Second Free Polio Clinic Wednesday at Municipal Building, 2 to 9 p. m.
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VOL. LXXIX, NO. 22 (rOURIKBN PACKS) MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 2«, t9S9 { O m a a n t * AdoortMag m Pmgo i t ) PRICE FIVE CENTS Steel Ranks Broken ApalachiniDeath Sentence D e f e n dan t Kaiser Starts T ¥¥ 1 Held hhockmff Crippled Killer to Die In Hospital Cincinnati, Oct. 26 (JP)-^The ® National Association for Re Separate Talk New York, Oct. 26 {IP)— tarded Children (NARA) says The trial'of delegates to the Conneetkyt. has done wrong Apalachin, N. Y., underworld in sentencing convicted killer In State Prison Chair Philadelphia, Oct. 26 (flP)—f whether he expected convention was threatened Arthur Culombe to death. an agneament. with postponement today Culombe and Joseph Taborsky A U.S. Circuit Court of "But don’t talk as If we’ve got Appeals ruling on whether when one of the chief de confessed to a series of holdup It done.” , fendants was reported to have slayings in Connecticut In 1857. atriking Steelworkers must His statement followed a morn They were tried for two of these, return to work under a Taft- ing of direct negotiation with Da suffered a heart attack. convict tV, and sentenced to death. E xecution Hartley injunction will be giv> vid J. McDonald, Steelworkers stricken last night was Joseph Their appeals are still pending, Union generaf president, and Ar Bonnano, one of the 2.3 delegates - On Saturday, the NARA adopt en at about 4 p.m. tomorrow. thur Goldberg, the union’s general scheduled for trial in federal ed a resolution on Culombe as it The decision will not be re counsel, at which Jack Ashby, court on charges of giving evasive ended its annual convention. Scheduled leased to the public, however, Kaiser president, participated. answers about the conclave. The action of the Connecticut until 4:45 p.m. In announcing Leaving a hotel suite where he, Ail preparations had been made court system in the case of Cu "this today, the court clerk had talked with union negotiators for selecting g Jury from an 800- lombe, "a mental retardate with For Tonight this morning, Kaiser said the ne- person panel when attorneys for the mental age of a 9-year-old, gave' no reason for the 45- .gotlatlons would resume after a Bonnano told newsmen their client without consideration to his men minute delay. luncheon recess. had a heart attack in Brooklyn tal 'deficiency, shocks the con W«ther8flel(], Oct. 26 Company sources described the laat night. The lawyers said 'Bon science -of all thinking persons," The State Board of Pardons morning sessions as’ preliminary, nano was rushed to St. Catherine’s it said. ■Washington, Oct. 26 (/P)— Hospital, where he .was placed in today declined to commute the The Kaiser Steel Corp., break but said bargainihg on actual is The resolution urged that "in death sentence for paralyzed sues was set for 3 p.m. an oxygen tent. all criminal cases due considera ing away from industrywide Smiling broadly, Kaiser told The attorneys said they planned tion be given to mental retarda killer Frank Wojculewicz. negotiations in the 104-day newsmen "sure we’re making to submit to the court an affidavit tion as a defense or mitigating The hoard daniM a plaa for progress.” supporting their claim that Bon factor.” msrey after a hearing at tha pite- steel strike, began separate oo. Wojeulawlex la achaduled to dia negotiations with the United "We’re still negotiating,” he nano was ill and would ask for However, the association doesn’t said in parrying questions about an adjournment of 30 to 80 days. suggest that the mentally retarded In tha elaetrtc chair tonight for the Steelworkers union today details. "Certainly we’re ' doing District- Court Judge Irving R. should be immune to arrest or alaylng of a poUcamau and a by- and expressed optimism on everything." Kaufman named a specialist. Dr. arraignment, said Robert H. Wag atandar durtiiig a bunglad holdup chances for settlement. Union spokesmen declined to Simon Pack to examine Bon ner of Rochester, N.Y., an attor attempt at New Britain. Edgar F.. Kalaer, the company’s comment. nano. and said he would rule later ney for the association. "The board has denied tha patl- board chairman, told ceimrters in the-day on either a postpone Wagner ..said the resolution tion,' gentleman,” Bernard RL “sure I’m optimistic," when he '(Oontbiiied oa Page Bevea) ment of the, mass trial or a "points up the unfairness of ap Tragar, chairman, announced 9* severance for Bonnano. plying adult standards and adult thapreas ahortly before 3 p.m. The court also reserved decision trial and commitment procedures ’This meant that Wojculewicz on several defense motions for to persons who obviously are un will go to his death liivthe alactric dismissal of the indictment. able to function on adult levels." chair, aU achaduled, at lp:30 p.m. The government has chafed that I Ckiunsci for tha emutadned man Cubans Jam Havana, the defendants' conspired to give ■aid they would make no. further federal’-grand Juries and other fti- appeals today on his behalf. veatigative agencies false informa Wojculawlcz haa been paralysed tion about the nature of the Nov. Flood Waters from tha waist down aver rince ha Protest ‘Aggression’ 14, 1»87, meeting at the home cf the was felled by a police bnUat while late Joseph Barbara Sr. Zip 2 Through attampUng to hold up the. A-TX). ■■ ' ■ I Milton R. Wesael, special assist- Packing Co., New Britain, on Nov. Havana, Oct. 26 (>P)—Cubans#"not for offense, but for the de- | .the U.S. attorney general, 5. 18S1. ■warmed into Havana from the ^fense of our sovereignty." ?^lL??l"haIed more than 100 wit- 500-Ft. Culvert He was eentenced to death the Large banners around the palace: following March tap fatally provinces today in answer to Fi plaia denounced ’foreign •'ggres-[ , * */*•* ** expected to take shooting Police Sgt. Walter J. Ora- Im . del Castro's call for a protest by a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS beck and William Otlpko, a by- million voloes against "foreign ag variousanuua a^iiuu;aiessyndicates oiof workers.wunvero. ■: v j V 80 pre- Stopped their CSr Sat- •tander, during the crime. gression’’ from the tJattsd States. Police sources said another hght I urdav to help a motorist stalled ‘T oUlra thle nan is stir-crazy A labor leader declared Cuba planelane droooed dropped anti-Castro leafletsleaflets, I he expects ^ to Ken- by this time, anyhow.” sold GM- Should arm 500,000 workers for de on Havana^ outskirts lest night, | A ‘'xlay 80n. '7 think It would be a Mot fense. but was driven off by two flfdtters. I aaparat* groups of d# sliigton. Alongside tha thorough en our aUte forever to execute Ihe bearded prime minister ad . Cuban Warplanes patrolled the! >»wyers. fare raged a stream overfed hy the I the heavy rains that drenched Con- him.” dresses a mammoth meeting this Havana area today, presumably I Sixty-three men attended The lawyer Ib M -Im w as not afternoon on Cuban demands that fearing that anU-Castro forces conclave, which was raided by \ necticut and the rest of the 01 ^ Okrimiiig Wojeidowiea to legally the United States prevent antl- might do some leaflet dropping on. .were re- .Suddenly, one of the m en,Jp^«j^ queaumilng, but the aid Rector, 28, fell into the swol Ibmhm* C ^tro Cubans in Florida from tbe mesa meeting. Aitf. Fradertolt T. IMaMIbaken •ending pUnes over Cuba to drop Antiaircraft guns pointed up raid Intensive investigations len stream and began to drift to Paul N. Dwyer (rlghtl walks to freedom from the State Prison, at . Thomaaton, Maine, this arms and anti-government leaflets. from the Presidential Palace end by state and federal grand Juries, ward on open culvert. of Weot Hartford, speclM puUic the U.S. attorney, general’s group morning. He entered the prison Dec. 3, 1937. Holding the- door is Harlan Sylvester, a defender for Wojculewicz In the The Cuban Confederation of La various other military installations, His friend,' Perley Hart, 48. prison guard. Behind Dwyer Is John J. Shea, a parole officer. (AP Photofax). bor set the stage. It ordered a gen including the roof of the Maritime to piosecute organized crime, and Jumped in after him, but neither fbdMMJ ceurL eald be britoved ex eral work shutdown at noon in Ha- Police and .Customs Station. the state Investlgatton commission. could overcome the force of the ecuting a crippled man would vi- IP ■vana and three neighboring prov A U.S. embassy ipokesman said For the most , part, the conven waters. They disappeared into the olaU Nhe. if not the letter" inces to assure a huge crowd, in the the embassy had not requested any tion delegates told each investiga culvert. of eonMttuUanal prohiMUone ■how of loyalty at the Presidential special police . protection, that it tive agency the same story. They They survived the trip, and were Maine Releases Reds to Release Photos aninst cruel and unuoual pun- Palace. wan ‘'taking at face vaMe the Mln- said they either were there to at tossed out of the other end of the ljlun6nt. Electric service and telegraph istrj’ of State’s promisV Saturday tend a party or to pay their re culvert. 600 feet away. Later that Bute’s Atty. John D> laiBene and telephone communications that Americans here would be spects. to Barbara, who they said day the meh, both from New Brit of Mancheeter pointed out. that paranteed protection hy ‘he Cas- 53-year-old Barbara Paul N. Dwyer, O f Moon’s Hidden Side “every mltltatlita
through bar tslaviatoa ■ h e w a; W orry 4 f Brahms’ second concarto. It it Weather Speed* Mrs. "Lsarn and Hav* Fun" and "Saa Clerical Help bound to be attacked In the lovict Columbia Maine Relehmfi Flood Waters Cherniy How,” as wall as through hsr FALSE TEETH preu on the charge of "bourgeois Sheinwolfl on Bridge New Park Grass nawspapar articisa. 'tihe has trav SHMio«#rlrrH«ffKi7 MW eled extensively in this country formsllsm." The finale with its Gives Chalk Needed io r OM'tbeasia frequent quotattena from Hspon'a Paul N. Dwyer Zip 2 Through and abroad. M*ta sttppiaf, finger exercises for the ^isno Qiildren Get Oraas may prop up In Rohartaon Muoaom members will he ad *h«.Iou would seem to be some sort of pri H D tM Park in about two weaka If the mitted free (A charge by showing , Polio Clinic vate Joke between father and son. ’S ervice*’' 1 0 B B HBOHlBN 500-Ft. Culvert wesdhar stays warm. Talk Oct. 29 membership cards. There anil be a 1-Day Holiday 19 After 22 Years This was the prediction today of —) ' i s r s s If you have no Shoatakovitch, By: Alfretf ShalawfiM park Suparintendent Hopac* Mur- Mrs. Jan* B. Cheney, director of •mail fea tor non-members. try hafilBf J thl* is probably a good place tb VM. MAafiera toom ObAOiflM ■was" The Manchester HeAlth Depart Columbla’a school chldren will « tMH Fag* Om ) 4 A 1,10 9 (Coalinoed freak Page Om ) phey, wha said the Job of seeding th* Children’s Museum Of H art ment today called agal(iL for volun . (iMA-aeM). begin, particularly If y(^ are Which card tfo you lead whan the North End recraattonal rrea ford, will give a chalk talk on » oMpiumrnisssavariants maaur. afraid of modernists. He Is an Im get a holiday Friday when y*u hold the Jack and two «naU This was one 6t the more har teer worker* at an anU-MlIo clinic RT tra u rm i i _ been commuted by Gov. Clinton A. S k i t has been virtually completed by the "Rocks and Minerals of Connec Ferguson Headfl Wednesday from 2 tp 9 pV". In the portant composer, and this record Horace Porter SchooTq teachers OlTAlU* cards of a ault? Some yaara ago I rowing results of a wind-driven Brancifort Bros. Construction Co. ticut" at the Bowsrs School audi aau ara apd the axaeutiva coun ■pant 30 minutes teaching a class ♦ AK14 Municipal Ruildmg. 40N>' QRUBER ing Is aa good a* you are ever attend the annual teachers conven cil. a t storm that dumped more'than of Cromwell. torium Thursday at 8 p.m. CHARDIYOUIt likely to get. tion at Hartford. He waa 18 whan he waa zan- o t baglnnara to lead the J**[**^ f ^ r Inches of rain on north cen Mu^hey said the firm disc-har Mra. C h e n g y will also show M M H Committee 'The departmignt eald It n l^ a six card fra n auch a holding. Then volunteers for clerical worx from A coupl* ot wMki »r» I talkPdflUicn oompw>y wm ■^"'ply tn 'ln f Nutcracker—Tachalkowsky In the morning piert will be a Unced In 1987 for tha Mutfgaoo HiAl 1 0 0 4 1 tral Connecticut, and nearly SH rowed tha 6 to 7-acre area, -ileaned specimens. The program, first of ERiSCRimONS H n i to outdo the other one with "depth general session. The speaker will wa dealt out a tow practice hands, I J ' 4 J ♦ Aaqior inches on* th* New Haven are* it of atones and rubbish and aowed Thomas F. Ferguson, eo-puh- 4:30 to 7 and four volunteer guides •bout ’’■toreo^ ' In thl* column,'‘-----“ •* "’***’ '**"'*’ Phllharmonia Orch. ■laying of Dr. Jamea O. Uttla- and along came a hand that made from 2 to 4:30. •nd I told >-ou that it Uke* two effect" until the result became ab Kurts, Conductor be Arthur F. Corey, executive aec- field, 87. He had not even finishetf Streets and cellars were flood seed furnished by the town. The Hahef of The Herald, has been ap surd, Added to thla, thoy were retary of the California Titachera high school. ma eat my lecture. J ed, power lines were knocked town had previously fertilized the Some 25 townspeople ba*e of pracUcaliy evorythinj to made Cbpltol OlUfi West opened the king of hearta park. pointed chairman nf the Manchea volunteered for other hour*, the It work. Thl* 1* bocaune you have not careful In transcribing from Aksn. During the aftenuion teach Now Dwyer will work aa man out. traffic waa snarled, and" New ter Memorial Hospital instirance PINE tape to master dlac. Sometime* The fact that there are abdut ers will have a choice of 38 dif ager of the 88-room Stona Hotel'in and looked to me for approval. I Gold weather now would told off department said, but the period two oara and, actually hear aome- thirty recordings ' of this muilc beamed guardedly and ■ looked Haven paaaenger service waa de the appearance of grass until next comihittee. The appointment was ^ mAEMACY they reversed the two track* they ferent group meetings to attend. Norwal, only a few milea from ♦ * 3 V layed ha much az 3)i hours. j from 4:.30 to 7 remains unpopular tWnir 'N’ory allghUy different In available attests its constant ap ’The theme of this year’s convsn- about for the nearest exit. It was 4 Q 10 « spring, Murphey said, but continu made, by hospital president Elmer because it extends through the one oar than in the other. recorded; Paris Hill where he was bom find In New Haven, the water roae WadA) for a 1-year term. Not only did this put the first peal. Probably you have a record tlon it "Something for Everyone”. raised and where Dr, Uttlefiald no uae, for there ware too many I iMf 8 ^ WM ing fsvorsbie weather could make dinner hour! In cohaequence, recording en violins on the right, for example, ing of it, and If so this review la ’The school, children will have a bridge players between me and the to a height of 3 to 4 feet in a Robertaon green in two weeks. Th4 new chairman will appoint The clinic will follow one held WoiiiTERST. gineer* came 'up with the Inaplra- was killed. railroad cut, causing lengthy de his «>mmlttee from among the but, in effect. It turned the sound not for you. 'There are always holiday aa well aa the kindergar: He hope* to marry an old home daor. Th* $34,000 job of regrading and Sept. 23, at which 3,160 shots tlon of using two aeparated micro of the entire orchestra inside out. those, however, who are Juat start ten children who follow the school Waat waa allowed to win the Opeiiiig lead4K lays to at least three express improving th* park was begun by other! members of the Board of were given. phones when making a recording. town friend, Mrs. Carolina Pinkos, paaaenger trains.. . Trustees. The types of insurance They actually marketed discs like ing a collection and this music is schedule. i 39, a divorcee and mother of three first trick and eoqld sea that he Brancifort last spring. . General Manager Rirhsrd Mar Tha further they separated them, thl* so frequently that It was a “baalc’’ number for the library. During October Principal Georgs had to load a diamond to have In Long Island aoimd, a Now over Which he will have super the greater would be the differ daughtarsc but the marriage may you’re in position to lead anethet vision "will be the coverage for tin today said Mayor Eugene T. neceMsry to include a circuit on Usually one hears the Tschai- Patro* and three teachers have have to wait . any ehanea to defeat .tfi* eontract. diamond through the king." York man drifted for more than Kelly is urging ell persons to take ence noted, and if two separate the reproducing mechanisms that kowsky Opus 71A, which la the been attending arithmetic work He looked at his dUmonds, 24 hpurs in an open boat after he Combiiie^l Circles fire., liability and malpractice. RUMMAGE impressions could be simulta Tha State %iard of Probation ITw whole class absorbed thla lil Ferguson ha* been a hospital ad\'antage of the rllnlr. It will he i would reverse this error, and play suite of numbers the composer se shops every Saturday morning at and Parole eays: "It la in his beat thought back to my lecture, and eilence for a few aaconds. Then became ssparated during a flshhig 'k'.- the lest one before Nov, 1 date i neoualy reproduced through two the music as It had been record lected for concert performance be Wtlllmantlc State College. , then led the four of diamond* trip from friends In another boat. M eel Thursday trustee since 1957. separate sound system* the ef- Intareeta to delay tha ceremony a one of them demurred: "But your on which studente who have not j SALE ed. fore the ballet had been completed. Several teachers are planning to reasonable length of time." West looked to me once mote for whole leeaon today waa about Louis Alvarato, 30, New York begun the 3-shnt eelk series will I feet would be similar to having an ! Many repnrducers had no such Sometimes yo\i hear Opus 71, attend the State conference sched Dwyer Ja tha only living prin appiir^I, but the expression on City, told police he left Smith- HEADS OAlYfOUC YOUTR orchaalra that was spread over a ; circuit and the result wa* utterly leading a low card!" , An annual open meeting of the Hartford, Oct. 26 Joseph be automaticelly dropped from the j Kponaarad by which la the complete ballet score. uled for Nov. 7. This conference cipal in Maina’e moat notonoufi my fees would hgvs made a tiger "Not at all,” 1 replied. ‘The town, N.T., on Long Island, at 4 school system. considerable width. ' assinine to a listener who knew will be held in Manchester. a.m: Saturday In a 12-foot rented Combined Catholic Mothers’ Cir Kelly of Bt. Maurice’s Parish, New the fxiay Spa t a r Oraop af 4 s Mr. Kurtz offers neither; he has crime case. wine* most important part of tha laasen cles of Manchester will be held at All students except thoee with Further, becaus* of the angles what it ought to sound like. Of made a judiciqua selection from Offical school hours are from 9 His freedom follows by nin* Plays Low skiff powered by an outboard Britain. Is the nAw president of Inwh-ed, and the time lag of the course, there were many who had a.m. untlliA p.m. Assigned teach came In the last thirty aaeonds: the Church of the Assumption hall the Artlhdlocesan Council of Cath medical or religious objections s e c o n d congregational the complete music which includes year* the releas* of another lifer ’Declarer very properly played a Never obey a 86>ieral rule If you motor. Hia friends were in smother Thursday at 8:30 p.m. CHtRCH sound from the back to the front' bought "stereo" in order to keep the suite and some of the best ers are on' the playground and convicted of the aame slaying— boat. olic Youths. He and other officers must be Immunized against polio of the stage, there was also the i up with the Joneses and such ab- building duty from 8 a.m. until low diamond from the dummy. can'see a good reason for break Contact chairmen of each cir chosen at a' meeting yesterday before the 1960 school year begins. parts of the remainder. largely on Dwyar’a testimony. East won arith the quean of dia ing it" The storm separated the two cle will be present and.ail mothers illusion that the group was spread; surdities failed to trouble them Mr. Kurtz served a long appren 3:50 p.m.' Some children are ar Each blamsd 'each other for tha vessels, and his boat began ship will be installed at the (Hh annual Unimmunized adults are also FELLOWSHIP HAU frtjm front to back si well aS:ln the least. So fcommercially riving at school long before teach monds and looked In vain for a DaUy. Quastloa interested In becoming members Mrs. Jane B. Cheney Cathollci Youth Organization rally urged fn attend the clinic or else ticeship aa conductor wdUi- the crime. I way to defeat the contract. If he Partner opens ^ t h on* heart, ping water. He tossed everything are Invited to attend. *1116 purpose from right to left. This was what "ater^" went lU merry way. * remnants of the old DIaghileff bal ers are on duty. The achool c,-/ lot Francis M. Carroll, . ona-Ums overboard, including the motor a series of fl'va lectures to be Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Bushnell get shots from their family doc WED.* OCT. 2R . f AAA thfv called "depth." I We II return to the latest devil- be reaponsibfe for pupils who come cashed the ace pf diamonds, dum and the next player bids on* aped* of mothers’ circles will be ex Memorial. tors.. let tipupe and his reading of this deputy sheriff, served 12 years for my’s king would then stop ths You hold: Spades—4 8; Hsarts— and anchor. plained. and a mock meeting will sponsored by the Luts Junior Now, as anybody who has atud-1 opmenU In next week * column, score fs light and rhythmic as be so early in the morning. In the the doctor’s slaying. He was re The other boat got back to Long Fifth Generation Museum this year, will be directed led trigonometry can tell you. the j Itaten to a few recordings. future no students will be allowed suit. If Bast Isd anything else, K Q 6 3; Diamonds—J 8 4; Clubs be conducted. Reffeahmenta will fits the muaic. The orchestra playa leased in 1950, however, on a claim declarer would draw trumps , and —9 8 6 3. What do you aay? Island, smd notified the Coast Four-month-old Alexander Blg-^ be served. toward adults and children of In the building or on the play that he was fraudulently convict Guard Alvarato waa missing. They very well under hi* baton, and the ground before 8 a.m., Patros says. discard his diamonds on dummy’s Answer: Bid two hearts. You ner HI and his big brother Daniel another great-great-grandmother, Those interested are asked to grade four and up. There will be K-a;AwJn' uii, "thl' vltch technical aspects of recording were ed. Carroll died in 1958. searched for him In vain. The boat call Mrs. Thomas Zemke, 27 no kchool the following day he greater tha accuracy with which a The eighth grade la conducting Dwyer waa arrested in North good clubs. can just barely afford this raise, finally drifted into Fairfield short Charles Signer, 2 4 . years old, of Moat of the family gathered distant point can be determined. Bemateln and N. T. Phil. Orch. handled .wrlth finefiie. If you are its annual magazine subscription "What went wrong?” West which may make it sasy for your yesterday when the -latest rep Wedgewood Dr., or Mrs. Ernest cause of a teacher's’ convention ColumbU ML 5S87 Iqoking for a recording of this old Arlington, N. J„ 23 years ago this ly after daybreak yesterday. 100 Arnott Rd., represent Oie fifth Jordan, 38 Grandview 8t„ both of which will enable more children Bo the engineer* started increaa. drive as a means of earning ex month in a car that contained the aakad seeing the expreesion on my partner to carry on. If you pass at Alvarato waa treated at a hoa- resentatlve of the fifth generation Ing the diatance between mikes in Having been highly unfavorable favorite, this is the one; your penses for the class trip. 'This is face. this moment, it may ha too axpen- generation In their family and was baptized. Francis Xavier Mothers’ Circle, to attend. last week to Mr. Bernstein’s efforts search is over. bodies of Dr. Littlefield and his pltal for exposure. His condition they have 12 grand, great-grand, Mrs.' Cheney -la well known jordar to gain depth. one of two activities which will be ''ft* wife, Lydia. ' "You should have led the jack •ive to say a word later. was termed satisfactory. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) before Thursday, But while concentrating on the with Cesar Franck, It IS only fair sponsored by the school children of diamonds, not the small one, fOopyright 1988, General Paatarea and great-grandparents. to state that this re^rdlng can PRES'lX) AS8A1 After two days trial at South Torrential rains touched off a Standing are pie children’s man in the middle of the back Plaao Baeorea during the year. Any other aalei Paris, Maine, for the doctor’s I explained. "If dummy plays low. Corp.) massive landslide in the 'White row. they loat track ,of the men acarcaly be improved upon.. The activity is not sanctioned by the mother, Mr*. Alexander Eigner WIBIIWWigiHipiHIHIliilkIHHaiBWiaWIXmBIlBIXIBIliWmillWIIMIBIBmRIBIlllllll lWRjMMWHBaHH Badnra-Bkoda, Pianist death, Dwyer changed hta plea to Mountains of New Hampshire and Jr.; her father, Philip J. Seaton, In the middle of the front row. composition la congenial to Mr. school. the yoar’s projects and programs caused rivers to leap dangerously iw b Thla reaulted in the phenomenon Bernstein’s talents both as coiv- Wealmlnater XWN Ifififil Agriculture Oensue- will be discussed. Assisting host guilty and accepted a life sentaace of Circle "S’’ Ranch, Andover; his j^Cosk Soving T I All we can aay is, "Encore!" He said later he changed hia plea - close to several communities. Last Week For known aa “the hole in the middle," ductor and soloist. (He performs Mrs. Eugene A. Dente of Jona esses will be Mra. Robert Russell The weekend storm waa blamed moither, Mrs. Benjamin J. Seaton, OuUtanding a aituatlon which waa no better both roles, by the way). and Mrs. Joseph Armstrong. to guilty in foar of violence to Concordia Lutherans South Coventry. than Trumbull Highway *>Mn himself and hia mother, Mrs. Jes for at least etght deaths—five In Savings than old style recording where ’This brings uj to the composi appointed as the agriculture enum PTA Changes Meeting highway accidents, one at aea and The woman holding the baby Is Opportunities! you got the "whole in the mid erator for Columbia. Her duties The PTA EScecutlve Board mast sie Mann, now of Woresatsr, Mrs. Arthur Beers, South Cov tion Itself. It is apparent that, aa USWV Auxiliary Mass., by Carroll, who was his two by heart attacks. Shop This Week § i v i i h \ ( TUESDAY AND dle," although nobody expressed It he grows older. Shostakovltch con wll be to get. a Hating of all. dwell ing has been changed to Wednes An avalanche of huge rocks and entry, mother of Mrs. Benjamin In that way. ings within Columbia boundries day at 8 p.m. at the home of PTA jailer. Way over Fund Goal Seaton. cerns himself more with his' To Seat Officers Several months later, Carroll earth swept down a mountainside Actually, there was nothing musical content, and leu with the and obtain forma from all places President Mrs. Knut Barstrom. in picturesque Franconia Notch, Other grandparents are Mrs. arrong with the basic principle. having an agriculture operation. Mra. John Tettelbach, vice presi was arrested on a charge of incest Philip J. Seaton and Mr. and Mrs. effect that it will make. Thla was with his daughter, who waa Concordia Lutharan Church par N. H„ and blocked Route 3 with 28 60th ANNIVERSARY SALE! ) W EDNESDAY^ apparent at early as his ninth Mrs. Rose Converse wdll be in ’Thursday waa the first day of dent, ai\d Mrs. Barstrom will at ishioners have pled|[ed 8218/)08 feet' of rubble. New Hampshire Alexander Eigner of East Hart symphony, and is very marked in stalled as president, aucceedtng enumeration and it will continue tend the District PTA meeting In Dwyer’a girl friend. About Town toward a prpgram to build a new Gov. Wesley Powell declared an ford. Other great-grandparents the work at hand. Mr*. Gertrude Buchanan, of Mary through November. It is hoped Rockville tomorrow at 7 p.m. Any Carroll was indicted for murder (diurch on Pitkin Si. emergency in that White Mountain are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Lewis, Written for, and dedicated to, Bushnell Cheney auxiliary, United enumeration nationwide will be parents interested in attending Instead of Inceat. At tha trial, A. fare wall party for Mrs. Adri TTie pledgee exceed the goal of- area. Hartford; Benjamin J. Seaton: his son. It I* not too difficult, Spanish War Veterans, tonight at completed by Dec. 1. may call either of these officers Dwyer testified the peace officer an Robenhymsr, 36 Falknor Dr., $160,000. More pledges a re ' ex- Authorities said it would be two Mrs. Frank Franko, 21 Trebbe kallQWHil trisk < either technically or musically 7 at the State Armory. Church News for transportation. killed Littlefield because the doc who is moving to Florida, wax peqted and a report meeting will or three days before -the highw’sy Dr:; and Mrs. Charles Barabas, Veiy pouibly he did not want to Mra. Gladys Carrier, Stratford, The Rev. George K. Evans, News Bits tor bed learned of the Alleged in given by mothers of first gradsra be held Wednesday. —the main route between ^ s to n Passaic, N.J. Mrs. Fannie Brunelle SOLID \ or troot bo{t | present a iB-yesr-old with prob' department preeident, and Mrs. pastor of the Congregational Mrs. Donald E, Anderson of cest. at Washington School at ths home Announcement of the pledges and Canada—will be clear for of Vernon Convalescent Home is lems beyond his ca|iabllttlei.. The Mary Matthews. Manchester, na Church, will attend the eastern Jonathan Trumbilll Highway is * Dwyer also claimed Carroll kill of Mra. -.Bernard Brennan, 92 was made last night at a service through traffic. • I w p H i * slow movement abandons the tional chairman, will install Mr*. regional meeting of the Congrega patient at Middlesex Hospital in ed Mra. Littlefield becaiue she Was Ciunpflcld'Rd., recently. She was of Thanksgiving to commemorate Washouts also closed Crawford usual Shoatakovitch diaaonancea Converse and associate officers. tional Christian Churches, to Middletown where she will under auspicious ef what happened to her presented a corsage of red rosea the 80th anniversary of the found and Pinkham Notches on the op and striving for rhythmic effect, Refreshments will be served by be held at the Aayljim Hill go surgery. husband. Nobody ever was tried and an electric frying pan, and two ing of the congregation and to posite side of the mountains. FAIRWAY almost completely. Mrs. Gladys Rldolfl. Church In Hartford tomorrow for her slaying. bOoka ware donated In her name te Several bridges were washed PRESCRIPTIONS CHERRY Thnra. aad F it TUI tJ 'The Red Legs baseball team give thanks for the success of the ’This movement ie obviously pat through Thursday. It will be an went on a picnic yesterday at the the school library. PTA members building fund campaign. About out in New Hampshire. A motel Free Delivery terned on the similar one in educational and inspirational pro home of John Pringle, i^ven by earlier'presented her a folding hors 300 attended the service, held at near New Hampshire’s White gram on the theme: "Christian Pringle and Edward Merritt, Baptist Couples d’oeuvra tray. Emanuel Lutheran Church. Mountains at ^oodatock was lift Police Arrests Resources for the Space Age.” coachea. The campaign waa conductad ed by swirling waters of the Pe- LIGCEn DRUG Featured speakers will be Dr. To Retain Lawyer Visit Seminary Manchester Lodge of Masons during tha past aavaral waeka. migewasset River and carried 100 ' SHOPPING PARKADE THIS IS THE HOUR! Howard F. Schomer, prsaident of ‘ilie Hop River Aaan. met Fri will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at The new church and school, be yards. Mrs. ’Eheresa Garrity, office man Jan Guzewtez, 34, of 17 North the Chicago Theological Seminary day night and decided to engage Masonic Tsmple. After a brief ing planned by architect Arnold ager, suggests these handsome St., was arrested for driving while who will speak tomorrow noon; Atty. Omar Shepard of Willlman- Fourteetn married couple*, of the business meeting, the Master Ma Lawrence will coat about $460,000. Solid Cherr>' Dining Pieces Intoxicated early Sunday morning Chester Bowles, Congressman Uc to represent them In regard Community Baptist Church .visited son degree will be conferred by of Construction will be financed by most unusual sale values. after Patrolman Richard L.'' Sulli from Connecticut, tomorrow night; the Hartford Seminary Foundation ficers of Daskam Ledge, Gleaton- to their complaint against the Saturday evening and attended an ■ale of the preeent property, the van followed him on Gemlng and Dr. Leslie Cooke, associate gen Connecticut Bi-Products Co. in bury, with'Senior Warden George pledges, and additional mortgag McNall Sts. Sullivan said Guze,' eral secretary. World Council of Illustrated talk by Dean Robert T. SPEOlU. TUE&, WED, THURS. ONLY Coventry, due to unpleasant odors Parsons, former missionary in Elliott presiding.. Refreshments ing. wtez drove erratically at times and Churches, Geneva, Switzerland created by its operation. A for will be served durinf a social hour. Guedt preacher at yeiterday’a Wednesday night and Dr. Roy Africa. was not always on the correct aide mal letter of complaint will be Dean Parsons told the group service was the Rev. Erich O. nf the road. Free under $200 bond, Pearson, dean of Andover Newton signed by the members when the about the churches, education, Our Lady of the Most Holy Ro Brandt, former pastor of Con LADIES' Guzewicx is due in court Nov. 7. ’Theological School, Newton Cen nuisance next occurs and on any method* and products of farming, sary Mothers’ Club Oircl* will cordia Church and now aaaoclata Harold N. Rowett. 32. of 489 E. ter Mass., Thursday morning. Lay following occaalon. This will be and showed slides of the terrain, meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at ths paator of St. John’s Lutharan Middle "Tphe. waa arrested on com members of the churches are ur^ged sent to the Coventry Health Of housing and dress of the peoples. home of Mrs. WilUam Taylor. 141 Church in New Britain. SPIKE plaint of hi* wife at 11:10 p.m. to attend, and anyone interested ficer. An ’’herbalist,’’ he explained, is Vernon S t Co-hostassas will be In announcing the $213,006.00 to yesterday and was charged with should contact the Rev. Mr. Evan*. a man who places objects In a Mra. Joseph^ Ramondatta and date with more to come In, Paator breach of peace. Police were told Storm ManchMMr Evening Herald Co- calabash or empty gourd, rolls Mrs. John D ^ a n t. Paul Kaiser said, "It la with deep Rowett was belligerent at home Saturday’s storm felled two lumhU oorreapantfeiit, Mra. Eu- some out onto the ground and in humility and thanka to God that NEbLITE and. struck his 14-year-oId daugh very old Rock Maples on Jonathan telepboM AOatf- the manner of a fortune-teller ad- Mr. and Mra. Norman Hou'ssar, OR LAMB CHOPS gene A. Dents, we announce the huge over-sub- ter. He waa released .under $100 Trumbull Highway. The first fell emy 8-9480. vises, people what to do by "read Worcaatar, Mesa., spent tha ■cripUon for this cause of'building bond for court appearance Satur from In front of Saul Caroline’s ing" the objects. weekend at tha home of. the for- PRIME LEATHER day. home directly on to the highway William T. Carter, dean of ad a greater Corcordia Pariah.” HEELS mor'o parents. Hr. and Mrs. Crain Other arrests, the charges and and trafllfr\wa* held up oyer an Fred W. Badger, general chair- • ministration, took the club mem Hauasar, Lake St. The younger man for tha campaign, said, "It ONLY THE FINEST QUALITY lAIATHER. OH NEOLITE court dates, are: hour until the. State Highway De Young Democrats' bers on a tour of ths buildings Heussars have just returned from John A. Jensen, 20, St. Louis, partment could , remove enough which include the Seminary's four has been a most rewarding experi USED IN ALL REPAIR WORK LOIN a seven week’s trip in France and ence to see the people of ConcorfUa , Mo., operating an unregistered branches to malcev paasege pos To Hear Becker non-denomlnatlonal graduate Switzerland. A taniafier that sra’ra open uatti fi PJil. on Moadays, Tnaadays motor, vehicle, Nov. 7. sible. The other fell from in front achoola. the Hartford Theological express their gratitude to a bounti Cut from Pink-Meated of Sheldon Gardner’s home but fell Seminary, the Hartford School of ful God by such inspired and in-. • HEAVY DUTY ZIPPERS REPLACED •ad PrlAiT** On thoaa days wa offer a full 8 hours ot nnlnter- Anthony V. Kreipovich, 29, of 'The Young Demjocratic Club of The executive board of Ver- tagtad aanrica, • A ^ . to fi P.M. mieoo hours are eapeolally con- East Hartford, intoxication, $25 short of the road. 'There' lya* a Religious Education, the Kennedy ■plrlng giving. We look forward to bond, Nov; 7. power failure for over an boillr,, in Mancheater will hold Its first fall School of Missions and the Institute, planck PTA will meet tomorrow ■till greater achieveraenta as tha • UDIES* HANDRAGS REPAIRED TMlaat far aavtag or Maaaaotfag other financial buslnesa on your meeting tomorrow night at 8:30. Tender Lamb way haoM fra* work, or wblio doing w ne late afternoon sBop- ' Miss Bessie Mskris. ^ast Hartr the morning. of Church and Community. The i t 7 ;80 p.m. at the achool. building program progresses.’’ plag. Ttaradnys, ot ooarae, the hours are extended right straight ford, passing in a no-passing zone, Lions It will be a dinner meetiM at school’s enrollment includes repre George Katz Jr., chairman of tha throdih to • P.M. Manchester Savings and Loan, 1007 Main Nov, 7. The Lions Club will meet to the Walnut Reataurant. Heni-y sentatives of 3$ denominations and Friendship Circle, Salvation Future Needs Committee, aaid, SMaaL Mar Maple S treet "Maaeheater’s Oldeat FlaaaoUl la- Generoso S. Giiarlon, Brighton, night at 7 for a dinner meeting in Becker, District 2 leader of the 15 foreign countries. Aiuny, will meet tonight at 7:46 "The congregation’s inspirational Mass., speeding, $35 bond, Nov. 14. the Liberty Hill Log Cabin. Wil Democratic party and a member of for a work session at the Chtadal. giving and pledging will enable the SAMYULYES LARGE AND FANCY bur Fletcher, scoutmaster, will the Town Pension Board, will bt Hoataaaea will be Mr*. Frances future needs committee to go 23 OAK S T .^ “Shoe Repairkig Of The Better Kind” the speaker. The aetivltiea com Getosl and Mrs. Ethel OrRtelli. speak to the group on! "Scouting B^nai BVith Plans quickly forward and complete!, ICEBERG HDS in the Community." Thla will ac mittee of the Young Democrats building plana and apeciflcatlona' Same Side As Watkins, A Few Steps From Main St. Lettuce quaint the Lions with their new Will outline its program schedule Lady of Fatima Mothara' Circle for the first stage of our project. project, sponsorship of Boy Scout for the year. Card Party Nov. 9 will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at We may be able to ahow the year Meat and Praduca Prkds WfacUva Tuaa. and Wad.. 0««. aT-SI, I f t t Only "Troop 162. The public is invited. the home of Mra. Daniel Puzinaa, 1960 on the cornerstone of our Scouting News A card party and game night, 62 Bolton St. Dr. Morgan Flaher new church.” OPEN STOCK DINING PIECES Forty-five boys. Including eight CRASH KILLS BAY STA7TER open to the public, will be sponsor ty, Hartford obatetrlcian, will be HASTEN lASON new ones, attended the first fall Stamford, Oct. 26 (jD—A Brook ed by B’nai B’rith Monday, Nov. 9 the speaker. Co-hoateaaea will be 83].50 Row Back Side Chair ...... 27.50 meeting of Columbia Boy Scouta field. Maas., man died instantly at 6 p.m. at the VFW Home, Man Mrs. Peter Cordera and Mrs. Lee Thursday night In Yeoman’a Hall, yesterday when hia panel truck chester Green. Proceeds will bene Bolduc. r^CBNDITlONRDS $41.50 Bow Back Arm Chair . . : ...... 37.50 when the group reorganized into ■maahed into a bridge abutment on fit various organizations support two tnoops. Troop 62 is sponqored the Connecticut Turnpike. State ed by B’nai B’rith. iilflSTUJOOD $29.95 Windsor Side C h a ir...... 22.50 j by the ,PTA and Troop 162 by the Police said tire tracks on the .turn Forty tabla prizes will be award Lions Club, with Wilbur Fletcher pike’s greasy center atrip leading ed, and refreshments will .be ALL COLOR SROW! $31.50 Attractive Mate’s C h a ir...... 24.95 C a n d y B a rs o'^:V8 9 ‘ scoutmaster of both. to the acene of the crash indicated served. Private groups planning to CHsI Walker-E4w. "Reekie’’ Rxraec $41.50 Sturdy Captain’s C h a ir...... 34.95 Troop 62 has Reginald Lewis as that Albert ,C. Evans, 31, fell attend are asked to bring their "YEUOWSTONC A HALLOWE'EN ’TRICK or T R IA r PAVORin troop committee chairman, and asleep while driving. 'The accident own playing cards and mah-jong $169.95 Three Door Buffet, 44 Inches I.iong...... 139.9.n occurred at the East Main Street ■eta. Chairman of the event is Alt in Color! KEUEY" other members Lawrence Haynes, Is Celer — Pise Life Ellwood Klein, Joseph Tashltk, bridge. _ ^ . Mrs. Adele Hartstein. "KMkU” liCsH* C ares $259.95 Buffet with China To|i, 44-Inch Length . .219.9.1 B im es Hearjr Fes4a "THE MAN WHO John TetUebach', Leonard King, CUst Walker "MAN WHO UNDERSTOOD WOMEN” OctoL er is a test D uU vat W ontk! George V. Jo^aoii, and Frank "Trllewstes* rNOBBSTOOD $199.50 Four Door Buffet, 54-lnch Lenigth ...... 1.59.95 »*■ Kell;Kclljr” WOMKN" —. . Celer Marchiaa. The 'institutional repra- :U*:U S;l* Wllk Leslie Carsa-Hearr Fsada $279.95 Buffet with Hutch Top, 54-Inch Length . .2.39.95 ■entative la Maurice Haynes, and Claim CapUalism Doomed l;et-«!M PIN AST - A Family Favorita aasiatant leadera are duy Beck WED.: "DARBY 0'.On,L” $134.95 Buffet or Server, 36-Inch Length .109.9^ and Bill Roberts. Troop Committee W*4. D ieaey's "DARRY O'O ILL" Chairman of Troop 162 is Henry $199.95 Buffet with Open Top, 36-Inch Length ...1^9.95 Cheese Food »«lo*: 73‘ i Beck, and other members includ* Reds Seek to Convince% $199.50 Comer China Cnbinet, (ilass Doors ...... 1 6 9 .9 5 : Lucien Levesque, Charles Olsep SLICED - White or Colored ■ Msrton. Wolff, Earl Gardner and EXCEPT SATURDAY $99.50 Round Extension Table, 44”, Two Leaves ., 81.95 I the Rev. George K. ElvMa. Aaslst- ^e s t to End Arms Race STATE EARLY d fft* UlfTIL ! ant leaders are John Card and BIRD o w e 8 P.M. $79.50 Extension Table, 34’’ Width, Two LeavM >.. 64.95 I John Osmond. Institutional repre- TTODAYLTSini TUESDAY ! sentative la Charles Hill. (Continued from Page One) Viealt to the United States, the $144.50 Dropleaf Extension Table, 42”, 2 Leaves . .119.95 Anierican Cheese ^ Troop 163 will meet Thursday American public have an, incom CLOVfRDALl . kich in Nutrianli and Troop 62 on Nov. 5. Blach will The writer-theorist I^nld Leon parably clearer notion of the prin A m m iN A M E* Liberal Budget Ternn^. . .Open an Account meet on alternate 'Thuradaya tyev explained: ciple of peaceful coexistence. ’ Join Bonfly's fuel Oil Club thereafter with a joint meeting to ^ "The simple truth is that capi- “ Let the San Franclaco paper be held occasionally. taliam la as pregnant with crises have hopes of ‘beating tha Oommu- HVE PIECE Cheese Spread ^ > The leadership training weekend aa a cloud la with rain. Whether nlsta’ in peaceful competition. That IM »U N E n «S 8ELe No two ways aboat it. Yonr home heating worries will la Ija right. . for Natchaug' District Boy Scouts there is an arms race or not, criaea Tks Sieturs !•»« Ht« baskl A, cease the minute you join Bantly’s Fuel Oil Club. All S t Wells Woods was postponed are Inevitable 'while capitalism ex- "Aa for the Soviet people, they' DINETTE have ever yreaaon to seek peaceful members have the benefit ofr ' Saturday because of the storm and IsU." Four Windsor Side Chairs will be held at 9 a.m. this Satur' But the article said at UiO end competition and be absolutely sure they will win It. They have never • antomatic weather-controlled deliveries' and 34 Inch Extension day. One leader from Lebanon and of the arms race, contrary to the .Table, with' two leaves, ‘croaking of the arms merchants," feared peace and never will. Such his five acouta did try to "weather' fear is a sign of woaknesa, not • 24-hour burner service contrdfit (optional extra) opens to seat eight. All .yifJrn the atorm but by 3 p.m. Wilbur would open up broad new pros Strength." five - pieces. Fletcher decided that It waa too pects for Increased intemationsl • 2-way radio controlled delivery and service trucks r* wet. commerce, gro'wing markets and REGULARLY $198! Joseph French of Stafford consequently grow
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PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENWO.HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. OCTOBER W. l« y Industry and tha VIHV phuuisd to MANCHESTER EVENING "HERAID, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY. OCTOBER U , IM t gregaUonal Ohurch, with the Rev rssuBM peace efforta aboitly alter Aahland 8 t. foUowtng too cioaa- Raymond E. Fiedler, officiating. About Town Kaiaer Starts the aaperato maetingv get under Apalachin ly, to Nov. 8. Burial wUl be in CSieplln (Jtme- »A6iaix University at Berkeley. He also Pardons Board Obituary tery. The first rehearsal of the Man- ‘l^hlrtoen of ths iraarato aaesi- mant hM b«m " ‘•y Theory of a n *Anti*World’ hfes worked at lioa Alamos. BaBwday Paaea Friende may call at the PoUer Separate Talk A Thouihl for Today Both Begra and Chamberiatit are BORROW <4g0 John J. OuelatU, Canton, Masa., ohester Maasiah Chorua wlU bs inga w on scbedaled for Pitts Defendant tfUoirlirBbr product tlM Industry In n k which married, and each lUs three chil Holds Fate of Funeral Home, 458 JecKeon St.. held tonight at 8 at the Manches burgh. 'nis remaindsr ware set up hy tt waa fined |102 for driving whila WllllmenUc, tonight from 7 to 8 Page Om ) In scores of eltiss all across ths wlU EctUc the BtrUn, not on tht dren. Intoocieatad. Oualetta pleaded in ter High Sohool choral rooto. O. « an at Ohnrcihaa nation. EDMitnB isra U quMtton of who la 1 * n * r and Heyrowsky. son of a professor nocent to the charge and ap Death Qaims p.m. Albert Pearson B director. New In a ra ftiy to a quesUoa Kaiser All of ths pescs sfforts sro go stronfcr. but on the dollaro and 2 U.S, Scientists Win of Roman Law, eras born la iN O N E o n r ? Crippled Killer pealed the declBion under $150 members are lavltsd. In Hobpital w u saM he haa net been In contact ing on against a badkgrauad ra- Jesus, the very thought of Thee Prague and studied for five yesrs letael SteM conU basla which haa baan avail* bond. Morris Metier Funeral eervicee were held today ' Story Circle, W 808. of South today with strike negotiators for allaatton that a TUt-Hartlsy. in With sweetness fills my breast; In Loiylon under Sir William Rom- Pag* Om ) Ronald A. Koehler, 31, of Covoi- Pago Om ) able all along. It's po88lblo...HFC folks aim « )n Phoenix, Arlk., for Ureel Stone, Methodist Church, will meet In ths remainder of Iho stoel Indus- junction — praaantly Inacthrs be- But sweeter far Thy face to sea, Nobel Physics Award say, Nobel chemistry winner of try, and John A. Hampaon, 23,'o f m And In ’Thy prssencr rest. s#rvteS”)tinerfca. Vbu'll HR) Morris Metier, 68, of 177 MC' formerly of South Wlndeor, who Susannah Wesley Hall Wednesday try. causs of a union appeal—could go 1104. also Hko thoconvanlanca and eourtogy you gat« nru *Tt I am a eriaw that wza da 70 Birch Bt, ware aantencad to Meanwhile, the United Steel died after a heart attack last Juns Hsyrovsky began the wmk eiroumatafitlzl avi- died In Ptoenlx Friday. at 10 aun. into affect anytime and tnd tho valopad umBr 10-day Buapandad jail tarnu and kee 8t„ reUred owner of a former workers was scheduled to meet striks at least for 80 days. 18. A Carrier For Biasil O Hope of every contrit^ heart, (OsatkHMd rage Oas) The two phyalclats published their which won him the prize la the -on loans up to $600...... ^ He lived in Rocky Hill and South placed on probation for six Smoke Shop, died yesterday at Windsor and operated a farm In separately today with 86 other Ths Istast company-by-company AuthoriUes have said tbs i i i r o a « : O Joy of all the meek. __ findings in the fan of 1W8. mid-1830’s. He published the first ^*!^nrar om a haa hia aMntal or montha on breach of peace The Uncoln School PTA Booh E«r Oww ^a» With the world’s great nations, To those who fall, how kind Thou Mancheater Memorial Hospital af the latter town for 43 yean, until Fair will be held (tomorrow, strike-idled steel firms. contract talks ware arranged b y masting was arrangsd to discuM The fiwsdtsh Academy of Sci “ It is natural that other far- report on his experiments In po- riiyaktol oapacHy at Um Uma of chargea. Tha two, who pleaded in he foved to Phoenix tifd months The announcement that Kaiser, McDonald naariy 48 hours before rackets in narcotics, certain labor who presume that thiy are the ences. which awards the prizes reaching thoeretteal and ooemo- larographle methods of analysis in tho munJara avar baan quaaUoned. nocent to the chargee, ware found ter a long iUnesa.’ Wedneaday and Thuraday during How good to those who seek! provided by the inventor of dyna ago. _ school hewrs until 5 p.m., and will the naUon’i 12th largest atesl pro tha Ksisar development. Both the unions and industrlss. •uaiuiaai (tf ones elected to do the world's real logical perspecUvee are linked to 1828. qtM oondlUon taa’a In now eama guilty aftx a abort trial Oct. 3 Hfc was born in Albany, N.Y., union and tha industry a n under a mite. the laU Alfred Nobel, sal^ this dlsoovory," the Swedish Acad Besides his wife, the former Re remain openr from T to t:S0 p.m. ducer, had reached agreement Last May 22, a federal grand fighting, the armamenU race is a But what to those who find? Ah, In 1888 the Cseoh scientists lec about through hia own aetiona. and their caaea ware continued to and had lived in Mancheater for becca Ochs, ha leaves three sons, circuit court directive to keep ne the discovery of the American nu emy said. tured on polarography at a num Tha tragady that ocourrad that 40 years. He operated Metter’s on Wedneaday, with the union waa signed by the jury here returned the conspir aouuaa Ia..tba !» ; «t tragedy which is excused on the this clear physicists was one of cos -Saturday for pra-aentanca inveaU- Samuel of West Hartford, Jack gotiations going. ’ acy indictment against 37 defend The two winners were assisted ber of American unlversttlos and day of tha eriDM nwat not ba Smoke Shop at 809 Main St. in a 11 other major steel firms. It did There are unconfirmed reports ground that it is also a necessity. NOr tongue nor pen can show: mic Implications. HUUMNIfllB iHOPPWi* PAlKABi gatlon. and George Stone of South Wind ants. The 36 other dalebates were In their srork by Dr. Clyde Wel- for a time lived In California. forgotten.” Tha two you tha were involved in former alleyway which has since The Women’s Homs League of not say, however, that the agree that at least one other of the big 12 But with some of the second ’The love of Jesus, what it is Using the giant atom-smashing $•2 MkMNa Tumpika Wast sor: three daughters, Mrs. Rose the Salvation Army will meet to ment had been signed. Kaiser hid named aa co-conspirators. Pour of None but His loved ones know. gand and Dr. Ttomas TpsUantls World.. — — War - — H s-- a” w / , *a a«^eBsa rapid Wojculewlia, lying face d o ^ on brief fight at the City View been absorbed by the Mancheater companies is considering signing a (Uj riaSts af" P»i*»o**°0*l°* °* - * y *** Bevatron at Berkeley. CalU.. they Ravlch of Hartford, Mrs. Ruth been a member of the 13 steel those named defendants have not a«-liairan aaraUi ara also lasarrsa nations—second ran-k. that is, in of the California University staff. spread In the use of polarographic a hoapital cot, apoka briefly in hia Dance Hall on Keeney St. Sept. PubUc Market. A long-time part Lerncr of Phoenix, and Mrs. morrow at 3 p.m. at the Tooth seieparats ' ■labor ■ agreement. found that by clashing their new 2 im1 Floof—MWchall 3-2 7 3 S Onter. Hosteasea wljl be Mrs. firms bargaining aa a unit been found. yuueemee cnanf ol«. B- a. 4a their actual responsibility for be Rev. John R. Neubei% Begre was born at Tivoli, Italy. analysts because of Its. potential own bahaU twice during the Board 26. They were" aocuaed of "jump nerahip between Mr. Metier and Marion Setlowij) of Berkley HlUs, The other 11 firms sstlmatsd tha Community Baptist Church. ly discovered of Rardona hearing. He apoka Leonard Perrett, Mrs. Anns Nick- Later, Norman Nicholson, assist Kaiser sgresmfpt—if they adopted The 33 defendants sre free in ing able to destroy the world, the proton together, both' “■.h dissolved “ “ In- “ He attended the University of ities for quick determination in iNm IIBI Mm., Tsst, Hton.-ll B I Wti. ^ ing" two Eaat Hartford youtha, Reuben Kurland was dissolved in N.J.; 10 grandchildren and 5 great bail ranging from $10,000 to $50,- *®VubUiaiar« _ J J J J the < metallurgical field. ■omawhat IncoheranUy *>»«)ut Hn and Mrs. Melvlna Chagnon, ant to Kaiser, agreed to clarify it—would cost them bstwssn 46 armaments imee becomes an oper' to light Rome as a student of Ihirico Richard- L.______Holland,, _ 18,, ___ and____ Rob December 1951, but Mr. MeLter grandchildren. 000 except for one Mika Miranda, fbrmi, the pioneer nuclear physi neaiUng an opportunity to Ull hia ert E. Lee, 20, in company'with | conUnued to ojwrate the stop unUI Memorial week win be observed tha situation further. He denied iind 50 cents per man hour during From their research they The Hartford chapter of the that any agreement had been who was jstlad Aug. 15, 1958, for ‘ IStiiBitR aooTT auRBstJ oa etta joke. Khrushchev Ends cist and 1888 Nobel winner. Begre ztory further and about tha nature four companions. Charges against Jan. 7, 195« when he reUred after at the,home of his daughter, 311 N. tha life of a 3-year contract. worked up a theory of an "anU- Kiwi Club, a nationwide organize reached and added that negotla contempt resulting from his re cntcouiTiuwa______Back in 19M, the good nation of taught at the Rome university and of truth Itaelf. . „ the four companions were dis 31 yeare In business at the same Seventeen SL. Phoenix. Memorial The 11-other firms said Kaiser world,’’ built up of "anU-matter" tlon of former American Airlines ttons would begin in Waahington estlmatod tha labor agreement fusal to answer questions befors unMuaimow tuTia Brazil decided that it could no then at the University of Palermo. Maittbara of Wojculewlca’ family missed O ct S for lack of evidence. locaUon. donations may be made to the He Romania Vacation atoms and sub-atomic particles and Aaron O. Cohen of Watt Har,t- stewardesses, will entertain the this morning. would cost his company 10 cente the state investigation commis Papabla to advanca longer hold its head up Ui the world spinning in reverse orbit to those In 1088 he was one of a group of Koehler and Hampson have Mr. Metier was a veteran of brew Home for thq Aged In Hart L» Taar ...... SOMETHING ford, foe of capital punlahment, Westcheeter, N.Y. KlwU at a Others of the Industry’s ’’B l" i T tr man hour In the first year. The sion. 1^0 •aaaaaoooaaaaoaoaaaaaaa . e'ey of the world we know. It is a prominent Italian scientists who, each appealed the decision. They World War I, a member of the ford. without an aircraft carrier. Never (Continued from rage One) alM apoka briefly. . luncheon Wednesday sA 12 noon said Kaiser’s bolt from the ranks rma estimated the same package Conviction carries s penalty up WW toionlta ...... negative mirror image of the with Terml, went into exile to posted $200 bonds for their ap American Legion, the .Army and would not alter their position to re g to five years in prison and a 810,- OlM MOBtfc .Eoooaaaaaaoaoaoaoaaaaa mind that, by that Ume, anybody Bernard H. Tragar of Bridge at the home of Mre. John Craig would cost them 17 cento an hour Ing of the Supreme Soviet (parlia known atomic world, and should escape the Fascist rule of their peal. Navy Club, and King David Lodge sist an inflationary wag# Increase. 000 fine. W e e f c Z f ...... aaoaaaaaooaaa else would characterise an ^rcraft COIN port,, chairman of tha PardoM Jr.*, 166 Cllffroora Rd., West Hart in the first year. ment) tomorrow. ’This will afford the two ■ worlds ever clash, the home country. Begre also has NEW The court continued to Nov. 7 of Odd Fellows. KalMr, which employs 10,815 of In naming only soms of ths at- •Ul0 « COpT ...... carrier as the latest obsolete weap Board, aakl the caaa “ obvtoualy Funerala ford. him a good platform for a major theory goes, they would both be worked at the Atomic Bomb Re From Lucky Lady— the orig- preaenU a particularly oneroua the case of Elizabeth M. Rosen- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. the half-million striking Bteelwork tandants at ths meeting aa ds- on. Brazil had to have one. 8o it search Center at Los Alamos, New cranse, 37, of Scott Dr., Vernon, ers produces nearly 1,800,000 ingot foreign policy speech in his cam annihilated in one blinding flash. inatora of Coin Operated problem.’’ Lillian Kurland Metier; his moth- Mrs. Nelson Qulnby, 88 Tenner fendante, ths government followed The awarding body said the Mexico, and once shared an award charged with obtaining money tons of steel a year—3 per cent of Firemen Attend a standard technIqOe for largs OTcjr ^ Wrol ant»a appaarW matiar to bought an 18,000 ton caroler, 14 paign for a relaxation of interna OPERATED He praiaed counaal for the con Mrs. Esther Metier of Albany, Mrs. Jerry Bouchasd St., has returned home after a vMbaoMBto '’^SJiSI!?M5rSf years old, from Britain, which tional tensions. anti-proton—the electrically nega from the U.S. Atomic Energy Service in Mancheater, demned man for their efforta, by false pretenses."- N.Y.; a son, Larry Metier of West Rockville — Funeral services 10-day vacation in Bermuda. the national odtput. cases of this type. TTiose named In TUa Mandwater Bvaalna Baraw- tive mirror image of the proton, Commission for discoveries with WlUlam D. Bldgar, 32, of 353 In the statement, Kaiser said: co-conspiratora are siffiject to pos saved Britain the bother of scrap Khrushchev-may give a more de Hartford; a brother, Robert Met were held this afternoon for Mr*. Training School tailed i. report on his talks with or hydrogen nucleus—had been Bruno Pontecorvo, the Italian- Hackmatack St., who reportedly Carol Ann Abrahamson Bjouchard, “ We believe,4he decision to bar sible prosecution later. ping it Instead of being scrapped, ier, and J ajster, Mrs; Lillian Kehler Circle members, WSCS, President Elsenhower In Washing predicted 80 years agd by Paul born scientist who worked in LAUNDRY peered through a house window Solomon^ both of Albany, N.Y. 24, wife of Jerry Bouchard of 11 o< South Methodist Cmurch. are gain separately with the union Eighth Dlatrict Firs Chief John the carrier, now named the Minas Dirac of Britain, who shared the Britain’s atoihie research center the only responsible step we can GOWN FOE BHAHnS BRIDE ton and with Mao Tze-tung in Pei on Dudley St. Oct. 6, was found Funeral services were held this Pleasant St. She was fatally in reminded that a work night to J. M en and district firemen Justin ror Tburada?—1 Gerais, went to a Dutch shipyard ping. 1888 nobel prize with Erwin Slid went over to the Russians In Court Cases guilty of breach of peace and waa jured Saturday morning when her sort rummage wyi be held tomor take in the face of mounting na Paris, Oct, 38 t(P)—The Hooss afternoon at the Herbert L. Gran- tional emergency cauaed by this BhimanskI, Granvllla Lingard and company for refittllng. ’The Brazil •niere was speculation, too, that Schroedinger of BerUn University 1851. , _ fined $50, sentenced to 30 days in stein FuneMil Chapel, 826 Albany car struck a tow cable on Village row at 7 p.m. in Cooper at the sf Dior set to work tsdsy os a Chamberlain was born in Ban Alfred Vennard bruahed up on fire his visit to Romania may have been The discovery by Begre and jail, execuUon suspended, and Ave., Hartford. Burial was in St. church. Mrs. Stanley Best will be 104-day strike." bUlowtag wedding gswn fer 31- ian admirals who awarded the con Franeiscq in 1830. He Was edu fighting techniques yesterday at an to set the sage for a surprise So; Chamberlain of the anti-proton John W. Roche, 24, of 81 ^ o r - placed on probation for one year, Beth Sholom Memorial Cemetery. She was born In Rockville May in charge of a nursery for Kehler ■Several days sgo,” he contln .year-aid Farah Dllia, wbues mar- t a to. ___ tract to the Dutch company then cated at Dartmouth College and all-day training sesstoh in Wllli- Viet announcement of policy change was heralded as an important step NOW OPEN ence S t, whoie wife tearfully Memorial Week will be observ^ 16, 1935, daughter of Ragnar and workers during the rununage aale ued, “we . . . advlaed the Indim rtags to tbs Shsh of baa Is ex resigned as admirals, and went affecting Balkan satellites. toward introducing some order at the^ University of CUcago, pleaded for leniency on hia behalf* Nellie Humphries Abrahamson try members that we would stand mantlc. . pected ts be saaosBsed sosa. Monday, October 2« at his home. to be held Wedneaday, at 9:80 Ths session, sponsored by ths on the company’s payroll. Other While the premier was in Ro into the bewildering micro-world where he received his doctor’s was placed on probaUon by had lived here ail her life. with the Industry until 6 p.m. Oct. Eveireae waa officially naan mania last week, the Krfemlin an degree in, physics In 1848. Since a.m. in Cooper hall. Bpeclal Servlcss Dlvlslan of ths Brazilian naval figures went, at of some 80 odd sub-atomic par Court Judge Julies A. Karp ^ a y Public Records Raymond E. Tubba She was a graduate of Rockville 25 and If we were not convinced about wbst the ysoag girl or nounced his acceptance of an invi ticles known to sdentists today. 1848 he has been attached to the at that time that a eeltlement waa SUts Board of EducaUon, offered dered fai a long aftsTBooB at tba C astro Evokes The Mob Brazil’s expense, to Rotterdam to A. M. to MIDNIGHT on chargea stemming from hia ar Raymond E. Tubbs, 46, of 429 High School and was a member of A Bible course,' entitled "Foot instruction In ladder and pumping tation from President CJharles de rest for carrying a loaded gun. St. John’s Episcopal Church. She near we would start separate ne faaMoa bonae over ths wsekead. supervise the refitting operation. OauIIe to visit France. Warrantee Deeds Oakland St„ died yesterday at prints of God," will begin Wednes driUt, usa of breathing apparatus Oaatro revolution la now en MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY Roche pleaded guUt> to carrying Henry G. and Irene E. Ander was employed at the RdckvlDe Re- day. at 7:30 p.m. at Covenant Con goUatlons." Bat deseripMsaa of the wedding The other day, in the Brazilian The Soviet press has started Manchester Memorial Hospital a f The aurp*’'** ^nove came aa the and new methods for oil firs con tering upon Its climactic tragedy. a weapon id a motor vehicle and son to Edward C. and Irene S. minder, and formerly waa secre gregational Church, and will con trol. The eeseton was held at the dress leaked sot It will bs top whipping up enthusiasm for the ter a short illness. big producers, who have been co ped by a weddbig soff held tai The parallel In history la strikingly Congress, a measure appropri trip that could have an important failure to acquire a weapon permit. Klueewlcz, property on Hackma tary to the law firm of Ketcham tinue for ten aessiona on the third Tolland-Windham County 8UU DR. G. A. CAILLOUETTE He was born in Brattleboro, Vt., ordinating negotiations efforts, p la n by a diadeai s f dfaaoeada clear. It ta with that phase of the atlng 17,000.000 for expenses con bearing on the timing of a prospec WASHERS c PER L O ^ He was given concurrent 60-day tack St. and lived in that state moat of his and Goraky, and fourth Wedneedays of each Training School. 25 Besides her parents and husband month. The courae will Include were reported today to make new aad prom os gems. Tho Isag bO- French Revolution In which the nected with the carrier came up for tive Big Four summit conference. suspended jaU terms and was Richard E. and Margaret C. life. He had lived in Rocky Hill for DRYERS lOe FOR 10 MINUTES DRYING TIME Dean to Frank G. Mott Jr. and she leaves a daughter, Jacqueline Hebrew history from Abraham to money conceaelons to eettle the Iswlag skirt Is sHghtty gathered action, and provoked charges that The United States, Britain and placed on probaUon for a year. 13 years and in Manchester for the strike. Kateer had be«» Included More than 90 per cent o f Aus elemental mob ruled, by the proc CHIROPRACTOR Roche subsequently pleaded guil Gwendolyn S. Mott, property on Lee; four sisters, Mrs. Robert the Roman conquest. la ths front by a glaat bow at the carrier was going to cost Bra Russia are plugging for an earlier past seven years. He was employed In the coordinating group. tria Is centered around mountain ess of denunciation, with no goal In top level meeting than De <3aulle is ty to vlolaUon of probation, a Campfleld Rd. * ' Barbagsllo of West Hartford; Mrs. resorts. tbs bases. zll 880,000,000, and sUll prove use PAUKER GRADUATE NOW IN OUR lOth YEAR by the Bauer Electric Co. He waa Top negotiating teams for the Bight sjceept that of the next de willing to attend. He favors wait- charge resulting from hia arrest on ElWin E. and Hazel F. Baker to member of Second CongregS' Rosario Trantolo of Eaat Hart Lucky Lady [ J. Charles Morrison, property on ford; Mrs. Robert Miller of Man nunciation. less. ’The Navy retoried that it unUl next spring, preferably June. the wSapona counU.-.but he waa tlonal Church in Manohester ’ imd wouldn’t cost more thar $80,000,- The Soviet government news “ IN PRACTICE 35 YEARS’* held from going to jail by Judge Elizabeth Dr. the Stepney Lodge of Masons in chester,- and Mrs. Raymond Lud League Hears This phase Castro now dupli paper Izvestia Indicated that Karp who said a jail term would JarvU Enterpriaes, Inc., to Meri wig of Rockville; and two broth 000. ^ CO jand Dolores Ruggero, property Rocky Hill. i ers, Gayland Abrahamson of Ver cates. He has elevated the mob, be Khrushchev may atUmpt to per SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY apparenUy be no aoluUon for He is survived by his mother, But getting the carrier flniahed suade De Gaulle to change his WILUMANTIC OFFM3E MANCHESTER OFFICE OPPOSITE THE FTR8T on Schaller Rd. non and Roy Abrahamson of Fuller, Foulds cause he knows no other way to NATIONAL STORE Roche, Mrs. Mary W. Tubbs of Rocky and paid for will be only the first mind—though no date for the pre 854 MAIN STREET X 118 CENTER SHMET 11 MAPLE STREET Lena Leone Monacella to Arthur Somersville. govern. He Invitee the mob to de PARKING LOT A probationary term of six F ^ w le r Jr. and Winifred Blrden, Hill; his wife, the former Viola part of the struggle. ’Then Brazil mier's visit to France has been an Phone HA 3-1400 . Phone MI 9-7628 Funeral services wer»~beld at Officials of the Lydall A FoukU nundatlon, because he knows no nounced yet. months, placed on Roche O ct 10, property on Dover Rd. Gustafson; two sons, Raymond E 2 p.m. at St. John’s Episcopal other policy. He summons the mob, will have to determine' who is go Izveetia’s Paris correspondent waa conUnued conourrenUy with Frederick R. Manning to Emile Tubbs Jr., and William C. Tubbs; a Paper Co. tonight will tell the Church with the Rev. James L. flrm'a views on the controuerslal ing to fly from it. OriginaUy, the wrote that Khrushchev’s visit to tha new term. Roche waa fined $25 J. and Margaret H- Cote, property daughter, Miss Sally W, Tubbs, all joyous In the knowledge that he Grant, rector, officiating. Lydall Brook condition. Air Force seemed to be authorized the United States was a revelation and given a 5-day suspended jail on Hackmatack St. of Manchester, and a slater, Mrs Bearers were Atty. Stephen alone controls It, as If it were hU term on that date for breach of Bernard Lynch of Portland. Taxpayers League President to enlist and train the pilots. ’Then to the French and added: I Q T /ir Bunk that gives you PLANNED SE C U RIT f C:harles Bottlcelio to Frank J. Ketcham, Atty. B. George Gorsky, child. The mob Is a child, but no ‘*Up to now French diplomacy peace and assault Those charges and "Mary C. Brayne, property on Funeral services will be held Bernard August said William the Navy said it could have no Werner Kunzll, Edward Moriarty, Foulds, company prealdent; and body’s ehUd, and It will save Its has not been enthusiastic about stemmed from a fight with two Highland St. Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Rose Donald Quinn and Edward Maizon. last vengeance for the man who Air Force personnel aboard one of easing' International tensions and teenagers who allegedly hurled In Jarvis Enterpriaes, Inc., to Ray Hill Funeral Home, Elm St., Robert Puller, general manager, Burial waa in Grove Hill Ceme will speak at 8 o’clock at a League thinks he Is teaching It lU role. its ships, and set about gettipg the people of France were not es sults at Roche the night of Oct. 4. mond M. Leonard Jr., property on Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose tery, The Ladd Funeral Home was Other court dispoalUonS were: Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. meeting in Whiton Ubrary. Alroady, In fact, under Castro’s some Navy men trained as pilots. pecially glad to read rebukes com Woodhlll Rd. in charge of arrangements. ing even from the American and Walter G. Newhouser, 19, of Quitclaim Deed Friend may call at the funeral The odor of the brook into which tutelage, the mob turns against The Air Force issued orders the company ejects Induatrial BriUsh press. That is why De Bloomfield, speeding, $27; Marvin Mabel A. Manning to Fsdtrick home today and tomorrow from 7 Frank Chamberlain those who were the original heroic making It Illegal for anybody in Gaulle’s invitation is a tribute to Sawyer, 38, of Danielson, follow R. Manning, property on Hackma to 9 p.m. Stepney Lodge will hold waatM haa long troubled North Brazil, military or civilian, to give a Masonic service tomorrow at 8 Funeral services for Frank Endera and the company has long revolutionaries. Why should one a new (Soviet) Influence abroad ing too clAely, 812; Frank Fur- tack St. Chamberlain, 221 N. Main St., flight training to anybody who In the world." phy, 59. of no certain address, Lease p.m. .at the funeral home. been trying to reduce the odor. escape? were held Saturday afternodn at August said the League may belonged to the Navy. Then the West German (Chancellor Kon IntoxlcaUon, $10; Harvey H. Mar- Green Manor Construction Co., But before the mob seeks Its Inc., to Connecticut Laundercenter Frank W. Pitney the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 discuss forming a committee to Navy anaouilced that It intended to rad Adenauer yesterday took a cotte, 26, of Marlboro. Maas., Main St. The Rev. Arnold W. To- final quarry, before the building In neutral position on the timing of Corp., office apace at Manchester Rockville — Frank William Pit repreeent the town to State apeedlng, $12; Ronald A, Seavey, zer officiated. Burial waa In Veter-,; Btlnct toward violence finally occupy the carrier, whenever It an East-West summit conference, 28, of Harriet St, Vemon.^ speed Shopping Parkade, Nov. 1 to Oct. ney, 90, of 41 Hammond St., died agenctqa on the problem. reached Brazil, and that any Air saying he favored it some time Saturday afternoon at Rockville anrf^Field, hi Eaat Cemetery., / The Board of Directors hsa spends Itself on the man who haa ing, $12; Milton Borat 47, of 83 31, 1961. ■ , Bearers, ill members of Dil- Force personnel that ever got on between December and May. lie Oak St., intoxication, $10; CSiarles Nathan A. and Rose Freedinan C5ty Hospital. ” temporarily dropped . the brook awakened and encouraged it, we 'worth-Cornell-Qoey American Le problem from lU agenda pending board wpuld be under Navy com added that he thought June not a R. Kleza, 24, of 180 Cooper St., to Mario Marena, store at 249 N. He waa bom in '’frowbrldge. are going to have some tragic, good month, because the Ameri Main St., 5-year period beginning England, Mg.y 4, 1869, a son of gion Post, were Elmer Rice, John a fire Insurance report on whether mand. passing in a no-passing zone $9; pitiful scenes and experiences for cans by then would be preoccut^ed Nov. 1. the late John and Lydia Hunt Stewart, Milton Hansen and Wil Rogers Pond along the course of Elinor L. Uzup, 78 Summer St., ber Uttle. the people of Cuba. At that point. President Kubit- with the presidential campaign. paaslg in a no-paaitng zone. $9; Organization OerUfleate Pitney and had lived here moet the brook can be dried up and water for fire protection purpoaea schek called in all the services Adenauer emphasized that he Ronald E. Prevost, 17, of $3 New Bolton Car Wash. I"c.. capital of his life.,. And the most tragic possibility atock aubacrlbed, 3,200 shares, 200 James D. Lapp kept in a canal behind the Rogers separately, and ordered them all to didn't want to take part, declar St., failure to grant the right of He was formerly employed as a of all—If It Is not already certainty ing; FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 is the last day of them preferred stock valued at Funeral services for James D. Corp. Drying up the pond would way, $8; and Anfiand Savoie, 39, spinner in textile miUa here, re atop making public statemenU $1PQ each, 3,000 shares of common reduce the odor. It is felt. —Is that what follows Castro In "We don’t want anybody to of Coventry, failure to carry a tiring several years ago. He waa Lapp, South Rd., Bolton, were Cuba will be, whether it is of the about who was golnfi to run the blame the Germans if the confer stock valued at $10 each; com a member of St. Bernard’s Church held Saturday afternoon' at the Lydall A Foulds belldves H can driver’s license and failure to car mencing buslrtesa with $2,000, carrier, or fly from it. ence ends in failure." But he said the Red Men, and the Foresters of Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main be eliminated entirely only by right or of the left, the same bru Pay only $2.55 for each setting when you open a new account ry a reglstraUon, $3 each count. enhudette L. Welngart, president; auch a major atep aa piping the his government would insist on St. The Rev. Carlton T. Daley, pas , th. weooo^ - ~ tal, total kind of dictatorship he That may at least quiet the Con Roy Vernon Bradley, 67, of Bish Natatte M. Carroll, vice president; America. being consulted in the prepera- He leaves four daughters, Mrs. tor of United Methodist Church of brook into the aanitary sewer sys hlnuwlf originally overthrew. gress .down ro it votes the money op, Md.. charge!) with speeding by Anne F. Fuller, secretary-treasur tem of the Eighth School and tlMia for the meeting and would Wllllim Pratt, Mrs. Fred Hem- Bolton, officiated. Burial was in ^ .O Gls«- *'• ** s ywr ** "** ’ so that Brazil can conUnue toward with a deposit of $25 or more, or when you add $25 or more to an State Police, forfeited a $35 bond. er. Utilities District. It has indicated Oaatro made an appealing revo not accept Big Four decisions det man, Mrs. Paul Lucas, and Mrs. Buckland Cemetery. the great and glorious day when rimental to (iwman Interests. The court nolled a charge of Trade Name Bearers were Arthur Coseo, it would want town flnanclsd help 1 th. hoow • »•'"•* 0 wsmh pfoUetsd ploy lutionary figure. In the mountains. failure to grant the right of way Richard Greff; two sons, William th. wtia yttr ^ uo. teHwU toU 0^ ^ it will have its own aircraft car Harry, Julius, Marshall, Barrie Robert Coseo Sr., both brothers- in any major step. Even since he haa been increasing existing account. against William R. Martins, 39, of and Norden Wetstone, doing busl and Harold''Pitney, and a sister, rier. Mrs. Ida Schiller, all of this city, In-Jaw, Robert Coseo Jr. and Wil ly Incompetent, Irresponsible, and 8 Stephen 8L ness as WeUtone Potato Cto. at 274 liam Coseo, both nephews. ConUnuances were granted to: grandchildren and 14 great' plUful, and it is the people of Cuba ‘r a E PATIENT MUST Broad St. John J. Connolly, 16, of 18 Fair- Building Permit grandchildren. who, imfortunately, are going to Every lUght But One COMBAT THE DISEASE Also offered this month— the finest quality steel 3 piece Cutlery view St., evading responsibility H. C. Hutchinson A Son for Lea- Funeral services will be held lie A. Buckland, erect house at 619 pay for this with misery, violence, ALONG WITH THE and. driving without a license, to tomorrow at 8:15 a. m. at the Churches to Join and. degradatlan, until they them The United B t a ^ la against Set or 6 piece Steak Knife Set, also at $2.55 each with a deposit Nov. 3; Steve Yencha, 52. of 180 Hlllatown Rd., $28,000. Ladd Funeral Home, 19 BHIington selves sicken of the process. mass murder, but has steadfastly PHYSICIAN" Wetherell St., breach of peace and Ave., and at 9 a.m. at St. Ber ' In Special Service refused to ratify the United Na IntoxlcaUon, to Nov. 2; Frederick KPISOOPAL y o u t h GATHERS nard's Church. Burial will be in — •(Author’s Name Below) — Hartford, Oct. 26 ()P)—More than tiona convention against genocide, D. Seeley, 25, East Hartford, driv St. Bernard’s Cemetery. The Rev. Dr. Harirey K. Mc of $25 or more to a new or existing account. 3,000 young worshipers attended FrieiMs may visit the funeral for fear tiiat might constitute rae Physicians have to be ing while Intoxicated, to Satutday; the Second Triennial Protestant Arthur of the Hartford Seminary Slim Chance Of A Break and Salvatore T. Leone, 35, of 27 home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to ognltion of some international au good detectives. Their only Episcopal Youth Convocation In Foundatidh will be gueat speaker .Two ctrcumstaaces create a mo 9 p.m. • cmTAtCUAI thority over our domestic siffairs. clues are the various symp Bushnell Memorial yesterday. at the annual Community Reforma • CUT, TACK. SSWer SIM mentary flicker of hope in the They were greeted by the Rt. Rev. 2 6 < Similarly, the United SUtes is grwHi'-;. y Prlnet$s Jumper Mies Evangeline Church tlon Day Service to be sponsored • HUN0R806 08 UStt steel situation. The first is the toms that accompany sick Walter Henry Gray, D.D., Bishop very much in favor of the rights of Miss Elvangeltne Church, of by the Manchester Council of MOOOMAOUTOOOKS ■rimoBtM calm, measured pace assumed by ness. Many different dis of Connecticut, after a half-mile ChapUii died at Hartford Hospital Churches next Sunday, Nov. 1. children, but has fought success proceMion from the Broad Street the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, eases hav.e similar symp yesterday morning after a short The service will be held at South SHATTIRI fully to keep the United Nations Armory. Methodist Church at 8 p.m. Mem tMktohsllwe ,r mwo ..W droht Ih. Sow,'* which refused, last week, to serve toms. By a thorough physi illness. myt On. K. Slmie Owe wet "Children’s Charter" now being She had been engaged by the bers of the choirs of Manchester u m YOR •MMOilkoMp lunch counter jiutlce, and thus cre cal examination, askihg:^ drafted from setting up any Inter Columbia Cooperative Kindergar churches forming a massed choir •W tal eOW w fawW W kW eo IW S« waw ated this weekend Interim In which pertinent questions and the^ LHtU St. Nick! will sing two selections under the ■•ey Te ne^.lMMeasIve Tee THOKBiMlT MS na*e»i S ON. So law art a a*. national authortty to enforce its ten to teach the afternoon session Wn a aU a flaMfea *a Wn |rt» a w * w union and management went process of elimination, phy and taught first grade in the Hor' direction of Jack B. Grove of the 8M RiX-O-EUS ■rt. Srt a>t> no <( nertr. S.ea ^ • ■!• principles Inside anybody's na host church. MANCHESTER dnssn Mcar iHi lar. a a n « « « a . a M « back Into the negotiation process. sicians find out the qxact ace W. Porter BchooJ tvvo years Wmid'a UnM> R>8nn ff* H a Bln rao a< SaM rt nmmrn jo rt.taf S tlonal sovereignty. (Clergymen from the local rt aw .” S. Mha aa a n . a r t jU f f " The second circumstance la causes of the trouble. You ago. churches will'share 4n conducting :W ie « a arthi naesaa, mas ea n iw The continuing isolationism of She wqs bom In Cffiaplin, daugh PLUMBING ahd break, minor In the number of can help them to be more the service. the United SUtes—still just about effective if you follow these ter of Albert and Annette .'Bush employes and the amount of steel the world’s leading isolationism— Church. She was graduated from SUPPLY CO, F l EX-O-G u a SS AT YOUR LOCAL HARDWARE OR LUMBER DEALERS simple rules. 'Visit your T production Involved, in the hither has lU drawbacks, but we will not the then Wlllimantic Normal Toe. n„. Ad T(...... lo<„. D. .... , T„ U. V... T ... O , t... C.... ' ■ Fit* O GlA',^ School and taught In Eastern Con F. T. BlisIi,Jr., Pree.-Treae. to solid ranks of the employera count the absence of teeth In the physician at the very be nectlcut for more than 35 years. 877 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER The announcement that Kaiser is Children’s Charter as one of them. ginning of any illness. Personal Notices Sometimes a cure takes She was a member of Chaplin Con to sign a s e p ^ te strike settle As is true in the adult world. It la gregational Church, Radiant .Chap, ment, and may be followed by at sometimes hard to tell the differ time. Don’t be impatient. ter, Order of Eastern Star, In Wll' Card of Thanks . least one other producer, does not Most important, take any . t limantic, Natchaug Grange, and I wish to thank ail of my many ence between a right and an ob friends for Uie s^ti.. cards, and flow alter the main situation on which ligation, and this declaration of medicine your physician the Mayflower Society, (jhaplln. ers sent ms dunns my recent stay at W e Ha v e The G e n u in e the government’s case for a Taft- prescribes according to his She leaves, several nieces and the Manchester Hospital. Also I wotrUI he e n u in e children’s righU haa lU momenU tike to express my thapks to tho WE HAVE T G LONG nttnhXlA TcaQuality Hartley Injunction is based. How nephews. when it sounds rough on children. exact directions, Pharitfta- Funeral services will be held at nurse* for their kindness. LONG Top Quailiy ever, It does bring into the open l a s t i n g indow aterials Slid demands of them as much u cists always follow a phy 3 p.m. tomorrow fit Chaplin Con- Mrs. Ltittan Faxaon. lasting Window Materials W M at least a minor division of opinion it promises them. sician’s instructions exactly TlMP' B/t and outlook among the steel pro Take Principle 7 for Instance. when compounding a pre ducers—a division minor in extent lex-O-Glasa It reads: “The child is entitled to scription. You do the same lex lass but fimdamental In Its significance. F -O’G receive education, which shall be and you.will get well much The major dominating issue in this . r*, . V - V , ■.. free and compqisbry at least In quicker. ^ irtitrfiMi'rfiili I T<*’ • i i n"^~i strike has not been any specific W e Ha v e The G e n u in e lass-ONetI the elementary SUges." How can • lass-O'Net question of v.'agea'or working con LONG nji^hn'A Top Quality one be “entitled” to something YOUR PHYSICIAN ditions, but a |est of strength and Each place setting of imported China Dinnerware contists ofi “compulsory?" CAN PHONE Window Materials wllla Inside the Industry councils, Your Savinga Earn i iWyr-O-Glas! Or take the. kind of recreation Mitchell 3-6321 I)Wy r 0 Glas$ Kaiser and at least one other pro one 10V6 inch,banquet plate, one oversized 8^6 ounce cup, this prospective United Nations WHEN YOU NEED . I i v / ducer were reported, all along, un- Children’s Charter guarantees: A MEDICINE one 6 inch saucer, and one 6 inch cake or pie plate. Also fLEX-0*6LASS PNG lAS! enthualastlc kbo i^ this kind o f bat I • reeh-Glass tle, and the significance of the ap "The child shall have full oppor available aret sets of 4 soup plates, sets of 4 salad plates. proaching Kaiser contract is not tunlty for play and recreation, Pick up your prescrip iLASS-ONET Flex-O-Pane the dollars and cents involved, which should be directed to the tion if shopping neaivus, or Fle x O-Pane same purposes as education." atanaia aa vai la a i snaas SArisrAjcneM aeseANTSfa which the rest of the industry con- let us deliver promptly niANt SArissAcriOM avABAariia epdes Is not iiAlationary for Kaiser, That sounds like another dubl without extra charge. A SiWyr-OGlass ous compulsory privilege. No. 8248 with Patt-O-Rama Is ' but the fact, that it leaves the in’eat man.v people.entrust Current Annual Dividend »n sizes 10, 12. 14, 16. Bust 30 to power status of the union imchal- ., Or take the final boon the Char us with the responsibility 86. fitae 12, 83 bust, Jumper, 3 3-8 lenged. ter confers upon the child: “ He of filling their prescrip Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. yards of 35-lnch; short aleeved Pattern No. 5929 has pattern ;reeN‘Glass This act of desertion from the UislI be brought up in a spirit off tions. May we (jompounc blouse, 3 yards. pieces; full sewing and finishing tmderstanding, tolefance friepd- yours? ■ To order, send 35c in coins to;— directions. . ■ ranks of maiMgement may actual 8ue Burnett, The Manchester E v^ ly Increase the emotional resolu ahip among peoples, peace and uni To order, send" 26c in coins to nlng . Herald, 1160 AVE. OF Anna Ozbot, Manchester Evening tion of tha remaining companlea versal brotherhoc^ and in full con ADO^OAS NEW YORK 88, N. Pwaars* aaaaaia na ti^ijiaai atiaas aaria/flttian aaaaaarffa sclousneas that his energy and an'chester Herald, 1158 AVE. OF AMERI Involved in the deadlock, but it avings ■ Y. • CAS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y. ‘ e u a e t be eald to Incrsaaa the UlenU should be devoted to the ( I M i i o m i For letl'Claee mailing add 1 ^ For ist-ctass mailing add lOe service of his fellow men." MAIN OFFICE FAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH for each pattern. Print Name, Adr, for each pattom. Print Name, Ad EIXINOTON BRANOS strength of U)elr case, or tb Prescription Pharmacy dreee with Stone, Style No. ana wpakao the attitude of the union. QulU a toad for a child to carry 9 y Alciin ’< I t (I'.f Ci r.t'-i Sf dress with Zone and Pattern Num BUSH HARDWARE CO. Weak Read, R «t9a 88 901 Maiiri Street West MicUlh- Itirniiiki Size. l5[ILeLe$5%2£. • -• n s in gummary, the Children’s Cor. i - MO X Si Th# aew fall * winter '58 Iqeue ber.. MUS O e u i^ with not very well dls- Hava you the ’89 Album con 34 Dffpot Squori CbarUr eoiifbrs every right upon •(Quotation by Hippocrztas OriN THUIf'iPAY •f Basie Fashion our fascinating 7f3 IM r StTBEf fuisad eoRunants from yaribup ad- fV/NINOS O to o DOTH flHANCHfS OPEN fRIOAYS taining many.lovaly deelgna and 5 ■tinletinatlOB squroae, la which tbs every child in the world except one (480-877 B.C.) 9zt«mHtera bpok la ready now. Bend 85c Copyright 1858 (8W8) fraa pattanuT Only 36o a oopyl «B«nt test a t powar by manage- —the right to be a child. siaWAYf PUNTY or MH*PAMCMO T I 'i. 'u .'V! MAMrumaTEii EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER.-CONN., MONDAY. OCTOBER 2S. 1961 MANcinCSlEB EVENblO itAtfCIHES A CQNN, MONDAY. OCTOBER 26. T969 tisijnii PAGE EIGHT d a i l y . CROSS-WORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE W. Chandlsr Jr., devettotod ebatr* and falhiro to notify tpe Motor ■auth as Walnut Bt oppealto BUGS BUNNY is due an the WUa and must Vehicle Department 9t a chango Oeopar Bt Mra. Flaek pariiad her B o U o n ho Igured from Maf IE. Dayaientj maa of the group. Wirikian Hurt Reelaeted to oMce were Mra In addrsaa. She is due in tmim ear facing eact on Oe^por, police 2 NEC9 . QUIET, \ mAy be made'at the tax eollector's court Nov. 7.' Damege to the ears said, and, char she got out, it LJUOliMi MOn^TTMl o c n o ! ' lU. E homo or matted to him at aaorge'BnHki bpeerdtiig secre Answsr ta Pravlous Punte tary; Mn. CharleA C. Church, cor In Accident was liMt. ' rolled downhill heekWard hitting TRMn 1 OIPN'T J 1.L 4 SE , that Was fUD Xr AiidoVet. (Bmrgod with Evndlag Gaffney's vehicle. Mrs. Finrh told THATVA responding eecreUry and publicity PAINT CO. TH'MONCY aCTTO HE 6 0 T O N E < R16HT AFTER Hodgipodgt Ihrlfl Eala PlaasMd A. men who left the scene of a police she had left her cor In park PINItH flSTTH'* L IT M E METHOOEKT Mre. Robert Awton and Mra chairman and Mrs. Waltsr T. El- A Vsmon woman suffered heed ing gear with the handbrake on. OF TWfiSe- ‘ MoU, treasurer. ' minor aeeidei{it on E. Center Bt M VRlPtl E E fT O ' N(3VJ—0AW.^ iNSPlRAilOftS OF A SOLAR- Edmund Peresluha are eo-ehalr- and neck kijiiriaio when '.Mis was m day Was arrested Saturday 723 MAIN STh SIMME yiwwpE! — PERHAPS HESCI!
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M -ti T.M. Uf UA PM. M. GICANTIG MONET-SAVING STOREW IDE EVENT “Pop tearnod a lot of football! Ht got in tht wrong JU D D SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD laating aection and started to root for us!’’ »«•. '"'I. -. /d-jr^ 5- , BEDROOM SET , Reg. $585.06—4-Piece Modem e 1W1 ty Mtt S..Y.M. ii». T.M. 11,1. u.«. iHf. fe Triple dresser 66” mirror 4-PIECE arid oversize cheat. $010*95 SECTIONAL SOFA CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE T im N ^ R Panel bed. dtl^ - . . Foam , rubber cuship^s^^.,^ *399” OOTi WH6N 1 RenUtMtP raOMMY ML. — I M ^ i — . , ul CARPETING M — CARPETING Luster tweed. Choice of colors.' All wool. Choice of colors. > 8Q. YD. sg, Yik V... .»® i|N TER STRE^ i f taSABBSBEZZaH -'••1 . r F- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« MONDAY. OCTOBER Z6, I960 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONM. MONDAT, OCTOBER 86. 19W r A O K lS K F um bles, THE Caterers and Springfield Play 6-6 Deadlock 49ers Digging for Gold Herald Angle S A t q r d A Y * A F i | | t t s Got The mi E A R L Y O ST Curry Passes I Sport Schedule Los Angeles — Jeknay Hurdsn, Sportb Editor Cruisers Post Win, 188, Los Angeles, ootpotatsd KUmU ♦LoftuA chief tub ^thumpj^ To Griswold ly. Get. fT tngs Hsrt, 1I6, Los Angriss, 10. By EARL YOST announced that 34,770 tieketa were consecutive shutouU goes away StUKdby f and Gena Johnson.. .It t#Ss a fine High eo( vs. Ptatt, 8:15 Havana — Baby Colon, IM H , On ‘Wing’ of Bald Eagle ■old in advance ■» it wasn’t a lost back to 1909-U0 years. evening with the dinner good, plus MdVMda. Havana, outpolntsd Eddy Thonip* "W e Want Fumbles,’* MoMrtera of Mndway Up a few hours later than ueual Gain Midget Title tkmUmr, Out. M son. 1B6H. NSW York, Id. shouted t)ie bare footed rain cause all around. Ths beautiful fine service and Howie Waddell Ellington Ridge football field turf will never be Monsters of Uie Mudway, Yals'i after celebrating my ITUi wedding rates a bow for his efforts in see For Local TD Hlfh enas eountry vs. Wind- Milan, Italy — Mario VoeeU* 8oak^ cheerleaders and fum the same. Writers of long standing defensive Mnes. held Colgate to 79 anilivereary the night before. Upon ing that every detail waa handled ham-Nefwtch, 8:15 — Norwich. atto. lS4tk, Italy, dofsotod La* tHe edvjce of Art McGinley of the N«w York, Oct. 26 {IP)— Men's Jam.borM bles they got at spacious but claimed there never was a worse yards, 65 on the ground and 14 well. Once AffAin it 'htas a CAse o: Chaifipionship in the Mancheater Midget Football League Friday, Get. 8d houarl Godih, 184^, France day for football-^anywhere—than through the air. Led by linebacker Times I insisted that my wife pick i With nhorpshootinji Y. A. Tit Bpautiful' weather, plus free almost deserted Yale Bowl too much defense And not ided yesterday, many miles from Silk City. All four High eoocer vs. Bristol Bestern, (GodlK disqualtfisd by referee to play and free food, brought out on last Saturday. Mike iSfle. the Ells allowed Col up the check but It didn’t hold true W edn esday waa dec! 8:15 — BristoL eighth). tle doing the bulk of the pros last Saturday. Although no In my esse. She agreeing that af enough offense as the Msn- local teams journeyed to Torrington to take pirt in a novel a large number of players for the Every man that got Into action, gate three first downs, only one "Where will the Yale-Penn pecting. the San Francisco official report was made of any including the Yale fourth string ter our Both anniversary she would ch ester ImperiAl CAterers bAt- puroosie being to help iiromote final scheduled event of the sea record for fumbles In one game, in the last half. football game be played this doubleheader-^the main, 49ers- are digging hard for son, a Men's Jamboree. Forty ers, late in the final period, re Rick Winkler, who scored on foot tHe expenses . . Accompanied tied the Springfield Giants to midget football in that city. no less than 16 were committed as my fine family to church and upon year?" Atty. Dick Law inquired. gold and glory in the National members participated’ In a novel sembled men who had taken mud a 47 yard sprint In the third pe Date la Nov. 7 in Philadelphia... a 6-6 tie before a crowd of 300 Reigning aS regular season cham In toe second stansa, halfhaok Yale spanked Colgate, 21-0. Each baths. It’s a wonder one side didn’t our arrival- home neighbors had IS-hole event which found each side committed eight, Yale losing riod, wound up as the leading Word that Pat Bolduc would be yesterday afternoon at Mt. Nebo. pions today are the Police Cruisers Biyon Perry circled his own Football Ivcague. pass to ths other. And no one was ground gainer with 69 yards In gathsrlil to play volleyball. 1 join after their hard fought 12-6 de- Tittle. *ll*» "Bald Eagle”, la the player limited to five clubs. And the ball four times— all In the first leaving for a new job at the It marked the first appearance of right flank for another Eater the obstacles on the course accused of filtering into the other’s nine carries. Bob Blanchard, a ed them until lunch and then an the locals on home eoll. clelon over the Fire Fighters. Jn brtlna of the outflt -the guy who half—and Colgate let the elusive nounced that I wanted to rest—in Courant became official, he being touchdown. Mtkrf Gilbert add helped make it an Interesting af pigskin get away to the opposition huddle a lth ou ^ coming star, blockbusted his way Thus, in three starts this sea the second game at Fussenich mapa strategy fot aortiea into been powilble. That’s how bad con front of my teevee sat to watch the capable scholastic aporte edi Parte, the revived Smoke Eaters the extra two polnu for a 14-0 enemy territory, And hia accurate ternoon, even fdt the losers. six times; four timet in the first 80 to 66 yards in 13 tries, includ tor here for the past five years.. . son the newly organized Caterers halfUma advantaga. dltiona were for this non-Ivy ing the final TD from the Your the Giants and Eagles play foot trounced the Blue Devlie, 20-8. A firing ia the main reaaon the aur , Here’s the winners: ' minutes of action. ball. New York was huniiiUted Many out of town calls were sand have failed to dent the Victory Then in the third period, OU League encounter. yard line in the final stanza. Gor crowd of 800 viewed the action. prising San Francisco crew is tied First Low Gross Torrential rains, that dropped Tommy Singleton, the man who several weeks before by the Eaglee wiched in between numerous office column. (Joach Jimmy Roach’s bert, scored the Eatara’ tMrd Pat Rose S3; Second low gross, don Kaake ptacekteked the point ■qusd bowsd to ths Wethsrsfleld ITio games concluded regular sea for the lead in the Western several Inches on the Yale grid makes the Ells go, was superb in Philadelphia but today it waa visits on a busy km. . . . Msny son competition. I toikhdown aftar Perry bad ear- Division Rocky Alexander 92. iron, and caused the field to be Jack McKinnon, Colgate’s best, fine compliments were heard about Prison 6-0 and played a acoreless rled the pigakin wlthbi torse yards again. His tremendous kicking different, one->sided story, the ORUISEM 12, FUfflTBRS 6\ The 32-vear-old quarterback en Low net, A1 Grotheer SI; Sec drained 30 minutes before the alayed a major part In the ball had but 17 yards in all carries, an Giants winning easily . . While my the Masona’ Sports Night program. tie with the New London Pequots of psy dirt on a paas front d ark. gineered the 49era' victory yester ond, Lou Becker 82; Third, Jim kickoff, failed to stop Yale’s per aeing In Colgate territory almost average of less than one yard. sons worked on-their homework I At this affair, inddentsHy, Moe prior to Sunday’s contest The Cruisers took the opening The Devils were held at iMQr day, passing 46, yards to R.C. Ruiher S3; Fourth (tie) Larry fect record. The Elia proved to sdl game. Johnny Maloney gained 13 yards wee busy with my typewriter, get Morhardt and Gene Johnson were The Caterers, featuring sever^ kickoff and marched right down unUl late In toa fourth period Owens with 61 seconds left in the Scranton and Jack Rusher, each be 'better mudders. In all depart Under AI Kelley, Colgate has in seven tries. ting, out copy for the following officially inducted Into the Speak- former Mancheater High grtddera the -field as quarterback Bob when quartert>ac)i Gary SuUlvan rim e for the touchdown that beat 86; Sixth, Fred McKon^, 87. ments, except fumbles, and today now lost 11 straight games, five After threatening several times day’s .edition. era’ Bureau. Also, Tuesday night, got off to a A-O.Iead in the second EMSvich capped the 45 yard drive sneaked over < for the final , yard. Chicago’s Bears, 20-17. The vic Ho1e-ln-One Tmimaanent boasts five straight wins and with this season. Yale came up with two in the first half, Yale finally it was nice to see and talk with quarter when quarterback Joa with a two yard plunge. The Fire Halfback Bill Brennen adding tha tory gave San Francisco a 4-1 rec Stan Markowaki, five feet, 7^4 a goal line that has yet to be aass Interceptions, Colgate tried scored with 39 seconds left when M onday Gordon Weir, former local athlate, Curry and end Harry Griswold Fighters evened the score late in etra two points. Inches from fourth hole. Singleton sloshed through a pud ord crossed. The win meant that the aut three aerials, and blocked two now ;a full colonel in the Army, clicked on a 30-yard toudidown toe second period when halfback Standouta for toe E aten in The defending champion Balti Driving Contest Sons of Eli remain as the only "Don’t put my name In the pa All-American punts. dle around his right end and slid going to Yale for one year aerial. Bob Parmaklan scampered around cluded toe entire backfleld of more Colts kept pace with > V > 4^: HANCHESnUl JBVSNINO HERALD. MANGHJESTSH. CONN^ M ^ D A Y . OCTOBER 26. 16M PAGE THIRTEBK MSWSLVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 19M 68 Bolt 71 iMm t«r Isis 71 SobarlMR for SbIs 7 f Movlii|—T ra d d iit~ THERE OIIGHTA BE A LAW BY PAGALT ah6 SHORTEM AyirtaMats-^ftets— HiNUMB 'fOr gate 71 H eOw ier Sole 71 tur T h m ib s o Hi 68 TsRMBttitS 66 itoim it 80 WARD MUSIC STOREB-Lowest $a,6M>-Ili(iaCtfLATS t bsdMMn t-MANaoRnaR - now ttsait. CAPE OOtL-6 (tataHed rooms. toU LOW PRK3DD-BuUdsrs opportu- doVBNTRY 8 room ranch and fa- Brainard Bound Over pHeaa csi an tnatrumanta, manes FORRENT-Ib ,C______rlmch, cerAnile bath, hot Watsr “ewuwnq • roomroon eoteaUl, $ targe dormer, t bath*, bay wtodow, ntty, 13 approftd t$ #(Ta w ild rage, amealte driveway. lOOslOfi MAMOnOBtKR P«cka(« IMlvvry. FIVIB tUXnt tenamaat ter rent, 9 CLASSIFIED ^ and organs. GOod selection. Also apartment, hast and iMt water d m RBOr, OB or btfara Dac. 1st heat, excelleat constmctieni 100 Mtha (iai Ofaliig walkout beaemeni. Ovaraian ga- ing iota. 11 acres of bwkland. lot, Lake privileges. Acting IIJM. Ufht trucking and package daltv- large aaaorbasnt o f methods and and electric stove supplied. Oa Adnlta prMarrad. Inqulra H UUay Mot frontage, largo treed. OerRc i rPOPig OTVIp room rOQ aB4'ltitoiMa,-l raga. ameMte drive. All In axoM- Manchester telepho## exchange. $1,000 down. PI 341M. ary. RaMgaratora, waahera and abset music. Store houre-rTuee- lent condition. FHA appraiaod, Beat 8t., Hebbm, naqr Ballon. To Superior Court atova moving apaclalty. Folding rage stall If dealrad. A. O. Crick- St. W. Hutchtna, Ml 141133______toroplitaii.flrn U M s Knotty pine haatod rwE- day through Friday 1-9, Saturday more, PI 3-8449. reation seom, tailft-ln bar, outOlce $19,100. Earle S. Rohan, Realtor. Only $$.fi#e. Terms. Lawrence F. advertising chain (or rant. HI t^nsa. 9-8. 99 Summary St. )dl 8-3004. NAME YOUR down payment. patio, awntaga. eombmaUen tein- MI $-74$t. Fiano, Broker. Ml 3-3T$a. B M a tf 77 GARDEN APARTMENTS — Four A inm A ORAianM cm. lam; Always plenty of (tee parking. f o r ROOM raht avallabla Nov. $1 Alice Drive— Five rooma with dowa. Large outdoor ftropiaea, Jaka J. Brataaril, U, of TT N.feurb and two man Junpad M t flw roomk, heat, hot water and park IH bathe, full cellar, epic and COLUMBIA — It's So paaoetol In ACTION FROM the start with Peg difiSIFIB D ADVBRTISMENT DEPT. pOURS moving., packing, atorag*' lat. TP Mata St. MI 9-4186. 0106 Oman tool abed. One-car «t------. . of them attaekad btat: CONN,ORGAN, two years old, ing. m 3-1809. , nan, reedy to move in. Owner. tocliad goragt with nany more tilt country, charming 44$ room lUsmrt Property for 8slt 74 and Art. Liat with ua. CieasyiuU- The attack way have beob tfea 8:15 AAI. to 4:80 P.M. rataa on long dNMaiMa m«*aa to fruitwood finish. Taken In trade MI 3-0095. Faiber Agency. MI $.140$, Ml raaor slashing of Mtrlna Ouy Mul a atataa. lO S4HIT added toatorea. gituatod in a Rne house aurrounded by 1$ aeres of suit of a frudge, police b«70 a M on the new Thomas, all translator NEW 6 ROOM duplex, $ badroonii, f o r HENt'—$ mem apartment. beautiful scenic land. Low upkeep LAKE HAYWARDlPratly watar- 0-4991. isn. waivtd oxamtaation in Kan garage. Adult.family qc.tadtvi- $10,800-3 BEDROOM vanOh. exe«*- reatdanttai nfon. Priced at only Brainard was atreatad Doc- 31, organ. Save over 1800. Ward ^'usic Haaf aAd. hot Water. MI 8 -$ ^ . $$1,800. R. r . DImock Co., MI with modem conveniences, othsr frent cottage, . completely furl ehtstar Town Court thishts morning 1987, in connection with the knl(- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. — I l l ) I^ H ARB Stores, 99 Summer St. Open eve duals sharing. Ml 3-4063 oftor $• lem condition, rtcroaUon room, feeturss. OaU Columbia, ACademy nfehed. Very mivata with shade rov cptnwvttmo ■OIIOAT Tim nUD4T lt:M AJI.-SATimOAt t AJMU Paintoig.~Pananiif f1 SIX ROOM duplex, convenient rear porch, araesite drive, near 9-1340 or Robert O. Mnrdeck, MI SElXmO YUDR PROPERTYT and w u bound over to Hartford tag of Muitanta youngar btothar, f I ■ I lie I I I, »■ I. ■■ ii^ ■ — ii.i ■■■■■ ^ nings. $4473. 8-9887. William S. Burnhatn. treea and lovely lawn; Boat. Rea- location, near achool, storoa, hue, anopping, i hoot. Carlton V*. We wlU appraise your p it^ rty County Superior Court under $10,- David, outside a Hortn End dinar EXTBRIOR AND Interior painting TWO FURNISHED rooms, aU uttU- sonahlsv Can Ml 4-1779 after 7 free and 'without any eUigaticn. 000 bond. Brainard Is chargsd with the night before. PLEASE READ YOUR AD ehurchaa, garage avallabla. MI Hutchlne. Xa9-01$3. n-L MAWCaUBOl’ER. Six room 831 OAKLAND ST., Maneliesfer- p.m. ' ' and paperhanglng. Wallpaper W esrinf Appurel— Purs 57 ties furnished. 108 Birch St. 4 room house, gee hot air hett, We also buy pfuperty .or cash. assault with a deadly weapon. When Brainard wgs triad ta hooka. Guaranteed workmanahip 8-4T83. Ranch, $ batba. Attoebad SOUTH WINDSOR. 7$ .aurel St. Wall to wall earpeting. cit., water and aewerage, small Member Multiple listing A plea of Innocent waa entered Town Court on a charge of os- B. ar “Want Ada” ara takaa aver the pkoaa aa a eon* Raaaonable ratea. Fully inaurad. WANTED 8 room ranch, extra larga Ititch- ITANLBY BRAY, RaaUor eautt with a dangeroua weapon, refingorator, atovs. workshop, lot 100x340. $10,900. l^bBrlMui for Mis 76 for Brainard by Atty. John J. wmmmM. tka advarttaer akeuld rand Hla ad the FOMT OAT IT Fail and courteous aervlca. Leo ROSE COLORED coat, sixe 14. ex BDC R(X)M duplex, central loca- an built-in oven, ecraanM porch, Phllbrick Agency. Ml 94484. BRAE-BURN REALTY O'Connor. Brainard appeared In the charge was noiled- Ho waa Af SEa WI and SEPOKT EEROBS la ttaaa for tha aatt taaar- J. Pelletiar..M] cellent condition, $38. MI 9-7148. Adult tenants for - attraoUve $H 819.00, R. r . Dimock Co.. m tiqn,' Adulta praferrad, SO 8-8486, half sera lot. Excellent (insnei- $-ssa. Ml $4378 Town Court Saturday, but a con found guilty of vIotaUon o f proba Tk* Harmld la reepenti^fer oaU O N E ^ rr^ m ^ tta d rooms, heated apartments 'n esl- eveileble. Marion E. Robertson, $14,900. THE OUTSIDE is Charm tion, howevar, and of breach of THOMAS >. Painting SOUTH WINDSOR BEAUTY ing ta took at—like 0 picture on tinuance was ordered to today. Tha iMattlaa (ar any adtrcnkMaaead and oiaa only la tta aataat a( a dentlal area of Rockville. Just 18 f o r RENT-—Heated 8 room ^>art Broker, Ml $-808$. in — BOLTON-^ew extra targe Well-built, goo'd-leokliig, grace SELUNG YOUR HOME? For accused wee held in Hartford peace and was given a snapsnd- ana decorating Equipped an^ FOR SALE1--Fur coat, muskrat, minutes from Hartford bridges. mint available. Nov 1st, 1989. Call N. 'E. calendar. Inside ft has atv- prampt, ettielant. courteous asrv- aaod* taaortlaa Brron arliMi do not leaaen tha value at fully C m 1 aora wooded tat. Very targe ful tines, petite, nice profile. All County Jail during the weekend. fd Jail term aifd was placed on ------will not ba earraetad by “ make goad" laaenlOB. inaured for large and small good condition. Call TR 5-1377. Near bua line and shopping area. MI 8-7663. INVESTMENT property—4 aparl- enU daUghtful turpriSM and acme Ict aad appraiaini without obUga- Jobs Workmapahlp guaranteed bedroome, (uH. basement, gart these adjectives deeeribe thla probation for two years. ments and raataurant with 8 year dit0|9otatmenta but It can be Uon, call 8. A. EMcblst, Raaitor The waiver of examination w m One year later Brainard waa asn- with reasonable prices. MI t-S40Tj tease. Excellent return, good lo builtta etovo at>d oven. 818.000. The Graham Road charmer. Lovely to net Initially expected by court of- MI 9-4824 TR 5-1166 In atovs and even. 818.000. The R. look et. delightful to own, end easy Itvad In comfortahly. At this price Ml lAiaa or Weslsy R 8mith, As tenced to on Indetermtaate term at LADY'S WINTER coat, . else, 14, Boalaass Locstions cation, low price. Act -oday. For dlsitaptantmenta Into features sodata MI 04$$3. Membsr Mum- fieleU who had prepared for a EXTERIOR and interior painting practically new. Call MI*'3-8883. F DImock Co. 0D 8-8348. to buy. Seriously, this 0t$ room co the state BMormata^ at CbosMte BK APPRECIATED Dial Ml 3-2711 ATTRACTIVE 6 room duplex, $ for Rent 64 further information cell Phllbrick you can afford to turn most of the pit Listing B e^ ca . hearing on probable cause. on charges of violation df nroba< Ceilings raflniah'ed. PapernaiqHng bedrooms, large cabinet kitchen, Agency. Ml 9-8464. lonial ranch with attached garage Mullsn, 30, of 4 Hudson St., still Wallpaper books. Esdmatas r*ven IV JMANOHESTER-Urgo 4 room Is e wonderful place to i^ se e that make this i$7$ house your tlon. tatoxleation, assault m.d stainless steel sink and tub, base /TR^ONDmONED t-rooai oMoo. home. Hot water heat. IH acres. SELUNG? Contact this office any wtaring bandagas on the left aide 8 BtuineM Sendees Offered IS Fully covered by Insurance. Call Wanted—To Buy 58 $8 LAKE STREET-? room Co ranch, built In 198’s. Expandable family. Small town charm within carnal knowladgs of a minor fe Annooncementa ------ment and attic 2 porc'hcs, oak 160% Mata Street location. P a tt ettlc. basement gSrege, plasferrf About 18 mUes from Meincheatcr time. Years et experisnes. Ahoe of hit (see, appeared in Court to male. He was ralsssad from Edward R. I^ ce. lid t-lQ wood flooring throughout, steam lonial, Vj% bathe, acreened porch< reach of metropolitan areaa In a Clampet, Realtor, Ml 8-4641. RADlO-TV REPAIRS, any m ak e- WE BUT and soli antique and used ing. Marlow’a 167 Mata St. Welle, forced hot water beat, mattfr of minutea. We will ba most near WUbur Croes. Walton V’. day. He ta home on extended leave CSieshlre less than two month# ago. 35c WASH!—lOc DRY—Do It yoM- PAINTINO AND paperhanalnr funuture, china, glass, silver, pic oil heat, copper window screens, attached garage, beautifully 'opd- Grant Agency, Realtor. MI 8.1163. from Camp Lejeune, N.C. cars. amplifiers, phobographa' nd acaped lot, lORicOU. Immediate amealte drive, conventenf to pleeacd to have you make an ap -. Brainard wlu ba held in Hartford eell. Open 8 a.m.-l3 midnight, Good clean worklnananlp at re *• ture frames, guns, attic contents, storm windows. Opposite Center l a r g e STORE—383 North Main schools, shopping and transporta BUYING OR SELLING— CaU Mullen was cut auperflelaUy In tueky-uady 8eU41ervlce Laundry, changera Over 47 years UAal ax- St. 18x76. New madam front, occupancy. Marion E. Robertaon, pointment to see this voung lady. JUST OVER the line In Vernon, County Jail pending Me appearanee sonabls rates 80 years tat Man- whole estates. Furniture nfln- Park, Available Nov. 1st, Write tion. Priced reasonably at $14,800. WARREN E. HOWLAND, tha fees and left hand about 10 in Superior Court, htolten Is eehml- 11 Maple St. ______paiience. M days guarantee on aU P.O. Box 3M, Mancheater. ^ood buainass canter. $90 month- Broker, MI $-8963. WESLEY VANCOUR, 1157 Ranch. 81x rooma, bay win work. Pbtterton's. MI S-4SST. cheater., Raymond Flake. MI isbOd and repaired. Furniture R6< Minimum (inenelng available. R. m. O ct IS as he was walking on uled to retium to Camp Lejeuna 8-W7. ____ Broker dow In living room, buUt-in range ' R ea ltor tOBT—Cigarette lighter, InlUsls pair Service end Salee, Taleott THREE ROOMS (umished, one MANCHEffrER-4 room cepe, 1% F. DImock Co.. MI 94348. or &llllard i t A ear pulled up to the Wednesday.' ELECTROLUX owners—Free pick vUle. Robert D. Murdock, Ml 3-8473. MI 3-4836 and oven, fult cellar, attached ga MI 3-1108 To. Learn ' A T 8 K found please can Ml INTERIOR painting and paper block from Main. All utilities, kn betba, 3 large cedar lined cloeeta, rage. Aluminum storma, ecreens. 8-8008 after ■« p.m. Reward. up and delivery. Prompt, friendly Help Wanted—Msle 8^ Articles Por Sale -45 Garden— Farm—‘Dairy full beaement, 8 years old. Well How The Heme Traders hanging. Clean'workmanship. No w a n t e d t o b u y —Used apart- 9-9428 between 6-9 p.m. Hob tor Rent 65 vVvBRNON -New 8 room ranch, Lot about 160x100, Owner trane- service on your Electrolux (R) Products 50 lendecaped comer lot. 818.500. Exchange, Inc., LOST—Blue and gray, ParakwL cleaner. Also featuring mg wash Job ton small. Free estimates. MAN MULL-TIME for detivaries HEAVY FERTILE loam for fall meht-Size electric stove, in good attached gangs, high weeded lot. MANCHESTER AND fcrrtd. 816,800. Walton W. Grant John Verfaille, Ml 3-3821. shape. MI 9-2736. FIVE ROOM flat, second' floor, MANCHESTER—6 room cape, IH Phllbrick Agency. Ml 9-8484.. ' Agency, Realtor. MI 8-1183. vicinity Wait XOddl* Tpke. MI er. floor scrubber and wrxer. and sales. Good salary. Steady. seeding. Also sand, atone, gravel SWEET CIDER, gourds, squash, automatic heat and hot water. hatha, fireplace, stove and refrig buUt-tn stove and oven. 3 Are- , VICINITY Can H d p Y ou 1 ^Nuisance Flooding’ M041. Call laectrolux authorised sales References required. Phone MI and fill. Walter P. Miller, MI pumpkins. Green Mountain pota Garage. Good location, - near bus erator,' garage. $130 monthly. ENJOY THE WfXIDS—In your pieces, toll basement. Fully land $ 3,8()0—Bolton— Small 3H rporp and service, MI t-0843, JA S-0108. 3-8813. 8-8808 after 8. lines. AduUi preferred. Call MI Warren“ E. Howllowland. ■ M — l 8-1108...... own back, yard with this 4 room scaped, amesite drive. Minimum ranch. Newly remodeled, toll Bonds—StociM Mortssiiss 81 toes, cider 'Vinegar. Gracia Farm, Rooms Without Board 59 Please ask (or Augustine Kamlen- 731 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury. 3-7518 after 5:30 p.m. cape, atoraga upstairs, oil heat, financing. $18,700 complete. R, F. ceramic bath, work ehep. Small R ockville’V ernon skl.______PART-TIME repair man to work HUMUS FOR ssJe, also fill, good ROOM FOR RENT—3 minute MANCHESTER—0 room ranch, at electric hot water, toll bas»ment, Dimock Co., Ml 94348. chicken coop, 300x800 let. 83,000 NEED SUNDS? It's easier to carry four houra mominga or after dean topsoil. Free delivery In YOU ARE first occupant (or nkw tractively furnished, basement laundry area. CcMivenlent loca- Caused by Storm one debt than many. Pay $33.38 walk from center of town, buses cash. Owner will carry mort BANQUET HAH,—For hire; Ca- CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut noons. Must be mechanically In Manchester. MI 8-6713. DELAWARE SALT HAY (at center) 4M room apartment,' garage.'Sorry, no children or p;ts. tinn. Ideal for couple. Ml 8-9316. VI—BOLTON—6 room oversised per month for each 81,000. Dial —■ ...... ■ ■ ...... t and restaurants. Ckill MI 9-4401. cape. % acre lot. F responsible for the Colts victory the ball from contacting the goiU The victory gave the Giants a downs in the thrilling first period coming back for the tie on EkI Rice, Strange. Albert, Wlocharciyk. same club that played door-mat In broke a lOl-all tie and was the Enda: Tadtord. Dotchin, Don B. Sul that turned the tide for the Giants. counts Ha wins over the likes of cents on each admission.’ The guy Among the juniors, more than 3^ Grady. Alemany. toe National Baaketball Assn, last winner. The Laken’ Bob Leonard livan 3 f o r EM l o w 0 9 over the Packers, who now have line. record of four wins and one loss. Shaw’s 34-yard field goal in the signed up for the program co Tacklea: Minor, Phalpa, McCoy, Mo- Q: Does s team have to kick off Quarterback Chuck Conerly hit Connecticut, Brown, Columbia and closing minutes. went away talking to himself,” BpriasfieM (C> seaspD. That the Royals now hap had two free throwa with two sec . lost two straght after winning The Steelers fell out of a four-way Cornell before Colgate. But it’s sponsored by the Rec Department Enda: Lablna, Otbaon. Comduelee, Cabo. Dan E. BuiUvan. from Ita 40-yard line to start the Gifford with 77 and 28 yard Ogden concluded.. . . Football fans Mee. pen to be leading the NBA’s West onds left. He esnk the first but Guarda; Cartier, Bauwatta. OalUfher. their first three games. Lineback deadlock for second place, now still a remarkable showing for a Sachs Ontnlng Around ..Night home, this being the in- Turner. J. Downham. game? having lost three and won two. touchdown tosses the first -two will be hearing a lot about Sluin' Tacklea; Valvateen, If a t h I a w , ern Division in toe early going is missed the one that would have er. Bill Pellington.'* 30-yard run Yale club essentially the aame .aa Princeton’s always tough when czyk In the years ahead. . . . Wat- between season, and a few etars Mitchell. Richards. Centera; Palmer, LaPolt. with an interception accounted for A : No. The hall can he placed Bruising Battle times the Giants'got the ball. The Guardc: Delaer, Eben. Burton, Baffin. probably due to the fact that Jack tied toe score. Backa; G. Sullivan. Sochon, Hardle. the one that wound up 2-7 last tailback Danny Sacha la able to kina volleyball team slated a prac are posted on the calendar signify Glrerd, D. Downham. Smith. < Duenas- one TD. Two others were set up by or dropkicked from any point be "It was a bruising battle,” said two scores took exactly 41 seconds. ing nighte I am around the home Centers; Beral. Loomer. . . . Twyman la a year older and a Twyman overshadowed the tween the Inbounds line and be year and lost seven atraight Ivy play. He’s coming around and tice ganiie. at night at the West e. Griffin. BiclUmo JO Nell, jrear clafsler. Lakers’ Elgin Bsylor. who added neau. a 25-yard punt return b.v Johnny Coach Jim Lee Howell of the "It was a crusher to lose," said games. could be ready to help Hugh stead. B^Ucontr*^ell^! "*Ll'bertiine. I>an{eli. Score by perloda: Sample and Ray Brown's 44-yard hind the 40-yard line. Giants. "Both teams played great Coach Buddy. Parker of the Steel Side Rec and I tried my best ^ore by periMs: The former University of Cin 30 points for a three-game total of 8. Eatara...... t 2 S 0 —20 Q: Who was the first president Tough Slate Ahead Scott, who scored twice in the against an outside team. Sponsor Caterers 0- 4 0 0 -4 105 and n S5-polnt average. Devil! ...... 0 0 0 S— • WJW scamper with another interception. on defense. Of course that fumble ers. "I thought we had It when . Friday cinnati ace. gradually developing TD. Smoke Eatara: Clark (8 yards). wnTTEir oujuMinB of the National Football X,eague? The next three weeks should in Tigers’ 20-0 victory over Cornell BrUce Watkins was in top form, Giants 0 V 4 (J-4 into one of the pro basketball Twyman's 39 came Saturday In by Larry Krutko helped.” Stautner recovered that' fumble dicate Just how good their oppor last Saturday, Regardless of the weather, this TD: GrlsweAd. Buonlconti. Parry (2 yarda). Gilbert (S yarda); aa.oric i o r d o tn ilB GIANTS 21, STEELERS 16— A: Jim Thorpe, the famous In Howell was referring to the on the 16.” along with Joe Sartor, Bob Kler- gnats, has sciond at a 38-point the Royals’ 108-103 victory over Blue Davila: O. Sullivan (1 yard). dian athlete, was elected president tunistic offense, lead by quarter . In other Saturday gamei, Holy nan and Red .Hadden, among the is always the beat day of the week, pact — and a steady one — while Detroit. The Saturday program PAT: Eaters: Gilbert (paaa from •Rif Giants scored on their first bobble by Krutko in the final How do you explain not being back Tom Singleton, and Bulldog Cross smashed Columbia to ita financially, it being payday . . Of Clark). two offensive plays, Charlie Con- of the American Professional quarter that set up what proved able to make a few inches in two veterans. League play will start leading the Royals to two victories also brought Chamberlain’s debut, Bapariar, Marsh Patter Football Association In 1920. ’The defense is, however. fourth straight loss 34-0, but fice visitor waa Don Cowlei, en Defense Helps BC and It was as expected—he scored erly pitching strikes of 77 and .28 to be the Giant’s winning touch'^trles? Those two quick touch next month. joying a postman’s holiday. Cowles in three games. name wss changed to National Saturday, Yale plays a home Brown finally won a game—6-0 43 points, grabbed 28 rebounds and yards to Frank Gifford on succes down. Krutko hobbled a pltchout downs by Conerly hurt, but they ie again program director at the Estimates that scoring champ DUARAimB) sive plays within 41 seconds. But Football League, June 24, 1922, game with an inm>'oving Dart over Rhode Island on Paul Cho- T u esday Wallop Marquette Bob Pettit of >St. Louis haa his blocked a half dozen shots az the Indians HimI Briftol by Bobby Layne and tackle Sam didn’t do anything after that. But mouth team — looking up with quette’e touchdown Just before the Community Y evenings for the fall Bam Huff’s five yard dash to pay with Joe , Carr, who succeeded Huff picked it up and huffed and we’re not out of it yet.” biggest worry from Philadelphia Warriors whipped New York, 118- Victory No. 1 and a ehoaoe to RnRiAPS Thorpe In 1921, as its head. ace backs Bill Gundy and Jake end of the first half. Paul Phlnney, assistant track and winter season and a letter car escape the COIL cellar was the dirt with a recovered fumble in the puffed five yards into the end zone. The Steelers jumped off to a rier by day . . Webb Little, aqxioua Newton, Maae., Oct. 36 (ffi)—Bos Warriors’ rookie Wilt (The Stilt) 108. Boston won Its second fourth quarter turned out to be Crouthamel back in good physical The Saturday slate left Yale coach at Manchester High, was in Chamberlain might prove to be a straight, coming off a 10-point goal of Moaclieator High School A tenancious defense again was 3-0 lead in the first period on a shape. After that It’s so far un the eifflee before breakfast, with to have hunting allowed within the ton (Jollsgc football teams e» »a«r*!l»a"**"** the clincher for New York, which the saver for the Giants. They and Penn each 3-0 In the confer little hasty. halftime deficit to down Syracuse (0-8-1) and Bristol Eastern (0-4), 37-yard field goal by Layne. He beaten I)enn at Philadelphia and ence standings, with Princeton 2-1 results of UConn meet, the locals town limits, viaited for several coached by Mike Holovak bear an staved off a Steeler last-minute halted a Steelers’ drive just Inches connected with Buddy Dial later unmistakable trademark ag In Cincinnati’s three games, 121-109 and Minneapolie, with toe two rivals to today's 8 o’etoek Coach Bob Ingalls Princeton at the Tigers' base be and Dartmouth next at 1-1-1. placing second. Paul, former minutes . . Jacke Hedlund, fine football game at Mens rial Field. threat on the six. PitUburgh now from a first down on the Giants’ in the period on a 37-yard touch lefthanded baaeball pitcher, re gressive defensive play which Twyman has scored successively Baylor scoring 23, beat St. Louie has a 2-3 record. six with the clock' running out. fore a return to the Bowl at New Besides Dartmouth at.Yale, next minoU track star who auffered 88, 39 and 37 points — nailing 37 94-87 /in other Saturday games. The ooatost vros postponad Sotor- T^bs Dave Bishop down pass and kicked two more Haven for a season-ender with Saturday's schedule sends Har rrippllng injuries In World War marked he was disappoint^ in forces opponents’s errors, and The Steelers made their last field goals. . ^ Sunday afternoon as the Royals Pettit scored 38. day boeoBee of rata: BROWNS S4, ’SKINS 7—Plum Harvard. vard to Penn, Brown to Princeton n . will again take part in the Five Whitey Ford in that he (Ford) now BiU Roblnaon adds his boom didn’t talk too much and took the IMFORTID U R HRiSI T O F s i u n r i eompleted 13 of 18 tosses for 253 No. 1 Linebacker Dartmouth had both Gundy and and Columbia to Cornell. Mile Road Race here Thanksgiv ing kicks to the Eagles arsenal. in g 'D a y .. ."W ho won the North easy way out by holding a question A smothering defense produced t y K a ly KaiYTMIC yards and equaled hia entire TD and answer period. Several others output for the Browns (3-2) first Storrs, O ct 26 (SV-The news Carolina State Wake Forest foot a 16-0 B e triumph over Marquette fRAC Oaflrary ball game last Saturday," a reader voiced the same opinion,' but all yesterday. four games. He passed 76 and 15 about the University of Connecti MOUTH OF GOAL— Pierre Pilote, nght, of the Black ...... College Roundup - ...... agreed little Jackie Farrell was yards to Bobby Mitchell for touch cut football team is good and bad asked via the phone. This waa one With the recent advent of more Three Nutmeg Elevens Hawks holds off^the Canadiens’ Tom Johnson, fore of the usual Monday cklls, especial great . . Most ball players that downs and hit Preston Carpenter today. make the ptomaine banquet cir talented passers like Don Allard, and Ed Modzqlewski with 12 and There’s this on the satisfying ground, in a scramble at the Chicago net in Montreal. The Meeting of LSU and Ole Miss ly for late Saturday night gam es.. Johnny Amablle and George Van- jr r r r COAST vsss-rrvsBA' Jeff Koelech, manager of the cuit are poor speakers. Exceptions, ianm 10-yarders for scores. Jimmy side: (Joach Boh Ingalls thinks Hawks’ Ron Murphy, right background, moves in to lend that I know, are Jimmy Piersall, cott, Holovak has departed more coanm or nnsi BrowTi chipped in with 122 yards sophonior4 'denter Dave Bishop has a hand as Bob Turner, left, of the home side closes in. Moriarty baseball team, phoned to from the old four-yard footbaU to developed in. quick time into the Have Winning Records give "hia side” of the mrotested Frank Gifford, Kyle Rot6, Yogi rushing and scored once against Goalie Glenn Hall is buried. May Decide National Honors Berra, Dick Donovan and Bob an open, overhead attack. But hia rOK W OM YjW DMvmo the Redskins (2-3), who played best linebacker in the East. game In New Britain last Sunday. Couay . . Pro Football Highlights thoughts on wrecking toe enemy look without regular quarterback Eddie And this bad news: Halfback Manchester used an Ineligible remain unchanged. pot THU MON OP QUAUTY Tom Kopp has torn ligaments in NeUr York, Oct. 26 (/P)—The^ln the Southern (Conference with a player and although they won, 5-2. on vi((fso, of the previous .week's LeBaron. ■With the Connecticut coIiege'i>came back with a 69-yard scoring action, proved worth viewing. This Punt a A l^ r Addlttoa • • • his left knee that are expected to football season just past the mid dash by Bob Johnson. Bill Polk national college football champion 3-0 mark after whipping Furman, will lose via a protest lodged by Robinson, a 195-pound junior keep him out of action for at least Lane Fights cw Welterweight^ ship could be settled Saturday is a weekly feature. UON8 17, RAMS 7—With their way mark, only three of the eight gave Trinity another touchdown 18-14. But the Bulldogs still have New Britain.. .Fellow wants to halfback from Stamford, Conn., 10 days. night In Baton Rouge, La., when STYLED TO MATCH YOUR HOUSE defense stopping the sensational Nutmeg teams have winning rec with a two-yard push, and Ed a long way to ;go. Their next three book’the Boston Celtics for an ap Saturday haa made the punt a major ad Los Angeles (2-3) running attack, Kopp, a' valuable workhorse in ords. Two of the three are un Louisiana State and Mississippi conference foes are William and pearance here and I informed him the Hukies’ backfleld, liurt the leg Speno closed out the scoring with Meets Ex-Chdmp Virgil Akins clash. Yale Bowl was the destination dition to the BC “ pursue and the Lions (1-4) turned two pass in beaten in five starts and one of a 21-yard gallop in the final pe Mary, VMI and West Virginia. the World Champa do not play- any pass” philosophy. Due mainly to and INSULATED FOR WINTER! in Friday night’* game with Bos To the victor probably will go In the Big Eight, the hopes of exhibitions after the NBA season this wet morning and, as college terceptions and a fumble Into the these, Yale, has yet to yield a riod. football games are rarely ever his efforts the Eagles arc averag ton University, won by BU 8-7. • * • not only the natonal title, but the the spear-carriers have Just about starts. However, he hopes to line points needed to win. Ken Webb Ingalls yesterday came out of point. N(ew York, Oct. 26 (d^)—Kenny^Garden Friday night with the postponed or canceled due to the ing almost 10 yarda more per customary network (NBC) radio Soulheastern Conference crown evaporated. They thought this up the pros.for a 1960 booking... and Dan Lewis scored the Detroit a film session-on .the Boston game Joining Yale with a, perfect rec AMHERST 6, WESLEYAN 0— Lane, the perennial . lightweight weather, Walt Snow and I were on punt—39.5 to 30. touchdowns on short - plunges as ord la Southern Connecticut State A 51-yard scoring pass play in the contender from Muskegon, Mich, and TV coverage. and the host spot in the Sugar might be the year Oklahoma fold Fran Mahoney called to eay noth raving about Bishop, a 21-year-old Bowl on New Year's Day. ed. But the Soonera show a 3-0 ing waa new on Irlsh-SporU Night the parkways at noon. Traffic Earl Morrall went all the way at former halfback from West Spring- with five victories in a row and final 10 seconds of the first half at moves up to the welterweight class slowed to a snall’a pace during in NO EXTRA COST! quarterback in place, of regular ly i LSU, the defending champion, record, having beaten Kansas, 7-6, plana at the Kacey Home. . . St. field, Mass. 13 in a row over a two-year peri Amherst gave the Lord Jeffs a 6-0 Wednesday at Washington to take tervale when the rain literally O M N O A M I FOR Of YEARS aignal-caller Tobin Rote. Ram Jon "It’s the first time I’ve ever gone od. Trinity now has three vic Little Three victory over Wesley on ex-champ 'VJrgil Akins. dleweight, subs for .the aiUng Tony ia nursing a 17-game winning last Saturday. This week they Lawrence Univerelty’e biggest Arnett had a 101-yard run nullified Dupas in New York’s newest club, streak. The Bengals from the meet Nebraska and figure to make booster, to my knowledge in these came down m buckets... Only a TOM DAWKINS overboard on a sophomore," he tories, - one defeat and a tie in an. Amherst threatened once more After losing a tight one to Joe few thousand die hards braved the AND by a tripping penalty. said. “ I think he's the finest line five games.' ' in the heavy rain, moving from its the Academy of Mus'le, Monday Bayou, have not permitted a it 44 league victories in a row. parts, Is Kit Bourn who reminded TAKE 5-YEARS TO PAY • • • « • • Brown in a lightweight title match elements and were in the Bowl backer in the East. He also showed . The university of Connecticut 32 to Wesleyan's nine only to be last year. Lane ventured Into the night. He boxes unbeaten Emile touchdown yet. The only scoring Can Wrap Up Title me the Saints were doing mil right STAN KELLEFLEUR EAGLES 38, CARDS 34—Trail Griffith who has won 18 straight against them has been two paltry North Texas .State, one of the this fall, winning four of five when we arrived, after hop-scotch tremendous blocking on offense -Huskies and Central Connecticut ^stopped at the four. newly re-established junior welter ing around small lakes en route ift PAYMENT Duo APR. 1960 ing 24-0, the Eagle.a (3-2) over Bishop, 6-1 and 193 pounds, State are walking along at even division. He., was'beaten on a cut since turning pro 10 months ago. field goals. nine renruilning major teams that starts.. :Masona Sports Night at Com plete TIRE from the parking area... Sur took the (SiVds (1-4) when quar started the season as a defensive keel. H ie Huskies have won half eye In the second round of a bout Ekldie Machen continues his cam Mississippi, No. 4 team in the. sport an undefeated-united record, the Maaonie Temple waa on the WPI 20. CXIAST GUARD 1 current Associated Press poll, has agenda at night and my aon Dean prisingly, it wasn’t a bad football terback Norm Van Brocklin began linebacker. He played halfback on of their six games while thf Blue Worcester Poly.came back from a with Carlos Ortiz, June 12. paign for another shot at Inge- can just about wrap up the Mis to find the range. He pitched 29 last year's freshman team. mar Johansson in a Tuesday been playing second fiddle to LSU souri Valley championship Satur accompanied me. Saw many ritme, Yale beating Colgate, 21-0 Rem odeling Devils have halved four. decisions. 13-0 firist half deficit at New Lon Lane took a four-month vaca .. . A t' times I was sure there and 22 yards to Tommy McDonald His first start at center was on Coast Guard, Wesleyan and match at Portland, Ore., with Pat for two 'years now. This Is Ole day against Wichita. The Eagles friends of long atan^llng present OP Service don to outgun the Coast Guard, 20- fob TDs, the last one with three Oct. 17, when Connecticut defeated tion to let the cuts heal and now Miss’ opportunity to become top nipped Houston, 7-6, for victory and speakers Jackie Farrell and were more people in the press box NO MONEY DOWN A & E Bridgeport, all beaten Saturday, 13. A Coast Guard fumble set up McMurtry. • KITCHENS minutes left putting Philadelphia js ready to make his move in the dog. I No. 6 Saturday. Whitey Ford delighted the big than in the etandi.. ,,,Beet outfit 1 CUSTOM RECAPPERS Main* 18-15. form the state's losing brigade. the first touchdown and an inter 14f-pound division. His career rec • In front. The Cards, now deep in Ingalls said the film of the Bos Mississippi’s defense is almost as Yale—The unbeaten-unlted>un- gathering. I was seated next to noticed at New Haven waa a akin • RATHROOMS Yale’s 21-0 conq(iest of Colgate cepted Coast Guard forward pass ord for 63 fights is 56-4-3. Two Mexican feathers, Kid -tile Eastern cellar, played without ton game showed Bishop made .13 rock-ribbed aa Louisiana State’s. scored on team >ln the country, home town prod, Moe MorKardt diver’s, worn by a Yale student. TBL. Ml t-9«6»—BU 9-85AS ROUTE 6. ROLTON, CONN. In the soggy New Haven Bowl and ,a 60-yard run accounted for The Michigan southpaw may get Anahvac of Mexico City,- and 600 Wood bridge St. either the injured King Hill or. M. tackles alone, helped in 20 others Pelon Cervantes of Mexicali, top Just seven points—one, touchdown atm has a tussle In Its efforts to INSUUTED GARAGE left young Blues, old Blues and the second and equalizer. The win a taste of his own medicine from and a converson by Tuiane—have 341 LydaU St. C. Reynolds, their first-line quSr- and intercepted one pass. He the football outlanders guping. It the Thursday card at Loa An capture the Ivy League title. The Trinity ...... ,,,',3 Va MILE FRO M lO L T O N N O TC H played 57 minutes. ning touchdown came with 2:10 to Akins, originally a lefthander who been scored against this club. College Grid Records . terbacks. was the fifth successive shutout go when Middletown’s Fred Duval occasionally shifts back to his old geles. .. It will be mlddlewflghU Bulldogs crushed Colgate, 21-0, In Conhectlcut *•••,,•,,,*,•3 Now PRICED FROM LSU warmed up to Ito task by a non-league game Saturday, but *349 i r r r r i for the Elis this season, leaving rolled out to pass for Worcester style. Akins at his peak was a Neal Rivers against Cal Brad in Central State ,••2 TEL Ml 9-2U3 blanking Florida, 9-0, last Satur meet defending Champion Dart W. L. T I r r r r i Yale the only major unbeaten, un but went 47 yards on a keeper, in savage puncher. He knocked qut the Saturday Miow at Los An day while Mississippi was white Coast Guard ...... 2 tied and unscored on team in the stead. He shook off half a dozen ■yince Martinez last year to win geles. .. Hurricane Jackson goes mouth this week and. tough Penn Yale ...... 5 0 0 IVesleyan ••■•I washing Arkansas, 28-0. next Saturday. Two Surprising Streaks End^ nation. Cadet tacklers in the touchdown the title and then lost it in an un against Howard King at Boise, (%uld Move Step Closer Southern State ...... 5 0 0 Briftgeport ,1 30-MINUTE FREE There are ominous clouds on the romp. Coast Guard’s two touch inspired effort against Don Nov. 5,.. The Hollywood Legrlon In Dallas, Texas, the surprise Wyoming practically clinched the ilkyline Conference crown hy BUY FACTORY-DIRECT Yale football horizon, however. downs came on a 17-yatd Jordan. He failed to recapture the Stadium, a hardy Saturday night power of the ilouthwest Confer Canadiend Threaten Runaway Saturday the Elis tangle with fullback John Hay and a five-yard crown from Jordan in an April 24 club for years, bows out with. a ence, could move a step closer to defeating Utah, 21-7, while Adams INSTALUTION Dartmouth in the Bowl and they’ll buck by Larry Dallalre. Deapite rematch at St. Loula. Nov. 9 show. It will be turned into the title by beating Southern State looks to be the best in ths Rocky Mountain Conference. The no longer be playing with the the sloppy going, both team^ pass Since the series with Jordan, a bowling alley after that match. Methodist, the team that was sup .Hmillllllllllllllii. FROM NiW ENGUND’S LARGEST New York, Oct. 26 (j>)—^Two'i’cago Black Hawks in Sunday "boys" instead of the “men." After ed frequently but not too'effective- Akins has lost s decision to Luis posed to be.the league bigwig be Indians beat New Mexico, 30-6, FLETOHER 8LASS 00. BUteheO surprising streaks are over and night’s other game. The Hawks, that come Pennsylvania, Prince ly- ' ■ Rodriguez and^ whipped Stan Har fore the start of the season. for their sixth atraight without de- . 0-1870 i IM fBUILDER OF PRE-BUILT GARAGES I the National Hockey League now solely In the hssement, still ton and Harvard and all four are rington. His record stands at 50- NBA Basketball Texaa, 2-0 in league competition, feat, in a non-league encounter 180 W E«r MIDOLB TURNPraS u m seenu to have a more normal look have a streak gong—seven winless hardMielled and blunt-nosed. UPSALA 20, BRIDGEPORT 14 23-1 for. 74 starts. Eastern Division has won six games without defeat Saturday. OORKBR oditANt «I. today with the big, bad Montreal games since they won their • * • —Rival fullbacks provided the am The 10-round match at the New W. L. Pet. G.B overall, and ranks No. 3 In the AP Except for Arkansas, No. 10, C an^ens leading the pack and opener from New York three SOUTHERN 46, CENTRAL 8— munition at Bridgeport as Upsala Capitol .^rena will be seen on Net Boston ...... 0 1.000 poH behind LSU and North which ran into the Missiiaippi Free Installation weeks ago. steamroller, all the teams in the NBW LARGER QUARTERS threatening to pull away. For the third time this season defeated the University of Bridge work (ABC) television. PMIadelphIa .0 1.000 western. The Longhorns turned call DWBNDABU FOR o s YEARS Ths Canadiens put t(>gether a Boom Boom Geuffrion was the Southern Connecticut State car Syrause .... 1 .000 back Rice, 28-6, Saturday. This is AP top iO came through in a COLLECT! UN 5-1181 big man for the Canadiens, rifling port In a night game. Stove Fried PLENTY UF FRONT AND REAR PARKING big parlay over the weekend, pull ried the opening kickoff for a man scored all three of Upsala’s Florentino Fernandez, winner of New York 1 .000 strictly a put-up-or-shut-up task formful weekend. ing into a first-place tie with De home a 60-foot' screen shot with touchdown and that set the pat 21 atraight, had been knocking out Western Division for SMU. A. defeat and the Mus Southern California, ■ No. 5 and SEHT C0UER5 78 seconds left to break a 1-1 tie touchdowns while Tom Shea scor ALSO AVAILABLE AT troit Saturday by crushing Boston tern for the Owls’ 46-8 thumping ed Bridgeport's two. Shea's second almost every opponent (15 W. L. Pet. G.B. tangs are just shout o u t' of the the class of the West Coast, AUTO OLASSINSTAUED 5-1. T hey’then shoved the Red against Detroit. Don Marshall of straight) until he met Mexico’s 1 ,687 race. turned back Stanford. 10-28; East PJLINE’S GULF SERVICE Montreal and Jim Morrison of De o f Central Connecticut State at tally came on a 45-yard run, the Cincinnati ...... 2 FkEB-FACTS Booklot Wings back to second last night New Haven. Seven different play longest for eitljer team. Gaspar Ortega, Sept. 11 at Miami Detroit ...... 1 1 ..VX) Northwestern, *«■ 30-24 winner ern titan Syracuse, No'. 6, crushed GLASS FURNITURE TOPS NEW BIKE DEFT. Genfismem Fleoie Mnd my voluoMe FREE book 470 Hartford Rd.— Idl 9-8S8B with a 2-1 decsion. snapping De troit had scored the ea,flier goals Beach. The (Juban .beat Ortega, 2 .333 1 over Notre Dame, gets back into West Vir^nls, 44-0: Auburn W The Rangers, who lost their last ers scored the Southern Connecti Minneapolis . . . .1 let that conieini o complete letecHeii of Ceott OAKLAND SERVICE CENTER troit’s unbeaten string at six. cut touchdowns. The high-scoring too, but he didn’t knock him out. St. Louia ,...... 0 1 .000 1 Big Ten.action against Indiana stopped Miami. 21-6; Penn State Factory-Bulk Gorogea. four home games last season and The Wildcats seem to be gfettlng vanquished Illinola, - 20-9, and MIRRORS (Hroplaeo and Door) W E REPAIR Ooklaiid Ste—Ml 9-8SI8 While the perennial (Champion their first three this. year,' never Owls now have scored 186 points BA DART LEAGUE In fact. It was an interesting scrap COAIT OMtAOU 0 4 5 0 ‘ Canadiens were up to their old in five games and have yielded 60. with the crow(l ..standing up to No Games .Scheduled. strimger as the season progresses, Georgia Tech, No. 9, trounced ALL M AKES PARKWAV SERVICE CENTER were pressed by the Hawks. They and now rate heavy favoritea to Tuiane, 21-13. . ' PICTURE FRAMING (on typM) 1041 OixwaS Ave., Homdee, Ceea. trlclu and putting the stopper on were sitting on a 3-0 lead whei> Halfback Bill McAllister took the Standings cheer through the final ' 30 sec Sunday’s Result Toliaad Tpke.r>Ml 9-8098 Detroit, the New York Rangers opening kickoff 78 yards fo'r a W. L. onds. ' Cincinnati 103, Minneapolis 102 win the title and make the trip Bobby Hull netted Chicago’s, goal to the Rose .Bowl. WINDOW oiid PLATE GLASS PAUL DODOS PONTIAO broke a atring of seven straight midway of the third period. quick tally,' While Sox 2q, 16 Fernandep, 23, has the ehouldere Saturdaj^ Results New Haven, Oct. 36 (A=)—The homo loteee and finally got out of Worsley p r o b #b I y saved hia , * • * of a heavyweight. He dropped Or Philadelphia 118, New York Some of the other conferences defendlffg Champion Clinton Coirn- CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN nO O H 878 Main SL-4E1 t-45tt Yankees ...... 20 15 also have begun to take ihape. aaaaaaaaaeaaaaaa—' lest pleoc. goalie job with the Rangers (with TRINl’TV 20, ALFRED 6—Long Giants tega twice but .couldn’t put him 109. eta defeated the New Haven TR/PLCU away. It waa the Cuban’s second Boston 121, Syracuse 109. In the Atlantic Coast (Confer Blades 5r4 in an overtime Eeilerni ShO AinCO MJLVICB Gosls by Dean Prentice, Red his weekend play. TTireatened with runs featured Trinity’s 20-6 vic Tigers . MEDICINE CAMNHS and SHOWER DOORS 104 Middle Tidie. i v , - ^ 8-8510 •uUlven and 'Eddie Shack, com- demotion to* the minors, he was tory over Alfred at Alfred. Afte'r Pirates . U.8. victory. He had etopped Ste hlinneapolls 94, St. Louts 87. ence, Clemson heads the Uit with Hockey League game last night. a spotlesa 4-0 recqrd, and appears S T O R E S ^ Ktoed srlth Dump Woreley'e alert outstanding in both games—start Stove Crossman had sent Alfred Dodgers fan Redl Ilf hie Garden debut, June .(Cincinnati 108, Detrolt-103. Angie DeFellce gcored the winning OPBN'BATUROATO-O^BM IHUBSnaT BVENDIOn TOOmARBVR Band Ae r v i o b cibwt r r f Sil t u filnff, gave the Rangers a ing with l-I tit at Torohto into the lead with an 87-yard run Braves 19. " '"'i' Tueeday'e Schedule to be the class of the league. goal at 5»02 01 of the sudden-death n arnu T n i OLdDLTHinrBM Rooto 44A, North Ceveetry—PI S-75M M Metoty over the hapleu Chl- Saturday n l j ^ l in, ths first period, the Bantams Red Sox Will be held at Madlaon . Square jifo Games Scheduled. The Citadel took over first place overtime period. o n MAIN 8T.—50 8-4771 Factory & Display OPEN SUNDAYS '1 2. i