs Maga- Hot Dog Market WITH THESE SHOES wmit us to tWAt th eir nation bet By rAVE HENLE alne,” some 40 per cent of us still of line with a diminished Issue. - The shortest presidential term issues dating back to 1700 are un 'Review of an old will could To Closest President Race Q u i z " ter, let them get rid 6f the partic redeemed. Evidently mote than have neglected to specify to whom was served by William Henry ARTHUR DRUQ LouiavUls, K y„ O ct 10 'A -^'■*^. .i - i .?■ tj . w - I ■*»'■; ^ .TK-'-f-'-^' -J' 1 « * ■. « * - .’i - ♦ • . -♦ / ., ,,..f',. V,...., 1 . ^ MANCHZ8IE8 EVENnW HEatAM), MAKCHaSTZS, COMB- WEDNESDAY, OCnOBEB H, HM / PAGE MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1ft, IftftO P A O l T S V CoUmbim A . JoUe. let siifi bvUdlnfs m aoeat, administrative and leiwareh ■hlmanakl, MT UWOI lt| Ralph C b m y VHOtoy Rd.; Amelesn P. executlvea is third with 18.1 par Socialist Plans Flatehar Br„ Vt N. Elm 8t; John Bloodmobile tlnit Ruth Millett^ Two Officials Trash Pickup sod F sp W. vlneant tA Rajrmoad Business Searching eent M tha o ^ ia g s now, against U.S. Halts Exports to Cuba, Russia Backs HaU, 109 Holl St.; Mra. Mhmir Filing Date N e m ID. and CUlre U.: llellfidy, lot with 11.2 par eent iset time. Write-in Drive To Visit Frid^ Bralnart, 77 N. School St; bulWnts la WOodlsad Terrace; Btlt the sesrbh for engineering, BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Wedding Band Fever Weekly Urged ttoferk Chenby to jBHsnbeth v. exeevti’vss is Shsniy oil in the BaltImorO, O c t l * (F)-JrarreU •'"-r-S Ctibaii Qiarges Ask Hike in to Mr. and Mra. Peter Vitola. 16 On Postal Position Bars Ships Use by Castro The next visit of tha Amer B^wltag Over the Toong Cheney, let end building on north For Executive Talent last six months — 14.7 per cent of Dobbs, presidential candidate of Marble St.; a aon to Mr. and Mrs. Side of lake; Luther I. and fVank ican Iflad Cross Bloodmobile ' "There are only- two of our old William Whelan, Mansfield Depot. B y Manager Mrs. Xiizaboth Dennis Hutehias, today’s epsning sgainst the 22.5 the Socialist Worker party, will be Parking Rate 8. BusU to Bwald and Lillian B. per cent that put this field in sec (Conttnned from P*« b 0 * e ) will be Friday at Mancheater - A sharp look at parsonnal, at U.S. Aggressor crowd who arjen’t married and we BIRTHS TODAY: A eon to Mr. ehsirmsn o f ths RepuhUcsit Town Anderson, land and house on Br- By SAM DAWSON i gin a 5-day Write-in eampalgn in Memorial Hoapital from 10:45 all isvels, hss Isd some oompsnies ond place In Mafsh. are beginning Ntfre. Elizabeth McCaffrey, lOVi He wanta-the Board of Directors the Civil SerVicp .examlnaUon, Ljmwood ScoviU, Charles S. Tar- involved in a near-riot at B<l- oeratie presidential nominee, has forsaken. '' James Reardon. A survey of 133 large com j^iei KsemdHng OoSt High Broad Brook Rd„ HasardvlUe, sues to consider. Ifiurel St, Rockville. ' tOxdrop the town’s competitive bid They .may do this thraugh local plnian, administrator, to Jamss fewer top Job openings (except in more City College last We4k when repeatedly accused the administra Blsbe said that it would be pos Some of her crowd had married . The, two have called for eonver- postmaster John J. Dtlworth, or with average annual sales of 9^19 Where do companies find the died Monday night at Johnaon Me DISCHARGED TODAY: Jamde rule"And allow him to negotiate a J. Lonergan, lot and building on the sales departments) are report he tried to distribute party lltara- sible to discuss In steering commit before they ever received a high from pennlaa to nlckela in Civil Service dlrecUy, she' egJd. million shows, them expecting to' wanted executives? More than tion of showlnjc too little concern morial HosplUl, SiAfford Springs. Pimry, Glastonbury; Leigh Schlo- price for the combined collection Old WiUlmantic Rd. at Junction of ed by employment specialists than ture to students. tee whether the Cubw charges Panel Against school diploma. Several married the town’s 233 meters. Roy Simpson is the present ru fill 292 Jobs paying from $10,00() to half say within their oWn com over the Cuban situation. His Re He was the brother of Mrs. John The'Conversion, Martin said in bei, 8 Michael Dr^ Vernon; Mra. "once a Week of both garbage and Rt 6; Wallaes snd Sandra A. Kaufmen said planks of the go- should be referred to the General the summer after they finished ral ca*rier---he took over treat i, a year ago. $75,000 a year during the coming pany. About a third try a man publican opponent. Vice Prelldent Zevickas, Manchester, t and Mrs. a report to town directors, coul4 Mary Luetjen, 29 Grant St. Rock rubbish from^ the rear of buildings 'Lehr to Augtnt U . and Winifred oiallst Worker platform include William' Zanks, South Windsor. Assembly directly, or to one of the high school. And the rest—all but ville; Mra.'Olga Johnaon, W Oak Raymond E. Lyman early in the Recruiting of engineers still is six months.; 'This is 2.2 jobs per agement recruiter, or advertiae, or more styles... hichard .^1. Social Rush be accomplished without coet in and with containers returned to spring. Simpson is on a tem L. Pszson, land on Hornequin Rd.; a full time occupaUon for many support for (Jaatro's Cubs, nation earlv action and Indicated he He was employed by the Conso ase’mbly’s committees. one other—had caught a husband S t; Ralph HastUIo, East Rd., Rock firm. go to employment agenotee. But alization of basic industries and connection with a factory over the rear." v. porary basis tmUl after this ex Cyril WixOrssns to .MSurice B. firms, especially in the defense and would flake still further steps to lidated a g a r Co., Harardvllle.. He said if the committee recom In the first year of college. ville; Fred’ Brass, Andover; Mra. A year ago a like survey showed 15 per eent (inora than six months haul of the metert,. expected soon. He -asked that a piibHc hearing amination which la open to any Sprague, li^ s n C a n M Mill Rd.; allied induetries. And many de reorganisation of the United States hamstring the Castro government He also leaves two brothers of mended, against corislderatlon of Just two left—two old maida of Roberta Mellen, East Hartford; 466 Job openings, or 3.5 par com ago) hire men from their com- more selections... For Children He recommended the aboard aet be called on appropriating, $52,938 hppUcant Henry F. Rdmm and Marion vices to curtail raidhig of other "on a Socialist basis." Bast Hartford and East Windsor; the complaint, Cuba would fight 20. It’s a safe bet they’ll do their Miss Mary Stratton, 35 Garden St.; pany, Six months ago thsre were petitori. If elected. a public hearing on appropriating for'this purpose.. * . Hawes Ramm 'to James R staffs, or to cut the high cost of Floth candidates presented their another slater of Springfield, this on the floor of the aasembly. beat to tie a young man down dur 17,000 from the parklngX meter Edward Cooney, East -Hartford; Right now, garbage Is colleiSted Waterfront Opportunity 19.9 openings, or 2.5 per company. At the engineering and scien With the request was a memo Mrs. Jeanette Berger and eqn, 22 ' Raymond B. Clarke, attendant O’Meara and Palma ^ O’Meara, recruiting an engineer or scien more savings... cases In speeches to the American Mass.; and several nieces and Fifth ifhd sixth grade children ing the coming year, so they won’t funds for the overhauls. twice a week, and trash twice fi x tific, as apart from thO.exeoutive, Grove St., Rockville; Mrs. Carol, the gate in the dam at Colum Windsor Locks, house and ^ot on tist, are winning favor. The recruiting firm sponsoring Ijcgton In Miami. Fla. nephews. randum citing the. recent capture are too young for evening activi have tcT reach 21 unmarried. Last night, Martin said the con level tha coat of recruiting stays of, three Americana executed for Sterchak and aon, ThompfeonvHl^; year. In Manchester. bia Lake, has announced that the Rt. 87; Marcel Bibeau and Clarle One is the growing trend toward ths poll. Executive Manpower Today's move to curb ^po^ts "Die funeral will be held tomor ties, particularly social dancing. It For that la the trend of the version wouldn’t be in effect until Thus, Martin said, townapepola letting up career centers "in con- Corp., New York, says sales execu high. A eongresaional aubeonimR* their part In an expedition that was agreed by panel members and Mrs. Dtmna Stone and aon, Vernon; ' gate Is open to draw- the water Bibeau, to Arthur R. Quimby amt to Chiba was the second in this row 8:15 a.m. at the Thomas times. Catch a husband early so after the Christmas shopping sea bring their trash to the disposal Julia Quimby, two lots and build nb^on with national meetings of tives are bucking the trend.,The tee study of 78 firms doing more ... and free . landed In Oriente province, the al a participating audience at a meet son. Mrs. Mary Morrissette and son/271 xdown to the winter level, as is ous- area in recent months. The Com W. Johnson Funeral Home, 106, you won’t have to worry' about area "24 hours a day, seven days ings on carde Mill Rd.; Harve^h. tecluttcal group*—a big saving In openings have increased in the last then 50 per cent of their buelneSa BAKE leged dropping of bazookas and ing yesterday of. the Manchester Autumn S t; Mrs. Janet liOnge and romary each fall. He has stated merce Department earlier Imposed Oak SV, Windsor Locks, followed getting fleft.'"' Under his recommendation, a week," dump It in the wrong Collins to Clarence Jewries, lot on time i ^ ^ o r t , and bringing into six months — 28.5 per cent of thys with tha firteral government puts alterations too! other arms in central Cuba by a 4- Child Study group. there would be two claasea of me son. East -Hartford; Mrs. / Doris thii''^{a the Ume for waterfront a reoulrerhent that advance ap-. by a solemn high Mass of re Never mind Whether yoO or he places, start fires, and cause other owners to get any necessary re Hennequin Rd. the open abnee furtive practice. total now as agalim^T.l per cent the average expanse for each man quiem at St. Catherine’s Church, engine plane with U.S. markings About 30 women attended the ters. Both would give one-hour Moreland and daughter. ISS Helaine prnvsl be obtained before Amer have finished your education. Rd. problems. pair madi qn their walls or docks. Quitclaim Deeds: Dwight N But In the eiigiiieering field, too, in March. at 81,022. icans shipped any 'm icks or jeeps Broad Brook, at 9 o’clock. Burial and other developments In U.8.- meeting at the Buckley School li parking for five cents, and the Never mind whetiier ha will be Town trash collections would'al There will be no further notice Of and Theresa I. Clark to Nathan T. new need for enpneertng execu This Is in line with t h ^ tr a p e d Careers Inc. is plugging the ea- Sponsored By to Cubs. It expressed fear at the will be In St. Catherine’s Ceme Cuban relations. brary where the discussion topic sec(»id clasa would also-give two tives,, A apart froiitx^e basic The memorandum said the Cu able to support you. Don’t worry low the area to be locked up and when the gate vrlH be closed. It B elt land on Johnaon Rd.; Nathan up sales drives of many companies rSer center as an answer. The NATIL8N HALE FTA time that such vehiclea might be tery, Broad Brook! was "Are We Rushing Children In hours for ten cents. staff, is-reported slack wing. ban government had Information about what your future Is going regulated, he said, and make mora will be closed when the water level T. Belt to Aaeeeiated Inveatment as competition increases snd cus Isat one held during the western used for military purpo.sea. ■ Friends may call at the funeral to the Social W hirl?” Of tha two classes in use now, Coventry Mother eificlent the town's sanitary landfill Some of the easing in t h r n i A these were part' of a plan for a Panel members were Mrs. Wil to be like If you limit your hus one gives 12 mlnutea for a penny reaches the point where it should Homee, me., lot on Johnson Rd. tomers grow more coy. eledL^os. show and convention in Both of the new actiona go into home tonight from T to 9. band’s earning capacity by put method of refuse burial. be. No excepuons can he made to find top men to head produc-. Thursday, O st 20 bjg invasion "In the coming days," liam Malkenaon; Miss Violet and on up to 60 minutes for five '^.Manufacturing production Sxseu- August draw 5,000 visitors, and effect at 12:01 a m. EDT tomor Suicide Victim Martin said If the procedure Is for people who have not rtmplst- tlon, engineering or general ad-, and that auch an Invasion could Bump, school social worker, and ting his nose to the giAndstone cents. The second gives 24 min Meoehaster E v e s la g Herald 1,500 o f Uiem registered for Job 9:30 AM. row. Alfred t. Palocle carried out, new bids would bo ed their repairs, Clarke said. . minlstratlve staffs may be due to tiv^Mirs second in lino — 21.9 par lead to a "c o n f 1 a g r a t 1 o n of James Herdlc, .superintendent of when he should be preparing utes for a penny and on up to 120 Colombia eorreeftoBdeat Mra. Don- intsrvisws'with the 24 companies The department said It also has taken In the spring on a competi New Reetdente Uie slump in many industries.' But cent (d''the openings now, sgainst Alfred J. Palozle, 74, of Thrall unimaginable proportions" — an the Manchester Recreation Depart himself to e^m a living Instead of mlnutea for five centa. Mrs. Marie ^ u lln e Guillemette, paying Careorii Inc. to maintain revised its export regulations in tive basis. Mr. and Mrs. George Danks and aid ft Tuttle, Mapheae ACisdemy a largs part is traceable to cost 18.5 per centxSerller in the year. A J. W. HALE GO. I Rd.. East Windsor, and formerly obvious reference to Soviet Pre ment. having to'asm one In any way he The parking meter ordinance 26, was found dead In a shed be recruiting staffs at the center. «rder to block indirect ohipmenU. . family have moved into the Runt fi-8415. •Mtting studies. group including, general manage- of Manchester, died yesterday In mier Khrushchev’s promise that Mrs. Malkenson asserted that ca'n. gives the police chief authority to hind her Armstrong Rd., South Earlier, this year, Martin pro of American commodities and posed curb collections that would house on Rose Lane, coming here Rockville City Hospital. Soviet rockets would defend the parents don’t rush children as Girls today are about as short determine the size of the' coln to Coventry ’ home yesterday, a sui ------x!------^ technical data to Chiba. Under,the He was bom in Lithuania, and cide victim. have allowed regular trash pick from Eagieville. Mrs. Danks is Castrd government. ' much by positive action as by pas sighted as they have ever been. be used In meters, and ' the rrvislon, it could take action live ..I ■ ■-.i' gar of HUiiigton wtU be auctioneer. quoted Lodge a# saying in reply: 5 cents to the natioanal PTA per garten, win be held tWi evehlng Donat Durand, 43, of South Wind "Let me Just point to the U2 TAC Auction Set available to the local unit froth the B ehron Furniture, food, vegetables, baked Negro ill Cabinet Issue Seen Bolton State PTA. She sal4 that t))«re are member. from 8 to 9 o’clock in classrooms ham, forfeited a bond of $9 when Fine Art Group goods, all sorts of Items will be- case. Now you might say that if leader training meetings held pe , ’Oiese representative* were In- at the Congregational ChUrch and he failed td«appear. He had ben offerad. there was a cade where we didn’t By 4-H Saturday vitM to speak to the Ideal PTA *n United Methodist Church. Refresh charged with passing in a no pass Hears Sculptress ‘Hoe Down’ Slated haye the. law on our side, it* was riodically in the dtstrieU, informa Also on Nov. 3, a meat cutting A»Rift Between Nixon, Lod’ge HARVEST SUPPER tive literature available-at no cost, the benefits of belonging to the ments will be served. ing zone on ' Sept. 25 by State demonstration will be held at the the TO case,” An auction at the Tolland Coun- Bid Opening state and national PTA. ’fhe meet CYO of St. Maurice Church wlU Trooper Donald Bombard. This was Miss Vemita Carolyn Haynea. Regular hours not convonloiit? By GOP Oct. 26 The U2, plane was forced dokm and speakers available f<>r meet First NaUonAl Stores', Rockville. ^ Agriculaural Center (TAC) on SCedND CONOUfiGAnONAL CHURCH ings at no cost. ing stemmed from a discussion held meet this evening at 7. the .only case at court session last Hartford sculptresa, will b# This will be an ey# opener about By JAMES MABDOW ^extent of saying "It would be a over Russia last May. 885 N. BIAIN STREET evening. R t 31, Roc)cviIIe, Saturday begin- Mrs. Welton said state and na at the Sept. 21 meeting on whether A meeting of the Women Of St. speaker at a meeting of the Man- D m RepabUcan Town Commit* cuts of m eat Men aib^ urged to at (AF News Analyst) wonderful thing to have a quali Kennedy reniembered that Lodge n in ^ ^ t 10 ,a.in. wni benefit the Scheduled ph the local unit should secede from George’s Church will be held $0' fied Negro in the cabinet" But tional PTA maintain a close watch too liu announced plana for a tend. Light refreshments will be Washington, Oct. 19 (/f) — The TV interview of Bept.' 18. And in Center^ulliiing fund. OCTOBER 2 1 ^ PAil. cm activ4 legislative bills pertain the state and liatibnal PTA and be night at 8 o’clock at the Rectory. Manctaeeter Evening Herald chtoter Fine Arts A*an- Friday at CM3P<«ponaored “Hoe Down" dance served by the First National Nixbn repeated what he said: You'll fisd US open Thursday statements of Henry Cabot Liodge, his Oct. 7 T y debate With Nixon, ’The coiutty 4-H organization is ing to education and child welfare come a separate organization. The Chancel Choir Of 4he Con Bolten correepondent, Mrs. Louie 8 p.m. at the Whlton auditorium. on O ct 26 a t 8 p.tn. In the ele Stores. The time is 8 p.m. He'd pick his cabinet on ability, Kennedy' quPted Lodge as conced sponsoring the' event and expects Contribution Children F ir ^ n g in e About Town gregational Church ■will rehearie Dlmetok Jr.,- telephene Mlteheil Miss Haynes has studied with No. 2 man on the Republican not on race or erbed. that should be endorsed by th« evenings from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. mentary aohool auditorium. The School Board Elects ing that^tnls country did not have a large number of the usual auc Adults, $1.75 Undor 12, $1.00 PTAa. Local PTA units are inform A total of $182.34 waa.dcposlt- this evening at 6:30 o'clock. The 9-9823. Naum M. Los of New York City. general committee for the event By action of the Hebron Board preaidential ticket, are getting Yesterday, Lodge returned to the 1*W on Its side in sending the tion fare as well as food, vege Bid* on aupplying a new fir* ed of these legislative actions and ed in the school savings system senior choir will hold lU rehearsal Henry Krela Of Essex, and at the and Saturdays until noon. Includes Emery N. Taylor, LeRoy of Education Raymond J. Burt him personal attention over and RESERVA’noN S BY WEDNESDAY EVENING the subject and predicted that a plane over Russia. > . - tables and baked goods. . Robert angina for the Bolton Fire De their reccmnmendatlons are con this week, by 177 pupils. ’Two stu at 7:30. . Advertisement Hartford Art School. Among her B . Kinney, and Jamee Derby Jr. was again elected chairman of the beyond the usual requirements of Negro would be appointed to the FluCkiger of Elltn^on will be auc CALL MRS. S. HENDERSON—MI 8-8826 dents purchased U.S. savings public pieces of sculpture la a But Lodge said Kennedy "com partment wOl )>e opened et the sidered. The senior choir of tj nil t e d Have you ordered your return Mi*. Stanley K. Nygren la plan board, and Mrs. Edward Foote was the campaign. cabinet if Nixon wins. tioneer. , , stamps valued at $1.00. Methodist Church will rehearse bronze of Francla S. Murphy at ning a program of light entertain pletely misstated my position on meeting of the Fire CommlMloner* At present the state PTA. is address rubber stamp yet? You reelected secretary. A budget of For Instance: What he has had He m#de this statement in Al the TO case.’’ He first said it was Victor Rychilng of Hebron is A "Kaffee Klatsche” will toe tonight at 7 o’clock. Bradley Field. Many plfcea of her P U T O A M & G a ment Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cafaz- to say about a Negro In the cab committee chairman. Serving with working for an educational pro can HELP YOUR MAIL CAR work are repreaented In private York $128,206 was approved. bany, N. Y., Just as Nixon was in a questioner on the TV show who a t 8 p.m. tomorrow. ’ gram on television and a guidance sponsored by the Democratic Booklet Planned Members New Sfocir’EgehonSf zo are working on publicity for The original budget was $131,- inet and about the legality of the the deep South, at Miami, making him are Mrs. Robert MacDonald Town Committee tonight at 8 RIER TO HELP YOU by ordering collections. the event,- and William E. Leary suggested the United States did of Andover, Robert Bernier of Ell The town Voted on Aug. 10 to program,, she said. Ib e Zoning Boards will meet this your, stamp today. For prompt, 481. The Board of Finance cut the U2 spy-plane case. He was back a campaign speech. Nixon said appropriate |1,600 fo r. the pur- o’clock-at the Commimity Hall. evening at 8 .p.m. at the Towm Of 71 lan ciNfit n. • 'manchutii • m> mi la In charge of mueic. on the cabinet-Negro theme again hot have the law on Us side, and ington, James Whitaker ‘ot Mans Mrs. George Pschichholtz, diS' courteous service phone MI 9-3093. Early fall Is the beat time to original figures by $3,276. It Is In when asked about Lodge’s latest that he was merely repeating the chM* of .the new engine. ’The trict representative of the state VoUrs will have an opportunity to fices to start work on a booklet There will be round and square dicated by Supt. Charles H. Abell yesterday. . statement: field, Mrs. George Schofield, Staf After 4 p.m. phone Ml 9-3800. plant a new lawn or reaeed an Jamas t. Blair • Robert H. StOrkol dancing. Interrupted only briefly words of the questioner. ford; Mrs. Earl Abbe, Somers; equipment will )>e financed by PTA, infdrm'ed the group that. If meet State Senator David Dick which will contain zoning regula that this will mean a $2,750 def On Oct. 12 in Harlem he said “I have made no commitments son Jr., Democratic candidate for tions and town 'ordinances per older lawn. Temperaturea then for Introduction of special guests, there should be a Negrro In the . Kennedy, contending he had quot Mrs. Norman Wright, Tolland and Amesite Drives tranefer of fund* from the Re- the ideal unit had any questlcms or Advertisement— are moderate and there la gener-^ icit for the present year. The budg . . . if elected, I will appoint the candidate for Congress from the ed Lodge accurately, produced the Mrs. Gordon Gibson, Vernon. •erre Fund for Capital anwrey, finishing the floors of the fire DOWN Retha Wright, Rudolph F. Wright. place room and‘stage at the Com m Maria T. Borsotti, Bruno J. Cor- munity Hall and to secure pRee* Stardy ^anl, Rachel Kinney, Nelson D. ■aeaai ' benrh Carrier, Thomas D. McHugh, El for storm sash for the north side Wringer swing* and locks 1 ^ 8 posHtons. of the hall, door checks, and a Reg. 8.95 Reg. 17.98 len S. Bean, Beatrice E. DuBols, Drain basin.set* itself for no-splash wringiiig. Dorothy R. Keefe. cabinet for the kitchen. Massey Is Also, Robert B. Keefe, Henry J. also to contact Fire CSiief Peter Convert saw to shaper use. Kit includes molding head, 18 entter Big t-in. wringer ran* ■wHh safa releaaa. Chambers, Geraldine M. Cham Massolinl for purchase of an addi shapes, adjustable shaper fence. Also includes sabre saw for bers, Amos S. Rushlow, Doris M. TO tional fire extinguisher for the Links,' Genevieve LeVole, Alder F. Community H all' apd .two extin intricate cut«. LaVoie, Edward M. Schwartz. guisher* for'the town garage. Kenmore WASHER-DRYER COMBINATION Francis and Melba Lunt, Edward The selectmen voted'unahimous- REGULAR PRIC ES TOTAL 55.83 d S f W. Raymond, Ruth M. and George BOLTON PHARMACY ly to waive the formality of bid-I A Comhlpte Laondiy^In One Unit! Miller, Elaine McHugh, Jennie Sl- ding on the purchase of four new tires for the town truck. The ac durik,' Alexander Sidurik, Richard LAUNDRY AND Parker, Anthony Sylvester, Floyd *<■ tion was taken as it seemed in the j WlUlams, LuclUe Wmlarns, Ann M. NEW MODEL DRY CLEANERS Interest of the tov/n. HOMART "2 0 0 " ONLY $10 m Carrier, Albert Franceschenork, ’The time of 2 to .4 p.m. was set Robert J. Fuller. . . . WE WELCOME THESE MERCHANTS for the Nov. 7 special voter-mak- | Oil Furnaca DOWN . One more voter making session TO BEAUTIFUL BOLTON NOTCH Ing scMlon. .Only persons whose 3 5 8 will take place Nov. 7, from 9 a.m. BOLTON SHOPPING rights mature after Oct. 15 can be P r i c a d L o w to-noon. This session Is only for made voter* as this time. any prospective voter who was not One-dial eantrel . . . Kamner* aatqmatkally ROUTE 44A BOLTON, CONN. AT THE NOTCH A note to the Connecticut Bank waahea. and dries all fabrics. It has huge 10- eligible to be made an elector at and ’Trust Co., Rockville, was slgn- any of the previous sessions. . ed by the Selectmen to borrow $30,- » 1 9 9 lb. eapaeity, belH-ln filter for lint-free wash 4-H Auction Slated 000 in anticipation of taxes. ing, mstpreof ptoreelalned toK Victor Rychlliig is chairman of Cemmunicetion Lag Cited Imagine—4r«e oil central heoN the committee In charge of an auc ’Two representatives of the state , 4 ' i '' tion to raise money towards the BOLTON PHARMACY ing oi such a lew prieel Com Parent Teachers Assn. (PTA) In 4-H contribution to the Tolland. UMBEI 6 fURPLY CO. ROMART Alaminum formed member* of the local unit pare this HOMART value any County Agricultural Center TAC. ROUTE 44A—BOLTON'NOTCH Portable Electric Combination Door 21-IN. SILVERTONE The auction will be held Saturday on Monday they feel there Is X lack of communication between the T'/i'in. Power Saw ^ where. Indudet insulated '|ack- at the TAC building In Rockville PIWM Ml 3-2141 Ragular 88.96 2 9 « 5 beginning at 10 am. and continu PTA here and the state and na Reg. 54.95. A A 9 5 at, hunter, eeromk combustion FREE tional PTA. ing until sold out Robert FTuckl- Onto 2x4’e Chenge from storms to sereeiia ohoinber, blower, fully deon- TV CONSOLETTE OPENING SPECIALS j Ml*. Leland Welton, regional easily, quickly. Includes two Tie# president of the Northeast Heavy d n ^ eooeomy model oble heat exchanger. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY OCTM*. ». ii. M District, explained the aervlres 1 with PloB Power. Makea eaw- glass panels, screen end all MATERii *• . \ hardware. Easy to tnetalL • > Ice Cr^am in* faiiter end effortleee. CLIP THIS AD AND BRING To Build, Remodel and IT TO STORE AND RECEIVE 1 PINT ICE CREAM FREE . REFRESHMENTS SERVED . O N L Y 1 8 8 Maintain Your Property SAFE BUY 3 - i m - l - We Carry A Complete Linel PRESCRIPTIONS 400 TISSUES - • FUEL to KEEf YOU WARM • Sick Room Supplies USED CARS EXPERTLY REG. 35c . i N S T A L L £ D Sllvertone cpneole TV with 21-in- (over OPEN DAILY 8 AAI. to 6 PM. INCLUDING SATURDAY • Whitman Candies • Cosmetics • Greeting Cards • Film COMPOUNDED BOX *50 FORD $U95 Average 20x4D-Foot Roof all diagonal) screen has 261 sq. in. view • Cigars • J^by Supplies 2 for 39c Country Sedan Station able area. Metropolitan chassis prb- Wagon. Radio, heater, Fordomatlc. GUARANTEED 10 YEARS videe sharp, clear picture and good t R E 6 . $ 1 . 2 0 •59 HAT $595 sound. Slim cabinet styling in mahog 3 PTS. Convertible. Low mileage. INSTALLED any finish. .> Real clean! To Our New Neighbors ICE *54 MERCURY $695 B Y E X PE R T S CHARLES A. BARBATO, B.8., Phar. Hardtop. Green and white, At Bolton Notch! Route 44A Bolton, Conn Mercomatlc, power steer Seer* givea yoe e ‘ 10-yeer written guerente* en metorials C. GERARD DiMANNO ing, brakes and windows. end lebos plus foil persenel end property demeite InsurenM CREAM Exeelleiit condition. during installation. Your* with NO MONEY DOWN OB MAX MILLER SAYS— At The Notch *58 CHEV, $1395 *Seers Modernizing Credit Plan. ' Phone Ml 3?0165 FreeDShrery Delray 2-door. Hydramatic, WANT TO SAVE riullo, heater. 6 cylinder. PHONE FOR FREE ESTIMATE Black and white. Low mlle- MONEY? DOUBLE jage, clean throughout. IT'S HERE A REAL RUY! ' Seroco Latex Flat Paint *59 MERCURY LpwiPricetl Hit \ Monterey hardtop. Radio, Stereo Records J GREEN OPENING SPECIAIJ heater, Mercomatlc, power steering. Autumn Haze. R09. 3.98 Gallon Top labels • 3 * ^ It’s excellent! ^See our eempiete seleetieB et the lateat cUteies) v A pepu- *57 FORD $1195 lur itarao-LP racerda! STAMPS Falrlane 2-door. Two-tone green. Radio, heater, Ford- GARM ENTS ^ omatic. „ During Bolton Notch *57 CHEV. $1095 “210" 2!Door. Radio, heat ~. Grand Opening _ DRY CLEANED and PRESSED er, standard transmission. MOHAIR PAINT Budget-priced |>aint for *57 MERCURY $1295 a true luxurj’ finish! ' ROUER COYER Homo Electric Chord' THURSOAY • mDAY # SATURDAY 4-Door Sedan. Black. Radio, Rooms sparkle with new All Wool heater, Mercomatlc, power life with this scrubbable 7-ln. size 29< steering. Organ With Amplifier fini-sh. Brushes and roll Cover ht* sMst roller frasMa. "Powortuft'' Mohair pieke op big paiat ers .wash out in soap and load and llowa it oe amoothly. Corpef SALE DAYS Many Can SoW With water! ^ .. . Boom-filling volume THIS OFFER CMM)D Reg. 8.50. ' X99 AT BOL’TON BRANCH for the price of 1 with eeparete.eontrola Ocl.17!hruOt,t.2? ENGLAND’S STORE ONLY NO MONEY DOWN ■ ' ' jk - Sq. Yd^ fiq. yd. W (Just Goo(d Crodit) Durable hiqthproof. Hand naclrlc Guitar oml Master Mixed Decor-ete some high-ibw .design goes Matcli numbers in book with numbers on i e y lAcrtchlng Amplillar ,Reg. 7.9$ CaM well with any furiil*h|ng, ’ HOUSE PAINT V Closely tufted for maximum boatd and play songs the first time you try! Organ .Both fOY e e 7988 MILIER’S Bolton Branch MORI AR TY. reststanre to cruahing.' Available in 9', 12', 15’ has 37 keys. 18 chord buttons. Instructions. Now R e d u c e d g a l l o n . BROTHERS widths. Choose from 7 beau PHARMACY NEW MODEL tiful eolore. .. Matching Walnut Finish Hardwood 8ench - .10.88 Isdedee eerd, p i*, tofisdlias. Oe*UM*toi— to O n l j .- J m CASE FOR, ESSO Ltoeebi—Meiiesay—Oemet— EagBsli Feri Ltae MANGHESTER SHOmND PMIUDE M M SII SERVICE STATION and 9i8.CENTEB 8BT. * d r y MiON., TUB« h ■ ATrjSfluit '.to 8 l^ iL—W«»..|THTOML, FML 19 AM *e • F J t . LAUNDRY 9toMhMtoi^MI 8-8188 W N m i44A •^Satisfaction guRranteeii or your mone'y back” • BOLTONNOTCH • MI3-0451 *OUn 44A. aOtTON, CONN, AT IHt NOTCH OPEN BVENINOS w V '5^ . v . i , t • ..fc; # MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER lS,i 1960 WEDNESDAY, pCTTOBER 19, 1960 Pages IS to 2$^ PAGE POTJllTEEN Section Two WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1960 iianriifralrr lEurttitts l^cralh -Hal Boyle ToUand County Plan Experts \ • Superior Court Water Pressure Hike On Scene for Unopened Books Tell The National Silk Co.,, which for fife Safety appealed a |«0,000 aaaeaament levied by the Town of Coventry, "Town'Dlrecton last night took^Thore_ would bo ho oMooamenta Master Study Of Legislaiure Volumes About You waa awarded a reduction to 980,- s otopip toward preaorvlng the lafe- againdt proparty-oivnere. ty of oome 40 to 45 elderly pa- Other , appropriations scheduled Two representatives of Planning Atty. John F. Shea Jr., Man* someone borrows it by his own 780 by Judge Milton H. Meyera in tiento< many of them bedridden, .at for ;puhllq liearinga p'et 26 in the 't-.-' and Renewal Associates of Boston cheater Republican candidate toi V m York U you ■'4- '-A... - . A ' m - ' ' choice, but In either case it rarely Superior Court laat week. Judge the Oiblin Convalescent Home on Veroianck" School are BISO.OOO for have come to Manchester to con the (Seneral Assembly, struck Ua{ t«U a njan by hU library. *' cornea back home. It travels from Meyera aat ip the abort calendar Cottagp St./ a Wept Side eewer project; $45,- tinue an 18-month survey of this aeaaion of the Court of Common today at fiscal policies under Gov; But aMumos h« baa road hand to hand and, mliid to mind According to officiala,' the Cot 000 'for. a 'swimming pool at the town which began Sept. L until It la worn out. Pleaa. , Saulter'8'Pond alte; and $380,000 Morton Braun, partner in the Abraham Riblcoff and the 1959. the books In hla Ubrary. Often be In other diapoaitiona. Judge tage StV water piipply haaii’t ade Democratic-controIIed state leg* Every man’s library is an index quate nreasure for, the' home’s op slightly leas for an addition to Boston firm, and Norman Abend baant. of his postponed reading pleasures. Meyera granted judgment for Kay the-.Mary Cheney Ubrairy. . / met with General Manager' Rich islature. Jl truer appralaal In most cases, Investment Oorp. in a foreclosure aprinkjbr eyatem. Fire Chief J. He termed these policiee “Ir* Those row after row of dust- Clifford Mason tees the situation Fropoeala to issue bonds for the, ard Martin and Planning En probably, la that you can tell by catching books aren’t there just to action against Mr. and Mra. An sewer and library addition would gineer Edward J. Rybezyk yes responsible" and said they threat^ a man’s Ubrary what be aspires thony G. Waailefaky of Grand as “one of grave concern,” accord en Conriectlcut’a “proud history of awe the neighbors. He really means ing to.(^neral Manager Richard be put to vote as queetions in the terday in Martins’ office. to be—If he only had time. to get around to reading them Aye., Rockville. The amount was State and presidential' el4btldfi mi fiscal responsibility . , . establishad Most men’s llbrsrlea aren’t $1,475.76, plus $175 in counsel .M artin They,.reviewed past and future by years of Republicam control." ; some time when he has more lel- 'Nov. I, .. work of P A R Associates In re mmAt, iq|> of the books they have 'sure than he has now. fees, on a second mortgage. Law Directors schediiled ■ a* pub Although it will be the'subject 'iih 'a program "motivated bj* read and treasured. ’Hiey are made day was set for April 3. lic ^ g rin g . for Oct. 26 on appro- gard, to Manchester’s traffic pat political expediency and a desire He may never actually read of a hearing, the fate of the awim-, terns, business and industrial lo up of the books they 'Intend to them, but they sUll serve a useful Max Rosenfield wax awarded prii||tihd:^^000. to replace a 4-inch ming pool plan-initiated by Ddmo^ to avert a party-sponsored tax to* read someday — some day when judgment in the amounts of $388 mam in ^ t t a g f St. with an 8 'erats will be. uncertain after'to d cations, land use, planning, zoning, Engaged crease, 'the Democrats, Shea said; there Isn’t something more press purpose to him. They are a visual Inch main frOnj^ Oak St. to Birch i>opuIation densities and anal left the state facing "dire fl- reminder to him of the learning and $3,980 in two actions brought newly elected Republican-con ysis of needs and recommendations The engagement of Miss Judith ing to 'do. against PUlsbury Home# Inc. At St. According to "Mason, this would trolled Board takes olBce'Nov.'7. Marion Chase, Rockville, and An nanoial troubles.” To be Mterate a man doeant he Intends to acquire if he'could for future town planning and de somehow just get some of the torney's fees came to $175 and renlova^the dange(v.and Martin - The Republicans have . already thony Louis Jones Jr., Manches He said the latest figures from have to read a large number of $250 in each case, respectively. said “It wotild do a''aatiafactory called for an overall study of park velopment.' hurry out of-his existence. Braun said that areial photo ter, is announced by her parents, the state finance commissioner books. He needs only to know a PUlsbury Homes waa defendant jobV.not only for the convalescent and recreational needs before spe Mr. .and Mrs. Clayton Chase, '23 indicate there will be an $8 millfda few choice books well, and to In As time goes on he may find the in a third suit, brought by Dor cific projecta-are started. ■ graphs will be taken sometime facts of actual llvlng.have removed Bancroft Rd,, Rockville. budget deficit by June 30, "dfi^ite crease hla understanding by re othy Kossoff, who was awarded a next m'onth for new maps of the Her fi^ce Is the son of Mr. and repeated instances of bonding to reading thena. the need of reading some of these $3,882 judgment plus $250 in coun area. Land requirements for popu Mrs. Anthony L. Jones Sr., 127 pay current expenses.'/ fine books. But he still keeps them lation growth and a study of-roads Even three books can produce sel fees. Law' day was set for Nov. Pi-ospect St. Shea said Gov. Ribicoff and tha a well-stocked mind. *111600 bpoks on the shelf. 28 in each case. and traffic will be major factors The bride-to-be la A Jjine grad Everyone has his own favorite in the comprehensive study, Braun 1959 legislature bolstered the gen are the dictionary, the Bible, and Leon Goldamith of West Hart- | Woman^s CluhSets Concert uate of Rockville High School, eral fund $20 million by diverting a collection of Shakespeare’s unread book. I have two In my li said. and is employed as a dental as brary. ford was granted a ’$2,382.98 fore Norman Abend will handle the funds from the highway depart works. No one who knows those closure judgment and Connect!-, I ■ ' l-"f;,• sistant by Dr. Robert D. Laurie, ment: Issued $12 million In bonds three books weU la leas learned One Is called “How to Raise a By Pianist-HumpristNoVsJ4 traffic study. Vernon. Her fiance is A 1958 grad cut Bank and Trust Co. was Charles . Woodman and Harold to make annual payments formeiv t>mn he who has skimmed 10,000 Dog in the Suburbs.’’ Since I live awarded a $3,679.37 foreclosure uate of Manchester High School, in a city apartment where only Kramer, two other members of the, ly paid out of current income on other books. judgment, b ^ h against. Dennis The Woman's Club of Manchee-q> and is employed by Grand Union, school construction grants; Issued A man's reading taste is usual cats and mute parakeets are al Other metfibers of the program Boston firm will also come to Newington. Thorogood of Somers. Goldsmith ter will present Marshall Iren, eominitted, who will , assist in Manchester soon to assist. $'4 million in bonds for state build- ly a prisoner‘of hia age. In youth lowed as pets, I haven’t got around was alsofi awarded $250 counsel to reading this important book. pianist-humorist, in a program at preparations for the performance, Tlie master plan study will cost 0,,-1 T,oui;, improvements and-repaira In- he prefers romantic fiction, but *s. Law'day is Dec. 27. . will be Mrs. WiUlam Wagner, Mrs. $31,000, with $15,000 coming from and Mrs.^ Stanley Invin, hahdrnade volving some current expense as he grows older he likes to read But 1 still keep it handy for an •YEARS OF COMMUNITY PARHCIFATION!-- the Waddell School auditorium on items; Mrs. Patterson Chaff m, emergency. FORTY-NINE YEARS UNDER THE SAME ______iGEMENT; Kenneth' McAIpiae, and Mrs, Bur federal fund.s allocated to the Con "brought $4 million ad- factual material because life has Monday, Nov'^ 14 at 8 p.m. ton Rice. * necticut Development Commia.sion. Swedish baked goods and candy;, ditional to the general fund by taught him there is nothing more My other favorite unread book is HERE ARE SOME OF morLOW AFPRECIAT10N VALUES! Mrs. Fred Hutt^ Christmas cards entitled “How to Retire Before 40." The musical satirist,' who has The Town Planning Commission over-l.s8uing bonds on the Hartford romantic than the truth, or more MEN’S BfEN*S appeared as a guest on the Ed Sul and wrappings: 'Miss Elsie John Bridge Authority deal and piekad novel. It is already 10 years too late Do FALSE TEETH MEN’S MEbrs. will act as a coordinating, agency, son, Christmas decorations. for me to find anything except an livan, Steve .Mien and other tele*, directing planners to proper up another $2 million for the gen The trouble with a library Is Soeh, Slid, or Slip? IW^ANTS’ 2-PIEGE SLEEPERS Hantfker^iefs vision programs. \^’ill present a Bridge Marathon Also, Mrs. Maurice Swenson, eral fund by , abolishing many spei that if you have a reaUy good book antlqtMrian interest in this volume. FLANNEL SOCKS sources of information. fall arrangements; Mrs, Carl What’s the favorite unread book rASTEETH. an Improved powder with feet, gHp snaps. A O m "_ T-SIlirti -waiaa sw ’n ’’spoof’ of concert singers, opera Periodic report.*! will be made ciai fund.- and appropriating thelF It somehow gets away from you. tolo bewprJnkled on upper or lower Good quality. piota and will play variationa on a To Start Oct. 30 available to the public and gen Johnson, plants; Mrs. Janies An balances." You either lend it deliberately or bi your library? „ plates, boldi raise teeth more firmly Sikes 1 to 4. Reg. $2.00. marLOW SHIRTS Fsney pa$tenu In all derson, jewelry; Miss Kaye Rask, In place. Do not elide, slip or rock. AOiletie Briefs popular theme 4n the style of vari Space Capsule Gets Inspection eral manager's office. Shea continued, "After all theai No gummy, sooey. Pfstr t“ te or . Extra Bottoms, Reg. 08«—marLOW 2 for 40o size# B ^ . 60c qnallly. Reg. $ for $1.00 ous composers -during the first The Manchester YWCA will The Boston firm, now doing sur Miss Joyce Crawford, Miss Brenda feeUng.FABTEEiB Uslkallne (noD- SoUda and plaids. CoAgressmart Mim Daddarlo takes Manchester's representatives to the General Assembly on a tour Ogren and Miss Denise Marley, manuevers, however, the general White, stairdy, eombed htUf of the program. veys here and in Bloomfield, have fund now faces the . . , de£fit be^i acld). Done not eour. Checks “plate Reg. $2J8 wnlnes During his comedy presentation, sponsor a bridge marathon begin of hls life-size model of the Project Mercury Capsule in which the country’s first astronaut svill be Kiddie Korner; Mrs. H j a 1 m a r odor breath”. Get FASTEBTH a t cotton. mari.OW n w l O W ning Oct. 30 and continuing at two- launched into space." Inside the missile is Atty. Irving Aronson, and standing in front of Dacidario completed surveys in Torrington, cause of politically inspired opti drug counters everywhere. Izen manipulates puppet perform Watcrbflry and Stafford, Carlson, Mrs. Robert Widham and mistic revenue forecasts.” m o ri.O W ers atop the piano' while accom- w4ek intervals th ro u ^ Aprjl. is Atty. David Barry, Daddarlo. brought the model to Manchester -yesterday, which was Daddarlo Mrs. Andrew Watson, coffee shop. Domestic Department m oiiO W Day. He spoke to-the dvitan Club at noon and then toured the to*\Ti for a hand-shaking cam Concluding, Shea said, "A. con MARLOW'S SHOE REPAIR pehying himself on the keyboard Mrs. Ernest Ungerer, chairman Eight young women who will tinuation of these policiea can only The second half of the program paign. (Herald Photo by Rnto). — serve as hostesses for the coffee IX)WEB STORE LEVEE—MI 9-112X1 F o r of the project, has announced plans lead .to financial ruin. The next *1.49 2 Mr 49c 6 49c will be devoted to serious concert to arrange group.s for playing In Covenant Woman shop, w’here coffee and Swedish session of. the legislature facea a CANNON BATH TOWELS 49c piano. Among selections *rill bd- the morning, afternoon and eve ran chairman for this year's affair. da.vs. Wednesday through Monday, buns will be sciwed, are Miss Carol difficult task in attempting to cor RUMMAGE Scarlatti’s sonatas; Scherzo Op. 16, ning.-An evening group for mixed Elks Will Honor y A social period at 7 p.m. will pre are expected to average to 6 dc- Set Holiday P’air Poole,-Miss Doreen Crawford, Miss rect the economic blunders of t h ^ No. 2 by Mendelssohn; Intermezzo cede a dinner at 7:30. After a grce.s below norm'al. Cool 'Tliurs- ______" I Hope, Childers, Miss Nancy 49th ANNIVERSARY V GIKLS’ couples will be offered. Eight predecessors." Reg. 60c. marLOW 2 For 69c onu.8’ oniL S ' C Major and Capricclo C Shirp couplea will make up each group. Newsmen of Area Ij .short speaking program,, dancing day. thi-ough' Sunday, but milder The Covenant Women’s N ju lld j Youngstrom, Miss Charlotte Kee- SALE FLANNEL KNIT Minor by Brahms, and composi I will round out the activities. .Monday. The normal temperattire of the Covenant Congregatibhal i ncy, Miss Barbara Rask. Miss Aii- SPORT tions by Chopin and Rachmaninoff. Foursomes will meet at private i ^ CAMEL’S HAIRf NO! ’ SPECIALS! COTTON . RAYON homes for tlje marathon. The play ’ Manchester Lodge of Elks will fo” the Hartford area during the Church will sponsor a HolidaH/*'"® Peltier and Miss Susan “"Ven Los Angelee--Claniel’8-halr ‘ COOfER HALL Co-chalrmeh of the event are period ranges from a high of 62 to Fair at the church. 43 Spruce St.,! ezla. 'Mrs, John Malone and Mrs. Don will adjourn' temporarily, during Extended Forecast brushes are not made from the PANTIES SOCKS honor the press Saturday. a lAw.of 39. Precipitation should on Saturday, Oct. 29, from 10 a m. 1 Members of the seventh grade coarse, kinky hair of camela, but South M othodist Church FUNNEL SHEET BLANKETS J I PANTIES Guinan. The Waddell School audi the Christmas holidays, and re Men’s full rubber heels. Men’s half rubber heels. sume In January. ' Elks throughout the country an total over Inch occurring as rain to 5 p.m. Proceeds will benefit the i Sunday School class, under the from the tails of squirrels. Rus-. Good quality, all sizea Wlnterwsigfct in sizes Beg. BOe pair torium haa a seating capacity of Windsor Lewks, Oct. 19 iJFi — direction of. Mrs. George Poole Pastel eoloM. Reg. 8Qp 500. TTcketa will go on sale for the YWCA membership Is not neces nually honor new'spaper people Thursday and again about Sun church building fund Sian and Siberian squirrels ara -Regularly O O ^ Regularly THURSDAY. OCT. 20 70 X 90 size. . Reg. $2.98 The U.S. Weather Bureau at Brad day. Mrs. William Crawford and Mrs. will display articles which they particularly prized by artists. Reg. $2.29. marLOW ^ i e** ^ $ to 1$. Reg. 60e public Nov. 1. Husbands of Wom sary to enter the maratllbn. Reg during National Newspaper Week. *1.25. y y C $ 1.00. 79e DOORS OPEN 9 A.M. an's Club members .will be guests istration should be made by Fri Elmore S. Anderson, exalted ley Field Issued this forecast for Paul Norling are general chair have made. Members of Covenant Many painters also swear 1^ the m4ri.OW m m i O W men. Those in charge of various Men Will be In charge of a hot dog gpoasored by Stanley Olrcla m o rL O W m o ri.O W for the annual men's, night observ- day by calling the YW’CA office ruler of Manchester Lodge of Connecticut today: The hummingbird Is capable of red sable' brush from the t ^ of ' aiice. any day before 3 p.m. El'k*. has named Thomas F. Con Temperatures for the next flva flying backward. include Mrs. Anna Snow and soda pop booth. the weasel-like Siberian kolinsky. Ladies’ nylon Hfts. of W. B. O. S. Regularbr Ixulies’ rubber PEQUOT MUSLIN SHEETS Pair 49c heels. , OyC *1.49 2F.ir69c 2 P a ir 49c 2 49c White, type No, 146. ihneat quaUty, Doable size 81 x $0. WOMEN’S Reg.2.40. ^ n,arIX>W^le*t^ 1 WOMEN’S WOMEN’S WOMENS OPEN OPEN 1 RAYON NYLONS RAINCOATS HOUSE- !» The Most Important Concern of Qovenment’' BrenlMig^aer ahd FUl- fDRESSES 9 JUN. 9 JUN. Boys' Wear Specials! 1 PANTIES faaidaaed hy' kCaadMator lU g . $19M YAL e Y ! G E N T O N Qfald. Reg. 99c. - MEDICAL CARE FOR 1 WMte and psatols in all to \ | o 1. . sizes. Reg. 49e eaeh " iiwibvr""*- r " 1 nr A h (- BOYS’ TROtlSERS iM r i.O W '' , fx m o r i.O W m a t O W 9 P.M. T 9 P J N . SENIOR CITIZENS Dreas styles snd chino. All sizes. <1 A O 1 ^ sajmii fat IhQ and adequate health Beg. 2.98 values. . marLOW *8.49 proteetfoo under Social Security for our 49c - 655 MAIN-ST.-^CORNCR of PITKIN ST. eideriy dtiaene, not as charity medicine I 2 P a ir 49c EAST HARTFORD tmdcr .a pauper’s oath—but with dig BOYS’ SOCKS nity as an earned right.” “POOR BUS1IRS” Iran MARLiIjirs SHOE DEFiIRTMEHr! -Frank Kowalski Gay, bright |patterus. ^ AO^ Reg 49e pair. marLOW Fair "tT v X oMEN’8 FAMOUi KISOELLANEDVS CHILDRENS FAMOUS AND OF COURSE . . . \ BRAND BRAND THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY . FLATS end SHOES OXFORDS SHOES Disoonanued styles. 99c YOUR TREMENDOUS RESPONSE AND OUR INABILITY TO SERVE YOU. OUR CUSTOMERS^ Values to $$■•$ Discontinued styles. SHIRTS and SPORT SHIRTS Values i(K$12.95 Valuea to $8.95 GRAB BAG PROPERLY. PROMPTS A REPEAT OF OUR FABULOUS 3-DAY RIOT WITH GREATER VALUES THAN EVER BEFORE. DONT MISS IT! * t . 8 5 Beg- 2.10. 49c marLOW *4.99 *2.99 TABLE! - r rp * (Black, brown, red, .. (Many colors, nuuiy *3.49 suede) styles) (Black, brown, tan) Ladiee’ and OhOdren’a (Some W-I-D-E widths!) (Some W-I-D-E wtddia) (For boys and girls) Shoes and SHppen 8 9 c FUNNEL KNIT SKI FBJAMAS '^Surry, but not all sizes bi aill s^lea, but stUl is'wonder!Ml selection. Reg. 2,98. $1 AO FOI 9 marLOW AUEIiCA’S IlfATNESS hiRMTDRE DEFARTiteNT ASH ANNIVERSARY S-F-E-C I-A-LS! ★ RUBBERIZED RAINCOATS ' TOT! SEALY TWIN BED OUTFIT ^ morLOW $69.49 DEMfCIATIC Black or yellow. Includes: 4 poetormaple bed. Scaly box spring, Sealy mattress.'' Reg. 2.98. . marLOW $1.49 ★ m iN p s t i e s MEN’S JACKETS FallTg$Uvir Mm ’s Olatsie RAINCOATS « C u m b e r l a n d - WASH 'n WEAR Greatest Clothing Event Ever Took Place PUTFORM ROCKERS PLASTIC COAT md POUCH 1.50 VALUES TO 5.95 VALUES CeoiKlHM lo» CoBfl'e)'**®" nest KewoliMi OeriS Miller, Treeiurer Houseware Dept. Buys! TUCK-A-WAY ALUMNUM COT * \ Choice of maple or upholstered franm. AO 4.9S VALUE—MOT NllCE\ | Braan Finish Magazine With Innenprlng mattress. $00 $50.00 valuea. marIXIW A $39.00 taine. marLOW/^A ^ ^ JT l O C , , . r J . 9 9 Racks. Reg. $1.98. marLOW 89c BOYS’ JACKETS | DELUXE 8LUMBERLAND 1.00 Plastic Storm ^ WATER REPEUENT | Windows. marLOW As Foi 49c MAFLE 4-DRAWEfl CHESTS TWIN STUDIO GOUGH .... - ■ ‘j _ '' - ■■ ^T04A5VALUES \ ■ . .J ■ ' Large size, nutmeg finish. A AO 33 Tooth Bamboo Lawn Tour eholoe of eoven. SiLO AO •f- marLOW MEN’S H O SE Mon’s SPORT SHIRTS marLOW » ' - • .1’'^ w Rakes. • marLOW Each 29c a • , MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS NYLON STRETCH COnON and FLANNEL NOW Thru rtllDAY. OCT. 21 9-PIEOE ' WASH'n WEAR 1, Pint Vacuum Bottles. WH41EONWHIT1 REG. 1.00 VALUE TO 3.95 VALUES Made by Thermos. - ftQ — 9x12 ROD CUSHIONS AIR • C A M N E T S SOLID MAPLE DEN SET REG. 2Se VALUE Reg. $1.69. marLOW I f T v ■ ■ ■ : 'j CONOmONEI^ • D O O R S Jute-waffle AO Sofa. Choice of chair dr rocker, cocktail C<| X A AO marLOW table and 2 step tablet. marLOW |0 F«*f F 1 3 8 Men's or Boys’ TroRser Greasers. BOYS’ ORLON SWEATERS* ' DESKS • LUMtER (Dryers). ■ * ■ ■ '■ 3 8 < ^ Reg. 69c. marLOW " t l r V 2-PIEOE SUEVELESS , c h a i r s ' • SOUTH REND Box Spring and Matching Inner- TURNING LATHE Wly fortHlad for your profoc* T€i4AS VALUES P K N C H E S I UWSON LIVINO ROOM SET r ntCC spring Msttress included with Hen ogoinst rusHng and corro> Rotary Yard Colthes Dryers. purchase any. 3-Piece Bedroom Suite from MEN'S WOOL and NYLON MEN'S euiLT UNED . • C O M P L E H t. a 242 feet line space. S« ja A A Of HLES Beautifully nyloa mvared foam $010 AO $219.49. FLANNEL ^ CHROME PLATING lion of ony nwtal Reg. $19.95, marLOW I H s T ^ ensMons, sofa and elialr. inaiLOW A 1 F •■F F SUBURBAN GOATS •b HOIST (iHauual) INSTALLATION BOYS’ CORDUROY PANTS 1 . 8 8 B R E S S p a n t s 7-Pc. Aluminum Canister *1.99 STMPHdNIO^n.UXE < " 9.95 VALUE 9.95 VALUE R E C n n E R S • COMPLETE LINE I AGaaL ROAM Sets. Reg. $3,98. marLOW 5 TUBE AG-DO RADIO 2.95 VALUE ' l ^ OP TEXTILE S .y lK R ^l.n O W 8 M ]fOll 44WEED FORTABU PHONO 1 - l o c k e r s " M IG R A y iN G LOOK! marLOW Copper Bottom A ^ O / ^ .'-l: j :, :f- KANOTESTEE EVEMNG HERALD, HANCHESTISR. c o w . , WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER W, IMO PAGE SEVEMTEEK. r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1980 * ------. . . had he made his rtiluests for in ever, Mahoney also indicated he reactlcm' from the lOmoat 10,000 resistance in trying to find out “Yow Day "How fully . . '. this course is be formation specific. felt clearer inatructlone Should be ... 1 Legionnaires snd townspeople in PowellSays A subsequent move by Powell to given to board appointees in the the audience. But the reeponsa ing used for the general enjoy Nixon Claims Win was hard to gauge at times, be request the answerp formalW from future. CANDID Eniphasis Special Tax Form cause .it came on conflicting pbinis ment of the 'golfers of Manches Macaione was dereated. In the CluhReports ter.” vote, he was backed by Directory 8A n x « B E 8 0 IIED of their argumeilts. Alice Lamenzo and Francis Ma Groton, Oct. 19 OB—State police WEDDINGS Kennedy drew a hand when he He declar^ himself “offended’’ TOPNOTCH remarked that “a dMgerpus de honey, biit opposed by Kelly, men early today saved a sailor On Health In Last 2 Debates Not Complete by this “repeated opposition” and Barnes, Thomas Bailey. Robert from Jumping into the Thames river by Salem PhetegmplMm terioration In our relative military also by any idea that he wanted Gordon, and Philip Freedman. from the Gold Star Bridga. For 65s or Older strength has been the direct re to “poke around” in the club’s pri Otior or Black and White By t h s Asso c ia ted p r e s s sult of short-sighted budgetary Town Director Theodore Powell After the vote. P o stil said, ‘"This The., /sailor waa Identified m MANCHESTER STORE SPECIALS-afstlali Mart WsiassCay at i aBiAaa TliurMlay, Friiay aad Satariay (CoBtiaiMid fPOiM Page One) assured for the I960 GOP ticket In vate business—an interpretation action tonight has implications be La'wrencet K. Saunders, 33 Mag * HmUUi concern* this .week r*n*:e Washington, Oct. 19 IjP) Start-Acal bills exceed 8 per cent of their Florida. policies and bad Judgment in says the Board of •Dlrectoki Ts not which he placed on comments by yond the country club question. I nolia St., Norwalk, who is at from midden deeth* of bebtee to Ing Jap. 1, taxpayers who are 55 taxable income. didat* quoted from a letter by An actual face to face meeting Washington.” getting enough information as to Director Gilbert BameF. wish the board would have more tached to the Submarine Base. Hertn's Soviet edvanee for avoiding heart or older will have to 'file a special Congress last spring made two Preeldent Eleenhower during tpeir .was scheduled for tonight when Hie crowd ^applauded also when Powell acknowledged some fi regard for the request of a director Policemen spotted Saunders Income tax form If they want to major changes in these special both Nixon and Kennedy address Nixon remarked, “Thera will nev what degree the Manchester Coun dlaeaaea: moet recent debate last week. nancial matters at the club are for information.” trying to climb the railing of Ute CAMERA SHOP claim deduct ion I for medical benefits; the Alfred E. Smitti Memorial er be a dollar sign on'.what try Club serves the public. private. Some members have form Infanta* Sudden Death* expense. • Kennedy - Insisted he violated no ^^ericans will be able to do for Mrs. Lsunenzo agreed with Powell bridge and nabbed him b^ore he 1015 MAIN ST^m S-7S60 1, In the "past, the 3 per cent JJlnner In New York, His requests for Information ed a private corporation to pre- that the board wasn’t getting could get over. ’The authoritlea 'TBable* eometime* are found mv**- Internal Revenue Service offici nile was waived for both a hus pact and waa, simply reading from defense.” al* said yesterday they are ^de- have met “repeated opposition” seiwe the .clubhouse and < ^er as enough information and, Mahoney sadd Saunders waa locked up for terloualy dead tn their crib* or car- band and wife so long as either was the recoM to aaaure suicuiacy. Misunl Beach, Fla., Oct. 10 (F)— from other Directors, Powell de sets nqfr'bwned by the towh. How also called for fuller reports. How intoxication. riagna. Moat doctor* think the rea- slgning tlie new form to comply 65 or older at the end of the tax EXTRA STAMP Richard M^ Nixon and John F. Hunter* Reminded ever, said Powell: “The interest of The Vice President had optimis- aon la undetected respiratory In with a law which Congress passed year. The new law waives the rule RIOT! Kennedy ’hgree there lylU be a clared last night at a board this board is In the use of public THE fection*, and not sufforatlon from almost without notice, six months only for that part of a couple’s tlcaiiy foiecast the'outcome of his stepup in United States prepared Hartford, Oct. 19 (A>)—The up meeting in the Munlcipnl Build land,” and the board should have too many blankets. ago. medical expense* which 1* attribut Mevlsed meeting with Keimedy as ness but paint conflicting pictures ing. He added: “This . . . has Older taxpayers who claim med NO COUPONS NEEDED! Hurry and Fill Your Book Quickly! land game and waterfowl 1960-61 Information as to how the public WENNEBGBEN Now (i new theory comeji from a able to the person 65 or older, hla plane flew from St, Petersburg, of the nation’s strength today. season starts Saturday, but at dif implications beyond the country land is being used and finMCial in BriUeh. physician. Dr, Francis F-. ical deductions will be required 2, The 3, per cent rule used to Both presidential candidates club question.” to file the new form in addition to Fla., to Wilmington. Through a ferent hours, the State Boardsof formation concerning it. G o n ^ c t i o n , Camps of London. He finds evi- apply to medical deductlona for spokesman he described Kennedy’s drew applause at the American Fisheries and Game reminded Powell’s remarks carfie in con . dence many infants are allergic their regiilar tax return. The all- dependent parents, regardless He requested answers to these GENERAL CONSTRUCTION form also will be used by those DEERFOOT FARM DiERfOOT FARMS Wggyatlon of a fifth debate ‘in the Legion convention with pledges hunters today. nection with a report he Saw as questions: - to milk and may accidentally in of their age. The new law waives DCBtFOOT FARMS DieRFOOT FARMS doting days of the campaign that this country will marshal inadequate on plub finances and FOR EXPERT 90 Oxford SL—MI S-S80S hale small quantities of it This who claim they pay medical bills SKINLESS. SHANKLESS Connecticut sportsmen must 1. How many days was the of dependent p aren ts -or parents- the rule when the parent* are 65 “an act of bravado.” its might in the fafe of commu wait until 6:42 a.m. (EDT) for operations, submitted by Roger course closed for restricted tour .WHEEL ALIGNMENT--Y^EEL BALANCING sets, up an Inflammatory reaction’ or older. READY-TO-EAT nist thrusts reaching as close as Macaione, the board’s appointee to RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING In their lungs Later, if they in in-law who are 6.5 or older. DAISY PORK Nixon ha* rejected the idea of the upland game start, luid until nament.play in 1959 and 1960? "Custom Built Taxpa.vers in either category are No change waa made in the re 1 lb. pkg. SKINLESS an added debate but proposed ex Cuba. ~- , 1 p.m. for the ■waterfowlT the club’s board of goveniora. 2. How many season tickets and COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE hale mdre^ milk, fatal allergic quirement that deductjona for Nbcon told the Legionnaires yes allowed larger-than-usual medical SMOKED panding their rad ay evening de The board predicted a good sea Powell said the report did not occasional tickets for 18- and 9- SEE a H om fs" shock may dcgiir. deductions. drugs and medicines niay be claim bate to (wo hours instead of the terday, in a reference to Fidel hole play were sold in 1959 and Cas|ro’« Cuba, that “we will take son for small game hunters. contain the kind of information he Flu Reelatanc* The new lax form ha* not yet ed only.to the Extent that they ex SAUSAGE LINKS FRANKFURTS SHOULDER BUTT usual one. Kennedy at first re “As uauai, pheasant hunting will has been .-requesting for 15 monUii I960? Residential and Coinmeretel been finally approved by TRS com ceed,! per cent of the: taxpayer’s SHOULDER lected the Idea hut said yesterday the atrongest possible economic In outbreaks of i^uensa. the measures to counter the economic depend largely upon put-and-take on public use of the town-owned Mayor Eugene T. Kelly told Remodeling, Repahteg missioner Dana I.atham. It was taxable-income. he woAild be willing. golf course. The town leased the Powell he could get answers -to virus apparently Invade*- many understood that I.^itham ha* re No significant revisions have banditry being practiced, by this, stocking and, unfortunately, lands CLARKE MOTOR SALES and AltoratlonB At the same time, however, Ken course to the club On condition persons,'hut a majoritj’ of them do jected 'several proposed versions regime akeifist qur ooimtry .and suitable, as pheasant cover con thisse questions in two minutes been made this year in any of the nedy’s aides said the second hour tinue to decrease each year,” said that club membership and course from the town clerk and he could .301 BROAD STREET—MI 9-20l2 e OVER SO YEARS not become 111. They produce p>oe^ on grounds they were too Involved. regular tax forma which will be should not include telephoned ques its citlsens,’* tectlve antibodies quickly enough , By “we” Nixon meant the ad Lyle M. Thorpe^ director of -the use be made public. have obtained similar answer at EXPERIENCE e -Taxpayers 65 and older have' distributed 1?etween Christmas anil tions from the public, as suggested Powell said he meets continued any time In the past 15 months to be resistant. heeit entitled to special benefits for New Years. ' by Nixon. In any case, the exten- ministration, said hla press sec board. ■ The evidence comes from studies severs!'years. They can deduct all 'Fhe few change* are minor and retary ■ Herbert G. Klein. measuring antibodies in the blood 3 pkss. 3 Jar$ ANNA Bicn seemed^fiinllkely. their mediCaJ expenses, within cer are designed to clarify fuzzy point* “Sen. Kennedy, who has lost the Kennedy declared that the Unit- before, during and after flue epi tain brnsd limit.*, w hereas younger or to make it easier for IRS clerk* ► last two debates, Is whistling in til States faced a critical situa demic*. Dr. O.. O. Broun and as- taxpa.vers can cti^m a deduction to check returns for errors in i MEYERS JELLY the dark,” Nixon said. With that, tion created b y '“the ateady ero aoclate* of St I>iui* write in the only to the extent that their medi- arithmetic. BETTY CROCKER sion of relative American power Archive* of Internal Medicine. Nixon implicitly conceded he at and prestige in relation to .UiS ► least hadn’t scored a victory him Communists.” or PRESERVES self in their first encounter. Canae of Dellnqnonc.r aay* World Health, magazlrie of might develop serious anemia by He said, ”We must build the The 15-year-old boy wound up BROWNIE MIX (ANY SIZ*)' Nixon and Keiuiedy crossed paths military power necessary to keep the World Health Organization. taking certain drugs is repiorted ► In Florida but never came face to tn Juvenile court for Daunting au Their advice to .Soviet citizens I* by Di-. Rrnest Beutler of the City our commitments and st0|>' the thority and getting in trouble with face. In Miami, where each ad next war before it stakta.” "not to lose their tempers, not to of Hope Medicel Center, Duarte, dressed the American Legion c(m- Nixon said, “I happen to know, police. • get too excited, not *to eat to’o Calif. ► vention and in Jacksoiiville and the suid Mr. Khrushchev knows, that Checking on hi* home life, a q\ilck.ly, or to eat too rich foods, These anemias are caused by de Tampa-St, Petersburg area, they we are the atrongest nation in the pas’chiatrist found hla mother and snd not tn (ske too much alco struction of red blood cell*. Even 1000 drew good crowds. Nixon said he world and we are going to stay father never operily argued or hol or tobacco” if only a few persona are eensltlve, ► i waa so encouraged by the tu^puts VALUES disagreed. But If the father told that way.” NORMAN’S All these aspects of life have a highly beneficial dnig may be th a t repeats of Eisenhower the boy to atay home, the mother 3 QUARTS S y k y t . Applause timing counts gave been blamed as possible causes of banned from general use. Dr. triumph* in 1952 and 1956 seemed would send him out of an errand. Nixon a little bit of the ^.edge in heart disease, but' how Important Beutler. using radloaotlvely EXTRA = STAMPSi If the father aald the boy could each one 1* ha* not been pinned lagged blood cells, finds the Prices Plus Friendly Service,,. not drive the car. the mother said down, the magazine adds. anemias are often due to biochem of SWEET UFE there could be exception* to thl* ical defects In some persons’ red rule. Too little activity also Is blamed cells. The parents were expreeeing ss a cause of heart attacka, and TOILET TISSUE th eir ..own antagoniam s througlii the Idea that, dally physical lahOr COTT SODA the boy, and'parents of delinqiient la useful ‘‘.Is backed by atatlatica children are frequently found to from Romania and Belgium, where be doing this, w rites Dc. 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Anyone InterMted in helping elect Hope Gets Initilil The U.S. government donated ed the Hope’s visit as a straBitM*i- deootapossd body oa tbs baalol of Familiea attending are aaked to j r r dal said there was nb InfonfiatlM Om ar Shriners I K H t M U Russo of Russo Realty Go., Hart Senator Kennedy to toe presidency, the 230-bed ship, but its operating ing ofrrelatlens with to# 'Uiiltod UN Troops Find at prssent on the causa or date ths River, mere than halt ford. Permisaim hag. baeh aaked bring to the aupper a aalad or eaa- is invited to attend. iPatient in Jakarta expenses are covered by private States.' /'T'" PoluinU^B Promise of Ms iltath way fr6m Luhiabourg to Uanm- Twa iMHk T-yw i MhlD to remova sand and gravel on land ■arola. for 10 people. Rolls, bev The Rev. Felix Hackett; retreat donations. Ha laid ths exchangs iff niafflekl Ths smtMssy broadcast ui SF: bora, a distaaos eg -fMarljr tfiW To Hear Wigren Debate Challenge Rinsed, Americanos Body O s a be eqal p i ad w M owmed by Joseph Deakua of Sulli i e s and dessert will be furnished. director for the Holy Famljy Mon- (ContIniMd from Pag* olaa) The Independent English-lan experience la based oh humaaity. peal lor iafomatloo tat Hlnlaif^ rail as. „ van Ave., located at the aputheaat Children will be eared for during aatery In Farmln^on, was guest guage Times of Indonesia described not on politics and will be beiM- At G>ngo River whereabouts a/ttar hla fami^ In An eediaasy omdal said Hlggliis - Omar ghttos ClUb arlll hoid Its plewa. Tery g o at comer of Sand Hill Rd. and Si)[l- toe meeting. speaker last night at toe Men’s the United States rqkkted. htan did not earry much mensy eh htra Candidates Said Too Busy International health aharing.ing. lU the Hope's vUit ss "a timely and flclal to Indonesia’a doctors and Riissiioii lik e Natives October meeting .Friday night at livan Ave. All those interested Wapping Girl Scout Troop 1 will Club vof St. Francis of Assisi nama Standa for "Health Opi Oppor practical expression” ■ of- Amsrl- medical students. missing eariy In September. and It was ualtkely that robbery «eL MI S-ni* AMsr t PJL may appear and be heard. . Laopoldvina.^Tha Congo. O ct 1» He. spent a week with friends the Three Ta In Bolton. hold Its first meeting of the sea Church. tunity for People Everywhere.” cans’ concern for. those less fortu The Hope will spend . seven was ths motlvo for his death. T Mon-tinatalled and will be In use for . . - Bulletin Board son Friday from 6:3Ci-8 pjn. at the (jpl—Mark Hlgglas, 20-yaar-oId In Lao^lvUle during the Inde He was bkmd and. wore khaki Too guest speaker .will be The debate cli^allenge Issued . Ite ataff of physicians, nurses nate than themselve.s. months in Indonesia. After two ■ 7 nnM TH a h b a k ^ pendence eelebfaUoas which began dothing, so he have been mis Charies L. (Pete) Wigren, former day by Republican.,^own Chairtnim toe flnat tlpia tola weak. Wapping Community Church Avery St. Elementary School. Maaohester E v e a I n g Herald and technlciana trains health per "It will be a long' time before weeks' In Jakarta, she Will visit archlteotura student from North may South Windsor chapter of 'Cltl- Sotith Windsor 'oorreapondenj El sonnel at porta of call and makes X guuantM that thty’U apeak June SO. Ijle then traveled by taken for a Belgian soldier,” the Manchester High School track and John A. Famham haa been refuaed Hearing Set will hold Ua annual family night this act of American generosity is Semarang, Surabaja, Ball and Itusataq Oka natlT^a la what David Bidokfleld, M a«., who tried to Congo river craft and train to official said. "At that particular cross country eebch. Wigren re The Zoliing Board of Appeals ■upper and meeting tu consider xene fpr Kennedy’ will meet Thurs more G. Boniham, telsphone up teams that work in the Interior. forgotten by us,” the Times said. other ports throughout the arcU-' by Democratic Town ^Chairman 6 Mitchell 4-6674. . Its staff includea 15 permanent and Polutnlk la rItM the atudenU In hitchhike through The Congo , a t Luluabouig, where he spent a few time any wMte man traveling alone cently returned from a trip to public hewing* will be held at the toe budget and program for toe day at p.m. at the home of Mr. Dr. Soekardjo, chief of the Na- pelago. Ua ni|^t 'a^(lbl claasea at Man- the height of the poot-Indwend- days at the Rev. Mr. Raverstock’s through the bush was risking his Europe and, wMle there, saw the r u m m a g e Harry J. Odium on toe grouilde the cheater School. ence violence, has been foufid dead mission station. life." Olympic Games. One of W grens Democratic candidates’ nchedutep Whether he can make good hia In Kivu Province, the U.B. embas He left Uiluabourg July 16, plan Mgh school stars, Pete Close, rep are already full. proailae won't be aeen until the SALE sy announced today. ning to hitchhike across hundtpda Braadl h ie to Be Park resented toe United States In toe Famham had suggested public and of the aecond aemeater, but of miles of chaos-tom bush coun Oamea Wlgren’s talk will be about Riggins was last seen by James debates. between State Senate and : there are 70 aiiidento in hU. clasa- Haveratock, an American Presby try to Usumbura In toe Belgian- Brasilia—Xiraxil plans to devel the Olympics. Spontorsd By The Wfmtii «a who think he’a right, and an terian missionary, at Luhiabourg controlled territory of Ruanda A refreshment hour starts atff Of St. Mhc^h . Representative candidates. other 70 would-be atudenta who’d op a national park on Bananal the on July 16. He had gone to The IJrundl. largeM Inland IslsJid in the world o’clock, dinner, lirlll be served a t 7, EpiMopal Chnreh Odium said Democratic Incum ^ like him to prove It on them; Congo from Lambarme. where he Haverstock reported that Hig washed eompletoly by a xtver. and Wlgreh’s talk wlU foUow. bent Senator Fred J. Doocy, his ; 'Tm a little bit atrlct on the w6$ M brlefW at Dr. Albert gins ignored all warnings against Bananal has an area of 7,720 In NtiU HtU party’s candidate, will meet Ken ' pronunciation,” he aald. ^diweltzer’s Hospital. venturing into the savage interior, square mUes end a papulation The production'' of television neth Geyer, Republican candidate i'But I am not afraid to have An American embassy ofndal which was then mostly in the hands oomposed entirely of Indian hunt seta In the UMtol States Jumped Than,, Oet. 20—9lS0 A.M. In -the Fourth District, in one of • my atudenta go to Yale, to C5o- said U.N. troops found the body of marauding mutineers of the Con from 10,000 In 1046 to million four scheduled debates Friday In, llumbia University, ;Ony w here, ers and fishermen. It Is surround f.V» at Kasongo a few days ago and golese irmy. ed 1^ toe Araguala River. In X050. East Hartford Town Hall. / • when they are flnlihed here.” Identified It as Higgins. The ofN- UJ7. troops came across Higglnif The .two Democratic candidates Polutnlk has had a great deal for representative, Atty. John M. • of experience to bolster hla conll-. Casey, Incumbent, and George/W. ! dence. . Stone, "have a full schedule”,/Odschedule”,/Od- He is a 1039 graduate of the ium saidd. H»-.^^d his party’s can- X, ' Tteachers College of Moscow with didates would prefer to mei^t the • a diploma equivalent to a master’s public through social events- and , degree In Russian and Bkigllsfa. door-to-door campalgnin)^. Glenn Qualify Tapght In Moscow Roberts and Tliomas Henson are S1 y 11 n y o n d I He tauirht Russian and English X, toe Republican candidates for toe 19 6 1 Performance • In a Secondary school In Moscow legislature. while he was obtaining hia dl- 48th YEAR iir s h u m n Court Casea • ploma, and In Klshlnew, Rumania, At Monday night’s Town Court ’ for a year afterward. •eesion the following dtspooltions Following World War n he were made by Judge William J. '^ taught English and Ruaslan In an Thresher: Richard F. Blake Jr., of ihtemattonal Refugee Organlsa- ORIGINAL Hartford, breach of peace, 10 days tian camp In Munich, Germany. In Jail, suspend^ with one year’s He became an instructor In an probation: carrjdng a pistol with WASTEBASKET • Army language school In Mont- out A permit^ 'nolled; Joseph W. . erey, Calif., when he first came to Sutula, Sufljeld, Improper left raPH ILC O Cool-Chassis Console TV ’ this country, then taught at Syra turn, nolled; Jack Schaff, of 'Blaet • A pTffVIT GnMnTfOTI cuse University imtU 1953. Hartford, Illegal passing, fined Lstst year he was an Instructor •9; Thomas J. Sargmt, Broad lo o dM , Hvifig at the University of Connecticut. Brook, speeding, fined 824; Don Extra Vriion Polutnlk was bom In 1918, one lo o m 01* fOCfOoOioip ald G. Drake, Siiffleld, disregard 2 3 > in c h : of five children of a minister in a ing, a traffic signal, fined |9; Al aam^mnmmik OraaHMMraG church at Kharkov, Ukraine. fOOfflle 0 ^ 01*01* Miss America All of his family were wiped out bert J. Michaud, Rt. 6, driving In the war. He learned about the without a license, fined $6, and dis Iw088 Goloc ftoiGh Console deaths one after another while he regarding a traffic signal, fined 86. was hiding In Rumania where he Also Carl C. Bagley, failure to wfTfi fionosomo. > had fied in 1940. Until 1945 he wAs drive to the right, fined 812; Lil helped by gypsies. They would not Polutnlk Russian Teacher lian 8. Toomey, East Hartford, wvibosgBfl uniH ^u s Teacher David Polutnlk points out a wrong twist in a character -'failure to drive right, fined 812;' 1st him do any work, because they dBCOfotion. Lop0 s feared he would be seen by Rus of the Russian Cyrillic alphabet (Herald Photo by Pinto). WlUie J. Barber, Bast Hartford, sians who went looking for him. breaking and entering a motor vehicle and larceny, continued .to tis* ... 13** high He iemembers the, gfprin: as O tantSlM Oct. 31; Joseph D. Pelletier, Efst good horse traderSt good cookie and and Persian In addition to Russian slty^ ha wrote a Russian reader In Mi PANOVITE b y 1 < r B w l. N b w and English. which each lesson la progressively -31 Hartford, failure to drive In an great dancers-. UebMnMniw established lane, 830; Rosario P. "When the liberation camSi^ I He became a U.S. citizen In 1955, harder. He also did technical and at tbit SMMatfonol and has traveled to the West Coast historical translations tof a tech ANTISEPTIC Carpino, Hartford, illegal paas- was In the camp.” SHAVE Ing, fined 89 and George W. Heath, - 'In 1949 he came to this coun several times. nical firm In Detroit. fMkaw.lM6 lo w p rk a i try with the help of the Amerlcan- Compiled Dlctloiiary Last year at the University of MOimiWUH / 60 Demlng St., failure to drive Oerman Distribution Committee Pohitnlk’s work with languages Connecticut he. collaborated with right, fined 89. Charles Vllllers.ln the writing of ls.Mes*a«s.fet m ,a m .ta t and the BalUmore Family Service. has not been limited to Uachlng. 43elpSHnWE “**■•“'* 3 ! 5 ' 2 * r 2 ^ Junior Woman's Meeting. He was one of 200 Russian dis He complied an Englleh-Russlan a 64-lesson textbook for conversa The board members of. the Jun AV.ft3 placed persons permitted to enter dictionary In Munich In 1947, and tlonal Russian. 2 kr 90€ ior Woman's Club of South Wind ■ w eoimtry that year. . then wrote two Russian exercise Although he has a fine record 2x.99c CmdpilMn. sor wll entertain new members During the boat trip to Boston books for English speaking per of teaching to present to his situ- taoU LmaMri jWoder nils eoDtaetsd p r a t ssMk of the club at an "Orientation ha was an Interpreter for other sons. dents, he tells them, "Don't havs MnlllWBIMag— «■ m—A—nilQj mmwIilvlL •n tb r n ft. l i S a W d j r Party" at Wood Memorial Library passengers of seven. nationalities. Between 1958 and 1959 when he the respect for the teacher, Hava s^2UT0 at 8:30 p.m. Oct. 24. A short He can speak German, Hungarian was not teaching at any unlyer- respect for the language." board meeting will be held at 8 2im50t N I W I POIYMULSION RmnlV p.ni. 49c TOOn BUSIES »«»•*««»•— R a m li Guests will Include; Mrs. Frank Oildfoab ASPIRIN Ahearn, Mrs. Harold Ames, Mrs. CER.RITE n o * .------■ Dougla.a M. Baskin, Mrs. Dale M. Clsyton. Mrs. Ross DeMay, Mrs. 99c COHOH BAllS imn. 130’s. — 2br70t T O N IC " Jr.tbfa ' V aa§.9H Irving EpS'tefn, Mrs. Bernard Er- n m i.a m .w t PM, aw. Star tel_^r.j i^T*- Irving Freedman, Mrsi- Robert P. Gregoire, Mrs. Rob 2 * r .1 1 t 2 * r J ’ ert A. Hale, Mrs. Edwin P. Hung mllNHlIKS MdaliiiSk—----— I2*r2* 2 hr 60c er. Mrs. Edwin Kenyon Jr., Mrs. Robert Krepcio, Mrs. Rich Pleiunt tislinf llqald wHh ito fliMr, tpUiractliil Mpbl* ard Laken, Mrs. .Tames MacDon T -6 6 c U R UADIS rsmuilgc---- - «ia «i«in TMUTk an. VitimintABVBZ.C,Oind ald, Mrs. Robert Marshall. Mrs. Wmmmm * A ' 43 4 0 ruirdja others. atanypfite. : Louis O’Mara, Mrs. Richard Porell. Mrs. Roland Provost. Mrs. Edward $1N FOR YOUR Rakowski, Mrs. Lawrence T. -A ' Cg9g Norm AofOflRl Rome!, Mrs. Richard Tracy, Mrs. R a d io O LD TV Andrew 'Voorhis and Mrs. Robert ^ ^ 0 Williams. Toward The Purohaae MIST COLOGNES Of A 1961 Miss Amerioe TV Hostesses for the evening will be •w -tu t MIST DUSTING ASPIRIN COLOGNE Mrs. Ashley Lane, M-rs. Gilmore COLOGNE POWDER ler^aw N f Do.w, Mrs. Earle Smith, Mrs. Wil liam Ryan, Mrs. C. T. R. lacobonl, atmtiM 6W.IMI aw.yijs — Filr Wsinini, Plymovtti O r O n ar Mrs. -Robert Frost, Mrs. Nicholas J M o d « l4 8 3 8 Otbor Cemolei 1 2fm99c Leddo, Mrs. Samuel Kosty, Mrs. TlihTIifc. 2hrl76 Acts twice ee fnt n (s h o tM i) os bw as 2 1 8 2hrl51 2ktZ5t Lawrence Andrus, Mrs. John \ “ onHnery Stplrin. O'Brlant,' Mrs. Thomas Monsees, Mrs. Kenneth Melley, Mrs. Wil EAST i r h t ^ liam Donovan, Mrs. Albert Cross, 50® Down Delivors-Payday Terms 5TATI0M1RY VALUEC lO-BALI Om MiuK Mrs. Robert Mahoney, Mrs. Rob f fVVfIMVflV HAIR CHtCT ert Sturdevant and Mrs. Willism p i q b o i i m g Wal.sh. “■ ' •0X 10 SHAMPOO SPRAY RDMU Models IJsted ^1Y*6 new age p{ furnitaie'defan o e! In addition to th e crystal cascade tuner... the most sensitive in all. Aoreeoi, Twelve South Wind.< ~ r 7 . II \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1960 UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONNv ^DNESDAY. OCTOBER 19, 1960 PAGE TWENTY-ONE FAGE TWBNTI court Work and bs In addition to M on Fun Hiaa You Oaa Shako a Motoal Rockville-Venion Martin Asks the 87,&00 retainer already paid Broonstlck at For maximum safety, Ineome 9 MIIIm lellate I* : the counsel . and his .assistant, Union Pond Qiiestion ■ Oivs a- Halloween party 1 MAR and growth, you should check the Martin said the .15,000 would be 1 ^ LOW’S, 867 Main Street, has advanUges of MUTUAL FUNDS RsliswIMiefnite HALLOWEEN SUPPLIES to available at your New Tonk Stock Pay Hike for "billed and paid in accordance It is eirtmated tbat over a miUlon Knhnly Appointment with the' approved fee sdiedule of make your party a sure-fire, Exchange Member SHEARSON dollars a year la spent on varied the Bar AssoclaUon." ’ Shifted to New Board spooky success. Spread tho table HAMMILL AND COMPANY, 913 remedies to rcUevs Itch o f pltss. Four Officials More pay for town counsels has V ' ^ , r - • i J t : /» rsj T With colorful paper runner, match Main Street MItcheU S-1571. Yet druggists tsU you that cool long been advocated by town offi ing napkins, cups, plates. Add gay ing; astringent Peterson’s Oint« Stirs Democratic Ire cials, commissions, and incum The Question' of town purchase^censing automatic laundries until favors, hats,.nolseniakers. MASKS Eggs B enedict traditionally m«tt soothes pile torture in min Raises in pay for several town bents. of Union Pond for $9,000 fnqm the the question of Sunday openings (5c and up) are here, also WIGS, made, consist of toasted English utes. 58c box or 85c tube applica officials were recommended to the T^e raise Powell asked for Mar is settled in State courts. A 5- all manner of COSTUMES for tiny muffins topped with eliced ham, Hartford Electric Light Co. la now ■'" 'A N ew D ining E xperien ce! tor. Peterson’s Ointment gives fast, Speculation waa brought to an lame duck Board o f Directors last tin would boost the manager’s sal year agreement allowing the town tots (3-5, $1.98) to teenagers (16- poachfid e g g s ' and Hollandalse up to the Republican-controlled joyful relief from itching. Be de and laat night aa th« Vernon Board night by General Manager Rich ary from $14,250 to $16,50O. to maintain its recreation pr<^ 18), $2.98. For only lOc you can sauce. A variation on this theme lighted or money bac]^. About Town ard Martin. «r Bducation, In an apparent party Some Directors -suggested sched Board of Directors which tajees of grams in the Community Y on^JT; WEDNESDAYS ARE FAMILY NIOHTS get a terrifying "Third ^ye!’ suc ie to fill individual, rich pastry uling the raises for public hearing One Gent la Worth f8.96 tion cup to place on forehead,.pr crusts with creamed ham and top The hikes for the controller, fice Nov. 7, Main S t was approved. Postponed, Take advantage of the "R exair Shining Star! Manchester Parkade ^Stores Saw These For Tots UDa ballot, voted to appoint Wil St; Gerard’s Mothers Circle will Oct. 26 but Mayor Eugene T. Kel- pending further preparation, were 8:00 to 8:00 PM. black wax to blot out teeth. It’s a with' poached eggs. deputy controller, town clerk, and It was on the agenda of the pres ONB CENT SALE continuing sot nBAftS lard <3. Kuhnly o f Valley View meet tomorrow at 8:15 at the to-wn counsel will be considered te backed Republican Director the approval of wa^''assessment Shrug off the Worst Weother Champagne Makea a Party! tcary season! 'niomas Bailey’s suggestion that ent lame duck Board last night, but through Saturday, October 22, at Lana, Vernon, to the unexplred home of Mrs. Gerard Guadreau, .'59 by the newly elected Republican- rules and the scheduling of a public PINE-LENOX PHARMACY, 299 'ITiere’s deep down warmth for HARVEST HILL PACKAGE Flavoring Stew PRESCRirriON Arcellla Dr. Co-hostess will be Mrs. controlled Board of Directors action be put off for the present. General Manager Richard M(U'tin h&ring on plpnibing and heating your eon, size 8 to 20, in a topgrain STORE has ‘ "Henry Marchant" Anchovy Dip Uee water left over from cook term of WUIiart'E. Stilea Jr., who Bailey said the hearings and deci East Center Street. Buy a bottle- EXPERIENGB Luclen Veglard. after it takes office Nov. 7. In ad said he had no recommendation regulations-^' ALL YOU ^ ateerhide LEATHER JACKET CHAMPAOtlE. 93.90 a large bot One S-ounce package cream ing mild vegetables such as green raalgned . ftom the Board last sions should come after the town of-100 "RexaH’’ Theramina,. the cheese, softened, 1/3 cup mayon dition, the board may consider from the Town Planning, Commis .50 high potency multi-vitamin and from YOUTH CiENTER. Richly tle. Take your choice of sparkl beans as ’ a substitute for the month: audit is finished. The new board naise, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, ARTHUR DRU8 Pvt. Welter Paul Schultz, son of raising the pay of Martin himself sion or the Advisory Park and Rec get another, b'ottle-of-100 for only lined -with cozy orlon pile, he’ll be ing burgimdy, pink. champagne or water called for in the recipe ifor Kuhnly waa elected by aecret as was recommended last night will be in office then. one 2-ounce can anchovies, drained Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Schultz,. Martin said the money for ' the reation Commission on the basis of Merchants Reject PER one penny more. STOCK UP ON up to his ears in comfort when he regular.' The occasion has a making stiw. It gives the’ stew ballot, 6 to 2, over Seymour E. 375 Adams St., left this morning by. Democratic Director Theodore PERSON MEDICINE CHEST SUPPLIES: pulls up the fur-Ilke dynel collar sparkle, when this bubbling, glam and chopped. more flavor. - Lavitt, the can^date nominated raises could be obtained by reduc which the Board might act. CAN EAT Combine' ingredients; mix well for Camp L e j e u n e, N. C., for Powell. ' ing the 1960-61 General Fund ap Martin said, - however, that' he ."RexaU” Aspirin, two 100 - tablet The. waist-length Bomber style is our beverage is served. HAR by the Vernon Democratic Town 2-Night Opening 1 VEST HILL PACKAGE STORE Serve dip with sprouts. training with the U.S. Marine The raises Martin recommended bottles for 60c. There are no finer, $19.96 and the hlp-lengfh Suburban Good Hat Cleaning Pays dommittee last month. propriation for bond maturities understood the APRC Intends to Corps. He was at home for 18 would be effective Oct. 31. and interest by |5,555> meet with a representative of the faster acting aspirins at any price. Coat is $24.98. Other wanted fea can help you with party recipes It lengthens the life of a hat. The election prompted Board Do-wntown m'erchants have re- OLD FASHIONED OHIOKEN SOUP and menus to complement CHAM Chicken Yield days. To bring - salaries more in line State Water -Resources Commis e "RexaU’’ COUGH SYRUPS (Cher- tures include a fuU-length zip A complete *HAT CLEANING member Harvey A. Yonce to level with increased accounting duties jected a suggestion that they- re roaote. Cherry Bark; Rexlllana) front, wlndbreaker knit cuffs. PAGNE. You can usually count on a AND REPAIRING service 1s RUMMAGE against the Republican majority sion on the proposal. SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN Miss Patricia Leduc, daughter and "responsibilities, he asked for Mayor Eugene T. Kelly said he are now 2 bottles for $1.20. How Hera’s a 'winning combination o f large stewing chicken yielding available at 3. W. HALE SHOE a charge of unfair treatment of main open two nights a week. , Stream-Uned Service about 4 cups of' diced m4at after of Mrs. Agnes Leduc, 61 Edmund a raise of $291.20 for the con Police Arrests personally favors the purchase, SPAGHETTI—FRENCH FRIED POTATOES far your money will go this week atyle, warmth, durability. ;! SERVKUE. Here they make a the Democratic minority. There St., and the late Arthur Leduc, has The proposal came from the at PINE-LENOXX PHARMACY, Only in Manchester at the it is cooked. Use the cooked chick troller, hiking that official’s pay The meeting- in the Municipal TOSSED SALAD NEOPOLITAN men's hat larger or emaller to fit SALE are six Republicans and two Demo retunied to Central Connecticut from $8,608.60 to $8,899.80, and Store Hours Conmilttee of the on NEEDS FOR THE HOME GRAND UNION •will yon find the en for salad, chow mein, chicken precisely. Hat brims can be crats on the Board. Kuhnly, a Building was the current Board’s Toasted Olive Cheeee FOOD-O-MAT InstalM for your State College, after attending an a raise of $235.40 for the -denuty Mrs. Betty Bnils of 43 Butter Chamber of Commerce.' BREAD and BUTTER—COFFEE OR TEA (Moth crystals, Air freshener, Ex Eight ounces sharp Cheddar loaf or combined with noodles. trimmed down • into younger, nat Democrat, will bring the latter next to the last. One more is tension C)!ord, Disinfectant). The shopping convenience, to savp your AnwriecNi Ltgioli HoH educational conference at Peters- controller, hiking his pay from nut Rd. waa charged with keep scheduled for Oct. 26 in the Ver- A post card vote showed , most cheese grated fine or medium) cup tier lines. Make an old hat look number of three in compliance $5,824 to $6,060.60. far-sighted shopper will hoard time. The way the cereals, can Why Look Rundown at the HetSIe t LEONABD S1VEX7I borough, N. H. planck School, restricted to pub of the merchants opposed to the CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS OLD 78e catchup, cup minced plmbento ned fruits, vegetables, baby foods new when you replace the faded with the provisions of the minority ing an unlicensed dog.' She waa ar -away for gifts some TOILETRIES, olives, 2 tablespoons mayonnaise. Looking well-groomed never lost representation law. For the town clerk,^ Martin re lic hearings on capital improve two-night opening and as a result JEWELRY, BEAUTY AIDS: and cookies are - rotated to slide 'ribbon,' the inside leather band the Friday, Oct. 21, t ckin. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Freeman quested , a $300 boost. The step rested by Dog Warden Lee Frac- the majority of stores will con WHEN ACCOMPANIED BY RARENTS Sliced bread. anybody either friends or custom thrifty^ GUARANTEED way. When the nomination came to ments projects. Dusting Powder, Hair Spray, Man into place as you pick one up, Mrs. Wilber LJttie, and Michael ,/rom $8,000 to $8,800 would cover chia yesterday as the regult of a In other actions last night, the tinue to be open only one evening, Mix together all the ingredients ers. J. W. ^A LE SHOE SERVICE Benefit American LeglM vote last night, Yonce nominated icure Sets, Compacts, all at half guarantees you fresher products. can do everything for making your M c D .0 n n e 11 are attending the Increased work in administering complaint that a S-year-old girl Board authorized the Sewer De Thursday until 9 p.m. ON THE CONCOURSE AT THE PARKADE for the spread: if you have the hot Lavitt, seconded by Mrs. Eliaa- price. Partake of the advance sale You save steps, thanks to the com Auxiliary American Legion and auxiliary election laws, Martin said. had been bitten by the dog. She partment to borrow $25,000 on the The decision was made at a variety of catchup use it. Spread pact storing and displaying made shoea look better, wear longer, feel bsth Spurling, the other Dem of CHRISTMAS CARDS, WHrAP- 2 tablespoons of the mixture on more comfortabre. Quality mate- The Inquirer national convention In Miami, Fla., Tht $5,000 he asked for the was told to appear in court Mon motion of IMrector Robert Gordon, meeting yesterday of the Retail FINGS, r i b b o n . Many, many possible with FOOD-O-MAT at ocratic membjr. William R. Hahn this week. Freeman is a depart town counsel would cover dally day. and it tabled consideration of 11- HSxecutlve Committee. each slice of lightly toasted bread, GRAND UNION. riala and expert workmanship 1s then nominated Kuhnly, seconded items not on the Ic sale are never covering edges. Place under your GUARANTEE. ment delegate from the American 1 ' theless bargain-priced TOYS by CSiarles O’Flinm Edward Mas Legion. During the absence of the broiler to melt cheese, and brown Cleaalhg GIovm ker moved for a aecret ballot and TOWELS, BABY CARE PROD lightly.' Spread is delicious on a Bniesele Sprouts In Cloaks department president. Miss Bar UCTS. Bring the whole family. Soiled leather on gloves can be the vote was returned 6 to 2 In dark bread without toasting or cleaned with the whites of eggs. Nine slices bacon, cut in half, bara Wallett, president of the You’ll aave more than enough to broiling, ^akes about cups EACH favoir of KiAnly. First District, is in charge of the Just whip the white of three, eggs one 10-ounce package frozen Cali OPEN AN AGGOUOT enjoy a treat at the store’s Re spread. fornia brusiela sprouts, thawed. After chsuYing unfkir treatment, department. 824-828 M A IN ST. MANCHESTER into a froth and rub on with a ITEM freshment center. Wrap bacon around sprouts. Yonce later referred to a letter soft cloth. 1 Limited Time! .written by Board CSialrman Winfred Ea^All You Wish, Only $1.50 Fasteri with food picks. Arrange . Stanley Circle, South Methodist FOR $50 ^ A. Kloter to Democratic Town Umbrella Waah Bring the entire family to th« Right Down Your Alley . YARD III shallow baking pan. Bake in Chairman Mrs. Mary A. Pfau and Church WSCS, will hold a rum There ie ho better place to wash HOB NOB RESTAURANT to moderate oven (350 degrees F.) or add that amount to your prae mage sale tomorrow, beginning at For health and slim-trim beau indicated he felt Kloter was using your umbrella than in- the bath night from 5 to 8 where it’s FAM ty, take advantage of the FREE 45 minutes, or until bacon is crisp. ent account and recMve free a hand school secretarial personnel and 9 a.m, in Cooper hall of the tub. Place it Opened in the tub and ILY NIGHT SPECIAL every some hammered alnmlnnm Insn- church. BARGAIN CENTER OFFER at PARKADE LANES. the school superintendent to run wash thoroughly with a soft brush Wednesday. All you can eat for Sign up for the two-week bowl Every Party Has Refreshments lated fond wanner. For each addi political errands. and luke warm suds. Go over both only $1.50 each. 'The tempting ing classes in which you learn the PINE PASTRY SHOP, 658 Cen tional $50 you may purchase one Kloter had a letter to Mrs. Pfau A hairstyle 'Show will be pre the Inside and outside. Then rinse menu features Southern Fried basic fundamentals of this stim ter Street bakes the most delicious for $3.00. typed by a school clerk. The letter, sented at a meeting of Phi Theta with the shower and leave in the Easy-to-crochet and qulck-to- Cailcken, Spaghetti and all the fix ulating game from a qualified in 4 mo«. • $ yr*. goodies for HALLOWEEN. Order which was not mailed due to an Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi interna-, tub to dry. set-together, this shining star ings; Eat out tonight. structor. In addition you receive some crisp, delicious COOKIES, oversight, asked the Democrats to tional sororlt.v, at the home of motif will make you a lacy scarf, a free sampling of the effective Easy sewing for the busy moth shaped into owls, cats, witches. when you open a name more than one candidate for Miss Fran Gahagan, .396 E. Cen chair set, tablecloth or buffet set. Now Open Sundays figure-beautifying treatment on er — darling little drees and slip For an October birthday wouldn’t OPEN AN ACCOUNT Captivate the World Around You new account oi; Stiles' post. ter St., tomorrow at 8 p.m. Mem Pattern No, 5990 has crochet di CASANOVA CANDY SHOP is the STRIKE-A-SHAPE reducer for a very tiny miss; romper or CAKE decorated with Hai- % (Jail SCHULTZ BEA'UTY SA iween orange frosting be both a add to your pres In the second exchange, Kloter bers will demonstrate hairstyles, rections; material requirements; now OPEN SUNDAYS from 11 lounge. The next classes are euneuit that takes little fabric. LON, 983 Main Street for a HAIR Jelight and a dessert. How ent account. FOR $25 said he deplored the fact the Board, skin care and grooming. Members stitch Uiustrattona. a.rh. to 5 p.m. See and sniff the scheduled for Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 ' No. 8400 with Patt-O-Rama Is CUT appointment for your daugh at 9:30 a.ih. and 1 p.m. Call everybddy goes for the fresh in the past year, has become the may bring guests. To order, send 25c in coins to:— delectable array of chocolate, as In sizes 6 mo., 1, 2, 3 years. Size or add that amount to your prea- scene of political skirmishing and ter on Friday, Oct. 28, when she is sortments, made right here in BERT GLOSS for details at DOUGHNUTS here, glazed, frost out of I'school. They are scissor Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve 1, dress, 1 ^ yards of 35-inch; slip, Offer ffood at pur f>nt account and receive free either said the Board is the “ instrument Connecticut and guaranteed fresh, Mitchell 3-1507. ed, spiced, filled with Jelly, cream A dance for all CYO members wizard* here, as you probably ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF \ yard;"romper, % yard^ or custard. Yummy! Coventry Branch, a Heat-’n-Seme plattor and tray or of the Town of Vernon to provide pure, delicious. There are^ gift- a 4-piece place setting of Wallaee of Manchester will be held tonight know. Here they can shape, thin AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, N.' Plenty of Powjjp To order, send 35c in coins to: the best educational farilitles for from 7:.30 to 10:30 at the Waddell Y. packages, enchantlngly Wrapped Route 31, also. Stainless tableware. For each ad its children." He also said he has and coax straight or curly hair For the home handyman who Sue Burnett The Manchester Eve Your small try will probably School. The dance will be spon into a becoming frame for facial to please children and adults. Why think it’s great fun to eat . beef ditional $2.5. yott' may purchase never been told how to vote by any For Ist-class mailing add 10c not have CASANOVA CANDIES demands complete dependability ning. Herald, 1150 AVE. OF sored by St. Bridget's CYO as Its features. It's not too early to re stew If It is served with small either for 2.50. town Republican authority and said for each pattern. Print Name, Ad MAILEID to a beloved someone and ease of operation, the eleStric AMERICA«,NEW YOBKS6,N.Y. the Board members should be able first fall social event. Ron-Liandry serve your beauty time for a holl- dress with zone and Pattern Num For Ist-claes mailing ;’add lOc ■hell-shaped macaroni. Iday PEllMANBfi^T WAVE. Your for birthday,'-an - anniversary, a SANDER-POLJSHER with S two- to get along together. of station WDRC will be disc Jock ber. speed DRILL, $29.09 at SEARS for each pattern. Print Name, Ad ey, and there- wdll be entertain hair will look especially lovely for token of friend^lp. The exchanges were added to by Quilt Books: Flower Quilts QlOl; ROEBUCK COMPANY Is the dress with Zone, Style No. and The neweat aweater guard Is ☆ ’f t -A ment. the Thanksgiving holidays partic others. Timely values for now and later • • • every item 1/4 to 1/2 off! More not advertised! Grandmother’s Patchwork Q102; answer. Faster than hand sawing Size. one that snaps apart In the center ularly If your hair looks softer Decidedly Smart so that, you don’t have to remove 7 . Tones who originally asked if All-Year Q103; Young Polk’s Q104; is the TVt" ELECTTRIC HAND Send another S5c now for the Girls’ Friendly Society Sponsors than ever after the first shampoo Are the HANDBAGS at NA It entirely when you want to take S A V I N G S Kloter was not using school per and set.j It’s a gala season, this Covered Wagon Q105; Bible Favor TIONAL SHOE STORE. You’ll SAW, specially priced a low $44- Fall and Winter '60 edition of sonnel politically, said the ques of St.-. Mary’s Episcopal Church off your sweater. Comes In both autumn harvest time. Put your ites Q106; ABC Qullter Ql07. find all the popular styles at a 95 regrularly 54.95). It delivers Basic Fashion, our complete pat c i l i c / L O A N tion had not been answered. will hold its annual potluck in Pieces and directions In Q104 fof top performance on toughest as golden metal and cultured pearl spirits In glorious harmony. A budget price of $1.99 and $2.99 in. tern magazine. styles. A s ,s <) c I r I o ,v As a reply, Hahn said that Klo- Neill hall at the church Friday at SALEI Wothoblt Dsneord SALEI Mm ’s sturdy wool PERMANENT WA'VE is a tonic! 10 quilts; th* others have 12. Each creamy - smooth "Marshmallow signments with a "deep cut" capa tsr, in having the letter typed by 6:30 p.m. Guests will be members Take advantage of the 52nd AN- book 50c. Leather" with the look and feel city of 2 7/16".. a school clerk and left to Stipt. of the Altar Guild of St. Maify’s Special on Isuindering Bedepreads Thorough Dry Cleaning carcoots for octivo imn mohofl surburbon coots NfVERSARY SPEXTAL bringing o f expensive, genuine leather. nswcmsTis’s st:sisT riaascist issTiTUTtoa- Raymond E. ■rtamsdell to deliver, Church. Speakers will be Miss you a nationally advertised Cold For ‘King-size’ Gals MANCHESTER LAUNDRO All your dry cleaning require-, Rx for Your Homa There are tiny, well-shaped bucket MAT, 660 Center Street (In the menu are met In "MAR’HNIZ- was only making use of clerical Lucy Whlton and Miss Vera Mc Wave PERMANENT for $11.52. bags, also roomy tote .bags for THE FAIR STORE has just re /O O Z cAttUAs SZAmet, services the Board chairman does Cracken, both from Granby. With the fall, and winter season Jarvis Block) will launder smd .ING" the ONE HOUR DRY (Haircut, $2.) comes the prospect of entertaining the teenagers. Here are slim, well- ceived a group of suburban wal not have at his disposal. ker-type SKIRTS, priced $8.98, in fluff-dry your BEDSPREADS at an CLEANING at 20 East Center 8®7 1497 indoors. How proud you’ll be of bred pouches and clutdh styles to inviting special price during Octo Street. You want careful, gentle Member Robert F. Kahn said he ‘Guide to Italic Handwriting* complement your shoes, to accent the extra size 30 to 38 waist. These felt this answered the question. Ke your home'when it exudes com ber. Trust your fine Chenilles, your handling of all your line gar Small Fire Starts Have you ever wished you could fort and luxury that WALL-TO- your wardrobe...... are expertly tailored wool flannels ments. You want them cleaned indicated typing and delivery of write a beautifully shaded script in brown, charcoal, black, blue and “ Martha Wash|ngt6n’’i your helr- •DAN lIV N t' • OHP ORLOND WALL CARPETING can give, loom-type BEDSPREADS to be thoroughly with no trace of clean the letter did not constitute politi for use on special occasions, for Want to give pale white sauce banker grey. They are an excep You’ve never seen anything like cal activity on the part of school In Compressor coMiw conoN PKI-UNINO from MANITHESTER CARPET carefully, gently laundered and ing odors. That’s exactly what formal use? JOHNSON PAINT CENTER, 311 Main Street. Don’t enticing egg-yolk -ssolor without tional value for the larger women. you get here and.more, the advan officials. COMPANY, 723 Main Street has then fluff-dried to a vslvety'soft Zalan-trcated for miss seeing the "Masland" Cornu using the yolks ? Add a bit' of ness the professional why. It’s the tage of speed. All work .Is done Yonce said he would ignore the Only minor damage resulted Easy-cut comfort, the "GUIDE TO ITALIC HAND turmeric. 54th Anniversary Sate Continues when a compressor motor b:imed copia Collection of ORLON-WOOL month for freshening the house. on the premises, which makes for allusions to Democratic party con water rep.lle^, warmth all the WRITING” $2.50, which includes 3 CARPE3TS that wear'longer, have At W, T. GRANTS through quick, time-saving service to you. trol. He referred to Kloter's out in the basement of 361 Cen edged pen points, step by step in Send your BBDSPREA DS to hondiomelyttylfd wider variety of colors, resist soil. . Special Price on Drumsticks next Wednesday, October 26. MANCHESTER LAUNDROMAT. Drive up to the service window at statement that no Republican aii' ter St. at 9 o.’clock laat night. w ay through, and structions for helping you acquire Keep your eye on Grant’s 64th Town firemen from Co. 2 ar Pick up an entry blank and spell LYNN POULTRY FARMS 299 West Middle Turnpike and en thprity had ever told him (Kloter) with Ranted flop all-wool ntelton speed. You’ll be in demand when out in 25 words why you’d like to sale. If you demand more value joy TWO HOUR. SHIRT SERV how to vote. rived at the scene before any fire you acquire this wanted skill. STORE is featuring (THICKEa^ Dutch Green Beans could break out. pOckah 'and dpu- cloth plaid moke own an ORLON-WOOL carpet. Do LEGS this week at a more invit for yo.ur money because Grants 3 slices bacon (diced) ICE. , Your order will be expert the wired it before Nov. 12 and you may ing price than ever. Chicken has been the people’s choice for ly laundered, ironed to a smooth, The., motor was attached to a bl. vents. Block this a winter-Ipng SALEI Washable rayon SALE! Washable tufted 1/3 cup thin strips onion Accident Tolnh Basket Handles .win a vacation for two In Rio. The is a top-of-the-list favorite with values these past 54 years. Take 2 table.spoons vinegar gleaming finish and then neatly cooling unit' in Valente’s Grocery rayon quilted lin best entry stamped MANCHES advantage of the sale savings packaped. That’s service! Use Store which occupies . the first winner. Large scatter rugs, non-skif| bocks For an.easier to cai*ry laundry most families. You couldn’t serve ’4 teaspoon salt daytime bra scatter rugs in 3 sizes TER CARPET c e n t e r wins an without having to dip Into your it. Enjoy it. Benefit by It. Hartford, Oct., 19 lA'i — The floor. ing. Light Ion only, patch pockets. Me basket loosen one end of the wire a tastier, more nourishing main Pepper to .taste state Motor Vehicle Department's Rayon in clear, fast on 4he handles of your launtfry electric blender. For your conveni dish than protein-rich CHICKEN ready cash. Use any one of W. T. Mrs. Ronald Mikolelt took her in sizes 36-^46. Gear, fast colors with * * 3 7 ’4 teaspoon sugar The "real jewelry’’ look at a dally record of automobile ac- dium gray. 34^46. colors; fringed ends. v # basket with a pair of pliers and ence, the showroom is OPEN 3 LEGS from LYNN POULTRY. (3RANTS three "Charge It" plans. 1/3 cup diced cooked ham that drip-dries two children from their second non-skid safety backs. small price conies with a carved eldenta as of last midnight and the floor apartment-in fear of a fire ■Up a. length of garden hose over EVENINGS to 9 (Tuesdays, Thurs Remember they use the "straight No money down. The values ar? so 1 .pound snap beans (cut and days, Fridays). cut" giving you only the thick, terrific, we can’t guarantee hoiv Ivory rose that has mafeasite- totals on the same date last year: similar to one April 15, 1959, 2 7 x 4 8 ...... 4.97 27x48 the handle. cooked) 19.59 i 960-' '■ 24x86 ....4.97 meaty "section of the UHICKEN long the quantities vrill last. Bet studded leavee. It could almost when another motor caught fire 24x86 Cook bacon In 9 or 10-lnch skillet be an heirloom. $ ^ . 5 0 Accidents ...25,621 29,6.55 (Rat.) and restilted In flames going Jip Golden Glow LEG. ter shop early! until crisp; remove with a slotted 80x54 ...... 6 .9 7 80x54 ....6 .9 7 ‘Ghristmss House’ Inrites You K illed ...... '. 180 201 one,...8'lde of the building before 1)4 pounds butternut squash. spoon to absorbent paper. Cook In ju red...... 15,804 16,570 (Eat.) being discovered. SCANDINAVIAN CRAFT 54 cup boiling water Bulky sweater* are always pop SHOP has readied the. "Christmas onion In bacon fat -remaining In ular In fall. But this year, a stand )4 teaspoon salt • skillet, over low heat, until yellow House" for you on the downstairs 1 teaspoon cornstarch Art Supply Headquarters Tray Tables, 88-98 out IS: the one with raglari'aleeves floor of Watkins. It has the won ed; stir in vinegar, salt, pepper, and crewneck. )4 cup. pineapple juice ^ SHERWIN-WILLIAMS C O M- During WATKINS’ 86th ANNI sugar, ham. Add drained beans and derful look of Christmas. .One en 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind PANY has a complete ART SUP-' VERSARY SALE, you’ll find on w a s h ’ n tire room makes up the CHRIST reheat, mixing vyell. Makea 6 serv . 35 mm Camera, $24.94 SALEI Autonkitic 1 teaspoon lemon juice PLY department, stocked with all fodr floors, in all departments ings. . SALEI Mon’s 100% kimbs- MAS (jARD SHOP, brimming with . 1 cup drained pineapple tidbits everything a 'beginner or an ac an air of happy celebrating with '5HE FALLOT STUDIO. 70 Etest Ceiiter Street, has a limited num weor rtvorsibifs for h i m distinctive assortments from Italy, Pare squash, remove seeds and complished artist needs. There are Invitingly lower price tags. On Germany, the Scandinavian coun ‘I.et a Snille Be Your Umbrella’ ber of the "imported by Graphic” wool 5-button coot swMter strin g portion; cut in 54-Inch oil and water paints, brushes, ar the main floor the set-of-foiir. You’ll feel like singing In the tries as well an famous "Fravessl" King size SNACK TABLE SET, 35 mm CAMERA complete With cubes. Cook , rapidly, covered, i in tist crayons and coloring pencils, rain when you’re wearing a hlgh- 1 cards. A DUFFLE BAG OF IM 10-inch skillet with water and salt easels, canvas panels and an exten regularly $9.98, is now $8.98. FLASH UNIT and leather CASE, PORTED CHRISTMAS CARDS, Black or white tole-rose design. fashlon RAINCOAT from BUR reg. $38 now $24.94. Take color ujst until' tender—about 10 .min sive line of INSTRUCTION TON’S. 841 Main Street. There is 60 for $1. Snatch them up now. utes; drain If necessary amd re b o o k s ; ed or black and white slides and an excellent selection In Tackle •Si', Your packages, will have that "too serve. In same empty skillet mix - Washing Gloves prints from the 35 mm films. Twill, Poplin, some with printed Snatch one up for a holiday gift. • HANDSOMI NIW Reg. 7.98-9.98 precious to open” look in corstarch smooth with pineapple Flavorful Te* White gloves should be Washed WRAPPING PAPERS from the juice; cook and stir over low heat Add,an extra flavor to.your tea as soon ss possible after they are water-repellent lining to reverse Unfortunately the SUPPLY IS • TRI-TOM TRIM * either side to sun or show'ers. TW.O-TONI lOOK "CHRISTMAS HOUSE". You feel until thickened. Add lemon rind by adding a small amount of dried, soiled. A small amount of liquid LIMITED. • •TWO POCXITS the joy of Christmas here; your and juice, squash and pineapple; ground orange peels to tea leaves starch added to the rinse water Choose the stylp with matching Nylon outer shell, • ■ a heart beats faster.. heat. Makes 6 servings. when brewing. keeps them looking like new. hat or convertible hood. •'ITiese For those sudden autumn rain Popular JonR RAINCOATS from BURTON’S are storms, there’s a new clear plastic I fleecy nylon biside. perfect for those will-lt-raln-or raincape that folds ’’Into a print Collar faced with sTeeve V frorit knits. won’t-tt.days. In sizes for the Miss- fabric bag lined in plastic. Budget- reverse fabric. Re Features:, rib-knit ey. Junior and the Petite woman, priced and very handy to own. cuffs and bottom. 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Arthur wrrs' EMD A S TO HOW TO 6gOUHZ)/ A M A l K aBrlUsh ■ Htwu l t ; u i II Cincinnati, Oct. 19 (yp)— O s-f Schsu* of the Lakers, plus two^a former MountalnMr grdat, RMqi3l.'a average, heads the» ^ e s tim i AVERT A HOAMUATiM® HAMMER/ essajrlst MA55ACR6' Garfltld** — • SSeadvsssal car Robertson and Jerry veteran pro starsi Jack Twyman Hundley, under Schaus, who Royal^ast of veterans. at center with the Royals looking 7 i 7 LTiuRII of Cincinnati and EUgin Baylor of ooached them bdtb- in college days. to 6-foot-lO Phil Jordon, and Los prwidtDt 4 Saltpeter ggi^jgUy West, two of the country’s If, who moved to the Royals • Ht studied B Huge tub Los Angeles. Schaus said, "I strongly feel we fWin Villa Madonna College, Cov- Angeles using Jim Krebs and Ray 43 Tropical 6 Laundry aa Mediated best known basketball play Robertson, the nation's leading have... one of the Strongest po- gton, Ky., has stressed team Felix. palma ItH lndu dcvica 34Vcnturo ers as collegians will be on op major coUege scorer for three tentlals In the league.” / work relentlessly during faU train However, many eyes tonight will larmsiit ,, 7 Wax _____as Angered______45 Foreign be on Uie tw o rooklos, RMertson posing sides for the Hrst time years at the University of Cin Baylor, a do-everything plajrer ing. II Iteglon SRalaxet 36 EntertainmOnt 46 Irish luel end Woat, to see how they do with tonight in the pro debut cinnati, as well as thrice an All- at 6-feet-5,. is one reason foc the The Royals also have another KMsltbcT^t 9 Stonea to 28Concisa 47 Seaweed the pros. They were twice team-' BY V. T. H AM LIN 48 Yield It’s the National Biuketball America, was the Royal's prime opUmiam. Baylor drivas like a noted rookie In Bob Booser, 6- ISApars death 30 Lump mates, on' the victorious Pan- A L L Y OOP 31 Elm, lor \ 50 Essential Aaan.'a opener, matching Clncin- target. fast tank, reboupds, pigys defense foot-8 Kansas State star who AUEVMDU KNOW DR., OF MORSE iVO, WELL, MA^BE/SURE! SO AHEAD! 11 VtfeUU* 10 Toward the American Games squad in 19B9 NO INANKS.OOF. L instance being nati’a Royals and the Liaklre who Poor Record,In Past and acts ss playmakef. 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CONN,, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER M, 1990 IG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1960 . sriiiii nm iliaieeiiiniiiisMnasiiN PA6E t w e n t t -f o u r THE '■ '',y ' ' '' ' • t ... . . ^ -OdditiM DepArtment 1906 Cnbfi A itonadhiir I , EARL YOST Rugged Battle Fight Results Last Night ipaiik IMltsr The Giants Of 196$ won 91 games The 116 wlna amassed by ths end copped tha pennant, but the Chicago Cubs of 1006 stands as th* New Orleans—George Benton,fPlttsborgh, knocked out Boblw major-league record for most vie- F o r Passing New York club two years later Hughe*, Akron, middlewelghts, 2. CMehing Strktfjgy Baokfirffs 166, niOadelphla. ontoointed Fred toriea by any club in one season. won the same number and finish dlO UtUe, 169, Bogaiosa, La., 10. Caracas, Venezuela — Ckrioa The Bruins that year finished 20- ' Football cokching i$ not Always fun, especially whSn a ed third . .. Th* Dodgers won the W flkoe-Bam, Pau —Jo« Saloi, Hernandez, Caracas, outpointed games ahead of the runner-up Honors in NFL chsmplonehlp with an even 100 146, Wilkes-Barre, oatpelnted BoMnsDa Garda, Cuba, llght- Giants. Strangely, however, that coRch, spotting an opponSiit’a wSaknSSS from the aidSlines, win* in 1941, hut finished second Franlde Taylor, 140, Philadelphia, wdghte, 10; Rleto Lnukkonen, wa# not the greatest mai^ln by sends in a plSyeT only to have the Strategy backfire. Big Bill New York, Oct. 19 — the following year with 104 vic 10. ' Finland, etopped Ramon Arias, which any NL club ever won a Moore, fine coach gt Central Connecticut State College in New Bobby Layne, veteran Pitts tories. London, Ont. —Johnny Morris. Venezuela, flywdghte, 6. pennant. •Britain, iS a writer’s dream for the weeky luncheons during burgh Steelers quarterback, tbs coIlSgs fodtbail season. Re’s# and Johnny Ujiitas of the sbSrp, irtttj witty find crin Ull Sdm# great ttoHtI with a might Ttnnat- as sharp and as apry a* a man Baltimore Colta ' exchanged • ... . see drawl, thU ttatS being hit many yaara younger. Without places again this week in their home. Stengel’s great Job of manipulat duel for the National Football ing hia .pitching staff, in particular Take for example a recent case League passing lead. Layne moved this past aeason, the Tanka-would to the top, after a week in second lookst the"b1g grip"lread! oi Moore’s when Central played never have qualiflad for tht World place, with Unltas close behind. Broekport Teachersv "I sent in tour seriat aa Amariean Deagua cham- Milt Plum of Cleveland, ad playt that I Jiut knew wriuld click pfOA*. vanced from fifth place to third for long yardage. Here was the re after last Sunusy’s games And • took at the famous name! sult of my four playt; Two fumblet, Caeey reported On the age. ta- suC: “It dq^nda op what you can Norm Van Brocklln of PMladel- one intercepted p tis and one block pMa from sixth to fourth, atatife- ed kick.” central won, 14-8. IhatiU into a ball club. And hoW look at the low, tow priceol •/ you run the club. H ie results (Pen tic* released today showed. Thit above tale brlnge to mifid a nant in i 860) proved it The NFL passing rankings are yarn unfolded a year agri by Trin- "I shall never return to the decided on a formiUa that includes Ity't Dan Jettee. completions, yards gained, touch "I don’t know What thlt game Yankees.” down passes, per cent completed, Stengel doesn’t need the money. per cent Intercepted and average of football it eOmtng to,” he tald. He’ll never have to. worry where "Last SiRurday I had to send In gain in yards. the payment for hi* next meal will Layne has completed 46 of 78 .■«rv: three different playera, all with come from. I hope that he can re tht Sairie instructiont to the quar passes for a 67.7 average and. eight locate himself in baseball. Base- touchdowns. He has a 7.7 per cent terback, before the play wat call bail needs men like Charles Dillon ed.’’ interception average and an aver- Stengel. age gMn of 10.58 yards. That’s 18'kat maket college * * * coachet get gray, and bald. Unltas has 59 completions on " * * ♦ Fishiu|; Progress 117 attempts for 931 yards, a 50.9 E-,’ ->j- completion average and seven RECEIVING END—Tee New York, Oct. 19 (/P)—In-' -presldent Del Webb, ha* taken a Stengel bowed out and Weiss new group In the front office, I’d about another Job. I haven’t mad« H ere "n There Genial Jim Rohan, who admits touchdowns, with 6.0 per cent in Moorman helps make the ni&re^active part In the c 1 u b’s will follow because Topping and want to know who would be In up my mind yet regarding my fu to 79 yaara. Is hack home follow terceptions and an .average gain ends Duke’s strongest po formed baseball men were iVebb agreed "There should be an control, and how much authority ture.” IVhat’t happened to the Wcat ing a two-week fishing trip to of 8.03 yards. ' W- operation# In recent months. Side Rec Bowling League^ long rec- sition. The six-three, 210- ready to lay odds today that Weis# to Remain age limit.’’ In the future the club I would have. Asked whether he thought a Martha’* Vineyard. Jim, his son. - Top Ground Gainer Unlike Stengel,. who will com will not employ a manager after "I’d want to be the one who man of 70 tvas too old to manage, ogrilMd as one of the top two men’t Baric, Lee Fraoehla and Joe Catal- For the second straight week, pound senior pass eatoh-> Ralph Houk, New York coach pletely sever his connection* with he’s 65.. would tell the players what to do he asid: duck pin o^rationa in Manchet- di competed in the annual Striped Jim Taylor ot the Green Bay er was high school All- for the past ^three years, will the club when his two-year con Stengel, chagrined and bitter and how to do It, not have them - "Cepenis on what a man can do. ter? For yeara the loop rolled at Baa* Fishing Derby on the Cape. Packers tops . the runners In America. tract expire* Oct. 31, the 65-year- over his dismissal, intimated he (the front office) do It. I’d want Whether he can Instill splrlt.ln.to the West Side lanea, attracting Fracchia, who also doubles aa ground - gaining, with 281 yards .succeed Casey Stengel as old Weiss will bo, retained In an would, be amenable to* an offer to to be the one to decide what a ball club. Whether h« can get many of the ftneat pin topplera In Manchester's dog warden, won in 63 carries for a 4.6 yard' aver manager of the Yankees In 1961. advisory capacity, Weiss’ contract manage elsewhere. players to discharge and which the most oiit of his players. Re town. Now the hicmberahlp has two daily prises, one first end one age. Jimmy Brqwn, Cleveland’s Stengel, who brought the Yan sults count." (He obviously was been reduced to but tix tcamt. Two fourth, end caught 12 stripers, record holder gained only 26 yards Final Road Game still has several years to run. "My wife Edna,’’ he said, '"would to keep. I never w#s 'a yes man against Dallas last week, but re- k ed 10 pennant* and seven World Roy Harney, 58, at present as like me to get home moriey some rind woiildn’t want to start now.” referring to the Yankee pennant more teams are sought before Mon largest wsighlng 12 pounds, 13 Championships In a 12-year ten day night, Barber Bill Pagani Sr. ounces. Jim Rohan hooked on iidned second place with 265 yarfis Climbing aboard the bus for sistant general manager, probably place." Topping wffs present at the In 1969). to 264 for teammate Bobby ure, was let out yesterday be wiir be named to succeed Weiss. $160,000 Bonus . mammoth press conference which San Francisco fired Bill Rlg- reported...GkMd to-hear that Dr. to* a savan. pound, .ei$ht ounce their final road game of the *«aaon cause he was 70 years old. Houk Fred Maganelli, director of Cheney catch, good for a mystery prize. Mitchell. Also moving into the front office Stengel will, get plenty of money numbered some 150 newsmen plus ney as manager last June and Kyle Rote of the New York Friday night. Coach Walker Brigg* Is 41. when he officially leaves the Yan named Its chief scout, Tom Shee Tech, is recuperating at hia home Baris Rohan, loeal repl estate Id hia Manchaatar High fbotbSlI would be Jack White, the present a half dozen tiewsreel, T'V and following a heart attack. He’s one broker, caught two, one weighing Giants remained ahead In pass re Houk, a former catcher w.lth the general manager of the Richmond kees at the end of this month. Be movie cameras. Webb did not at han, ns Interim manager. ceiving with 23 catches for 359 juad will" hava high hopes of sides his estimated $90,000 salary, In San Francisco, Giant ownei* of the school’s biggest booitera of 19 pounds, one ounce which was regiaterlng their second grtdlran Yahkees, who returned to the or farm In the International League, tend. the athletic program.. .Alio on the tha fourth best catch in the daily yards. Close behind is Baltimore’s ganisation after serving , a term and Arthur (Red) Patterson, cur he. will receive a bonus of $160,000 "Webb has been letting Topping Horace Stonehnm, said: Ray Berry with 21 for 344 yards victory of the fall. The Indiana mend, after a hospitalization pt- awards. Cataldi, standout Little meet Bristol Eastern with game as manager of- the Denver club of rently publicity director of the Los as his share of the club’s profit- run the club,” Stengel said. "Top "Stengel has Had terrific *uc« League baseball umpire, caught Willard Dewveall of Chicago and sharing plan. cess with the Yankees and meriW rlod, is Frank Miller, Saving* time 7 ;30 at Muzzy Field. the American A.ssn., Is expected to Angeles Dodgers. ping told me, and Webb agreed, Bank ofRoial and long-time volley four ctripers, the biggest weigh Ulmo Randle of St. Loiiis have be Introduced In his new capacity Bob Fishel, the club's able pub But no amount of money could that he's trying to rebuild the club a lot of consideration. However, ing 12 pounds, IS ounces which eaUght 19 passes each. Both teams have had eqniider-. salve his badly hurt, pride, which there are two men we have In ball standout...Date for the an able difficulty crashing ths vlO' (Turing a press conference tomor lic relations director arid a big snd he wants to do It now while nual Geld Key Dinner of the Con- netted fourth place on the dally Baltimore’s Lenny Moore scored row. favorite with newspapermen, will he tried to protect by saying he the club’s still in the race.” mind now to replace Sheehan. prize lilt four touchdowns last weekend'ahd tory column this aasson. Tha In "We haven’t had the right to nceUeut Sport* Writers’ Alliance Cleveland’s Bob Mitchell three to dians have won one of four de- CONSTRUCTION OF THE BACK NINE at the Ellington Ridge Country Club is well It will come as nrt surprise to remain. Patterson, Flshel's prede .would have liked to return as Stengel, asked whether h* would is Jan. 28, 1980 - third Monday in 4> * * anyone if, at the same time, Yan cessor with the Yankees, will as- Yankee manager but not under be Interested In managing the talk wlfh the two men, who are go Into a tie for the scoring lead claions overall and atand 1-2 in th* underway and rlnh officials are hopeful that all 18 holes will l)e playable by July 1, The eist White, who has been tabbed the present conditions. San Francisco Giants, winked and with other organizations. But th* month and one wt'tk earlier End of the Line with 42 pointa each. Bob Walston Central Connecticut Interschdlaa PRICE CUT kee President Dan Topping an course opened with nine holes on July 4, 1959. Photo above shows the man-made lake "If I wanted to come back,’’ he should neither become availabls than the long standing date. to Philadelphia has 88 on two tic League race. The host Lancar* nounces George Weiss’ resignation as the future big boss of the Yan replied: * ’• * "Gen* Cenlsy Is still a top ma on the 13th hole while photo at top. right gives general view of work progress under as general manager. Topping, cO-. kees. Harney’s contract ha# an said, "I would have asked for cer No I^iture Plans we would very likely, discuss Jor Isa ^ a piteh<»,’’ National four field goals. are wlnlcsa in four atafta with a Greens Supt. Mike Ovian. Herald Photos hy Ofiara.). owner of the club along with vlce- other year to run. tain tWnps to be changed. With a "I am not yet ready to fhlnk something with Casey." What Price Success Loaisgu* Umrnro Bill . Jaekowski Other leadet’s: PunUng — Sam 14-14 tie last Friday night agalnet on. Winter tires! told mo in nttaburgh. "Ho waa Baker, Cleveland. 47.8 yards av Platt of Meriden being Bastem!* . 'What price succtsa? Casey unhi^py in Philadolphla but will erage on 13 kicks: punt returns— beet showing thus far. .<■ 3-T^SUSURSANITBS Victim of Front* Office Curve Btangel, who guided the New York help some other club.” Conley, Bill Butler, DallasV 15.2 yarde av 'nie only common opponent for White Sox Offer Taamas to 10 American League who also plays basketball with the erage; kickoff return#—John Sam the two Muzzy l^ ld rivals this fall M otb TpocHoh w htn it 9nows...| championships in a dozen years, Boston Celtics, said he would nev ple, Baltimore, 43 yardi averags; was. Hall High of West Hartford. bjt Success Followed Stengel Position was fired yesterday becauaa of his er play with the Phillies again. interceptions—Tom Moore, Green Two weeks ago th* Warrior# trim M ort MilfmgB wh«n It doBsn't age, 70. During my travels along The ehanees are good that hell be Bay, 5. med Eastern, 80-6, and last Satur Writers Side with Case, the major league bueball beat wearing the colors of an American The leaders; day Hall topped the Indians, 26*9- Save now bMt wiaUr lira wa’v* avar madal rhicagn, Oct. 19 l/P) —“Base- during the past 16 years, I have iMague baseball club next aeason BUSHING Snutout Twice “DywHiaie TMetion’' pulli your oar ttuough anow, iea Casey to Imll can III afford to loee a man found Stengel to be the greatest ... .Rumor market has Tom Kel- Yds. Avg. In its first two gams# of the y*ar 9 B^.OnWaiidiiM ibUoNm on dry pavetnanls givaa like Casey Stengel and If he Blast Method of Firing friend a newsman ever had. It Isy. veteran Manchester High 1. Taylor, Green Bay 281 4.6 Eastern was ahutout. Wethera- m iay m o t^ ta an aidia aaaaon of dmpandabla wear. would like to Join the White Just w on't. be the same to see teiuihfr .and coach, moving up aa 2. Brown, Cleveland 266 6.3 fleld, leading the C d L with a l-O-l, Ttpda today for Suburbanitaa and SAVE BIG at theaa .Sox we w-oiild be happy to have sosaeone other than the bowleggsd, diraeter of athletics. A retired 3. Mitchell, Cleveland 354 6.5 record, trimmed the Laaears, 24-0) New York. Oct. 19-(/P)—Charles Dillon Stengel, known to him." Sox President Bill Veeck, aala priosa!. am *.70 X IS hawk featured guy with th* nug* football offloiCI, Kelley is senior 4. Peaks, Philadelphia 249 4.9 and Conard followed this up by BleefcwsS millions as Casey, was just about the most widely, heatedly said today. New York, Oct. 19 (yp)—It’s '8' era that the club lost the re eara running the show. Before man in th* Indian coaching staff, 6. Crow, St. Louis 241 5.5 blanking Coach Walt Aaton’a grld- Veeck said he certainly didn’t no secret how New York base cent aerie* with Pittsburgh’s 6. Smith, San Fran. 240 4.2 dera, 12-0. 1 ALL SIZES OP SUSUSSANITES NOW ON 8ALEI | Tub*-Type and critically discussed manager in major league baseball Pirates. The underlying reason Stengel took over; the Yankee having handled varsity baseball seven*-—------^ ^ think ag4 had anything to do ball writers feel about Casey front office showed it could not tine* 1927. .Playing freshman aoc- 7. McElhenny, San In Phil Lewis ths Lancers hava \ aMMunwiM 11 miiittiiwuH 1 With in pennsnts and with a man'* capabllltle* such ‘Stengel, and there waa no for Casey’s diamissal could Fran. 233 on* of the moat hlM ly raapactad 'm m ' wimoiuwKnfi 1 world championi in 12 years to Stengel made the majors with aeeept anything but a winner eer this season at Springfield Col- aa Stengel’a The type of Job doubt about who was handed have been tliat his phenomenal when It fired Buckey Harris in IV * ax* Chuck Salmend and B(>b 8. Casares, Chicago 220 halfbacks in tha C(^L. Thta fitat, tart - Urt Sele lert tea hfi rredlt. Casey flrmly entrenced the Dodigers as an autflelder at In the Sox organization for auccp.ss had left Topping and Dmsm t*«M Last year himself in baseballs manafferial the rap in his dismissal by IMS for a third place finish aft*r Hammll, two former Manchester 10. Moore, Baltimore 216 Negro lad is one of the fasteat run rflS? snee* rrlM* rrlN* the podgers a#“ an outfielder at Stengel wa* not mentioned, but the New York Yankees. Webb completely out of the High atiuldouts. Beth are physi PASSING nera in the leSgua and a threat to Hall of Fame. Uter played tor Pittsburgh. Phila winning with the same aUpper in this tira It would not be as manager. Said Pulitzer prize winner picture, eclipsed hy the hug# IMT. cal edueatlon majors, Saimond in ' Ave. scora from any plac* on the field &P0X13 m . U.S0 1IA9 22.65 10.N ■When th* mirhty New York delphia. New York and Boston In Al lA>per., who recently signed Artliiir'Daley in his "Sports shadow their manager ca.«t." ^yaical education and Hammill Yd*. Gain if he la given some blocking. sold for Yankees announced on Oct. 12. the National I.,eague. Kis life Ken Smith of the Mirror T(m old at TOT Oasey Is a re- I I 3 I 0 I — . — 20JO 1195 25.10 2M0 as Sox skipper for 1961, Is a ,of the Times” column in the markabls man at his age and he is in phyz od and ncreation. 1. Layne,' Pittsburgh 825 10.58 Augmenting Lewis’ r u n n I a | •a low 1R4S that they had signed .Stenffel time batting Bveraige ai a major close) petsonju friend of Casey. New York Time.s; wrote: 2. Unltas, Baltimore 931 8.03 spaed Is the paaaing threat o: — 2L70 1I.N 26.60 2LIS to succeed pucky Harris as man leaguer was ,281. "Stengel, personifies every "Nervously puffing on a . "There Is no Joy in Miidville 8. Plum, Cleveland 481 14.58 quarterback Joe Oailette. The lat — 23.80 21JI 20.15 2U5 m . 9 ^ ager, moat baaeball wrltera con .Starting as a ' manager with thing that Is colorful and ex nor New York - the Mighty r m a cluded the club had hired Stengel cigarette, ban Topping, co 4. Van BrocMin, Phil. 782 8.23 ter is only a sophomore but has ... mm 23JI 31.95 2U5 Hi-ooklyn in 1931,'he finished sixth, citing In bnsebnll,’’ sal(l VreckE owner of the Yankees with Casey Stengel struck out, vic 5. Shaw, New York 617 8.81 been improving with each gam* t r m t - one of the gatne'a moat cele fifth and seventh In that order and "We could find a job. for him tim of a fast curve by the Bashful Fellow Baek of Weekj 6. LsBaron, Dallas 841 both with His asriala and hi* de 2060 1US 25.10 22.I6 brated funny men lo keep -the with us and l»c happy to have Del Webb, read a prepared 8.41 the management paid him off for statement (at yesterday’s front office." - 7. Guglielml, Wash. 378 9.69 ception on handoffs. Expected to ATOxiP U.9I 11M 2L75 19JI 26.60 2MS fans amused while the team which the lasl«year of his contract In him. He’d keep things hum While the writer* aet up a round out the Lancers* backfield had Sni.ahed third in 11)18 waa be pre.ss conference). It was full 8. Tittle, San Fran. 608 6.12 20.15 1937. With the Boston Braves ming around here.” of empty words, as barren of farewell dinner for Casey to Negro Orphan with Iowa Team 9. Wade, Lo* Angelea 434 6.46 are Gary Palladtnq, who will team 7.10x11 2L30 19.IS 23.90 21.K 2UI ing rebuilt. vt’liom he managed for six years, he meaning aa one qf Casey’s night, a majority of fans also 10. Brodlt, < San Fran. 332 6.80 with Lewie at the other halfback tS xjT 2t.»- 26.10 lU i 31.95 20.II WW’hat happened Is spectacular finished fifth once, sixth, once and were for the ol(l man. Blot, and Rit DlPalo at fullback. Save ^3.00 compared to diamond hUtoiY. dramatic, at rhetorical flights Into Sten- But he is nuking no predictions PASS RBCEiVlNG AOdxlS 2S.60 22JS 35.55 32JI seventh four times. After that he gelese. After reading It, Top "They have too much Iowa City, Iowa. Oct. 19 (F>—| Rac’d Tds ttmej breathtaking, certainly never went back to minors, to Milwaukee Big Parly Saturday money, the Yankees,” said WUburn Hollis Is a ahy 19-yoar- about th* rest ot the season. If' Rote, New York 23 S f f iis »60 29JI — - — 35.55 3MI last year's, price dull. Those who had come to.laiigh and Kansas City of the American (Herald Photo by Ofiara) ping faded Into the back "I don’t want to say uything ground as If ashamed of him Sam Schnienei*,' a delicatessen old who quartsrbacka ths Iowa 3. Berry, Baltimore 31 Young TurncMi Win fSBilO - . ... - . ' - . . at Casey's Jokes remained lo ad Assn.- and to Oakland of the Paci For Midget Drivers waiter. "Firing Stengel Isn’t football team.- about t^ n g unbeaten,” he eald. 3. Dewveall, Chicago 10 JHL. for this tire! mire the new, the tremendously fic Coast League. Pen Parly i Bill Crowley, Bill Monhoqiielle, Bill Show ron self. He should be. justified. I mean 'It’s not "It’i a good thought but it’s too *AII pricas plus tax and racappabla tIra "From a public relations "Hi’s a rtel bashful boy,” says 4. Randle, St. Louis 19 Briarcliff Manor, N. T. (P) — ■urressful Stengel. •■It was from Oakland, where he Includes Trophies right.” ■ Coach Forest Evazhovskl. far away to think about.” 5. Retzlaff,' Philadelphia 18 The three younger Tumeea broth Stengel's Yankees won the 1948 w-on the PCI. pennant In 1918, that standpoint, the Yankees have A Brooklyn tattoolst, Fred He was excited, however, about 6. Schnelker, New York 15 ers, Willie, Jim and Doug, turned American Is;ague pennant hy-beat •Stengel was eiimmoned by the Yan done great damage to them Grossman, said "It’s a rot- So when the 300-pound Junior loiva’B flrst-plaes ranking in the Thirty-seven boys and girl^'who selves. They msy. have done said quloOy In the Hawkoyes’ hud 7. Stickles, San Fran. 16 back Phil, Joe and Mika, older YOUR OLD TIRE IS YOUR DOWN PAYMENT ing Boston on the final day of the kees. Skowron Homers in Dinner Talk^ tim shame. Where they going to national football poll "Boeauso it’s brothers of the famous golfing season They won again In 19.10, participated In the 1960 racing the same from a baseball find a bettfr man?” Said a*, dle last Saturday "Guys, it’s gotU something we’ve all worked for.” *n**—- ^ be right this time,” his feammatoa family,’ 2 up in a charity match at again In 1PM, 19.12 and 19.13. Each season at the new quarter midget standpoint. I t’s a shabby way high school student, Robert His football spoelalties are pass- MORNING BELLES the Briar Hall Country C3ub. Beat year the World Champlohsh'lp went arena In Buckland will ..be feted to treat the man who has not Turkel, "I think it’s pretty knew he meant IL run options Injivhlch ho either Evelyn Lorentzen 119-116—339, with It.'The Yanka' pennant parade Srnior Cape I..oop medal score was shot by Mika, at Hotel Bond In Hartford Sat Red Sox to Feature *New Faces" only brought them glory but stupid." An East 61st St. bar-'S- •Thoy gave him great protection runs or passes to a teammate. He Nila Terry 119, Hllma McComb KnoUwood C. C. pro, . halted temporarily In 19.11 when urday night at 7. also has given their dynasty ber, Alfred Rammaeca, said as he tossed a 34-yard touchdown ■cored on that play on runs of 116, Chickie Janicke 115, Betty Cleveland finished in first place. Beiiip Formulated Each young (Jrlver will be wanted to get in the scries was a firmer footing than It ever "Good Bye, "Yankees,” - pass which gave Iowa a 28-21 vie- nine end 81 yard* against Wiscon Skelly 114. But Casey's Bombers cam# hack awarded a plaque' and many will By EARL YOST Origin of Moose had. So long. Case. You gave There were some —: only a tory bv€T Wisconsin and Iwostcd sin. VILLAGE MIXERS to capture the pennant In each of Roy Face. We got him, too, In Plans are being formulated for receive special trophies at the din “If it wasn’t for Casey the final game. He was mad be iis 12 unforgettable years.” few — who agreed with Yan the Hawks into the top spot in No Favorite Play Men’s top scoros included Ike the next four seasons. The Yankees the Recreation Department spon ner. They will be handed out bje Stengel I wouldn't be here to Biggest chucJtle of the night cause Bobby Richardson got the Also writing about the press kee rea.sonlng that' at 70, the Associated Press football poll. "But I don’t have a favorite Rhoadi 210-202-201—613, Art Raf IRUNSWICK HONITE good eai won thelp loth jtennant under sored Senior Basketball I^eague to Jimmy Nichols, natlonaUy-known conference, Bed Smith of the ferty 194-224-187—605, Lars Swahn / ^ Casey wa* too old. One, a Lex Stengel the past seasdn. night,” Bill Skowron told a came when a youngsters asked Corvette and he didn't a* the star That pass and two scoring runs play," ho said. "I like whatever be played, at the Y again this one armed golfer whose amazing Bill Skowron how he acquired of the series. Herald Tribune wrote; ington Ave. news dealer, said against Wisconsin earned Hollis wofks beat at th* time.” 176-209, Tom Kaozmarezyk 195, EM The most remarkable thing about .vesr. career Includes seven holes In one gathering of - over 400 last "There wa* a halfhearted "They should give sorrieone Miller 188, Jim Wagner 187, Bill B0WLIN8 BAUL8 MORE PEOPUE RIDE ON QOODYEAR TIRES TKAN ON ANY OTHER KIND Stengel was that he was sn old night at the annual Sports the nickname of Moose. "Early Wynn is the toughest the Associated Presa Back of the Hollis is noted more for his Managers of teams wishing to • one of them a 386-yard drive. "When I wa# seven years old pitche^... P like pitchers to throw effort to Imply that Casey else a chance. Stengel’s a" rich r-Week honors. . running than for his passing, do Topping 187, Lloyd Curtiss 184, man, by'tnnsi sisndsrfls, when he■! participate are asked to contact All young.*ters who have ac Night program of Manches living in Chicago, my grand sought Tnore leistire to spendl man." When told of tha honor. HoUl* Dutch Appleby 179, Don Adams Custom Fltta^lattlslsd took over the tnsnsgership of the either . Wally Fortin at the East at me. It gets me mad and I hit spite the spectacular toss against cumulated credits ilhder the sea ter Lodge of Masons. The slugging father gave me a haircut, better after I get knocked down. ndth his wife, hut he (Sten- But the majority were with said 'Tm idad" In th# same calm Wisconsin. 178, John DuVal 178. Yankees. He then .18 sn<1 hail .Side Ret' during the day or Don son high ’ point driving program first baseman of the New shaved my head clean. 'You ’ Sfel) brushed that aside and the writers, unhappy with the manner he displayed kftor an off ' Leading scores among the wom been In bsseball 39 years. flowles' al th* T nights between I Know When-thiey are throwing at Coach Evashevskl’s main crit lOW LINO SHOES will receive trophies eponsored by York Yanljees shared top billing know Mussolini was bald, too, "laid the responsiblltty where It decision, .and unhappler yet sides penalty agalnft Wlaconsln en were Oert Swahn 156-174-152, Bhm In Kansas City, .Mo... On 6 snd 10. ' me. I’ll get them guys some day, leism of Hollis eentera around his NICHOLS-MANCHESTEIt TIRE business firms, service organiza with Bill Monbouquette 'of the- Bos so they started to call me one way or another... The Yarj^s belongs, with Topping arid with.the way the ax fell. nuUlfled hlB 29-yard, touchdewn Doris O’Hara 158-164, 'Juanita GGGDYEAG SERVICE 8TGRE July 30, 1890, Stengel entered The lesioie'wlll operat* Ttieisday generosity on the field. S H IR T S " r I- tions and individual*. ton Red Sox. Bill Crowley, new Moose. have the^ youngest team in the Webb. "You’d .thirilc,’’ a Columbus ■ pass the j»lay before hie luecese- "Hi always wants to hand off Rhoads . 172, Bea Carroll 156. X . 295 IR O A D STv— M l 3-5179 Wesleitn Dental College In K.a'nsss and Wednesday nights. If more ' Trophim to Be Ol.ven public relations director for the^ "That’s nothing,’’ he added, Ave.. bartender said. ./’They'd 713 MAIN ST^4SI M523 City after he graduated, from lllgh. than six learns participate, gatnes American League . .. I’m pulling "Wisely or unwisely, with or ful JHtch. to one of the other baeksj Instead Top point five driver* In both Red Sox, handled the toastmaater "they useik to call my sistecj for Herb Score, to make a come Without good reason, fairly have at lea.st given Stengel *v' JFRUrr LEAGUE Ev b iy AccM sory srhonl He decided to, fjiilt college will also be played Thurstiay Junior and senior dlvist(^nj v^'lll role In big league style. Mlanto long Time oil huUclng the touchdown Himself,’" nights. * Queen Mary, arid my brother, back... Biggest thrill, three-nuji or not, (they) fired. the man ^chance to resign like the BVy say*. . • Anita Nylin’s 89 was hlgh'''with- when he got X chance to play far re('elv* special trophies. They.are: No doubt about It, Skovyron Hitler!’’ government" did Sherman *T knew w# could score, even Kankakee, .III., and become a pro Any Individual players, wishing homer off Lew Burdette In 1958 who has done more for them after the first touchdown pass wa* "At 19, he’s pretty young to be out a mark. Hi JIM’S ATLANTIC STATION ^ Senior Dlvlklon -^nna Smola .of "homered” In hie maiden, appear World Series.” •anej their club than any other Adams.” "" KAFFE KLATOKERS H0U.YW00D SERVICE OENTER fessional | ballplayer. to play but not haVing been ap Groton; Gerry Demeiisy of Man ance In Manchester. As for Sten ealisd back,”. Hollis related. "Wo carrying the responsibiUty we’ve NASSIFF ARMS 00. 451 W . CENTER $T.—Ml 9-8154 proached b.v a team manager may . Preceding Skowron as a speak human, and probably has don# still had tour downs and one min given Mm, but he is really de Better scores Hated Shirley 342 E. CENHR ST.#-^I M 1I7 register at the Y Tuesday chester; Michael Angelo, Vernon; gel, the Moose had this to say; diet right, now that the Pirate* er was dark hairpd Monboquette, as much fqr the game.as any Singleton "177, Ro*e Devoid 166, ”HOU8E OF SPORTS’* Jimmy Milo, Southington;' an(l "I have a lot of respect for Casey. Boxer Absolved ute to go—and a minute le a long veloping M a leader. The boya Wednesday or Thursday nights. don't win the pennant Iri the next the only ' "untouchable’’ on the body this side of Babe, Ruth. have confidence he can run the Fran Rawley 161, Betty Btm ad 1616 Mala 8L—Mk ••1042 The gym Is open to all men Jor Carol Bdwar^ of Manchester. In 1950 when I worked out with five years. There are four better Red Sox. Mombo, winner of 14 It Is indicative of the man’s time.” . • 160, *• BUHRER’S SHELL SERVICE Junior Division—S iumui Orrlll of the Yankees at ComlsUey Park in teams than the Pirate* In the Na In ’As s aai 11 Case The Negro orphan from Boys big pUy.” lAOR’S ATIANTIO senior basketball practice between games, he lost 11. stature that the big question Town, Nob., has played * key vole HtoUis i" la majoring in psychology the hours of 8 and 10 every Tties- Meriden; Tom Elrdln, East Hart Chicago^,.Casey told me, 'If you tional League. "We need Jackie Jensen in raised by the announcement, . V 453 CENTER ST.—Ml 9-8128 ford; Butch Balemo, Southington; sign with us,.I’ll have you in the “That infield In Pittsburgh Is in the Mawka’ first four vletoriss, and gets avsrage grades. He hopes 7G6 MAIN S T ^ I M232 DELCO day, Wednesday and Thursday rlghtfield.’If we had him I am was not “Wbo's the new . man New York, Oct. 19 (>pj^A scoring five touchdowns and pass to play profsssional football when nights until ths league starts. Ronnie Wlnot, Newington. major leagues In three years.’ X th* worst that I’v* ever played on, sure that we would have won 30 ager?’ But rather. 'What’ll Judge dismissed assault '.eharges There will ba other trophias, spent three yeaf* in the minor* sandlot, high school, *enal-pro and ing for three ethers. he gn^atoi. Inchidlng; Sportamaiiahlp trophla* more games. W* are glad that he’s you do now, Casey?’ against Al Singer, former light KEN’S OARAGE Notre Dame’s football taam and Casey kept his word and I can college. It’s full of divot*. coming back. "The feeling here Is that he weight boxing champion, and two MORRISON’S ATUNtIC lost eight meet from last season’s to Susan Orrlll, Bruce Edward* of look back now on seven year* with "Only thing that I’m glad about A T T E N T I O N ANDOVER—Fi 2-4227 l^ l BATTERY! MancheMter, and Jay Hehtr of "Actually, we had.ja lot of touch earned the right to call his other persons after they agreed V 2U W. MIDDLE TPKE.—Ml M3G2 first string, inchidlng George Izo the'Yankee*. Is that a Polish boy beat us." he ^ck. Not only did we lose Jensen O'wn play.'Nudging him out to shake, hands and forget their and Don White who alternated at Meriden; Hard Liick Trophy, Ron "I only .\.l*h that Casey was added. Bill Mazeroski, Pittsburgh nie Wlnot; ■ Fastest Skill Driver, ror the entire season, but also Was sheer effrontery.” quarrel. '• - W O M E N ! MSTRIBUTED BY quarterback. only 60-when I first met him. He’s second baseman, wa* the fellow Gary Geiger,' with a collapsed In the Dally News, Dick The trouble started at a drink $500 TO WIN Oerry Demeusy,. , . not too old at 70 to mahage, like whose ninth Inning homer broke OUYA’SESSO SICK’S ATLANTIC STATION .All .plaques and trophies will lung. Just when he 'was coming Young wrote: „ ing party In the .13-year-old Sing $2,000 they say." #: 9-9 tie and gave the, Buc* the Into hie own. And Sammy White "So Casey Stengel took the er’s East Side apartment. 204 HARTFORD RD.y M I 9-8294 carry the insignia of the sponsor "When I was told Case was all Important “run In the seventh By^opular Request 411HAR1VeRD RD..-MI M227 MANCHESTER ing organization, th* Connecticut retired. He’s the bekt catcher that $160,000 severance pay and Singer, who held thri lightweight flre 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. 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Robertoeni We will eatimota volua of youi olty Co., 47' Main at, M fk 1062 Plymouth sedan...... >49 ^SrePBOTHtRIMa ^ 700. Owner, MI 9-6264. SC heste r. 1950 Packau’d 4-door...... furnaces, modern radiators, com NEVER BEEN USED ' cost of >2.85 a week, you get, the any buainesa. 190 West. Middle ter—attached breezeway and gn- broker, Ml 3-6958. property without Obligation. Wa advertising MEMf ♦ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l9, IM V; PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT jllanrtjf^B&r lEofnitig l|walJ» Give a Pint of Blood'-^Mobile at Tomorrow, 10:45 a, m. to 6:30 p. m . Girl Scouts of Troop 7 will not Civitan Parade- meet tomorrow night as planned. Miss Tingley Sets The Weetber About Town Girls are to meet at the’ Highland (To Open Annual A'rence Daily Net Preea Ron Park, spring Saturday at 10 am. Retirement Date . < For WMk Baded Forteaat of D. 8L Wee#w Bai—u Th» PtrtUfli Women’* AUUnce, for a hike. o< ^ 15, u i o Group 246, wiU meet tonight at The rotlremejit of Katherine A. Fruit. Cake Sale Fair, much colder toniglit. Low 7 :30 at the clubhouse on Clinton St. Edward'Hlrth of Rockville has Tngley, Extension clothing spe la 80*. Friday fair, eoMer. High la been elected first vice president, The ManchSster Civitan Club 13,243 Bose Oo. No. J. Town Fire De and Francia Hart of Manchester a cialist at the Univetoity of Con will open Its annual • fruit eaka of the Audit 40’*. partment, will sponsor a ladle* member of the executive commit necticut. ha* been announced by sale Saturday with a parade. Clifford Ulm,. chairman, an . «f Obcolatteu. bowling night on Nov. 8 at the tee of the Hartford branch. Nation Albert N. Jorgensen, University 'TMCA. Co-chalrmien are Russell al Association of Postal Super nounces it will be an old ear pa president. Miss 'Rngley's retire rade, like last year, with Junior Matteson and Jack May. For visors. ^ __ reservations, call the firehousie. ment will become effective Nov. Marching Band leading. Starting A bake sale will be sponsored 30. from Charter Oak . Park at 11 a.m., the parade will travel north Members of the Anderson Shea by the Nathan Hale PTA tomor Miss *nngley became associated AuxiUary, VFW, who plan to visit row at 9:30 a.m! at Hale's depart on Main St: to the ' Municipal with the University of Connecticut Building parking lot. the West Haven Hospital tomor ment store. Mrs. Norman Arey Is In 1941. Since that time she has row night, are asked to call Mrs. general chairman. Persons with old cars who would State N ew s h‘eld the position of Extension like to Join the parade are- In'vited George Ecabert, hospital chairman. clothing specialist. The associate Dakota Council. Degree of Poca :o contact Recreation Director Russian A- profOssor of clothing has been In es Herdlc, or Matthew The Stein Club will sponsor a hontas, will meet tonight at 7:30 strumental in developing and ad at Odd Fellows, Hall. There will Maelbzp, president Of Ci'Vitan. A R ou n d u p rice Halloween dance Saturday A M h e ministering 4-H clothing projects. be a social hour after the meeting. few of the^^rs entered are owned VFW Home. A buffet will be served ...She is credited with having in by Marahalk Lamenzo, Anson at 10:30 p.m. Dick Stocks and hla troduced self evaluation as an ef .Thorp, Ollvia’sTlsso, James Her- (Glet N-Rockets ^ e Martha Circle of Emanuel orchestra will play music for danc fective educational method for dic, and the Hobb^^hoppe. Sev Alleged Bandit ing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Ticket* Church Women will meet for sew teaching 4-H club members. Her ing tomorrow at 10 a.m., followed eral old pumper Are 'bnjhnes are may be obtained at the door. work with 4-H club members the expected to be in the parody. by a InisinesS meeting at 2 P-jn- Refuses to Eat past 19 years, especially In the Civitans have been dlvlded'into Oct. Friends who have been aa- clothing Held, has been recognized 6ve teams and wilt be in comp4^ soctated in YWCA work with Mrs. Three Manchester girls, all 1960 both state and natibnajly. mier J^ruahehev said today Khrushohev again propoaed the New Haven, O ct 20 (/P)t- graduates of Manchester High tition to see which team can sell Walter F. Blli(dt are Invited to a In 1946. Miss Tingley was named the most fruit cake during thie sale the Soviet Union, which is convening of a summit conference Vincenzo Gallina, • alleged Si U.S. School, have been elected as of in 1961 to deal with the question tea to be held in her honor tomor representative to the American that will continue through Decem- credited with the wbrld^s big cilian bandit whose latest bid row from 3, to 5 p.m. at the home ficers of the 1963 class at Hart Home Economic.s Association. She ^r. Team captains are Alfred gest underseas fleet, now. has of Berlin and Germany. o f Mrs. Richard Hurd, 156 Vernon ford Hospital School of Nursing. "We propose the convening of a against extradition has been was named to "'V^’ho's Who in New Flagg, Howard Holmes, Robert atom - .powered submarines St. They are Miss Joanne Gustafson, England” In 1949 and to “ Who's summit conference after the turned down by the U.S. Su Brown. William Lennon and Nath armed with niiclear rockets. American election t> solve the 47 Princeton St, seCreUry; Miss Who In The East" in 1957. an Agostinelli. preme Court, refused to e&t Miss Katherine Martin, daugh' Judith Chagnot, 18 Westwood St., TTie United States was the problem of Germany and to holve Holds Firm laJ The author of many Extension Proceeds from the sal* are used for the third straight day in Sale teV of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mar vice president: and Miss Sandra pioneer hnd has claimed a as w ell' the Berlin question,” he McKay, 216 Highland St., student and 4-H clothing bulletins, Miss by the Civitan Club to benefit said. the New Haven State Jail. tin, S3 Harvard R^l.,, Is enrolled as mentally retarded children of a freshman at Becker Junior Col council representative. ' Tingley hag also had several ape- monopoly in this field. Jail officials planned to set a' cial articles published In nation- Manchester, and other local Khruahehev spoke before 18,006 (Oontlnaed on Page Twelve) tqsty dish of corned bee# and cab To Price of lege In Worcester,' Mass.,' ^ ere projects. she la majoring In a two-yeaf ex Memebr* of Omar Shrine Club a Home Economics magazines. She Muscovite*'' packed into Luahnlki bage before the SicUian in the ecutlve secretarial program. Sh? will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at hag been'active in the Connecticut Stadium. I t . was hla first speech hopes of peaking hia fast. is a 1960 graduate of Manchester the Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pro Home Economics Assn, and served since' he returned la*t week from Sheriff J. Edward Slavin said a Ounce as president of that group from Mark 50th Anniversary U i de»k-pounding vlalt to the U.N. High SchooL spect St./ Hockvlll*, to pay re ATLANTIC P o la n d U r g e s doctor visited Gallina. ■who has spects to Richard H. Symington, a 1947-49. Mr,, and Mrs. Patrick Richard General Assembly. just stared at his food ■without eat member of the Shrine Club who Holder of the bachelor of science- Brannick, 22 N. Elm St., will tie William Brannick of Mwcheater, FURNACE OIL "Recently in the American press ing since. Tuesday. Washington, Oct. 20 {IP)— died Monday. degree in Home Economic.s from honored at a family dinner to John Brannick of Val/ey Stream, Antomatle Delivery a note appeared that the Pentagon Ban on Bases An appeal by Gallina.' 33, for a The U.S. Treasury toda.v re- Purdtie University, Ml.ss Tingley night at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Long Island, N, Y., and Robert L T. W O OD C O . la going to send to Soviet shores review of his ca.se was rejected by afhrmed its “firm position” London, Oct. 20 (IP)— AT SHOOK j e w e l e r s The American Legion Auxiliary was awarded the master of arts Robert Brannick. 10 Hemlock St., Brannick of -Manchester, and 10 . Phone Ml S-II29 submarines with nuclear weapons," the nation’s highest court earlier soaring price of gold reached^ Khrushchev said. "American _gen- United Nations, N. X., Oct. 20 of maintaining the price of will hold a rummage sal* Friday, degree from Columbia in 1941. She in celebration of their golden wed grandchildren. in the week. an unprecedented high o f 290 erals can not but kpow that' we, — Communist Poland asked gold at $35 an ounce. •beginning at 9 a.m., at the Legion has also studied at the University ding anniversary. Gallina, a native of New York, too, have submarine* ‘ witH atomic the United Nation* today to call The Treasury issued a formal shilling’s ($40.60) per fine Home. Members may bring dona of Wisconsin and the Unlver.sity of The couple will greet friends was arrested in 1958 and ordered motor* armed with rockets.” on all Countries t o , cease building statement in reaction to the un ounce in the laM minutes of tions to the Legion Home tomorrow Chicago. She Is a native of Howe, and relatives at open house extradited by U.S. Commissioner Ind. Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Referring to these reported plans new military bases and rocket precedented jump in the price of, trading oh the London ex evening. Donations will be picked to send U.S. submarines into launching Installations on the ter Benedict M. Holden Jr. on charges gold on the London and other for up and Mrs. Clifford Walker, 76 home of Mr. and Mrs. William by Italy that he took part Irt^a change today. orei Brannick, 3 Hartland Rd. waters bordfcting Russia, he said: ritories of other countries. eign markets. It said: Phelps .Rd., may be called. The proposal was laid before the series of crimes in Sicily during . This is $5.60 above the price Of The Brannicks were jnarrled "This is a criminal policy on "The United States will continue gold set by the United States gov ^TlOATtNG^BEADSr Gibbons Assembly the brink of war.” General Aaaembiy’s 99-nation po and after World War II. <- its policy of buying gold from and T h e Past Mistress Club, Daugh Oct. 19, 1910 In St. James’ Church During the lengthey. hearings. ernment, and means there likely here. Mrs. Brannick la the former A suipmary of hla speech dis litical committee by Polish For selling gold to foreign governments, will be an increMed demand from SPEEDSHAVER ters of Liberty, No. 128, will meet tributed by Taoa news agency In eign Minister Adam Rapacki. Gallina admitted robberies but central banks and under certain Friday at 8 p.m. at the‘ home of Hears Importer Margaret Egan. They have lived claimed he was. fighting for SicUian foreign countries on the gold in Manchester for 60 years. Mr. English gave a paragraph to hi* Rapacki also propoaed:' conditions, international institu Mr*. Robert Dunlop, 90 Chestnut independence as part of a gang tions, for the settlement of interna hoard held there. LAY-AWAT NOW Brannick is a retired butcher who announcement of, the nude a.r, •1. That countries which do not Private trading in gold ia illegal St. Tivufe Is better than, aid to -for alli-d with Salvatore -Giuliano. tional balances or for other legiti eign countries. Mias Bdlroara Brig has worked at Merrlll’a, Hale's, DOUBLE rocket-armed aubs. have foreign military bases on in the United States, but Is carried FOR CHRISTMAS Giuliano was a notorious bandit mate monetary purposes.' at the ham, a . Hartford Importer, told Foster's and Pinehurst markets. It said ‘‘he served this notice on their territory should ban the con- on here and In other European The Hilliard Assn, will sponsor a 99 American general! and admirals in who led a mountain gang in Sicily established rkte of $35 per fine troy harvest dance Saturday from 9 more than .60 members of Gibbons Mrs. Brannick is a member of the atructipn of svich Installations- after the war. He was kUIed in ounce,' exclusive of handling countries a.s well as in Canada. Assembly, Catholic Ladies of Co Rosary Society of St. Bridget's eonnection with the report that the 2 ..That countries which do not Markets in these other countries p.m. to 1 a.m. at the American Pentagon decided to send sub 19.50 after Italian troops broke up charges. SHOOR Legion Home, 26 Leonard St. The lumbus, last night at the K of C Church, St. Margaret’s Circle, have nuclear weapons should not the band, "As Treasury Secretary Robert also soared today. Home. r Daughters of Isabella, and has marines armed with miasiles and accept them from other countries There Was a leap of about 37 Plaids will provide music. Refresh nuclear 'weapons to the ahorea of B. Anderson has stated many times ments will be served. Tickets may Trade helps people to maintain been active in the Democratic par and* should not'seek to manufac in the past, it is our firm position shillings ($5,181 in one day’s trad Jewelers the Soviet Union.” _ Kennedy 34~18 ing here. be purchased at the door. Chair self-respect and provides money ty here. Jaiie's flghtin'g ships, an authori ture them on their own soil. to maintain the dollar at its exist with which they can huy our prod The couple has fmir children, The Polish, foreign minister Bristol. Oct. 20 LP) — Aresiden- ing gold parity.” Only one official price la an- 917 MAIN ST.—MI 9-6814 man of the dance Is Mrs. James tative reference work, credits the tial poll of employes of tha, Bristol .nounced for the London Gold Ex Gott. ucts; the speaker asserted. Mrs. Harold Dwyer of B o 11 6 h. further renewed his appeal for A'spokesman for the Federal Re- Soviet Union with 800 convention adoption of the Rapacki plan for Press today gave Democratic can^ change in the morning-at the start Miss Brigham, owne; of the Far ally powered aubmarinea. Though j partially disarmed zone across dldate John F. k en n e^ V 3 4 '-to-i8 Board said that it would h ^ of trading. The closing price can and Near Trading Co. of Hart nrany ore old types. It has de •victorv over his Republican oppon- sta t^ en t on the gold situation. ford. discussed her_. travels ajid Central Europe without nuclear only be determined unofficially by scribed them oa ‘‘a formidable ent, Richard NlXonTvTi.-.,., I The Treasury statement was is- noting transactions in' the last mo showed slides of her "visits to Parle, GAS HEATING threat to the alUed control of the weapons ot' rockets. sued after Secretary Anderson and and Venice, Yugoslavia, Germany The newspaper conducts the poll ments of trading. seas.” The United States, with of its emft^oyes each presidential top aids had spent moat of the Demand remained firm up to the and the NetheHands.. She also dis P. STOLTZ 200 conventional auba, has 33 nu- (Continued on Page Twelve) morning weighing the significance played unusual articles and Jew election year. end, but had fallen off somewhat I S I E W ! C H 7.2651 In the Congfreeamon-at-large of the gold movements on world from the rapid dealing of the elry which she ’has Imported. markets. . -r- Refreshments were served by AD 2-5946 race, the employee picked Demo Francia Cardinal Spellman and "Vice President Richard M. Nixon, right, kepublican candidate for morning. cratic incumbent Frank Kowalski Part of the buying In London president, get a laugh out of a remark by Sen. John F. Kennedy, Democratic presidential candidate, At the official fixing this morn Mrs. Fred Barrett and her com FREE ESTIMATES was attributed to speculation that mittee. over Republican Antoni Sadlak during chat before 16th annual Alfred E. Smith memorial dinner last-alght in New York’s Wal- ing the gold price was set at 260 Aussie, Briton Share 33-to-19. the United States might eventually dorf-As^raa Hotel. ' Both catfdidates renounced the religious ls*ue in the contpaign in non-political shillings per ounce fine, but.hectic The poll in 1956 gave President devalue the dollar by offering a addresses. ( AP Photofax i. , ' ' trading soon rocketed It upward. Eisenhower a 31-to-17 ■victory over higher price for gold. The official ------L_ a .. - ■ _- A big scramble for gold was American price has been $35 an his . Democratic opponent, ' Adlal touched-off . earlier this week by Nohel Medicine Prize Stevenson. ounce since 1934. Swiss bankers. Uiio have been ad Aaked about' possible d^ltliia-. SWITCHBOARD/^ The newspaper has endorsed the Ike Returning i2-Point Program Plan vising their cu8tomers^lo-«aiai!ge Nixon-Lodge GOP ticket. Four tion, the Treasury aide said: American dollars into gold. oreleo Btockholm, Sweden, Oct. 20 (ff)Atance that the body’s own tlaauea years ago. it endorsed -the Eliaen- ‘‘It is not even being considered .One dealer said this has led to TRAINING IS NOW — An Australian. Prot.' Frankrdo not.Irtducp reactions, while it hower-Nixon ticket. . in any wa.v, shape or form. It's T o ^ o - P 3 !itics MacFarlane Burnet, and a Briton. is equally Important that the de just as much an impossibility as it speculation that the United States Prof. Peter Brian Medaware, were fense mechanisms are promptly may eventually devalue its dollar 'FiiMnNO-HEIlDS^ Ruling on Fines ever was.” Available in Hartford awaked the i960 Nobel prize , for alerted by the intrusion of foreign Anderson is known to feel that V i t a l S ta te T r ip by fixing a higher price for gold T omorrow medicine today. Bubstances. ' Hartford, Oct. 20 (JP) — Cfiiief the standing American offer to 'than its current $35 an ounce. * Individual Training on Three Live The winners of the $43,627 prize In Burnet’s opinion the capacity Justice Jay E. Rublnow says the buy and sell gold at, $35 an ounce The demand for gold brought 'Switchboards (225.987 Swedish crowns) were Se .of “self-recognition” occupies a fines in the state’s new circuit . Palm Springs, Calif., Oct. 20 (JPi *, 0ssaes IJmIted to 12 Students (Continued on Page Twelve) 9 :3 0 to 9:00 P.M. COATS! lected by the Royal' Caroline In.- central position among immuno court will have to be paid the day •(GontiBued on Page Xst elve) — President .Eisehhower, traveling AM. •titute in a 2-hour session. logical phenomena. The "aelf”' pat they are imposed or the' defen DAY CLASSES 3W E E K S ! NIGHT CLAS-SES 7 WTIEKS! The five annual Nobel prizes are under a non-political banner but tern is genetically determined and dants will go to jail. . ; . , ■ AGE GROUP 17 to 8.6 awarded in fields of medicine, phy- In many other courts, a , person doing some oblique mlssionar.v New York. ,Ocl 20 Viccf’ lional economic council would be *lcs, chemistry, literature apd fully developed already in the pri work for the Republicans, retum.s ' ' No High School Diploma Required mordial cells.. The immunological who needs time to'raise money to J u r y P o n d e r s President Richard M. Nixon to to "coordinate the varioua govern FREE Typing Instructions— FREE Placement Service peace- work, and stem from the to the trail today in vote-rich day proposed cutting ' excise tax ment efforts bearing on the promo fortune loft by the, late Alfred No competence, on the other hand, the cover a fine Is given a stay until B u lle r in s Our Graduates are now employed by leading firms. faculty of developing immunity is he can obtain the cash, but such California. , rates and applying the levy to tion 'of a healthy econom y" WITH ALL bel. Inventor of dynamite. Refre.shed by a day of golf and WRITE, VISIT or CALL: absent in the embroy su'd full im unll not be the case when the new Finch,* Tregoff more • commodities as part of a But he declared it wodakl - in- from the AP Wires Burnet and Medaware were relaxation, in this desert resort awarded the 1960 prize for medi munological maturity ia reached court begins .operations Jan. 1. • 12-point program to accelerate the fringe In ho way on the indcpCn^ndcpCmr only some time after birth. In addition, Rubihow said yester area, the President arranged to nation's economic progess. dence of the Federal Reserve Sys Mod«rn PBX and Receptionist 5ehobl cine jointly for the discovery of take off, aboard his jet airliner at Rranrh of Modern PBX School, New Haven Burnet concluded that the "self” day, any persona whd owe fines Murder Retrial Tax reforms made lip one part tem. This, Nixon said, "is some ^'BONSAL RECALLED , acquired Immunological toleianCe, mid-morning for San Francisco. *aid the official citation of the recognition capacity Is not in to the state’s municipal, courts, of the Vice President's economic thing the opposition seems bent tVimlngton, Oct- 20 (g V -T te -<•88 Main St., Room 806, Hartford, JA 7-8206 The city Is planning a big wel- CASH SALES awarding .'body. herited but i.s gradually acquired which will be replaced by. the new Los Angeles, Oct; 20 (JP)—The program, which also Included crea on doing and which is already State Department recalled