Was $600,000 Styles, Hats and Furs Fo R the Bene Revival Services Team Will Ba Directed by the Rmiymlf Rvvflfmiuiuil the U

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fW SD AT, OCrrOBW «. U .| , ' • -- îrji ., .. '. .. . ->-»^~i*,r..,-i.. | i mm Hlatul|(atnr & (ttlu 9 If^raUt J M n m thrfly K>t I ______.,Fer tfea Woei '.'tTV;' V. ^ ■ ■ ■V- ....., I t -NV Orford Parish Chapter, D.A.R., The monhly meeting of the Brl- Barkhanuted fo r ,8188,000, a drainage, storm eewar and read tlah American .Club w ill be held at W snts - O eartaf, About Town A o’clock tonight in the clubrooma I Jarvis Submits aving job through the. center of 11,1 ^Yreeetag tsi „ on Maple Street. Prealdent David gImabuiV for 880,000 and a drain Aam CSunpiMtt. OouncQ X o . 87). te r Congregational Church. Gen M a x e ll Bid on Bridge age system in. Windsor for 811,* .¥ \ and eeatleaM'Miit i m nii iiy; KaigbU of Oolumlwa. will hold « eral chairman of the affair is Mrs. 000. W h o ' ? I M anchtM ^fÂ City of Village Charm ■pod*) mMtlnc tomorrow orenlnK Harold TUfahy, with Mrs. Herbert Intermediate Girl Scout Troop Jarvis thif 'morning aigaed a ■I S o’clock at the K. of C Home Robb of Center St. in charge „of 54 will hold ita first meeting of the contract fon a drainage and sewer s r tickets. Tickets may be obtained Local Builder" Appimnt system through the heart of to take action on the death of season at 3 o'clock Thursday after I J O R iL N O . (CNraalllrf ANvarNMaf e« ft fa D8) MfANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1958 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS) Tlmothr Doyle, a charter member by contacting her or the regent, noon at the Lincoln School. Low Price on Farm- P la ln v lI^ H is bid o f 887,000'was yoL. PRICK PimCCNtW of the council, and to proceed Mrs. P , Howard Eddison, Porter low ahiong eeveral bids opened happen' ^ fn M there to hie late home. 334 8 t The Willing Workers 'of the jkigton River* Project lka ago. Tolland Tpke. for the recitation of South Methodist WSCS wUl meet L. Halo Coaatruetton Co., theRcaary. St. Iâiicls. Xavler’ivMbthers’ tomorrow at 2 p. m. at the church. Jarvla Oonatructiop Oo., sub mltted the low bid of 8186,000 Circle will meet at the nome of Mrs. Florence Moore and Mrs. An mitted an apparent low bid of tr drainage on Silver Lane In to LAPPENT nie Tedford w ill be hostesses. Orfanlat Barcley F. Wood je Mrs. Winston Chevalier, SS^^lver 8433,620 for construction of a nety' Eaat Hartf<^ yesterday. very anxloua that there be a full Rd., tomorrow night at 8 o’eropk. Co-hostess w ill be Mrs. John The Wesiey Group .of the South Farmington River bridge and n^ tum-out for'toniflit’a rehearul of proach. Bight bids for the }ob ylere the Second Coasregatloha! Church Friedmanni Methodist WSCS wlU meet tomor- opened by the State Highway De F o u n d Slain; chancel choir, which will be held )w at 7:4^ in the ladles parlor. a t 7:30 In the church. Regular Tickets for the fashion show nWesses' will be Mrs. Dorothy partment yesterday and Jarvis’ membera are urged to attend, and being sponsored by the Hartford Milrtv Mrs. Dorothy Hubbard, Mrs. bid was low with ' the high at HALE'S other membera o f the church in- County Federation of Democratic Bernicb. Hilliard and Mrs. Edith 1579.999. ' - . tereated in ainging will also be Women's Clubs on Nov. H in the MacCluggsge. In addition to a new 400-foot Headquarters Moved to Now Quortert wticomed at the rehearsal. Colonial Room at Bushnell Me- span over the river Just west of moi*ial in Hartford at 2 p'. m., may ManchesteKcrange will exem Farmington Center," the project FOR be c^tained locally from Mrs. Mae plify the thirdNand fourth degree calls for more than half a mile S t Jude Thaddeua Mothers Cir> at Its meeting tbtnorrow evening ^ will aacet tomorrow night at 8 Vennard. MISs Wanda" Paganl or of approaches. 164 E. CENTER ST. Mrs. Helen Fitspatrick. The show in Orange hail. A ^ r v e s t supper The localvcompany went back in o’dock at the home of Mrs. Her^ at 6:3Q p: m., in charge of the beet C arru f, 85 Scarborotigh Rd. will be put on by Wise Smith and to the highway construction busi MODERN AUt-CONDinONED OFFIOmi Co. and refreshments w ill be Home iEk;onomics co n ^ lttee w ill Jeha F. Benvey ness this summer and was low served. Recede the meeting. n a I III '■ I II ■■ bidder on three jobs already com OFF STREET PARKINO e CENTRAL High Priest John F. Seavey pleted. They included a bridge in Mr. and Mrs. John. H- Durgin, Sgt. Walter, HaiherstroiiK Is hopes to'*have a very good attend Wtteon Says RnseiBns Unready. Jr., and infant daughter, Jennifer spending a 30 day furlough wHh ance o f memhen when Delta Reds Accuse 'Iw n iiE R Y Ann, have returned to their home his mother,!. Mrs. Dorothea Hamer Chapter Na 81, Royal Arch AnUiAlI. . NOTES in Kingston, Mass., after spending Strom, 29 Whitney Rd. He has ~~ae5ns, U host to the York Rite been stationed in Japan for the IJRAmVO BRANDS a few days with Mrs. Durgin’s par tomorrow (Wedneeday) • D O N T / M n H . Is Pursued ents, Hr. and Mrs. Joseph W allett past 38 months. at 7:30 In the Mamonic Of Interview Stall of 147 Waranoke Rd. Temple. A composite team of offi Throw Thom AWov ’M h ir Drat Stans j cers'of Neighboring chaptera will still P lM ty O f Weeilr L e ft la iaPViCll/fc«.»pweNrf Local' women Interested in the Nazareiies Begin confer theârk Master Mason de Shoes B e|w ^ Here By French fashion show of the newest, in hair gree on a cu n of candidates. This iptSUMAMCK Psnmunjom, Oct. 7 (4P)— The Oommupistg todny accused Was $600,000 styles, hats and furs fo r the bene Revival Services team will ba directed by the RMiyMlf RVVflfMIUIUIl the U. N . Command e f ataUiog the start of explanations to SAM yULYES United Nmtild Joseph'a College, West Hartford. Wayne. Ind., 'will begin a series of menta and a eoclal hmr. Walt. 164 E. CENTER S y ' TEL. MI-9-5261 damand fo r more time and dentod? - ' ■ Bobby Greenleam waa found today in a shallow grave st St. evangelistic services tonight at . the 15 M APLE reaponalbUlty fo r the delay. mittee today to dramatize AUtod and Coaununlat toaPM their contention that the JoMph Mo., in the backyard o f a woman, who with ia man is Church o f the Nazarene. Mr. Oct. 18. Thera w ill be no Dpp- Fleet National iiu CO M Brand is not only a forceful ^ Parking Lot, Before ttquem Happen* Ineure vAth happen wore to begin moating Sept. 98 held by the FBI as two of hia abductors.. service and the Sunday Ports Hum, world ■: organization has no The F B I said a $600,000 ranaomt^ preacher but also an outstanding w ill begin at 7:00 p. m. with the prliwaeri la an nttompt business debating the troubled baritone soloist. He will be as to penuade them to return home. > had been turned ever to the kid' sisted by his wife who is a musical afflcers have aao POWs — i situation in Morocco, napers loot Sunday by Bobby's 71-1 z Including 88 Amartoana -t- to fai- A apokaaman. said France would roar old multt-mUlionalrs father.; 'âan artist. “The Singing Brands" have Ships Move not even issue a statement bleat The greater portion of this money traveled extensively in evangelis torvtow wbito the Red agenta will Five Others toUc to soma 83JW0 M ortt Kareaaa ing the opening of debete on the was recovered, FBI Director J. Ed* PINEHORST tic work for 23 years in 44 States question in tha 60-nation commit ga r Hoover said in Washington. ijipUci ' and Canada. ■■a Chinese. K. A dlapute aver faelUttoa baS' Along Coast tee, but would let her empty seat Cangbt to SI. Laata OPEN U1 DAY Services w ill be conducted at at the table supply tha Fran<^ pro Tha couple waa arrested by. pb- Lo^t Lives the Church o f the Nazarene, 468 •tailed the atart of the interviews. home comfort Tba AUtos laalat the armlsttea test. Uca at fit. Louis. They are Mrs. Main St., each week-day evening Franca continued, however, to C. Oroaxtoasa BCnnie Browii Heady, 41, and Carl WEDNESDAY at 7:30 o’clock, through Sunday, agraement dearly apdto out that Naw York, Oct. 7 (4*)— A the axplanatlon pariad and Dae. pile-up of tons of cargo melt take part in other V J i. acUvitlas -----L AusUn Hall, 37. ; despUa ita absenea frdm tba In Waahington, FBI Director 'J. Since 1900 MORIARTY Bros. 94, NganUam cf daUys. ‘Ibe In ed today aa longshoremen set VELVEETA dian chairman « f tba Neutral Na Moroccan debate. Edgar Hoover said Hail had admit 1 3 15 C i N T E R ST C A LL , ‘North Atlantic ports hum PVance won a fight In August ted shooting the boy. He added that KanNu City, Oct, 7 (4>)— tions Repatriation Oommtoaion said Hall, on exH:oavtct, and the woman CHEESE Tuaaday ha agr aad with the U. N. ming once again after a 5- to keep the Security (Council from A hductors The slaying of 6-Wtor-oId Bob Okarles W. Laihiip stand. ' day strike. Work resump'tion intervening in troubled Morocco, had implicated . Thomas John SlUNT GLOW FOR but wax unable to keep the ques Marsh, 37.' Both HoU and Marsh by Greenleaae la tha sixth BURGLARY INSURANCE Thera ware IwScatlona that the started yesterday after the tion off tha Aaoembly agenda. have served terms in tha Missouri n ^ o r kidnaping since 1900 in OIL BURNIRS Interviews woiUd gat under wdy 2 u». 89c and B E AL ESTATE government obtained a 10-day A year ago tha Assembly called Have Long State PenitenUary. which the victim was killed. next weak, provided the Alltos HaU was reported to have had T«L Mltehdl 3-SI 35 100 Eaat Center S t. MI-»-0S8i finish temporary expUnation faeU- Taft-Hartley Labor Law in on France to negotiate with Moroc The moat famous case in recent WEDNESDAY ONLY can authoritlea “ on an urgent ba $900,000 ransom mopey in hia poo- years wax the kidnaping of lUm. junction in the wage dispute. aaaaioo whan arrested. PINEHVR8T READ USAN Protaot “ PUbSa Olanmr" Many of the oattmated 60,000 to sis’’ toward developing free polit Cbartoa A. Lindbergh, Jr., 18- . WUaM SeOa • aowi ical institutions. Franca refused Crime List Bobby's badly decompoaad body month-old son of .the noted flier.' The Rada made tha demand at a 60,000' striking rosmbara of wax found, the F B I said, foUowing HAHBURO LaSSe tm Bwaalaaa alfondr hi a hydrogen the International Ixmgahoremen’a to heed the resolution, contonding The baby Waa sailed March 1.1933, aw ar wW hn to kk WGfG Sk meeting of tha Koraan Andatica. that the affairs of her North Afri Washington, Oct. 7 (JP)— the arrest of the pair Ri St. Louis. and the body rtcovered May 13 S Lbs. 81.05 Oommiaalon and also: Asan. (ILA> answered work calls But police wero not able- to aay Muoopaan. on piars from Portland, Maint, to can profsetoratea ara domestic The FBI t ^ a y supplied these after n ransom o f $80,000 bad been L Protoatad tha “ pubUc clamor’’ French problama. hnmadlately jukt when tha child Pitlda In South Korea for IÔK troops to Hampton Roads, Va. details on the arrest records Asian and Arab delegates—highly had been olain. M ajor KfabMptoga wabMlIw u . drive Into tha neutral zona and The ILA pravlouBly had said It of the three persons alleged Murder and kidnaping (too free tha antl-Coaununiot POWa. would taka at toast until thU conscious of eolonlallam —contend (Mhar m ajor kldnapinga ainca that developmenU In disturbed to have been involved in the both puniahable under M iaouct 1800 inclu«tod: CABMETS 3. Charged tha UNC to aandlng morning to gat aU its men back on law by a numlmum penalty o f Ike Men Disagree the job. Metf>cco maka another U.N. try kidnap-slaying of 6-year-old Edwand A . Chidahy, Jr., 18, Riot moVe (he "apadal •ganta’' Into i the damili- necessary. death in tbe gaa riiamber. lit the tariaod atoto to contact tha prlo- Bearn la (pdet Robert Grsenlease. Onmha, aeixed Dee. IS , 1900: ra- Beproaston Policy Cfadnaed Beanie Brown Bendy, 41: case of kidnaping, tha death tunwd Dec. 90, ransom o f $Bi,000 Onara and “ undemfaw’’ tha Neutral In Naw York, tbe work return penalty may be imposed by a jury MODERN Nations Rapatriatioar Ooounlaaioa, They claimed that French re Arrested by Dan'vUlc, u l., police in gold paid. Early was quiet and 'generally without placement of Sultan Sidi Moham Aug. 14. i|U an a prorttoitlan I regardtoas whether the victim waa Marian Parker, 13, tA s Angalaa, which has euatody of Uw POWx MOOR '(-Threat aarlaus Incident although a .new mad Baa Touaaaf by hla pro- (diarga and talMaad. I lialn or releaaed unharmed. acixad Dec. IS, 1927, returned dead Tha UNC daalad'tba aectiaatlon. AFL u n 1 o n—tba International . Arraatad by Kaaaaa City police The family wax notlOad of the / 'Tha aaptor Rad dotognU to the maxail a policy of Dae. 17: Ransom o f 81A00 pahL KITCHENS Ixmgshoremen's Aaen., AFL (ILA- _ for U.N. In- July 13, 1035 for invasUgatim on boy’a death by tbe FBI at 10 a. na. Michael Katx. Kanaas City, WMhington. Oct. 7.(4*)— Shydniân-'tomib waa eaittod out armiatiea eommlaalan. North K o A F L )—pushed its battle to wla tervantton. W to 4gab stataa want au^cion of holdup and A family physician .who callod at W eek wKb every Time- raan MaJ. Gas. Las t m t Cbo, aoid seized March 19. 1930; ratumed PieetM Eisenhower control of watarfront labor from Morocao to ba Oampletely inda- two days latar. tha home a abort time later said March 19: Ransom af 8900.000 Se^4s5 Ceaveeleace any attack fay Util s B 8 i Xanana tba naw Independent UUA. Arrested Dec. 8, 193S by Muako- . SwHtla pendant and nay that la tha in tha father, Robert C. Greenleoae, Pftide V* *F î^^y4ai.n h ow .r and tha iwauld *1ttva aartaui ewaa* Longaboremen in Baltimore, habitants’ daairo. ,, gaa, Okie., poUca for a id i^ U. 8. took tba aetos hard but than ap to tet hie otficUl femily to | country had, in addmoa to wu- quancM.” Mra. Ken Donnaly, Xanaaa Oty, fee ear leapW e Mienlaa el aisM aad deetga* le M ear abepe toyi Phtladelphla and other Ug East Thaaa dalegatas said French ac priaoner to ascuta and murder. peared to baemua reconcilad to it. seizad Dae. 17, 1831, returned DaC. Buys agrM on whether them is im- Bon’B optaionai the pubUeiy ax- Ua aaitad MaJ. Oan. Blartrihaar Ooaat ports also wero reported Tha charga was dUmlaaed June 39, Mra. G roêaaa, in her inid-40s, haa tions mada it nacaaaary for tha 18; ransom' demand o f $75,000 not "YOUR STORf OF FRIINDLY SIRVtCE" minent danger of Rumian j of aevarai othar M. Bryan, hto oommiaalon aoontar- etreaming back to their jobs. U.N. to taka atrangar action than 1937. been under tha doctor’s care oinca paid. hydrogen* bomb attack. |U. a. ofliteia^ including: part, what the AlUad command 8om» plera romatned idle yee- maraly to urge new nagotlatlons. Airasted at Springftald,Ipringftali Mo., Jan. the kidnaping. enuu-tos Boettcher n, Denver, ■/ A AMP oktetOB IkGd b#Mi toMkd ' *4 writt#n KtktGin#Bt iM t was doing to pravant a South Ko terday, apparenUy due to teehnicel During Ike dabata over putting 8, 1937, on a chargeharga of lewd con- seizad Fab. 13, 1933; returned m V E R BEeV PHONE MI-9-52S3 duct; Fined $35 and costa. TTm boy waa kidnaped by a wom ' t o tK c r rtjm r rf DGfGBM WUkoa I WMlcmd by MobillMUon DlrGctGr raan show o f Teroa. dimeulUee In getting work started Um ebargrt qnvtha Sacurity CpuncU an from an exciuaive privata Cath March 1. ranoom of $60,000 paid. toto tha i^tar of offMal atato-I Arthur 8. Flamming that Ruaaia "Our dde.’’ Bryan repUed coldly, agalm Tkey were In Brooklyn aganda, tba United SUtas ’’ aldad Arraated Iw Danville, Bl.. poUca Miss Mary McElroy, Kansas CHUCK for prostitution on May 30,1938 and olic School hara Sapt. 36— to tha Unltod Stataa.’* Flamming to urge moderation on both par Tha family rocaivad a tottor seiaad June 15, 1933; roturnod waga auatainad nuclaar waapoia told nawmm ha meant Um hydro- tion Commlarion, Indian L A Oap. effort to clOan up the backlog of charges of harboring a federal tugl. BUILDING MATERIALS 1 cargo. MeanwhUe, a railroad am- ties and coll for a negotiation solu from tha kldnapars that night, it June 19; ransom o f 8100,000 paid. war within Uiraa yaan. gen bomb, but later said be had K. S. Thfanayya. seat a noto to u s tion acoaptanca both to Franca and Uva. Acquitted of these chXfgaa JtdrgD on fkUgbt ritlpmento into Nov. 3 ,19W. was diaeiooad tcKtoy. Tba addraro AugusC Luer,\AIton, U ., oelxad LUMBER FUEL W aiy On Actual B an * not intended to go beyond what UNC proteatlng ths South Xaciw tba Moroeoan NatkmaUata. on tha totter- praaumably was in is proud to present the first major lii^tove] bad been said by the Atonie Bat throats. Now York fend Nawark, N. J.. was Cari Arotla HalL 87: Jqiy 10, 1933; returned July IS; Tha Dafanaa Dapartmant haad Bftod. The Unltod tatas has vital air a child’s handwriting. The note no ransom paid. 336 N. M AIN STm MANCHESTER TEL. MI-9-5253 •van waa w aly about whathar Rua- ergy Commlaslon' (#BC). Tbe 'haacq ln Meonceo and wants calm Arraated June 19, 1943,. by the Tba aUrika, which tiad up more Charles F< Urscliel, Oklahoma, Open Dnfly 1 A . M. to 5 P. M. Inrlnding Wedneeday •ta haa vraduroi an actual raady- atiMgest •tatenient from na ABC (OauMaaed aa Paga Tara) in Ui* area. sheriff’s office at Kansas City, Ma, (OiaWnnii on Pngo Ten) •puree h«a Iwan that Rnaala taatod than 100 veaaila at tto height, waa on a charga of being absent with a ty, seized July 23,1933; returned Aftomoone and Sntnrdaya Until Noon to-uaa hydrogen bomb, cautioning ended under a court older oStolned A British apokaaman said Brit- in Ven’etian Blinds in yearre*the new that *no aay they have a b ^ h hydrogen “darica." out leave from the armed aarvlcra Auff. 1; RaiMom of 8300,0(X> paid. Monday night. The Eisenhower ad Picked up In Milwaukaa, W Ii., Brooke Hart. San Jooe, Calif., FRF.8HLY toady to d m and planea to drop, g. Anotbar weekend atatamant ministration sought the injunction (ftonWanag an Page Two) tham is penaM atretchlag It a ' Rap. Oola (R-N T), chairman of National Debt May 14. 1951 on a vagrancy seised Nov. 10, 1933; ..Body ra- 8UCED in its, first UM of the nationat Dewey Pledges coverad Nov.' 38; ransom damand W t’’ Ha aaldlM thtoka the Rna- a Sanato-Kouaa Atom ic Cbrnmlt- omargency ptmriaiaas of the Taft- charge, which w as dlamlaacd. •Ians a n “throa or four yaara back Sto«, that Rumin haa enough IgeUv- Arraated Iiy Kanaaa City PoUca o f 840,000 not paid. LOAF araMa” hydrogen bomb* to create Harttoy Law. Atrocities PTobe o f US’’ in.JUomie waapona dayalop- Rise Expected Fsdara) judgs Edward Weinfald Sapt 18,1861, on a robbery charga. Track Cleanup Edward G. Bremer, St. Paul, / mant. real and Imminent dangar for the Santancad to a 8-year-tarm en Dae. seised Jan. 17, 1934; ratumed Unltod SUtaai far.aitosctad'tw extend the Injunc- CHEESE KIRCH SUNAIRE BLiraS WUaon ^ o k a only a faw houra gmi (ogChtlatinaa Eve, allowing it Given Army Aid 30, 1861. Parrted from tba Mls- Feb. 8; ransom o f $300,000 'paid.- m after taAdant Etaanhowar. in a 8. A comment Monday by Civil To Near liaiit aourt State Paniteatiary A p ril 34, William F. Gettle, L m Angelas, Look What O Dollar Biys Dafsaaa admin letrator Val retor- to run tha full SO days parmittad In Fay Probe .A T THE"' talk AUantle m y, N/ J.. had by the law. Aa agraement by tha 1888. seized May 10,1934, raturnad May groy rodtod tha dangar of aon that ha was “ aasuming*’ np one Waahington, Oct. T (Jf)— San. Tbaama M ni Mareh. 87: 14, ransom not paid. haa a hydrogen bomb yet. Ha dla- Washington, Get T (S) — U m employers to make' aa.v work con attack OR tha Unltod Pottar (R-M ich) said today hla Arraatad. by Oklahoma a ty Po- New York, ■ Oct; 7 (F) — Gov. c \ WITH EXCLUSIVE “S” SHAPED SLATS tinguUhed between a tharmonu- T raaaury will soon borrow aa ad- tract rotroaetlva to Oct. 1 pra- tnvastigatlon ef Koraan War Tbomaa E... Dewey," confronted Georgo Weyarhauser, 9, Ta ditlanal m to 3 bUUen dollara. •umably mlnlmlaas tha chance of atrodUas may help to provlda a iiea Aug. T, 1939. charged' arlth with Democratic demands fo r ae- coma. 'Whah., seized M ay 34. 1935;' ^ 4oaM w anneunewd 'o n Aug. 90 puahing tha naUanal dabC aa etoaa sodomy Invrtving a 9ryaar-old bay.' ftidgway Mills putt anipeaieii o f a type e f « •n rnga ■) basis for war crimaa diaigba in ttpn, ptodgas ha w ill haiulla “ af- returned June 1, ranaom o f 8300,- to tha 378 bUlton dollar legal limit W •» tba United Nations against tjia Sentenced to five yeara In Okla flieienUy 'and honaatly" the prob 000 paid. Infants’ Th« wider, overUppiiig oa It dorm approaeh. CoHununtata. homa sU ta panitantlaiy. Ha eras (Charles Mataon, ’ lO, Thcoma. It If with pleasure we ennounce.our eppointnmht et licensed men- This was diacloato yaateeday by lems e f harnaas raeiiig and not Bather P M t i M i f M ' ’’S " ahaped Slata provlda Patter told raportars ba haa bean rocaivad there ;Aug. 13, .1939 and ables viaiUng Impriaenad * extor- Waah.,-, seized Dec. 27, 1938; body ufecturer of the n^w Suneire Blind by Kirch, .two end a half years a Troasury apokiamin.-who also dtochargad May 3, 1943. found Jan. 11, ' 1937; ransom o f Infants’ afaaeluu privacy, and ara mid tha now borrowing must be promlqej extra manpower and tionlat Joseph Fay. . - . practically light-tight. other aid by the Army fat piroaing I Arraatad by fit. Louis, Mo., Po- Deway took up tha two acandala 838.000 paid. ECLAIftS OribShMts if t r in the development and research stage, .the Suneire.Blind brings Britiiiii Orders Troops got out Of tbe way by tbe end ef Uca on March 4. 19S0, for chUd Peter Levine, 12, New York, AND tba inquliy.. and that Henry 'Cabot currently rocking the Near'. York • i us . the first mejor improvements in Venetian Blinds in years. The this month or early Novamber to News Tidbits Lodge Jr., head o f - the. U. S, mla- molestation. Sentenced to two seized Feb. 24, 1938; body dts-; make way for rtflnaadag en Dee. political world in. .a teievisioij GolM fran AP Wins oion a t U. N.. to “ quite anthuslaa- years In Missouri State Priabn on broadcast lart night in support o f covered. May 39; no ranaom paid. Furtifi "S" shaped slat, which offers better ventilation end prive^, is 1 of a lOto billion delljv.Btaturiag June 39, I960, and discharged Oct. Charlea M tey Ctoah, 5, Prince CREAM To Smoulderiiig Guiana iaeue. Uc“ 'about it. HalNdd be had made Harold Riagalmaa. Re^blican only one of the features that make this the country's finest (Qual Uaioon aitangemehta with Ledge. 3, 1951". by gubernatorial commu candidate tor mayor af Now York ton, Fla., seizad .May 38, 1938, Appeal Tuned Pawn TTm Sataator, acting fo r tha Ben- tation e f sentaikcc. body recovered June 9; raasoifar e f DONUTS Oirt^ Rib Stx ity Vonatien Blind. The Safety Crash-Proof Lock olont would Just, baf era It racaaaid. Con- Form er 4fSf*hsU Flan -AdmiiU- aty. . Sciantlfically daaignad /i ■ ------ata Invaotigafiona aupcommiUqt in Tha F B I said iU file indteatoo Xa Baleh LMHMiMa Attack 810.000 paid. I ianmig, Oct. V ta t—Tough andrcial ailcnca on aventa t o BitUah turned dawn nppanto '. by oiro^ Paul G. Hoffman fnvaro ARE BACK mako this an outftending product, but such foaturos as larger self- alaU diatributa and ra- BooUlah 4roopa warn (lulaBa, whero the majorlt-- - Tba 'govarnor apqka as Dam- IMW Rib Stx Stlet light raya; allmlnata tuioii rtraopa warajOuiana, where the majority Peo- if^ d t o t EUanboaror and Sbera (Cantinned on Paga Twa) lubficeting Nylon puBeye, the uo-seg constroctiowj the e08e of dis- ranaldarlng, Brttlah plf’AFrograaafata:p>tty-iiCTj_Ii. tncy afJha Ttaasuy Jiumpbeay to ndvfaw gavarameat on forrign « Ian Paga Fwcnty-< ■) oeratte State Chairman" Richard . -fBWMBTiyaMafltTT-- Sea lamlaa aaaMbmmla mm ml ' xiwwlaam -*------* ---- - ___ aa______a ______essembling end assembling which any housewife can do horsotf, end Guiana todBy.to help aaaaah an al' prGMiOk fo r greater indejtdependennee. give Um govarnmant aaora borraw- poBcy. .~CMcf JusUcrSCait n Raich In aapaachjiLJytacuatv^. Mm’s Wtrfc Stx 4ftr lagad OommiinUt pkd to aala* .Bittlah Govarher Sir A l f t ^ SSav tng toaway by ralaiag tha debt ren mya bo coaaldara hfaaaaif “ a N . Y.. callaO on Dewey to aet up a M eINTOSH the 13 decorator's colors aVailablo in slats, hre a few of the ''extra" power hi tha South Amariean age -reportedly la conolderlng the harit to 390 bUlkm ddUaty. Tho eaaaervaUve liberal—oha' who wW opaclal grand jury, if naccosary, to Bulletins values in Kirch Suneire Vonatien Blinds. With 25 years bf experi •atony. ffismioael e f acme o f hla 1 ^ -w lA g debt auMact to tba legal eMUng' to eaaflaa kis SberaSom to praotleal probe I^ y s power. Belch also said Tito Whr oatos-announead that mlnlatcra. a praaant investigation of hanlaas fnNB the AP Wina APPLES j^Lined Paititt / S ftr . I now 8373,400J)00.006. 7 ’ oaaaarvattro thlaklng.- Army Suspends Five ence In the production of (Puality Venotien Blinds, we of th# Findell tha firat battalion—abput dOO nron A CblonUl odnea apokaaman told Tha apokaaman, who naked net Maamchuaetta State Oorraction racing should ba taken out o f the Manufacturing-Co. feel the addition of tho now Kirch Suneir^ tg our 8 m doth atactronlcally —of the fbmad .ArgyU and Sutliar- newomen that the Oommunlat to ba IdantUlaCL toM raportars that Oommtaalooar Ranbon L. Lurie hands o f tha Stats Harnaas Racing RiyM Ph Rn llt r controUad baked-on ana- land Migbtlaaders, who sancad movemant la BrtUoh Guiaaa la run W . Randolph Burgaoa. deputy to mya his atate's prison famaates wBl Cbmmiaoion. CAVABBBTTA SIGNS lines, rounds out onojof tho finost soloctionS of Custom-mado Qual mal tnaura easy cleaning, nearly atobt montha fat Korea, wlU. by tha U. S.-born wife of Prime Humphrey for debt managamant, bo eSgtoto far aatortm ranging Laboratory. Workers In xtUl another development, tha Ctoeaga. Oct. 7 (XVVTha Cfet- sail for BitUah Guiana on Oct. lO i MtnlaUr Chaddl Jagnp, the former la in the procaos of coiiattnatieaa from Ox cants to 00 cents a d a y ... unaalariad Haraaaa Racing Com- liftRit’ Uiitrsbirts 2 ftr ity Vonatien Blinds available anywhere. No matter whether you nood loagpr Ufa, ktort baauty.. “ ga Cnba pwMNBseod to fa y Mto8 (W ith Tsb) aboard tha giant carrlar Implacic -! Janet RcRoaenbarg. She la tba axacu- wUh Invaotor groups, A tty . Gen. BrowasB mmummem op- mioBlon urged Dewey to create a PhU Oavarrotts has algnag » a single blind, blinds'for ell your windows^ for homo, factory, store tlva aocrcUry of tba PPP. Burgam to.probtng ihs mpnay ■ ilatmiat of aocloioglst Dr. Paul Washington. Ort. T (F>—Thasspaclfy what saourtty chargaa had new, paid conunlasion with ex BMkel last night the i been placad against tha suspended •ae-yaar eoatrart to maaaga tha or institution; we are hare to serve you < . hotter then ever! it ■ ^ Wtowblna 1 Both Jagan and hU wlfa. how markau to datarmlna if tha Troon, Tbppan and new chairman of en .Army aanounead panded powers and staff to keep ciab agato aoxt aaaaaa. N a aal- I . Ttaraa abaar wardhlp*—tha ever, have denied that they are ury can mova another atop ahead larged U.-S. Parole Board. auspanaian fo r aacurity reaaona o f | man. racketaaring out of N*w York's Mti’t Albittit Sbirlt 1 ftr. it hold, “ have ary ar other datoSa waro nmda ' SOOO-toii cruloar Supprb Oommuatofan The couple m et while la iU program of long term borrow Gen. Mark Clark tonves. Tokyo an undlarinaad number e f persona j “ Thaaa employes.' seven harncm racing tracka. The pablic. PLE N T Y OF l,i00-tan‘ frlgatea Bigbury jlagan WS6^||p8ylag dentutry in ing. or i f m onfy au rkot oondUtona fo r ham* had reUraaroat “ with at Its Signal Corps Laboratory at. boon given lettara o f cha(gaa stat ctenmiaeion mode ita raeommenda- ing the raoaona fo r their suspon- H fiN ltx 2 ftr Tha attudy "S ” ahapad Boy anil Burgb—d Bay—al OUcago (M ^ M waa a student at hope and prayer the armistice Ft. Monmouth. N . J. tio« la a letter to t)^ governor. BUC lO it E E T P B E M FREE . PIONEER OF THE INDUSTRY alata won t ta g or wprp raadly wars . ataamfaig at fuU Uto O o e lfU d p ty Haepltol School lonPagaNInatoan) we have signed win bring peace It. doeUnad to giro detaito. Tha Sion. Tbey have the right within Mm’s Iritfi 2 ftr even when blind ta drawm apaad aattylag troopa to the of thirabig, Mbrol roeorda Ustod to this pert af tha world.’’ . . . Chicago’ Trthuna Proas Sarvlea 90 days after the receipt of Um OcfcrTOn Prort. Oemmuaiai Poland and Bart Ger said that among five persona auo- chargaa to request a bearing ba- WlU hoM Ms to vi(Y top oC window. tronbiad aalony an tba northaaat her homo as Detroit, Mich. first PARKING Itoporto from Georgetown Indl- many ngree to rafaw thaf » “ ton aeianUaU fers a security hearing board.” ahouldar of South.; Pmarlca Tba Boy-Killer Caught Yndto N tfirtti (4-11) f,160-«n erulaar AaffIPId aaOod catod tba colony waa tanae but ■MWi ■4m 4m m to o f r a - engaged in the davaiopment e f Tho "7 Chicago Tribuna said Six Children Dir IN OUR BIG LOT from Scotland yaatorday for tho Sdtof.' A w Itoaeuttva.CkMmcU bald America’s radar dafawaae ogafaut names o f thooe" taivolvod wero be Ho 'UMal weakly ihaatlng ta In Surprise^ld Saaro 856 lawmakers from 84 enemy attack.” ing withheld pending tha outcome a$ g ar, NEXT TO STORE , ■ i Waat Indlm 8 *8 pb to. lifMrtt’ OiNigtM Tho dioplay af jnUltnry and Georgatawn yaatorday with Gov.' T ba Tribune did not dtoctoa* the of an InvesUgation. and that the In Venholnt Fire naval night was araiaanfiil ott- Bavaga ■ proaidlng. J a g a n was aonrea of informattan for Ito copy- auapenaiona “ arcro poraonally Chieago, O c t 7 UP) — A y t m ilghlad atory, but said tha ArmYa ordered” by Secretary of thn BANK BIB b SS b ABBESTED j iridell etoUy i M night had Uto (Colonial among tha mlnMaip attandtng. who BBHCa lOM Iditod n.boy aiM r In tl. s: enpitrt which will Marlboro, Vt, Oct 7 OtV-Six N>Sr’ Sittkiigiiil-ISi OOea onM a Bod niot possibly r Wmideit laroaUgatlen atamoMd from aa in Army Robert t . StoVroa. Wa*togton,< * * : 974 PPT Won woufidad a patr olman waa oap- q u iry'll tba San ata Invostigatlans chlidrea perialted tost night in a •haad'tfM tttig'np a Qiaimaalal British Qulana’a traubtoa have turad m irprlaa raid without a howpr Friday VloO Preoidettt The Tribune account contlnnif: fira that wiped out tha famU;nU/a iomlaataS atato was a f^ in tba Ba«| hrawte alace last April Nixon to anbeemnUUae handod by San. Mc . ‘Thirty anqdoyaa at. F t Men- at B n K.SItopa«w '! MAIN ST. •truggtoUat nlgfat, aaarty 34 houra Carthy

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHS^TER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 .195S IC A N C ^ T S E SVKNINC HSBALD* MANCHESTER* CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1988 placsa for storinff.thsos materials tho season tonight from 7 to 5:80 trogram which will follow the^blA IsMd aatlsfactory explanation land, Holaind aM frMOhoslovakla. 1M7, for driinks— iM Hm Ii tlasa •re' unêratalrwaya. He advtaed ot ths Community Halt Any girl fonto Day dlnnar Sunday, Get. IS, UN. facilities weU before the original Thlmayyd made the reply tn a he paid k 10 Siie. Zoning Class Steals Moneyr Loses /#, iKiiMM and Q u a t* ^ residents to tutvs chimneys clesnsd 10 yaara old or more, tntei letter Jo Oen. A.-li. .Hamblen, U. UN Boycott Atrcitad by Shraveport, Lx.^ Town Approves Officers Sworn in and Inspactod baforo winter heat Jotaing the Girt Scouts, ahtiuld MmMfeaater~itowdng Hem M H« Mid th« aoU mrM aonatruc- N. Repatriation 'group coruhand- police Dec. 11, IMT on a drunk and^ ing aeaaon ariii^. register at this tims. WnuflaE. aanaaMadant, Mrs. An- '« a p f f m x r ( er. diaorderly charge and Snad 110. ted to meet demands of the Indian T o Spoil Coiifesses Itf Goes io. fa il Enes aleo rsoommapded electri Poper Drive Set ataxêlHna, Msphana MUsImB % 'Hesponsible Oommand, but the Repatriation Arrested by KansM Ctty. police Finance Board At B rief M eeting S-441R Oommiasien would not accept it. Is Parsued June 10, 1948 for invMtigation in cal appllanca cords bq cheeked and Boy ScoUt Trpop 63, Girl'Scout Arflmr Drai "And Only on Oct. S," Bryan de Two Accidents a robbery case. The charge , w m jxra takaa to aaa that .electrical JTtpop -1 and »aml>en..of Ah« E- For T alk Delay FiPBt pi 8erief o f A man who stelv I960 from aS Al that Uma, ha d td l^ AffJiitt tha Budget R evest Wapping, OcL 7 (Sfieclal)—-At (nitleta ara hot overloaded. Fuse Muter Post, Atf, will cooperate clared. "did the NNRC teU us reduced to larcency and ha was tobacco company warshouss ovsrj theft, but did abow poUca whan hs specifically where to build." Bring Arrests And $20: SeminatR Scheôled «t had found tha box. i tha aaaual town meeting Monday boxes should bs checked to see with the Are dcfiartmeiit .by hold Om ) By French Arrested Jime 36,1849 at Platts- a yejtr ago,“ forgot", hs now says.; that no fuses arc short circuited ing the fall paper collection Sat « He Mid the VNC began working where h s , buried ths robnsy, and | Then, this summer, whUe wait Hebron, OtA. 7 (Bpeoisl)—At tbo night it Wm voted to table, until PASTRAMI ANR on temporary sind permanent mouth. Neb., for Ihtoxication and W hium .Memoppl;;'^' ing in a cell at poUee headquarters the ndjouracd town meeting in by pieces of mstai. urday. , ^"InitnietiM In Goitar H« Mid tM alt* WU coiMtnic- facilitiM Wednesday. He gave no Robert W. MokuUs, 16, of 32SV& (Con^ned front Page One) told to get/out of town. then gave' police their only break, towh\ mooting following tho' sloe- Maich reconvenes, ths following Mid-Week CInb Meets Residanta ar«p asked to have Mandolin, Violin, Ptnas^ In ths ease by admitting tbe theft to bs transfsrred to ths Hartford papers and magaatnss tied tn com N AUiad Command that It had th« estimate .of how long the Job would Center St., and George Henry,' 41, Additional arresta for drunken- The Arat of iavan iiemiiiani m county Jail to lenra a 1 tion In ^ e school auditorium Mon Itsms: 'The Wednesday Afternoon Club Accordion sad Dranw of S2 Benton - St., were bofh ar whilik in JsU on another offense I bundles at the curb early Saturday 4Be AT 3S OAK rMponMMIIty to “Inaura accurity take, but UNS spokesmen previ ain Would support the French view ncH at Springflald. Mo„ Feb. 6, piamiipg and;»in|ng iqHkpered by tence for vtolatloh of pr day tvming, mijst of the items AeOOBs ^ reports of town of- will hold Its SMt fall meeting this and order" in arcaa under Ita con ously Mid the temporary explana rested on charges of violation of that the probem ia outstde the 1950 and Jan. 6, 1903; a t Chanute, this qumrqer, w m sent to Jail for i afternoon at'^the home of Mrs. (homing. Rage wtU alao be col Instniniwts, the CoaaeaAcut . Federiulon , 60 d i^ ia Town Court this mom-1 ths charge was tatoxleattdii— which cams up jilor considaration fleersj on the report of Board of trol. ' - , tion booths would be ready >in rules of the roa^ after accidents UN's Jurisdiction, but woid^ not Kan;, Aug, 7, 1902 and a t n a g - Wsbstsr told peUca he waa tha iMie FMUice, and HsIocommCnded bud- Georgs Pols. lected, Thimayya told a newa contar- Ust night, police reported today. Join Franca in her walkout. Plpfidng.and Eonlag AgeaeiM )>ar tat, ■ , ■ I were approved. Reporte of town Coaalag Eveata XMttsical SnnMlM about a week. staff. Arts., Oct llr 1052. who had stolen tha rooaay from oflleeni as printed in ths last town gst and laying tax. After the meet A roll call will be.taken w ith u c h enca 'TuMday it drM upi. to the Lee told the i m c it w m the Mokulls was arrested after a On another acene, proposals.for b e ^ alatad for Oet. 37 a t 7:30 vin. Judge John B< O- Rottner sen- j member giving a talk on their sum The senior choir of the Wapping Orchestrs For Hirs - three-car collision on~ SI. Center tenced Clarence Webster, 43, of| ths Msysf Msndslsohn wanhouse. report srsrs approved. ing tlu newly elected town officers VSC to head oU any South Job of the Repatriation Oomimls- giving RuMia kuaranteea against MARKED MAN in the auditorium of Whiton Me Thia morning, both Fresaoutor wars swom in. mer vacation. Some members will Community Church will rehearse AH Yaar Haariag AM Mseds Korean move to attack Indian St. near Summit about 11:30. Po Washington. Oct. 7 (P)—ThomM 67 Adams St., to 11 months in Budgets riscommendad by ths aion to insure .tlia t explanation possible new Germsh aggression morial Library.' W. David kalth and Probation Of- Board of Ftasnes were accepted. |4ra Frevcmtloa Meek . •how slides to illustrate their talk. tonight at 8 and the Junior choir . troops. teams have the'riiht to talk with lice said Mokulia’ car rammed into are most likely to come to a head John Marsh, 37-year-old ex-convict SUeceeding setnMarxJgUl bs )Mld Jail, bat ordered the execution of As this is Fire Prevention Week, HOateasea will ba Mrs. Jean Friday at 8:10 p. m. DWALBO ' Meanwhile, thousands of South a car in front of his which "was the sentence suspended after 60 Acer James Duffy suggsstsd that, The ssleotmen were nuthorissd to KRSONJU. POWs for 9 0 days "and the POWs in cqncluding plans to arm West sought in ths .Bobby Oreenleaae on ws fourth Tussdpy of haeti In view of W ebster^ eonfsaskm borrow money for town eiqMnaos Fire Chief George Enee advleed Shepard Jr., Mrs. Daniel Cava The Music Committee of the Koreans demonstrated Wednesday shall have the right to listen... slowing down to park, knocking it ern Germany. kidnap-kllling CMe, is a marked month. The courM of aalisiaaiV Is' days -and' the defendant placed on naugh and Mrs. C ynu B. Morse. ■uno OBITER into a car parked at the ctprb. pr^tlon for one year, to permit being the only way in which police and repair of highways and bridgsa townS|>eople Monday to obeerve church will nieet at 8:15 p, m. to HEERilNI SERVICE in the port city of Pusan against for 90 days." No one In WMhlngton knows roan—he hM his name tattooed oii .going on concurrantly in four could have arrested bim for the throuiôut the town were ap the waek by tns|>ecttng attics shd Girl Stmnte Meet morrow S t the horns of Mrs. Ray 196 MIDDLE 1TK . WEffT *%dlan slaughters of nomre- Drivers,.of the other cars were whether such assurances. would his right forMrm. Othhg Ooanectlcut MHAidlpaUllaa. V SM effort -to "Mlvage" tha ■ man. • Bfala St. MI-9-6351 Bryan replied "the armistice John J. Ifullln, SO, of IS WilHam theft and bccauaa the man said he proved. cellars for combustihie matertais. Intermediate Girl Scout Troop I mond Holcomb of Mountain Rd. Heailag Is Onr TEL. i a -94365 patriate prisonersi" terms are very clear" on that make German atmlng in the West .its a broad hunt went forward A.Cmurga to non-iAomhai* «t the The-charge wM larceny. Hs said particularly hazardous will hold Its flrst fall meeting of > Plans wiU be discussed for the . PIstard carrying Koreans St., whose cqr was hit first, police for Marsh, the FBI today re- wanted to make raatitutton the Item 5, authorising tbo osleot- point. said, and Robert A- Kanak, 27, of ern Alliance any ihore acceptable fedmtSm;^ MO for the coufM, Webeter, police said, atole the 8200,- a euspended sehtonea be Bum to pufohsso a ntw firs truck, paraded quietly in the downtown "Tou can only change that (the to. Russia. Many diplomats doubt leaaed thia deacriptive report on 33 IM Infflvidual semlnara ;Per- money, which' formed an em WH approved, and an additional plasa, protesting against Indian 198 Porter St.>^ him: given Webeter. time Rmit) by agreement of the No one was Injured'but all three that it would. sOnS w4*o wish to attend all Mven ployee' contribution fund, from But Rottner would not go along •1,133 WM voted to -the amount ■ a m B — B troops who. last week quelled two two commanders.” he decisred. Nevertheless, since the Western Marsh wears many tattoos. One are asked to regiator w\tk tRe the Meyer Mendelsohn, Inc., .warsr cars were reported heavily.dam ia in the form of-a'croM on the with the recommendatiort. Ho aaid attempted breakouts of anti-Red Thimayya also answered a aged. Powers now seem determined to CoaHSMIMR DavelopneAirCommia- hoosa 'In Buridand on July 10, prisoners in the neutral none, rigiit forearm with the Inacrip- •ion: btbnua mamiala. to accom Webster's admission of tho tbstt UNC J>rotest that rules drafted In the other accident, police go ahead with the German project, I f O t '.'" " "wM in his favor," and "an at n re e prisoners were killed in the by the Repatriation Commission Mid, Henry’s £ar, struck another and since RuMia is bitterly op- tioh "in memory of sister— Tom pany the Course are being pre But, according to a atataniant this expense, and the town the escape attempts. Marsh." pared for participants. Webeter gave to police, he never tempt should be mads to salvage governing explanations to prison which WM trying to paM while poeed, many feel the idea of a non- this man, but a serious offenao bas rsmalndar. UNO Held to Slanw ers favored the Communists. aggression guarantee la at leMt Marsh Is a native of WUlbw Director Walter T. Mahoney tiM h id the line of the money. He The impoasloned love affair betwAen Burt Lancaster and CMhorah both were proceeding west on Cen been committed and ba should Item 6 , asking that the town be Kerr, in Columbia's picture "From Hotn to Btemity," sltematss .be- Lee said the UNO was to blame I Declaring the commission “feels ter Street. According to the ac .worth a try. ■Ipringa, Dl., 5' feet. 6 inchM tall suggested that < members of the WM Intoxicated at the time he Mid authorised to enter into a mutual tor the delay in the start of ex the assertion is quite unfair," Another circumstance under with brown hair, blue eyes, ahd Board of Dlractora 'be permtttM to and remembers only carrying the- servo tims." tween kiasM and quarrela as the scene above tastidcs. The film opens 54 cident report, Henry attepted to aid Bgreoment for Are protoctlon, THRILLING VALUES!..KEITH'S th planations because of its disre Thimayya said the S-nation body turn left into Victoria Rd. Just which Russia could very likely get ruody complexion. His build Is attend a t town expsAM.' Mahoney money, contained in a metal cash WH passed. a seven day engagement at the State Theater etarting today. gard of the "repeated and firm considered suggestions of both the Western assurances of Germany's stocky, but. his exact weight is hM frequently critleixed the Zon box, to tha railroad tracks, trans 8t- Die, a siaiaU town in PVaace, as a car driven by Nyle Smith, 20, is somsUmas calltd Jha godmother Item 7, asking for a holding of demands of the repatriation com Allies and Communists and came of Bolton, wM 'psMtng to the left. future peaceful behavior would be not noted in the FBI Ales. ing Board of Appcala and the ferring the money to two cans the s’kaeacment on the motel of bmah fire. I t w m spotted by Mre. mission" to build Mtisfactory in to "its own Independent decision." in the event a German unification He hM a birthmark on the left Town Planning Ctemnvisaion for and ttien burying them. of America bscauas it wax there jOedthe Last Night Henry was also charged wih driv- that tha nama "Amaiica” waa first Cart and Lillian Ltuikof. of 33,000 Stanley Nygran and reporUd to terviewing sites for the Reds. The vote, he Mid,' was unani 'Îng without a license. pl^n nnd peace treaty were con side of' the nose. His various their declaioni- and hM often But, hU eUtement aays, he for 1963-54, and 35.000 for the tha firs depnrtmant. cluded. In fact, some officials ad tattoos Include: a dagger with a chiiM the Directors for hot tak proposed In 1507. Byran later told, newsmen the mous. The other nations Itoth arrests, were made by Pa doesn't remember where tha cans three euececdlng years, w m wotsd Tho fire fightera were there un By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS U.N. Command built what it Con- commission are Sweden, trolman Raymond Peck. vocate offering a non-aggression snake on the . left forearm; a ing a more active InterMt in honing containing tha money—most of it down. The Item regarding sched til atiout mimtight. The company guarantee only m part of pack skull and crosshonea on the left CarmsI, CalU— Richard EllU matters. tn coins—are buried. He aays he uling use of the school audltoriiim WM alao called out to a grasa fire Roberts, 74. (>oet. writer and critic age deal with Russia on Germany. rhoulder; a ' aroall hMft at the WM tabled for further considera- on iVest Street. Gilead. Thia did Secretary of State Dullei told a bSM of his left t)iiimb; an Odd returned to the vicinity of the who esme here from England in cache the next day, but couldn't UOB. no dsmaga but could have been 1940, a former adltor of the Bng- news conference yesterday that Fellow insignia on ths left fore Oblwnro AanhreMafy dangerous If not taken care of. "the general problem of giving rc- M any Gas Stations And the burial spot. liah pubUeation, U fa and Lstters, arm with the Idtters "F. L. T.” Ha did, however,yAnd the metal Mr. aad Mrs. Charles P. Miner Mchard M. Grant will refill fire and former literary editor of the assuranc* against the possible Marsh’s left ring Anger hM ebaerved their 19tb wedding ami- extinguishers for a anMll fee, for resurgence of German aggreHion been amputated at the Arat Joint Comply with Law cabh box, which be had dlacarded, New Statesman and Nation and and turned It ^ a r to the iwliee. vsprtary ()ulaUy iG their home here anyone who needs ths ssrvlce. Time and Tide. Died Monday. Plan W Shem Keith’s Tomorrow Evening Until 9. We Have Slashed Prices la a m atter Ivhich la being studied" He also hM a acSr on his inner Tuesdax. Mrs. Miner hM been Life Membership Given by the United States in consulta right .wrist. Los Angeleq—Leo Wilson, 65, Thp^Jtout Every Floor, Every Department, . . To Give Manchester Outstand Many gasoline station oporatora town clerk for the pMt seven ThomM Schaeffer, returned vies president and manager of the tion with the British. French and years, and w m re-elected Monday. POW, hM been given a life mem ing Savings Opportunities On All Home Needs. Don’t Miss It! West German governments. have vcûntarily coaaplisd with tha Loe Angeles office of C nam er.A soniiig regulation forbidding dis She was endorsed by both tiekeln bership in the Jonea-Keefe Post, Woodward, Inc., newspaper repie- Brownell to Talk play or storage of equipment be N y n. -.f c They have one child, a daughter, American Legion. This w m dons aentativsa. add former advertis tween the front of their buildings Lucilla, who ia attending the ele- at the Installation of offiesrs at the ing director of the Omaha World- EASTWOOD n sn tary school. v. American Lsgltm Himw. At College Event and tha atrset lint, according to / Herald and tha Omaha Bee. Bom fire Frevntiea-Week in Omaha, ned Monday. Ahdudtprs Building Inspector David Cham It’s More: o G ar B raai New Manchester Erealag Herald He- btni. Residents this week are asked Detroit—The Rev. Fr. Robert STUNNING OPEN STOCK broa eerreepeadeat, Mise Susan New Haven, Oct. 7 (P)—Attor Chaifbora recently announced F ull S t a n by Fire Chlaf Donald E. Griffin B. Elten, S.J., 46, University of ney General Harbert Brownell, Jr., Mirada Mirror to observa Fire Prevention Week Pendleteiu telephone BArrteoa Detroit profeaeor. author and that he w m prepared to enforce 3-3389. . \. Have Long la coming here Oct. 18 to take part the law which hM been part of Cinamascopa % raan! by cleaning up their rubbish and turer. Died *rueeday. / in the dedication of the new cam- Old papers, cleaning their chim Toronto—Hartley R. Knoeriea, MIRROR the lone regulationa for some DEMGCRATB SCORE UPSET 814X6 pue of the New Haven State Teach time. Beys and gonerally putting their 68. retired aaalsUnt generp^ hian- SOLID MAPLE PIECES Coicheeter. G et 7 (F) — Dem EXTRA ers College which is headed by his It applies to all aonas except *aaaaaa ■•MSair'. ■AXaiH. FACB" property in safe condition for the ager of the marketing depadrtment Crime List brother, Samuel M. Brownell. OnsMT F*«k BsWrt Rltekea tTdnri aomATi coming Winter. ocrats scomd elver the Republicans of Imiwrial Oil and assoclned with Induatrlal sone. Until the ellght rain of Monday for the first time in 37 yoart in a Magnificent Solid Hard Rock M ^ . . authentic 18th Century mproducUons to glvs ym a The Attorney General and Gov. "No doubt the reet wilt comply Aedrer H*sfean Arm MaRMe* " w n n R m H the 6rm since 1909. BoCp in Hes|>e- at ^ ces that reflect the Mvings in our 54th Anniversary Sale. In warpL mellow finish with nil quality dstalls (Oontlnned frons. Page One) John Lodge boGt will be speakers s iia - tiis al S:X$ everything In this area w m tinder town election here yesterday. Mi ler, OnL Died Tuesdsji' voluntarily," Chambers comment “irfFAlX’" - dry, and there was hardly a piaes chMl Btula. Dcawcfat, led a com of construction. oh the program. ed today. ....'N>R.T SAVART AND arrest record going back to 1934 l%e collsgs. founded in 1S9S m where water for the fire trucks plete party ticket to victory and could be pumped. Both the tank gave the party a net gain of five when Marsh w m picked up at a two-year normal aehobl with 80 Hohensollem Ckatia, ancestral WONDJERFULLY Springfield, Mo., for investigation. students, now offsra four ahd ftvs- and truck were called out rei;entlv towns of the state . level. . Dem hopie of tha foraisr German royal to take care of grass and brush ocrats (deiced up four In a atate- ' Choice Of The disjosition w m not noted.. year coursM to an snrallmant of family atands on a -3,800-foot June 20, 1936, given a sentence more thiui 1,000, I t is moving fires which were very threaten- wide election on Mondav. Sluts Sil SLIAWINd mountain nsar Hechlngan in south; \ 3 PIBIIT RUN TOP ta f defeated RepubUcaa William Otf* KINDS of 90 days on a larceny charge at from its Old, cramped quarters tei ern Germany. Vandalia. DL ' a new site on the western edge of One of the fires was on the prop hardt. tacumbant first Aclectman S IG N C O . Pieces. • Half sise Marvel Textured Rayon Ace Arrested in January, 1939, at the city, in the vicinity of West MANC4ÊSTER TECHNICOLOR HITR erty on U. 8. Route 6A recently since 1983. 83T to 676. Electkm of- tate, in refreshing fall colors. CrcaM and ■ \ •eld by the Lane Realty Co. The ftdala said they recorded a 90 per Tahoka, Tex., on a drunk charge. Rock. iDoattaoena Fram 8il6 F. M. spot resistant. Sixes 14H to 24^, Arrested by Oklahoma City Po A physical’ sdueation-gybinaslum Dre eeems to have atarted from a cent vote turnout. Met IDostrated lice May 0, 1942, for loitering on building already hM OMn com HriTT'K \ "CMdea Blade" an i:M . 9 M Featar Rad aad the street and fined 36. Fined 325 pleted on the site, - the main .build- A’< •<. -f (, . -.v - /'//I Ntgkt TaMe SiSJa / S | 9 .98 at El Paso, Tex., on March 27,1943, ing-library-adminietratieh unit la "Stand at A |w he Rtvor" an 8tl8 for vagrancy and again at Wichita, almost complete, a science wing is Twta SIse Kan., on July 7, 1944. At Wichita under construction and still to SMrer ad- ha WM fined 31.00 and given'12 come are an auditorium and Fine Onc*rr •5 M 5 months but paroled. ArU Building. "Phmder ef "ROMAN Use Arireated at Vallejo, Calif., Dec. 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7 DAYS STRUT 7 DAYS ■ 1 JPCAUBi AHDLXO M £ t. V. 0. ", :r V T’"\. PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. GONN« WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7.1953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7,1963 klndr~ of surgery on children’s dsgrea boms, Dr. Boussslot said. o f healthy hsw skin, htips prsvsnt told Dr. Rouasalot that tha pro^ hearu, especially when there is si In 48 hourA all burned dead tlsauS shock, and loas of flulda lema Ih making It la a iv quanUty JUNONESTOI defect In the wall separating the had liquified, and could be wnahed The heqrtbreak Is that no one iooK iBiunttounttblR. Oth#r symta ara iMlfif amifht. Coventry two lower chambers er ventricles away. Thia removal helps growth can, get It. Two major drug firmt CARPET OEIinR o f the heart. A quick series of shocks of lA to Manchegter’s SpadaRy New m*c’ Vaccine 30 volts haltsThe dog’s heart beat. Shop for Rags and Shdeks of 70 to >0 volts restore it. ' Carpets Mamfield Training School The research was supported by the American Heart Assn. Playtejf 7( f u A O n lU t All TynSA M*eo nad Qmdra At Park Research Institute. Cincin lb s Lowaat Poaalbis Priees To Hold ^Good Thief ^ Mass Combats Whoopit nati Children’s Heart Assn., aad From Tho Looms of or small ie| Lucy Rawson SclentlBo Fund. Famowa 8(llla Sizes 8H Coventry, Oct. 7— (Special)— Was Cooperative Project Town Meeting Held B r THE ASSOGIAIVD FEESS I Wall ta WaU Inatallatlona The Rev. Bernard J. Foster of St. Only three persons showed up there waa much tuberculosis In extreme rases," treatment o f T. B. A seientlflc heartbreak is re by Factory Trainod Exparta DavMopiMnt of m new and this country and all clinicians were in.infants can be sujMessful.' Mary's Church snnounced today for the annual town meeting Mon ported by Drs. Louis M. Rouaselot, th# "Good Thief Sunday" wih be (green edte) proinielnc “•upenonle” vaccine constantly aware of the disease James F. Connell and William P. FftEE EaTIMA'TKS day afternoon at the Church for average- and alert to Its possible presence HEART IR SHOCKED observed for the first time Sun Cimmunity House at 2 p. m. agalnat whoeplnf cou(h waa re Whalen of St. Vincent’s Hospital, day in the Mansfield State Train size legs. In all ages and economic levels of Electric shocks to mske hearts New York. Ralph V. Reynolds, Mildred C- -m Sizes 8 to 11 ported today. quit beating for. safer apd new MAHGHESTER ing School and Hospital in Mans Hlitgen apd George O. Jacobson society. In cooperative research with field Depot.epol The oDeervance will It waa deacribed by a Texaa “ In recent years the decline in heart operations were reported to were prsMnt teams at Columbia University and GARPET GENTER be highlighted by celebration of dllcIlMS adentltt aa being at least as ef- tuberculosis morbidity and mortal day to the Atneriaan College ' of Cincinnati, they found a chemical, •k. u . . . ^ Reynolds was elected»moderator, fM tlve — In Initial teats — aa pre- Surgeons. Budget Tsrme Arranged (rad edge) ity rates has.'led to some faulty sji enzyme, which dissolves burned it ** * the Good Thief j Hlltgerf the clerk and Jacob- for tall, sent vaoelnea In " preventing the thinking' and some actual neglect Dogs' hearts have been stopped human tlssuea It doesn't affect PHO^fE Mlteken 8-4848 avo.ouB.m. entire assembly. It malady In humans and also aa hav this way for up to 72 jnlnutes, no Slmultaneouily, etmllar obnerv* larger legs. on the part of many practicing anything but burned tissues. The 888 Main (A t tha TumpUm) was voted that no action be taken Sizes 9'.k to 11 ing certain potential advantages. physicians.” longer pulsing or pumping in enzyme comes from a gangrene anceM wilt be underway In more «Hi the report of the Finance bouncy fashion.. The hearts m*rely dMlVtal than 250 olher correctional Ihetltu- The vaccine Is "supersonic” In Declaring that tuberculosis in germ, Clostridium histolytica. Board’s estimates of expenditures that It la prepared by disintegrat quiver slightly, staying qulH for tlona in at leaat 40 atatee o f the CkMfic fection In Infancy carries a “grave” It worked beautifully on six with recommendations or the dis (plain edge) ing whooping cough germs with d-licate surgery. A heart-lung ma humans with small but deep third U. S. and Canada, the Rev, Father pensing of expenditure of town outlook, and that earliest possible chine meanwhile keeps the dogs for largest Jega. aouAd waves of auch high fre detection provides the be.st hope of said. Thouaanda of inmates' will aid funds until the annual town quency they can net be detected aiivc. ' attend. Sizes ev-j to U 'A success, the doctor urged universal When the surgery is done, a reports are issued end until such by the human ear. The disintegrat use of the "tuberculin test” on all The Holy See of the Roman Cath Urns the Board o f Sslectmen sat a ed bacteria are then treated with stronger electric shock starts the olic Church last Fcbrsiary. granted /• new patients more than a few hes"l beating normally again. S a J ! date for-the adjourned xînnual alcohol to remove any poisons, and months of age. EDUCATOR permUaloh to inaugurate an an town meeting. the material, after fyrther puri This success was described by nual "God Thief Sunday" In Amer The “ tuberculin test” consists of ^ I Skin RasliM Jacobson did make a motion fication, la incorporated into a vac Dr. James A. Helmsworth, Univen- Don't Maad Mfch tonent any lenttf I ica's penal Instltutiona on the .sec- Injecting a smalt amount of extract slty of Cincinnati College o f Medi that the selectmen be empowered cine. uMMnooch XeshwiOintBieBteayoar Q■’ic e n S to. /f f p i ,ond Sunday of October, providing to borrow money from tinse to Deaectbea Devetopment derived from dead T.B. germs un cine. The research team includes iriuud tkin at attft. See bow quIcUy It does not fall on a major feast der the skin of the patient, or Hk medically proves lasrsdisau la SHOES time as needed, to meet current T>r. Harriet M. Felton of the Dr. Leland C. Clark. Jr., ,Fels In- day of the Church. “scratching" it on the skin's sur atltute.for Research on Human De lanolin bf ins rsMf ul. Mis-Csiias rtUaf. Whan yovr chilg woori o pair of expenses with the m'otion sec tlniverslty of Texaa Medical The Holy' See also pormlttod the onded by Mrs. Hlitgen. face. I f the patient has T.B. at velopment, Antioch College, Yel offering of one Maas of the Good Branch, Galveston, described the the time—or has had it in the past Ihfso nationally fomovt shoot, new development at a scientific low Springs. Ohio, who developed you hovo tho atturanco of por- ’Thief In' each Institution on that Warraalce Deeds Filed Cay and Dramatic —an allergic type inflammation a mechanical heart-lung machine, Given On C O 0 Delivenes data. Warrantee deeds filed this week exhibit prepared for the annual will appear on the skin. Some foct fit, stylo and comfort so vital meeting of the American Academy and Drs. Samuel Kaplan. Roger T. *In Connecticut tho Moat Rev. in the town clerk's office record times the test is done with a so- Sherman, and Harold Uddle of . COX to hoohhy growing foot. Prico is ing property transfers Include: of Pediatrics (A A P ). The vaccine, called “patch” technique wherein John F. Hackett, auilliary Bishop the Children's Hospital Research o f Hartford! will celebrate a Pon Elizabeth Stephenona Matsele- she said, was developed by Sharp a smkil rtrlp of gauze Impregnated oxceptlonolly low for such fino A DohmA a pharmaceutical' man Foundation. Cincinnati. quality. tifical High Mass at. the State vicH-to Stephen S. and Anne Nagy with the material Is applied to the HARDWARE of the Bronx, Y., on Talcott ufacturing firm. ^ akin. This method would permit new Prison In Wetheratteld. ■ring your child in today for this The Masses In the United States Hill Rd.; Waterfront Realty Co, The vaccine waa given to a Provides Easy Method Point— Shelf HorWwort The most talked about ^ fotcinoting Yo-Yo froo with ovory RANGE & FUEL OIL will be aald In chapels of many fed of Hartford lo Edward ^P. and group o f 137 children and results “Use of the routine tuberculin were compared with those in a Boetrkol SoppHt Educator shoo purchoso. eral) state, county and local pris Hilda H. Gibbons of East Hart test between 13 and 18 months of GRIETING CARDS ons and jails, reformatories, pro by Rogers group of 128 children receiving an ford, loU 24, 25, 26. 27, section 24, age,” said Dr. Kendig, "provides For A ll Occasions Tools tectories and juvenile detention Waterfront Heights developmsnt; , stocking shades • . * . Injection of a “ standard" whoop an easy and satisfactory method WIdo rango of Idoeotor's for boys A gtrisi ing cough vaccine made by “ Kill homes. Mar.v, H. Pershhen to Georgette of tuberculosis caê finding in this Comor Moin onW Prlsen Maaeee Knoouraged ing'’ the bacteria with a chemical, age group. DAVEY The BOLAND OIL CO. Pershhen Marchl of New BriUln, “ Nannett,” new nylon but leaving the bacterial cells In For years, devotion'to St. Dis- lots 7, 8, section P, Pine Lake “ In spite . ot this well-accepted MiddI* TvnipHio Eosf tricot «lip with bodice tact. A third group of 1.^9 children OPTICAL COMPANY . *03 MAIN S'ntEeT mas, as the Good Thief of Calvary Shores development, received no vaccine of any kind. fact, the practicing pediatricians in 701 Main 8t. Maacheeter TEL MI-3.4U1 *80 MUCH MOU...FOK SO MUCH USS* TEL Mltcbdi 3-4320 traditionally Is known, has been John E. Toohey to Rosemary T. and camisole top-of start Only one child in each of the this country are guilty of neglect encouraged, .by Catholic and Pro Donovan of Hartford to William ling black shadow em BELLE-SHARMEER'S in this regard as evidenced by a Ural two groups came down with testant prison chaplains, especlal- and Catherine Cully, lot 7, sec broidery on nylon sheer. survey.” -ly Ampng Inmates of penal Instltu- whooping cough, and neither in tion 1 In Oak.Grove Developmsnt. Embroidered shoulder fection was serious, but the child He said he had sent a question tlopsL . Coming Events who had received the "supersonic” naire to 2,500 practicing, pediatri ^ 'TTie movement to set aside one Tomorrow’s meetings Include: straps and a very deep Ensemble Colors vaccine had , only a "mild" case, cians and the 1,480 answers re Sunday a. year to honor the Good Advisory Health Council. 8 p.ni. hem ruffle o f the same. compared to a “moderate” one for vealed "that only 55.5 percent em Thief, who 'stole' Heaven In his at the home of Mrs. John A. Hill Petal Pink with Black ploy the tuberculin teat routinely d.ving momenta, began last year the child receiving the other tsrpe man. seêtary; Busy Little Sew embroidery. Sizes 32-38.. vaccine. and that 21 percent of those who among members of the National ers 4-H Ulub, 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the But 18 out of the 159 in the do employ tbs test do so after the Catholic Prison Chaplains' Assn. home of Mrs. Ernest G. LcDoyt; third group got whooping cough, age of three years, too late to be A t the annual Congress of Cor Nathan' Hale (im m unity Center ranging from severe to mild—so of maximum benefit:” rection last October, It waa pointed Organisational and Executive *• Sheerest (hustings ot color— more than just stocicing that the doctor concluded that both Dr. Kendig said “ tuberculous in out that the move to eotabllah Commlttece, 8 p.m. In the Center $12-98 shades— tiMy're elegant echoes ot tashion's warm naw "Good Thief Sunday" would not types of vaccine reduced the dn- fection in lnfanc.y occurs more of BUSH HARDWARE CO. Building; pinochle card party, 8 tabric toner^ôrn as a staccato accent or as a ham* cldence of the disease "llfteen ten than might be suspected” and only promote devotion- to St. Dls- p.m. in the Pine Lake Shores Com times” In comparison with the un- offered this evidence: mas but would also point up for munity Clubhouse svlth- Mrs. . to-toe blen^f RAch one gives a planned look to your Immunlaed group. Out of one group''of approxima SEE THESE FAMOUS BRANDS penal qnd correctional leaders the Stephen Zacnes in charge, individual ensertlblfit. W ear them in your own Leg- In comparing results with the tely 600 children seen at a “well important role ot religion In social Also. . Weli-Chlld Conference two vaccines. Dr. Felton aald the baby clinic” during a four-year is your neighborhood rehabilitation. from 6:30 to 11 a.m. In the George ’ Siie. , \ supersonically-prepared type In period. 11 percent have already Such emphasis to especially Im Heraey Robertson School with Dr. duced a greater production of pro Featured At Our Store During This^Week portant these days, the Congress "acquired tuberculous disease, as Loulfe G. Tobl, local physician. In - \ tective “antibodies” in the blood manifested by a positive tuberculin members' pointed out. when so charge, sponsored by the Young \ $1.35 to $1.95 serum than did the other type. test” of this infected graup, three much stress Is laid upon the psy Mothers Club. Also, she said, fever reactions fourths became tuberculin-positive * Read / LIFE Magazine To^ chological and materialistic as To Attend Parley due to vaccine Itself were of before two years of age, the rest pects of correction. Principal Royal O. Fisher of the SMIUND r SIRVICI shorter duration In the case of the before they reached age three. ^ Tabernacles lostailrd Robertson School will attend the newer vaccinA although “ in gen He added, though, tte t “even In A new roelal tabernacle has Eastern Connecticut Schoolmen's eral, only mild local and systemic been installed in St. Mary's Church Conference Friday a t'th e WIIll- 4 ’ ’ T ' ' * ' .. - '..VJ' “ 1 reactions were associated with A T LA S and In Coventry and St. Joseph’s mahtlc State Teachers College. either.” irha, . Church in Eaglevllle. Food Sale Plaaaed The tabernacle In Coventry was The wives of members of the ■ DOCTTORS OFF QVARO- POW ER KIN G donated by Miss Grace Foster of South Coventry Volunteer Fire General declines In tuberculosis store...l Farmington, while the one In man's Assn, will sponsor a food sickness and death rates have nCHY SKIN RASH EkutlevUle ia the gift of Mfs..WII-. a<) SieiMe rtli'sl sw Iren tsaerise, «■- sals Saturday at noon at ths flro- thrown many children's doctors berrtulae, Hckr, itis w k—

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MANCHSiTKK SVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 ,19BS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, O ^ B E R 7,1968 ...... ■ ' ' s ^ . Society A uction Juna with DDT, aliminsUng most WTRT—i m W ife Confesses Two*Wheeled Three-Wheefer A lert Secretary Bank CheckB Via TV K )rchid Island’ of tha lice, and mosquitoes. Daily Radio WHAT— did There are three policemen on the H usband Slaying ' Is O pportunity Is Poor Place Island but the chief, Capt. Jacob EMtera Steadard Ttiae w n c — iddd H elps Nab Q uintet Yang, says there to no crime so r . Heating Your Home A they have nothing to do. C—ItclutaK* w aa Stamford, Conn., Oct. 7 (iP) — A ------^ F o r C o U e c t o r * For Rest Cure ItcArd X«vu«. I WTW—Martin Atfonaky.Sows RouaduA Norwalk, Oct 7 (IP)—‘Th# alert- Mrs; Wells, wife of the explorer. wWbNS—Jerli o w d - Uswacr'a Mode ahoa. w n c —NtwA 47'ye4rri>ld rolling mill Amploye neaa of a Cbambor.of Coaamerca e i> e ttBiltrtibly m l sHItlaatly made the trip for the American 1TOHC—XabMIt Q. L«wla; BuUtb WCCC—Klc'dla Comet. was' shot to daath h«ra 4arly today i f secretary was ersdited today with n y A w m v u BDOON Tsipeh, Formoea, Oct 7 fffh -All Museum of Natuial Hlitory in Akit. ' Britain. » AF Wswafaatar* Wrilw New York. Villagers walked for ' N«wt, dum im rr: Oouotrjr and police said they had charged the -arreat of five member! of the a native woman has to do to be dl-1 wonder on her j Williamson family, wantsd in New Will drptnd on WHAT—Nawi'.Bollu Moo. his wife with murder In connection a/ Waahington, Oct, 7 18^—Now ta voiced on "Orchid Island" is to (whiu skin and blond* hair, WKMB—N’o»«; Juke Box Hotinea. with the tlayinf. England and the Mid-Weat tha opporttmlty for Snyom tagar «>l»—WTlC-otelU Uallaa. t .• ...... Det. Capt. George Rlaat eald hand back ta her husband the There's one thing more to be WTHT—Bon Hawthome. Hexekiah Pinkney waa declared t tho condition of your boothif ta latch on SS double laot edge WTHT—Cal Tlnney WO.NS—Yankee Express. dead on arrival at Stamford Hos Charlotte Maraheil’a aMftnese string of agate beads he gave her said for Lan Yu, Orchid or Death 4:10—WORC—Record Bhnp. 1 brought police to the Froet Build buck towels carrying Uit proud for their engagement. 'Island. 4«»-WTHT—^» y a;ocker. ■ News pital. A hoapitat apokeaman said i 4 ;f4—WCCC—Newa; Record Review. boy. the nian had been shot between the ing, where eh* la employed by the oqnlpmont to stand tho 4mm»$ monogram of Oan. Douglas Mac- Mr*. Carveth Wells, the first | Death may be certain on it—but WTHT—Joa Girand. WTl<>-IUdlo Baiaar. i ■ ^ Chamber of Commer^, and r*- non-sborigin* woman ever to visit | thers are no taxes. WTU;—Trunr Wiitder Brown. eyes with a .22 caliber bullet. Arthur. WKNi^Dtal for Dollars; Juka Box < Shoppers Special. iuUed In catching up with tha Wil- to porform properly diittof tho th* tiny dot of land 50 miles south Newsboy. Pinckey'a wife Florence, 46, ad liamsona. Or for ■omeoht with 4 yen to Matinee. ^ « 4iSa—WONS—Gabriel Hiattar. mitted the shootlnf. Oet. • Capt. east' of Formosa, brought back | ditt —WTIC — The Woman In Mr »:44-WDRC -Newa. He Identified the quintet as Miw awn a gold waah interior allvar this report of her 4-day visit: | HouM. Hundreo and 90 HItA William J. Lynch eald, and eh4 was Margaret Williamaon. 46, ot I19 mony wintor months to como* plated punch ladle engraved with ■•M—WDRC—Newa; The Record Shop. WKN%-Newa; Patlees. ordered held without ball. Women outnumber men and WHAT—Newa; Band by Demand. SiiA I—S**l.Borniiia Star Revltw Lynch said this waa what hap East Third 8t., Cincinnati, Ohio; Vt[* lattsrs "D. Mae A." definitely are th* boas** among > WON#—Bobby Benaen. WTOT-^raakfaat aub. , her datightara.' Jean, 22 4 ii|| Mary For a 6-dsy society auction is the 1.467 Tamia^tribesman who WTHT—Newa: Joe OIrand Show. w n c —Tbaaler of Melody. pened leadlnf up-to the shooting:; Ann, 24, and her tons,' Jamea, 21, probably originated in Malaya. WTIC—Juat PUln BUI. WON#—News. ’ Pinkney remained home from Don't Hotitato. . . being held in suburban Silver II b m m n d p o i t e e ! ■ WKN^Newa; Juke Box Matinee, •MS:r.'y.®8.*^-Bualc Off the Record. work all day Tuesday and spent end a minor, whoae name waa Spring, and on* of the chief Th* women hear leaf aprons 8t#n Oft. WHAY—Campane Dei MalUno. withheld. and nothing els*. They put on im ■ WHAT—Dinah Shore. the day drinking. H< and hia wife t o tall HOLUND FURNUE 00. aeilers is Mrs. Loullia Cromwell . Downey's WaaworkA The Willlamaons were booked on Heiberg, a longtime Washington provised bras only when strangers with this •:IA-WTIC—front Fa(e rarreii. •iJft-'VCCC-Newa; 1340 HItA were watching a television pro appear. Th* men just wear • ^ •;M —WHAT—Croaby'a Quarter. w n c —Newt; Your Gardm. gram about 1 a. m. and he became charges of obtaining money under AND ASK FOR “HOUlNDt” ■ndrty leader who once was mar WDltC—Memory, Lar.e. fo r Dollars; Tex Pavel, falae pretensea end for eolielting ried to tha general. O-stiings. WTIC—Lorenin Jonea. •ria—WDRC—bine croaby. angry because hia wife had left without a licMise in Norwalk. If no children are bom to a miracle W O N #-w :td BUI HIckock. Ti^Barrry'A her bat on top of the set. claiming Which aceounta for such listings couple, th* wife takas It for grant- : WCCC—Newa: Mualc. i WHAY-Famoua TrlalA it would scratch the set. They were held without ball pend FREE INSFEOnON SERVIOEI as these among tha 2,000 Itema to • i44_WDRO—Curt Maaaey and Martha Itlb-WDI^-NewA ing further tnveetigation. ad tha man is to blame and di Tilton. IfiJJt'.'J’DuC—Arthur Godfrey, iWhen Mri. Pinkney argued with RItist aaid the Wllllamsona had be sold: vorces hlip. , make-ap! w n c —Notaa and Quotea. WKNB—Newa: M Swett SItow. him Pinkney became incensed, WHAT—Newa. WTHT—My True Story, been eubjecta of recent police raONE COLLECT HARTFORD 44-1443 Item N a 266—"Antique bronse . If ah* has more than three chll-.l • :»»—WON#—Cecil Brown. NewA w n c —Welcome TrarelerA called her names and then locked automatic printer notea aent out church bell having emtioiacd and dren, she’s just as apt to leave i Imagine a mske-u)> that WHAT—At Bat With Diplomat. W H ^ —Newa la Italian. himself In the bedroom. Mrs. Pink by Keane, N. H., police, several etched inscribed band (which hung him. Too big a family, too much! B eoalaf WCCC-Mualc. ney pried open the bedroom dbor at Gen. MacArthur’s private, head trouble'. makes your skiit6Mm 4:00—WDRU—Newa. tl:14—WDRC—Arthur Oodfrty. with a crowbar only to find her Massachusetts towns and Colum- W n c -N e w a . WHAT—Italian MualA bua, Ohio. quarters, Manila, 1982-1925).'' . Th* women like a certain fish - young snd pofeless with WON#—Newa. U;U-WTHT-Wbiaparios StraatA husband had left the room and Ha said recent 'bulletins issued Item No. 818—"12 ailver plated 'that to hard to catch. If her hue- | WTHT—Newa: Joa Girand. ^ WHAT-Newa In lUllan. had returned to the living room. Holland Furnace Co. aherbeta monogrammed *D. Mac. band doesn’t provide her w ith! one touch df ihe puff! ^ WHAT—Bporta: Supper SerenadA lOiJS—WDRC—Arthur GocYray. by the Chamber of, Commerce had .If* 4:l»—WTlt—Strictly SporU. WONS—Mystery Shopper. Incensed. Mrs. Pinkney grabbed warned members "to be on the A .'” - enough of such fish the woman 1 WON#—Patter By Patteraon. WTIC—Bob Hope, a .22 caliber rifle from behind s lookout for the Williamson gerig 250 FRANKLIN AVE. — HARTFORD jiiat luuids him his bead* and A mske-up ihsi covers WDRC—lack Ealman: Thta 1 Ba- WHAY—Gemme Mualcall. ■doOr and fired one shot at her The program doean’t aay starts husband-hunting: lleve. W|04B—Dial_ ------for Dollars Toica of In which three women sell a cheap whether the general ever actually tin^ lines with • :U—WTIC—Weather, Emile Cote Glee Manchester. husband. lace, claiming it to be an imported Lynch quoted Mrs. Plnknev as ate from the sherbet dishes. John C. McCormack, right, of Riggs Bank. Waahington. D. C., and Francto G. Aldiiwn. Jr. view plctv* t o ^ 'm . ^ rf thT hoDMwOTk ’rhe CTub. WCCC~"New>; Muilc. Irish lace, end two men who hire . Going into any attic ia fun, but Asltering color . . . sll 4:14—V. nRC—Guy Lombardo. ' W t^ .W T H T —When « Oirl Manltik saying she became scared after she of check of Abraham Uncoln flashed to them from bookkeeping department In test of prlvats TV system ' women osi cultivate or the taro, housework. a atarchy The WTHT—Serenu Oammell. NawA WÂY—ItnUin Ifuair. fired the shot and called Mrs. Tal- themselves out as painters,- but use going into a society attic—at designed to speed communication between offices. without muM or fuss! WON#—Auto Tune Derby. _ w n c ~ I t Pay* to B« Married. a cheap paint that disappears with least for a country boy—la better root which to an important item 4:M—WDRC—Newa. 14:44—tMiMl—OTwa. » llelou Richardson, who occuoles a the flrat rainfall." of food. eh w n c —Ti.ree Star ExtrA U;44-WKNB-Newa; 440 CTub. room in the Pinkney apartment. yet. neighbor aaw the Mas* and called WTHT—Sporta WUNS—Ladlea Fair. Miss Marshall saw the women belong In aay efficiency apart president, Mrs. Bradley Bsston. The Chinese name for th* Island Gity't latest make-up miracle WONS-Bporu DlceaL Mrs. Richardson calM police. For Instance, Whoever thought ment." This Is the annual meeting for the the firemen. No damage was done to Lan Yu. or Orchid Island. It WTIC—Strike It Rlfh. attempting to sell lace to physi up tha Idea of having four carved 4:14—WTHT—Sparta. WTHT—"We tha Women, Lynch quoted Mrs. Plnknev as cians occupying ofllcea in the bAric Which is a point In favor of Gen. electiona of 1964 club officers. but the wind spread the fire out also has a grim nickname—"Djelith is “CREAM POWDER” COMPACT. . . the Ti44—WON#—Tuiton Lawia. Jr. WDRC—Arthur Godirey, saying she intended only to frigh statue*, each around three feat 771* assistant hostesses will be over a wide area very quickly. Island." w n c —I Waa a Coraraunlat for tha WHAT—Italian Proaram. Motorcycle jsolieemen balance their machine after removing tide- building In which the Chamber of | TO MAKE IT YOURSELF, MacArthur’a batJi towels. At least F.B.I. ten her husband and didn't know high, atand a t the comer* of a you could get them into your apart- Mrs. Gordon Bevin, Mrs. Clement The prevalence of dieease gave most convenient way to look beautiful 11:14-W TH T-W e the Woman. car wheel at West Berlin Oljmfipic Stadium during city's fsstivsl week. Commerce is located, and after garden and represent the four Brownies to Mwt WDRC—Eamlly Skeleton. WHAY-L'Ralla CanlA the gun was loaded. cheeking on the descriptions, noti menL ' Wall, Mrs. LcRoy Kiiiney and Th* Brownies will meet Oct. 19 the ieland its ntckname..One par WTHT—Weather I. HeAdllne Edition. ll:J4- WOVH—Mewa The Pinkneys were married in seasons? Mrs. Henry Jones. Mrs. Ballon ticular mite penetrates^ the skin we’ve seen in a long time. It comes in a fragrant WHAT—Newa: Supper Serenade. 11:44—WDRC—Make Up Your Hind. items on the shelve* of the kitchen fied police. They went for 635 each. after school closes at 3 p.m. .in 1 114—WONH—Tello-xeat. WTIC—The PHraae That Pays. 1938 and have no children. all day Wednesday, Nov. 4 -at FIX IT YOURSELF, will be th* leader for the after the school auditorium. Mothers are without being felt and often kills ' pattie that won’t spill in your purse. You’ll WTHT—Elmer DavlA WONS—Oueen for a Day. cupboard. Or why should this be a "very WDRC—Beulah. Center' Church, and will Include Between 1931 and 1951 the num Gilead noon. asked to accompany their daugh its victim within 24 hours. WHAT-Mualc. Included, among the various d*- luncheon, tea and dinner, with a Important . collector's Item T" However, th* World Health Or- ; be proud to use it for retouching jobs bees use the 1:44—WTIC—Newa of the Worle.'. WTHT—Double or Nothina. lectablas on the bake booth ■will ber of Rcote able to talk Gaelic The Hebron-Gilead Pilgrim Fel ters to this meeting so. the regis WTHT—Lone Ranaer. W(\'C—NVwa; Miiair. Holiday Bazaar day-long niiraery providedj,for the dropped from 12.4 per cent to 6.7 That’s th* way a 29 inch doll and lowship have elected th* following tration blanks can to filled out. ganisation sprayed the island in WON#—Gabriel Heatter. WXNB—Dial for Dollars; 140 CTub. be the perennial New England fa cara of young children. per cent. DO IT YOURSELF carriage with umbrella which, the Ladies’ A id G roup ' stunning jewel-like cam looks twice the cost! WDRC—Junior Mlaa. / 11:44- WDRC—Rnaemary. vorite, baked beans. Mrs. Charles program says, “was formerly officers for the coming years: Leaders are-: Mrs. Barbara 1:44—W DRC-Ed MurrOw. WTIC—Second Chance.. Baxter and «Mra. C. B. Eichman, President, Craig Rowley; sccrer Wythe, Mrs. William Warner, and WON#—Bert Bachrach'a Men'a Cor WCCC—A Frie.nd n t Toura. Features Foods owned by Sue Lamb, adopted tsry-treasurcr, Muriel Warner,- ner. WH.VY -Poneer' ’*-oerem. co-chairmen of thla booth, have daughter of Mr. Mather, flrat pres- Schedules Supper Mrs. John Hosker. More leaders WTIC—One Man'a P'amlly. 11:44—WTHT—Turn to a Iênd. promises of many other delicious Idsnt of th* lUlnoU R. R." Program Committe* chairman, and aaatotants are needed ahd any AneHiar Sarvka By » :»4—B ^ T —Newa. artera»«ia Two of the most popular bootha homemade foods such as cookies, Get your FREE Catharin* Xaito; Worship Cbmmit- one who would like to help 4a asked MANCHESTER On* item was listed this way; 4:44— WDRC - FBI In Peaca and 11:44--WCCC—Make Mine MusIa at each previoua "Holiday Ba- Gilead, OcL 7 (8peclal)—The te* chairman, Susan Wakeman; to contact Mrs. Wythe. War. WTIC—News; tveather. cakes, pies and assorted pastries. "We baliava this to be one (rf the Lstdies’ Aid Society of the Gilead AUTO FARTS WTHT—Three-CItv Bylina, WDRC—Wendi Warren. annual fair, sponsored by Since the demand for these pa)ate- Rafrashment Oomihitt**, chairman New Arrival COMPACT w n c —Walk A Mile. most valusbl* and beautiful carte) Congregational Church will spon Patricia Harrison; Recreation 275 Broad 81. TeL MI-9-4S28 WHAY—Newa In Italian: MusIa the Women’s Federation of Cen temptlng goodies usually exceeds clocks In tha world." A son was burn to Mr. and Mrs, WON#—Crime Pilea of FlamonC. WONS—Curt Maaaey T:me. ter Cbupch, have been the bake the supply, it is wise to arrive at M en! These sor a pot-luck supper at th* Run- Committee Chairman, Chariea Douglas Porter at the Hartford a Bulck. Chevraiet. Nash Inter- W HAT-Newa: Perry Como. WTHT—Don Gardiner. NewA Whan It waa fetched out. It look day 8cho 'Y w n c —Newa. 1:44—WDRC—Ouldtoc LIChL personal srrvire, look for the Irha emblem, the red-aad-Ma# WONS—Dwlaht Cooke. ___■32.05_____- 80,70 I symbol of service! WONS—Oonnactlcut Ballroom. sagi—it tw9m tsffgOMag r| WDRC—You and the World. W’TIC—Cotton Bowl Gamo. iMN •! 1100 «m0o 130.00 •OosI U :I4-WDRC—Nlatit Owl . WTHT-Tony Marilm ■Mlv raeeM I* 11 f i o n i m l w n c —Preaentina Fra:ikle Carle. Burton Wictferd WHAT—Nile Welch WCCC—Mualc. Na 4347 II ;4i^WDRC—Newa; ^ ‘mphnny Mali, .WGNS—Connarticu: Ballroom. ' 10 Qt* Galv* Pail w n c—Newa, Bob and Ray. Korean. ___ rharadav Maralaa WTiC—To Be Announce. » At Aat— f. it's “ye" pTBWpay For painting^ car waahing, floor waahinf. Reg. 79c. 4:44—w n c —Prayer; Frank Atwood. WHAY—News; Yesterday'! Hit Pa 4:44—WDRC—Hymn Time, rade. 1*4 out ef S ampl^rad I 4:44—WDRC^Farm Pmaraa. _ WKNB—Newa; Mualc HalL EreJmsivt curfort 4:14—WDRC—Hymr. TlmA 1:JJ^WDRC—rtrry Maaom Bad its sttlieM^ eompenies tr* f tmtmrt — 4 : 1 4 - t ^ C —NewA WTIC—Curbatina QuIa aew the leegset loea graap h> the 4:44—WONS—Yanxee ExpraaA 1:B-WONS-N4 wa *SUPPER-FRa Junior Pail WDRG—Yawn Patrol. 2:30-WCCC-Nawa: MusIa U. 8. — srith ever 600 *61 Reg. 50c. : • WTIC—Weather: Frank Atwood. WONS—Conn. Ballroom. threusheot Aaerice. Fheae f VHERE YOUR WCCC—Breakfaat Newaboy. WOBC—fo ra Drake for e I-viait leea. Caan ia WHAY—Sacred Heart. JFTHT—Top Hit Time. \ WTHT—Momlna OavoUonA WKNB—Dial for Dollars; Mualc Hail. write nmmMi tedeyl FOOT KNOT TOUGH, WELL MADE, LARGE #;44— t^ H T —Momma DavotiOBA l;4S—WDBC—Briahtar Day. %MM $1S • WXNB—Newa. WONS—Conn. Ballroom. ■\ WHAY—Connecticut TimetablA WTIC—Newa. 4:44—WUNS—Cariv Edition, Rubbish Burner ■X w n c —NewA WCCC—Mualc. Reg. $4.98. T:4^WTHT—Ben HawthomA D«»ney's WaxworkA w n c —Bob Steele. W Tin—News; Ton Hit Time. WDRC—Newatime ^^2.“ Beautiful. WHAY—Newa: Cup of Cotfea Cluh W HAY—News.: Record Review. WCCC—Good Mornina. Good Mualc. ,WKNB-Juke Box Matinee" WKNB-ôlonla 4:14—WDRC—House Party. BANTLY MUIN STREET WONS—Weaker; Newa; Tankea Ex- w n c —Road of Life. m Parker Lawn Sweeper preaa. 4'*»-A 'C ee—Newa: MualA 2nd near. Over WaahMrth's AND CLOTH 7VaFt.by 7V2>: til4 -w n c—Bob Steely. «7Trr-Country Mlutc. GIL cor M ltcM 2-76M • Miicheetor C£H01ISE&S0N WONS—Ntwa; Yanket ExpreaA W TIC—Pepper Tounca Family. •MM# J. OisriBOMi, m Mfllltiw I r h | c z . T:14—W n C —Weather; Bob StaelA' tVDRC:—Hoiiae Party. • . Um the cloth for collecting or carrying Imvea lilS-WDRC-Old Music Boa WKNB—Dial for .j^llara, Juka . Box TCL MI-MStS O tm THUtSDAY IVININOS UNTIl S WE ®rVE ^'•f GREiBN STAMPS WcCC—Newa; Good Mumina MusIa Matinee. Imm Is si sH wfisssOISQ Hmm or a# a paint drop cloth. mm m S k m l i! _ '‘Cti'—Junior olae Jockey. Of M I-M Sf4 WDRC—Wiaard of Odda. , ...... 534.95 T il4-W T aT —Waathar. e HapPlh4»A taken the guesswork WDRC—NawA a‘JfrSR SS~l! P*pp«"» Every Day. THE WONS—Waathar. 4:44—WDRC—Robert Q. Lawia; Chi- RMME AND FUa racoana. WTHT-Newaa TcIsYisioi^ Profrsins WCC'C-Muaic. OIL DiOTRnimms Paint Roller WHAY—Nawt. Complete with tray. Reg. $1.98. “ On Psffe Two wnc_BjM;kata*a WlfA 333 Moia StTMt ■ ( out of Diamond WKNB—NewA ( OLD ; FASHIONED BAZAAR ) 4'rPainf Brush Reg. 11.49. j > buying ••• ( r AT THE REMNANT SALE RATCHET SCREW DRIVER $2.59 ( COMMUNITY LONG NOSE PLIERS 79e 8"*HANDY WRENCH 98e Heavy Weight Fel® Base - 593 EAST CENTER STREET Nest Of Saws ' Conaiating of 4 btatdca, hand a«w, keyhole Re(. 9k tq. yd. ■ . . . NoW 0 0 * Homo-moda Postriot, 4ams, SATURDAY »aw, compaaa m w and miter box aaw. .... $ | ,4“ • . . ,'^***' ***• Could YOU pick a flowleu diamond from a Ies6 perfect stone without Fresh F^lH and Vogatobles . Armstrong's Vinoflor OCTOBER 10 Wi fctM witlIttlly all htm faitond guessing? Not unless you'^ spent os many years Oudying diamonds os we ^ Plonta » »• Atniwais dmilig la Lila.' have! The MICHAELS Treasure Cheit eliminotes oil gueuwork for you! It's Whito Etophont Booth 10 A. M. to 8 P. designed to symbolize the finhneu of our quality. ONLY flowless diamonds Rtg1.1li4.yd...... N ow 8 9 ^ Christmas Cords and Stationory con over be sold in this Treosure Chest ^. . and the vrord "flawless" appears Aprons m d othor bond mode HOLLAND BULBS for oil the woHd to seel Shell KNOW... and YOU'LL be sure. . . that Inlaid Linoleum •• Standard Gouge Ifnms her engagement diombnd is the very finest. Solitaires, $95 to $5000, . Swpriso ChBdren's Booth tax included. £osy Poy/henfs/nv/feef.’ • ( - nYonthFoRowship •Mips: Darwin Single Early ao4 DooWa"' loriye lotartM l. Rt(. 12142916. yd.... . : N o W » 1 • ‘ 7 9 Rofreshmont Booth AUCTION Moo's Clnb Nnrsory Coro Proeidad REWUNT SIZES FRON 6 Sq. Y1 Is 2S Sq-Yd. 4 p! M. ond 7 P. 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MANCHESTER' EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7.1958 FACE EIGHT lIANCHEStER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1058 cities, the possible doom of every favdr of th'e Brlcker amendment AFL Leader Calls St. Mary’s Club iUmrlfFBtFr nation and society. limiting the' iPresident'a treaty- "This horroi' must not be. making powers. It calls the United Skywatch Schedule j Reunion Group c . £oFmtt0 1|Fndii "This titanic force must be con Nations "in Its present form de Ike Aides Willful '' ■•*' verted to. the fruitful service o f plorable and unforgivably shame Indianapolis, Oct. 7 (^VVWllllam [ Slates Meeting JU«Mtl •tre«t mankind. ful,” and one can be sure, too, Thursday, October S lUnehMUr, Cow. 12 Midnight —. 2 A. m. ------Russell' Wsrtella., F. Schnltaler, se*relary-treasurer : 4 ■ THOMAS F. FERQUBON, "This can come to paaa only as that it doesn't want to have it 2 a. m. — 4 a. m...... Fldyd Chapman. I The genaral committee and all W^TBR B. FERGUSON. one of the results of shaping a Improved,'either. of the American Federation of La Publittert 4 a. m. —-6 a. m...... Volunteers’Needell. - bor, says President EUenhow'el'’8 lâubcommiUeea 'planning the ra- Founded October 1. ItSl firm and Just and durable peace. The “Congreas of Freedom” en # a. m. —,9 A m. . . .Herman R. Gunther, Jr. 9 a. m. — 12 Noon .. . Mr. and Mrs. Willsrd Small. advlMrs are a group of "willful : jt^nlon of the Bt. Mary'a Young Publiibed Errrr Bvenins Except "Such a peace cannot be dorses Senator Joseph. McCarthy, men determined to run the show t Men’a Ghib will hold an Important X. 12 Noon — 3 p.. m...... Rhoda K. Bockus, Ruth Bogllsch. X Office At Mencheiter. Conn., AA achieved suddenly by force, by opposes federal aid to education, 3 p. m. — 6 p. m ...... Mrs. Harold Lord, Olive Chartter. and to rule the roost." ' ! meeting at St. Mary’g Pariah oet edict or by_ treaty. It can come socialized medicine and govern Schnitzler spoke last night at SUPPORT TrtE £Scondi Cta*. MaJI MAtUr. 6 p. m. — 8 p. m...... Ann Maison. jHeuM Thursday evening at • the annual convention of the In SUBSCRIPTION RATES only slowly and tortuously. It will ment competition with private en 8 p. m. — 10 p. m...... Harold Glean, Michael Glean. I o’clock. This Is an Important ses loy SCOUTS PAiTAble in AdrADCA nqt be won by dark threats or terprise Slid wants to bring back 10 p. ____12 Midnight .Mr. amt Mra ITork Strangfeld. diana State Federation of Labor. t lO fi AMEIICA One TeAT ...... Volunteers may register at Civil Defenss Headquarters, Muni-, The big question ot the day, sion and all msmbers are asked to Six MoetbA ...... glittering slogans. It will be born higher standards of education b.v Schnitzler said, is "whether this aitdftd.-'-''; ' Three Monthe ...... •■JJ cipal Building. Manchester, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, One Month ...... ***{ only of courage, knowledge, pa restdiing competitive grading from 1—5 p, m. ' country la to be governed by a More than 100'members of the Weekly ...... tience, leadership. systems. President or by a narrow oli old club that no longer Operates Stnfle Copy ...... " garchy, ilrawn from the . board ' "To strive faithfully for this It la for repeal of the income conferences about the troubles of have informed the committee they MEMBER OF rooms and counting houses of will attend the reunion. Post THE ASSOaATED PREM peace—even as our science cojl- tax. Pieek Re-elected the Nazi air force. The rubber America." ^ The AieoclAted Proee U excliulrely stamp .deputiea ahouted and cards wers sent to all known liv stantly develops new methods of It 'is for the McCarran-Walter Schnitzler crttictze«i(Mutual Se ing mempers with a return card êntitled to the uee ot republlcAtlpn of By East Geriiiatis cheered. curity Administrator HM'old Stas- All newA dlepAtchee cr^ fed ‘f mass destniction-.-iniposes upon us Inimigrstion act. The issue was so little in doubt attached, kfembers are coming not olherwlee credited sen particularly. He Mid Stassen from AS far away as West Virginia, end Alio the.IocAl newA a host of Intricate IsboFS. We and It wants "immediate action" to that the Marx-Ehigels square was ha.A fired capable, ex^rtenced ad All rlfhu of republlcAtlon of ApeclAl our friends in the free.world must liberate prisoners' believed still Berlin, Oct. 7 MPi—Wilhelm Pennsylvania, Now York, Rhode dlipetcheA herein Are Alio rexenred. organized earlier for a big rally ministrators of the point four pro-, Island and MasMchuMtts. Tht h's timie to us our P 1 e c k. 77-.vear-oid Comn\onist build, maintsiin and pay for a held by the Chinese | Communists. with a giant picture of Pieck and a gram to make political ap^tnt- affair will be held in Mssonie Fun eerrlCA client of N. E. A. Serr- street fighter who rose to the role red-painted sign hailing him as ments. ’ military might assuring us rea It is against reducing United of elder statesman, was rc-elected Temple Saturday evening, OcL 24, '*Wbliiihere BepreAentAUree: T ^ sonable safety from attack. From States air supremacy. ,"our President" and wishing him He complained about the Elsenr at 6:30, JulluA MAtbewA SpeclAl president of East Germany today "long life.” hower administration’s treatment^ WANTEDl A ttlephont ditt York ChIcRKO. Detroit •ittf B^ton. this position of secure confidence And it Is'.for an end to foreign for a second four year term. - of Labor and Mid the Labor De i Members of the general rmn- MEMOTR AUDIT BUREAU OF we must seek to know and respond aid. The twin houses of parliament in partment has'been weakened rath imlttee include Albert Dewey, Rob- circulations.______the Soviet zone voted unanimously er than strengthened as he said Like too many calories, too much talk on the {ert Smith, Thomas Rogers, John to the legitimate aspirations and "^la “ declaration of purpo.se,” it Fiiiflell to Show ’Hyde. James B. Wilson, Arthur We started here! ■ The Hermld Prlntln* CompAny. Inc.. hopes of all peoples. We must ar will be seen, has something for for Pleck after It was clear there was promised prior to the 'last party-line telephone cajls for a bit of restraint. AAAumeA no llnAnclAl reiponAlblUty for were no other candidates under election. |KnofIa, Albert B. Foy, Arthur typocraphrcal error* appeiring In *d- range trade systems that will pro evcrybod.v. It takes tia out of all Schnitzler M id also the nation's To make yourself popular with your party-line )Lashlnskl and Winston Turking- eertleementA Md other '',*•'*',",5 the Communist sj’stem. Deputy Films of Sweden • ton. In The MencheAter Erenlnx Herald. vide each with the necessaries of foreign entanglements, except oac Prime Minister Otto Nuschke pro press iq being devoted to "a gr4at n^ghbors, here are the three rules of the tele 49 years ago tdmorrow the covenip tn a concerted effort to I Knofla Is chairman of the pro- door of this little one-room DlAplAy ACeertlAlnr clpilnf houre: life and opportunity for self-ad of war with Communist China. It posed that Pleck be chosen by phone “diet”: 1. Keep calls reasonably brief. igrani committee. A full evening For MondAy-1 p. m. „ ahtits out the foreigners. It wanLs acclamation but the Parliament Movies of their recent trip to obscure and to explain away the shop was opened by Watkins For TueedAy—1 P. m. MordAy. vancement. Wc mu.st seek to un Sweden will be shown by George abuses of bad government." 2. ^ Ip w time between calls for others to use the ' |of entertainment is planned. In- to spend more money for the Air decided to go through the motions ^ eluding reading of the Mcretary's Brothers; The shop still stands For WedneedAy—1 p. ”V„ derstand and resolve age-old of casting ballots. Findell, owner of th^ Findcll He said this effort converted line. 3 ^ iv e up the line when asked to do so in For ThurAdAy—1 p. m* WedneedAy. Force, and it wants, to cut out the Manufacturing Co., and his son at ' 'books of many 'memorable occa- today as a part of a home, at For FridAy-I P. w. ThuftdAy. prejudices, ambitions and hatreds. Pieck wields little actual power news and publicity outlets into For Saturoiv—1 p. m. Fnaty. . These still scar great parts of the income , tax. We would be rough, t"he meeting of the Ladies Aid 8o.- barriers between the people and an emer^cy. jslons sponsored by the urgantza- the top of Wells Street '^ClAAAltled dendUae; 10:*> •• "i as President. Walter Ulbricht, boss clety of tihe Emanuel Lutheran the truth. ^ A m.______- we would breathe would be dif nist) party and Premier Otta ,fred J. Clarke, Fred Finnegan, moved or should be. We must pro Luther Hall, PHY RETURNS are reduced t ^ \ ^ vanishing point, and everyone vide machinery- and techniques to ferent from that anywhere else Grotewohl are the men who run All membera are urged to attend 1. Md. (P)—The Washing 'John May, Bif Montie,- Rube Mc Wednesday, .October 7 the lâst German Republic under encourage that peaceful communi in the world. And, as we contem this evening’s meeting and enjoy ton JEf. C. International horse rac- enjoys more andi, better telephone service/ The Cann, Sherwood Robb, Harry Rus the. watchful eyes of the Soviets. the movies. trophy ir back In this courtry Southern New Enând Telephone Company. sell and Art Wilkie, Sr. Fright, Or Faith? cation and mutual confidence, plate such a wonderful state of Tê white-haired former cabinet The hostesses will be Mrs. Allan r a stx.month exhibition tour Retired Fire Chief Albert B. Tomorrow we begin oelebrating, wilh you, the feet that Connecticut has endorsed, affairs, only one minor doubt as which alone can finally lift the maker, extolled by the German Hellstrom, Mrs. Harold Lehmiuk' of Europe. During the trip it was Foy heads the banquet committee over the past 79, our policy ( I ) of "offering only those things' For some weeks now, President burden of arms from the backs of sails us. We wonder whether such Reds as "the workers President." Mrs. Carl Olson, Mrs. Julia John shown at Dublin, Paris and Rome. that includes Joseph Lutz, Jack Eisenhower has been under con men." a condition of life would really waited outside the chamber for the son and Mrs. Anna Erickson Th,e handsome trophy, symbolic of Gordon and Richard McLagan. The we know to be beautiful or believe to be useful," sistent pressure, from sources In vote that was prearranged. victory in 'nterratlonal racing. Is publicity committee includes The tc.st we- face la not one of •seem to contain any quality which Turklngton, Art Knofla, Bill Ste side the administratior and out As the balloti was cast, Picck The northern district lowei* now on display In New York and (2) of insisting on Quality that assures yoU long lasting pleasure,. the hydrogen bomb, to be solved might be described as"frecdom." was ushered into the hall where California recently bpd Mex- will remain there until the Laurel venson and Clifford Joyce. side, to indulge in something called b.v digging deep enough caves for Hetmann Goering once held big Icq's 29th state. fall meet opens Oct. 26. ertise in The HWald— It Paya (3) maintaining a srpall-town friendliness in a big-city store, '* “Operation Candor." ourselves. The lest we face is still First with end (4) of offering a lot of little "extra" services What this operation would be what it has always been—that of Coloiiibo Society YWGA Announces which you appreciate so much. Birthday features are highlighted throughou;t like, If he were to indulge in it, the basic nature of man, and of has been demonstrated by various man's capacity to function as a Plans Baiif|iiet Dance Glass Time the store. They are our way of saying "Thank you for your loyalty." public statements in the past few rational being. DODGE 1954 PREMIERE WEEK the new Won't you come in and visit us during thfs Birthday . . tomorrow if you can. days. To this kind of te.st, "Operation The (Jhriatoforo Colombo Socie- The Manchester 'YWCA an Gordon Dean, retired chairman We'll be Open Thursday until 9 in the evening as usual. Candor" would b<^ no contribution ty, the oldest Italian society in Jt NEWEST SHOWING IN MOTOBDOM-STARTS OCT. 8 ■= - nounce* the folipwing schedule of of the Atomic Energy Commission, or solution, for It does not even town, will hold Its 45th annual dance classes' effective Monday, has given us a year to meet the Oct. 12, and continuing each week face the test, but runs and hides banquet and meeting Sunday at threat of Soviet posse'ssion of the through Dec. 14: from It. We hope ,the President the Garden Grove on Keeney St. Bhythmic training for boys and hydrogen bomb. keeps to his own vein of public Dinner will be catered by Arnold girls, ages 3 to 5, 2:30 p. m.; mod Congressman W. Sterling Cole, thought on the i«iue. Pagani and Dubaldo Brothers will- ern dance for girls, ages. 5 to 8, of the Joint Congressional Com 3:30 p. m„ and modern dance for furnish the music for dancing fjpb'm mittee on Atomic Energy, has pub girl.A. Bges 8 to 12. 4:30 p. m. 4 to 9 p. m. A large crowd ^ ex Registrations for the 3:30 p., m. Bed, Dresser licly recommended that this coun “RecoKnition" Of A Kind pected to attend. / , class are closed, but may still be try accept the prospect of its own The official British view is that The committee ln^“iiarge Is made for either'of the other two headed by Samuel Anfadeo, presi financial ruin in order to prepare the Communists, whether we like classes. and Chest Itself against atomic disaster. dent of the society; who is being Miss Beverly Braepi' ''"ho a it or not, won a revolution in assisted by Joh^ Gallasso, Peter sista Truda Kdschmann In the Vai Pearson, Civil Defense China, that they are in power, and Urbanettl, Jjahn Rufinl. John Modern Dance Department of the 199.00 Administrator, has drawn a that these facts might as well be Plano. Lui^^Pallozzi and JoMph Hartford School of Music, will In /horrendous picture of America be recognized. We more or less think ScagliottK struct all classes. Interested per ing leveled by Russian hydrogen that, too, and we judge that the sons are urged to contact Jthe bombs. X / "Y" office, located In the Com day must come when the United munity Y building at 79 North Arthur S. Fleming, head of the States must recognize it, just as it \ Main St., for Information and reg Office of Defense Mobilihation, hui recognizes the existence of Fraiico istration. The office Is' open dally seen R u ^ a capable, now, "of in Spain, and of Tito in , Yugo KNAFr Lmonaiuh >om 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. delivering the most destructive slavia, and of all kinds of un weapon over devised by man on pleasant dictatorial regimes In r\ chosen targets in ' the United Latin America. Visiting Teachers . / States." necTMfc N- It is difficul^j'nowever, to re .Se^ Schools Here N All these statements are part of sist twittlng/our British cousins, ROOM HEATER Over twenty years ago Watkins In- COVENTRY, a .3-dimensionaI, high- an attempted "OperaHon Candor.” gently oyef their somewhat dif \ \ — — ■ troduefed Modern furniture to its /'irsif with Custom Covering and-low lo o j^ Wilton Broadloom, in If these statements were to oe A series of afternoon teas, held patrons, ^ver since we have been ferent . 'reaction in another in yesterdky afternqon at the various scroll design. Choice of Apple Green, taken seriously, If we were really stance of apparent success for watchful-of Modern style., in order wieeeeeweeei elementary school buildings, gave j Cocoa or Pearl Gray in 12 ft. width to act on them, they could mean what-is alleged to be a ,Commu a pleasant opportunity for teach-1 to bring you what we coD..ider the sofas 185'®® chairs 44'^® for rugs or carpeting. Reg. 510.25 only one of two things, either that nist movement. /lisssssssssj ers to become belter, acquainted | most promising trends. Here’s one, grade, we deliver an immediate a t^ ic with those from-ôther schools in in a See-Foam finished mahogany. Down in British Guiana, a rich, ^slsiSssss» town who are teaching in the same attack on Russia ourselves,. which raw country on the north coast grade level. An Invltalipn^-sehed- 'The big double dresser is included. Years' ago w« began offering np- most of these speakers themselves of South America which is ia- ule had been annoimced some Usually 5239.00 for three pieces. holstered furniture to our custom^ *7 ’®^ Sq. YA say a peaceful nation can't do, or habltcd b.v 3,000 Europeans and weeks ago, and principals of the ers in a “covered-to-order" selec .V. elementary acifpoia act.^ .aA.hoatsL. that we proceed to spend billions 500,000 other human beings, theile ^ ' £ tion of fabrics . . . patterns and ot dollars trying to prepare atomic Classrooms were' o^>en to the has been something of a rev 0111 - v isitin g teachers, and rooms In the colors to fit specific decorating defenses. This, in turn, has only tion in progress. The first ,-«agc various buildings which were .schemes. Here are two of today’s one real, practical meaning if we of this revolution came when na chosen for the serving of Mfresh- favorites, available in a choice of are going-to follow through on it. ments were brightly decorated in tive political elements demanded a fall- motifs. I quaint, small-scaled document It is to change the fare of Amer change in the constitution ®P*(V1 head, and in concentrating KNI omcf smart plain covers. Usually If there Is any difference be up to IJ6 horsepower. . . realistically and inteltig^tly on tween these events, 'and the events M ore M aatlvOf more impressive from every DKER. OR CX)Wr 5126 00 First with what men actually riiay 'be able b^' which the Communists moved to For office or home; angle—with a longer sweep of clean-Jined heauty in to do about their fate. Perhaps he control in China, It would Mem S great new Series With a wide selection of m c ^ i Webber, K«n. (^^'They’Ve tag 69.75 Take that chill off Now F u ll-T im a Fowor ged It a "dow"—but Tom Irijlton the Ply the advocates of “OperaUon calf. ry dining pieces are fine ex "recognizing” the ktuation In While thb Fultona report seeing cushions: smart decorator covers and amples: " Candor,” and this, we aay, is good. British Guiana by sending down STANDARD MODEL F r ^ new beauty nnd el^nnce give even greeter fneening to the deer with cows on their farm, nail trims. Ordinanly it is our 5129.00 We are supposed to be men, not the crulMr Superb, and landing Simiar in •spAoroncA and ksat thrilling performance that hag made Dodge America’s Action Car. livestock experts at Ksnsaa State quality. 54 inch Welsh Cupboard, frightened animals. troopA s«*p«l to ifca abevA. Thraa Kaal College aay they don't believe cows "The choice that speUs terror Dial SwHdt — bira Hi«b, Higti, See, Drive the ’54 Dodge during Premikre Week—starting Oct. 8, and deer inter-breed. • , reg. S194.5P and Madiuni—'Offan M daOC Drop-leaf Table, reg. 5119.00 and death," said President Eisen I POPULAR DBPirTY hower before the United Church IngredienU of "Freedom?’*. HwaadiiNnct woflesa*. 3 # » DODGE FJmpire Arm Chairs, reg,! 525.00 . H ie Action Car for A ^ v e Americans Women at AtlanUc Oty yesUr- Cary, N. C.‘ (P)—Wake; County Empire Side Chairs, reg. 52iO.OO An organlaation, calling ItMlf a (Other pieces Available) day, “ig symboUaed by a mush- "Oongreaa of Freedom," and com- Deputy Sheriff'WUey Jones’ popur 1 FAOm ÎrMest ______a M__ BsaidbaNM sal sHm nIM • lority was’put to the test recently. r fAGEtm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 .196S MANCUESrER EVENING'HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 .19S3 Funeral Home. Jamea Beattie of le Brethem officiated and burial Economic Help Collections Lower il3 I Finds Obituary waa in the East Cemetery. Six Residents Bolton Bearers w'era Robert Beattie, Colt Gass Control Arthur Garltck, Sherwood Clough, The Herald erroneouuly re George' Forbes, Clarence Fogg and 111 Point Four ported yesterday that collec Seeking Post Greenlease Ralph Gates. tions from parking meters on CEMOTISESSON MtS‘ Ralph Rrdll to A ttend Deaths the streets and In the town- f Hit by Senator , - ...... rM e,"——t: owned lot during Bebtember. Applicants for Position , W E GREEN STAMPS exceeded the , 12-month aver- GOP Regional Conference 874-8X8 TP.I. MI-8-S181 SX4-8XS TEL. NI4HIM1 Boy Dead Patrick Fergusciii, ■ Washington, Oct. 7 OPJ—Sen. elge. The collection* for the As Assistant to Mar MAIN ST. MANCHESTER About Town \' MAIN ST. MANCHESTEB Ellender TD-La), back from a month totaled 32,058.50, below tin Now Number 22 (Oontinoc>*'rt-tlmc workers In .'un- Plngerprlatlag Slated controlled mass picketing" uotaidc ploycs, missing there for three days. Blekinge, Sweden, Sept. 10, 1867. Velma May of Yarmouth, Me. made an appointment for .him to World, War I, was a past grand time posts when those posts be CHIPS All CD personnel participating; His return prompted hope that and was a retired gardener. His .see President Eisenhower tomor knight of the Greenwich Council. come open. LAKELAND In the mock lald on Oct. 18 who Mrs. Holyoke P. Adama Ransom negotiations had been suc- wife, Lena (Gustafson) Johnson, row;. Knights of Columbus, and had been have not pievlously been finger hava returned from their vacation PL ,\Y F O l'K UA.'HK.S According to the general mana STURDY BOY spent In Maine. - cessfiil and the boy's return was died in 1938. In these conferences, Ellender prominent at many state and na ger's office the committee also dl.a- printed have been requested to ap Imminent. j Mr. Johnson leaves three daugh pear at the flrehouae' tonight at a.ald. he was trying to point out tional conventions of the fraternal cussed the possibility of adjust Maarkester Evealag HeraM Kl- an established fashion fact:. Then came a quick, tragic turn ters. Mi.ss Florence 1... Miss Esther ■Annapolis. Md. (yP) — The Naval matters requiring prompt alten- order. ing part-time salaries upward to &; o'clock. David .L.^_Bajley who M. Johh.son and Mrs. Ivsr Seott. Academy's junior varsity football heads tha CD auxiltary poUca will UngtoM rorrespondeat. Mra. O. F. In developments. After a flurry of tlon. He said he later' lyllt file a SiirviVing are his widow. Connie compensate'workers who do not SHOES for the ENTIRE FAMILY Berr, lelephoae Raehvllle 6-8313. rumors, the FBI announced, that all of Manchester; a brother, Olof squad has a four-game schedule W iôre. and a daughter, Mary receive the holiday benefits full-1 do the flngerprlntinjft Any othgr this season. Coached by Frank full report with the (Senate Ap the boy's body had been found tn Johnson of this town: a sister. propriations Committee, pf which Julia Wigmore. time employes do. | persona' who wish to sign the a shallow grave in the backyard of Mrs. John P. Ander.son of West Foster, the Jayvees open their he is a rnember. Mrs. Heady In St. Josieph. Hartford and several nieces and season on Oct. 17 against the ire welcome to report to the fire- |Mefliatioh Slated nephews. The Senator said he felt Amer The grave was behind a modest Princeton juniors.' The other three ican Point Four advisers were bniiselouae tonight.tonirht ^ I „ frame bungalow surrounded by a Mr. Johnson was a member of games on the card are Pensacola I trving to do too much quickly, Tomorrow right, CD personnel T\atU9ui|L|[¥ BnldLgt Emanuel Lutheran Chiireh and ror Meriden Halt hedge of honeysuckles. Naval Air Station on Oct. 24, j "They think they can take back- will meet again with the area di The FBI said it had definitely Scandia Ixidge. Order of Vasa. Pennsylvania JV on Nov. 6 and rector, Couimander Robert H. Funeral .services will be held F ri f ward people and teach them our established Hall handled the let Balnbrldge (.Md.) Naval Training ways overnight," he said. Barnes, at the Community Hall for Meriden. Oct. 7 <67 — Company ters demanding the ransom. day afternoon at 2:.30 in Eman Station on Nov.' 13. fuilhrr perfecting plana for the offlciala and reprasentativas of a uel Liitheran Chirreh. The Rey. In some countries. Ellender The style and comfett E«ak Hall told St. Louis Police he first said, "our advisers are proposing 824-838 TEL. .M1-S-SI6I coming practice test. striking CIO Electrical Worktrs became acquainted with the Green Carl E. Olson will officiate and B,16a ON TO l'R MAIN ST. The local CO iinit la awara that union will meet at Hartford tomor for thcmaclvc*!... you know burial will be in the family plot so many projects that It would MANCHEHTER lease family years ago when he overtax the econom.v of the host competent axeciitlon ofj rescue row with state tnd fcdaral roedl- immidiatdy that you'R in the East Cemetery. Fort Worth. Tex.. Oet. 7 i/D— techniques in time of stress or I store In the late it move to bring ■MRcr—that you've made attended the same school with Friends may call at the Watkins country to carry them out." He Paul Greenlease, an adopted son A flight of B36« took off from added that, aa a reault.'There la a panic Is of paramount Importance. about settlement Of a S-day-eld a m m ttr fimhion buy. Funeral Home. 142 East Center farawell .-Mr Force Base here As one of their number expressed i strike at the Oonnectleut Ttle- who now is associated in the auto St., tomorrow between the hours tendency for thia country to step mobile business with the father. this morning for a I'. S. haap in in and aunpl.v needed capital. 0 It. "studying w hat must ba dqne I phone A Electric Corp. hers. of 2:30 snd 4:30 and 7 to 9:,30 p.ni., North Africa. 0 Is one thing but actually doing It The scheduled meeting wga an Greenlease said he did not recall and until 10:.30 Friday morning. He cited a number of projects aa attending school with Hall. examples, all in areaa of Africa Is something else again.” nounced Jointy yeater^y by State In conditions Emulating aa near Mediator Renato RIecliuti and Hall admitted he had been plan Mrs. bllllie L. Decker LA.\D8I.IDK KILIJt FOI B which he did not name. ning the kidnaping of Bobby for In one ca.se. he said, this coun ly as possible what might actually Faderal Mediator Walter Werk- about two years. Mrs. Millie L. Deeker, 83, widow Oslo, Norway, 0<-f. 7 — A try la paying half the coat of happen In event of enerhy attack helser after Mayor William J. of Horace Decker and mother of landslide undercut a highway ami building and equiping an agricul on civilians, the group will test Cahill, Jr., denied a company re Hall was paroled from the Mis- Horace T. and Lawrence I. Decker their knowledge In pracUce Qct. quest that ha deputise the piant'a Bourl State Penitentiary last April a railroad track a few miles out- tural college. In another, he added, NEW -THE BOY SHIRT of Manchester, a former resident side Oslo today killing tour iter- the United States la paving 40 18. Tliey anticipate msiiy bene: protection force. 24 from a fl-year term, for robbiEry of East Hartford, died yesterday fictal results from self-obaervatlon TTie union struck Monday morn LOW-PRICED ZIP-OUTS which he started serving in Jan. sons. Niimeroiia other travelers per cent of. the coat, or 10 million morning at the Lawrence and Me rsraped death. dollars, to reclaim desi'rt land, th at day. ing making demand! which include So Smart in Sanioriz^ Wovan Cotton 26, 1652. morial Aa.sociated Hospltala,' New Hearing f'llaie Set a union shop and nine paid holi Arrested Fretpiently London. The hearing clinic at the school days. Other demands were not dis Mrs. Heady has been arrested $9.45 Born In East Hartford, Ort. 9, tomorrow and Friday will S'Ceom- closed by the union but a company Strip**, plaim* numerous times. 1869. a da 'ghler of the late John modate children bom In 1848 and spokesman said' they wars "non Maes' AA to EEB 2.98 la c k St**» 3S-3S 29.98 u. 39.98 Marsh was released from the A. and Susan Mnr.se Alger, ahe scheduled to enter school next Sep economical.” ' Missouri Prison in October, 1651 lived- there most of her life. She tember. They are designed to de Mayor Cahill, denying the re- ■if fashion hitforanihaiaboraniha 0 i6faw» loch Zip-euto, the Goats that are right fair' |all, winter, from a two-yeari) term for child was a ’member of the Bigejow l tect an.v possible hexring defects queet af the vtcf passtdent and Sliirt porfadly ason-taiiorod wMh ragulolion lawttnack- spring. Smart new styles In fashion-important matart* molestation. Chapter, OES, of East Hartford. SPECIALISTS! for reniedfsl attention before the gentrni mnnngai;; Alonae M. Harp The FBI sa.vs Mar.sh is a marked Besides her two sons in Man- [ Qtmlitf fMiM fktf Im ATtANTIC child gets to school. •f tha commuiâttona equipment hohd collar, yok# hdeb, lonf tfocvac, sWrt tailt. Atony ata. Warm wool ahtUs sip In or out In a jiffy. Bxcep/ man, he has his name tattooed on •ARAOIS: ■NNeriek, cheater, ahe lea>e.s two daughters. | SI ■■ Mrs. Roy Bosworth and Mra. firm, .told newsmen he was as boost f liomlaf goldrnftn They will also arrange transports- situation has produced no unto- Louis. bur.v; two other son.«. Clayton A. ! tion where necessary. 8X6 MAIN STREET TEL. Miv^-SMI Hall reconstructed the kidnaping Decker of Ridgmvood, N. J., and M NWN pimaiT - flaming Evanta for St. Louis Police. He said that Alvin E. Decker of Haverton, Pa.: FnsT PArMENT m r «Nn The fire department will meet he met Mrs. Heady about three 16 grandchildren and six great tonight at 3 o'clock. months ago in a St. .Joseph tavern. grandchildren. SYEAlSTIPAr A meeting of the Temporary U LE8AL BEVERAfiES 4 "I told .her I had a son by a I The funeral wilt be held tomph- II'YEAI MAIANm Regional High School Planning' AT LOW rWOE* ^ 4 former wife and my former wife I row afternoon at 2:30 at the I^w- Committee will be held at the local ‘ had custody of the child," Hall I kirk and Whitney Funeral Home, Fin KIT CAMEUATIM OAIK School tomorrow night at S. told police."I said his name was! .3J8 Burnside Ave.,'Esst Hertford, MNkTIlKniUllUMClia SANFORIZED COTTON FLANNELS Roeka'Added te library t Arthur Dn| SttiM 1 Bobby Greenlease and persuaded j with liirisl ill Center Cemetery. New additions to Bolton Public f HOURS S A, M. te ^ Friends msy call at /he funeral Library shelves during September her to go to Kansas City with me j Prc-built sections ore easy for you to i r-i' r and get him out of school so I hontie imtil the hour of'the funeral. All at One Low Price - New Fall Patterns Include, the fiction tltlea; could see the bo.v." specially trained men will erect for you compl. t. f... Baldwin, "Breath of Life;” Ben ■S4-RXS Hall added Mrs. Head.v agreed M rs. Hilmna .4 nilerson foundation to final rus' proof nail no sulj-fcn' ri. rm. nett, "Widow of Bath;” Branaon. TEL. MI-S-6181 to accompany him to Kan.sas City Mrs. Hilma n./Hultln Anderson, ‘‘Beggar's Choice;" Cotterell, FOR BUT IN MAIN ST. MANCHESTEB and help him. widow of H o n in g Ander.son. ^ ATLANTIC COAST Wa$hfaMl eoloTM Yd. Manimam thrinkagt 1% ‘'Westward, the Sun;” . DuAeld, East' Middle^'Tpke.. died this m orn LUMBER CORP. ‘■Dusty Dawn;" Eberhart. "Dead- VENETI BUNDS He said he drove the woman to men's Plana;" Farris, "Ramey;” a spot near the school where he ing at the Manchester Memorial lOFl UItVNFll AVI HAMOIN CONN jL ‘nW lor H o sp ita l/ Q Soft, m«dtum-w«tght fabric li (D Moppad on both sidai for (c) Sonforlgad, colorfost fobric b Grey, "Betty Zane and Code of the hada Cempaay let her out with instnictlons to irec loUU', of West;” Hill. "The Enchanted take a taxicab to the school. Hall Bpriîn Sweden, she had been Representative printad with fleral datigns, mant- softnasi, waor. Parfact for making wovan In ehaeks, plaids, kala M. Maachester IK>N RYA-V, .51 Oakdale Road Bam;" Knight, •'Valae Macabre;” said he told her to tell the nuns a resident of Manche.ster for the photO' <5, wsor gaomstriu, juvtnils fovor- pojamot, slips and bibnkats. Vot- stripas. Noppad on both sidat M1-8-S841 pa:^' 60 yea:a. She was one of Wethersfield—Phone Hartford 9-4868 Rhode, "Death at the Danes;” HEATING EQUIPMENT' INSTALLED she was the boy's aunt and that ! cirscription J. older membera of the Eman Itti. Vatrdysd colon. 36' wide.. dyad colon or whita. 33-36'. for softnins and waor. 35-36'. Waltari, "The Dark Xngal." his mother was ill. | Non-fiction titles added Include: . Hall . said he^vaited for the ■ uel Lutheran Church and a char "Bettef Homes and Garden's Gar \ ) ts'oman in a parking lot. When she ter member of Scandia Lodge, den Book;” Early, "New York returned, (hey drove to the Coun Order of -Va.sa. Read Herald Aidra. •■Ttl try club plaza where "I told Bonnie She leavea one aon. Einar And to get out of ihe station \Vagon er.son of Manche.ster: two daugh on the plaza and go shopping w hile ters; Mra. Earl Van Camp of Man / I visited the boy." ' chester and Mra. Joseph Spang After the woman left the station of Wellesley, Mass.; a foster wagon, Hall said .he drove several brother, eiifford Sault of Man biggest WP.SHER NEVUS OF THE VEAR! bloeks away where he met his chester; a foster sister. Mrs. Cofi- accomplice and that bv pre- rad Caspersim of Manchester, and ^ 8:4-828 i TEL. MlrS-5161 arrangement he turned the boy seven grandchildren.' , -MAIN ST. MANCHESTER over to Marsh w'ilh Inathictions to The funeral'Will b« held at the .take him to the St. Joseph home Emanuel Lutheran Church Satur of the woman. day afternoon at 2 o'clock, with r Hall .-said when he and . the . the pastor,' the Rev. Carl E. Ol ' \ woman arrived pt the St. Jo.seph : son. officiating. Burial will be ir home he, parked the car in a drive- 1 In the East (Jemeterj’. way leading tq the basement. 1 Friends may call at the Holme* "I went into the basement and Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Frii BARGAIN found th» boy's body," Hall told po day afternoon and evening "from lice. "He had been shot and the 3 to 5:30 and from 7 to 9:30. fiin .was beside the body. It was a 6 f f e r gun I e.arlier had given to the ac Harold W. KUkert , - tg p B I complice." '■T Mall insisted to police he had no Harold Walter Rickert,. .56, 427 intentions of killing the boy. Main St., died at the Manchester "My God, 1 didn't plan to harm Memorial Hospital'last night, after 1.00 the child.”" a abort illness. . _ ' Mrs. Heady, a childless divorcee, He was born In SalisburyX VL, /I professed ignorance of the child's Oct. 15, 1896. A palnte.r by tLde, be wasi ftnployed by John I. QLson. death and Instated ahe didn't know Tradeda AUowaaek she was participating In a kidnap, He was a member of the Church of ing. When told the boy's body had tha NazarCn'e. . F or y ear oM waqher ■4 ' ^ e n found at her home in St. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Doro a«r. Price ...... 33A8A6 AUTOMATIC OILrFIRTO <' Joeeph ahe exclaimed: thy French Rickert; two sons. FM LIMITEI T IIII.... 20-INCH COAL-FIRCD "You find him! And in my back Myron . and Ronald Rickert, both Trade—la ...... b8.88 FORCED AIR FURNACE yard.” - of Manchester; threis daughters. STEEL GRAVITY FURNACE COAL CAST l|OH HOT St. Loula^ Police officials said Mrs. Paul Griffin of-Brandon, Vt.. Y ear emt 8IMAS OIL-HRED LO-BOY the-gun usdd to kill the little'boy and Mrs. Robert Richmond and was in Hsll’sr posaesalon at the Miss Elsie Rickert. both of Men- W A m BOILlR FORCED AIR FURNACE time of hia aiTcat in a hotel room. i. - ■nfoy Ibaso Chester;, one brother, Ralph MB V aU N FMtMWOi Thrw ihotfl had b«en expended. ' Rickert of Manchester; one sister. Hall aaid he waa shocked when Mrs. Noble Jennings of Brandon, a M S IH ia . lie found the boy dead but he went and three grandchildren. . FAMILY Swe aver heM ea see*, 167.50 402.50 R «t. 309.no. NOW 288.00 R tf. 249.50. NOW 229.50 ahead with ransom plana anyway., The funeral will be held tomor SIZI weler end tael. , ^3 put it (the body) in a^'blg e M 1-18. tm s a i. Easily eeaveiXa ta gas, eU. or stoker flrlag. UHra leowipact for small bomea. Cempleto- row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the (Ikilm/ HeadlM feoiityeire leede, Fast kaattag. Heavy-gaus* *te«l firs ebaia- High preasure atonrialag-type baraer aas-ea plastic bag and buried the boy in a Church of the Nazarene. Burial Deep fire box.' Mae 871 aq. ft. bat water ly aatooeattc. Pot-type vaporlalag banwr. ffkve I dug In. the back yard,” GET SET to count SAVINGS with this a Mvui xsaxx. ber—firebrick llaiag. Smoke aad gas Mght.. .tuet 118,888 B TU autpuL Price laehidca will be in the East Cemetery. tadlaUea. OaoM la today. Oaa ptaea stool ceoibaatlaa chamber, ndt» Hî said. ‘T, • placed floweri on wonder-working WHIRLPOOL I Does Meet Htara riaalof kaewa Head ^ t r o le iarluded. 13,088 BTU outpat turaace. all baraer, blewer aad emitrela.. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 e MfflM M im ' th# boy when I-ûried him." Main . St., will be open for the 244.95 WARDAMATIC WASHER Also available lii XX-X4” medels. ator gtvM larga heat area. 1X.688 B TU . Hall laid he contacted the fam POWERFUL TANK CLEANER . BIG WASHINGS ia minulcs-mves you CMfie, tatel clesaeiat. convenience. of friends until 10:30 M-W DELUXE OIL HEATER .time. Cteans gtnily, ifflciently>—mvea • • Ai '• ily four or five Umes, twice by tomorrow morning. .1; a PNTAIlt letter. ' ' Porcelain QO Ask about w a r on clolhea. S-YEAR WARRANTY Ndw ^DctDhiiity • CdmmIdB enamel dbA H aO O Terma * Rfiff. 42.9.T casters (ssMmD S to 3-room-alxe A$k about Turmg' 39.88 Ask about Tcrmn on TranwiUaion,'loo. Act at once to • IKDIA LIMIT 8 ACTIVITIE.S 59.95 make Uiis. Whirlpooi Washer youtt. C O M M 'kW W I Fully automatic washer now sale-priced. Washes Te Mr. t. Peppalards I am lalwoatod bi Is r.^ pumlturo-sfylad staal cobinal, axdusiva oval .spraod ' Let Wards experts give yea frto.advta aa bow to replace my at the leweat eaoL Wards aaparta wUl arrange laatal- WaahlBgtoa. Oct. 7 0P>—-Mrs. Funerals 9 lbs. gently and thoroughly with efficient alumi EfFIciant lightwaight Tank Vpcuwm Claonar spaclaUy . | Haattag Dept. th e r , lafatmattas a* I M te Edwards reaigiied today num agitator. Washes, deep rinses, spray rinses 3 Roma ■ burnar, affkiant pilof, for aidomoHc hadlinii. year eU-faoblaaed. "bet aad ceM” kdatlag oait with ■ a tsHaa by shllM workers— carsfaUgr cbossa to do a lew- I Msaritgaassry Ward Ca. heaUag eqolpassat. f tlmea;--ahuts off automatically. Wardriar .. 1H.SS porchosad for big sOvings. Strong suition for fast Manckastor, EaSus. M dtawetar ef womeiTa artisitfea william Fatteroon I Ask about H. medorh, jop-to-dato pleat. Years af tralalag aad axpari. oast Jsb tbat gts-sa eomplsto satisfactlaa. Cheaoa year y DeaoocraHc National Private funeral sendees for Wil •borough claaning. .Mock and pollshad matol. 6 >' .. FUEL TANK ... 8.43 PAN A8SEMBLT ... 17.81 aoea qaaMfy tbam to select a beatlag ayatoaa ‘‘tallarsd” to MW plaat oew. e a e r e a s e'eeae aasassa *d a f I Bko win continue to liam Patterson of SI Brookflsld daonbg took. Praa toma damorntrotion. BENSON’S, Inc. \: —TTs aa viea efcalnnaa a f tfea •'•ItJ this morning a t at year l aade t * give'you. I Addrsaa aaaaeaeseaseeeeseee 10;80 at the T. P, HeUeran ■ ;/. 10 il iMiN i r m r — m . Mi-9.i24Ji ]KOa aaeaasseeaeeaâeaeeeeeaeaeeeea \ 4 - - - . . i \ I ■■ 9'V ,. 1 - . ■m . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7 .195S «AKCHS8tER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 1958

B o y ^ K i l l o r t^ r n to safety )|i|nugh the irtai- MMinoutb, tr, J„ as a sseurity adsattat, -was'quotod bj' Oi* Post Troops Dispatched rtok. gg ggytnf! rtamea spraadlng quickly Tha Post says Dr. Tamtns re *T haV* not bsim in th* case the Blue Blazes to See the lu SurpriM Raid through the tam per roof and th* To British Guiana vealed the aa*|i*nalcn after news long anoiigh to know all th* de- aidawalls|pr*v*ntod bar from ra- dispatohas told that the Army an- tolls othar than to know Ultra la galnlng dntrahe* to aiUropt the nounead la Washington suspoasion no basis for It. 1 know h* la a dia- Modern miracle for dry, linad skin I property owner* that they tr* open «sgs Oaa) rAxu* of othara, ah* said, (CaaUaaad ftam Pag* Oas) for aaeurity reasons of an uadls- Uaguiabad aciantist aad I'm-sura to th* public. dosad number of persona at Uu Gay aty This Way It la uhderatood that no Area a n volvar be used in shooting his way Plragghtars sajd th'a houa* — ha la aO 'stcumy risk. Wo win Trail System located about 61* mUas aaat of Th# amendments would abediah laboratory. It did not nam* th* fight to prov* any ebargas against to be started and that th* hikar out of th* East Uda PoUea Sta Hogback MounUla—was rtduead ths isflslatlva U^wr Houa*,' or parsons. h ^ are untrue." will not abuN th* courtaay of tha tion. to. **h*a In-litU* mor* than an BUto Council, to which tha gvvar- Whan queattonad aboiit th* Post "Tainins la in no sanas attochod HE^lena Rubinstein’s New property owner*. Fires may - b* PoUe* aalA thay had bean caUad hour, nor appoints six of tha nine msm- story. Dr. Tamlns, at da NaWton Of 500 Miles lighted where offtclai tlreplacea are to th» horn* of Mra. JLaievatar to tha Maaeacbuaatta lasUtuU of Plr* officials aaid thay btllavs hars, and oust thraa British eivll horns, aald; T haven't any atate- Tachnolqry," * apokssmdn aald to provided, usually in s u te fonats Hardaick, 62, aftar ah* aald ah* aarvaat mambara from tha 3g- meat to make." .Asked If he would and parka, but thla prlvileg* is cam*. bom* and found Robinson the Are started la a pantry but day. "He is a civilian employ# of Awaits Hiker addad they could not learn , ita mambar Houa* of Assembly and make a statement laUr, he aald: th* Army Bigaal Oorp* aaalgnod withdrawn between Oct. IS and t»'e’'e with her four young chil,^ the ll-m*mbar Executive Couaell. T can’t UU." to the taaUtuto aa a Maiaon omoar. Lanlolin •Vitamin Formula Dec. 1, and between Alarch 1 and drea, • axact causa, at laast not bdtors thay are aW* to qaaattoa Mrs. This would laavs BrtUla UiO gov Attorney Samuel Markell, who Ha-has BO official ooaaactlon with By EMH.Y W. SMITH May IS, becauM of the special An ivobinaon, who had been aetaed ernor's place in tba csblaat and said h* had been retained the th* hwtnaU.” danger in th en periods. by'polic* Mohdsy night as a aua- Beaton. T'elloW' the blue blue* and Me Th* Haaeoeka lost a child by the speaker of Uw Aaeembly, ap For the first time in history, Helena Rubinstein eombinea two modem Trampers are expected to follow peeled auto thief, bolted to free pointed by Ui* govenwr. Connecticut, the beauty of Ita RUINS OF CAY th* route indicated and net to ream dom while being'Queatioaed by de- drowning last aummer when they miracle ingredienta in hw new Laiwlin-Vitamin Formula •—copies nature's autumn foliaite, the do|nôod and at will through the property.' At all tecUvaa. H* aiiot Patrolman lived In Athene Vt., near WU laurel of apring, and the far viewa times, they should oeatiw no jam ta QuinUii, 40, startling th* inington. Army Suspends way to help your akin look t^ bm cer, sm o o th es, sorT B sI j v from Ita rugged htlla. Therb la no BIRCH hTN-RD, VIA NORfR TRAIL vegetation, respect,, n n flower* detective* whan ha puUad a gun and leave no litter. from hia ball. , better way to relieve the atrain GISBY FIRE TOWtR m NORTH TRAIL 2.30 8lnc* 1S2S, th* development of Aa h* flgd Into tha atreat, poliea Five Employes For Dance Students- of everyday living. tramping trail* has been one ot the Mid, Robinson fired two or three vnawN A for beausy from without... Vitamin K, recogaiaed Thla appeal ia part of the mea- GLSBY FIRE TOWER VIA OTUTHTRAIL 2/W) I regular activities of the Oorniectl- more shoU. One bullet atruek and Locdl Stocks by medkal Kieace aa tbs Skin Vitamin, works on the aorfaco aage contained In a bulletin laaued cut and Forest Park: Assn., with killed Danlal Deccra, 11, who was (Oeatianad fram Pag* Oaa) by ' the ' Gdhhecticur Developmeht' the 'iVaiii CkimmRle* HtgUtUttfi walking naar the atatloa wUh-hla town ffimUhag By BLACK iflP BALLET SLIPPERS to mek away ai^ actually prevent dryneis aad (lakiag. Commlaaion, and how few people Mctlons in various parta of the brothar, Anthony, 13. . Oebm * MUdtakwek. laa Julhts and Ethei Rosenberg were living; in Mancheater realiae that The youth told detectives al electrocuted. earlier this year af stale to take car* of th* trails In 1 p. m. prises ter being convleted of havUm de aiAUiv noM wiTHiM. . . Lanolin, dm beauty boon laoat closely there ia . ample opportunity for that particular area. though police had aearched him B aak fto ek s doing Juat thia within tne environa livered atomic seetato to Soviet TAP BaM b SHOES resembling natural sUa oils, works^below the sorface for all- Etch section Is encouraged \o da- they did not find the gun he had Bid Aakad eapioaage agents. of the town by expending a little- velop systems of tide trails And tucked in a holster r,>stled inside First Natlohal Bank importaiit moiature to plump out skin. HBooth e a t wrinklea, time and energy, for a network o f his waistband. He said he had Army offteials at F t Monmouth round-trip walks, under th* an>rov- of Maadiasur , 66 67 declined to comment, referring all revive a yonnger look. traila has been laid out in the I si of th* Trail* Committee, and to- atolen thS gun in a lioldup Satur Hartf National vicinity of Highland Park Springe, inquiries to th* PMtogon in Wash be laid out according to a definite and Trust .. 301* ington. \ which offera aeveral round trip itandard. ^blnscm ahw told 'pOUc* that he 'ord Conn. Trust 80 85 lAMOUN-VITAMIN lOCMUiA. . . is so tcadily ab*r»bed, so greaap- walka, of varying length, to "Follow the blue blasea," to Gay City mill, live tentha of a mile distant, or by either of two trail* Knew* All Answon had watched th* acoras of police ichastor Trust 60 hlkere. men who Joined In the aearch TAMINS NAlfEO free youll apply b to your skin tUytimes under mok*4ip aad to the Olaatmibury Are tower. This sign of the Connecticut Forest and Park Aaaociation, located on In charge of th* Manchester Phoanix BUto Bank Boston, O ct 7 (P)—Th* Boston By following a trail through the Monday sight Is th* far aoutbeast aad Truat ...... 55 60 > overni^ without leaving a trace on (ace or piOew. For ipcad, wocida, the hiker becomea Intimate Route 85 in Hebron. pUnta the way to Gay City, a ^thriving community 150 years ago now a "ghost" Trails Section, wdth a total of Post today Mya Df. Hyman. O. CEHOMSE&SdN a* It 28 milea of main and feeder section of ^"~ctty- M* Md FIro lam raaoe Ooaapaal** Tamtns, MaasaiiliusatU Inatitute for ease, for fabulous rauka you’ll say you’ve never aiedMqr- ly acquainted with every fcfct of town, but soon to come alive again as the atate develops it for a recreational area. The approach after h* ftad from tha. Station he Aetna F ir* ...... 51 « 53 the way, be it through dark for- trsits under hia Jurlsdictioa, is ran Into A flaU acroee etreet, or Tschnology artsntlat told It the thing like it ia your life! to Gay City may be reached by following Route 85 .from Manclirater, out Camp Meeting Rd. to Bolton Porter, who knows all ths answer* Hartford F ir# ...... 157 163 Army haa suspended him from the WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS. K eata. over aunlit ridgea, or through and then seven tenths of . a mile beyond the Hebron town line, where ia situated on the right, far back climbed into a tree Mftd hid for NaUonal Fir* 72 ■s graaay meadowa. Once traveled, concerning th* trells to this area as nearly two hour*. Signal Corps Laboratory at F t from the'roadi an old house, which is part of the Gay City property. At the edge of the road it well as the trails in many ethei- Phoenix e i p* NOTI AMta aoms. It guarrb viuaaa th at particular apot la hla to hold He told detaetieeirhe attempted LH* aad ladematty laa, Oea. against de- aeen the above sign indicating the trails Into Oay City and beyond. sections, " later to steal a policeman'a auto forever in hia memory, the beauty, ' Allen Hotchkisa, 'EUst Middle Aetna Casualty ...... 133 130 atroctive light, preaervea effectivceeaa for yon. the aUence and the peace which but fled when the officer, Walter ^ e tn a U f a ...... 78 76 I ’Tpk*., assists him with soma of Belew, 31, fired a t him three euch eurroundlnga bring to the in this work, aa does Franci* Bird of Com. OsnCral ...... 102 1 0 0 dividual, or the memory of the time*. He aald he epant Monday Hartford Btcam Boil.. 43 46 1-MONTH •MONTH laughter ancT fun of a group of Volunteerg Ge^r Trailfl Ellington. night and moat of yesterday hiding Traveler* ...... 720 J 5 0 2 s a 9 A member of the Appalachian 740 s u f K y SUPPLY young people aa they travel Over In a South 'Sid* garage and then PaMieUtilities Mountain Club, Mr. Porter became stole *n automobile and drove near _> the traila. interested In ths Connecticut For Oona\ lig h t Power .. 15 16t| ■ Nature, whether it be apring or his home. Conn. Power...... 3 8 ^ 40H est and Park Assn, through this X Robinson, who had been picked fall, aummer or ^nter. in ita ever- connection. Hartford Elec. Lt .... 52H 541* changing aapecta, offera an added Xip in the stolen car with Leon Hartford Gae Co. , 5 4 67 Besides being- trails rhairman Freeman, 18, was held without Bo. New England attraction for the hiker, whether of the Manchester section, in he ia tateaeated in the treea. flow- charge for appearance Thureday Tel...... 33 64 ARTHUR DRUG STORE era. animal life, rock formatlona. charge of the trails from Hebron at an inquest into the DecOro boy’s Maaafactotlag Oeaipaalsa 942 BIAIN STREET — ST. JAMES ILOCK which he aeea along the way, or in Ave„ Glastonbury, to th* Massa -death. Freeman was held by Am. H ardw are...... 13 14 chusetts line. Porter Is -also a juvenllo authoritie*. ^ Arrow, Hart, Heg. 88H Juat the beauty of the general' member of the Adirondack Mt. acene, ; Assoc. Spring .... 28 36 IMN) MHea in State Club, is chairman of the Guide Bristol Brass l«t* 16^ Perhapa few people realiae that Book Committee of that club, and Six Children Die Cheney Bros...... n throughout the atate of Connecti has been elected to the board of OoUlna 65 100 cut there are laid out over 900 governor* and executive commit 6hn-Hart ...... S3 35 on worm clothes o t Grants milea of hiking traila, more than tee of the club. In Vermont Fire Fafnir Bearing ..... U 37 anv other atate In New England Porter also I* a former aecre- H art Cooley ...... 87 40 tary of the Adirondack 4d*rs. Landers, Ftory, Oik. 25 37 except New Hampahlre. many of (Oontl— a* from Png*. Om) -Jwst iMk Bf fiM rahMs alwwR iki tM* |m b «. COLGATE them over privately owned land. i whose members havs climbed all New Brit. M a^ Co- 30 SO 46 of the major peak*. 4.000 feet North and Judd . 3* 37 W b MloctBd I bSH w i i psdS Bd t h » DENTAL othera_ through atate parka- and absence of Mr. imd Mrs. E*rt Hea- foreata. Theae are deacrlbed in or higher, of the Adirondaeks. Ruasell Mfg...... 1 0 ^ 12ti bBBfllt Bt rack S BtfBIII . * . Bfid YOU PBCkBt fhB CREAM ARTHUP rock, reacued Dennia Bohl. 6,^ and a book entitled "Connecticut Walk A former resident of Montclair, Stanley Works com. . 43 45 GIANT SIZE N. J., Porter ha* lived In Man Cathy Heacock, 3 month*. Terry Steam ...... SB 66 tBVllIf 8l JB66 a b b SbW inwcll JfBB SaWB Bt OrBBtg, Book." which ia publiahed by the Mr. and Mr*. Heacock were In X a drug store A ^ Connecticut Foreat and Park chester for the past 14 years and Torrington .'...... 36 36 r is employed aa a mechanical en nearby Wilmington fq pi A up the U. 8. Envelop* conu . 76 66 47c Assn., a new edition of which will rest of the fumftur* from their U. B. Envelope pfd. . I be published aoon.- gineer at Pratt and Whitney Air 56 63 BUY NOWi lAVi MOWi t- craft. He graduated from Tale previou*. residence. Veeder-Root...... SO S3 Manchester has Ita ahare of The Bohl children aro Uri. Hea- these trails, thanks to the untiring I Unlvenilty 'in 1024. The above quotations ar* not to S-PIECE cock’s by a prevleua marriage and b* eoastrued aa aatual markaU. ON SAU THURSMY, FRIDAYS SATURDAY I efforts of a few volunteers who IT*e Cyclometer neighbors aidd Mrs. Seaton Is Hea- T *PecktfBVBr|r have' explored the surrounding When queationed a* to how he cock's daughter by hia own pre HELPS NOTEE DAME som co\intry. laid out. and marked the i I*y* the trail*. Porter said that vious .marriage. Notr* Dune, lad. (P| — Thar* is DRUG STORE traila, and then mapped them and I when the trail is actually laid Boyi'4.9i SET Mr*. Seaton-w as bunted serir a little of Mount Carmel (Chicago) Anenad Style* written up a description for .the ' out, aAer preliminary exploration ousiy on th* fSpe, arms and up High School connected with th* K walk hook. ] and clearing, the distance Is per body when ah* rescued the Notre Dame football squad. -As- Besides the traila In the vicinity measured by 'using a cyclometer two children through a window. elataat coaches Bob McBride and • S .2 8 S|iG of Highland Park Springs, men \ iOMBRS 2 F (Unis S| e e a « i on a bicycle wheel. Permlaalon The children were not injured. Terry Brennan ar* former Mount ABSORBINE tioned in the second paragraph, . has to be obtained from property Eyewitneaae* said Mr*. Seaton Carmel coaches. Squad awmbara there is the SHenlpsit Trail, which, A i» o u n 6 , owner* to let the trail run through told thafll aha grabbad th* flrat Dan Shannon. Tom tkiray, Paul JACKRTS when completed, will run from ' their property, but most are usual two . children of the eight aaleep Mats, Deick Frasor aad Ban Za- TABLETS Portland to the Massachusetts M ft N C M IdTE R ly cooperative about this. In th* earn* bedroom and brought Jesld are graduatas of th* aebeel. S g MIg 1 0 0 line via the Meshomaalc and She- On some of the trail* more fre (t r ig U t l) 'w • a e a • B,B • a a B a a ___ nipait State Forests, a section of quently used, souvenir hunters w IHINKLE it going through the Highland have removed the eigna placed Park area,-and trails from Gay there by the trail blazers, so many ■EOULAR City connecting with the main i ♦ ♦;*«. V nt\m tn» Tirt toaft trails are iww labeled with m ark ' trail, Shenipsit. as well aa various N' SIZE CAKE IS lW * # ... . ers made of the tops of beer cans. Bayen-Nyten gabardlaa. aide trails, such .as the one from • Hcrsld pbntos. Souvenir hunter* do not renaovr Warm qnlK - llnad CAMAY SOAP (Lhait 3).... the Shenipsit Trail to the Girl These three volunteers, (from left to tight) Allan Hotrhkisa. 31 Blast Middle Tpke., Francis Bird, This map of the trails in Manchester and vicinity will appear In the aditioi^ of the ConaecUcut these, aa they would cut their thrrmgbeot. Wann, tarry Scout camp on Gardner 8t. Ellington, and U Morgan Porter, TO Westminister Rd., spend many hours, at the endless task of lay Walk Book which nrill be published this fall. Outlined In black are the trM ^ the Shenlpisit 1 ^ 1 from Angers In the procea* of trying Tim ton - rollar. Blew a. y . Marks Rasy to Follow ing and clearing the network of about 25 miles of trails from GUatonbury to the Masaachusetta line. Hebron Ave. to Route 44 in Bolton, and the various side trails at Highland Farli anil Gay City. By to tear th* marker from the tree. Mae. gr*ea.-B-lS. CHILD'S 16.98 F a n P in t b’—------Marked in bh»e, either a. slash In fair weather.or foul these volunteers spend many hours at the laborious task of keeping trails following this the new hiker can begin to get. ac quatnted with the' trail* grithin easy distance of Some Balletin* Free clear, with their only reward the knowledge that the trails are ready for the enjoyment of hikers. CORDCBOr PANTS, ( L ia iit 2 ) f . o f . blue„..pAlnt_ on a tree, a tin his home. Bulletins, on many of itiA trolls as alzec 4-16, 8.6A. COAT S l f S ^ WITCH HAZEL marker painted blue and nailed] - sMll'as maps and th* '-ComsoOcut to a tree, or a blue_ sign or arrow made-on the cinder rood, or than two miles, is traveled by about 0.10 miles west of the start- bisects . the North and South miles east to Lake Bohalr and a to th* Maaaartiuaatta Iin* on Ra-. Walk Book,’^ may be obUlned. Use Credit OaapeB .. "1* r*.I'’ the hiker may return to Lookout turning left, north, at Lookout ii^ point at the apring. Trails, as may be seen on the ac dirt road,. Hopkins 'Rd.. on the left. tlesnak* Mill. / some free of charge, and other* at N* Dewa PayaaMt ^ 14.97 easy to follow and are usually Junction. There he may turn right Junction, and following the trail After exploring the network of companying map. Cars mqy be parked here and the a nominal fee, by writing to the well cleared of brush and other From this account it can IM on the Shenipsit Trail to the south down to Spring St. This trail trails in the Highland Park area Marktaig_ New Troll hiker will find the trail by follow- , seen that there, air* atill some a*c- Connecticut Forest and iPafk 0U-i{i8N-i2 grotvth. thanks to the unending and follow this to the Glastonbury crosses the cinder road, sooh after the walker may be Interested in After exploring these nearby ; ing the dirt road 0.10 milea to the : tions of the Shentpalt Trail to/be Assn., T7 Prospect 8t., New Haven. Waal m*ltpair part work of volunteers. Fire Tower, three and a half miles crossing, there are two trails, trying the traila at Gay eity^ the traila, the hiker may be Interested i west. t jdald, about three miles from Bald Information concerning member hvaadi, oiaichlng daeki, VITMIIN8 A few side trails are. marked away, passing the junction with either of which will bring the hiker "ghost town," located on Route 88. ship in the association may alM be b ayi’ ityt*i. Eton to p i; jtoii. 8 8 fuy* with yetioW blazes, for example, In-walking along th* parta of the ; From the Somers Fire Tower, i **!• 1® tbe Maasachusetta llBft and obtained thers. Porter oftca I m a V a lva l. the yellow blazed trail of the Girl hack to the spring, the right hand three quarters of a mile aquth of Shenipsit TraU w-hich have been .the Shenipsit Trail descends north' ■>»*) about 10 mile* from /^ to n ' aMt* furry Iriiai. 3-da. the trail from the Shenipsit Trail Scouts a bout Oi^ iriiles from where branch being .10 milea shorter the Boltoh-Hebron town line, supply of maps and other puMlca- P .A ,M a M b to the Girl Scout camp. completed. Thii if the propoted continuef on to Connecticut j Center Rd. to Leke Boviehr, which lion* available and he would be the trail crpsseg\the cinder road. than the other branch. SIga an Large Tree through trail from Portland to th* , Highway iO. less tbsn a mile from > ’"'HI '>* 0»e last part tp be laid d-Oeoce HaHAHaH Mention should also be made of This makes poaidple a fairiy long glad to. give anyone informaUnn on the Appalachian Trail, that trail Still another trail, aomevdiat When-trying to locate this apot MassachusctU line via the Mesho-1 y,, tower, crossing the highway but. these and also about the^ trails of hike for the more experienced longer than the others, making the motorist should drive slowly masic and Shenipsit State Forests, ] continue for 1.15 miles to the lawdownere LYSOL 2 1 2 5 * which covers approximately 2,1M îker. by either following the the round trip about 2.60-miles, is which he has charge. m lieei -from-^ Mi. Katahdin in after crossing the Bolton-Hebron with L Morgan Porter, TO West-; summit of Bald Mt., 1.121 feet These trails, as wItlY all th* Con Shenipsit ''Trail to the junction found by turning right at Lookout tow-n line, traveling in a souther minster Rd., w-ho la In charge of | Here the .completed portion of the necticut traile, are /aid with th* Disinfoctaiit Maine to Mt. Ogelthorpe in Geor- with the yellow trail and then fol Junction onto the Shenip.sit Trail ly direction, until an old house, the Th* southern end of lower Call- gia. and which traverses Connec the trails In this vicinity, having] trail ends, but it ia proposed to cooperation of locM landowners,' forni* Is about the asms latitude lowing that out to Gardner Street, and following this until ,a second old Foster place, set well back as hit mission a t the present time ] and it la through jlp* courtesy of ticut through th r Berkshlrei In the near Line Street, or by following junction is reached. Here the trail from the road, on the right, is dis continue it north from Bald Mt. as Arabia. western part of the state. th* laying of thU tr^l- from He it through to the Glsston1]ury Fire descends sharply to the right and cerned. On a large tree near the bron AVe. to the state line. Painted with white blazea, this Tower on Birch' Mt, Road, continues downhill In a westerly main road will be seen the small trail enters Connecticut near Kent, Thu* far this trail is laid from Another trail to Spring St., and a northerly direction, eventu blue aignpoeta Indicating the Hebron Ave. to Bolton Rd. on S' AAlERtlMMi runs over Mt. Algo, crosses the -making the round trip a little less ally leading back to Spring St. trails. 7S< %km SACCNAIIfN TAiMXTS BAt Housatonic River and-back again Route 44 wAh a section from there 100. a-giein. U.gp. quelity . . . . | IT and leaves the northern part of the Gay City ia 'a state forest, and oh not yet completed. u m Mate 'at Sage’s Ravine, just be part of" it ia now being developed Parts (if the Shenipsit Trail' to t p ir it b I Tarpairtfna Simta^ 4 2 t yond Bear Mt., 2,359ft., the highest as a state park. BVom the main the north', however, have been B s n u N Boo a a a e I point in the state. The'same people The Miles Spin Past road the signs and blue blazes completed and are now open to laa s-r- wu*m Orava’s •raoiB Q b Ib Ib b O Q a wxirk on this trail as work on the mark the trail which leads past the biker. . Fiv* woy loUet pock 1 6 ...... WW Connecticut trails. an old cemetery -to a epot where It The seetkm from Lake Bpnair. HAIR Many Round Tripe branches. _ now a peat bog. on Crystgl Lake TaathaelMT PAIN K K PINS ■Of greater interest to Manches The right branch goesz toÔie Road in Ellington, to Soapstone Quick, aeif iiiti*i.., .. 25* ter people who are juat beginning pond and then foUow-s down the Mt. In Somers, is easily followed, 9tm FbGb*bI tsrdM Tib 6b TMlaMBB..Ias«BGi bbG to get Bcquaipted with the Con old aquaduct to the ruins of th* a distance.of about five miles. At W ^ Dalai 211 necticut trail system, however, are old mill and then rejoins the cen- the summit of Soapatono Mt.. the trails in this vlcinit}’. Many of , tar branch, which descends direct- 1,076 feet, it located the Somers ’M ’ T d d n r these offer interesting round trip ' ly to th* Blacklgdg* River. After Fire Tower, from which exteniive Time To Clean House! walks of varying length, and a per : croeaing the river th* trail again' views may be had in all directions son with only an hour or tWo to ] divides into two branches, knowp The state also malntalna a picnic Frw-phy-Uc-Aic. spend iii the woods will easily find ' as the North aiid South Trails, Arsa in this vicinity, ^cawe* one of these which is suitable for both of which lead to the .Qlaaton- .‘The start to this .section of the WOOtMMTON . eecSi exploring on hia flrit walk. bury Fire Towers a total distance trail is made by going to Rock M IN '1 - r**B 7* A Twm The nearest traila begin at Hlgb- ofj 2.30 miles via the North Trail ville Slid traveling three -miles CAM PUSÂTS H R e r w c ' land Park Springs, on Spring .St.. and 2.85 miles via the South Trail, itorth on Connecticut Highway 83 lA C K ITS - T O A t m '• where cars may be parked and A crossover trail approximately to Crystal Lake Rd., then 1.40 OaW-lla*d thraaBhaaf excellent drinking water obtained *P*ck*taVAr|l ftfotd from an'open pipe. r ■ . . - Entering the wooili on the right Longor Ufo for Your Homo Oil Tonics GIRLS'7.98 SAL ht the'spîng. where a brook cornea NEPATICA F USE o\it Ofi a small ravine, a well-worn The eeea^n cauac of leaka in your oU,^ JACKITS 6-ea-Siac PLUGS path Elimbs steeply to a cinder HALF and corrosion from'the moffiilmt H koyaa-NylM fobiordin*,- Snap fastener traat, bait road. The trail follows this road, to storage tank id the rttM end eorro- b placed in your lank. SONITOR iKadi water, ipofLcraai* whita trim. M w aaa, hPaefcat afntatt |2 the right, for about 120 yards,'then' •r**n, blua. Silt* 4 to t . 5 33 turns left onto a dirt road, and PRICE aion which form iMaide the tank. not imly stops 4ild rust from spread* raiiitanf. Wool qvm lined.' then, with a sharp right.' leaves the Paur mart celari. 3d-44. Corroaion and mat, which eat ing, bnt preyents nets rust frop^: .4 Toad and starts climbing up FAMOUS through tbs bnudi. through metal, are caused by the forming. If added in time, It ean Sometimes traveling on a foot WEEKEND MEN'S VALUiS ^ Aeatats and -rayon, 1 S% TAMPM path through the woods, a t .other MARXMAN normal accumulation of moisture firabie the life of your fuel tank. M odel nyion for oddad strength. t :i ' COTTON SUEDE m i i n - times following old tote roads, this in the tank. For years the oil heat 21C940P Zipper doting, pit* lining, iro -AO-- well-marksd trail ev.entuaily BRIER PIPES "▼e ardi happy to offer thla AMD FLANNEL ito d . novy. graon. 7-14. waVYWaVOT A(Mi-liU(»clwlt rMcbss Lookout Junction. Industry ha* been searching for a amasthg protection for storage , Juactioa of Trails . - ' ladlvldaally based, woaderful g ^ s SFORT SHIRTS SFfaAL I»ok,out Junction ia to named for Cbrishwaa — *r aajrttoir. solution to this problem. tanks to all our customers—withont ' Oar towMt price ever! % 73 * because it is the junction of sev-, Now, the Shell (HI Company has R.66 vahM tor awa . . . eral trails, all marked in blue. By BEO. 67.8* extra eharge. If y4m are not one of heading almost'due west from this the ahawer! point, Birch MounUin Lookout, NOW $3.75 our customers, we shall be glad to tmoH, Mahepaay CaMcl* SfySag con be.yawri at iMi saaaaSaaal DUmUEES also known as CaM Mountain It'rSONITOR—a new chemiedi low priMi f*o1wr*i asckiiiv* 6TtÂIT-WARNIR Thuadeibah 1.98 LIQUOR DEPT. OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. to 11 P. M. RE4>. 68-M supply you with pi^mium>jguality I^kout. elevation 744 feet, is Ch*Ml> Nwi't- vwwriMiiad for power, poHotmonto and pic1«r* Bright plaMi, aaat chseka reached in about 100 yards. From NOW $2.50 product that protects against rust Shell Healing (NIs—and give yotar that keep PARKER'S RESERVE dto A Q . OLD MR. BOSTON WINES thla aummit thers la .an excellent darilyl New len* cerUrel. . . fised focwi piciHr* . , . power bseller leeka WSM after wash., 1 77 'M P ro o f ...... Fifth J m o W W Port, Shorry, M uacstal'...... gt, Y eglC view to the waat, on clear day* tank SONITOR prolîon. I . . fvR preridesLler UHP'—dR y*vn in tMi Mg Kreen 3J-iacfc Laog ilaavii, haady padk- thoaeos W„ % O. d a | aateiittng to the Avon hliu be SnWAR7-WASm'lVI See Ms onwiiat TV eta, caoMart cat, caWta. C A L V E R T R e s e r v e j b d « * r GRAND MscNISH yond Hartford. The distance from Call u§ taday,, SoaUlaMdlaah largo. rasa. Staidy d-oa. « Bloadod W hlskoy ...... F ifth . 4 a Z / the spring to this lookout te 0.05 Measuring th* distance on a newly Igid trail, using a cyclome- 3Mpls stltoaad hor tack. SCOTCH W H ISK EY ....im h Mda'a BanBaa ad. Slaas aa-dS. Bag. milea. f?*" • bicycle wheel, is U Morgan ^ rter, who .1* in charge of B A R C L A Y 'S A - 9 S PABKEiraGIN Th* rstura trip to ths spring of the Connecticut Foreat and Park SUPPORT THE ILM. » made by aaaend different STRAIGHT BOURBON FiftK 4 o 9 d U0j.7lBtdf ill. •! jpliWb of eourae, could be LASSENo o M iro in PETROLEUMT r 4a« tb* apeant aa waU. W. H. PBEUSS SONS i^tfca lookout 'th* return may 17 m L A G E STy R d d i y j ^ TsL i-fM7 ,-^t* . 1

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B at Boyle A n d o v e r and act aa their hosts. The seventh Is in charge of the glrU and Mr. tap dance, Anne Leon; •Manging Section Tioo WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1988 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1968 graders are' hoeta for the second Selevksi of-., the boys. They play Uncle Abner," a skit by*slk filWr^rBtrr Evrnitts IfrraUi PagerJS’i grade. . \ ' return gkmea in Bolton today. ’There are 307. children eating at Grange members; pihao duet by Fire Prevention the school. .. Other School Notes aistora Ruth Phelps and Mrs. Eriiie Ryle Lives On School U nck Mean . In answer to the questions about Brian Mlnalgs. ' Marked ' . School lunch menu for Wednes the Instrumental music lessrms. Also, tap dance by Astrid Skoog; RAN(X and M Learned Honie In Comedy Role Garage Nqtes UN Official Meets Bolton Girls Bolton Youngsters Hear iM day—green salad, peamit butter These have been halted untU the "Tbe Tramps Are Coming," a skit In iêrican Hearts _ - By Insiruction sandwiches, strawbeiry snow with Board of Education takes action al by four Grange members,; piano Hour Deliyary Sisnka custard sauce; Thursday—shep their next meeting. solo, Clifton Goodale; operation 24 Stop on Tour 20th BirAday herd’s pie, buttered green beans, The flag at the achool U flying "Shadows," by three members; Officials on TechfocalAuf New Toric (/r^S m le Fjle Uree ica realise the spiritual height of Andover, Oct. 7 — (Special) — apple-sauce, bread and butter, at,half «naat due to the Preal* vocal solo by Rolisnd D’Amours; U niu^ Retidence One On. the soldier in combat. And as he The town is participating, in Na milk; Friday — vegetable soup, den tiki drder that all flags on pub "So . to Bed,” aa original monologue Moriarty Brothers Start suffered with them, he became lic buildings be flown at half mast by sUUr Muriel Skoog; America A group of Bolton Teen-Ttoters- cato isrm ers and IndustriaUsta for The din of the aecond World War tional /I r a Prevention Week with tuna Ash sandwiches, tapioca pud O f , Open Houbod on la dylnf in the dietance of time, taller, too. ding,. milk. for thirty days following the the Beautiful, by all MORIARH BROTHERS 72 Hour Salefl Event; heard U.N. officials, including Dag. nuudmum usa of thsir rosourcas. aa the world wbeela on to freah To the Job of war reporting miuiy original and varied'pro death of Chief Justice Vinson. This Skippy-cups, cup-cakes and cof Hammarskjold, U.N. Sectetary^î According to the officials. If Uia Parents are asked to write a tlS CENTER STREET TEL. Ml-isiSS Hoapitol BeneBt Trip Began BusIneM 1933 program ia to coiitlnua successful woea and wara and new tnicea. Taylor Pyle gave hia grams. At the achool a poster con note to school if a child ia to walk ia the explanation to the many fee were served by.ths committee General, apeak last night on -the' Many of the. heroea of the freat health, his hope of a happy hcmie, test will be held for school children queriM consisting , of Mrs. Raymond ly, it must be carried op eventual home or ride his bicycle. ac Goodale and Mrs. Howard Spear,^ The rasideace at Mr. and Mrs- Merierty Brothers, one of the role of technical asalstanco . t o un-, ly through the world’s universities. conflict are alowly being forgotten. his dream of ultimate personal with stress on Informative fire comodations are such that the Training Unit Meets ‘ dcrdeveloped nations in tos at But Kmie Pyle, the man, haa jwsce, and Anally—at 44—hia life prevention techniques. HbraeaLsam sd at SO fbrsst town’s beA known and/reepeetod Soma unlveraitles ars already par child should ride as arrangements Mrs. Dewitt Boyington of the Msneheeter Bvenlag HeraU Ain tainment of world peace. ' become/a legend, and the yeara Whether, if he had it to do all over Chief George Nelimn says fires have' been made for him by the It. is ena «f ths U houssa to be buiinees firms, start a special 73- Accompanied by Gabriel Reu ticipating with international fel have put no tamlah on the luater again, he would take the same in the open require a permit and local Home Maker’s Club is at iver eorrespoadeat, M ra George open In the "Tour of Opiin Houses" lowships and the exchange of transporUUon committee. tending a leader’s training class at Neisoa, telepheae, Pngrim 3-67M. hour selling event tomorrow as p ben, Bolton’a supervising princi students snd farulty, • of hia name and fame. People in ith I don’t know. I’d guess yea. these will be issued following the Because here are so many pu North Covently. Tonight at the sponaered 'by ths Woman’s Auxil- celebrsUon. SpectsI pricep and. pal, and Miss Viola Larsen, «le-' thouaanda of homea acrOaa America ut anyone who wants to know first good.fail of rain on tbe pils, this arrangement should be allowancas will bs In effset during mentary supervisor for the' die- : Reuben today described the pro atill cheriah acrapbooka in which what war ia really like can do no drought parched land. home of Mrs. Russell Thompson, laqr «f MaaehssUr Msmorial Hot- gram as a. world-wida extension, g strictly observed by chUdren and long Hill Rd., Mra Boyington pitaf on laturday aftomoM, Oct. the event on both new cars end trlct, the Teen-Timers attended thev paated hia atoriea, and they better today than gp to hia books School Attendanre . parents. One note from the parents will give instruction in the A B Cs used .cars ss advertlssd ttoswhsre ths major meeting of the ninth an program such as those carried on atUl get them out and read them. —or go to war. Itabody ever told ’The attendance at school for will be kept on Ale as to the means of sewing. Anyone Interested ip 17, Til# tesldsncs haa evolvad, In todpy’s Herald. nual Higher Education Conference in agrtnilture by state univSr- Why are they ao loyal to him It better or more/honestly. Sept, was 94 per cent. Absences M A R L O U r k thraUgh various mutations, friim In 1933 Matthew and Maurice sponsored Jointly by the United slUes. At Igat . night’s mesUng, of travel.for any child. ei^t yem« after hia death? A young lady/Who wants to be were due to colds. Parents are this class U welcome to sUend the Alberto Lleras, a South Am'erioan ' FootbaU d u b W’lna * , meeting; which wilt be held at 8 ‘ DID YOU KNOW THAT tbs'eld Knight Cheney family barn Moriarty opened their IftUe serv Nations, New York University’s think it ia becauae he waa ao loyal come a newspaperman asked m i, advised to keep children at home p.m. Huck weaving will also be on to a studio for ths lata Russell ice etstlon St SIS Center St. with School of vEduchtion, and the Car- i and the secretary-general of the to them, and their aona, brotheca, •everybody aaya what a wonder foe. their . benefit and to-avoid Tte. school touch football team Organisation of American States, were hosts to the Bolton BAbol the program; »—^ '— ...... SALE Cheney, UM-arttst, and finally to a ranga sag fuel aU busineaa as a negle Endowment for Internation iathara or aweethearta in uniform ful guy E n ^ Pyle was. What did spreading this condition when a Booster Night Held . CHIt.DRMN’S FEET OREW the ualquo ffwaUing place It U to. side line. That was in ths midst of al >MCC. pointed bur the need Tor UN'^sup during hia lifetime. He waa the he have, anyway?” cold occurs. A note of explanatiop last Wednesday. They were suc port of education to farmers. Hs cessful as hosts and as players Past Lecturer 0%a Unholm was THURSn O C T .t.9 A J4 . day. It has rttolntd from each ths dsprssslon when it took spunk About 300 educators, most of greateat typewriter tourlat guide I didn’t knov/ where to begin. can be sent upon his * return to era certain featurea which lend a snd; dsterminatton fW' snyone- to them university presldmta, st- said the entire budgets of some in hiatory. Nobody before him or You can't wrap Erma in a phrase. achool. for they won the game by a score in charge of the Booster Night t h i s f a s t ? of 32-6. program' at the Grange Friday charm of Informality quite epon- rater businsss. Both branches'«f tonded the meeting held at U.N, South American countries are less alnee haa ever been able to take "WeH, he had many things," A tray system has' beep put into SOUTH METHODIST toaoeua and Impoealblo to achieve tbe buetossa flourished from the headquarters. than the budgets of some univer the home folka by the heart and Anally told her. "But I think his OIri’s Than Loses night. Miss Lindholm presented the operation in the lunch room. This following program: CHURCH la the conventional house of mod • Mra. Pm I Oolaik very beginning due to the high Harold E Stassra, who directs sities like Columbia. lead them up to the front and greateat gift waa understanding. is necessary because of the large The girl’s volley ball team lost Star Sp^gled Banner and sa em planning. quality of Moriarty products s ^ mutual security operations for the Other officials who spoke were realiae the hell their loved onea He- waa lohely. and knew every number eating daily. to the gilts from l^lton two games lute to^the flag by all; reading of Speasored by Th« spacious dimanaiona of Uw Much of/toe comedy of "Abie’p the excellence of their dervlee. At United States, described the U.N. Henry T. Heald, chancellor of were going through. body else in the world waa lonely The eighth grade boys and girls to one. Our girls served refresh THE STANLEY GROUP that time'it 'was not unnsusl for *tochnicsl assistance program aa New Ymk Univeraity and Sir In a Natiimal Newapaper Week ih the same way, and somehow he annual' message to Grangers for, Mvlhff rwwa stem fSm Its bnSie Irish ROee" develops from the dia have lunch with the first graders ments after the game. Miss Owen ’’-oeter Night, by Olga Lindholm;! ham archttaettirs and the lams logue between Mr. and Mrs.' Isaac Moriaity*s road oorviM t o gq many an attempt to make it possible Gtadwyn Jebb, Ambassador to the ceremony Monday they put up a waa able to communicate this feel noitk window aaesAsary t« s o ^ Cohen, cloee friends of Solomon miles to help out some motorist In "for two blades of wheat to grow United Nations from the United plaque at hia old achool, Indiaiâ ing that he understood them, and ply light nse■• a probably have chuckled later in for Connecticut." The reason is and believed to be ever SOO years their prasentaUan of "Petticoat naca fuel oil and coal. that dosens of products used in an rnsN eftsa tslirewn thsn outworn. . , even old, as well as a SeauUfully Fever." In her current role of ' In addition to the high standing ’For Trip to UN O^n^raL AMmbly metUfiB the general'a ear, "Brad, you’n from 8 to 5 p. m. never going to get anywhere until Detroit made automobiles and IH Bs Yaahtss, irideh allow plenty of "growing room"! carved credanta characteristic of Mra. Isaac Cohen she portrays the the firm has attained in the com you pull yourself together and trucks are manufactured in Ck>n- ths Fltmlah Renaissancs beginning talkative, domlneil'^ ;vlfe who de munity, ‘ the Moriarty brothers Reservattona for seven more necUcut. lights In telling a f t her c^ra- themaeivec have become widely . learn to quit' telling auch whop* That s why we offer our little customeri a free thee six* to 1S07. people esn be made for the special pera.** , _ A cheat and an oak tobto of tion. known as two of the town’s most For Ernie wouldn’t have been DRY BONES check-up atrviee and urge them to Uks advantage of it. massiva proportions, both Italian Although Wilson will make his generous supporters of all com trip to ths United Nations on About Town able to keep hia elfin face aober at Outgrown shpaa can cause lasting dsmsge to growing fast In origin, together vrith the stately Initial appearance in a Thespian munity projetts. Their generosity ‘Dieadsy, Oct. 13, beingôrganised the ceremony, particularly a cere* Des Moines —’The Des Moines fireplace, carry out th« feeling of major production in the role of h as' extended to individual cases St. Rlta’e Mothers Circle will ...dM dc up and bt sure they are aafsl Isaac Cohen, he has appeared In by the Hartford TWCA. Anyone meet tonight at the home of Mre. ony honoring himaelf. He alwaya Municipal Band, which gives Sun the Rsnaisaance. A pair of oriontaj which have become known only by ■ f Photo by'Moftl# Q, XuckffriRsn interested in going on the trip thought i>eople managed to make day night concerts on the Iowa workshop plays and several Cb- word of mouth. At UN headquarters last night two Bolton young ladies met the amiaUnt secreUry-general of w beet Alexander, .37 Thomas Prisatfa robes hang from the bal Wed. shows. Aa the meek resigned' mqy contact Mrs. Adam Rhodes. Dr, theoieelvea look ridiculoua on State Capitol lawn, leads a cony and between a pair of Vene Tomorrow starta a great sales the United NsMpns and his wife. Rene Gsglisrdone is shown hero shaking hands* with Mrs. Ben 15 PlymouUi Lane, public affairs aolemn occaaiona—like bears rid charmed life. / tian gilt mirrors is a Shinto hang husband, he Is s perfect foil for event for Moriarty Brothers that jamin Coben, Wtfs of the UN official. At tbe center of the picture Ruth Bosworth exchanges greet It has completed iU seventh sea Mrs. Cohen’s gamilousness. chairman for ths Hartford Coun ing bicyclea Yet he had a vast ing, sent as a token of esteem to la sure to attract thousands to the ings with Cohen. Mias Gagtlardone and Miaa Bosworth. both members of the Bolton Teen-Tlêrs ty YWCA. *^TS- William Kloppenberg and aenae of the true dignity of man. son—and its 4Srd consecutive con "Abie’s Irish Rose" will be pre salesroom on Center St. Mrs. William. Brennan, co-chair Mr. Learned’S grandfather. Colonel sented et the Bowers School audi and students at Manchester High School, attended a meeting laat night in New York on the role of For all his fun and warmth and cert—without ever being rained Frank; W. Cheney. United Nations technica) assiatance to backward nations In sttsining peace. They were accom 'The time of leaving and return men of the committee in charge sympathy, hia own skinny 112‘ on. torium on Oct. IS,'16 and IT. Tick- ing has been riisnged. The group of the rummage tale of St. Mary's All tbe pnlntlnge are'by Russell sts are available from any mem panied by Gabriel Reuben, atipervUlng principal of Bolton achooU, and Misa Viola Larsen, elemenUry pound frame had an unahakeable Cheney and range from floral still education. supervisor for the district. , will take the train which leaves the Women’s Auxiliary, wiU be at the dignity, and all you had to do waa ber of ’Thespians and at the door Give Mrs. belcher Hartford railrogd station at 8:15 parish house tomorrow at 7 p.m. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeei Ufa to landhcapss dons in Maine, on the evening of .each perform to see the purpose in his blue eyes New Hampebire and France. a. m., and will arrive back in Hart to receive articles for the sale. to be aware of it. And that gave PHONE ance. Vet Service Pin oentributlons of ^ th in g at the next meeting is aaked to bring a chairman of ths hospitality com ford on the 8:38 p. m. train. Every Friday at 9:30 a.m. - TiMME FROM Proceeds from tbs tour are for the real power to hia writing. the beneflt of top local hospital, Legion home. M rs.. BIcktnorc will small, unbreakable doll for a ^ri. mittee. one going on the trip is asked to Ernie Pyle wasn’t the first re* AWWIWaWTS tpedaUy designed also secure a speaker on UN for the and small ttnbreakabie toy for a be at the railroad station at 7:45 The Youth Fellowship of the porter to make a hero of the in* $4.91 •neksts, which also includo a tea to Mrs. ’Theodore Fairbanks, presi next auxiliary meeting. Oct, 19. At boy, to be sent to Korean children so that there will be sufficient POE A , be held at the South Methodist Gibbons Assembly dent of the American Ltglon MEET TONIGHT North Methodist Church will hold fantry-maa. He did much more ôr growing feet this meeting Sandra Taggart and for Christines. Neither the dolli or time to purchase tickets. Its dedication and installation than that. Be was the first- to >lOAM church, may be obtatitod at the Auxiliary, at the meeting Mtmday Nancy Ooleiv;bo attcitded Girls’ toys must be more than 10 inches, At 11:30 a. m. the group will go hospial Gift Shop, from auxiliary Enjoys Hat Show evening, reported that Mni. Marry St. Rita’s Mothers Circle will service. Sunday, Oct. 11, at <7:30 make the nation aware of the Im* *niB<500 Stats at Storrs to June, will give and must be unbreakable. have a meeting at 8 o’clock tonight on a guided tour of the United Na p.m. An informal reception in the mortal dignity of the doughl^, members, or from Mrs. Morgan Sweet, rebabilitatlon chainnan. Portes, 79 Wsatmlnater Rd., chsir- their Import. At the next meeting Mrs. at the home of Mrs. Itobert Alex tions building. After lunching in church vestry will follow thus serv who oft every battlefield keeps the Members of Gibbons Assembly and Mrs. Harold BSIchcr, child Every member attending the Charles Romanowski wiU ssrvs aa ander, 57 Thomas Or. dependently the group will reas ice. stature of a man in the face of roan of 0»e ticket committee. welfare chairman, attended the V —« UiMMneaf AUsHMvD who were present n t the meeting the indignities of danger, dirt and af lOAH n isio . n u d . »MO. isat night in the K. of C. Home, Department rehabiUtatian and death, hunger and hardship. • t M I t SMI were delighted with the demon child welfare coBfVreflce' a t the To Ernie the infantyman wasn’t Its 1 is.et s u e Z n stration 1^ Mra. James Dtosell of Wethersfiald Legion Homa. OcL 3. -ase 1 M.I7 S4.M tf.U Scbool Pupils See a hero because he fought and killed see 1 47.41 7*44 West Hartford, entitled, "Tricks At this time Mrs. NetUe Ahlbeeff, the enemy. He waa a higher hero, bcMBbIm of rtfBynwBi welodo bH ekorgee. With Hats." She deftly turned who is Department rSbatoUtatton one who endured stifferlng that Tfcey sre fceoa oe yweift eewUy Beyeweito SHOE DEPARTMENT Firemen Methods sooM of ths shapes inside out, add chairman, preaented . to Mrs. would debase an animal and yet . nUTNONI* wain •er VIST ed a bow here or an ornament Belcher a 1000-hour pin for volun remained a human being, still there with smaglng reeulU. teer service given at t|M Nawpig- moved by love and pity and cluu> In cooperation with achool efli- > Ah unusually^'large number of ton Veterans HospiGO. N tlftS IfS e i i ^ tba 'XfKHcIlMtsr YTt'a'uepart' applicants' for mtmberahip Were Mrs. FslrbsnkS'Ihd Mrs; 3. F. That made the doughboy a fig _ , MANCHESTER msnt haa baen obatrving .flra pre* voted upon lasi night, And win be Wallett, seerstary, will represent ure of awesome grandeur to Ernie, «n sum m m • • t . _ vcntlott week with demonstrations, Initiated at; the meeting, Tuaadsy the unit at the home-comiiig -din and that ia Ernie’s greatest legacy .POSTER RED, DOUIU OR SINGLE SIZE •bflffggaggg S 4S By Carol Dane LiveutththeOnJy Make' of Furniture with. Both ; HEVERSTICK DRAWERS Designed corr^tly for the shorter waisted Neveretiek Drateeri and AND IEAUTINIUY FRAMED mRROR .... figure to minimize costly alterations. Plum, lUue, Gray. Guardanutn FinUh ^ U R G E DOUILE DRESSER WITH 8 NEVERSTICK DRAWERS by Ram or ihine, the axduuta TAIA C H S T WITH S NEVERSTICK DRAWERS ...... A tP trukk Anuer* eptn and ./ $ 3 9 .9 5 . dole eofify thanks Is ruMtprasf NIGHT STAND WITH 2 NEVERSTICK DRAWERS' plastie roUtrs in sad) in m tr r GIVE YOUR HOUSE (ft... 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CswThi ■uaj Milors...so great a 3 Pieces $27ei Bsed for thesa asiait* BLACK, •oaifoitabls tr ia Tred BROWN, CAU* OTHER SMART SU|T^ $18.98 I7.9S RBUB eW^rnUBOTVi ^ ffluaessoN BUY YOUR NEW^FALL OUTFIT . ipBlcISI' C.SSSSSSSSSS. ON OUR MANCHESTER TRUST WPiOKT YHff o k e ê n s t a m p s FURNITURE DEPARTMENT CHARGE PLAN' Nat*: T liw tlww IwBf chiIiIbbbU hMUffnlw

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- r ' -,A B g aiXTJCEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M \NCHESTOR, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1968 IIANCHBSTEIl^VENINC HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN« WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7.1983 PAdffi ~ -'ri ll I I.— p f for six months awaiting trial, and Oiattahooga, was to eonfar tomor of-c#nUr Agrarian Party, panies and tha ILA local cooperat SH^kTiUe-Vernon. tha Court was told that he was Insj^ctor Killed row with Eisanhowar and Indicated Red-Farmer Bloc a minority cablnat last July. ed to .prevent members of tha new. kospltallaed aomd time ago in au' he would continue to the capital. Agrarians have 51 aeate Ko. Ma|r Ports Hum, union flom working at five Man other state for a mental illness. When Runaway “ReganJIets of train wrecks and Rules in Finland 200-mcmber Parliament. They Men Disagree hatUn piers. The AFL units said BRAND NEW êech Re-Elected Chieftain Ernest Squires of Coventry, poIitlclana,’i Clement sai4, “we’!! have the support of three repre- THDMDAY Md PVIDAy Crowd G )urt ILA offlciala at the piers either charged with non-support of hia Btlll keep out data wtth.President taniaUves of the Swedish **«<»^* Oct. • to 4 jpM., refused to blow work whistles or wife and minor children was given Cars Hit Train ufty »nd thrw Independent*. Tiw called ILA checkers off the job Elsenhower." Melalnkl, Finland, Oct. 7 (P>— Auspleso of Um T.WdlJi. On Soviet H Threat SWps Move a one-year suspended jiil sentence Communists joined with ilghtiite gocial Democrats hsye 51 asata Nine More Cages from so that longshoremen could not " Of Local Red Cross Unit while the Communists end fellow and placed on probation for two Knoxville, Tenn., Oct. 7 (8^— AUlOBT MDhTT MAKE IT today la upholding tha muiority work. The ILA-AFL said tfta com years. He was ordered to pay cabinet of Premier Urho Kekkonen travellera hsVe 48. Other smaller . Saturday Patrol Die. panies kept the piers closed"In a his wife $23 a week tdward the Southern Railway’s crack Birming parties make up ths |^ t . (OanttaMd fraiia Page Qm) aoma othara m)ght have. But he Along Coast RetkvUI*, Oct. T—(8p«cl«l)-^th* BoaM that he aoufht not hnly ham Special, Washington-bound, in a parliamentary vote of' con .1. 'Tockouf although Uiraa shiM :SH AIRFLYTES Detroit (P) — Two Detroit Lion sappMt of the family. fidence. poaed of by Rottner seemed to peg ■ hla eatlmata of were berthed there. " Charlei B. Beach waa re-elected to establish the business as waa struck just before midnight atalwmrts—end Pat Eummerall clear or hydrogen teat davka" i Soviet capabiUtlea in tha hydrogan means of existence, but also to WiniSBaatle Vlsltatlen today by a string of runaway The Communista did not want (ConUaMd ^SM Page One)' There waa no immediate com chairman of the local chapter of A large number of members of and guard Dick Stanfalâlmost OOSMETIOS •nie parsda of 48 motoriaU and a "transportabla bomb. bomb field to the yardstick of’ erect a memument to hla ancestors. freight cara which glanced off a their bitter foes, tha strong Sdcial nabbed by pollce’auring their day- ment from the ILA or the com the American Red Crose at the Willlmantic Lodge B.P.O. Elks will had thair pi^ football carters end RUMMAOE SALE WE OARRT AIX^ Tha VnUted Stataa is widely as- American experience. Ha said he any ILA oimoelUon at a court annual meeting held laat evening He further told the hearing that switch eiigine. Democratic party, to win control LEAOmO BSAMBil kmg radar patrol of West Middle ttimad to have practical H-bombs, thought American development panies. the plot on which he proposes to be the guests PI local lodge at Its A railroad Inspector waa killed ed before thay atarMd. Summer- of the government. hearing scheduled next Tuesday. Meanwhile, leaders of the ILA- $600 OFF UST at the Hi(h School. first October meeting tomorrow FRIDAY. Oct. 9 T^ka. and E. Canter 8t. Saturday although no official atatament to was "about three years ahead of X operate Is slightly mors than 27 and two other trainmen were in all suffera4 a broken arm in- hia At Iseue was a Social Damocrat eentlnuad, In Town Court this that effect has been made. . The ILA is seeking a 13-cent-an- AFL met with officlaia of the New N Other officera elected were! At acres. It will eventually be sub- night, at the Elks aub. jured. second pro game And it waa motion censuring tha govsmment 9:30 A. M. Ârlbir Russian davaiopments” and had WAS torney Robert F. Kahan, vice A dinner will be served to all at morning, as nine more were pre The Prsaldant, upon'whom da- decided: hour wage and welfare package York-New Jersey Waterfront ,divided for' residential purpoees. Gov. Frahlc CHement, en route to doubted' he would play again. for its policy in fighting uium- North Mothodiflt Church sented bffore Judge John 8. O,), vblves the ultimate rtwponsiblllty booet. The New York Shipping CommlMion, which was set up to [ chairman: Joaeph A. MeCtuker, He presented th e' board with a; tending at 6:30 p.m., followed by confer with President Elsenho'wer S t a ^ l required two operation! on ployment. Ths vots was 108-83 In other words. It would )>a second vice chairman; Arlington the lodge meeting during which W.S.C.S. Rottner. / f ffor o i deciding ...... hew cloaaAhe dangef^ perhaps thraa years hafora thay Aasn.. grouping 170 shipping and regulate' the waterfront and Hewitt, treaaurerj Albert Welch, petition signed by some forty res on the Tennessee Valley Authority, a jthea he damaged in the 1951 With one abstention. Uke the 14 who were preeent4l^' la. avoided a tim ««• *»y ' hav, a reaaonabla number of atovedoring firms, has offered an cleanse It of corruption. Tha AFL RANBLER STATION WAION idents of Box Mountain and Tun the initiation ceremony wilt be was. aboard the stopped train with 'All-Star camp. M*hkonen, leader of the right- aaaiitant treaaurer; Janet Morrill, performed by the officers of Wllll- Monday, today's crop of radarâr- flat ctalm that the U.S.8.B. has or bomba and airplanes that eouid •H-cent package. The dockeri leaders pledged cooperation with secretary; Misa Margaret McLean, nel Road favoring his application his wife and young soft. But th^,' raata ware charged with vl^tUona the commlaelotL Kadie, heater, dlreetlMMl atgaala. foam iwbbar for an appeal to allow him to mantlc Lodge with' James M. like the rest of the- p«saeng«ra, *■ “ * 1 dellvtr them . . . tha Ruealana are now earn a basic $2.37 an hour. eoahioRs. WMte tires. * 2 2 2 & 2 * 1 8 2 5 aaaiatant aecretary. Donovan, exalted ruler in charge. 24 Houf er rules of the road. ILA‘a fight with the AFL was The ILA. Is fighting ths com Executive Committee includea: establish the business. were not injured—althouA' Mrs. The motorists preaentod today not directly Involved In the wage mission, which was creatod after Mra. L. F. Bieaell, Mra. Georce Attorney Robert F. Kahan ap Coming Events,: Clement waa thrown fiem her somberly of the ‘‘mysteries of the state and federal probes disclosed Mayor Frederick Berger will lower berth. , ' Aml)i)lmi(i e-tro Richard J. Bram , 34, of thing to back it up." dispute hilt added the poasibility Wilaon, Mra. ' E. Fenton Burke, peared for a group from the Box Kanslngton, fined t n ; George. W. atom" being known to Ruaala. of At another point, in ‘a aummmy of bloody labor warfare to the widespread waterfront corruption. |(ra. Emily' Swindella, Mra. John Mountain surea and also presented preside. at . the jneeting . of . the ‘.‘X didn’t- intend.tq-msntioa It at atomto war which -qoutd—bring The AFL IatoC ousted the ILA for STATESNAN 44l09R^SE0Atl Common Council to be held at 7 flrat becauaa ao .much has bean ItM f«IIT «lfl St'l VKf TVardi -17. of RED ♦, Rockvtnif. WRMh Ka recorded- for B rb ad ^t waterfront picture; -The inter- S. Maaon, Mra. M. V. B. Metcalf, a petition signed by a number ex $12; Denis E. Freehatt'e, 42. of 11 ("erasure of cities, windrows of un union struggle also complicated fsllure to purge itself df racket Heeler, everdrtve, foem rubber heMdkw. ' 2 4 6 & S Mra. Jamea Rohan, Mra. W. R. L. seeding Mr. Fay’s petition, In op p. m. in the Council rooms. . said, about my religicm, but 111 tell identifiable dead, ths . pogalbla after the news conference. Wilson ' 1 9 7 5 * The 'Womeh’s Society of the ,vou I got down on my knees and Tanner 8t.. |1B; Walter W. Kra- daelared "there is no reason why the wage taiks, spurring the ILA eering elementa; The ILA-AFL McBee, Mra. Forreat Muaaer, lira. position to granting the applica vita, 28, of ISO Elizabeth Dr.. fl2; doom of every natlofi and soda- Amerioina ahould be panickir over i *" effort to reach a pact .and then was chartsred. Harry Bartley, Mrs. Frederick 8 tion. _ Rockville Baptist Church meets thanked God for our safety before ty." tonight at 7:30 p. m. at the par snd Harold B. Gaylor, 48, of Mana- the fact...... that the -Ruaaiana - do have giving the AFL a chance to claim The Grand Central railroad ter Beryer, Mra. O. E. Orifya, the Rev, The residents of the Bpx Moun I left th^ bedroom (of the Pull fleld Oantar, $12. Slatetneat MHIIed it represents the dockers. Mr. George Higgina, Edward Wll- tain area feel that additional com sonage. Mrs. George Schwarz man),” the governor told news A week ago, Elsenhpwar said he the H-bomb aRheugh of course It minal took on a htarUlme tings AMBASSAIKm 4-DOOR SEDAK AUo. Norman D. Btaaon, 28, of does imsent a continuing problem Washington sources indicated as "boat trains” am red with Uama, Fred Hallcher, Mrs. Ruth mercial business should not be al- is in charge of the,program for men. la sorting out hia thoughts pre Heater, kydiBaialh, eolex glaaa, direetieaal alg-: the night. Mra. Stanley Leaissa The C3ementa and other passen Hartford, 15; Stanley R. Nlihela. thato^lust be realistically reeog- yesterday that the new AKL paasengeih frpm tha British liner Foulkea, Attorney Harry Lugg. loved in a Zone A area. Jr., 28, of Andover, 818; and liminary to giving tha American union la ready to file a .formal i»i«f loeai M w M o e e . ' 't‘ » 2 9 7 ( M 5 • 2 3 9 5 Sheriff Paul Sweeney, Raymond Irving Toomey presented the and Mrs. Sklwln Brooks are the gers of the damaged caf were people a frank statement on the Queen Mary, which had docked in hostesses. transferred to another car before George Stoll, 57, of North Wind- Befereaea Daexplalned petition with the National Labor Haltfaa, N. S., during ths strike Xeclal mention and the increas i^ 'sre Sea. Potter (R-MIch) said ha do have a considerable continental ing number of Home Service visits ard W. Ducharme. Edna Mae Sav died through the Manchester Eve pitalized . witli undetermined in- (PLF.AT8 EXTKA) ei-enlng after he tussled with t was reported by the executive acc- age vs. Vivian Howard Savage. juriez were Fireman J. E. Trout employes in a Main street dCug hopes Wilaon is right. defense including a radar aystam Hilma 8. Kauppinen vs. Julius ning . HemM Rockville tmmnn man, 32, and Flagman J. C. May. MEirS SUITS $1.10 "It appears to be not si question and fighter and interceptor planes. AT .gatary, Mrs. Elizabeth Spurilng. located nt one Masket SL, tele SWEATERS store and struck a w^Kiwis, The problem la to what degree it Appeal Decision Reserved Kauppinen, Lillian M. Hathaway phone Ropicville 8-SIS6, All were Knoxville residents. (CORD AND SEERSirCKER EXTRA)) knocking her down. of whether the Ruaaians have the ■X Ihe Vernon Zoning Board of Ap vs. Charles T, Hathaway, Regina The 'freight cars, mostly coal According to testimony given bomb, but whether they have the can be Improved with the help At FIREiSTONE Now! Anna Gauthier vs. City of Rock cars, hsd been newly repainted and .•■PORI YOU CRACKUPf ability to stage a homMng at and cooperation particularly of peals reserved decision on the ap VERSATILE PERFORMER SKIRTS tht# morning, Kristoff/Was Intox our ' Canadian friends."' He re^ HARMACS peal application of Jeremiah L. ville. turned out from 'shop 2H miles Keep coBifot i icated at the time, Uirentened the tach,'’ he said. Judgment is asked in three Do awa.v in South Knoxville. A alight (PLEATS EXTRA) of vouble... There was some speculation that ferred to the matter of working Fay to establish a radio, televiaion Grand Island, Neb. (g>)—Mike: waltrese and t|ieiy«ecame unruly out, details with ths CsnadlSha for and sports goods sales and service mestic Relations cases, Irving A. Lee is fullback on offense and end grade apparently gave them mo ovrl Aey Mtcr^ rilAcalif waam a( after police hedJi^n summoned. Eisenhower's rscltal of the bomb business on Lake Street, Vernon, Johndrow vs. Viola M. Johndrow, mentum after they broke away, so liktie meioriag aieaaca^ e f what) He wan g iv ^ s 90-day suspend ing threat to America ,was the installation df dafenses in nbrth- on defense for Grand Island High SPECIAL FOR THE WEEK satolaact sad eani waes- -af pomMc am (Canada, commenting in tlu t St the hearing held last night. Catherine Skinner Sperry vs. El School. In the first game this sea that they were traveling -at least ed sentence fined $50 on the forerunner of boost In V, 8. strik The hearing scheduled for the ton E. Sperry. Ann J. Skinner vs. 25 miles an . hour when they hit intriag coowol loH, UavwMU^ hCQ- assault chpfge and a 00-day sus ing power against an enemy. connection that: son Mike had this chart: owrr. Fool ’em!.. .let as contoi y m i "We talk too much- aa If we Vernon Center Firehouse was held Everett W. Skinner, also Nancy Scored his team’s first touch the switch engine. Both engineer Thura., Oct. 8 through Wed., Oct. 14 pended aSntence and $25 fins for If the Presldent'e words don't In the basement of the First Con Fisher Swanson vs. Clifford Al and fireman jumped to safety. car wtdi oor fnelpma((.adaoiiic m u could move right up Into Canada down on a seven yard run. Scored breaehyOf the peace. mesii that. Sen. Kilgore (D-W Va) and start building radar defenaas. CHARGE ACCOUNTS gregational Church of Vernon bi^ fred Swanson for contempt. hia team’i aecond touchdown on n The freight cars then bounced H e/W a also placed on proba- said, -Eisenhower la being "un cause of the unusual Interest and Suspended Sentence into the Special knocking a hole It's hurting ua up in Canada." 33 yard run after recovering an TbNk' tlop/for one year. realistic’' in calling on the free Wilson said the "Mteeet deter- INVITED large attendance. Bernard E. Roberts, 24, of Rock opposition fumble. Set up his in one sleeper car. None of the tiso this morning. Harold Ha- world to "hulld, maintain and pay- Mr. Fay, who. seeks to establish ville, pleaded guilty to a charge SLIP COVERS "The Aeddbit TW rant'to'w ar is the probable real team’s third touchdown by recov passenger cars were derailed or up ;en. 51, of 187 -Summit St., for a military might assuring us ization for the enemy that the the retail business,-is a native of of Injury or risk of injury to chil ering another fumble. The flnal set. Wreckage of- the empty (Plug their S pillow covers) charged with intoxication, was reasonable safety from attack." Vernon, and well known in Man O W t H w w " way ciould be very tough and they dren at the session of the Tolland score was Grand Island 20, Omaha freight cars covered fiva tracks. given a 15-dsy suspended- sen "It .la unrealistic to talk about probably couldn't win.” chester and Rockville because of County Superior Court Tuesday North 0. Clement, who spoke last night at tence snd fined 820; Arthur L. aeoiira defenses and then cut hack hla athletic ability. In presenting Did he think the strategic air and was given a one-to-seven-year Mike’s Dad is Jerry Lee, the Hubbard, 33. of 238 Main S t. rules our.Air Force,". Kllgors said. "Un force, which has long-range bom'b- hia application at last night's meet suspended State ’Prison sentence Islander coach. of the road, $24; ..John Breen, 62. til we give the Air Force the ing, Mr. Fay traced the background Cliilct Mtitr Salts ers capable of delivering atom AMERICA'S NO. 1 CLOTHING VALUl and placed on probation for two 37 Hilliard St., intoxication, 13 major role in our military setup, bombs was the single greatest de of the Lake Street property down years by Judge Robert P. Ander The English word "coney” is de-' ’ 891 Bread 8t. TeL Ml-e-Mt days;. John B. Shamlain, 81, of tha we won't be doing everything pos through hia ancest^ and con terrent to Russian decisioh to make son. rived from the Dutch "konljn," Bronx, N. Y„ rules of the road, sible.’’ war? cluded his remarks by informing Roberts has been in Tolland'jail rabbit. NOTICE nnlled; and Weaver Lee. 36, of Wilson let repostera know he 1 wouldn't say It is the aingle SAFCTT lEAMIARTElS Hartford, rules of tha road, 415. llkod his own "intelligence*' infor- one.” he replied, "hut it certainly matloA better than be thought is Important to our program.” Clipper Craft Clothat DR. J. A, SEGAL Attach Preficott PreacOtt’a alleged failure to pay a A Son, Inc., property at 12H Main SLEEP IS HAVING-REGULAR $150 debt. St. BEST BUY Tjvo JH o re T im e s Both attachments were Wed by Warraatee Deeds • Expertly Tailored OFFICE HOURS Atty. MichSM ScBata, of SchaU Robert D. Valentine to Robert HOWARD'S CENTER AS USUAL . and Schata. of Hartford. E. Heins and Florence 8. Heins, • Woreteda, Sharkakiaa, Flanaeb, Gabardines 'H. Ruaaen ^reacott; of 18 Haw The first nine attachments,' filed property at Columbus and Coven- thorns SL. whose house Has al OPPOSITE MARY CHENEY LIBRARY two weeks ago, were in behalf of tiy Sts. ilii ready baen attached nine tlmsa, Freacott creditors in Manchester, Eleanor P. deVoa to J. Benjamin • Solidf, Checka,' Splaahea^ Stripes a Irf • »«* *• ’ saw It attached twice more today, Hartford, West Hartford and New Beyrer and Helen Fry Beyrer, 539 MAIN ST.— PHbNE MI-9-6335 iL to run the total that creditora want ington. property at 88 Princeton St. from him to 88,600. Oertifieato of Dev-lae • Rcgnkra, Lonia, Shorta ^ ‘ lii I ' ; The attachment filed* in the Estate of Leo J. Burke to Agnca -Town Clark's office today were In M. Burke, property on Princeton behalf of- the Riverside Trust Co., k’ublic Records S t 5 best buys of Hartford and Edward M. Flan ■ 'IP': Hapa'i th « n «w BUI ot Hale I nery, of West. Hartford, Eseenteria Deed Leslie C. Burnett to Capitol 171! bank seeks $950, cUiniing Vera W, Burnham and Harlows Equipment Oo., Inc. stock, ftxturas, Prescott defaulted on a loan, and G. WiUia executors ot tha OitaU and equipment ueqil in connection in bedding frighmire Flannery sake $300 because of. ot Gilbert E. Willis to G. X. Willis with cja|htol Equipment Co., Inc. (iibso H.UI $saoo) FOLDiNG BED FOR EVERY PURPOSE^.x. FOR EVERY BUDGET See .our complete eelection of folding beds, 3 6 and 3;3 size. TO KO AlS AND OVISCOATS $4144 ap, Otton snd innsrspring, mst- Cloth^sD ri|er tredses zt zsle prices, y $ 2 0 .0 0 ^ A t Shoor’s GOLD B I . ARRdWSHIRTS, T1E$ and UNDERWEAR BEST BUY McGREG^tXPORtSHlRTS and JACKETS A (UFT FOR HIM INTERWOVEN HOSE ALLIGATOR COATS DOBBS^HATS X HlCKOK BELTS _ ^ INNERSPRING MATTRESS WITH K. FOAM RUBBER AT NO RteK TO YOU! GOLD BONDÛDENT DIVAN V 30" prebuilt, two row iyflet border mattreae and box spiii^ / M l on aix lega,. 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V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^CHESTER, C6NN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1963 ^ , i- • PAGE •*\ goes back into aasaioii in January, posing Riagelman wars ttylng to can majority leader in the BUt> to raisa tha dabt limit. use. the J''ay and truck* scandals f National . Debt Diewey P ledges Senate, hfia admitted visiting Fa; *nie spokaaman said ha could not for a "smokeacraen” to avoid dia- in Slag Sing. However, Wicks agif predict how the. 10 H bUllon rt* cuasing city Issue*, he did ao only In the interests ol Rise Expected financing on Dac. 1 would ba Track Cleanup tlie governor continued; labor harmony in his Senate X>ia- h ii i'" X ' •• » ■ ’ ' dona. "Borne of the tracks and their trict around Kingston. It appearad poaaibla that .the labor relatioijs present very seri Fay was moved Saturday on IIM m ly MONDAY thn 1 A a.M.C To Near Limit Traaauiya exchange offer might In Fay Probe ous problems, concerning which I Dawey’a orders from Sing Bing, 1 L M . i S # conaiat o f a short or intermediate am going to act firmly and effac- on tha Hudson between New York term eecurlty to make it poaeible U 1 JLi I i FRIDAY fram 1 i (CeatlnueU from Fags Oee) tively-^and without any advice City and Albany, to tha lesa accaa- for the Federal Reaerve System to (CaattaneB froM Page One) from local candidates who can't albie Clinton PriMa at.Dannemora keep Its 7 billion holdiiiga ot the avan make the streets o f New York In the Adirondacks. much money ip you want to save- dictate that the new Isaue muat be maturing notaa and a longar.term Deway’s speech last qjght car- a short The Treasury spokesman said of that.” Being Continued lor State Harness Racing Commis Included In the permits were Jiurgaas . has already conferred sion;- -W i* inquiry, ordered by Batch told n meeting of psrty -eight for new dwelllnga for a to- / with Chicago bankers, snd that he Tpwh O w fi^ System Dewey, is looking into alleged leaders in Syracuse that Dewey faj estimated cost of 888,060,’ tan and Humphrey had talked with labor rackataeiing and other ir- should appoint.a special Investiga garqgea for a total of 810,876 New York inveetors. Burgess will Rainfall yesterday and last night regularitlea at the tracks. tor from the opposition party to and 43 for alterations or additions meet the American Bankers Assn., brought temporary, relief from the Deweyl last week demanded ex- make a full impartial investigation to existing buildings for a total government borrowing committee town water department’s shortaga pianatlona from public officials of the power Fay. wielded from a of $41.8tt, 1 next Mondsy snd Tuesday and will whose names appeared on the Hat prison ceil. One e f^ e alterations permits confer subsequently with represen of Impounded water but left the problem of Increasing the storage of Fay's vlaltora. Fay, 81, was con Of the preient Harness Racing went to the Neleo Tool Co. for tatives of pension- funds and the victed In }845 of extorting 8388,- Commission probe, Balch said that alterationa to^e factory building Investment Bankers Assn. In reservoirs atilt unsolved, accord ing to Fred Thrall, assistant su 000 from,c.ontractora building New "It la ha'rtlly likely that this com at 286 Center B^ estimated at On paper, the Treasury has some York City's Dalawara Aqueduct, a perintendent of tha department. mission, gs now composed, will $5,000. \ (2,600,000,00b I borrowing room Eight teatba of an inch fell at. water eupply project. Construction clean up the-situation.” under the celling. But Savings Porter reservoir In tha 24 hours workers on the project belonged to Balch previously had railed on A recent count shoiba that more Bonds and Notes are always on ended at 8 a.m. today, according Fay's former union. WIcka to resign. than 400,000 trees g < w on tha sale, and each sale Increases the to department figtires, and dumped In hla address last night, Dewey .Wicks r e f u ^ . The acting lieu boulevards and avenues aSd In the debt. So two billion dollars Is con a million and a half gallons into said the mayoral candidates op tenant governor, who la Republi parks of Paris, France. \ , sidered the limit the Treasury tha Roaring Brook reservoir in could consider borrowing now, and Glastonbury. That reservoir rote how much less than this sum it two tenths of a foot. ' seeks may depend on lit Judgment At Howard rasarvoir the water of probable Savings Bond and Note line rose one tenth of a foot adding sales and redemptions. six tenths of a million gallons to '' Needs Korea^n the supply there. Announcing Barring unforeseen emergencies, Both reservoirs are still well un the projected new borrowing will der capacity, however, and town take care of the Treasury’s needs officials are continuing their ef through this calendar year and In forts to conserve water and to in to January, when tax collections crease the' supply. ^ A New Additioit At pick up again, the Treasury spokes-, Porter reservoir is maintained man said. He said there would be at capacity by drawing upon How one or two tight spots between the ard reservoir. new year and tha heavy March col Thrall said the complete effect lection period. But he salll no of yesterday's downpour could not TERI’S BRIDAL SHOP Worth Shouting About! 'plana have yet been made to renew be determined bacauae the water the request for Congress, which sheds for the reservoirs were wet A ,' ' ilo^ and water will continue to JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF seep into the reseiwoirs. , General Manager Richard Mar tin and Thrall, meanwhile, were Personal Notices arranging for exploration of the Fttce f jy , possibility of building wells near In Mempriam the Porter reservoir and at Char Cocktail Dresses ter Oak Bt., and tha town con In memory of Orsols Psielll ' who tinued to borrow water from tha passetf away Oct, 7, 1 ^ Cheney Bros. Globe Hollow reser / • / OQT i ^ \ Your memory Is as desr today. voir pumping it directly Into de As In lb« hour you passed away. partment mains. from $24.95 to $27.95 / The Manchester Water Co., a Mr. Si^ Mrs MIrhell Karpuska Sizes 10 to 20. ' and family private supplier of water to tha Mr. and Mrs. Ilufo Patelll northern sections of town, report and family. ed Its reservoira amply supplied. Police reported no arreata for REDUCED TO '/z f RIC E -A CROUP OF FORMAL DOWNS In Memoriam violations of the bans on*uaa of VALVEM ID 848.M - - tha garden hoee and use of hoaaa In loving memory, of our mother, for car washing indicating volun Minnit Vennart. who died October T, IMS. tary compliance by customers of Bona. tha town department Bridal and Lingerie Shop \ Here is a sure/simpie savings plan fhat 758. MAIN ST. (STATE THEATRE BVILDINOI TEU MI-S-H3A guarantees you’ll get itl :z TERFS NEXT DOOR TO TERTS BEIlDTY SAUMT

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ON A ‘SAFE-BUY’ Pictured above i« apportion of the huge Uued Car lot at Moriartjr All Moriarty Brothers’ Used Cars have had 20% knocked off their Brothera in which just above every make iind model used car will price taga as a part of our 20th Anniversary celebration. Those msB be found—everyone of them a good, clean car. one that you would cars bear the famous Ed Sullivan “Safe-Buy” stickers on their wind* USED CAR! be proud to own and delight to drive. shield8»yo«r guarantee of the BEST in used cam. X RE ARE TWO TYPICAL ANNIVERSARY -• V . X

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• i- 20% s«...... ■\ j SPEOIEL 2Mi ANNIVERSARY COMPETE SELECTION IMMEDIATE DELIVERY T951 MERCURY 2-DR. SEDAN ' I N O W ONLY 1953 LINCOLN CAPRI 4-DR. SEDAN 20% NO W ONLY TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES OF STYLES Light green color. Radio, heater, directional signals, foam rub- / Veivet black. Radio, heater, power steering, power brakes, 4-way ON ALL MODELS I • I elevated front seat. Hydramatic drive. Red and black leather in Meriarty Brothers have long had a reputation for high her cushions, seat covers. Fuily equipped. Was |1,895. $1,336 terior. Driven'only 3,000 miles. Original cost |5,000, All body atyles in a full selection of famous Mercury' There will be no waiting for your new Mercury. W'e $ 4 ) 0 0 0 trade-in allowaaces on new Uncolna and Mercurya... . colors . . . taks your pick! Remember! We’re after u have YOUR Mercury right in stock now! You can prac* C ' ' -V,/ hat tha next 72 honra wc’il be allowing MORE than record vNume during these 72 hours and we’ve got tieallr^pet ypur own terms during our 20th Anniversary. aver before. . . MORE BY FAR than yon would expect trailer load after trailer load in the past few days so as When arrangements have been made for yonr owner a - • .' anywhere. to have on hand Just the ear you wanL ship, YOU CAN DRIVE YQUR MERCURY HOME! DON'T FORGET! THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF OTHER ANNIVERSARY BARGAINSrCOME IN! LOOK 'EM OVER! DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNnY TO GET THE BEST DEAL EV ER ON A NEW MERCURY S-wv,

OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M; BEST TIME EVER TO BUY A EVERY DAY DURING NAME YOUR OWN OPEN UNTIL 10 P M: OUR 20»h ANNIVERSARY "ON THE LEVEL AT CEKTBR AND BROAD STS." EVERY DAY DURING fa tm oriarty brothers OUR-20th ANNIVERSARY "OH T H I LIVIL AT tlHTIR AMD BROAD STS." mUm 20 % 20 % 20 % 20 % 20 % V '■ik'* l_20$_2O%_20% 20% > ' 'X ■WWW* \ J .r-. , 7 V'^'' y; -v;-

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NERVILLB POLKS BY FONTAINB FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY iWRSHBERGER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLB Ths Latsif til Wsskifi drop cookies — you’ll discover the baked cookies- have interesting .geametrta, design* on their tops. ECZE THRASH Wli-UK f H e t DOWN Answer to Previous PunW Sense and Nonsense A simple way to BEHINP THE BARN Musical Matttrs m n a u u u Bargains . You're Welcome from Itching Besemo. 5MOKiK« A L lU U U d Thet’s what the warm glow of gry red blotches or othar i naci u a u u u f dub Rob CIBAA* HU Wearily handing tha menu back tha^ plush COTTON BROAD- tatlons is to apply PeterooiYi I ACBOM DOWN U'v.»v‘UCJ -te the waiter, the diner aald: Hie meetings that I go to IJWM carpeting will convey to mant to affected parts. Itel IVtoU n ILow singing a u a c i u Dinay — Juat bring me a good Oftan turn me sour. Listed by your guests and friends. THE itching fast. Skin feels bettw, sccMW>ry voice UCHU meal. The reading of the mtniltea Inquirer MANCHERTER CARPET CEN looks better, 4Sc all drugflatg. a m u The waiter did ao, and upon Alwaye takee an hour. TER, 308 Main Street offers fash Soothe* Itchy feet, cracks belwaan i Croup of. 8 Wind tj L jn i a musicians Instrument leaving the diner gave him a —Trua A. Rice, Jr. c , ■. ion-right shades of green, gray, toes. Peterson’s Olntmant delightfl u - s u n or money back. >n:- ' a Sat o f orcan I Weekday IJ U UC3 genproua tip. beige and cinnamon at a Rale Walter — Thank youse.'alp, and ONE OP Yo u r w vm^ m o s t . /• ptpaa 4 Sew loosely a a u i a t : ] Spectator—You aaem to hava Price of 84.7S sq. yd.; Regular a a u L J U If you got any friend* who can't Now b the ’nma Price is 88.95. Comes in. 12 foot n Prcaidant 5 Female □ E a c j n a re ^ , Jea' send dem to me. had a aerioug accldant. I Rtyled for Warmth and Wear The Fast Easy Way to If You’re Not Sure Lincoln ~ singing voice Motorist—Yea. I tried to climb - T o dial Mitchell 0-7111 for DRV A Smoekttf Frock width. CLRANINO service "Aa You Like ! HOYM'JACKETRatMONTGO.M- GHamlag Floors Whether shYd prefer a pin or a 13 Toward the a Closer 24 Imitates 40 Caudal a tre.e in my motorcar. EKY WARD COMFANV come ABMNTRONG'N LINOOLORN necklace give her the gift that FOOD aneltwed side Matrimony Is the only state thaf. ' Spectator—What did you do It." FIHHCB DRY GLEAN. In Wool, Rayon Twill or Gabardine, Small boys and girls' should not ' 7 Lair 25 Impudent appendages ERA' modem plant on Broad WAX will p-oteot your floors, may be worn both way*. At be served highly-spiced dishes, but M Burden permits a women to'work 18 hours that for? all designed to give plenty of pro SDnidge 2eaiy in 41 Buffalo a day. ^treet offers prompt, ' efficient woodwork and painted surface* MATHER’N AT TllB CENTER their food should be; flavored ap 15-Turt . Y "The harp that Germany' 42 Gaiter l^torist- Juat to oblige a lady tection against chiir Winter wind* with a hard smooth film that you will r«;e Octobere birthstone SALE IS Approved who Was driving another car. Sl)t mck-iip and delivery service. All are water-repellent, shedding pealingly. A little onion, parsley, . once through 27 Mate horses 43 Kind d( You'll be courteously treated and rcsiata soil, acuffs and ateins. So the Rose Zircon in a NECKLACE celery, tomatoes or lemon- juice >(odels A Broadway chorine Is A girl wanted to use the road. Snow and rain, fully lined, Uoutoii easy to apply, juat pour it, spread and KARRINO RET. Oraccrully tIpfiBMI ----- ’shalU’ 280therwUe merchandise who has what It takes to take astlsfactlon, guaranteed. Alt -your will often make a meat or fish dish THURSDAY. OCT. I ISLegisiator 10 Advantages 29 Noxious plant 44 Great Lake ; Lamb collars with anug knlt-wriat- It and let It dry, no polishing stt you’ll show quiet elegance In 20 Stop (naut.) what you have! colora will‘ come back as bright ; lets at 17.98 and up in alxes 6-18. taste "}U|rt right.’’ ll’Nuisance .31 Nocturnal 46 Poker stake Dollar INtty and clear as our autumn foliage neceskary. The MA.NCHERTEH good taste from dawn to dark. Starts 10 a.m.—>AN Day 21 Before , - J,_ j For complete selection of 2-piecc And do. see the synthetic OPAL 17Terpsichorean mammals 47 Negative votes' Now money's a pleasant posses- batlval. FIAIUF. GOVEKINO CO. ,721 Main Build Treasured Memories .22 . Hireling ^ , 19 Regions 33 Calyx part Wlfe (Intense with excilement) RNOWRl!IT.H m sizes 4-10 at Street auggezta aUo ARM- SETS in the new designs for fall, 48 Became larger Sion - 810.98 to 313.68 visit the Boys’ Of shared family fun with all 24 Church recess 23 subsequently 38 Refund SO Butterflies ^— Well, what hap^ned when you NTBONU’R LiqCID CIJEANBK wearing. the HALLOWEEN atmosphere Hd«'s D«pt. Stora 26 Norse explorer < asked the bci.* C«Bf. 19)1 9t m|a SemM li 36 Pigpen ern California. April 9. Ifl-SS. Never quiet as a mouse. your name to be read by the touch Kubinstein’a 1.ANUI.IN VITA.MIN UOKIIAM. TOWLE. WAI.I. ACE. Argj'le Rock Kit - v I N -f 37 Simple —Mrs. Louis Bdeckman. INVENTORY BLANK or tele-’ ayatem. ISc each at IIAKRINON'.S L IT N T -or INTERNATIONAL Z1 ti P Her legialattve job should be phone Mitchell 9-5241 to receive FOR.MGLA. Made with Vitamin Place your ortTer now to avoid pos Fresh new colors may be knit . Bed-Wettin{ “Sargt, just book him on ths charge of ‘trying to enter'!" 39 Begged Fairfield Gardens Ckl. The speaker of the house. 849 Main St. ■ A the amber bottle guards It f“om Into a pair of smartly styled: .S3 40 Melody C(p* In the mall. . sible future disappointment of de n t r P w IT —True A. Rice, Jr.\ JighL, preserving the vitamin effec- pleted stock. argyle socks for HIM. The BEAR ; 4t French dance Boss — My boy, do yp(i believe Here's a delicious topping for : tlveneas for ydu. For dry and lined 8882 BRAND KIT contains wool yams ; 42 Takoan osUi 15” i 11 in s life after death 7 / When you are pan-broiling steak hot gingerbread. Soften cream skins try this modern miracle for 10-20 or the mothproof crimp set nylon j BY J. R. WH.L lAM S OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE Agnis How did the Smith wed- Can Be Stopped! )UT OUR WAY 45 Removing m Office boy — Yea,, air. or chops, be aura to pour off any cheeae'. and beat with s' little top I your complexion In the 81.f» and You Can Wash. Comb and Curl to make socks up to size 12. ! water 5 T li Boss (tenderly) / — Then that dinT go oItT fat that accumitlatea In the skillet milk, cdQfectloners' sugar to taste The rooted, Saran hair of this One of the most popular styles _ you 60unD\1TH06E road- 82.no size at W KfJM>.N DRGO Makes a happy solution to . your 'OH.ltJON'T I VWOUUPNi’T e it h e r .IF , 49 French makes everything just fine. About Mabel Fine, until the parson aa the meat cooks. and grated orange rind. lovable 22" DOLL at THE KID you'll see this new season is the 40,000 easM prov* ^ L IK f e njathanT> -Side M COMPANY, 901 Main Street. , gifting and fun to do at 81.79 and THIMK.1 FEEL^ I HUW(3 MV Cl£ttH^ÛP fC ^ D /tM E tSALLlMG HUMIL metropolitans BT h an hour after you left yesterday asked the bride if she'd obey her DIE FAIR, 1089 Main StreeL Your debonair wesktt. Teamed here LIKE '------UKETHAT--VOU LEAVE (Jo b b e r s 81.98, in J. W. HALE tXlMPANY. EnHiteiw's MCCMt with h a l e , 51 Rowing 1 w afternoon to bury your grandfath husband. . Emerson Forhet Radio - From Toddler to A’oiing lAdy budding beautician will be en with a simple, slim skirt, it ia tail ITHEyARP THEM LIKEVOU FEEL. llATlOH.^ A LAvJ-AB iDINS MA3 0 R. ARE AS V Three-piece Tea or Coffee Ret I TOCWr.-' when you TAKE THEM MAN, t>RlVING AT A SAFE implement er he came in to see you. .Agnes What happened then? When the guests gather around For sportsmen and Travelers thir I The DOLL CARRIAOIC of her grossed for hour* at a time. With ored as carefully aa a man's vest. OFF/ PEP 'EM UP WITH but t h e w r o n sa s Mabel - She replied, 'Do you convenient lightweight pocket rc latex arm* and legs, vinyl face, it Pattern No. M82 la a aew-rite b«d-w«ttiii4 habit ^ p e e d . t Ra p p e d . h auled 52 Seed vessel « « s T Coffee or tea for pleasant Infor. dreams may be found a f THE COAT HAWaERS ANP CONSENSUS A THREE - • Notice: TTie Clairvoyant Society think I'm craxy?' The groom, who dlb has a bldit-in antenna an 'KIDDIE FAIR 1080 Main Street. will be a Christmas morning de perforated pattern in alze* 10. 12, The Inquirer OET A NEW outlook; IW AND FORCED TO PAY 53 German king Rial talk, such lovely silverware OF OPINION <5UART li i will pot hold its weekly meeting was In a aort of daze, replied, self contained batteries. The I 24 styles to choose from at 83.98 to light at 8438. See the 26" doll 14, 16. 18, 20. Size ,12. weskit, No longer does your child ,« 2 0 0 TRIBUTE TO 54 American mT b A its this Rogera 1881 Olenrose 7 6 THAT g a l l o n ,^ humorist due to unforeseen clmimstance.s. 'I do'. BI'DGET CENTER 01 Center 823.08. that sleeps, dressed in a -piecc 7-8 yard of 54-lnch; skirt, 1 1-4 have to suffer shame and , A rapscallion / brings a special feeling of ease, Street offer* these attractive mod plaid outfit only 83.08. - I ’M FIGMTINS VOU CAN But th e VD 155 Golf mounds a r A e warmth and luxury. At MATH- yards. disgrace caused by bed-wet VllN MORE FIND A WAV |S6 Observed CARNIV4L BY DICK TURNER els in your chilre of color com There are two efficient ways to For this pattern, send 80c in . this, men, a n d ,EB'R AT THE CENTF.K you’ll plete with Warranty. There ’are few (Ungerous rock.i ting. ENUR'TONE meth /A HOOPLE NEVER IN A TO PiNCH A ,57 Direction % H And other pieces to match this Siiei 3-4-S peel tomatoes when you want to coins, your name, address., qize de- i M a n ch ea ter 1 in Chesapeake Bay. od, patented by a doctor, [ e u r r e n d e r s ^ DARTS^ 6UV SOiNG design of rich hand-applied orna use them in a salad, sauce, casse sired, and the pattern number to s a m e ' PAST ON A • No Ironing Needed SITE BLKNETT. THE MAN has proved in over 40,000 ment. BRE.AD TRAVR, R,%ND- role or other dish. One la to dip With a Modem Dtahwasher D a te B ook g l a c i e r WICH PLATER, and a breath The .MEN'S pllsse PAJAMAH 5003 Ule tomatoes into boiling water CHESTER EVENING HFJIAI.D. cases that it can correct the never need Ironing yet always look Here’*- ail you do . . acrape IL'iO AVE A.MERICAS, NEW I taking CE.\TEB BOWL also foot- This picture-pretty frock is for about a minute, then dip at dishes, put them in racks, turn the distressing habit in 2 to 4 BUGS BUNNY ed nr.A R ETTE CAHE all hand- nest. With fine tailoring through worked in honeycomb smocking - once into ,coId water before re YORK 36. N. V. ^ out. adjustable waist, U crotch for dial and WALK AWAY. Your Raturday, Oct. 10 weeks — without drugs or buffed to a lustrous finish, make the loveliest of handmade trim moving thejakin with a kmall sharp dishes arc thoroughly sprayed, Basic Fashion fhr '53, Fall and comfortable wear all sanforized knife. The 'other ta t t run a fork Winter, is a complete guide in Bazaar, Community Baptist attachments. excellent shower and wedding for children's dresses. (Instruc washed twice, rinsed twice and Church, starting at 10 a. m. VIAH, ' gifts. and vat-dyed in middle and coat tions are al.so included for "mock" into a tomato, hold it under cold dried electrically. Let thcoA.B.C. planning • practical, sew-simple styles in your size at 83..30 to 83.9M. water to wet It. then rotate It i wardrobe. Gift pattern printed Sunda.v, Oct. 11 ENURTONE: I s o r iT - smocking which gives the same A PW JA N tE SERVICE CO-, 21 . 1 ... v 1 Collection of funda for Boy 00U6LAS AVINUe at MONT«i()MEKV WARD fX>5l- effect with less work.) over the flame of your range until Maple Street show how you can ! l>ouk, Send 25 centa 6 roltars that Outlast the Hhirts I’ANV. Scout drive._ AN' HI H STREET.' .Mena imE.HR RHIKTH with Pattern No. 5003 consists of tis the skin Imrsti; dip into cold gain more leisure with a HOT- Tested by Doctors risht waterter immediately and peel. Wednesday, Oct. 14 | the famous Tacoma collars that sue pattern; sizes 3, 4 and 5 in POINT or a KITCfiBNAlU De.asert bridge, auspices o f- Recommended by Doctors Hill last for the llfetima of the Want a quick sauce for meat cluded; material requirements.'* Dishwasher. No more drudgery; do Twin- Bniah Polisher loaf? Heat a can of condensed to- .Mfln's D.A.R., Woodruff Hall, 1:30 p.m. shirt is what makes them in such sewing instructions: hot iron Dress and Otsnal Jewelry your dishes the modern way quick The versatile REGINA-POIJSH- Oct. IS, l« and 17. ! Patented by Doctors matp soup with a couple of table IDENTIFICATION BRACE- er, easier, cleaner and safer. demand at MONTOONERV transfer, stitch lllustratioas, color EK AND SCRI'BBER at Ihe J. Center Thespians present "Abie’s (VS No. 2.127JI98). ENVR- WAIID CO.MPAN%'. In aollds, spoons of butter or margarine and suggestions and complete dlrec- 1 *-*!TN of the heavy-weight expan W. HALE COMPANY enables you a pinch of basil; thin wii:* two or Sion type Irish Rose,” Bowers RchJOl. TONE was developed after whiles, stripes or fancies they are tlon* for smocking. appeal to mssculihe Only 91.00 Eaeli to keep all the floors in your home three tablespoons of meat stock tastes. Sterling plaques with non- Saturda.v, Oct. 17 many years of /palliataking 12.30 in sl7.ea 14-17, with contour Send 25c in coins., your name, Delightful, ever popular HG5f- at a polished perfection with a Tour of Manchester homes and medical research. DQe 'S h e a t e d or the liquid left from cooked vege: address and the pattern number corrosive BUlnleas‘ [fr ‘ steel backs taUprihg for smooth lit they have tables. MEL FIOITRINER in 12 captivat- minimum of effort. It scrubs, tea, sponsored by hospital auxil- \ TO t h e eo\L- to .AN.NE CABOT. THE MAN- they are sure to please. Foster’s Ing style* are shown at HAR- waxes and polishes, is easy to /5-T "'oTPWILL'^MS' barrel shape ebffa for easy Iron Ident-O-Graph with Sterling top iary. i SA(j vueagueeMOM.'. IMS POINT= ie-7 ||cn»f- miSf wn ing. • CHENTER EVENINO ilEKALO, KISON’R, 849 Main Street. Hand-1 guide, may be iwe'd for counter Oct. 18 to 24 I FREE INFORMATION ' ~uBmpiHBiBMaiMh idflFi’’^plit buttered pleasing for its graeeful, flowing 11.AN, Waddell School. I llio Ann St. (MB) baking powder^ bigeutts. Watch 25 cents. and turn crepe paper into extra continuity. EVENiNO R.AflN will special party decorations. Wednesday, Nov. 4 how fast this dish,gets eaten up! lend flashes of brlllianee in gold / I.iivurloin Textures Sweeten breakfast time for your "Holiday Bazaar,” sponsored by , Hartford, Conn. Occasionally flavor the cream family by serving honey with or silver with snap closing or ex To Keep A'oiir Boy Warm CHENEY BROTIIERN RKM- Two For One Plus a Penny! Women's Federation, Center aauca with a little tomato paste or pansion top at 80.00 plus ta\, at CTiecTt the HI. RCXIAT.S at C. E. .NANT SALESROOM has remnant fruit, cereal, toast, muffins or pan curry powder. The anmi-annual one cent sale Is Church. ,, Name • asaneaaenee* •M.ATHER'R AT THE 'lon or antique velvets, brocades, drugataplea; RexSR ASPIRIN re g .' Everyday Nov. 20 and 21' * I you choose from tha new PANDA But thought you never could, see the EverlasUilg Leathers with damisska tapestries or tweeds will 100 for 54c now 200. for 65c; I Gifts of FORTORIA crystal are I Child a Aga ...... 1 the TUI.E CRAFT kits at the ■ Community Players present PRINT line at HARKIRON'R, 840 quality plus. 'All priced to give add fresh charm to your fii-n'ture CHRISTMAS CARDS, 30 Afferent nicest you can give or get. "The Silver WhisOf," Waddell Main -S tr^ t -your message will JOHNSON FAINT COMPANY parents the most fur. their money. at REAL SAVINGS. carda in a-bpxreg 60c, now3.boxes The J. W. H.ALE CO.MPANV.has School. ITDWIM* convey originality, sophistication 600 Main Street. The kits contain for 81c Rt!BBING AIAWHOL the «' choice selection in many dlf- ^ lOARABe^ "Whan you want tha floorwalker, Mita Jones, just say,, and humor at ISc a card. You'll an artiat'a brush and' ollpalnl in lauiib shanks are thriftly aiid Save the water in wtsiw!! you one pint size reg. 49c, now 2 for! ferent items either in the Cen- individual containers ready mixed "calling Mr. Colpenny,* not ‘calling Mr. Colpenny in ladioa' like the "Main Street lOOO" series easy to cook. Just browri them in sim.-ner a smoked-beef tongue and 30c; accurate, easy to read d i ^ x i : tury Pattern. 'Hear with gently . of NOTE Pa p EB-H depicting old to apply. Juat match the numbers. a little fat in a Dutch oven with use it. In making. aplit pea soup. EEVER THERMOMETERS,, pral | scalloped rims or the Bouquet underwaarr” fashlonef A»40 Colonial Cabinet HaMuarv discover all house paints are not After they are cooked and drained Nlght-tinw Favorites I MAIL LET ME THNMH \T OGEP ANM YVL SEE VOHAT I season them with salt, sugar, but VOO VOVTW HOVWUATSOf^ -TH M \SKtT Urn Acient your cabinets with the sam'e. The difference la the Every girl 1^ love the dell- | TAliES fememfec c m DO TO HEW*. lasting beauty and maximum pro ter or margarine, minced parsley Oil Burner Serriceman — GOOD TOR 'VOO .MARV I Colonial Hardware by Amerock cate print flanÎette GOWNS UP . youccottCEcr from THE BI'DGET CENTER 91 tection offered by HHERWIN- and lemon juice; reheat, stirring a with elasticized waist for sng fit. AtUCH < 4 ^ ' WILLIA.M.H house paints, which few times, until all flavors mingle. FREE INSURANCE — TOP WAGES OFTH0 Center .$treet, Of Antique Copper In sizes 8 to 14 at 82.79. While the famous and Dull Black Finishes they are stand up season after season in all FAAtOt'S you havb a complete size and style durable wrought steel fuhioned kinds of weather. 8HERW1N-' Wonder-wrariag Sleepwear range at MONTGOMERY WARD OTHER EMPLOYE lENRFlTS FCP-fTECr into an authentic Old Colonial De WILLIAMR paints stand up 'to the For the children may be found at CO.MP.ANY whv not take advan SPACE GLOW sign. Especially charming on na test of lime. Constant research UNOOLN’R. 699 'Main Street. tage of their L)fV AWAY PLAN TIME tural finish map'll, knotty --rne and has -made today's SIIERU IN HANEH 5IEKRICH1LJ) pajamas from...... now...... until Dec. 15. / 'The 2- APPLY IN PERSON Urch, WIIXIAM8 palnU better than . ‘ re smartly styled, warm, roomy , 'a”ma rr Mandarin”’ SI 1 pump,,. ever . . . you’ll You MtusUy, «nd ^ priced for ,re alwa3-s a favorite at have to paint less frequently. All ! careful budgets. Of the very S2.89 In sizes 8 to 14, some have If the motor of. you.' / ■ cctrjc 1 3 m Is not permanently lubricated, this adds up to money saved. Drop fineat cotton, they’re rize-tast, auds- polka dot collars and loose butch MORIMTY BROTHERS you'll need to oil it regularly. If in at THE SHBRWIN-WII.I.IAMH and ahrink-rea’atsni. In aiiM er boy jackets. Softly fleeced 315 CENTER ST. —. TEL MI.3.513S PRISCILLA’S POP Bluffed. And Called A h VERMEER yisu use the mlXer almost ever>< COMPANY, 719 MAIN STREET : 0 • * chooee the 1, 2 or ____ type sleeping'wear MICKEY FINN and find out Just how little It will j stylee in pink, mint, maize or blue is often preferred because/no but True To Form! lexihle fashion . TUSISAYERYDimcaT Chiyaanthemiim Hi. All the tools you need to In , . . w ltfi Hm Atoglc Sob C-Vjld Weather .\head At 81 Oakland Street wnl be a stall Gohl Seal''flooring tiles are ticized waist and ruffled hem Will , OFFICE! j TONIGHT! REAUZESTNATNE SHEMPF-ANPytV For sportsmen, for hunter*, for be a warm choice. The 3-piece IW IT JUST gy LUCK CaTAMLYMTSOME rv riot of glorious autumn colors this contained In the U-DO-IT KITS to cuslîon •very tttp out-door men the WINTER UN weekend. Bouquets and sturdy at the BITDGET CENTER. 91 flannel or knit sleepers are 82.19 -MTlSUPAOSEm . AMAZJN6 snots! DERWEAR at MONTGOMERY to 82.69 for sizes 1-4 and the one HOAN'FOR TOO much! potted Ml'MS .'or your garden •Center Street. You get a quality It’s Air Step’s walking srooder, WARD CXJMPANY .ls at a com planting xi'UI iie__'.pn.„ ya)e to piece without feet only 81.69. Just Arrived - A N^w • • • 0 ' • ' ' knife, professional type iuiste- this exquisitely conifqttable plete Style and size range now. brighten ^’inter days; also large | spreader, chalk and' chalk-line, 9 The one-piece short sleeve and shoe. Tbe same cushioned Msgic • • • 9 chry.Hanthernum b'ulbs for spring marking awl, and simple instruc No Front So No Defrost ankld drawers Hn fleece lined cot blooms. A fresh, supply- of house tions; Don't handicap yourself The new 1953 HOTPOINT RF.- fitll tbo$ fitxibilitj. • tons are, 81.98 to 84.19 for 36-44. Sole with 9 • t ■ » greens has just arrived to brighten with makeshift tqols.. _ get this FKIGER.ATORS bring you the Shipment of patrons’ Here is s shoe s|t sdpple u'your 9 9 9 9.9 • • • All cotton rib knit 2-plece under- up' your home for winter' days kit, whether you choose asphalt, fineat—first. The most reliable • « » * wear with crew neck or button ahead. HOLDEN FLOAlERS is rubber or ploatic tiles from the automatic defrost ever offered it fout. . . trim sg pour ôve. ' • ' 41 • « • front shirt are 81.40 ea'ch. Some T prepared to take care of your Budget Onter. gets rid of frost as soon as it ap lV shirts and middle length aborts of flower needs fdr all occasions. pears. FuIIv guaranteed the Hats With Brims..; «11 ae iiu. lar fine Quality fabrics are 98c each. Mitchell 9-7743. Betby's F In t Faalilona ARt! APPLIANCE SERVICE /o-r • ■ Cordiiroy creapera with the ggy COMPANY, 21 Maple Street of ) / e f ) clown applique to protect tender fers you this food atbrage con CAPl-AIN JASY Grateful BY LESLIE TURNER 9 knees are so practical and good- venience with the Swinging Left FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS m • 9 over basket. Sliding Shelves, Door Full Schedule BY IIERRILL C. BLO^BR IF YOU CAN DO RE-UPHOLSTERING WORK looking. With-gripper crqtch for "^You asietd forthis WE W^KE all F7tDSK6LV NtAKSIG^ FOF. 'T6oFoi5R^5iTio»r?KOtt 1 GtOW ON PEOPlE4.NO 00V8T * • s • *'- • • ; 6-18 monjlui 81.69 and 81.98 in Shelves, Biittef-Bin and -Hi-Hu- THE SAIKE I5LANP TO-ltlDE OUT THE THE I5LAND. UAVBE SHE r ' pastel shades. for boys and girls midity Drawer*. ■ And see their T! AH. THE WATER IE CAIUER I wl%^ we B u r LAiFORTUNATELY. imtehd td style and we now CM) BE SALVAGE!? 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' cavara taaora ■.TtyHelll ...... K t iA THE FlippinNew CewaiBaMf fisaMM- <11 Sullivan ...... in Ml Makes Debut wifli Locals Tonight Thriller Seen | Oilford ...... - 74 14* Rowe .....t...... 9* —— fiasktiul ...... tt -- ,71 MrChrthey ...... — iOt Local Gridders Won Wailing for Next Year Hurkini ...... 92 ]* Score ... Bate...... 92 - 94« ;»« Totals ...... *8* 4U *«• MM Graduated Kazmaier Al Quarterback; Toro / ______<- Nslek ...... 92 100 -- Game with Bulldogs rran eail ...... 97 II* Itir 318 **' ^*"*** ^ *** FertaH LONG SERIES 'GAMES for an umplrr to - call ,1* "a low Iêwôrk,'ew Oct. 7 (/P)—Offhand, ' 114 Princeton, N. J., Oct. 7 (PI—Ha.s Sets Nfiw Mark Plans No Other Lineup New Tork, O ct 7 —Bddle |yo-r southpaw, was the circuit's aefned 8s«lels ...... i2s ltd 349 WOMEN'S Lr.Anra World Serlea baaeball fana aure oiitaide pitch" accordlnir to former New Havan—With precedence a vr pat, who made one of haaebaU'a nia leader with a 3.10 mark, the prospects■pacts fo r dethroning tha World ToUlle TTH Tkwa !I I» their moneya worth In the National League Umpire Beana Princeton come iip with another apparently now a: pattern this Chaii;tes in Nebo Game Back of the Week 497 1*84 M, Holmes ...... Ill 118 113 839 matter of minutea at the jgamea Therapia. .Turkey, Oct. 7 (fP)~ at rongeat comebacks, captured two ^**'*'**^ elnce Howie Potlet qom- Champion New York Yahkeee and KmsiMiel L stkeras (3) M. C o s l s t ...... 94 t t 99 Ml Reardon. "Half-atrlkea alao give Dirk Kazmaier to make Ivy 118 312 t'erpenler ...... 113 79 fi }73 thla fall. Remember when a two you quite a bit of trouble," he League football fana forget the Saturda.v'a football game between Florence Chadwick added to her Ofaf thetha American lyeaguealyssmia'a moet ^ fit. Louie CardInale In 1948. with ' the National I-eague ruling Brooklyn Noren ...... ,..10* *1 Yale and Columbia In the Bowl la Two unbeaten football teams Dodgers do not appear overly! Anderson ...... 102 103 m ?i3Verons m n H m hour game.Ai’aa unheard of? added. Bean.a covered the aerlea great All-America back of 1990 swimming honors today by swim coveUd pitching honore for l#M - - 1 gpahn, one of the key men in the Johnson , ...... *9 »l I.ZIW Man Well, tvrô of the aUc gamea re- ...... going to be oife of those wlnd-dlng, will clash tonight at 8 o'clock un bright. However, rival major ■ Benson , again for NEA. Hia umpire aerlea and '91? ming'the tricky Bosphormis from earned runa and winning percent- surprlaing showing of the Braves ...... 9* 107 Touls t a 48* 4M M17 qulred ntôre than three houra to on play aituationa haa been carried Angemall-bltlng, down-to-the-wire Europe to Asia, and then bark to der the lights at Mt. Nebo when league managers detected a ray Carlson ...... ,.10* V» It’s too early to tell yet, 'o f thrillers. , f !*••• allowed 03 earned tollle* of hope In the recently concluded Seda Shap I*)' complete and the four othera i„ THE HERALD for the paat two course, but coaches, alumni and Europe. . Granck’s Campaigners of Provi svA M M sn s In 260 Inningiy He won 23 games Touls ...... 804 490 897 189t Kellernunan ...... M. 71 ranged from 2:42.to 2:98. yeara, At least that's the way It Has World fiertes. Temple Belli <3, Consianilne students are agreed -sophomore The 33-year-pld typist from San dence, RhfKle island, come to town S T A t t r a c a O O M PfU D by and lost seven (.767), Brooklyn's ' * • * Longeit game of the aeries waa been the last four times theW Brett ...... 93 100 to 2*2 Pound Royce Flippin wa.s a pippin in his Diego, Calif., was timed ofllrlally Lerlu ...... thii first, 3:10. The other better teams have met In the Eli’s giant to battle the Merchants. ’The In ii*** I K^blna waa the top man In EXCEIT FOB TWO of the six ' ...... 101 *4 11* 313 Purnell I . HAD XHE PLEASURE of meet- first two games. He passed, for one (n one h-Our. 14 mimrtcs.T seconds. day ^ a t the SS-yeaôld New York { winning percentage with a .739, on HeUer ...... 94 96 84 n 3 Goodin 9* ■thmn three hour attraction waa the c o n c re te «Mtl iro n gabidri. She plunged into the water at 7:10 vaders have won all three starts TankH lefthander,rider, hempered hy g “ “ ' ' ■ ' games, series Indicated strong-j A. W risz_____----- 7»-3*4_ ilng General Douglas MacArthur toui hdown against Lafayette, then while Manchester shows two Wins a 30-g record. T. W s is s ...... Touts fifth. S:02. Both gamea were alug- It atuteil hack in 1946. Even sore arm during much of the 'S3 s ly that jtoth the Yankees and ■ ...... *3 *4 94 3*0 l i i ' 410 im ‘ and Mrs. MacArthur following the scored once himself and tossed the a.rn, (2:10 a.m. EST» at Sariyer amt no defeats on its record this feata and won by the Yanka, 9 to time will never dim the memor.v of Point on the European.shore. campaign, paced the American Dodgers inust improve their pitch- - Totals ...... *807 "ioi "tSt 1807 Priaeeet <■■ S, and 11 to 7. Shortest game In fifth game at Ebbets Field. The football for the winning touch season. NBITHEB BABNED BUN Ing to successfully defend their Pszlano*...... *0 M the fans who saw that one. Yale The widest point acro.ss the I 'i lyeaipia with a 3.43 earned run av pece-aetter had much competition. - at. Merji's Phillips ...... 109 IM the matter of minutes waa the MacArthura boarded the five pas down with 23v seconds' to go got off to a 14 to 0 lead, before titles. Only-four of the 12 starting m agsinat Oolumbia. mile Bo.sphorous \yas chosen In MAKING HIS DEBUT at quar erage. He permitted cniy 43 Chicago's Billy Pierce waa ranner- N elson-...... 103 107 Kloler ...... 90 O second, 2:42. The third lasted 2:.98. P " " " Sreetinga Columbia piincbcd across a TD. order that the test“ wojild not be earned runa In ITS innings. hiirters were able to go the route. Thomas ...... *3 ,as perretn .r f ...... S 99 were exchanged. The General re Coach Cfiarile . dsldwell, not terback for the Merchanta tqnlght up to Lopa; In the American Eddie Lz>pet and Preacher Roe did Hyde ...... 7» S3 Beebe 100 97 fourth 2:96 and the sixth and final But, on the fallowing kickoff, I.cvl too easy" forM lss Chadwick who Lopat algned a conditional con Hansen ...... M 7ft game took 2:99 to complete. ported that he enjoyed baseball given to toaaing compliments will be Irv Panciera of Westerly, Loagua with a 3.73 BRA and Vtr- it in the second game and Vic / very .much. Something about the (lackaon, then a freshman, snaknl has gained aiT international repu tract before the season, but he git Trucks, also of tha White Sex, Hedlund ...... ** *2 T outs ...... 4«l'îTT‘ i«nr It required 16 hours and 23 min around lightly, nUled “Flippin'n his way 86 thrill-packed .yards to R. I. The former University of Rascht and Carl Brakinc In thc- hefcmaa's tl) general that lmprea.aed was his tation as a long disthnep swimmer. came through handsomely. He waa third at 3.93. 'ToUlt Toppin* .. utes to play the six games for a touchdown pnaa to EnrI Byrne offset the IJon threat. But how Conneetlriit. pa.s.sing slltr la now won 16 gamea and dropped only thlrd...... 4«l 4*2 4*1 13*4 pefuaal to take advantage of offers against Issfayette “aa nice qs any Miss Chadwick has cotiêred a.ssistant freshman coach at Robin RoberU of the Philadel Center Caagee .He. 2 til M iTsrthy per game time average of 2:97, Columbia battled back, with Don the English Channel twice''wind ...... 4 for a winning mark of .100— phia PhlUiea, a 23-game winner, Erskine is the only one of this Neill ...... »* H *7 Ttl CTispman * * * to go first on the elevator. Once IMck Kazmaier e«er threw." -^^"^'j topping it off with a World Series wee eecond In the National League ...... 79 93 94 3*4 ...... 9* 91 BEST PAGE ONE banners of he waa recognized moat men. in from the man who developed a, passer who could throw or better his 1993 record. Thie MeComb ...... *7 9* 93 277... PIrkev ...... 107 111 to ^ IJons to a 58 to 50 up|illl triumph Ish swimming experts by swim- victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers with 3.79 followed by Bob Buhl Boarl .,...... U 99 M 3S0 { Therrien ...... lOT M 191 any daily In either Brooklyn or line in front asked the.MacArthura Kazmaier Into a top-notch player, the long ones in their first two others era past 39 and cannot he Bleckel . to pass but the General said no that murk.v afternoon. ming the channel of the Straits of In the second game. Eddie la tha of the Braves, 3.00 and Harvey ...... 107 9* *7 2*0 L . . . New York on the aeries Were run that's a real bouquet. games. Paptiera is expected to be first American League pitcher to counted on to be more than once- Totals ...... 4 * 9 * i 2 7 ‘ 4M 1470 and waited hia turn. Two years later it was the same Gibraltar, famous for its tricky Haddix of the Cards, 3.06: ToU ls .. by the Brookljm Eagle. The head With the defense jammed up be the ansxyaf. Jle wHI share quarter- lead In earned runs and wofi-loat a-r.-eek starters. 8o is Allie Rey 45* 4*4 441 1406' Nmoimi BooRb (t) « * « story. That waa 1948. The Lions nirrents. For this feat the Spanish hack dtities with 'Ray Zemanek Allle Reynolds of the Yankees lines sold thousands of papers and hind the center to atop the plung and Bulldogs traded loiichdowns percentage the same yaar since nolds, the Yankee see, has Seeeed Ceases (f> Ryrhotskl ■ BIGGEST MAN >n the press dubbed her the "Iron Woman.” wh«''starred in the 12 to,, 6 win and the Qtants' Hoyt Wilhelm, leat Metleson ...... 7* *S Bsrsfnskl ■* Ira were the topic of much conversa ing of fullback Homer Smith,. all afternoon. In the Anal minute Spud Chandler did it In 1943. the added handicap of an aching QulMlrh .. Luras ...« room at the aeries waa A1 Heifer She next plans to swim The oyer Eaat Hartford. year's earned run leaders, were In- back. The strong-armeid rfght- ...... 122 110 tion at both ball parka and at press' Flippin clocked on 12 of 15 pa.sses Columbia lead. 34 to 38. Yale had Heilcspont, now known as the Dar In the National lysague. Mil eligible this eesson. Neither jVlUiicr ...... 109 119 Wiih#tm . — - *‘ St the radio annqrincer. A1 looks more Favorite targets for the paB-r,. £lchoUser 101 102 CriPfl ... headquarters. against Lafayette for a total of the ball at mIdAeld. Two plays danelles, shout Oct. 7 or 8. waukee'! Warren Spahn, another pitched the required 164 innings. hander, v.-orried by hia recurring ...... * * * will ho .toey Bettencourt, for three McCiirry , ...... 11* 112 Simmons • J 8 J 8 i like one 6f Coach Steve Owen's ^ 9 yards and ran for 52 himself. later they had moved half the dis muscular spasms, mey decide not TOUGHEST PITCH In baseball tjtckles. He's 6-6 and weighs 270. He rushed for 51 yards against years a teammate of Panciers's to come back' at all next year. ToUU ...ye...... $T7 Totals .. ftOR 4U la t tance to the goal line. Time for at UConn, Pretzel Jacobs and Ilodger first baseman Oil Hodges Is loaded down with bats and Bobby Wat kin*, Ohio State'* *34 811 1873 On the other hand, one of the Columbia and pa.ssed for 48, or just one play. (ôoii and Fox Club Every big league manager ex nmrtk N« 3 <11 ■•«*** Laaeseaflae <91 smaljear men was Sam Taub, the Player-Coach Frank Toro. other equipment as he .lak«i his last look at Ebbeta Field locks.* room cept three- -Charlie Oitmm, Paul halfback from New Bedford, j Tviep *9 M 270 D. Co i» » ...... jfflT III 109 m an overall total of 316 yards and Sophomo.-e Slu TLsdale went into Danielson Black Hawks, consid this sesson. Despite bis team's toss to the Yankees in World Series. Ma*s., is this week’s ■ Associated 91 *4 3*4 Tu^Hord ...... 91 79 ii si veteran fight announcer. 158 per game average. Richards and Lou Boudrdau—at 10* 94 307 Loomis B • B the game. It waa the Arat passing, ered the power in the Eastern Oil seems a little happier than after last year's Beries. The slugger, Press back of- the week. He cheppeiT RoHn ... Flippin’s winning heave against Lists (still Trials Earned Run Averages tended the series. Not all stayed to no 100 21* COMPLETE BEFORE THE START of Mon assignment of what in later years Connecticut ranks, fell before who went without a hit-in th e -19.53 classic, had eight safeties In 22 the end. I-eo Durocher left'a h e r i acored four touchdowns against Holmes. 9* 9* 3M Crandall Columbia was achieved in the turned Out to be a Ane lacriai day's finale at Yankee Stadium, I Rhode Island by a 13 to 6 score. tries this Aeries for s .364, average. i th* second game. Eddie Stenky California Oct. 3 in full view of - Toim, ToUU *4...... V- 4*0 4*8 491 1409 Kazmaier manner, starting from career. He tos.scd a running pass to Three stakes will be run Siin- Putnam and Patskill also were Th« flfurM (for pltctoBra w: more Innlngx). 837 810 493 1839 was sitting in the dugout with Hank AMiBICAN LKAOI'R hastened to St. Loiii* after the a nationwide TV audience. | RADIATOR Bauer. Gene Woodling and Gil Mc- the Columbia 31. With Smith and speed-ster Jack Lohnes. It waa a dny 'when the Manchester Coon downed by the Rhode Islandersi AsMs's <•) Ceaaiev Clah Weoiea Pilfher and Club thiril game to attend an organiza M. Grxyb ...... M n 175 Dougald when Yogi Berra appear the other Princeton receivers cov perfect pitch. But at the last spilt ami Fox Cliib holds a gun ered, Flippin dodged one trap by A tional meeting...... u i au6306 Sesucheeu ...... M m 382 second a Columbia defender, 'ja ck Aeld tria ls'a t the club’s grounds Lopatl, Now York...... 4 « -* • Plocharcxyk ...... » 111 339 > Lock vood ...... II 88 34* ed. FORMER rtlLLEG E stars from f'hkago ...... 4R H. larjtyh ..« SERVICE We were discussing hitting and Columbia linemen, daiibed into and Nork, deAected the ball with Just in N ^ h Coventry. Puppy stake Brown and Rhode. Island dot the 13 R3 Winless Windham Here Y Bowling Loop ...... na u 30«, GIbhn «* 348 Ti-uckf. Loula^Thicaco .. BEFORE HE DEPAKTED A. RuImcIir ...... »3 — m Hnnrslh . *1 314 Yogi broke in, "Do youse guys out of another and Anally got clear ■ Angertlp. will atari at 10 o'clock witj) the visitors' roster, Jerry Zeoli from . Ford, New York 10 56 Eawtatovskl enough to ride the ball to Smith.' • RR Stanky declared his Cardinal* aa ...... — sa 11* {..uiHlberg 74 310 f f i l H know dat if I played in Brooklyn This was a heartbreakcr for the derby 'and all age stakes follow Rrown and Tommy I.sinzl of West În. New York t...«.eeeê. 1 63 well as the Giants, Phillies and Starts Tonight • C L E A N IN G By this time the fullback was all ing In that order. MrDormolt. floiiton #«###•.■ Iff 66 Touts ...... 503 4*2 811 1497 Toisls ~ 4 3 8 liis I'd beat Babe Ruth's home run Bulldogs. Had they scored on that Warrick are the Invaders' best bsl'l ParnelL Bouton...... Braves would have to improve by M«elk MrikaSUI K*. I <4| I 'iRaiiiiy iS> record batting righthanded." Berra by himself on the 10-yard line and play it would have been an auto This trial will give club mem carriers. 1 Rt Saturday Afternoon NlrhoU ...... *7 102 97 he scored easily. Garria. 01«v#lar»4 S n > 20 per cent to overtake the Dodg- _ _ PhHan ...... /. W S 383 • REPAIRING is a portside swinger. Fenway matic victory. The score would bers a chance to work their dogs Five dollar sttendarjcC prize will Hudaon, Bouton...... 9 » 57 Wednciday Night Y Bowling Marcer ...... m 123. 234 I Hamilton 311 Princeton followers recalled lhat Lemon. CItTeiind I era. y .. 71 101 • R E C O R IN G Brooklyn bandbox where the Brooks bench was the boy wlio would have son gets underway. holder. Gates open at 7 o’clock. Raachi. Nl*w York , A...... 4 67 I catch the Yankees with their pres night for the 19.53-54 season. Roll Banka ...... no in* 330 Bostick .. :v.7.. M Iffi set all kinds of hitting records dur suddenly. After a so-so Arst game, made it 35. His name was Billy Feller. Cleveland...... 7 70 Yofit Picked Yanks he broke away for t«vo long runs MaairreAn, Wa*hlnrton ..., After Third Straight ent personnel. ing starts at 7 :30 at Uic Y lanes. | Touia...... II* 928 *71 1*30! Totals 344 ITf K t 10*3 ing the regular season. It's only 3S7 Booe. • Bhea. Wanhinfton 13 67 Managers Casey Stengel of the Prompt aerirlee for all makes feet down the rightfleld line, 389 to aiql Princeton's two scores In a 7 71 In Six Game Series Secretary Henry L«Chapelle re-1 M. Jaaa* Ms. 1 <11 The next meeting In the Bout Fiicano. Philadelphia ...... 13 n Win in ca t Play; Yankee* and Chuck Dresacn of the ...... 87 9* hi onr apeelally staffed radia* dead centerfield,ând 348 feet down 14-IS loss to Penn In 1049.'From A. K«Uner. Phfladelîa ... 13 porU that each team must have ! *7 ItaiSrjunMt ... then on, , there was very'-^ little of these teams was In 19.50. That, Brooklyn Triumph Would W'ynn. Cleveland ...... Ilodger* are confidant they will re ...... — lo t *7 301 MrMullsn . tnr repair department. the leftfield foul line. too. was a great game. Yale won lAraen, 0t. taouis ...... 13 I.I0 Fumhleii . Hit Lpcalfi KpoHs Editor Bari Yost «f peat next year but admit they arc at least four bowlers ready to ro ll' z b S n r ...... *3 101 88 378iRourks .... stopping him. )3 RS The Herald bit the nail aa the at 7:49 or a team will forfeit i t s 'Hlixll*...... 102 138 in* 31* ; Mlllsr ...... It, 50 to 14, but oni.v as Al Peters, finrver, Detroit ...... 11 m worried about their pllchirg, J. Lapoerhine ...... KM 9* ALL CONQI'ERING F7lppin has to play on defense, IRV PANCIERA Ptllette. St.slaoulf ...... 13 R3 It may he that Ylsnchester head when, he predicted the 'This same team with some add match. — 1*9 McBride ... however, while the offensively a defensive hack, spent the entire Have Given Sport Boost Martm. rhltidelphia ...... N. Lupocchlne ...... tt — 14 119 i Chapel Hill, N. C. — (NEA) — fourth (teriod either hatting down Brown. Boaton ...... ;. 13 Tt High's footballers will have on* of Yaakees would beat the Dodg ed pitching could wl.-i it sga:n In Pogani Brothers Construction ■" -™ ■ ■ " — “ 1 Totals . a... 113 North Carolina's 1898 edition was brilliant Kaz let the defensive pla « tt b Totals ...... *70 (M set 14*1 BROWN- or Intrn-rptlng .5Htrh Price’s Tloutteman, Def....... » 14 101 0-3 league mark here aa they pitching." B ta rk w ssth sr...... *4 t t t t 392 ' Andersen . . NATIONai, LRAOI'R p ite h iB g will eosUile the New Stengel frankly is afraid that Sales, Rogers Corporation, Club It 1 ably won't happen again. dict of modern limes. The Arst of the Yankees was greeted with square off in. a 2 o'cliKk battle D Brown ...... 90 — 171 Incorporated AIX-AMERICA BOV National Title Bpahfi. Milwaukee ...... » 33 7 with Coach Walker Briggs' York Vaakoeo ta defeat tke Reynolds, RaerhI. Lopat and John Chianti. Renn’s Tavern and Don B. Brown T oUIb ...... 430 UfO Playing on offense only. Flippin ■period was a scorele.ss battle. Then great popular acclaim and that Rohert*. Philadelphia ...... 63 COiappell ...... —' lot 18 1*« F.aat Lansing. Mich. — iNEAl - Under New Grid Rules things happened quickly. 33 14 106 chs'i'ges. Bresklya Dodgers in tke W'orM ny Sain may fold next year. In Willis Garage. Bs^rs <4> ran for 16 touchdowns and pas.sed the bonfires flickered far into the Buhl, Milwaukee ...... _ u R 30 BISSELL ST. ; There have been 19 All-America Dr. (Yiarlle Bobbins won his Haddli. 01. Isoule ...... 63 If it Is a-hreather, th* locals can Nerles." feet th* only pitcher he is satis Officers, all reelect*P) - College compared to the two-pla- ehamplonshlp last Sunday when Burdette. Milwaukee ...... 16 Ward converted. Columbia gVined Antonelli. Milwaukee ...... 6 63 of the hoys are still suffering the iw prediPtod. and plenty of hit Whitey Eord, hia young southpaw. panik, tnmsurer; LaCbapcIle, sec Loomis ...... 101 118 18 801 . .. s , ing 188 and atanding six feat. His dad. Royce Flippin, Sr., football fans are seeing less foot- toon performances of the past few he pared the held In the Na 13 13 63 ting support too la turwiag Hauoh ...... 78 — — 7* NFlaon ••* a 14 to 0 bulge Ie.ss than two THE BRUTAL FACTT is that not (hornet. New York ...... 13 11 76 bumps and bnitsss of the Middle- He la hopeful that Steve Kraly, up retary. played football for Navy - against ball for their money this year un- years. / tional SO-kilometer run at Miiell. Bt. Izouie...... bark this Brooks. from Binghamton: Tom Morgan, Mathieson ...... ’...... *3 II lit 308 minutes later as Price and Bob very many persons were happy 13 n •7 town affair. ” Bpssd ...... 7* M — 1*4 ToUIb •*,. 417 Caldwell, then a Princeton back- Y'onkers, N. Y’. The Bolton Kriklne. Brooklyn...... 30 6 M now In the Army; Bob Wiealer of der the one-platoon aystem, but When the^les-m akeni sbollsh- McCullough got together on two about the way the playoff turned Janaen, New York ...... HegardiMg that roDlrsI, Coach Navy scored 147 pointa last fOot MrOmksr ...... — *4 101 19* Aeld star—and there's a Ave-year- physielan covered the J5f 'i mile 11 16 33 Kanata City and Jim MrDiinald, a bell session to its opponents' 79. Johnson ...... 131 107 *7 34.3 OMton ...... M old kid brother home in Montclair, Ihey're getting enough action and tho platoon aystem, the de Ane rvinning play.s. out. The Yankees were, of course, Baffenaheraer. Cincinnati .. 7 14 76 W'aliie tlUbBck, whs' llkca to wIb Mullln ...... — 133 133 GUbfrtaon ...... 71 close competitiqjisido make up for crease in the number of plays and course In one hour, 7 minutes Btatey, Bt. faouU , IR » holihAer, will form the niMdsu* of It was the first time the Miy one writer Homer Cooke, director of the sta- hack in the game. Just before the 13 13 106 givlag away three first- half touch- 8t«vart ss. >s M 7« » 171 r i i*T ~i?rii4« — Notre Dame vs. Oklahoma and [^*®**cal setup for the National Col- won a dozen flags in a row. But Browning Rosa ran 3rd and Boe. Brooklyn...... 11 3 76 Hk* to get another starting pitch ball and do acrobatics.” third period ended Yale tied it up Khla ...... ■3 er, preferably a righthander," on a Molloy-Ed W’ood.stim pass. this group is diminishing. f 10 92 them all back. up by figures from .the National What wasn't anticipated., was Just one minute and eight seconds nell and Austin Scott who have DIrkeon. Plttehurfh ...... 10 13 A m Oaoey said. "Whether we make a A Brooklyn triumph would have Hearn, New York ...... 3 CcMch Andy Palau at Wlnham Detroit. OcL 7 (F5—Phllsdel- Collegiate Athletic Bureau. that oftonsive football .woifld sus later. Price tossed 50 yards to Bob competed here In the Tnrkey 13 99 deal may not be deciued until the giveif ba.sehall a tonic that the Perkowekl. Cincinnati...... 13 U 37 lost a veteran club through grad- winter faeoeball meetings at Atlan 141 Series Tix Few games could be more excit tain its pace as well as It has, that Mercier, Ward converted and Co- Day rare placed 6th and 7th Bueh. (Thicaco ...... • phlo's Oil Tumor, biding his time game badly needs at this point. i»eii. Brooklyn e.... 14 64 uatiem last spring. His lineup is ta. but I can tell you right how ing than Notre Dune's 58-21 deci the statistical "spread” between j lumbla again had a 7-polnt lead, at Y'onkers. 14 t 63 dotted with a host of newcomers, while waiting for another shot at The erstwhile national pastime is Robbins also won the Nation Meyer. Brooklyn ...... 15/ 6 37 we've got more players available ‘T never knew,” said Mr. Strauss, sion qver Oklahoma or Princeton's the leaders and trailers In nearly Early in the fourth period Jerry LaPalme, Plttehurfh ...... V R some who were not eveiram the the welterweight ckamnioiuhtp, is SLACKS Were Sold Twice In trouble and Its executives arc al 50-kllos In 1014, 1949 and LIndell. Ftttr •Philadelphia 14 31 for trading than anynther club.” | last-minute 50-19 victory over Oo every department would be de-1 Jones tallied on an 11-yard romp, '6 17 103 squad a year ago. Th* Whippets a top-heavy choice •'to—trim up- A pair or two of these fine lumbia. Rut a calm checkup re .rreaoed and that the big rhange Parcells ” converted ‘ ' and Y’ale was a gloomy set of fnen. We Jtnow this 1946. Klippeteln. Chlrago...... 10 tl tt knoiyn Italo Srortichini in their 10- Dresaen is counting on Don i from having talked with many of Iê^d. Pltteburfh ...... R 11 33 l j * i . iiineT ciiinorbT takVn ViJhtry a'n^^^ *" the welter division. I* being house!” with sport coats get yours to "I hate to say it,” one of the Feb. 27. both times legally and for th® face and playa nulllfled by peaaltlea. the points scored is about the and 40 seconds to go, Yale again throwing a whingding of a victory consumption In 1W3 waa supplied a i m i S C I l v e f l l l Q l u R t C the Indians will drilldrUl hard the rere- ■« • ‘Q 6-1 favorite for *'lf w* had Newcombe in th* se day. I price. Those figures apparently were' acored the equalizer. This waa a lattest group confined, "but it the nationally televised fight start same as last year. Fifteen fewer would be a good thing for every party on the night of the Anal by oU jmd gaa. ! / wx -are--. mainder of the week preparing for ries, we would have breezed in.” The tickets found their way into above the average ao far thla year, plays result In about four fewer Molloy pitch to Poole. Parcells th* Whippet invasion. ing at 10 p.m. (E8T|. converted. body If our league lost this time. scries game, but they paased It up For Yale Frosli The odds are probably righ t It’s said Dreasen. "We'll have him I the hands of scalpers. Police aeized although they represented a sharp points. In 1992 it took an average this time in favor of a quiet Eor th* first three games, Man bark next year, though, aa well Gray 11 them and returned them to the drop from games checked in 1991 When Columbia fumbled the Every year these fellows ithe hard to see how Turner ra n Io m . of 22 plays to produce a' touch Yankees) win from here on we're gathering within the Yankee chester has the essca of the ball TUP-8DAY"S FIGHTS winning rlghthianded pitchers. by opponents. Tuxedos. Cutaways and sll '' u p Beeonies Golf Ace Most of- their stren^h now Is THOMPSON lefty. \Also, they say, the team • Fcnd-r Rud.v W ork Sports Mirror Manchester has been penalised -Lbs Angeles—Jos* Lula Oirtaro, fomal seccsBories. A good day’s work ratas Ballaiitiiie Baar.’.’ There’s deep^brewed beer for one and sil l 14 times for 110 yards and their 121 1-2, El Paso, outpointed Wool and Dacron . must develop a better punch In Its opponents have tiMn guilty of 20 AP Newsfeatures outAeld before it esn merit serious • Miifnmcnf TODAY A TBAB AOO- The Tommy Umeda. 122, L0dy'a satisfaction that they are P2YB YBABA AGO— Bob Lam- er. < . It mennt he had won his fight-— not teams of- destiny. • Hrakc Scr\ icc '«n hurled the Indians to a 4-1 vic drew^ 10. MT MAIN STREET for longer wear with less press- that the loss of an arm wasn't Miami Beach. Fla.—Brian KeUy, tng. Cnsey.j StengeU. himself, doein't tory over the Braves in tha sec CARDK LIKE M 0N T002IERY Tcicphont MI-9-13S2 A going to put.him on the' spdrts • Cai Wiishinir ond gam* of the World Berios. 137. Niagara Falla. Onti. outpoint shelf. »ee w hyJils club shouldn’t go o* ed Irish Billy Murphy, 130, Brook Neely was vybuiided by a'burst winning mbf# or less Indefinitely sromeii TBN YBABM AGO— Th* Tsn- St. liOUis u n —The St. Louis lyn, 10. ' . ' the Big Pour with' a little 'new blood In its kooa defeated th* Cardinals 6-2 in ing shell on the -Rhine River in Cardinals are mighty happy over ,$12’95 up 194S. He suffered 19 wounds and pitching staff fl-om time to time. th* third gahtoôf th* World So- th* progress of lefthander Walt hia left afnii was blown ta b'.ts. President Dan Topping la quoted TURNPIKE jilea. / Montgomerjff'who led the CHaaa A h'even months later, fife infantry aa predicting they wHLmake Itl AUTO BODY WORKS ■MB TWENTY YBA BS AGO — Th* Western League In the earned run eight straight pennants, elâinlng IM HtLX OOUXaB Oianto defeated the Senators 4-3 Gabardine men took up golf at McCloskey lOt! \ v ,-t Miildli' Turn|ilki- averages with a 2.43 mark. Play-1 N O W IS TH E TIME Hospital in 'Temple-, Tex., "to keep that he thought it a nice, found' in ton- innings and wron the World ing for the Omaha Canis, Mont-j Kes, eewrg lesf mmm taarka mitJk m laUI} Agure. Series four games to on*. from feeling sofi^ for myself. ' gomery worked 196 inning* during; TO PLACE YOUR ORDER POR Smmdmmm tr ih g a Omimr Ihmt eh U i eM ‘f kUU Slacks - We. hadi to do something like Actually, even the Vankee o f which he permitted 83 eartied j that to earn units toward getting, fic ia l family appears to bp getting PHONE Mltchdi 3-7043 When Quonsst Naval BeiB* plays rune. He fanned 139 bkttera. The . .100% All Wool 8t. Michael’s College on Oct. IT, Beer’a a t ita beSt when i f f good and coUL All the new fsll shades of out,” he says. "X fooled around 23-year-old lad from Leavenwrorth. two hours a day on the hospital's It wrill be the firit time a Rtuxle Kan., la eq-holdcr of th* Claes C But be sure it’s Bollontins Beer. D te p - gabai'dlne In the best selection loland grid team has ever faced of luxurious fabrics, expert tai nine-hole course, and by the time Wsatern Aosoelatiim strikeout rec AMESITE brewed .. . m o there’i no lianger of flavor I was ready for discharge, I could th * Vermont ;itl*hol<]*rs. ord of 330 which he set in 196L loring and auperlor f it IMPERIAL loie even .In^jthe coldaet pert of your r»> play a little.” 11 With hia left arm off- Bhven DRIVES frigeretor. Every gleee inches below the elbow, it Would SCHICK Hi8 masons and plumbers toil prithsaat; juat brinu irith flavorl up Preyed by itaste appear that Neely would have lit • EPFICIENTî ' GUARANTEED tle driving power, but a 300-yard SUN. O S T .'ll, 2 P. k RELIABLE WORK MACHINE SPREAD . tee shot is no rarity for the bl^ Tha carpantara do their laval bast— fellow. His beat drive was checked B 4IN DA'TB DOT. llth POWER ROLLED Other Slacks at 330 yards. Bisns M gear rsresMs Bees U ueuolly . t A complete line of slacka In Proved by pnee lOMTRIALl 9»eH Cs»* te aiNie WE HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT served et tswpsr- wools, .rayons and all the popu- NEW qUAKTEKBACK G«f c/o«s sfcavss— • PABsem • a u a • siara AND KNOW HOW—DONT DELAY—CALL TODAY aturei tmacinc lar mixtures. -'V Storra, Oct. 7 (iPl—The Univer comfortably — or got • MB mommo ; from S«* to 4T Proved by popularity sity of Connecticut's football team • MOVAB • AUABB TERMS UP TO 34 MONTHS Fahreoheit. .50 waa being directed today by a new. your MONEY BACK! • iMs/nm • MkAUrtr S ta e ^ quarterback,. Jo s Allard, Jr., of At-1 PUCE YOUr PREE ■ w 4/» 4JT. tawaugan. wlio waa shifted yes A * 0 O I " NASJttOMI, tA99l|. I - I j - ? terday from right halfback td field T x O »T«TeM» CA99II c a n ORDER N O W ESTIMATES general. He is expected to face S t R. L REI. «f MIA Deep-brewed for flivor that Aill cia*t Idlt Of 4 lirifst-siRv SJtAR Lawrence University on Saturday .r" rM 'll And n« •Mwr iw Hltos LnhmHmI in the first home game at the now ADM. t t e M SL m riN T post for him. He replaces the in Preacriptlort Phahnsejr THO] COLLA h ia Aaver, !■ v«lu«. jured sophomore Gene Diotalevi Ml Main Stitd CONStRl COMPANY 789 MAIN STREET of Derby, who, fractured a finger m iA N TIN E in the Maaaachuaetta game ' last m io tC i T«L Mitchell 8-5S21 PHom M I-M 3 2 4 P. BeBiBtfse 4k I I Neverk, M.t, Itatimlajr. *

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■ ( ii«TWKKn^snc BVENINC HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 .195S MANCHESTER EVENING .HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN'/ wisDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1858 f TT^Tx ■ ■ ■ A«t0 Ac vrlcB—T itca • HousehoM Berviceg CodrsM and CkuMB 27 Help Wanted— Male 86 Articlea/or Bale 15 Boosahald GoBda 11 HoosshoM Gsods f l PAGE IHYENTTHIVVIM Offered IS-A HfrdiMi wiUisBt Bosrd 5t . BUDGET YOUR TIRES DIESEL HEAVT equipment.. Men VENETIAN BLINDS 1 WANT A liaUABLB UNIVERSAL Refrigerator, I ^paea Hoasss far EsJs s 72 Houmi for Sal* 72 SabarlMB for Sdo 78 - WsBtod~R*il EsUtt 77 Waotod—Real EiUta efaliifM Six Months To Pay WEAVING of bums,' moth holes are being aelected In. this ares to Hishsat Quality Only TKirarrwoRTHT naisoN heatere. Will sail cheap, MYtehell LARGE, FnmUhadôom with light 77 JuUa Oomaa, 79 SiamsB C M t t Mra. M kriarat L sraaa , BeMli O pt* No Charge . and tom clothing, hoisery runa, he trained for.high pay Jobs as Also Recendltlonliw WHO'S a o m o 3-7M2. houaakaaplag for coupta or F IR S T T IM E ON M A R K ^ BaCOTT REAL K8TATB NORTH COVENTRY, Route 44-A- ^ YOU READY to oott your Hospital Notes Diesel mechanics, tr li^ r buUdos- LOOKINQ FOR VALUE* On* yeajr old, flv* room center entry; Ettnheth FaUea. 144 High- Pennsylvania Rayon Da Luxe handbags repaired, sipper re* Tapes and Cords hs Yard HOUSKXXliPlNO girl*. A l w ^ a furiSatwd n m Four rooms plus 2 homo? W# hay* buyers wAlttag WANTED — _____ lot with 75' Advartitemmb Cushion. placement, umbmliaa repaired, ers, and crane opermtoirn. marine TO TAKE OVER for woman. MitchaU *-4776, MANCHE8TBR Twn-fomUy, hallway ranch, may b* ajqmndad *• •. •. T-room ategiss aad 34 ••w* BL . ' Diesel, parts man and mttur other PART-TIME WORK? CaU M achlntry s r 4 Y boIs 52 Flraplact, oU burner, ateetrie bet to aOvan rooma. c ^ n atalrway, froiitaga InBiana [tehsU 9-4391. PattMtaihdny...... 195 DISCHARGED TBETBROAT: CLASSIFIED ADVT. Lifetime Warrantee. Plus men's shirt collars reversed and UNPAID BALANCE water heater. Very cMaa, near bus U f JMW; Can* Cod.. fU,500: Cap* PHIS**’ Bwttord Jobe in this rapidly expanong in FIND ELL MFG. o a Monthl^^ l^ ^ e n t s Cod. |12,S06r ^ p 4 Ood, 51S,M0; flraplac*, matal combination win MISS, avantog* 8-r " ' ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Robart AUaa, 659 Otntor St.: John Lifetime Road Hazard Guarantee replaced. Marlow's Ltttls Mend* WE BUT-SeU-Trade-Rent power ROOM ON BUS U N E , OSIl Mtteh- **"•> hnd achoirf. Prlea only Ziemak, 96 Cooper BUI S t; Mra. DEPT. HOURS dustry. If you are mechai We use you nights MI-3-4a8S. Cap*— V - Cod, — -r B f |3S,M0: Ranch, |15,600; dow*, lOO X 300 lot. 4% mortgag* tor bntchaU i4946 Paul Jeaanls, Glastonbury; David S.tO X 15—$16.95 Ing Shop. mowera, chain sawe, ttUers, gar all 14411. , *10,500. hearing about Dee. 10 at which Haaai M aeVar^ EUington; Mra. S:15 A. M. to 4:S0 P. M. 7.10 X 15—117.96 minded'and want increaacd eari^ 485 East Middle Tufiiplke NEW FxnbrmmE “Ranch. ‘ ...... *13,m ; Raneb, fjS.BOO; m ay ha aasumed. Only *3,100 Warren, West WllUngton; Mrs. Inga you owe It to yburaelf to find and Sundays. (Insurance den tractors, outboarde, kower down. Warren B. Howland, Real ■■ ■ ■ ^ veterans of Korea will teU of EUsahath Walr. 99 P*dri St.; WU- 7.60 X 15—*19.95 FLAT FINISH HoUand window ami ADDiiasce* tool*. Tsrm* arrayed. (Midtel Ranch, 91S.500. atrocities they observed at flrat Rosa Kueh, 9 Sprue* St., Rock- shades, made to measure. All out whether or not you can quali iôrkers preferred, who BAILEY’S AnUque Shop, 383 Main Six rooms, eomptet*. Oarage, tor, 49 OonaUnca Driva. Phon* vUle; Mr*. Catherina Roast, 39S Ham WatharkU, S o u t^ Wmdham; COPY CLOSING TIME 8.00 X 18—*13.95 Has Baen In. Storaga S Months Equipmtnt Co., 38 Main Street. o l^ r n t r , j^rm arlndows,4 ert*ns, VERNON — Crionlal, lift),BOO; band. * Mra. Fanny Murphy, 199 Portar ''8.6.50 X 18—*18.95 metal Venetian blinds at a new fy. For free information without Jooking for a little street. MltcheU 3-8003. Moderately I sold this to a young couple 8 Bosrders Wsatod St-A Early Colonial with Aeraago, *20,- MitchaU S-SSOO anytime. Atrocities Probe Spruce St.: Mra. Calendya DeCarU, FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. obligation write: Tractor Training priced Items in china, glass, tin fifopteca, tUa bath, niea lot, ptenty The Senator said ha also plans ‘IW . and Old Caaing low price. Keys made while you extiw-n^ney). ' months ago, but they are not get- BUT SHOPSMTTH on lay-away. 000; Capa Cod wltji Acnaga, *17,- to discuss his Inquiry plana with Si Blisell St.; Mias LUIisa.Frank wait. Marlow's. Service, Inc., Box F, Herald. ware, pewter and furniture. Give him Bhopsmtth for Christ f f f * * . Clean throughout. ANDOVER—DellihUul setting and lin, 55 Strickland St.; Mr*. Sally DISCHARGED TODAY: Frank MON. THRU FRL Uag married. ROOM AND Beard. Oantlaaian. Ntar bu* line, achool sad etorea. real honts. I f you purcbas* Uils Given Army Aid Oen. Douglas MacArthur and Oen. Jonaa, 115 5Iala S t ; A lbart Paiyn*, COLEMOTORS ^ mas. Only 10% down holde until Tal. MRehaU 1-787*. EABT HARTFORD 'x Cokmlal, Xirka, 16 Edward St.; Mrs. OMUn 10:30 A.M . FOR YOUR Rug cleaning and GIVE THE Ideal gift this year. BBlDitOOM SUITE aavan room dwalUng, 9 mUas from James A. Van Feet, former com 149 Lenox S t; Ralph RuaaelL 88 438 Center Street 3-ply etalnlesa ateel cookware.' UVINO ROOM SUITE Dee. 16. Shopemlth U i m aj^ (rtBxT**** •ocvpw y. Aaldng 134,000; Raaeh. lU m Hollister, 154 Irving St.: NorOian Shampooing call Manchester Rug Help Wanted— Fomsle 35 Apply to HbSxSheridan Manchastar and having 17 acrea of (Coatteoad from Pag* Oaa) manders in th* Far East Souey, 596 Woodland St.; Mra. HoU S t; Mrs. Virginia Thorton, SATURDAY » A. M. MltchellX-0980 Order now for December deliv 5-PC. DINETTE SET power tpola in 1:1" bench saw, THE ESCOrr AOBNCT land. PoaMMUtia* gators. AU for Shampooing Co., MIt-:heil 3-8682 vertical drill pfeaa, 13” disc sand- Ha said he may also look into Ethel Schadllck. 334% Center St.; 66 Weatmlnater Rd.; Mrs. Robarta EXPERIENpSaD Sales clerk. Air- ery. Be our guest in your own "Weatinghouse” Elec. Itef. Wsntadp-iUoBu-.. Five room* qom|ri*te, raeraatlon 246 High gtrairi W m t tMAOO. AUc* Clampat, Realtor. Army handling of the cases o f Huay aad daughtar. 117 Naw Bol BATTERIES — Fanibue makea, Work guaranteed. Will pick up conditioned atore. Apply in pereoa. er, horizontal drtU praos and ‘ •‘•. Inquiry, said “I aaaume th* Mrs. Augusta Anderson, 137 Bis r o t m COOPERATION w n x and deliver. home. BeauMnd gifts for host- “Bengar Combination Range Bosi4 82 roopi, hot water *U haat, braaaa- M Itchril 9-7SSS M ltâU 9-4643. "Progrsssives” — American 'prl»z ton Rd.; Mrs. UUiaa Watte, 98 *8.95. Written guaronte'e,*! down, Marlow's. MORIARTY "WesUnghouse" Laundromat woodworking lathe. See demon- WWte Houae has no objection sau St.; Mrs. Lois Myesk, %e$t BE APPRECIATED > *t weekly. Cole Motors, 438 Center cares. Oonii. Lustra Craft Co.. nmr school to 'it.” oners whom fcUow prisoners ac Hartford; Chariea Pringle, 63 Ard Arvina iH. CURTAINS DONE by hand. Rea "Ehnereon" Televlelon Set straUon today. With special H-HP WOMAN to Board 3H-y*ar-old FIVI| ROOM ranch houae. braaa* SOMERS— Beautiful, naw 9-roem street. Mitchell 9-0980. HOME Demonstratora wanted in Br o t h e r s Box 368^ Manchester. MItihell CqmMnatlon storm -wtadowa, w ^ a ^ farag*. CIU MltehaU Potter, a decyirated hero who cused of turning againat them to more Rd.; Mr*. Marie Anderson, aonable. 91 Main St. Mitchell 0-6484. "Weatinghouse” Vacuum motor, *334.00. Montgomery Ward, hey. Can MltcheU S-6439, Tues plttiijr tio ro n plMt. ranch, sunparior, garage, 3 baths, Dial MI-3-5121 this area to show our Christmas 834 Main St., Mancbeeter, firaplsc*; bath, kitchan and sun- lost both legs In World War U. curry (avof from their Communlat 153 Eldridg* St.; Mra. Kathryn Patroltum producta mada up WARDS REBUILT Motora haveXhe 9-1077. Also Included Sealy Innerepring day and Wadnaaday hatwesn 4-9 Quick oceupaaoy. PrilceA for qtdek captors. He said that "will not be toys and greeting cards. Call to-' 301-315 Center Street DEOTA-DE WALT power tool* and p.m. room tUad; raeraatlon and guaai sold one major objeetiva of the Minnlch. 52 WethereU St.; LoU about 65 par cent of tha tonnage same strong warranty manufactul\ day. MltcheU 3-7557. Mattress and Box Spring, **Mo- BRICK AND aidiwte Capa Ood, i a major facet of our inquiry, how West, 99 Walnut Bt., Shippad to U, 8. troop* la Korea era give on new motors. Factory aArom« ' pipe included. W erisg AppRreL-Fors 67 Radtor, MitchaU 0-404*. ficers, Potter told a press eon- garten achool re-opena Sept. 14. PRICSS OPERATOR at New Mod noon. THRBB ROOMS and hkth. C ^ e ^ « » “ MafteUn* b e f o r e y o u boy or sen, see the "Manchester's oldest.” Owner- ing, SM William Kanehl, Contrac 427 Hartford Road MltcheU 94W . prcferrtd. Tel, RockvQle 8-8**8. Smith, Rsaltor, MltcheU 9-1642 or Escott Agency for roal action. Six ferenc* that hundred* o t Commu Limited enrollment for children. Certified by AAA and Board of el Laundry. Apply In person. 73 NATURAL Muskrat coat, Isopard MANCHESTER—S-room ranch, fuU nists whom the AUles had cap tor and Builder. Phone Mitchell Summit St. FINEST QUALITY hooked rug pat- MltcheU 8-4679, sales for the month of September. We Have Butchered Prices: 8>i to 8. CaU Mra. D. L. Ballard. Education. We offer training, ex 8*7778. OHS'MAN capable of training men tema 80c to *3.00. White woolen EARLY AMERICAN colonial tufted trim: Will make nice cape, Miteh- baaamsnt, pictlir* window, tured were identified as war Mitchell t-l«M. back Iqve seat, newly U|diel*tered eU 9-*ee4. Falriy priced property is sellteg. perience, latest methods. Mitchell Interesting creative work In field in reference aeUing. Excellent op. material for dyeing. Shaded Bastnets LocstloRs DUPLEX 6 and 4. Near parkway. Youngatown kitchan. Priead at W# have buyer* walUng for fairly criminals guUty of atrodtles 9-2245. GENERAL CARPENTRY — AI portunity. Car neceaqary. Also swatches 6"xl2” at lOc each. Com in red velvet. MltcheU *-4830. 15 minute* to Hartford. Forced hot *13,S0(>, only (2.SOO cash. E A E against U. 8. troops, but had to We Sell By The Pound i TRADE-INS accepted for Sunbeam, of adult education for widow Or GEUm.EMAN'S Oxford Gray for Kant 84 Agency, 810 Main St. MltcheU priced property. Escott Agency. terattons, additions and new housewife with cultural back opening for part-time man. Mltch plete rug making aupplies. Co water oil heat, copper plumbing ha releaaed' in the exchange .of ScUck or Remington electric FOR SAFE and Courteotu Auto construction. , Dormers, porches, eU 9-8434. DyE TO death in famll^ will sell Winter Coat Nsw tan and brown *4297. 3M ^ S t . Weri. M a n ^ itX racor^ Parta and aervice, Rua- ground, maturity and leadership. lonial Remnant .Shoppe, 116 Center for *100, Kirby vacuum, all'attach sport coat, quilted satin lined, SECOND FLOOR, S400 sq. ft . Oa* acre land. O o ^ Incom*. Im. MltchA 9-T6S3. prisoners under th* truce agree- Driving Instruction with insured garages and rooms. finished at St. plenty light, two lavatoriss, tbrd* madlate oeeupency * both rides. mont. He said thoy now prob aell'a Barber Shop, Comer. Oak dual control car call Larson Driv Flexible hours. Write A, C. Kel- GRAY RESEARCH ments. Cost *178; Mitchell 9-mq. cap to match. Heavy black and BEFORE YOU RUT ANT HOME reasonable prices. Workmanship JosS. 287 Cooke St., Waterbury, front rooms, sultald* light manu Only »12.*00. 6trtton W. Hutchins, IF RBteDY to buy, seU, exchange ably ar* "beyond our reach" but *1IH0IGE VEAL CUTT and Spruce, ing School. Phone Mitchell gruaranteed. Free estimates, . and TWO OIL DRUMS equipped with white sport shirt, cap to match, Mltchsll 9-8182, 9.4694. Conn. MODERN Gas range with automat s^ in coet, Sisea 44. New Fownes facturing, laiga office halls. Apply You Owe M To Touraelf real eeUte, mortgagee arranged. that Lodge still' may demand they “NATIVE BEEF SEE AL K ^T T ia ât Oor- 9-6075. Robert M. Alexander, Telephone DEVBLOPMEI4T CO, faucets at *1.50 apiece. One five ic kitchen heat. Excellent condi- Backer. Si Oak. To See Thls - be brought to trial. 194R CHEV. 4-DOOR Mitchell 9-7716. ELECTRO MECHANICAL suede gloves, else 814. All for SIX ROOM Capa Ood, s unflnlahad Oonault Howard R, Haatinn. 1951 CHEV. SEUAIR P.G. man Buick -for an A-1 uaed'car experienced WAITRESS. Ap length chrome stovepipe. In Uon, *80. Tel. Mitchell 9-3T71. Immaeutete 3 year old brick and Agency, MltcheU S-H07. Potter said ha plana a pUbUc AUTO DRIVING is our full Ume - in s p e c t o r quire 34 Spruce St. or call Mitch *80'.\ TUxedo, worn once, slsa 44. Offic* for rant to buataaaa or pro- combination. atorm wlndowa, ui 28e U m $7t7A0 or an A-l deal oh '63 Buick. business. We teach standard or ply In person. Center Reriiauraht, *30. 'C|li after 8 p.m. MltcheU fram* Cap* Cod in Manchootor, 45e LI.. S1S00.00 Mitchell *-4571. PLASTERING and stucco, new 499 Main Si;. ell 3-8469. MOVING! Beet offer tehee, prac fcaalonal man. Good locatloa. heat, doe* to school, bus and shop, USnNOS WANTED — kltigtt. automatic shift, from your home. and repair. Complete alterations. Young man with electro me 3-8132. MI-9-S06X or Idl-94S14. ping oantsr. Priead at *10,866, In. with doubte ptestorod walla, flro- 1941 CHEV. AREO tically new combination gas and )tece, open iUirway, fuU shad two-famUyr three-famUy, bust- 1950 CHEV. lELAIR Immediate appointment. Call the Call Hartford 2-5884. Local insurance office has poalHon chanical inspection experience to FINE SELECTION of Wool for oil range with electric pump. No quire Ota*. W, Lathrop, Relator, 25V2C LI.. $790JO Manchester Driving Academy, Inspect small parts, sub-ass.embllea ormar, til* bath, full baaamqnt **** property. Have many cash Personals open for typist ■ to operate edl^ rugs. Instructions given In lace- oil bottle necesaary, Mitchell 100 East Center St. Tel. MltcheU buyer*. Mortgages arrangAd. 40e LR.. $1290.00 Coventry Pilgrim 2-7249 (toll free). phone, shorthand desirable but M d wiring apparatus. Must be ing braided rugs. Gall Rockville 9-1868. / Rooms tdhwiut Board 59 Honsds for Rent 65 9-0384. and garag*. City water and aew- Roofing—Siding 16 era, 3 blocks frnm bu* and cloa* to Pteaa* OAU Georg* L O r a x i^ . THE PROSPECT HiU School for not essential. 3814 hour, fiv^ day hunUiar with all types of measur 5-5708. ATTRACTIVELY Fur 1950 CHEV. 4-DOOR young children. Transportation MORTLOCK'S Driving school. Your ing inatrliments. Radio background FOR RENT—Six room furnished MANCHESTER — Cosy four room achool*. Only *13JK)0. Roeltor, MltcheU 94M78. lOP license guaranteed with least num week. Company paid pension BENSON'S CAN aave you *100 on a for rent. Complete hobaekeeping Honzy straec 34V9C LRm $1094.00 ‘tHOIK PORK OHOPT furnished. Mm. Lela Tybur, direc plan, 10 paid holidays, two weeks helpful. Excellent opportunity. R. C. A. CbMBINA'nON console new Phllco refrigerator with auto house availabte from Nov. 1 to bom* within walking distance to For Complete Real Estate Service tor. Phone Mitchell 9-5787. ber of lessons. Endorsed teaching GREAT EASTERN radio with FM attachment, like facilities available. P r i^ e en May 1, 1954. Call MI-3-5464. Main St. Laig* garage and plenty method. Simplified instructions. vacation and Blue Cross. W ril^ matic defroBtar. See us before you trance Inquire at 117 Maple 19S1 CHRYSLiR ROOFING AND GRAY RESEARCH and new 35-gaIlon galvanized hot water buy. Benson's, Inc., 1086 Main. Of f Arden wpAce. Idetl for two poo- Call BALLARD'S DRIVINO SCHOOL- Appointments made immediately. Box KJ, c/o Herald. Lecal Notice m . DEVELOPMENT CO. tank with side arm gas heater. ROOM IN exceUent location on buV. Wanted To Rent 68 pte. Asking til.OOO. Alice CUmpet, 33c LR S174RJ0 “ Mancheater's oldest.” Thousands Mitchell 9-7308, CONSTRUCTION CO. WANTED 4— Woman to care for Hilliard Street, Manchester Also miscellaneous rockers, USB3> FURNITURE bought and Realtor, MltcheU 9-4643. GAN2 and CO. of accident free instruction hours. line. Referencet exchanged. *• per Manchf iter MI-3-7657 No- 14640 “PRIME RIB RORSr 24 Oak Street children - while mother works •'A XR>od Place To Work” chairs, etc. Reasonable. MltcheU sold. The Woodshed, 11 L week. CaU Mitchell 3-6*10. WANTS®—Four room unfurnished RESERVE DqmUCT No. 1 Hundreds of satisfied students. Business Services Offered 13 days. Mlfchell 9-0805. 9-6471. street. Tel. MltcheU 9-3184. rent under *80. CeU MltcheU MANCHESTER - *9.500, 4-room _ of condition of * Tint 1950 CHEV. 44100R Owner AAA trained. Certified. bungalow, fuU basement, fuUy in- MANCH - Cape Ood, elx NeUofiai Beak of Menchratrr, In tbo RE-SIDING SPECIALISTS LARGE ROOM with houaekeapfng 3-7409. fintriMd — . pitta recreation ^ l e of Connwticut. >t the cIom^^ ermiRi HAMBURa” Mitchell 9-2245. WIRING INSTALLATION of all OPENINGS AVAILABLE for Situations Wanted— HUNTERSi- Buy your shotgun now privileges it desired. Phone lOtch- Bulated, screen* and storm win- on 10.. 1963. PubItiM 30e LI.. $113RJ0 types. No Job too small. Peter FOR "CARPETS ” it’s Marlow's ^ s . A good buy, E A E Agency, room,. AU city uUUtlest nice let. Appllcato(s of asbestos, plastic capable, ambitious women. Full Female- 38 from Wards big selection at lowest *11 9-4438. 'HINTED—S or 6 room r*nt by on* W ** *** mWde hr CV>mi4rol- 1941 CHEV. 4-DOOR WANTED—Ride to Hartford from Pantaluk, 40 Foster street. Phone insulated siding and wood alshingles, time not neces-tiry. Hours ar possible prices. Western Field Furniture Department. fftmily of five. Good reference*. 310 Main St. Mitchell *4297, bfock o tt bus line. Full 1949 CHEV. 24K>OR vicinity of Baldwin Rd. Mitchell Mitchell 9-7303. WILL CARE FOR child days whUe Deluxe Pump Repeater Model, MItbheU 9-4429. rica / *11.500. OsU MltcheU 4e U .. $174 JO speclaliklhg in Life Time aluminum ranged to suit your convenience. GENTLEMAN Preferred for |deas- 0 or 9-9581. /-.-i. V-. AI8KW 30V2C LI.. $945.50 9-2088. siding in color. No experience. Free training. mother works or ahoph.^ Reliable *73.95. Choose from many popular ATTENTION Ladiea! Slip-covers ant. Urge, heated, comfortable ULTRA MODERN ranch, in town. J493 SSfii.»*f*» 'dhrr COMPLETE Repair* by Stuart R. Write Box X, 'care Herald. licensed home. Cal! MltcheU brands. Montgomery Ward, ,834 and drapsa custom mads. R*-up- room. Near Canter. Call MltcheU WANTE®-^ or B room unfurnished ExceUent neighborhood. 6 large o ^ » . Inclîns rroervo WANTED—Ride from North Fair- Wolcott, A*1 Repair, Sales on *•8801. holsterlng, Btautiful fabrics, apartment three adults. Call rooms, flrejilac*. full cellar, heat- AS A PIN—Two year old belanco, and cash Itrma In 1949 FORD 24K>OR field St. to vicinity Pearl St., Hart Mitchell 3-8271 Main St., Manchester. 9-3176 after 5 p. m. - Cbd. six rooms, two unfin- colljctlon __ 61.7t7.3HSl wa.«hing machine.^, vacuum clean prints, stripes, aoUds. Expertly MltcheU 9-4h im . *d garage, near bu* and achool, .**•**• 6«>v»rnni»nt NEW PAINT GHOlOE DOi MEAT ford, arriving by 8 a. m. Call ers, motors, small appliances. A. V. LINDSAY — Owner WILL CARE FOR child days. >•- finished; $5 down, *2 weekly, ROOMS FOR RENT, ninning -X. only *18.900. Canton W. Hutchins, veatibuls, open atalrway, obllsntlona., direct and Mitchell 3-7215. WOMAN fireplace, ceramic tU* bath, nice 29Vae LI.. $140.77 Welding. 180 Main street. Phone To work in assembly depart Uable licensed home, while mother Boats and Accosaories 46 balance on* year to pay. CaU hot water, 8 minute* from bus WANTED—Four rôm unfurnished MnehtU *4132, *-4694. mi SOUP BONES VM Lb. works or shops. MltcheU 9-8M1. Mrs. Pinto, katehell 9-7362. line. Call at State TaUor Shop, rent by sideriy coupteN^big evict kitchen. fuU barement, hatch WILL TAKE RIDERS from North Mitchell. 9*6678. ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. LARGE 6-room Cape Cod, n Ajrerationa and additions. Ceil ment. Clean work.. Good hours^ RAISEID DECK Cruiser. 30 ft. MltcheU *-78«*, or after 7, Mltch cd. Can MltcheU S47S0'^*r 4:10 way, hot water heat, copper End of Manchester to Hartford. Sleeps four, galley. Urge semi-en- KITCHEN TABLE and 4 Oialrs. p.m. «ktras. Bay window, firepi plumbing. • metel eombinaUon bemurea ...... y.,.,*., . MMon Hours 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. RADIO and T.V. Servrce. All work ings. -Workmanship guaranteed. Apply In Person eU 8-S047. W i CANNOT HND YOU IN THE fully gua'ranteed. *3 per house Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 cloaed cockpit. Excellent aea used on* month only; also Norge dormers, storm windows, doers and windows, shad dormer, CROWD, RUT YOU CAN HND US / Mitchell 9-0802. A. A. Dion, -Inc., 299 Autumn FISHER DRY CLEANING gas atov* for Philgas. Inquire Young couple with baby desifoxS *d Walla, electric atove, , call for T.V, *1 per. house call tor street. Mitchell 3-4880. POINTER pupa, liver and white, 10 boat, in A-l condit'on, eaaonaMe. TWO FURNISHED rooms with city water, sewer, eidewalk. 70 WHY WAIT UNTIL f pjyu radio or save * and bring them to 325 Broad St. By appointment. Phone Mitchell 129 Cooper HIU St. Tel. MltcheU kitchen privileges. MltcheU S-8841 or 4 room apartment, furnished near bus and shopping, /only ft. X 185 ft. wooded lot. Priced IâenaeiS'dlacwu VikVu^^ weeks old. 5 males registered. 134 9-3704. or unfurntehed. Contact LaVern* Automobiles for Sale 4 IT Maple street. Call Mitchell FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that Maple. MltcheU 9-3380. 9-7627, 7 - 10 p. in. ______any time. *12,500. Assume 4% m o^ ag*. to aell at *13,900. Warren E. 9-6535 or MltcheU 9-8716. SchumAcher, East Hampton e s r ^ n W. Hutchins, MltcbeU Howland, Realtor, 49 Constance Stay on in any kirtii of storm, and WANTED— Saleagirl lor part-time SERVBL Oas Refrigerator. Good 000.0^furnllur. and *fl!il FOR A GOOD Used cap or a new gutters, conductors and roof re work. One with experience pre TWO COCKER Spaniels, one BB3)ROOM FOR Rant near Center. 663-J3. t-51^9-6694. Or. MltcheU 2-5600, anytime '.Y".. *‘ *‘ •300.00 ...... 230.300.00 COMPLETE Hand and power lawn Building Materisls 47 condition. Sacrifice for quick Heat and hot water. GenUeman •Bf”k preralaea ownM are CENTER MOTOR SALES Oldsmobile with Rocket engine pairs. CaU Coughlin, MltcheU ferred. Apply in peraon. TextUe Mack, one buff. Three months ■nbjfct to A-non. Uena aot contact Al Catalano, at the Man mower salea and service. Motors 3-7707. sal*. Alao automatic washing preferred. Inquire 17 Foster St HENRY Two-famll flat. Just MANCHESTER — Cap* Ood, five Store, 913 Main St. old. A. K. C. registered. H. C. 18” Colored Shakee . -per sq, |12A0 a few etepa . m bus umianl ta^baak) chester Sales. Mitchell tuned and overhauled. Pick-up and Chase, Harmony "workahop. It'a s o t ^ for buai Ucal mihdirMons ...... accessories, guaranteed singing ROPER GAS STOVE with heater, FURNISMCD ROOM, centrally la- - !M3.in.as 9-0980. Bumera expertly Cleaned and 3-8325. tVANTED canaries. Connecticut bred para- school and shopping cantor. Isims- neae toO^^Nic* convantant aaction. Depiwlra of muika ...... ? 73,4*7.43 Rex gee water heater. Ail in eated. 63 Garden St. Mitchell HAVE YOU SEEN dlat* occupancy, only *9,300. Carl Aaklag (1X,(IOO. W i ^ GoodehUd, Other d.poriu (crrtlfi<4 end aerviced. Let ua service and re RELIABLE MEN keeU. CaU Mitchell 9-4273. Open Cogiplet* Une of buUdlng ma good condition. ChU MltcheU S*M74e caahirr's check*, etc.) .. 190.433.61 *95 DOWN BUYS 1947 Dodge. 1947 pair your waahing machine or le- ALL TYPES of roofa, gutters and all day Wednesday. It pleases us The new room ranch ton W. mtehins, MltcheU 94123, Sr.. RealtdrK >Wch*U 3-T938, Oldsmobile, 1946 'Tievrolet. S& chimneya repaired. Prompt aerv terials at wholesale pricea. AH 3-8548 after 5 p. m. homes on Ckilumbus and Broad Mltcheir^* ■" MltcheU 9-OTM.' TOTAL DEPOSITS ■ 3.7.306.434.67 frigerator. Metro Service. Mitch For second’ shift openings. Start to please you. , Olli*r 'labimira .... down buys 1941 CTievrolet, 1941 ell 0-0883. ice. Guaranteed workmanthip. ing rates *1.40 and *1.50 per hour. prices C-O-D. streets. Sale price 112,900 in '66.666.73 Buick, 1940 Chevrolet. Douglas Terms. Mortehsen Roofing Co. 38 PIECE Community aUvSrware, f u r n is h e d r o o m s — Call n L T «______Bt.______, A charming „fly* „ Good opportunity for advance Minuet twin else spread, luggage, MI-9-S093. TOTAL LIABILITIES ... .3 7.364,011.40 Motors, 333 Main. CABINET MAKING. Good work- Xatchell 8r7*91. Live Stock—-'Vehicles 42 cluding stove and refrigerator. inpm/h.>ma, excaUent condition in- I ^ f a r S a W 73 c^jÂL Acootirrs^ ment for conscientious workers. fur neck piece. All new. lOtchSfl slds/and out. Large garage, large C a p lU I___ Common manahip. Rcaaonabic rate*. Esti 9-8621. NEWLY DECORATED, beautlful- •tork. total per BEFORE YOU Buy a Used car mates gladly given. Moulaon'a Full insurance program, paid FOR TOUR freezer, Hereford beef Open daily for inspection. landscaped lot. Price *13,S00. M ANdpSTER—Four lota In A Surplus ■•I 600.000.00 See Gorman Motor Salea. Buick BooHng 16-A vacation and holidays, overtime eteere. per head or per pound. NATIONAL BUILDERS hr furnished and spacious room. MadeUne Smith, Realtor, MItrheU 3on*,/in good locaUona. Priced Uadi Woodworking Shop. Pilgrim REFRIGERATOR 9.6 eu. ft. Good The mbst complete light houee- ._Jivid*4 pr^ta Îi .'m i i Bales and Service, 385 Main 3-6695. premiums. . Selection choice Hereford heifers. SUPPLIES 9rl*U er MltcheU 2-4679. at /(1400 each. T. Crockett. R'wrvra tan4 r*(lr*m*nt street MltcheU 0-4871. Open eve ROOFING—Specializing in repair condition. Reasonable price. Call fceeping facilities avallana in T. J. CROCKETT :cr. Phon* Mitchell S-6418. account to e preferred Tame, my own raiaed Sulkowski, 420 Davenport Avenue MltcheU 3-440*. nings. MANCHESTER ^Welding Service, ing n>ofa of all kinds. Also new ■ Apply In Person North Windham Road, Willlman- Manchester. You will marvel at Broker WAU4ER STREET-'- ComforUbl*. •‘“•‘ I ...... M.000.00 Portable equipment. General roofe. Gutter work. Chimneys tie. HArrieon 3-3217. New Haven, Connecticut the cleanlineae of this building. 244 MainBtreet clean, six room Cap* Ood. NI 'T'WU CHOICE Lets on- Hebron T0TAL__ CAPITAL AC- cleaned, repaired, 26 j'earc' ex SPENCER RUBBER HERALD Porcelain combination Rd.' H. C. Chaaa, Harmony HUl, COUNTS ...... NASH—1960 Statesman 4-door over welding, boiler and furnace weld Telephone STat* 7-3597 stove, 4-4 coel-gas, good condition. OiUdrsn accepted. .OentraL Priced Phones: Mitchell 3-5416 / location, doe* to stores and ...... 3 693.433.36 drive. Very good condition and perience. PYee estimates. Call PRODuerrs co. COW and Six Weeks Old Calf; so reasonable you’ll gasp! Be CombtnaUen screens, storm Hebron Rd., Bolton. MltcheU i f i oar gift to yea whoa yoa ing. MltcheU 9-1658 or Mitchell 85H' Walker Bt., Mancheeter. 54437. TyiAL UABnÎES AND priced right. CaU Windsor Locks 9-8762, Huwley. Manchester MltcheU Chapel Street also Geeae. .Ducks and Chickens, sura and see this on*. Mrs. Dor- Residence; Mltchefl 9-776L dowa, ameaite drive. Ii CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ....17.667.60071 CMM la ead m e the aow 2-4126. 3-5361. ' Mancheeter Mitchell 9-7591, DiaraoiHls— Watches— .m y. 14 Arch SL occupancy. Asking *12,000/ Wm. . ^ . ^*3:330BaNBa BOLTON — Large Lot on Birch Asaei* pleds^ or aaUfned WoiyaTlHjriliBtToao Jry HAROLD A SONS. Rubbiah re Jewcirjr 48 MAPLE TWIN beds wiUi springe Ooodchild, Sr., RealtoryMteheU 1941 FORD 4-door sedan. Ihccellent PIN b o y s w a n t e d . Manchear VALUIB — Six finiahed rooms, Mountain Rd.d. Plilenty of tree*. to aecure liabimie* and for Maids'*--tho aaasotioaal moval, also cellars cleaned. Call and mattreae. CaU MltcheU 9-9896. FUBNISHED Room, light houss- 3-792S, Mltehen condition. CaU MltcheU 9-7696 Heating— Plumbing 17 ter Bowling Green, 554 Center keeping, on* or two gtrte 4W eou- Bowsra School, atorm windoar* 190 ft. frontage. T. J. Crockett, ^ * r pwpoMs ...... • ni.l4l.7l aaioauilc wsfhor aad dtyor Mitchell 9-4034. TEN WEEKS bid pigs for sal*. LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re and doors, deep lot with /trees, f*' -naa* aa-»hnwn abo»* aftyr 6 p.m. street. .J MltcheU 3-8979. pairs, adjusts watches expertly. BENDIX BCONOMAT washing ma pl*. Mitchell 9-9287 after 4 p. m. OWNER TRANSFERRED, 6 room Broker, MltcheU 5-6416. ar* after deduction of re- 3hst ebaag* wash day* to liENNOX Furnace* and warm air amesiu driveway, city utlllUe*. •erve* of ...... jj ono.Orr wtik siM iitt FURNITURE Refiniablng, antique Reasonable pricea. Open daily.. chine. ReaaonabI*. Tank type vac home with attAoKed garage, 1% I. N. WHIiam Knlshl, Caahler of Ike CSEVROLETS — 1947, l* a , 1949, furniture a specialty, chairs caned heating. Earl Van Camp. Mitchell EXPERIENCED Carpenter and Thuraday evenings. 1 » Sprue* FURNISHED ROOM for couple t)r ^ rg * M year F.H.A. ntorigag*. baths, oil hoaârge porM, >' Mg 1960, 1951. 1*52 at Center Motor 9-5844. uum cleaner. CaU after 6:90 p.m. Duplex 4-4, large rooms, .axceUent bank; do (olemnly *«ear and rushed. Anson F. Thorp. helper wanted. Steady work for Articles for Sale 45 street MltcheU 9-4387. MltcheU 9-2934. ■ingl* peraon. Near bus Iln*. lot. Beaotirul/Mew. Price *17,800. Subarbaa for Sale 75 Ibal the above alAlcment I* true to Ik* Sales, 461 Main St. right men. CaU MTcbell 9-1421 MltcheU 9-1061 or Mitchell *4914. condltiim, two car garage. Good b*at of my knowledae and belief. Phone Mitchell 9-5733. GUARANTEED Plumbing and Madeline BîUi. Realtor. MRchell BROAD BROOK—Very lUca loca after 6 p.m. ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port OOMBINA'nON GAB and oU stove, Incation. For appointment to in 9-1442 o f* _ N WILLLu I KNIGHT. Caakltr. 1938 PLYMOUTH 2-door sedan. heating. Alterations and new able and standard typewriters. ^ c l sad Peed 49-A spect phone, Barbara Woods Agen tion two-fuU-itory S-room home Correct—Ailed; DOORS OPENED,, keys fitted, price *35; wsrm morning heater, W n^RD B. ROGERS. Good Urea, *65. Good condition. copied, vacuum Clcanera Iron*, work. Parma glasie electric and EXPERIENCED Service station at All makes of adding machines cy, Mitchell 9-rWI. OPPOBTUNTTY lor invaotmant. with ceUar, garage and screened CaU MltcheU 9-4398. gas water heaters sold and in tendant to work from '1 p. m. to WOOD FOR Sale. Stove or lurpac* *10. MltcheU S-45M. porch, tncludlng garbage diapoacr 3 0 m B G. ROTTNER, guns, etc., repaired. Shears, ''aold or rented. Repairs on all or kindling wood. Phone MltcheU F o^ am U y dwelling, in good con- CECIL W. BNGI-AND. VICHI’S stalled. Tim* payments arranged. 9:30 p. m. Apply In person. Mc makes. Harlow's. MANCHESTER GREEN— Attrac and dishwasher. *13.900. *3500 _ Dlreclor*. 1951 BUICK super’ sedan. Excellent knives, mowers etc., put into con I-831Q. irtiOR AUTOMAGIC washing ma- off Center 4t. Fach apart- SUIe of CoBoectieut, County ot Hart- Radio aad Appliaaeaa -HIDING FROM Skelley Brother:f. Mitchell 9-8714. Clure AutqjCo., 373 Main. j chine. Bbccelient condition *96. tive 3 bedroom ranch. Attached has four rooms, Sal* price, doam. Aaabciat* Realty, Broad ford* EE: roodition. Fully equipped. *1,3*5. , dition for coming needs.,.Braith- PORTBR-Kltrhen, Part-time 3:30- BE SURE — Buy Cbico aU alum xarage, paneled fireplace wall. Brook 3471*. Will trade. Can arrange terms to i walte, 52 Pearl street. ilJEATING From A to Z. Conver- WOOD ■— stove, fireplace lengths. I Will demonatrate it's wonderful .-J.OOO. For appointment caU .1.5.*^^? J " ‘•'•‘Tib'O befor* lae 560 Main St. TaL MI-8-3280 T p.m., full time after October 21. inum window*. Also self-storing *18.00 per cord delivered. 'W'llll- ; featureq if interested. MltcheU Number of extras, AU uUUUea Ikli 7U> day of Octolwr. tIU. and I ju .t. Call Mitchell 9-0.30 any Ume.; y ‘ Sion burners, boiler-burner unite, doors. CaU MltcheU *-*096 for free Robert J. Smith, Jnc., 9S3 Mate SBWEN MTT.JES from Mancbeeter Servics, Apply in peraon. 1.3.p.m, Dietitian, mantle HArrison 3-3217. I 9-1837. ConvenlriR fo achool, I St. Tel. Mitchell 9-5141. or director of Ikl* bank. •“ ®«IC*r TROUBLE DOES Icomplete .heating aystema. All Manchester Memorial Hospital. estimates. Bill Tunsky. SAV^ME shopping, immediate oc_ Center, five room Cap* Ood, oU 194* DODGE 4-door sedan, white-! radio and T.V. apectaliate since work guaranteed. Time payments haat, fireplace, nrage, about %• E. A MANNING. NoUry Public. 193*. Houye servi.-;*- csll *3.50. DRY HARD WOOD for. furnace, BENSON'S Save you *40 on the *15.800. Warren E. Howland^ FIVE ROOM Blngla arlth oewteg wail tires, heater, slip cover*. Ex-' arr^ged, Moriarty Brothers. Tel. TRUCK Driver’* helper, oyer 18. j FIELD STONE for fireplace and re famous Speed Queen and Whirl- tor, a Constanea Driv*. ûtcheU aero o f land. FuU pries *10,500. cellent condition. MltcheU 9-2614. MltcheU 9-6660 day or night. taining walls. M. Fren^,' Coven '■tove or fireplace, *18 per cord, room, oil heat, basement garage, Mitchell 3-5135. Apply at Watkina Bros, 9U Main (IS per load. MltcheU 9-01*1. j pool wringer waaher*. Get over VWt IhT *•1600, - AUea Ctempet, Roaltor. MltcheU N O T SOLVE try, Pilgrim 2-7161. good condMen, quick occupant 9-45U.. 1940 PACKARD .''6 ", heater, good FURNACES Vacuum cleaned, oil 8t. 160 trade-in otfer bn the famous Employment A good buy at *10.900. 8. A. Beei ^ Urea, new seat rpver*, lop running burners servi^d. For expert and Millinery— Drcaamaking 19 I Whirlpool Automatic waaher with e a s t m id d l e -Near ler. Realtor. Phoo* MltcheU BOOKKEEPER WANTED—Per LOAM, Dark, rich cultivated grade Benton Street, ROCKVHLE — Home and Income condition. *90, MltcheU 9-4061. prompt service call Bob Cfrt- No. 1 *3 cu. yard. Grade No. 2, *2 Garden— Farm— Dairg I , suds-mteer, only *l**.*5. Banaon's, Office is a 349*1. IT AT ALL... ALTERATIONS and dressmaking manent. poattion. Paid vacations ably priced im home, 1o- property, i t VUtega Si. FuU price, wright. MltcheU 9-6446. for wome|i and. children. Expert cu. yard. Delivered in truck losid Prodaeta SO ' Inc., 1065 Main R. PRATT A WHITNEY 1930 FORD Custom sedan, radio, and hoapitailsation insurance. eated in nice intial aeetion. CENTRAL—Two-famUyliau**, flv* (11,000 for S .room home mow SHOE FACTORY OUTLET work. Quick service. Will call at Good ' opportunity for advance lots. Screened sand, atone, fUl and Bungalow ate_, ______vacant), pracUcaUy aU atod«rn- heSter. In excellent condition ANTIQUES Reflniahed. Repairing gravel delivered. Order now. Nuas- WELL ROTTED cow manure rec Visitors Welcome At AIRCRAFT Well MiUt, three rooma each floor. OU bumiiig throughout. Priced right to sell. done on any furniture. Heman. your home if desired. -Mrs. ment for. conScientieus worker. ommended for dried out lawns. , todroomis qfi aacond floor. Steam furnace. Automatic hot water, tsad in 19SL Hot wate* oU heat. Brunellei Mitchell 9-437o; Write qualifications and salary dorf Construction Co. Pboo* Knotty pin* paneling and rubber Easy terms. Douglas Motors, 333 189 South Main street. Phone MltcheU 9-740S. . . Also highland top. soil. Orders tak CHAMBERS FURNITURE beat, lalig* kitchen, encloeed- smaU lot. Immedtet* occupancy Main. Mitchell 3-5643. expected. Box D, ear* of The en for delivery at your conven pordh add many ether features, oho apar%|fient (SMB. MadeUne til* Iteor in kUanen aad dinattov Herald. i Also: (-family boiiaa, 4 rooms Grand Re-Opening Moving—^Tracking- FLAGSTONE—Stones for walla, ience. CaU Leonard Gigiio. Mltch SALES Bight now la aa Immediate oceupaftcy. Priced for Smith, Realtor. Mlt'cheU 9-1042, or Uquidating our stock.'All used BULLDOZER for hire. BxeeQent eU 3-7083. exeelleat ttasa (a quick eats, (13A00C Call Robert MltcheU. *-4*7*. each floor, how rented. G.I. 4% Storage 20 YOUNG MAN over 17 with driver's house fronts,'fireplaces, etc, Alao mortgag* . approximately (5*49, car* must be sold.' Get the most | for back fill. Landscaping and Heatalator fireplace forms, 28” get eaa *f thea* J. Smith, Iiic., 96T Main Street. ^ car value for ihe least amount | grading. Reaaonable'rates. la tch - license— part-time, general drug ORDER TOUR Green MountaSi po- Complete line o f ‘ quality MltcheU 9-5241. Man<3i*ater, Green Manor—On* 'For InapacUon. caU Frank Pinney, lurykig Your H«od WbM Hm Oefcig MANCHESTER—Package Dellv- at *45 each. 6" x 6" x 1 /g ’ slate teed Jebe at ‘th* of money. No reasonable offer re-' ell 9-0650. store work. Apply in person, 459 tatoe* now. H. Paaquallni, Avery home fumishinfs.-Jbsby furni- Aircraft.' W* year old three bedroom risnch Manchester MltcheU 9-7*77. Wal fused. You can’t afford to miaa i ------' ,, ery. Local light trucking and Hartford Rd. hearth tile. Bolton Notch Quar St, MltcheU 3-4609. WNB ACRE Terrace — Six room ttrith full cellar. Hot Water oil ton W. Grant, Raaltor, Hartford NEWHOURS:9 AM..9£iS:r package delivery. Refrigeratora. ry. MltcheU 9-0617. ■ har* BMie Jaka G*ts Tough, is *StrleHy for Hm OstriehT this sal*. Town Motors Inc., 45 GUARANTEED Top Quality tele- ture. appliances and TV. nead a wider va Cap* Cod. Taro imflntehed, oU hot heat, disposal, pin* panelled ter 3-75S4. West Center St. j vision service. Ca|la received be washers and stove moving a MAN Wa n t e d for outside work. PEPPERS FOR Sale. Reasonable. water heat, Amerita drive, one-car apeciaity. Mitchell 9-0752. 40 hours guaranteed :e t r round THREE-WAY High Chair, car riety *f akllla race, attached garage, aihaait* fore 9 p. m. Will be aerviced same Bring your own contalnera. *1 per Open Daily 10-6 P. M. thaa la a teag, , ChragS, Nice yard completely en- driveway, exceUent condition. OOVBNraY-r- Fin* naw qnaUty Thu BMu or woRiuu who has o savhigs oecouat dosia'f hovu to da J943 Studebaker Champion 4 door night. MltcheU 9-1347. with overtime work avaUaMe dur crib seat, baby acatee, crib and bushel. 336 HllUtown Rd. Mitchell rioaed. Priced under IIS.OQO. Elva buUt thra* badroom'ranch. Excal- AU.STIN A. CHAMBERS CO-, ing most, of the year. ' Drivers mattreas, portage washer, arOall leag ttaw. If* a Beautifully teadscaped lot Sp* x Work * Ore** * Sehool * Play Mdan. HAdio, liester* overdrive. i 3-7493. Tyler, Realtor. BatebeU 9-4400. 1*0% Many extras. -Qamsr trans- teht naigfaborhood on Ripley HUl *696. Call Ml-3-5594 after 6 p. m- l*^?**^*^’^* Qeaned and repaired local and long distance moving, license essential. Must be a family scooter and 'blka; acythe. Mitch- 7 :30 - 8:80 P. M. real eppertaaHy Road. Lot 178 X 175. Larga at- Hib sort of Ihhig hucauit a soviogt occouaf yuvldis a rusurru of packing, storage. CaU MltcheU eiL9-SS6R , .mtm wka ' ferred. SkiMt Agency, MI-9^7683. m by an expert. 28 years experience. man with steady habits. Temper .. ' ' I , I'- ROLUNO PARK—18 Boms'r Road, U ched garage, amaait* d i ^ , fuU 1951 MERCURY- 4-door sedan. C^H owley, Manchester, MItche|^ 3-5187. Hartford 6-16|L ate. Some farming or tractor Ex Hfroschold Goods ) 51 havf waaWd thf two years old CSa* C*4. six baaament, Youngstown Idtcban. cosh ta nMof unsxpuetBd umurguaelts. Coailifulif soviug os yoa Radio, heater, defroster, over perience woiald beibelpful but Hot PARAMOUNT Triple T r^ com 6<|>1 Middle Turnpike East •eearity aad iS- rooms, two 'unfinished. FronS dor FOR 8AI formica, 1% hatha, caromjc tU* • • » ■ drive. Excellent condition Bonds—Stocks— essential. Starting I rate, *1.35'an bination ahtmliium winoowa and BENSON'S SAVE you *60 oa your vaawsanat ep- Men and shad dormar, plctur* and many othar featursa. *17,900. throughout. Wright's Auto Body, SERVICE ON all makes vacuum Mortgages SI hour with raises based on per doors. Pres teellmateq* given, 36 Westinghouao .21” . tiilevision. Get Pmtaaitte* whic* flraptec*. Formica count 642 Woodbrid S t Pilgrim ' 3-7811 or Mltchan 1-7154. Tel. MI-9-M75. cleaners. LaFIamme Appliance formance. Apply 130 Pearti > R ., months to MW- Parannunt lEngi* our free installation offer now. waaSar, er*, aluminum comolnallon artn- Co. Tel. MltcheU 9-6869. FIRST AND Second , mortngea '6:30 a.'m. or 7 p.m. i nooring Oratpiiiiy. 41 Oak street. Call HHchell 9-5243. Benson'*; lUNOHESTER ooam and door, COIered Ul* bath, BaauUful 7 Itoon^rOar Wood ROCKVIU iE ' S-roora aislgle, very J94T PLYMOUTH Blue Cbnvertl. bought for o«ir own account. FasL Phone MItcJwU S-Sm . Inc., 1066 Main St. . hot air furnace, lOO'iwrcent insu good condition. 4 bodrooi^ doobi* hie Coupei Special deluxe lantâped. Immediate ocoipan radioj confldenUal service.: Manchester Rr ic Kl a y e r s Wanted. A.' E. «y. Owner, MltcheU S427S. lated, double corner lot, fully tend- Uvlug room, dining room; kftchea. heater, Tel. MltcheU 3-4629. CKttMNEVS Repaired, spare time. Investment Corp., 244 Main Stepheivi C6., Auditorium Job, aeaped, fruit trees, fasaa, hodgas, pantry, and hath. AU Ihrgarisa Phone MltcheU 3A473. streeL Phone MltcheU g-5416. Storrs, Conn. FOR "FntEPLAQK Fixtufos” It'a OOMBINA'nON GA3, voog or coal i-ROOM Me. ComMnattaa stoou doora and room s, FuU jM la r , oU Marioar’t ^raitur'a Deparbpent. atove, (35. MltcheU 3-7172. MANCHESTER centaal aviN ^ BdHko^^MaficiiesteF Auto Acceaooric*—^Tires t FOR Five room homa, approximately Mlndoars, fuQ dry ealter, autonuUe ateam heat, city converitencaa, ax- acre* land. Artaaian araU, many washing hook up,. ftrsptec* that ceUent location, Idaal for chUdraa. A MUTUAL SAVmCS BAHK ' MOTOR SALE, new motor guaran CAPE COD GOOD JOBS ^venlencaa. A good buy at *8,900. raally works. Thia horn* is ovmad *11460. GaOrg* J. Celsmaa, Eroh- tee, 10% down. Chevrolet. Ford, IR SALE SEPTIQ TANKS Owner Traaalartad Oat *f state GOOD PAT Approxlm*|*ly *3,000 doam. by a ratirad army officar and hla ar, Hartford-Conn. .T(«st C*. BMg. FOR m ilRI FAMUY Mercury, Dodge, PlymouUi. AND INVESTMENT Prtead Far ttalek Sal* BOLTON wife. Raaaon for aaUlhg h* doun’t Tal. RockviU* 54045 or 54710. THE ONLY ONE IN MANCHESTER — 923 MAIN STREET *124.93. Pontiac, Buick, Olds. BOOKKEEPER WANTED .-Tpre# rooma plu* sua porch, oil niah* a good ctviUaa.. and aocm wlU . moWle. *174.95. Cote Motors, ^ $11W check ■eat, full bath, comMaatlon metal raturn to federal aer^c*. BOLTON—Orchard Lana. Naw taro AT FACTORY PRICIS Depaatte asoSa aa ar befosa tha 9fth *5 any assatk BUICK PLUMED SEWERS bedroom ranch. Hpt water haat, MltcheU 9-0990. raOPERTY •[“nn arijtdowa aad persana, terg* draw tatarast fraas Um 8rat aC Um MsaUL UataiOetaty laadaaapad wHfe "C FuU pric* *6.900.. Approxl- N o ' ihfonnaUon wiU be given' oU burner, attached garag*. Aak- Male or fcauilc. If yod’re qualified, yoa’U Uka over the phone or at th*' hous* un- ■lag *11,800. New thro* bedroom NatbiM GltaiMl Modem store- bnOdtaig wHli l ia esd la kmkyaid. _ Nawty PRATT A WHITNEY « « ‘«>y *l.fco cash. SPECIAL aaven-roans attarhed hiasn workinK risht here la Manchester in this small lasa you a n accompanied by ranch oa Biych Mountala Rd. Ext easily convertlMe to praCM- AIRCRAFT , COVENTRY Large lot. Aaklag *kny Othor LteUngs Of AU Kind* BOLTON H nxaiDB. laiga Shnote « * 17 Starfc- ExeeaUve’a car. eale. Was. E. Hrah, awnar, Staaat. Shawa by appakrt Agant MeWNNEY JWOS. 867 Mala Straat Pltoae MI- M ften th* haae M1-O.OMB, SEWERAGE DISPOSAL OO. aaly. 7 SPRINGFIELD ST. CHICWEK, MASS* m is MI-S4995. Can MI-9-8485 er 9-4571 ®'I'*WORTH MITTCN AGENCY '100'Baht Cantor Itratt a5rt*rbffp.5U^ ^ laa-m Poari s«. tu. Mi-a-aies Wrifo,BexB-Herald MItrilon S-M30 OMSpaMlBt BUc. Om b M r 8 A* M. t» 8 P. M* Phone M1-5-0SS4 T MIC WMITCHBII Ipa MRdlpU 5 4 W , ' ' FRÊ PARKING IN OUR YARD \ •V . ^ / ■ i vf v*:’''*

►AOBTWENTTÊIGHT WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,H lg t h e W m O m Oet. A 1968 Fieiaaet at D. a WaaHwi M g liB Malraim T. Safar, 110 Mala St, Iha Disabled American Vatar- Center Church Women's Federa •uace n»4 , A bout Tow n haa bean appolntad a aon-commla- ana Auxiliary to Manchaatar Chap tion, of which Mrs. Elmer T. 11,040 COear and emd lawitfht. Law naar slonad officar la the cadet corps ter No. 17 will hold its regular Thienea is president, will present Mr«Mba AiMIt 19. Fair and aMMar timiiwair, at Peaaivlvanla Military OoHafe, meeting Wednesday evening at 8 at a meeting tonight at the church. af Olw la t laaa higih wear 69. Tb« XuKhMter Oardm . Club Chester, Pa., for tha 1953-94 school o’clock at the V. F. W. Home. Mrs. Miss Naomi Foster of Academy HanchenUr— A City of Village Charm win hoM ita.Oetob«>, inMti]if Mon year. Florence Streeter will serve re .St.s who returned last month from The JM fH A U ea day. Oct.< 12, in tha Bobbtna room freshments. Mrs.' Martha Miller Turkey, where she haa taught for ..I iMiMicHPtM rtm of Orator Cliurch Houaa. Pro- The October meeting of the So will have the Dark Horae. Plans several years at the American VOL. LXXin, NO. V fClaaMllad AdvarMelag aa Faga II) cram Qwirman Mlaa EU«n Buck- ciety of Carbide Engineera will be will be made for the Rocky Hill College at Ismir. She will illus MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1853 (TWENTY PAGES) .lay haa aacurad aa a apaakar, John held in tha HarUord Gas Co. audi Hospital visit. trate her talk by pictures taken at h o m e c o m f o r t r \ Meintyra of West Hartford, whoaa torium tomorrow night at 7:45. the school. This Is the mopthly has biK news for you who DON’T SLEEP WELL! ,K aubjart will ba "Alt About Bulba-" Election of officers will be held at Miss Norma KelUriof Birch St. is meeting of the 'Federation, and as Aa laaitatlon la axtandad to alt this meettag and George R. Muiin. spending part 'otjter vacation vis some of the groups are in the pro Intaraated in bulba, whaUiar they chief sales e n ^ e e r of Jones and iting relatives^jmd friends In New cess of re-organlxatlon, a full at MORIARTY Bros. are mambara of tha club or not, Tamsoa Machine 06., will speak on Hampshire. tendance is hoped for. J I s C I N ’ I V SI and the lata faH la the time to "New Standards for Turning with plant them. OarUda.” OIL i f I R N I I IPAIB > Amond recent factory promo- As part of the observance of the RIRAIR tlona at Hamilton Standard Divi- 60th anniversary of the founding alon of United Aircraft dorp.. of Upsala OoUege, East Orange, T«L MlfcMI 3.1131 ..Wlndaor liocka, are two local real- N. J., Dr. Evald B. Lawson denta m tha Assembly Dept.; Hel- dent, will be the guest .minister on aon W. Quinby, Jr., 88 Tanner St., the "Church of the Air" broadcast to fener^ forerara, ahd William J. next Sunday from 1 0 :8 0 ^ 11 a.m. Neubauer, SS Summer St., to gen- Musical aelectlona wHl be pre / U, S. British Zone aral foreman, aecond ahift. sented by the OoUega Choir, of 9 Goes to Italy which Miss Junp/Chambers, 156 \ J— France is IvpMt wMfcfc repair The United States and Britain lening only- 7,500 Americana Uew.. ?azofied Baoron IHiff R Il^ •ervka fa help you jointly announced today they Kansan City, Oct. 8 (/P)— A nationwide manhunt was on enter Morocco to man the today for an ex-convict accused of being an accomplice in tbs will turn , over their occupa huge U. S. Air Force bases tion zone in the TVieste area kidnap-slaying of 6-year-old Bobby Greenlease and some PIXIE these 8 cominQD sleep IstOers.^ there, and American officers $300,000 o f ransom money still missing. The FBI refused to to the Italian government for aaid today that nuYn^r soon answer any questions about its".' - Mieeiug sataaT'y administration “at the Milting traiaiT won’t be enough to do>he job. part in the hunt for Thomaa John We’re proud to present Purofied's new wonder pilldw Notbiag it more **'’ earliest practicable date." Three of the jet bom b^ and Marsh, 37-year-old former Miaaouri , In WOOL FEIT filled with 100% DuPont DKron.’ Never wm there a pillow ' ‘nua decision was diacloaed aa a fighter bseee will be finished^ In convict, in the face of reports from iniutiog than a watch that MOP to halt Urn "recent det.crioca- the near future—at a cost of near numerous cities across the natioti. State Police like'it! The snowy-white Decron fjllmg mikes it light as> won’t krap good time. Twpcw- tioB^ln tlH'raialiona between Italy ly 300 million tollsra. U. 8. offi it had issued no pick-up order.' season's flattering silhouette cloud, yet long-wearing and washable. tact the accnracy pf yoor watch and X ôslavU .’* Both countries cers say they will need a marked All the FBI here would say is have it inipertcd at leait opea claim tha entire Free Territory of •acresse in troops, perhaps nearly that there has been no federal On Lookout You'll like the way it's packed, too., in individual polyethylane bags. Covtred with a year. W e’U do tbia for you T «e a u 7 \ double the 7.500 now allowed un complaint imued against Marsh. RICH eblack <• red 6 ice blue /mr._ You'll be amaiad at how American and British troops der present U, S. agreements with The U. 8. District A ttom e/a o f - ' bnen stripe ticking, standard cut sift 21" X 27". ^ hnva occupied Zone A, including France. Two more bases are sUU • gold e g rfy much better your watch will Rennie Brawn Heady and Out AnoUn Hall, beU in tke See said it had no comment at this! run after it it cleaned and oiled. the city and to rt of TriaaU, for to be built. stage beyond saying It was in the FALL enavy • pink 0 coffee ainytog of C-ycM-tod BaOby Oraenlaaoii, nra kandenRad an ifcay F or M arsh Hurry in for yours and gat a gpodnight’s sletp.. .TONIGHT! If repaira are aaedad onr rapert nearly tight y^ m . At present V. 8. Agreed to Limit middle o f . the investigation. a turquoise e beige ■It an a maiWe ttoh rant b^n detention eeH nt Central noHw band- •ome 4,000 AlOeXcnn and 3,000 French offIcIaU say the limit on Yard Is Examlaeid COLORS aarvioe will'put thing! right. Swnrtera, St. Irada. Rven HnH’e okoelnoen bavo bean taken frara kkn. By THE ASSOCIATBO PBRSS •SwNw'i atam ewmaai British troops gartlMh the nran. troope was agreed to In the first Meanwhile at 8t. Joseph. Mo., < See na about gettiog the aaun* Tugoslavin occupies the remnloder contract authorizing the United 55 miles north of here. ______FBI men Connecticut police ward of the eras, known na Rpne B. States to build bomber bases. ThU ing new Elgin DuraPowar were reported minutely examin- j saked today to be on the loplc- Many other pretty Treopa jf# WHfed^w This is Bobby limit will be cmitinued, one sur Thomas John Marsh, >7, a fer- ing. .*.*the .yard .. and Vhome of . one of - d iffe re n t lAen, Mainipriag your watch. ysnr-sM kidnaped fhoriUUve spokesman said, until a The British Sad Amerieait\troops aser oeavict. Is iMag sooght by the abductors held in St. Louis, both described aa rea^bliog Our Fourth Shipment! U, S, Presses Reds ivill ba wtthdravra, the aiino'uncc- bey, ithsss body adM foaad la a "status of forces" agreement can pellee la eoaaectloa With the Ito- 41-year-old Mrs. Bonnie Broarn ment of the decisloa said. shallow grave la St. Joseph, Mte, be worked out covering the opera aaplBg-siaylag of Bebby Oitoa- Heady. Thomas John Mantis wanted F.E.BRAY It la the firm belief of the tvto yesterday. A esople am stsd la tion and administration of ths lease. TMe ptetan ef Btanh was Twenty FBI agents were re m the Bobby Greenlease Idd- PIXIE HATS governmenU that thW step wiir< St. Louis. psUih aaasuMed, ad- bases and control of the m ilit ^ aiade by the Wichita, Ran., Pelioe ported even sifting garbage taken MANCHESTER’S OLDEST On Korean Parley forces there. nap-killing. contribute to sUbUiaatkm of a totted kidnaping, thM slaying Oepartmeat la 1944. from the home in the last two \ $ each top boy. The spokesman said Franc! will Major Leo F. CarroU, la chailgo JJ.98 „ $A-98 ' 7 .9 5 ESTABUSHED JEWELER Mtuation which has disturbed the weeka. of the State Police Department, Italo-Tugoalav rtUUons during re ---- V ------allow no more men on the bases The child'a body waa dug yes said a messaga had gone to ail 787 Mala St.—Tal. MI-8-5flT Waahington, Oct. 8 ^ — The United States sharply cent years," the StaU Department imtil a more workable agreement terday from a shallow grava In Connecticut barracks' and to all . Bedding Deptn 1st Floor— Phone MI-3-4123 or send prodded Red CJiina and North Korea today to say whether said. has been reached. That now U be Britain Favors Mrs. Head/s backyard after ah! local police departmenta'to watch State Tbanter Building Agency Heads ing negottatod. but the differences and whm they will be prepared to enter a political conference •They trust that it wUl provide and her boy friend, 34-year-old for the occupant at a MUaouri- Millinery Dept.— Second Floor mail orders to The J. W. Hale Corp. have continued for two years. Carl Austin' Hall, were arrested registered automobile and for n on Korea. A message dispatched through the Swedish goy- the basis for friandly and fruitful When an agreement is reached, Read Herald Advs. -wperaUon betwaen Italy and East-West Talk at St. 'Louis for tha kidnaping. hitchhiker spotted in Westchester ornmant toM the Rada that an early ------Face P ossible the spokesman said, the limit can County, N. Y. wply from both "la imparaUva" t f' ______Yugoslavia, which la as important probably ba raised. The arreata followed payment of a record 3600.000 ransom by the the conference recommcndwl In tha, y\7^/\7j® y» / Smwm to the security of Western Europe American officials in Paris Indi On Any Level East Hartford Eeport Korean armiatlco agreamant la to Z V i O M X \ ji V/SCsSeZSo aa It la. to the two coUatriaa con Loss oL Autos b o /s wealthy parents. . '*'**’"••Mde t o d a man answer- cerned." c t e d the negotiations were going take placo in the time aat in the _ _ _ _ on acceptably weU. A "status of Several key poinU in the case ing Marsh's deacripUon, accom ihsJWHAUeo. A State Department spokesman Margate, England, Oct. 8 (ff)— were shrouded with uncertainty panied by a woman, had baan seen aald tha American-Britlah decision Hartford, Oct. 8 • (> p) —Many forces” agreement covers such today. "acting auspiciously’’ in East Hart , Stall by UNC things aa which nstion’s courts try .Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden The United Stntaw note wan rai- i wv w /« • a a haa been communicatad to both the stats agency and departmeat What happened to the 8300,000 ford. Tha couple was In a.. 3-door Haleys Linen Clof‘et Week Specials! Italian and Tugosiav governments. soldier offenders, hiring and Bring declared today Britain will work Ford sedan colored green or gray, laaaad kora fey tha State Depart- # / g o f'RFjS heads adU shortly havs tbt of clvUlaa pertoniMl and transper- of ransom money miasingT Hall He declined to report what reac ou tbs ground i t Gov. John Unceasingly for East-Waet talks told St. Louts police he planned bearing Miaaouri dealer V is a , tha mant and It tnfonnad tha Rada A O M g M S tatloo. number unknown. - ^ bluntly and oSleURy that efforta ■ ' \ • tion came from Marshal Tlto'a aceants a racoBw>aadattoq of at whatever level poaelble deapiu the ransome paymant alona afUr gnvarnmrat which can be 'expected Sate Ftnanca Dspartmi AaMrican Air Focea offieefa aaU Butoa’a nagaOve attitude. Marsh kOled the boy a few hours Tha hitchhiker, alao 'reporfod to to oppose the Uaaafar to Italy. .. the praoent ceiling wUL let Into In hla arst public, appearance .answ.«r Marsh's toscrlption. was FAMOUS BRAND SHEETS and PILLOW CASES qgtoMialHB a psoi-uf. ah Mtmeco only enough V. S. officers, alter the kidnaping Bepi, IS and iw^rat nationa tauJ# RopaOtollon CommlaMon A 2948 doclaration by Britalo, AftomobilsB. after a ala-month tick leave. Eden diaappaared. seen on n Westchester parkway, Faciag tha loas of tbsir atats- ■irihah and clvUiana to operatt totld the opcaing eession o f the an confaranco had bean rejected no < today aocuaad th# AlUoa of trying fkanea sad tha United States ta ^ baaea and tha 15th Air Dtrt- Tbare waa speculation hera that hitchhUctor toward ConneetUmt, Casuals That Move Easily callad tor return of ail tha atratc- oamad cars if tha govarnor tosa as nual Conservative p a r t/ confer Marsh himralf may have been Maj. Canon said. T Y P E 132 that arranigemonU provloualy ap-' to atall away mora of tha dwlnd- Montoadquartara la Rabat. ence that Prime Minister Church T Y P E 144 T Y P E 180 proved for a confartnoa of tha. ling 90-day period alloUad for la glc frae tarritory to Italy. Thta the Ptnaaes Dspartmant auggssta killed. But the hunt continued The meaaage fUBy deecribed ... for cookies are 88 top agency heads who uthsr Amdricaa dvlllaa officials la ill’s government is also seeking at least on a atsto leval. xurah, stressing In addiUon to hU two balllgerent aidaa atand 6rm. tarvlewa with 33,000 war priaonera declaratioa was made at a Ume Morocebtoid the UnilUtlon stems whan Tufoalavla was atUI in Mos drive ntofs than 400 mllas a month ways to assure the Soviets "that The FBI simply araan’t talking. amputated left ring finger and Hale's Finespun "Our aide," the United SUtoa who rafuao to return to thalr In homs-otfles travel or Issa than from F n a to fears of Increasing we to not threaten their secur many tattoo marks that ho has From Fall to Winter homelands. cow's camp; aincs than Tito has All It would aay was that no fed aaid, "la prepared to nngotlata In 1000 miles a month on official buai- American wAueace la the country ity." eral warrant had been issued. s birth mark on tha left aide o f hia >^\) pastries Lady Pepperell Lady Pepperell Rads Offer Canter broken with ths Kremlin while sad a Frane^beUaf that Ameri With 3" hems <^n both ends of sheets. all reaaonableneaa and good malnjalning a Communist govern neaa. gevsntssn of the agency Flrat Ahn West Unity But their agents were reported nose. Capable casuals . . . like tha women who wear them, they ac faith." NNRC told the UNC ppiht- heads fall Into ths flrat category cana are Uterfering in local Eden stressed that the first aim ...... ment of his own In Tugâvia. poUtica. \ , to have found an axa at tha Meanwhile, reporte of men re- complish much with litUe effort. Always feminina and always for Halloween Reg. $2.98— 72x110 $2.29 Tha maasaga went oh; adly that the Rads Offered to take France aald BriUln and the and sight In the second. The list of British policy is "to maintain Heady home. It araa covered ."If your aide haa any Intention includes the cars of tho most Im “FrenclUMn herb actually thiwif aembling Marsh came from op* effective. Failles, wool jerseys, rayon and acetate. Reg. $3.98— flx llO $2.49 Superfine Muslin Combed Percale only four days to build aa explana United States eonaultad arlUi Paris the unity and strength of the with a substance, resembling poolte ends o f New York State o f canytng out tha racohimanda- portant state commiesloners who Fe want t o taka over alls colony,’’ tion canter which the AUlito cati- Western siUsnee." And Britain, blood- Also found at the home day. raising the pOsaibUlty tien contained in the armlatlce mated would require a month. (Chnttnnad on Pago Twelve) havs bean driving the batter cars said one U. 8. governntrat n—Britain ruahsd rsln- Commissioner. Finis E. Engleman, Washington. Oct. 8 UP) — Three wtr% Danbury, Oct. 8 (F) — A Stam Tlia coBsmlaston la not proparad to aae in arhat form such assur Hudson RiVc^ croMlni^s FITTED BOTTOM SI-lEETS foroemsnts by air to thla unsaay Wallingford. Buick Super; Labor Colder Weather ances might bo glvan." radar specialists. Including one ford father and two aona, ware held to bo a party to the Curtailment colony today aa ssafeonis troops who aaid he went to > college with In Syracura, N. T., a'cltlien ra- In 135,000 bail today on chargaa of tho period .. 1. particularly In Commiaaiooer John J. Egan, Bden launched a sharp attack 1° police he saw a man who T Y P E 128 were bsitavsd diaembarklag hsrs Bridgeport, OldamobUe 98; In convicted spy Morton Sobcll, say T Y P E 144 T Y P E 180 they kidnaped a Danbury man view of tha fact that the UJ4 uadar tight military ascracy. Coming Tonight on recent Labor party criticism might havs been Marsh at a surance Oommlsstanar W. EUery blaming tha United States for fall- they were among tha c i v 11 i a n: and forced him to go through an Command la unable to agree to ap Artlvnl WMesraed ■ workers suspended by the Army 2/.l?^*ii**** "ItHt in a parkad auto eut-of-atata marriage with a Stam- •xtonaioB . . . . ” Ally, Waterford, Buick ' Super; ura to bold tho foV p ow er talks with Miaaouri licenra piatM. Pepperell The small group of Bnropanna Uqtior Control Commlaalon Chair Boetoa, Oct. S (ff>—The coldert "for security reasons." i L^dy Pepperell. Lady Pepperell ' ford girl, daughter and alafar of Tha conatnietlon of a satiafac- in British Guiana walcomcd the suggeatad May 11 by Prime Min man John C. Kelley, ^ d gefleld . weather of the season in New Eng ister Churchill. Bden aald: All thrao denied being, security (Oealtoned on Png* NInatoan) the trio. tory explanation cantor haa do- arrival of thrss troop-carrying land is predicted for tonight by risks and declared they would fight Arbaignad In O ty Court today layod tho atart of perauaaton at- British warahlpa but Leftist Prime "To road some commrata, you MIRRO Red Label' Superfine Muslin Cornbed Percale (Oantiaued Pago : a) the U. S. Weather Bureau. would think that a fouivpower the charges on which they were ' • ' *. 1 . s» wore F m k GHannattaaie, Sr, 48, tompU sinca Sopt. 36. apd appar Minister Cheddl Jagaa assailed the Jtxcept along the southern suspended from jobs at tbs Army and Frank Glannattaalo, Jr., 19, ently is the only ramaining ob "shew of force.’^ * masting at tha htghabl level was Rej. $3.19 Twin Size...... $2.39 Reg. $3.39 Twin Size .. $2.79 Reg. $3.59 Twin Size . *.., $2.99 stacle. coastline, the forecasters expect aoma magic formula which only Sighai Corps’ Ft. Monmouth, N. ^'boUv of 31 Dial St., Stamford, and The airborne tro to make profai- Aa ths ararahlps—the 8,000 A\ATTRESS PADS Euiope.Gen. A l f ^ E. Qruenthef Up-,to a inches fell over northern yolved and negative document to Howevef,\ân Army spokaeman der arrest hot* might have been •ioaalrlooking /AATTRESS COVERS Gov* Dewey Dissatisfied cniiasr Superb sad ths i,600-ton aaya lii New, York NATO’s pto- aaid it was\ooperating with the frigates Mgbury Bay and K u g- the oBly peraow Invalvad In the cookiai, eielalrf, tlen la stran^r now than when —Gov.',on Dewey'e expreaetoa of dlraatis- "The recponslbUtty for whatever Army Unveils Secret Fulf Bed Size ...... ^ W ith S p p e r ...... with State’s celebration of avia McCarthy, who Waa mhrHed last third party." ' flttag. Come in and let ua Thomaa E. Doway aaya he U n o t; facUon. Ho repoatod that ha had may happen la entftoly that of the tion’s golden jubilee. week,-is honeymooning. Bu]l mem governor and thOM who have a ^ ahew you haw aaar it ie aatisftod with acting Lt. Gov. Ar- no intention of raeignlng, and said U. 8. Rep. ‘Thomas A. Doan bers of hla subcommtttM ataff SEES POINT FOUE DEATH to OM. Protect your new mattress or maksL your oM'' one' Ra^ heavy quality unbleached sheating with aeams - Uiur H. Wfclu’ oxplanatlon of his, that nelthor Doway n6r any oOier viacd him," the 6ery leader of (D-Ckmn) aaya Connecticut Indus Ordnance Equipment were reported planning to inter Waahlagtoa, Oet. S (ff>—Sen, more comfortable. ’ * all bound. Will waar for years. vM u to convletod «xtorUonlat | Republican Jaader had asked him the Peoples* Progressive Party try Beads oenaervatian pragran! rogate wffnesees in the case at EHender (D-La.) told TririOinl Joseph 8. Fay at Sing Sing Prison.: to to ao. (PPP) told the colony's House Of similar to soil conservation to halt New York, a t y taday^ l^ a h e w ra today he expeeto -I MIRRO iDawey, howevtr, haa dacUnod ao Wicka’ noma was on a Hat of Aaeembly yeeterday. . ’’loss of our Industries to other Aberdeen,'Md., QcL 8 (ff)—^Tlie 6crossings today to prove that It Tha Xhna who named them- Coagraee to kill the Peiat Fear far to aay what form hla dtaaatls- politicians and labor leaders who The PPP, which holde 18 of the parts of natW ." . . . A aew aelvea yesterday were; Our 7th Shipment! faetion with hla fellow Republican Aasembl/p 84 aaats, U demand- Anny. took tha wraps off soma of can ba moved virtually anywhere pragram daleea Ito ifflrlaM ston ; Extra Special! visited Fay |n priaoh, which was. stretch of highway which Ita hitherto secret equipment today ' in a battle sane. Aaron H. Oileman, 35, of Long givtag eraaerale aM aleag w t t would tako. made public last Frida/. Dowey ing greater self-government and I arr.rauw A number 3of Democrats have eventually will be part o f pro In a display at the Aberdfen Prov- j Also unaffected by the order advtee to — * " ilitaiiT ■rina . . . . . quickly orderod Fay tranaferrod a trimming of the govaraor’a pow- posed cross-state expressway U (Osattonod on Pago Eight) ef the woiM. O N LY $1.0 0 gift-box^d SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF $1.19 ' EXTRA U R G E 24x46 SOLID COLOR ors„ BriUbh authortUea have ac ing Grounds, but a number o f ' —to the 75 millimeter "Skyawcep- L. ’ , • «i"2 81ng P r t a ^ t Oo- ckMe to completion In New Haven atomic age guns and gadgets were ' moval of the 65-yaar-qld Wicka, sining between New York City and cused party leaders of "Commun ar" anUaircraft gun. with radar who assumed the unofficial title of area. conspicuously absent. controU to detect and “lock onto" FABOUK AIDE ABBBSTED Albany—to' the remote Clinton ist Intrigues" sad havs ararned Federal CbrnmunlcStlona Com- Extra Fine Quality Jacquard '' C a n n o n . lieutenant governor a week ago. that attempto might be made to Ordnance Itama on view ranged approaching enemy planes. Ike Is Criticized Cairo, Egypt. Qjct. 8 (ff^-A a- Special State Prison at Danneihora la the mUsion rafuaaa to renalder two from tho latest In protective body { toiao PalE forawr diractor #C Mrs. Brandt I'He stepped up to a vacancy by vir- Adlraiâck Mountains. set up a Communist sute. Unvaiicd for the Brst time were 'tiM of his offic« aa prealdsnt pro In hia apsaoh to ths Assembly, propoaed color telecasting plans on anupr to the n«w 280 mlUimetor a 5t-ton Unk retriever capable of Elag Faroak’s private taSalra^ ^ Cannon Hand and Face Size , tem and OOP majority leader of Dewey called for explanations grounds at this stage they are For Peron Visit appeared today befera the Ugh Factory Expert from public offlclala who were on towsveir, Jagan dsnlsd that ths ^ ra v e n tlra a i'S l.r '“ ’ ** * " the A ^ , . . BATH TOWELS tha State Senate. party was piottlag against the "merely paper aystem." . . . Ger (hart ef appeals ban an rhaiaia # ■ . f Speaks hi Breoklyn the Fay visitor list. man Catholic News Agency ra- ! ^'r*a *W-t^ U «tor^ c“ ,SS af paai*!!lag haabhh'^.hi He Fay, former vice piveident of •atablUhsd rute. “No actieii on ths order taaued last spring by Secre Mexico City, Oct. a OF—U. E rayai Kafeha inlace sHra. IOO5S Nylon Tricot Slips Newsmen asked Dewey about part of ths awjority party." hs ports 2,500 Roman Qsthelica traval 50 miles an hour and publisher John E Knight, outgoing > TO W ELS the' AFL' Operating Engineer! tary of Defense Wilson, the Army Wicka yaaterday In Brooklyn after aaasrtsd. "has ladlcatsd It intsnto thrown la PsUsh eeneeetrnllen a toarlng capacity of 75 tons; and president of the Intor-AaMrtcan OCTOBER 8-9-10 tha governor apoka at a hospital Union, haa aerved 5'H years of a campe during two weeks following made no effort to display such EQUmr p itm HAYMBS to get . Its just dsmanda by othsr a new twin 40-mUlimeter gun Press Asan, criticised President New Terii, Oet, 8 leelMHy trlmraad with nylon aleneon lace. fund lunchaon. 7.*4-to-l5-year asatanea for extor arrest of Slefaa Cardinal itama aa tha new Nike antiaircraft mounted on the chaasU of tha tion and cowRltoey to exfort than canatttulonal mcana. Wysaynakl. - gultod misaile, the"'Qntaa’’ ca irto Elsenhower today for aending hU Aetor Dick A waadarful boy for gifts, two styles In Dewey was quoatloned about Tha Prime Minuter failed in an Walker Bulldog tank. brother Milton to call on Argentina E^ch Baautlful haavy quality Cannon Mth towels in tho Wicks’ •aânatlon that hla prlaon 8363,000 from oantractora tm the Secratary of Welfare Hobby for antiaircraft weapons or the Most of tho othar new weapons career tranhie' tedny. wfeM w fink. Maas I t te 40.'RacnIsr>7.96. . Thnrsday - Friday • Saturday. attempt to Introduce a motioa call- new T48 heavy Unk. Tha Wilson President Juan Peron V t July B qtoy - “ $4-95 extra large aise. Tha new Cannon eoloro. in partala and Visits to Fay, a powarful labor Delaware Aqueduct projocL, part •ays natiou has beea "penny wlM had bean displayed before Includ What a valua thara aro! Tha dnaat quality t^ a la , , daep tonao. of New York Ctt/s water supply taRTtor the withdrawal of the __ order p r o h ib it Yor reasons of during hU tour of South America. •••••••••••••••a*»faa«naa«aa*aaa* j Mader, In recant yenrs wera made faoMab" la dealing w tft ing the atomic cannon, which took Knight, publlabar o f tha Chicago that Cannon makaa at H pries; All tha*naw daap tooM to anllat his help In aaaitring oo«- aystem. u w m p a l ^ u o e they were likely W oatt^^tolty and aeonomy any "public ____ ef':___ Housewares Dqit— BaacauBt to "pneipftate toettoaU aad en handlcappod. . . Want part In Prasitont Eiaonhower’a In- DaUy News. Mlaaal Harakb Do- as trail as pastalA i Tho Imgularttlea a n hard to Had. Reg. 29c Matching Fact Cloths .. #•. 22e atrucUon project labor paaco la _ T h a - Damo^ratlo assault . on newspaper Der Tag aayn daiaqnatrations of important now aimral parada Hrtbple!!. H'"’ danger noace." toapono and aqulpmenL” troft Fraa Pnas and Akron Jour- Wicka* dlatolet around Wngaton. Wleka fpr hla xiaitq to Fay was augry erasrda ehuh with ClannHs* Tha show was put on for tho Aakad if ha was aatiaflad with Tha Speaker of the Houae. Sir hist patteo la at least two aal-Beacon. told tho nsaodatlod ho NOBBL nU SB (OANINMI ooMlBUciil las| night by Damb- FIras Atoode Shett American Ordnance Aaan. i— made himself had turaed down aa invita tho enpianntfcni, Daway aald "no." nwtaca Woolford, aaid he had re- Son# clUaa ou sUU holiday mark- This 8S0 mini mater bOMLBt iW T Green MaU ^âlraran Rkhart H. towed ne eificial lafonneUoa ‘of up M ■ civtUan manufacturara, aa- tion to visit Argentiaa aad caU on Oawajr was aakaq what ha tn«^ Baian in a •ro o m bofore a party lag fourth aaStreiaary o f E t o which Sred iU Brat ataonlc round giaaera and others who produco tandsd t » 49 about tha attuatlon. any aailltary or naval forces la Oarmaa RapubUc. Peron baenuao ba wouldn’t bo a HAUeo. Stasipe Given ratty la RUdra. ' the oohwy aad ba thought It would in Nevada last aprlair waa out In anna — and for top mllita^ hraas' party to such *Taca-aavtag gas- ihiJMtHAUee. buntoad aad taratoy troops Hla auw ar was . "no RnlA said: "It Is not anoirah to tho clear for public danMnatratlon. aad-nawsmaa. -W iCi Cash Sales ba tmpsoper'to hear a moUan for of llmral W sUi FUallisn Unva turaa" by tha Argantiaa landar. Tho Anqy, which hoa ompha- Tha tank rotrisver uavaUad for Knight waa rapaftlng to Uw \ 1 8 S. Jaanifca by plara fhr MRat-tran. aiaod tlu mobUity of tho huga I) 86-Cw — ------A (C •> ^ • 1 ...

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