Denounces Nikita Gelical Ltitheran Church Will Meet Paul Edwards
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER A, 1980 Averaffa Daily Nat Praaa non ThaWaathar rseesMt af C. A Weather Jtan p a g e s i x t e e n For tha Wash EtmML iSattrt;?0bt' lEbi^ttins ll^raUi Oct 1. 1900 Fair, waiMiqr OsBigM. Law 40s. Thursday mUd, slight Mum Four ManOhester airmen' have Starilw Circle, W8CS, of 8outh Poweirs to Speak a t l a n t i o 13,231 of a heM shewsr peclad lata completed basic training at Lack Methodist Church, will meet at the ' Member of tha Andlf AboutTown land Air ForcbJPase, San Antonio, churoh tonight at 8 o'clock for a Edwards-Weir FURNACE OIL day. High Yd to 1$. , Tex. They are Noel Fagan, son of sp^lal work night. f To Lincoln. PTA Aatomatio IMlvery/ Borean of Obonlatloa. M anchm ter^A City of Village Charm WUUam O.'Brown. 18, ion oil Mr. and Mix. Walter R. Fagan, Miss Nancy Jean Weir of JoMph B. Powers, X)*'-' L T. WOOD CO. Mr. and M n. Robert T. Brown, 38 Coventry 'S t; Bernard E. Pud- ^ Robert Chambers, son of Mr. Phone Ml 8-1129 (OtosaUtod AdVMitWag au Page M ) 280 Woodland 8 t, has enlisted In vah, son of Bernard J. Pudvah, 3x and Mrs. Harold Chambers. h*s Marblehead, Mass.; and formerly Vornon, a aervlco/reprertintaUve VOL LXXX No 4 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHEISTER, .CONN*, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1960 PRICE FIVE CENTS the U.S. Air Force for lour yean^ Lenox S t; Donald A. Gamache, son completed basic training at Lack- of Mtmcheiter, became the bride for Smith, Klin* aAd French Lab of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Gatna- He will receive eight weeks' basic land Air Force Baae. San Antonio, of Paul Edwards Jr. of Wenham, oratories, will be guoat speaker at training at Ijackland A F ' Base, che, 102 Eldrldge St.; and Wilfred Tex. » J. Lemire, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Wil Masa., Sunday afternoon at EJman- the first fall membership meeting San Antonio, Tex. He Is a grad of Lincoln PTA tomorrow at 8 uate o f Howell Cheney Technical fred J. Lemire, 137 Brookfield St. The Junior Daughters of Isa uel Lutheran Church. ARTHUR DRUG State News bella will meet tonight at 6 p.m. in the school auditorium. School. The bride is the daughter of Mr. ■‘Prescription for Tomorrow" The Alpina Society will meet to-\ o'clock, at the K of C Home. and Mrs. Thomaa Weir, 117 Sum wlU be the topic of a rcM rt on FREE DELIVERY Pirates in Lead morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Ital mer St., Manchester. The bride medical progress made In the past 8 A.M. to IS PJMl. koundup Ian American Club. The Ladles' Aid of Zion Evan groom Is the son of Mr. suid Mrs. few decades through cooperation Denounces Nikita gelical LTitheran Church will meet Paul Edwards. Wenham, Mass. of physicians, pharmacists and Wednesday Manchester Grange will meet tcmorrow at 7:30 p.m., at the The Rev. Henry Anderson of the. pharmaceutical industry. tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Orange church. Emanuel Lutheran Church per Powers will conduct a question 5-2 After Four At Pinehurst Hall. The third and fourth de** formed the double-ring ceremony. and answer period. Refreshments Special Service grees will be exemplified. The Willing Workers. WSCS, of The church was decorated with will be served. meeGng will be preceded, by a South Methodist Church, will meet white chrysanthemums and snap He attended Bain Michael’s Col PIRATES FIRST Slash Suggested GMUNDMEAT supper to be served by the home tomorrow at 11 a.m.. and will dragons. Mrs. Roy Johnson sang lege, Winooski Park, Vt., from Pittsburgh, Oct. 5 (ff>—Thet Dltmar's first pitch to Vlrdon share a potluck with Story Circle Pittsburgh Pirates a truck economics committee at 6:30. three solos, "I Lov,e Thee," "The which he received a BA., ‘degree was high and outside for a ball. Hartford, Ofct. 6 (/P)— A Those attending should bring a at noon. Guests at the luncheon Lord's Prayer" and "O Promise ■ swiftly for three nma In the in 1903; and Georgetown Untver- Vlrdon walked on five pitches. special st^te committee to SPECIAL dish. I will be the Rev. Earl Story, former Me," accompanied by Mrs. Arthur slty School of Foreign Service, first inning, got two, more on On Dltmar’s first pitch to Groat, pastor of South Church, and Mrs. Gaard, organist. day called for an end to “a lot from which he received a B.S. Bill Mazeroaki’s honier in the Vlrdon broke to second and when LEAN, CHUCK Story. There will be no morning The bride, escorted, by her fath degree in 1966. of special services financed The American Legion will start fourth, and led the New York nobody was there to handle Ber GROUND , a setback league Thursday attS meeting of Story Circle as pre er, wore a gown of Ivory peau de ra’s throw, Vlrdon continued to largdy by taxpayers,” for the viously reported. Yankees 5-2 after four in p.m. George Patten will direct the sole, fashioned with'scoop neckline third. It was ruled a stolen base henefit of staff personnel at league. There is still time to enter of imported Irish -Clooney lace, nings of the opening game of for Vlrdon and an error for Berra "Taking Inventory of Inventory state institutions. Warns New Nations a team. fitted bodice with V waistline, and the World Series. The suddenness of the move ^ Practices" will be the subject-of a"- PINB Chairman Robert T. Calms o f pointed sleeves. The dome skirt A capacity crowd of 38,000 parently caught the Ya'nkCeik'iJy .■t' Otic- discussion forum at a' meeting of with full panels at the back ter the ^tate Maintenance Study PHARMACT surprise as neither Kube* nor Committee, said his group also Hartford Chapter, National As minated In a chapel train. She In Forbes Field saw the Pi Richardson made a m ov^o cover sociation of Accoiintants, tomor wore a mantilla of matching M4 OENTBR ST.—BH 9-9814 rates knock Yank starter Art wants to see uniformity between Not to Heed Russian second base until the hall was half > 4 " d ’" row at 1:30 p.m. at Wampanoag Clooney lace which extended to pitmar out of the game in institutions as regards staff hous 6 9 . FREE DELIVERY S way to the bqg. G rp « lined Dlt- ing, meals and other sfrvicea Up- Country Club. « “ the waist. Her bouquet was of the first inning. mar'B next pitch to the r'itht field ivory roses, stephanotls and Ivy. plied at ciit rates to employes. comer for a iJOUble, scoring Vlr Specifically, the committee pro - United Nations, N, Y., Oct. 5 (/P)— Australian Prime Min 5 f b s . $ 3 . 3 5 LiDGEn DRUG S Robert E. McIntosh Jr., 28 Har Miss Melody Weir, Manchester, Jt/Sr AKK/KPi YANKS FIRST don with the^tylng run. Manager poses that: ister Robert G. Menzies today* denounced Soviet Premier UsuoHy 79c Lb. . vard Rd,^ earned high honors , at niece of the bride, was maid of Gov. David Lawrence threw out Stengel came out of the Yankee AtThaPARKADE • Worcester (Polytechnic Institute VINYL 1. All commissaries, where staff Khrushchev as a hypocrite, and charged hin\ with assuming honor. Brideamalds were Miss the first ball to officially open the dugouttb steady his players. Skin may make purchases at low rates, REGULAR HAMBURG last term. , , Norma Cooper and Miss Anita i960 World Series. ner bminced a single past Rich- a Caesar-like role in trying to create a “ disunited nations.” be eliminated. In a speech prepared for delivery to the U.N. General As Drake, both of Boston, Mass. All Law's first pitch to Kubek was ardtoh Into center field, Groat 2. State charges to staff per attendants wore, similar gowms of a fast called strike. Kubek ground Coring to put the Pirates In front sonnel for meals be set at "actual sembly, Menzies appealed to the newly admitted African nia-^ cardinal red velveteen and satin, ed a sharp single off ttae third b i ^ 2-1. Stuart lined to Marls In short tions not to heed Khrusiichev’s voice. designed with scoop necklines and cost figures." Some meals, he aaid, bag. Hoak fielded the ball buOiad right. Skinner stole second base as now cost employes around 25 bell-shaped sklrU of velveteen a FOR ORAgOUS UVIN6I ‘ i '3 - ■ ‘ u '■ The counterattack came in the Assembly’s policy debate not time to make a play. Mazero- Berra's throw, was high and wide. cents, while others are free. were accented with wide bands of Entertain withpride. . . re as the assembly pondered a neutralist drive pressing Presi • Tha popular aM tor skl fielded Loipez's grounder, Clemente singled to center, scor 3. Definite regrulations should.be satin at the hemline. They wore lax in luxury. Choose from ing Skinner with' Pittsburgh's dent Eisenhower and the Soviet leader to meet again face- radiicinc 91 colors, many styles. tagged Kubek and ,-threw to established, on a state-wide basis J... matching picture hats With velve third run and bringing Stengel out to-face. 5 5 ^ Stuart at first to/ complete a as to who is u entitled to live in teen crowns and satin brimi. They a Coiapara our prlca — eFORAaiVEUVINOI double play. Matto anlashed a one to the mound again. That was all state-owned housing quarters. Prime Minister Nehru of India is attempting to apply all carried arm bouquets of Ivory aava hara NOVVI Stands up for years... and one pitch Into the upper right for Ditmar. He was replaced by 5lbs.^2.4Sr roses with Ivory streamers. 4. No additional staff housing the persuasion of his powerful voice to rally Asian,- African For bMt nsulfi. UM at your even when busy young field deck fop/a home run putting Jim Coates, a right-hander. should be constructed "unless Burgess forced Clemente, Rich and other support behind the 2-man summit proposal, de Usually 59e Lb, Kenneth Cantley, Philadelphia, cempMo Sslly SM... conuint sters bear down. the Yankeed in front 1-0. The ball demonstrably to the benefit of the .(•vary vitamin and mlnarat 'A ardson to Kubek. Kubek tossed out spite the distaste for the ides, expressed by both the U.S. A New Dining Experience! Pa., served as best man. Ushers travele^^'about 360 feet. Mantle state.""Each such request should known to ba naeaitary to e FOR EASY 1IVIN6I filed to Vlrdon In shallow center. Hoak. President and the Soviet premier. SAVE 6c were Frank Weir, Manchester, Bradford Bachrach Photo human nutrilion. Sez. «an een> be passed on by the state finance on Swanson’s Gravy and Beef brother of the bride; Gordon T. MRS. PAUL EDWARDS JR. laini only 900 calorlat. Worry-free, work-free... Ofie run, two hits, no errors, commissioner, the budget director The neutralist campaign,, looking increasingly-hopeless, Slices, Swanson's Turkey Slices WEDNESDAYS ARE FAMILY WONTS Weir Jr., Annandale, Va., nephew it’s completely grease nbne left. (Oontinaed on Pago Ten) p r o o f . . . never meeds and the chairman of the State coincided with new speculation among delegates on the pos with brown gravy, Swanson’s of the bride; Paul English, Nahant, Building Progp'am Commission. ■ 4 ,-.v / Chicken Slices with gravy, 8:00 to 8:00 P.M. scrubbing! sibility of another summit conference, possibly in the spring, Mass., and Charles Johnson Jr., their home at 3 Circle St., Marble Bentley-Hjalmeer 5. Rates charged state employes Swanson’s raisin sauce and Swampiscott, Mass. head, afjer Oct. 10. Mrs. Lorraine HJalmeer, 123 after a new U.S. president takes over. sugar cured ham slices, Swan- for housing should be "compar Britala’s Prime Minister Mac-^- Mrs. Weir wore a dress with Mrs. Edwards is a graduate of Waddell Rd., and Kenneth M. Bent See the f^l page otdor ad able" to those made in the same a M ’s Gravy and Pork Loin dusty rose lace bodice and sheath Manchester High School and the ley. 144 Adams St, were united In millan, who had a 90-mlnute talk SttCea. Stock up your freezer ALL YOU SB vertisement of Kenttle Vinyl Nixon, Kennedy Talk community for comparable dwell wlth'Khrushchev yesterday, Is pic skirt of chiffon with matching hat Chamberlain School of Retailing in marriage yesterday by Justice of ings. Judge Orders now!—29c,. .50 of velvet and satin. The bride- the Peace James MacCorlson In tured as trying to prepare the Boston. She Is fsmployed as • per Floors In Saturday Evenjm^ Cairns, Madison Republican, Said way for a Big Four meeting In MEAT DEPA]ITME>rr HELP iToom's mother Wore a champagne sonnel training director at the North Berwick, Maine. that where the new policies would , PEB brocade dress and matching feath P ost / the spring, possibly in Geneva. W AN Te®.,^ Peabody, Mass., store of Jordan- Mr, Bentley Is the son of Mr. I On Pockethook Issues hurt some personnel financially, Mental Exam PEB80N er hat. Both wore clmbidium or and Mrs! Prank Bentley, North C Bag. *1.49 XitrLSO Khrushchev is said to want one In Experienced meat e n't-t^e r. CAN EAT Marsh. Mr. Edwards is a graduate -< X ' the state personnel board should 1 chids to match their outfits. of Beverly High School and Burdett Berwick, Maine. CkacoltM, Vaaini, or lattarKotcii Januaray or February, . after Choloe of 44 or 50-hour wASSOCIATED PRESS famples of moral courage m ^fest Eisenhower is out of office. with usual benefits. Expert on the new frontiers of human adjustments. F or Goldfine enced counterman wanted-^0 OLD FASHIONED CHICKEN SOCP held In the church parlors immedi employed by the Empire Carpet plo.ved by Pratt ahd Whitney Air OUR DRUGSTORE STYLES A«^D COlOltS... Issues affecting the voters' Menzies, whose delegation is hour week. ately after the ceremony. The Corp. of Boston. craft pocketbooks hold the limelight In rights." sponsoring an Australian amend bride's travel costume' was a red He also said that if elected he ment to the neutralist resolution, Bo.ston, Oct. 5 (IF—Bernard We alM need a young man for SOUTHERN niED CHICKEN TODAY AT the presidential campaign. Draining Quarry suit with deml-fit jacket and black will "explore thoroughly the possi seeking to change the 2-man sum Goldfine, 70-year-old industrialist our grocery department. Sen. John F. Kennedy, the Dem Portland, Oct. 5 (iP> — Water charged with federal tax evasion, —FRENCH FRIED POTATOES accessories. The couple will make bility of utilizing the services of mit to a 4-power affair without PINE •ERSONAUZED ocratic nominee, charged a mil the very beat of our trained and wa;s being pumped out of an aban today was ordered committed to a T08SE1 AD NEOPOLITAN lion workers have lost Uieir jobs doned quarry today in an attempt specifying any time,-delivered a mental Institution to be examined l^ause of policies backed by Vice qualified young people to give broadside against the Soviet Un BREAD and B FFEE OR TEA PHARMACY from three to five years of their to locate the bodies.of two miss as to his mental competence to FLOORS President Richard M. Nixon. He ing skindivers. ion in the general debate. face trial. 6M OEWTER ST.—MI S-MJA" termed It "republican unemploy 'lives to the cause of world peace He drew up this 4-polnt Indict FOR RENT DOUBLE 392 Main S t, Manchester by forming themselves Into a The draining operations got un Federal Judge George C. Swee ment." ment against Khrushchev and the CHILDREN UNDER 10 I'EARS OLD 75e 8 and 18 ram. Movie Projectors Phone M l 9-9258 youth peace corps, going to the der way yesterday after efforts-by ney indicated that he would speci Nixon, the Republican standard Soviet bloc at the current as WHEN ACCOMPANIED BT PARJENTS —sound or silent, also 86 mm. places that really need them and skindiver searchers to find a trace fy an institution and the name of slide projeetors. bearer, charged programs baclfed of -the two youths proved unsuc sembly session: a psychlotriat for the examination Read Heraldeech boost the price of milk six cents a water caves and tunnels. Secret Dociimenf Hunted Secretary-General . Dag Ham- State Police Cajit. Robert He also denM a request that ‘‘^HesTia.coKH. propared for delivery at Evans quart and eggs would go up 28 marskjold and ‘Svlthout a shred ville, "he (Nixon) sees no evil, cents a dozen. Rundle, In charge o f the depart of evidence,” called him the biased Goldflne’s personal physician have access to him. f r i e n d , , hears no avU. speaks no evil." Nixon called his New J e w y re ment's eastern division, said he representative of western capital Voied by Owners '' '\ ception tremendous. He told more hoped the two pumps could lower ism. Khrushchev's proposal to Kennedy told an enthusiastic (Continued en Page Eleven) erowd of about 10,600 last night than 13,000 cheering, enthusias the water level by about 30 feet by of 72 Aboard Die in Crash do away with Hamarskjold’s post Potatoes at the Indiana Fair Grounds that tic spectators at West Orange "I Saturday. 1 would lead to the collapse of U.N. The Most Trouble-Free Oar... *0 expect a W ^ ^t^^*--^®*rn ed tha Republican record "is a record say that in this state we are on Divers will be able to resume executive machinery. =e. Ka afe funeral of poor goveriiment Jby a party the march and on the march to their search with the water at this 3. Khrushchev has sought to U. S. No. 1 which does not believe in govern victory." lower level, Rundle said last night. convert the United Nations into ^ could not toler^r ing and has no talent for govern Jackie Robinson, Negro former Airliner in Boston Harbor "the disunited nations" by divid Bulletins best type of servlcr*®-*be m e n t " ^ ^ baseball star, appeared vdth Nix (Oontinued on,Page Ten) ing the world Into Communist, 10 L b s . the funeral d,-,. B^ven by In a statement issued today on before a housing development By T ^ ASSOCIATED PRESS < Investigation (OSI)<^many passengers neutral and so-called Capitalist from the AP Wires through b e m o ^ U c headquarters crowd in ,the heart .of Newark. An Eastern Airlines 4-engine told him it was aboard at takeoff strapped to«thelr seats and couldn’t world.. m r . In Wsshlngton, Hepnedy urged There were soipe boos for both Electra transport plunged into but later missing. Larsen said the get out. The seats were floating 4. Khrushchev has set out to Robinson and Nixon, but In gen FULLY COOKED, READY-TO-EAT young people who ha'i^.piroome of Boston harbor on takeoff yester FBI started a search. noticed that their weight was pull "exacerbate the Cold War by fo CRASH RLAMED ON BIRDS RAMBLER voting age to “ see to It that your eral the almost all-Negro crowd day, kUling 61 o f the 72 aboard. -The crash, one . of a series of Ing them over so that their heads menting tqnslon, by encouraging Boston, Oct. 6 (iPV-—Gen. El- decision Is made to count, j^ke estimated at about 3,000 persons News Tidbits All o f the 11 known survivors mishaps Involving the turbo-prop were In the water. bitterness, $nd by seeking to para wood Quesada, federal aviation was not unfriendly. your vote your Investment In yolm Called from AP Wires were injured seriously. Electra and the second crash of The were all a mess — blood lyze or conffuse the minds of free administrator, sold today starl future by registering now and vot \ N lx on said he talks about civil HAM SLICES ' " r ‘ r e (The Associated Press reports that type in less than three weeks, peoples.” . ings may have caused the crash ing on election day." r l ^ there were no. Connecticut resi brought urgent demands fdr In (Conttnued on Page Eight) Menzies accused Khrushchev of of a 4-englne Eastern Airlines « « f" e,„ip“ „; “‘•'7 Kennedy said in the same state the North. He charged that Ken attempting to inflame leaders of plane lost evening taking 61 Led by the Rev. Lucien Bouchard dents on the plane.) . vestigation. ment that recent peaceful sit-in n e d does not talk about civil A mysterious "secret docu As the CSvir A eronautics Board- emerging Independent African na jives. He saM l89-to 200 dead ia necessary. ®««anlra- demonstrations wero "moving ex- rights In the South. of South Attleboro, Mass., six Ro tions with worn-out slogans about starlings were found today on • STRONGEST GUARANTEE man Catholic miaslonariea arrive ment” figured In the crash. State ordered seven investigators to the ijate Ex-Resident Police Capt. Carl Larsen, in scene. Rep. Steven B. Derouniah, Imperialism and colonialism. the runway from which the big ^M pectfuliy./ in Vientishe after five harrowing . Menzies, who saw Eisenhower lone took off only to plunge op otch days-fleeing through monaoom charge o f rescue operationsi aaid R-N.T., called for a congressional On Crashed Plane T N over the weekend, pictured the Cito the sea off nearby Wln- a member of the Air Force Office Inquiry. Sen. Vance Hartke, D- rains over swampy jungle trails throp. 150 Top Catholic Laymen Back from pro-Communlat Pathet Lao Ind., calling for corrective action President aa intent upon balking by the Federal Aviation Agency, NaugstucR, Oct. 5 (IP) — A for any Oommunlst attempt to en rebels . i . Mayor Robert F. Wag SECRET PAPER LOCATED FOODS ner of New York says the reason said “structurar3defleiences found. mer Naugatuck resident la among velop the new African states in IN AUTO HISTORY Separation of Church and State Explosion Kills In this airplane have not been their own sphere of Influence. Washington, Oct. 5 (/P)—-A se Soviet premier Khrushchev wants the passengers reported missing In cret document aboard the airlin 974 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER U.N. headquarters moved out of corrected." "He (the President) aaid in -ef But Gen. Elwood Queaada, feder the crash of an Eastern Airlines feet, and I most respectfully er which crashed at Boston yes New York is that the city debunks plane In Boston harbor yesterday terday. has been recovered and , OPEN TILL 9 P.M. WED.-THURS. FRI. Washington, {JPl—Mor»9ernment Georgetown Communist doctrine on "decadence 11, Injures 60 al aviation administrator, said agree.” aaid Menzies, "that we are We reserve the right to limit quantities. thui 150 Roman Catholic laymen slty; Joseph O’Meara, dpan iff the sketchy Information available did He la Newman W. Hess, 37, not to look at our new colleagues turn^ over to a representative of democracy." of the Air F one, that service Joined today in a statement o f University of Notre Ekune’s School Joseph Curran, president o f Na not seem to show any relation be how of Framingham Centre, Mass as If they were voters to, be col LIFETIME GUARANTEE ON NEW GERAMiC-ARMORED their belief In the separation of of Law; Jerome G. Kerwin, profes In Tenn^essee tween yesterday’s crash and previ Mrs. Charles Andersen, Hess’ lected or as pawns in a vast Inter sold today. The papers, in ttielr tional Maritime Union (NMU), unopened envelope, were recov church and state. sor of political science at the Uni says Secretary of Labor James P. ous accidents involving Electiaa, mother-in-law, aaid Hess'was leav national game. buC as Independent; "Eifforts which ' tend to under- versity of Chicago; Francis G Mitchell is a “ phony, a crackpot, a Kingsport, Tenn., Oct. 6 (iP) — The plane took off from Lc^an In> Ing Boston on 'a business trip for co-equal and free.” ered and given to the Massachu-.. MUFFLER AND TAIL-PIPE STANQARD ON ALL'61 MODELS . mine the principle o f ' separation, Wilson, professor of political sci union buster” . . . Crown Prince A savage blast which claimed ternational Airport at 6:45 p.m. his firm at the time of the crash, The Soviet Union has appealed setts State Police who delivered whether they come ■ from Catho- ence at the University of Illinois; Akihito and Princess Mlchlko to 11 liVes'shd left at least 60 oth EDT bound for Philadelphia, (jhar- He" is ah employe of Stowe Wood to former- colonial areas with a them to a representative of the llca, Protestants or Jews, believers and George N. Shuster, former day embark on final day o f their ers Injured — ripped, through a lotte, N. C., Greenville, S, C., Snd ward Co., of Newton-Upper Falls proposal that the U.N. recommend Air Force’s Boston Office «ff Atlanta.' It 'came down about 200 or unbelievers, should be resisted president of Hunter College, New two-week American gobdwUl tour sprawling chemical plant' here Spelcal Investigation. The Air Born of spsce-sge dcvelopinenti, Rambler tnnouncei on all 1961 modela a yards offshore. • • MR. AUTO WASH no matter how well-intentioned York a ty . In Seattle, Wash. yesterday and rocked this upper (Oontinued on Phge Nine) (Oontinaed on Page Eleven) Force said It did Hot know tiio Seven political office holders Among the 67 passengers were new. Ceramic-Armored muffler and tail-pipe guaranteed against defects for such efforts might bCj" the state Buses operate in Miami and Mi east Tennessee City of 26,000 Identity of the person who found were among the signers. They are IS Marine corps recruits en route the papers. They will be turned' ment said. ami Beach, Fla. today with unpaid people. the lifetime of the car while in the baiida of the original owner. This covert Sponsors said the statement was Gov. Michael V. DiSalle, Ohio; to Parris Island,-S. C. Ten of them over to the company involved. drivers and free rides for passen ‘Today officials of the Tennesape were among the known dead. At total replacement cpit including parts and labor. Every '61 Rambleif muffler New England’s Most non partisan and was signed by a gers while efforts continue to bring Eastman Corp. began probing 68,000 Words a Minute representative sampling of Ca^o-^ (Continued ou Fags Sixteen) least three others were injured. G.AlTtiKEL REBUFFED management and union together smouldering rubble of the amsah- "The thing waa split wide open,” and tail-pipe is completely covered with a special ceramic coating— similar to 11c leaders from the fields of edu-' . . . Twelve persons indicated yes Scarborough, England, O ct 5 Modern Gutomatie ed section of the 400-acre plant In said Lt. Cmdr. Everett Cook, (X>) ^ The British Labor Party cation, business, science, politics, terday In Los Angeles are accused an effoH to determine the cause. that used in rockets and misailes—to give lasting protection against rust and Ikbor and the arts. USNR, who saw the plane after it conference over-rode pa.rty Oar Wash of stealing more than $8 million The explosion occurred In the poeed Into the water off the Wln- Chatterbox Satellite Aid corroaion caused by water, aalt and acids. Another Ram bler first I I t mafia no direct mention of the South Africans from a loan company's 4-,500 in Leader Hugh Qaltskell today and acid division of the plant In the thrm Yacht-Club. adopted two resolutions colling Roman Catholic religion of Sen. vestors. analine processing section where John F. Kennedy, the Democratic "When I got there p a r t'o f the for Britain's renunciation e f ^ Siaionizing and President Eisenhower attended plane was still afloat," aaid Cmdr. Vote Today on dyes are made. Officiala said the nuclear weapons. The decisloiie presidential nominee, but It re- church services today in lyuhhig- Donald Regan, USNR, one . Congolese po are Inside. 12-MONtH, 12,000-MILE WARRANTY the Catholic church and Gv presi Republic Issue lice clash with crowd of workers Cape Canaveral, Fla., Oct. 6< A tapec^eongratulatory message ty leader sold In a speech be- ' i Interior Shampm I !■ ■ ■! e Downtown Kingsport — a mile fore the balloting was token dency proves onCe again that large in an Oriental Province city and and one-half from the plant—^waa (iP)—America's newsst satellite — from ^cretary of the Army Wil ^ Johannasburg, South Africa, Oct. P olice Nab Man, 22, that he would not be levered out numbers of our fellow citizens seri unconfirmed reports said three of shaken and shattered glass from a veritable chatterbox in the sky— bur M. Brucker also was relayed • Foroigni Gars ously doubt the commitment of 5 VT)— Long lipeB at South A fri the workers were k illed .. of hlB Job by this conference. EXTENDED TO ALL NEW RAMBLER OWNERS store windows littered the streets. whipped around the world today, yiai the 51-Inch aphere. Brucker •Catholics to the principles of a cans voted today on the nationalist The United States and Russiai Carrying Moloto^ paving the way for a space-age said Courier IB "represents a phe- i, Washed ExfMrtly free society. government’s plan to make’ this only entries in the apace race so The blast waa heard 20 miles away HELD AFTER GUN SPREE In Johnson City. communications system for UfS. nopnenal advance in the field of "This fact creates problems member of the British Common far, have agreed on a aet of atan- communications." The Army Signal Amberg, Germany. Oct. 5 (P)' Now Rambler extends to all new Rambler owners ita comprehensive full-year • FREE COFFEE- Cocktail lor Nikita military forces. which extend far beyond this year's wealth a republic. ' .. dards for judging records of man- The Holston Valley . .Community and Research Laboratories has ■ '—A Oerman youth, convicted EVERY MORNING The 500-pound Courier IB shot or 12,000-mile warranty, whichever occurs first. In fact, this libera! warranty, elections and threaten to make The plan—opposed by British- In-space flights... Walker G. Doll- Hospital here, where most of the technical direction of the courier last spring of attempting to burn injured wSre taken, reported that New York, Oct.^. 5 (JF>—A man skyward yesterday atop a Thor- permanent, bitter divisions. In our descended white*—could result in iiieyer, former vice president and Able-Star rocket. It is circling the program. down a s>-nogogue, was held by announced to dealers more than a year ago, alsG covers total replaceinent cost hundreds of persons responded to carrying a homemade fire bomb — HOURS — national llfe!” - South Africa’s being turned out of director of Solar Aircraft Co. in earth every 115 minutes In an orbit police today ofte^ .wounding six appeals for blood and more would was seized b y police today as he The satellite carries 300 pounds including parts and jabor. It applies to all 1961 Rambler models and to 1960 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. DaUy To avert this, the • statement Britain's multi-racial family of na San Diego, Calif., today waa ranging from 575 to 750 miles of ' tt(e most complex electronic peoplq In a frenzied shooting tions. be needed today. tried to enter the United Nations 8 A.MJ-1 P.M. Sunday suggested that all A m ^ ca n s ex named to the newly created posi grotuids. He said he "wanted to above the surface. spree. 1 Roland Hoffman, 17, snr- Thb radio of the white-suprema "It happened Just like that, no gear ever sent into space by the Ramblers atiil within the warranty period. The normal' industry warranty amine the relationship between re tion of vice president of operations get” Soviet Premier Khrushchev, As dramatic evidence of ita suc United States. At the heart of the reodared In his attic a{iartmeat ligious conscience and civil so cist government proclaimed: "This .warning, didn’t know what waa covers only 90 days or 4,000 inilisa. . - ^ | for Lycoming division of AVCO He was nabbed about 1 a.m. out cess, the new space messenger system are five magnetic tape re In Amberg last night after hold ciety. In the present situation. It is ttae most crucial vote in the his Corp.'s Stratford, Conn.,' plant. happening," said Earl Whttsel, an ing off more than 100 poUoa WASH RATES tory of our country.” Eastman (klpefitter: "The blast, side a 6-foot-hlgh wire fence that was used within hours, after corders capable of simultaneously added, "Catholics especially are New York ' State Commission receiving and transmitting 68,000 ’ with h small-bore rifle for sev obliged to make their position Both sides agreed It probably sent glaai and stuff flying around. aklrta the U.N. grounds. launch to relayi'a teletype message $2.00 per wash. against Discrimination reports of peace and good will from Pres words a minute. eral .hours. Hoffman gave np $8.00 for 8 washes. (Save $2) clear." would be a record poll of 90 per Fire touched off by the explgi- ^...Police said he dropped a “Mplo- after deteottvjse opened Are wlth- , The> statement continued with a cent of the eligible voters. has fppnd evidence of bine against siop raged for about three houfs tbvrcbcktatl" fire bomb wRen chal- ident Elsenhower to the United Na Courier IB is designed prlmarly 8IA0O for 12 washes. (Sava f$ ) Romiiui OathoUc Teaebera at aubmachlno guns.. 8-potnt statement of the signers' The opposition worked herd to before it was brought undpr con lengeo. The bomb was-a 12-ounce tions. to receive and atore teletypswriter beliefs in the need for religious get out a big vote. Brime Minister Queens College',... EHve teenage trol It. waa virtually extinguished ooda bottle, containing gasoline and The' message was sent from messages from one> ground station gang membera who pleaded guilty Washington, to Ft. Monmouth, N: WORKERS UBrUKNXNO r a a n | ^ . a m h ic a n motoss freedom In predominantly Catbolle Hendrik F. Verwoerd's Dutch- an hour and a half later. a rag fuse. This type bogtb spreads and i^oad them on command to raping two pregnant women In J., where It was hemmed to Courier from anoUier. Bridgeport, Oct. 6 (P>—Xh* eotmtrles abroad aa.well as In the descended Nationallkta acknowl David McBride, a reporter for fire over a-w ide area when It is steady tacNaaa In tito vnalMr at Mori Evidence That United States; in the separation of edged a massive vote plight go Chicago park hava reoelvad prloon IB: The note then was transmitted The army plana to bombard the the' Kingsport Ttmes-News, whp Ignited and the bottle Is ahattered- Oeaeral Bleotote O*. church and state; and in what against a republic,, but they terms extending Into next oen- arrived on tha scene \^btle |he de The man was identiflad aa Rich to sAother ground station which ■ateUite with mlUlone of words In they .called the Catholic's obliga iVere favored (o vrin. The Dutch- tory . .. Tinker King o f Ireland, ard Hogan, 22, New York City, He delayed It by high-speed radio to the coming daye to completely euptoyaa retandng to ( bris was still falling, said people continued today with the 344 BROAD ST. tion "to promote the common good descended, Afrikaners, outnumber Lariy Ward, who reigns, by right waa described as an alcoholic who New York. The President's mes- prove out the system. Much of the BAMBLER iS THE NEW WORLD STANDARD M BASIC EXCELLENCE were standing about "in, shocked and to avoid any seeking of mere voters of British descent by a ratio of hla two f,earaoihe fists, rental ssgs welcorped 16 new nations to wordage will be supplied by news pnay jrapwrttag a total' at flflT Betwern West Middle Turnpike and Center St. dlsballef.*’ I hkd been treated oeveral times at ^ e U f t w a r f c e n an tha Jeh, an AMERICAN^ ^OTO MOTORS GOajpORA'nON, OBTROIT Jt,^ MICHIGAN ly sectarian advantage.’^ o f 65 to 45. oe mlcr of kettle meadm after "Thooa airawly in the area were BsUsvue Hospital. ths U.N. snd exprassed hc^^they atirea. o f the>asoclatad' Presa and I . Lifted -as prime movara In oto^ than l j 00,0«0 wkltea police intercede In tin-can corona ■tuanad. by w bone-shattering Hogan was unawart would continue to wjtnesa *auch United Prass IntemationaL . Inrwuii at 9* a(fs . iL lu iln g tha slgnaturaa were. 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BIANCHESTER BVteNINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONWw WEDNEiSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1960 1960 P A G « TWO man of the UB. I^atlonal Commit In 9aris from 1955 to 1956. Ho was Deaths Last Night tee, World Power Goflference. bom In S t Louis. < oKbsStra on tbs concert stags aM C o vetitry lasis Washington—Robett E. Noonan. Sepulveda, Calif.—C. B. Horrall, bsfors television cameras. o n By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 58. assistant to the president of 65, police chief of Loe Angclei Step'HBBit Oas STImas FBanr.,?.^’^' Worthy of Note ’^ M P A I O N MW Philadelphia—Kllshaw M. Irwin, the International Brotherhood of from 1941 to 1949, died Tueeday of e«tMNIilwitw,iiillSri»StU-AB|l*£ . As You Like It •nia Wesleyan Unlvsrety con 67, vice president In charge of en-. Electrical Workers, died Monday a heart attack. He retired during a Ids etkrslto S th w w aw* ilwaiOBSiWpst . Yoting Lists of a heart attack. Noonatf, a form grand jury investigation of po Is SM alRUts ■ aaiy Ittilai Oiullit M M a cert series of 1960-81 geU under Q u iz " H e a lt h Eincering for the Philadelphia fid ttU-SNS tsfiay fw Iks fadad loses By JUDITH AHEARN way Friday, OcL 14, with the 8o- ■VEN BXFUm < MoHh dashr Electric Co., died Monday. He was er collector of - customs In San lice links with Hollywood call house tdid. m al Sraatmt. SedawldUSIU. UsU dl Zagreb, a string orchestra. a vice presldenWof Atomic Develop -Diego, Calif., had served as a labor madam Brenda Allen. He was ac ASa OnMtrtiira S. V. iw Htard frit aaawla — ' j. Gain by 96 11^^00 BLUMiniBB Both'Alw quitted oPperjury charges. The concerts will be at 8 p.m. In «y Alfred Bjr CTE A880CXATE0 PRESS ment Associates, Sic., and chair adviser In the foreign aid program “Caerambard*' by Marcel Ayme, will bpen the Memorial Chapel. NAbody la safe when a horrible A A • $ " A look at medicine finds good tb# dramatic season the University of Mantovanl and his ’’music" will There were 96 votera made at muitalte is traveling around and VK76 health not so widespivad as it be at the Bushnell Memorial . In the Saturday Mseion of the Board 10 4 S 2^ m l|^t be . . . and ribs used to help Cotoecticut Friday, Oct 21, at 8 p.m. in- the looking for a chanca to 9 6 S ' r e ^ r deformed faces: — ’------^dy 18 sched- Hartford Saturday at 8:80 p.m. for Admission of Electors held at Evan an oxport may gst/™ Studio Theater. The French comedy The next Great Debate between YVESr EAR u M fof' *n 11-day run. The plot^ South Coventry flreHouse. way of the nrietake and bring it : Sicker Than We Think ED TILL, BUYER, Vice President Richard Nixon into the arorUL _ A A « ^ ^ 2 revotvM around the behavior of a dts^UM Shakespeare’S "As You and Sen. John Rennedy ^11 be Of this number, 92 reside tn the 10 9 5 V « 4 S Americans apparently are not man who thlW« he haa experienced Uke'-^t.” „ ■ If you don’t Uko the bidding, 1 R7 ♦ At ^ so healthy as generally thought. RECOMMENDS... televised Thursday, Oct. ia, at flret district and 4 In the Boeond. that is jrour privilege. South could •There are more> minor Illnesses a miracle, pWy^ by Orandln R. Glgstonbnry najrars 9:30 p.m. over ABC, CBS, Mutual Conover. \ „ . * i .. "ChampSgne Complex” is the Republicans gained 31 enrollees; havo mado four spadee but ehould toyiH and days of being below par, than Hie play le being directed by fall producUolK for the Glaston and NBC Democrats, 86; and 29 did not reg havo doubled five clubo Instead of A 0 I 10 0 7 4 baa been suspected. Walter Adeleperger. bury Players Oirkfll “ <1 22 In Escudero and his company of ister with a party. the push to five spadee. He 9 A 2 •mis Is Indicated, at least, by 10 Spanish dancers will perform at hated to BotUo for a email profit An experiment In will the Button ball Lane'Sphool at 8:15 The next voter-making eesalon sclehtlsts who kept careful records be the uae of llghU p r o j e ^ on a the Bushnell Memorial Monday, : uat like many non-hrldge-playera A Nona upon themselves for nine months, THESE EXCEPTlONflL BUYS will be held Oct. 15 at North Cov translucent screen coverihg the ^ Directing Is Val Yavoniky, Joan Oct. 10, at 8:30 p.m. 0 —What famoui cartoon- entry firehouse frpmi 9 a.m. to 8 West opened the queen of hearts, Netih East BMtk Waal beginning In the fall; entire rear of the stage. Dufford, Walter Wilcox and Frank 'The same day. Dr. Moshe Para- lit created the elephant and p.m. ’Those who become 21 years and South won with the ace. De Ktt lA lA 2V On average, they were free of In leading female roles are nov and Irene Kahn will give a clarer led a low trump, and West 2 A SA 4A S A some symptoma of minor ilia only Hlnchey and a long haired dog are the donkey, sympoli df to of age on Oct 16, the registrars Fan Pass 5 poubis san Dorlen, who played Sabrlni the cast. Tickets will be sold at duo-piano performance at 8:30 advin, and who wish to be made put up the aea. A 45 per cent of all that time. Hie and Ol^ In' tJConn productions, p.m. In the Hartt College audl day’s major political parties? West felt sure that South was AUFass 10 Buffered 45 bouts of uppeif DURING e door. A—Thomas Nut. voters for the November election, Openliig lead — V Q . and Clara Austin and Manr Lee Oirasted Painting torlum In Hartford lij the first of • • • take the oath on Oct 15. void 6f cluba Ho was also sure respiratory ailments. Santanlello. John Hlnterberger the Ten-forrTen seriei. that East had the ace of diamonds But they averaged only IH days plays the other major-male role. Rofe^t O. Olmsted, a sophomore Q—Who was the first vice OOP Dinner Dance Set round of diamonds and drew absence from their jobs. ’This sug •The Royal Danish Ballet will •The Republican Town Commit for hit opening bid. Surely, West The play had a successful off- at Lehl^Unlverslty In Bethlehem, give two performances at the president to' become presi thought, the best defense was to trumpa ’Then he claimed the rest gests absenteeism records don't Broadway run three years ago. Pa.. ha.s38 Comstock College at 8 o’clock on his impres (Tn*: h DtWin ceOKtlw, "Amw- So West brilliantly Ted the king think a b ^ t the additional penalty Rd. lit o«M H hm p«ib,"...... Ki, .C«M.) ber of the Young Republican club. Wine ae Medleliie represent my best choice for val band of men who rob a gambling sions of E u n ^ and the Middle Town Clerk and Town Treasurer of diamonda This gave East a tricks later. •H al B oyle Art Group Sets ues in these departments In our casino and don’t get caught. In selecting the painting. Prof. East. Elmore A. Turklngton and Mrs. chance to be brilliant Dally Qpestton Diinklng a dry, white wine help Francis J. Quirk, head o f ^ e de As dealer, you hold: Spades—Q ed patienta overcome one after giant Anniversary Sale.” The art show at Burton’s Store partment, said, "Olmsted does not The symphony season for the READ & VOTE •Turklngton will serve with First East assumed that his partner effect of aurgery in which part of ‘Bam’ Exhibition ►ration U scheduled for Oct. 14 through Hartford Symphony opens Selectman Richard M.. Oalinat «md had three or more diamonds head J io 8 7 4; Hearts-^A 2; Dia seek an Instantaneous impact wjth monds—Q J 9 6 5; C3ulM|.*.^None. the stomach is removed because of You Leam More> 27. Entries In oil painting, water Wednesday, Oct. 12, at 8:15 p.m Mrs. Galinkt on the reception com ed by the king-queen. He didn’t ulcers or cancer; These pereons no The Tolland County Art Assn, color, ceramic and Sculpture cate his complex pattern. His endles? In the Bushnell Memorial. With mlttee. ^ rs . A. Harry Olsen and stop to think Uiat South had no What do you say? variation of branches against the' Answer: Bid one spade. This is longer could absorb fats fimn advises all whose bams may have gories will be accepted between Frits Mahler directing, the pro- Mrs. Ruth Beebe are on the dec way" to get rid of his diamond their food normally, and this now and Oct. 11. light'background creates a cumu gi^m will Include "Till Eulensple- QualificatioilS orating committee. The dance losers. Instead, East hastily over not a textbook opening bid, but been put on canvas recently by lating effect.” geft Merry Pranks” -by Strauss committee la headed by Mrs. Fred- any practical player would bid with caused pain, indigestion, and B y N o t The Weavers. naUonally known Olmsted won the treasure of the Pipits' took the king of diamonds with sometimes far more serious eom- its many airld painters, that they folk singers, •will perform at Man and the New World Symphony by Major Issue, artek O. Rose and Donald Davis. the ace and returned the suit i t You will probably make a game pUcatipiu. The wine boosted abll 5’’^ EARLY AMERICAN Maple Group week award several times as a may see the finished produet at chester High School Saturday, Dvorak.'- Bfakes Dean’s lis t trljimphsntly. He wanted to ruff If partner has a couple of kings, Ity to utilize essential food fats, Spend half hla time earning hla freshman. the third round of diamonds. but you're not likely t»,nach the a special bam exhibition Satur Nov. 8, at 8:16 p.m. Some mem Design Oonsnltaat Lodge Asserts Stephen W. Nagy, son of Mr, tm rT JffU reports Dr. Theodore L. Althau- i,ew York (fl’)—snould i,. rSoy bread and butter. day. berships In the sponsoring Commu British Load Heavy and Mrs. Stephen S. Nag^r of Tal- It was a case of great minds game If you begin by piissing. • sen. University of California medi Certainly he can leam discipline, Nathan Knobler, 24 Eldrldge running In the same channel. (Copyright 1960, General Fea work hla way through college? pride and self-reliance by firing a The exhibition, free to the pub WITH YOUR CHOICE OF SETTEE OR SOFA-BED! nity Concerts are still available. San Diego, Calif., Oct 5 W*) — cott HUI Rd., ia on the Dean’s List cal school. Many people stUl cling to the lic, will be held at Bruee Ronaon's "I>on Giovanni” la the second St., has been named a consultant London—An ^Englishman earn at Worcester Polytechnic Institute South gratefully won the second tures Corp.) furnace or pressing pants to pay In design to the Hartford Sym Qualifications to direct U.S. for for high grades received In the last Idea that thla la a fine way for a fdr hla tuition. But he can.leam barn, Carpenter Rd. (off Bolton opera la the SUte 'Theater series. phony Orchestra. He 1s an assis ing the equivalent of 17,000 a year G range N otes Ribs for RefMdrj young man' to build, character, Center Rd. In Bolton from 10 a.m. It will be shown at 8:16 p.m. and having a wife apd two chil eign' relations Is the major Issue term of his freshman year. Stephen your application for your Granges’ The 4-year-old boy . was those same qualities just as .well Tuesday, with Cesare Slepl, Lisa tant professor of art at tte Uni has Just begun hie sophomore year which It ijiay be. But It la hardly by concentrating the same time on to 4 p.m. versity of Connecticut. dren pays more than 31,400 a year of the campaign, Henry Cabot 1961 Community Service Contest Museum Offers ashamed of his deformed face that the best way for hlni to get the 1 Members of the association will {Della Casa and Ema Berger ac In direct taxes. With the same Lodge aaid last night at the Massachusetts school. Award winners In the state ellm. to me now. It would be a great he hld.,ln a closet rather than race learning more about the career he companied by the Vienna Thllhar- He will be responsible Yor the beat possible education. Intends to follow. bring In pictures they wish to design of all visual aspects of the family and earnings of $14,000 He said that Richard M. Nixon On NA’IO Cmlso ination of the 650,600 National feeling to have 100 per cent tn by Classes iu ’-4rt, other '^youngsters in a hospital It would be better If he formed hang between 9 and 10 a.m. that XDonlc. year he would pay 64,872 In direct Pete B. Binge, electridan’s mate Grange Baking Contest are: Bread, the National Grange Session Nov. ward. Another advantage of not work The Great Books Club naeeU to orchestra, including advertising and he, the Republican president hla character earlier—perhaps by day. Entries are limited to paint layouts and the appearance of the taxes. • - fireman, USN, eon of Mr, and Mrs, first prize, Mrs. Lillian Farr of 17.’’ Natural History He’s one of a number of chil working his way through kinder ing your way through college Is ings of barns. Other buildings or night at the Whlton Library to ial and vica presidential nominees, Walter Blnjge of Brewster St., Is Woodm'ont; second, Doris -Mount, Washington News dren whose faces since have been garten, where the strains of learn you have more leisure to brood up serving aboard the heavy cruiser on the great mysteries of life. . . objects may be featured, but a have the qualifi'cations. West Hartford and third, RoberU Mrs. Alta Peck, chairman of the Registrations for aft and nat rebuilt by using ribs taken from ing do not yet put so much wear bam must appear In the picture. USS Macon operating with the L. Anderson of Warren. First place national home economics com the youngsters’ own chest cages. And ■ to enjoy small pleasures. , . ' Nixon haa gained the experience ural history classes at Laitz Jun and tear upohj^ mental appara- and these things are part of col ae vice preeldent Lodge eald, and Second Fleet In the North Atlantic, for cookies went to Mrs. Marion mittee, haa recently undergone If care Is taken not to damage-the tus. he g ^ ed it In eight years as U.S. •The Macon Is participating In a Dufoumy of North Branford. major surgery and Is In New Eng ior Museum may be nmde at the membrane surrounding the rib, Recently In an article on the lege, too. Bulbs* Base Aluminum ambassador to the United Nations. 7-week NA’TO cruise and Is sched Julius Krelg of SOuthbury was sec land Baptist Hospital, 91 Park museum, 126 Cedar St., Saturday, the rib grows back again, auid cart opening of the school year I sug I had to work most of my own uled to return to Boston, Mass., ond and Esther Carlson of New HIU Ave., Boston SO, Maas. Mrs. even be used repeatedly In step- gested it Is far preferable for a way through college, and feel the Cleveland—An aluminum base haOgt said Nixon’s plan to Oct. 21. Milford was third, n the cakes, Oct. 8 through Thursday? Oct. 13. resulting benefits are greatly over for household light bulbs haa been place all non-military phases of Peekk is the wife of Donald K. Classes are open to children by-step plastic surgery to repair parent to Uke out a mortgage on Co-op Vaosaeles Mrs. Ina Hauptmann of North defects, Drs. J. J. Longacre. O. A. the family home.to finance a sons rated. Now and then I still wish I developed by a company here. Its foreign relations under the Vice Peck of Utchfleld, a member of from ages 8 to 10, who have not construction Is said to minimize President would strenghten the niers are eeveral vacancies In Stonlngton won first place; Mrs. the State Grange executive com- Destefano and Kaj Holmstrand of education, rather than let him try had spent less time as a sophomore the ’Tuesday and Thursday com Robert Taylor of Trumbull wja previously attended, and will be Cincinnati report. to work his own way unaided building up my character—and In the likelihood of expended bulbs' State Department niittee and a past master of the gin on Saturday,' Oct. 15, at 10 breaking during removal and to The vice presidential caiuUdata blned class of nursery and kinder second and Edith Page of New State Grange. v through college. stead had learned to play the garten of the South Coventry Co Milford was third. a.m. for' a six-week period. Skin Spoiler This view presupposed, of ukulele. reduce the possibility of damage FREE gave hla views In a television ap State, winners in the National Activities Art classes will be Instructed by Look what It did for Arthur during handling, storage, or over- operative Nursery and Kinder Carbon paper Is not uncommon course, that the son had some real pearance, broadcast locally, after Grange' Needlecraft Contest are Oct. 6, Manchester Orange, Mrs. William E. Moore. Instructor Godfrey. vigorous installation. a day of campaigning lh\thla areA garten. Anyone interested in en' Orange Hall at 8 p.m., third and as a cause of allergic skin rashes, and honest Interest In getting a rolling children may contact Mrs. for table and luncheon cloths, Mrs. for the natural history classes has particularly among secretaries and higher education. No one would His opinions were expressed In fourth degrees, harvest supper not been announced. John Maxwell, membership chair J„ C. Olson of Coventry; bed potluck at 6:30; Columbia Orange, stenographers, a medical journal advocate putting the family home- answers to questions submitted by spreads. Esther Boyce of Meriden says. Patch-testa easily can show atead In hock merely to keep aome WALLPAPER television viewers. Others Includ man. dollies and centerpieces, Dorothy Yeomans Hall at 8 p.m. UNION’S FEE 61,000 BnUetln Board OcL 6, Coventry Orange at If oarbon paper Is causing the worthless young bum aolvent with ed: Stemmier of Portland; chair, vanl San Francisco, Oct. 5 (.ff)—Initi hla social fraternity and the col "Present pockets of unemploy-, Fourth Degree Assembly, K of ty and buffet sots, Gladys Wlegold Grange Hall, 8 p.m., installation of ation fees of the AFL-(7tO Marina trouble. C, will meet at 8 p.m. at officers by Frank W. Ruff and his lege library. BUY 1 ROLL AND RECEIVE 1 ROLL FREE ment In the .country should be of Wlnated; edgings, Anna Ander Elngineers Union have been raised But a number of readers wrote eliminated' by Joint federal-state Mary’s Church hall. son of Torrln'gtoh:'.-afghans, Mrs. installing team; Marlborough to 61.000. , Children and Food Orange. Richmond Memorial Li in to. express the firm belief that There's nothing to friendly and "homey" at effort. •Hie Rotary CHub will hold Edna Comstock also of Winsted "This probably makes us one of Allowing a child to miss an oc I was speaking with a size 7 1/2 CEIUNO WHITE "The sooner we get the civil dtnner^meetlng at 6:45 pjn. today for sweaters. May C. Downs of brary Hall at 8 p.m. tha most exclusive clubs in the casional meal is better than forc Early American. And it’s the decorator’s VOW ONOKf OS u n x Oct. 8, Glastonbury Grange an voice through a size 6 1/4 hat, the DUTCH BOY rights problem straightened out at the vestry of First Congrega Brookfield Center; stoles, scarves, country,” a union spokesman said ing food upon him, advise dieti Implication being I didn't know choice for the year. Here is a BIO out6t, the better It will be for our for tional Church. shawls, Mrs. Elizabeth Williama nual fair at Masonic Hall grounds. yesterday. tians at the University of Michigan authentically styled with Salem Maple &n“ INTERIOR GALSEY-OOTE WALL PAIHTS William A. Miller, ehairmdn of South Glastonbury; parade at 10 what I was talking about, GLOSS COLORS eign policy.” of Glastonbury. Award for 3-plece Convention delegates voted yes Medical Center, than last year at this time.Ml mx I ish—at a price that ia unmatched for thia (Colors) the Board of Welfare, will give, baby sets went to Mrs. John a.m., exhibits, horse show, pony terday to boost the 6250 Initiation The youngster may be too tired One Coat Covers Lodge said he believed the rides. Auction of fruits and vege The tenor of most of these-let quality. Deep, comfortable aaatlng. Cow SAVINGS UnlUd States could win the talk on the locaL^progi^am. through Skalnik of Stafford and for socks, fee to 61,000, giving new members. te eat, apd need a rest before the ters was largely aelf-congratula- arrangements n ^ e by ‘Walter E. gloves and mittens, Mrs. Frank L. tables at 7:45 p.m. a year to raise it meal. He may refuse to eat as a ered with your choico of Coleniil ^ n ta or 2 5 % (^Id War.— ehort of actual war Oct. 8, East Ceaitral Pomona, tory, such as: nAiroBM BOCKn Gal. »3.95 — .by succesaful diplomacy and by Tedford who Is Irt charge of the Atwood of Thomaston. . Marine engineers average 69,000 way of getting attention. Forcing "I look back with pride upon the homespun tweeds. Ob Oalhms GaL »2.95 prog^ram. Judges for both these contests Yeomans Hall, Columbia aM p.m.i for 10 months work. him to eat can create prejudices 659*» making democracy work at home. fifth degree. fact I worked my own way through "The menace of communism The choir of the Second Coiongr were: Mrs. Barbara L. Tracy, Dl...... 1------11 . against certain food.a. The experts college.lt did me a world of good^” would wither away,” he said. gational Church will meet att 7:1 rector of home service of the Hart' advise serving aultable foods In a Undoubtedly (If that’s the way CLEAR GLOSS 9x12 p.m. today at the sanctuary. ford Gas Co. and Mrs. Lillian C. E lks Setba<;ik friendly atmosphere without undue HOUSE PAINT Lodge flies to Sacramento to Henaler, home service representa they still feel about It), the ex day to resume his campalgm*. The First Congregational Tt] worry about how much the child perience did do them a world of MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE EVERYTHING MATCHES in this White and Colors Church board of finance will meet tive of the Connecticut Light and ' Commissioners, 844; North eats at any aingle meal. good. It taught them discipline, VARNISH DROP COVERS at 8 p.m. today at KlngsbUry Power Co. Over 150 were present Ends,. 827; Petersen’s Milk, 789; pride and self-reliance — and prob Advertlsement- House. for the judging and for the 2-hour Leone’s, 788; .^Colla’s, 785; Bart LoacMter - Joaa Bimmoai Tooth Orindera ably kept them out of pool parlors The junior choir of the First variety show which followed In the Woody’s, 785; Herddi 783; Brass Is bruxlam one of your bad "I am , what most automobile Meriden Grange Hall. "ELMER GANTRY" as well. Ga, M 95 65c Gal. *4,9 5 Congregational Church will resume Key, 777; Patten’s, 776; 4XXXX, * la Color - habits? That means habitual But that experience was not an Each dealers call a dead beat. I have had rehearsals at 6 p.m. Friday The State Masters Desk 763; Sharpies, 761; 4C’s, 743; Wal grinding, clenching or clicking of trouble with credit through no State Master Robert K. Mitchell unalloyed joy, and If they will Kingsbury House under the direC' nut Clipper*, 737; Hartford Rd. the teeth, even when you’re hot look back on those years with the fault of my own and, as a result, tlon of Mrs. Joseph P. Elaton. ’The and National Flora May P. Mitchell 4T1h«* Cwm Ta Kill" aware of It, or during sleep. Most LIMITED HME ONLY ON ABOVE SPECIALS had difficulty buying a car from presented Mrs. Esther Tanner of Grill, 689; State Shoe Repair, 676; Caineroa .MItehell - Joha Laptoa eyes of truth they will remember 42 K. DINE1TE OUTflT adult choir of the church will meet Egg and You, 669. 4:ia«:4a-U:M people do this to some extent, and any dealer until I ran across Hon' at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow at the sanc Ekonk Grange, Sterling, with the hitter moments, too. They will High score, Patten’s, 185; sec SUN.: “TIMB MAOmNE" it’a^cause of abnormal wear and realize college life had a lot of PAINT est Douglas. I can truthfully say tuary. 60-year'membership certificate at ond, Commissioners, 118. erosloifottoeth, and recessing and that he has pu^ me in a car at rea' 4-H Electa the recent Grange Sunday service. pos.<)ibilltles they missed at the Bonable payments with very little Mrs. Tanner was a member of the bleeding oMh^mpifttion of ^m s, time — and perhaps still ml.ss. 60" TABLE, 6 CHAIRS and 35-PC. UNBREAKABLE STORE •The Coventry 4-H Craftera has saya Dr. Samufel-fe^^Jradler, Forest They gained much, but they lost a cash down. I \^as not overcharged elected Linda Brown, president; State and Pomon^ home economics C.J. MORRISON in any respect and am happy to committee and her son Is a past Hlils, N. Y„ dentlat'W^hf Journal lot also. MELMAC® DINNERWARE SET in ONE AAATCHED DESIGN! Joan Bouchart, vice presldeni) 3 « CENTER STREET.-‘---M I 9-9713 say that I have been well satisfied master of Qulnebaug Pomona AT t h e C T D A k i n t h e a t r e of the American DentaT-ASsn.He The advatnage of hot having to Kathy Oieaecke, secretary; Robin NOW COOL i9IIV#%rNI/ HARTFORD urgea dentists to help patlertta^e.^, all the way." Name and address of Potter, treasurer and Charleen ,Grange.,, .^imrk your way through college is writer on request. The State Master and the execu 4ect and overcome bruxlsm. M^ply this: You are able to take Gill, reporter. The group will work tive committee, of the State b ^ e ^ d 'iM ta g e of what a college on weaving baskets and painting Orange met recently with the --...AriJuitIa Search has to^offer''- .^learning. 1 You can pictures during' the year. Camp Berger operating committee Clues to^-'c^ses of reheumntlc prepareare youcseTfybucs____ he.tter______for_____ what On Sub List diseases, inclitdlng' '^rheumatoid Edwin M. ComelluBon, engine- to plea the location, and view you want to De>^ ' . apeclficationa, for the IFW Iiiflr-, arthritis, are being sOugM through No one, no mattSKhow'mentally man third class, USN, son of Mr. growing connective tlssuA'cells un 8tnd Mrs. Edwin A. Com’eliuson of mary Building which will be givep exceptional, can woric\hls Cedar Swamp Rd., Is serving to the Grange Camp In Winches der glass, In teat-tubes. l^cUtl^ through college and learn aboard the Fleet BallisUo Missile ter by, the IFW Club, a group of fluid nutrients keep the cells grow ^ - h e could If he had that WOOLWORTH’S ing, and their chemistry of life can time free to devote to-his studies. submarine USS Patrick Henry op former deputies who served imder I Oood Boats Dp To Show Timo be studied. The project at the Uni At Its hest..college Is a fulltime erating out of New London. pagt master Ira F. Wilcox. H a tim Wed. - Bat,, Baa. t p.m . Evealass At T:4S TOP QUAl. ITY AND VALUE SINCE 1879 •The submarine combines nUclear . About 50 attended the Matrons Mi^-FhoBa Oraers Filled versity of Michigan is supported by job In Itself, ana'it.^get8 to be more propulsion and the Polaris missile and Patrons..Recognition Dinner Friday A Botarday At A the Arthritis and \RheutpaUsm of a. fulltime job every .year as the 814 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER weapon system, capable of being given by the Big. Y. Grain and PhoBo d ^ a n J ^ A ^4St4- Foundation. standards rise. submerged months at a time and Produce Co. at Beacon 'Valley Man’s knowledge is widenlng and remaining completely self-suffi Grange In Naugatuck recently, Scrap Tops Billion deepening at a frightening rateT cient and Independent ' of the diosen as Juvenile Matron and The college ■ yearq are the best earth’s surface environment. Patron of the Year were: Mrs. Washington— The scrap Indus years for, absorbing as much of The Patrick Henry operates Victoria Campbell of Cheshire try processes, ships, acts as broker that knowledge as possible—as OCTOBER YELLOW TAG VALUES with two complete cr^ws of per Grange and WAlter Hewitt of for, or otherwise handles up to much of mankind’s Vast storehouse sonnel In order to keep her under Stafford. Gurdon Slosberg, vice 35.000, (hX) tons of scrap Iron' andof culture as the mind can gulp. way a maximum amount of time. president of the company pre STATEB steel a year.- Sales volume The student, needs to keep his 51 GAUGE, 15 DENIER FULL FASHIONED Court Oases' sented each of these with, a U.S. SffiO P.M. CONT.—EARLY BIRD SHOW 60c 4)45 to 6 FJ». ranges from 61.500,000,000 to 62,- mind and attention-free for this LADIES'SKIRTS Adelbert Young, 21, of WlUl- savings bond in recognition of 500.000. 000 a year. great goal, He should not have to RER, 69e< mantic. was fined {21 for speed their outstanding work with chil- REG. $3.98 VALUE ing, at Justice Court Friday night jdren In the Grange. ■ Other cases were: Mrs. Flor-' A reminder from the State. VALUES NYLONS ence G. Gray, 2p, of Mink Trail, Master, ’’State- Grange Sessions S im ID-18—Sov* 21 e c))a^ed with Intoxication, .fined, will soon be here, Oct.,20^22. Get %io, suspended, given 6-months your resolutions ready and ask WAIT! probation; Mrs. Marle-Ann Leigh- the State secretary or ahy of the er, 54, of Lewis Hill Rd., Intoxica deputies for applications for the :::::: 6 Pair SAVE tion, {20! Raymond J. Lemieiix, sixth degree." He also adds, ’’sub :::::: 41, of Manchester, failure to drive ordinate Grange masters, send 1 ^ 2 .1 7 1 ^ 1 .9 7 ih the rlghthand lane, '{9; William C. Duff, 44, East Hartford, pass ing in a no passing zone, 69 and EAST passing at an intersection; 69; Charles G. Aftosnris, 21, of Wood ^Winds EVERYTHING MATCHES! land 'Rd., defective muffler# 66.' , wow SOFT pusne SALE URGE FLAST1C ^ Also, Kenneth P. Malboeuf, 25, ALAN LADD la CHOICE o r Manchester, defective muffler, 66; “ALL im S TOCNO MEN" CLOTHES BASKET Norman R. Therrlen, 25, Welles Alo» Rd., operating overwidth motor “ OPEBATION JCAD BAU.>* Entire $ j D1SHPAN-R0UN0 PAILS vehicle, 69, and James P. Cole, 17, Show Starlo at 7:M . scotchkin sweaters $ 1 .29 Swamp Rd., failure to carry reg 4 2 - p i e c e $5.00 KEG. SAVE VALUE istration, 63 and defective equip 81.29 ment, 69. DOWN VALUE 41c Choloe of Ten Kettles, (Covered Hauee pullover $5,98 outfit Pans, Covered Pote. Values up to fl.89. Coloret Red, yellow^ turquotee. Manchester Evening Herald WALNUT •* ■ * ' , _ * Colors: Red, yellonr, turquoise. Oolore: Beige and Black. SAVE 3 2 c Coventty oorresppndent, F. Paa- Looks M though it wore custwn-made for you! Une Uttle. tetophiMe PI X-4XX1. RESTAURANT IW liE MUDMII NAM M IHm cardigan $7.98 Yet you pay no more than yhu’d estpect for the 3|c THU NEW CIEVHIET dinette alone! Table top, chair npholstery^ Md FRESH CHOCOUTE 7 WALNUT ST. •MHIV NM I|B.Pnn UVIM H MATCHIN6 LUGGAGE GREAT Uc A IMfiEI FA»IT IF • ii.i dishes-in exactly matching color and design. 36''x48’'x60"tefcle fen ces NEWCREVYeORVAIIS Choice virgin wool shag-spun into Shetland’s COVERED ALMONDS I D d •M l t- 8 0 7 0 closest kin! Designed to wear singly or to III on marproof plastic top. Bronzetone finish legs. Also available m chrome with |M ice ChooM From: > 11 If i) HEMCMKESIH Uc’ilCIEVIOlETTMUfv toa aaseldatean ltacM«. gether most any place you go. Choice of ili'i: of red or charcoal inlay plastic top. . i 26" PuDinaa Cue StartM Tonight! luscious mouthwatering colors ini sizes 34 Open iienttm' to 40. UBSRAt TERMS 21" Wudiood CtM ilC T.7 OPEN 6 DAYS t t i c L b . Lb. 18” Ortmicht O m timtR Sunday MONDAY Thru SATUROAY o 0 m ? T ■ ', . 9 O K N w ro,a mURSn m . TILL t P.M. SAVE lOe 16" Traia CaM 12N09NloSrJ4 f A.M. to 8:30 P.M. M ieiih OARTER QHEVRQLET OQMFANY,, INC. M Ofi, tU iS.i SAr„ 10 AM, t o 4 f M * THURSDAY TIL( 9! 1 6A6 6A6-10I6S * ITALIAN A m SATISFACTION GUARANTEED FREE DELlVBiRY USR OUR EASY BBOWK AT 6146 aa« 6i6S ^ U66 MAIN BT,. MAMOHIRiXB AM PU 'ku PARKING h i - M A I OR TOUR HONEY REFUNDED ON PURCHASES 14.95 OR OVER LAY.AWAY PLAN AMOfCAN MOD •VAT BAim BMOIAXty* Api “V" •If I- -'1 ■f . ■' 1 • •' -i,
MANCHESTEil EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER B, 1960 P A O f t - f O T - t ; . • • • ( - ••3'' • •'f'-r/a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1960 P A G E FO UR Hebron Bowles Predicts liberals inyite Museum Finds Its Exhibiis Trouble for.U.S. jgolloit Explosion Kills Parley Fails to End Outstanding Musicians Set Sen. Johnsbi^ In M odel Plane MedtePs San Francisco, Oct. 6 — lUp. Postm aster J^afleyDefines 11 , Injures ^ Sfcojp Cheater Bowlsa, D-Conn., predicts N tw York, Opt. S (ffV -A v m - To Perform at Organ Fete more troubles for the TJnlted WE Walkout at GE tion o f whether Sen. London B. c w « i » 'h . T . u n - n . States In Asia, Africa and Latin ■ • , ' ‘ ...... Jdmapn will see Ubem party two sona are considering avlatleh ‘ I.-* ’ ‘ ^ America. New Mail Routeimid Rules In Tennessee sonlSQ iBsUtutlpn snded iU search Swimmers, Dlahe Wythe, Bobby New York, Oct 8 UPt — Paace f today despite the nationwide elec- leaderp during hla cuitpnt cam- careers. Lem srd, 10, hoMsy his organ thia coming Sunday, Is here himself and Democratic presiden State Trooper Derwin Anthony In Pugatch. atartins Oct. 15. brlde said^..^^ Federal mediators met with works plant late yesterday aa a a spokesman fo r Johnson quoted productloiu of planes for its kites- age. given In part: Barbara J. Owen la tial nominee John F. Kennedy a companiqn case. Hlrth who was Life-'saving, Gwen, Connie and Throe naral deUvery routes have ■ Curious ^oojw rs and relatives company representativea and offi convoy of 260 cars, each carrying him as saying he had received no to-jets "History of Flight” exhibit Alexander haa plans fo r 10 mors widely known aa staff writer for about conditions in Cuba and A f charged with speeding was rspre- cii^ of the striking International Invitation. World W ar I models.. The American Organist and Chris Ellis, Mary Ann Foote, rica went unheeded. Bowles said of workmen werp^m sd away aa four or five persons, pulled out Model-tnakef Alexander, who is Thomas Hovey, Gregory Horton, been laid out to cover all areas of ■ented by Atty. Sid Rosenberg. Union of Electrical Workers Johnson’a printed Itinerary for Journal of Church Music. She U a be and Kennedy had warned about the flames threatened to cause a o f a parking lot. aviation safety consultant to the Janice Porter, Deborah Wright, the town. Bolton Center Rd has Bousquet who was charged with (lU B ) yesterday. It was the today, given to the jNresa late last graduate of Weatmln-ster Choir these areas before they became Stones were thrtAin but no seri New York State Commerce De Cliarles Belden, Barbara Ber failure to grant right of way was second explosion in nelghbovif^ first sesdon since' the nationwide night. Included a tm r o f Brook College, and ' Is choir director ot trouble spots. been used as the dividing line for ous injurie*' were reported. W it partment, spent 200 to 300 hours cowicz, Suzanne Dickerson, Jean represented by A tty. Paul Groo. walkout started last Saturday lyn hilt no mention of the Liberal the Hingham, Mass., Congrega Bowles held a press conference the routes. plant buildings. nesses said can openers wsre used on saeh of the models he loaned Wexler, Alleen Burt and Ricky bert. night. meeting. ti O W S H I t 1. tional Church. . in Ssn v^ranciseo and delivered’ Postmaster Alden Bailey of Bulletin Board National Guardsmen patroled to scratch ths cars is they pasaefi the museum: Ansoldo, an Italian Heath. the area to keep traffic areas open lUE president James B. Carey Tacks and nails were sprinkled The Uberal party, shortly after fighter plane, Sopwitb trlplane, a Richard, M. Geddes is organist talks In the Bay area in Kennedy’s Manchester said today that notices described the talks as ’’fruitless. Pig Feeding Regulation A retreat for retired men of St, for emergency vehicles. in psrkitng Jqts abd plantsids the national conventions, gave its Brltiah purauit fighter, and De- Sgwwt ilMUC StHtiilt and choir director of the First behalf. are being delivered giving resi A GE spokesman said the com Final regfllatlons adopted by the Maurice parish will be held Oct. “ An unldenUfled gtiard at a streets In Lynn and Fltchbuigr, nomination to the Democratic na HavUand, a Brltlah-dealgned, Hoc ewlity Msadw.lSS 6m- Church of Christ, Norfolk. He At Concord, the former ambas dents their new address. This no pany did not change Us position Planning and Zoning Commission 10-12 at the Holy FamUy Retreat nearby ordnance plant said he was Mass. A t Lynn, where 300 auto tional ticket of Sen. John F. Ken Amerlcan-bullt bomber. •triss erlM sfaMlCMeddasi studied at thp Yale Scjiool of Music, sador to India and Connecticut tice also Informs the townspeople House In Fam.ington. Those Inter and “ had no intention o f doing regarding feeding of pigs, provide driving along In his truck when mobiles carrying supervisors and nedy, and Johnson. Ktnnedy ac Alexander made all the parta, ihM pcoridt itsa €omtem> Is an accomplished organ builder,' governor said the United States that the b o » number must be ested In attending should contact that feeding them on garbage from the blast occurred, "ir sent my sq.” technical employes were disabled c e p t^ In person and Johnson by except the wheels, after a lot of ■u* WPPOM — M s are , and has done extensive restoration must have a nuclear military ca painted on the mailbox as w eir as Walter Karsky of Juniper tImmigration of more than 400 forubly. This plssssnt powder hss no mittee o f assistants. bor practice charge with the Na Hebron. He majored In organ at a child’s questions. They are pa- gummy, gooey, psety tsete or iMllng. berry Rd., Bolton Center Rd.. ings starting Oct. 8 at the Bolton Amston Lake; Peter R. Tle^neJ^4o American households should be handicapped refugees from East The classes are for all persons tional Labor Relations Board. The Bucknell University and hw -tient and tolerant. They can ex Doesn’t esuse nsueea. It's alkaline Notch Rd., Brandy,Jld., Carver Town Hall. For reglstraUon and union charged th^t a GE plant WllTlara O' *nd Nancy Zimmer" "three-generation projects. He ern Europe'who have been rejected (non-scld). Checks ‘'piste odor in Manchester and surrounding played for several churches of the lots at Amston Lake; Wlllifnantlc plain the- world to their' grand Rd.. Colonial Rd.. Cook Dr., Cu- Information call JA 6-3713. manager at Schenectady had of ev^ , suggested a ' program of by other countries. (denture bresth)„Get FASTEETH at towns of Swedish parentage or area. He has also worked on repair children.” drug counters everywhere. bles Dr., Femwood Rd., Hlgh- fered to continue the expired coh' Savings iMtitute, to Norman E. cheap Iqans for adding a grand who ars married to a person of and restoration of old organs. He Dion, lot, Webster Lake; Adolphe meadow Rd., Johnson Rd., Juniper Advsrtlsement— tract If the union members voted parents’ 4ulte to homes Swedish descent. Is the son of Prof. Charles C. Zyllwlcz to Alexander and Ger Q—I am 54 and have worked Lane, Keeney Dr., Lakeside Lane, Beginning Oct. 15 all Bolton not to strike. Plans will be discussed for the Sellers of Dickinson College, Pa. trude S. Toth, dwelling, Amston A fter a il,',, the government 17'4 years under s()(;ial security. If Laomis Rd. from Hebron Rd. to mall will M delivered through ths classes at a meeting of Scandla The old work contract expired Randolph Walms'ley studied Lske. helps out bullderik of retirement I stop working now, will I be elig Brandy Rd. Manchester post office. If you have Lodge tomorrow st 8 p.m. at the last Saturday. I tnimpet with Alvin Ezer, former housing projects,” Rohins pointed ible for benefits on my own earn Also, Lynwood Dr., New, Bolton a Vernon or, Andover njaping ad London Park. Ipc.. to the fol Orange Hall. Behind the strike Is a dispute head of the music department of out. “ so why not help''o\jt a son ings when I become 62?— A. N. K. Rd., North Rd., Old Bolton Center dress YO U C AN H E LP YO U R lowing: Lot 26, Lobla J. Gagnon; Anyone 16 years or older, In over ths terms of a new pact, in RHAM High School, He did solo or daughter who would llkJKhia or A — Inasmuch as you i**'*! be 62 -Ifld., Plymouth Lane. Quarry Rd„ MAIL CARRIESR TO HELP YOU lot 6. Howard J. and 'A;nn R. Lunt; terested in such classes, is asked cluding wages and a eost-of-llv- Presents work In New York for several lot 39, Harry J. and Mkrgaret Pel- her parents to live In the hom'*-?, In 1968, you will need 3 quarters Rt. 44A. Rt. 6, School Rd. from by ordering a return address rub to send a post card to the chair Ing clause. years, with oratorio groups and "We Americans are too Irf- Hebron Rd. to Brandy Rd., South ber stamp. Phone M I 9-8800 after lerln; lot 3, George E. »ujd Eliza qf coverage. If your birthday falls man's horns, 40 Harlan St. ’ lU E members averaged *2.30 to some of the city's important beth Bettlnger; lot 20.. Dbpald F. cllned to segregate the older gen Mtween January and J\ine, 35 If Rd., Steele Crossing Rd., Stony Rd,, 4 p.m. and order your stamp today. $2.40 an hour under the old agree eration. We are too eager to put Sunningdale Lane, Sunset Lane, ’ •’’churches. He Is also leader of a and Josephine C. German; lot 34 Reward Backs Fire Law ment, They seek a 2-year con band. Robert J. and Mary A. Vaslet; lot its members Into retirement col Tolland Rd.. Verflon ,Rd„ Watrous Mancltester Evening BeraM Bol tract with wage Increases of 3^ onies, homes for the aged, or even Rd., Westvlew Dr.; Williams Rd., News Briefs 22, Robert and Marianne R. Chaip- ton correspondent Mrs. Louts per cent In each year. The lUE in foster or boarding homes.” Tallahassee— Private groups In Beginning Oct. 10. the ho:irs of bers: lot 23. Lawrence C. Hagler land Howard Rd. Dimock Jr., telephone Mitchell also stressed Its demand for con Robins reported that some Tbe RFD 3 route will cover Cider Florida have posted a *360 reward the Hebron Post Office will be lot 18, Paul and Evelyn Blow; lot 9-9828. tinuation of a cost-of-Ilvlng esca state's even "put a premium on Min Rd., Box Mountain Rd., Brook- for the arreat and conviction of 7:.80 to 11 a.m., and 2 to 6 p.m., 27, Philip C. and Anne D. Hunt; lot lator clause, which' the company living apart from the children, MR.SGHULTZ fleld Rd., Gaylord Rd., Goodwin persons breaking ths Stats forest- Wor Monday through Friday: Satur 36, George and Donna M. Bogdono- seeks to eliminate. by the way they handle, their old' Rd., and Lake St. More Work in Ruisia firs laws. day, 7:30 to 11 a.m., and 1 to 5 vich; lot 19, Michael and Josephine The company has offered a 8 p.m. Fenton; lot 9, Marcel F. and Anne age assistance programs. They IS COURTEOUS! Banking Report year contract, with a 3 per cent A total o f 192 students deposited * WsihlAgton—The Soviet Union’s 06(11 O O N V IO n O N Owing to the fact that Hebron’s E. Coderre. decrease aid or make require wage Increase effective Immedi 1148.74 In the school savings sys labor force totals about 105,000,000 Bridgeport, Oct. 8 (ff)— Earl town reports were not ready to M Lot 31. Edward B. and Dorothy ments fob aid stiffer If the old per ately and 4 p4r cent more in April tem this week. Four pupils pur- people compared with about 78,- Hayes, 40, Swampscotl, Maaa, has be presented at Monday evening’s M. Patroskl; lot 14, Mr. and Mrs. 1962. ehased U.S. savings stamps valued 000,000 for the United States. How been sentenced to a year in jidl for town meeting, all the business Armand Pelletier; lot 7, Milton G. YES... BURTON'S A t *2,25. ever, the Soviet Union’s popula breaking and entering Into a Stam done was to adjourn and go home. Shaw Jr. and Patricia Shaw; lot 28, Lynn, Mass., OcL 5 MP) — Three Ooooert Opportunity tion is Is r g ^ — about 214,000,000 ford liquor store. The conviction Non-Skid Girdle The meeting was called In accord Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanan Jr.; New England plants o f .General Manchester Community Concerts compared with 180,000 000 for the yesterday was the 96th for Hayes ance with law. lot 32, Marcel A. Lapiere et al; HAS THEM! Electric Co. continued to operate f has reoi^ned Us membership drive United States. on a variety of offenses. The annual Boy Scout drive for lot 33, Delibn Realty Co.; lot 36, I for this week only. Anyone Inter funds started Monday, with the Alfred J. Helm Jr.; lot 30, A. Harry 1 ested In obtaining membership for following captains: John E. Hor and Delayne Wirth; lot 37, Albert ’ the concert series which starts ton, P. John Perham, Marvin A. J. and Afonica M. Packer Jr. N qv. 5 should contact Mrs. William Ross, and William Qiieal. 'Vobirt- Manchester Evening Herald He- 1 Haggis on Brandy St. teer workers will canvass the D e t B u t bron correspondent, Miss Susan B. i wim Court Cases town. iieli«t, M , tllffl tkirt A t Justice Court last evening Pendleton, telephone Aeodemy ' OOP Plans Skit 8-3454. Edward M. Ehlers, 17, Brookfield bylEWELLV Mrs. Nell E. Wakeman of Hebron 8t„ Manchester was fined *15 for MANCHESTER renter, who Is In charge of the failure to grant right of way at a Fashion Clinic planned for the Oc turn. He was arrested on Sept. 17 tober 17 meeting of the Hebron by by State Trooper E. J. Peters. Women’s Republican Club, has an BOY SCOUT Oliver Plourdo Jr„ 33, Rt. 5, nounced the highlight ot the eve Couth Windsor, pleaded guilty to ning Is to be a thrilling and In- Notes and News failure to grant half of highway. Featuring Non~Skid Fabric PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING Mformatlve interview with "Jackie ■ He Was fined *10. The arresting o f “ Kennedy” and “ Pat Dixon” by Cuh Pack 251 held Its first meet ficer was State Troper E, J. Peters. Washington’s well known news- Clarence Cassells 54, of Hebron , hound, “Betty Beagle”. Madame ing of the season recently at the I'^switch-about'' Rd., was fined 318 for ^failure to Beagle will he portrayed -by John \Terplanck School. Cubmastef . Jo drive In an established lane. He was Slbun of Shadowsmark. Hebron- seph Vincent presented an outline arrested on Sept. 24 by State ASSOCIATION, INC. Bolton road. An air of mystery sur Banish Riding-Up of the program for the year. There RAINCOATS Trooper E. J. Peters. He was rep rounds the other characters in the iscket, pleated skFrt resented by Atty. Vincent Diana'. *' I Will be a candy sdle to finance the skit, ■ as Mrs. Neil declines to re pack’s activities. Louts Dijbuc, 27, 8,3 Mountain veal their-ldentity to date. coRifiletaly fit., Rockville, pleaded nolo for The annual supper ^11 be held Of Other features of the evening Oct. 25 when parents may meet failure to grant half of traveled (Sponsors Your Visiting Nurses) will be a dissertation on current portion of highway. He was found FOREVER! leaders o f the pack and learn \ fhot's all! rovarsible! fashions by Mrs. Wakeman. and about the scout program; guilty and fined *15. He was ar demonstrations of the “before and rested by State TYooper Derwln Awards for advancements were after of correct |flresa and cosmetic Anthony on Sept. 4. Atty. Mrs. made to Paul Miller, a wolf badge^ ii.se. The meeting will be' held in Katherine Hutchinson represented and gold arrow on wolf bad; the home of Mrs. H. Clay Osborn. Pubuc. and David Wackter, a gold ^rrow Will Attend Fete Nolles were entered In the cases on bear badge. GIRDLE or PANU Among those planning to attend the' 100th anniversary celebration John Quag!la a ^ Joseph of St. Peter’s Church pipe organ, Qua^lia received B «r f books In |re: Mrs. William J. Carroll of observance of th ejr ninth birth DEPEN days, and a Liqir Ixxrfc waa pre Hartford, daughter of the late F. SEND THEM Clafence Blssell, who played the sented to RlidMtrd Dyer In honor organ here for many years: and of his ten^D lrthday. THE Allan L. Carr of Middletown, a FiftieUi/ Jubilee badges were ON MANCHESTER PEOPLE FOR SUPPORT former lay reader of the church. presented to Robert Clbse, John HOMETOWN New Meeting Place Quaglia, Joseph Quaglia, Roy The Hebron Congregational Qkry, David Wackter, Richard NEWS Church has given permission fo^ Dyer, Paul Miller, William Mehl, IN THEIR ANNUAL APPEAL FOR FUNDS Boy Scout Troop 28 to hold . its and Gregory Litvlnchyk. # meetings in the downstairs room Walt Disney’s “Man in Flight" Makes Inches Y anish Ins^tantly Friday evenings. However, If this film was shown. Den 4 won .the room , Is needed by the church or Cubby for the month. ^ - V ( luiy of Its w io u a orders, the ■ ■ . ’ ■ ' ' - Scouts waive- their privilege and , Pack 47, sponsored by the South AOer yeers of renearch, lewella given you sithbf meet aomewhere else or School PTA, held Its first meeting Sheltie postpone till another time. of the season at the South Meth jacket, slim lUrt DERUT...Hie revolutionary foundation The Congregational Men’s Fel odist Church last Friday evening. This Association Offers that CANNOT rido up bocouto H'i actually lowship meeting Is scheduled for Wallace Geiger, chairman of the • Oct. 9, 7:30. a.m., at ,the Hebron Pack Committee, welcomed a large Classics NON-SKIDI Volvoty zig-zag troods Church. Guest speaker'will'be Dr. turnout of Cubs, new applicants insldo tho gormont provent tlippogo like Herman Reisig, secretary for in and parents. A Visiting Nurse Service ternational XffairS of the social Durward Miller, scoutmaster, ex I a car's Hr# trsad. Hars’t supfr,.powsr-nsl action committee of the Gqngre- plained the necessity of good con Regardless* br where that givss tupsr control... ratlonal Christian Conference. Dr. duct apd Orderliness for the^enefit by ForJEvery Resident O f Reisig has a summer home to the of the new. pack members.'’Fqllow- your service man or Gilead section o f the town. ing the flag ceremony, inspection woman ia stationed, TTte meeting comes a week and roll call,'Mr. Geiger* presented earlier than at first planned, ow the members of the Pack Commit AND the Manchester Eve Manchester V Positively eliminates girdle-tugging ing to the fact that the every tee. Activities planned for the ning Herald can be for m em ^ r canvasui la to take place coming year were discussed, after Wotiae, illm >Wrt warded to be at ''Mail on thS Sunday following,, A ll meij which the Cubs and applicants le 'V Lustrous elastic panel for tummy control of the community -are. Invited to tired to play^ games. Cali” regularly with all gttend. Parentit' registered new appli Bobbie the hometown news y p F Nows cants, and vacancies in existing V Vertical Inset back panel for derriero The Young People’s Fellowship dens Were filled where possible. It It’ s Glenhaven^s 4 piece Wjardrober people away from at St. Peter’s EJpiscopal Church appears that several additional home are so''anxious visited the Berkeley Divinity dens may be organized, dependent V Extremely comfortable'at oil times School at Yale pniverslty, Satur-, upon the availability of den moth Probably the best-known and certainly the best that* gives you 6 fashion right outfits, ’ to g et , day. Fqjlowing the visit, they at ers. Mr. Trotter discussed the loved of ail'cla.s8ic8 that do so ^much for all your tended the Yale-Brown football Campaign for funds to be con Miracle Am cl and raypn in wonderful game. Members carried box ducted by 'all scouting groups In wardrobe. Get the cardigan to wear as sweater or Subscriptions LONG lunches. LEG Manchester later this month. jacket. Get t,he crew-neck pullover to top all your Autumn tones. > SUPPORT Swinuning Achievement Den flags were presented. Mr. r - Payable in Advance PANTY - Red Cross swlminlng testa this Miller awarded attendence ban skirts,. For your bQRt choice of oUr new colors. Gray, black, brown . . . 10 to 18. A MANCHESTER SERVIGE FOfl MANCHESTER PEOPLE summer show, the following ners to Den 1 and 6 who shaved, Come in today. Sizes 34-40.' Telephone M^ Z-2711 achievement.: Beginners, Miml Cut the hoilors. David Spencer, as ler, Bradley Martin, Linda Reid, Cireulation Dept sistant acoutmaster,' p i a y ad Kathy Horton, Deborah Wythe^ "Taps.” Todhyl ' Heidi Bercowicz, Mebbi Beldeni ' ‘ .r "' ' '-----7— PlMSf MaU Your CmitHbuHofi TODAli^ To: Deborah Allen, Clifford Riqe, Pearl Thi Pullovtr n Thf Curdlgon Waxier, Tommy Fill, Gordon Rice, Stndent Swaps to Start Carol Aja, Michelle Bessette, Jeff Sli^fik, .watigr-ropallant poplih in a •olid color, Seoul — Korea has Joined the ? ' MltS;Aimiim SMITHS As^stoM \ rey Ives, Debbie Kenney, Karen Altutfliestfc "Parker.-, 41 nations having affective Ful- that ravarsts to an axciting print on criip taf- 2Sf*eyHieod lle<*l, Monchotror^ Conn. Intermediates, Robin Alden, Deb bright eduqatlonal r a X o h a n g e li^4* Vi«w ble Bercowicz, Elaine Hovey, Don agreaments with .tha United fatal SixasBto lS. t • . •( ald Bercowick, Arthur Koffman, States. The agreement was signed ^ '■% ■■ ' I : ■ ■■■■ Judy Porter, Jimmy end Gary Hor in 1960, but war broka out in Ko* C ^ c to M s y j ii liodli Foyoblo To MfHWA, Iik . ton. Betsey Foote, Charles Blal- rea befora it could b « imptamentad. oeky, and Sijssii Slok...^ Ifow Uw azchaagas art hsflnnlBg. ' T"' • -0 T / ': ■ A y ''V
\ V ; <'J1' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNn WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1960______. ______^ ______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CDNN^ WEDNESDAY, QdTOBEK. S, I960 ^ 936 |iAIN STREET TEL ^ 1 3 -5 1>I - OPtN 9 Td Bi^O-THUllSdAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M. CLOSED MONDAYS ^pOumlBC lw )n ^ to tnum et for was mora rationia to guess that leading normal Uvea, with their a\ day,_--• ------at aoima.aMlM* Similar JO# point «f thara would ba no doubt sibout the. SlUlea once agidn. Togethar with argumaat Prssidont'a ovantual stand, but fitolr toralUas,'! Join In waleoming Sitntitig If^raUi 'Thua, yaatarday, tha eandidataa that ha, toaaawhllo, wiu not avenie Thfe Open Foruin them back. Together with all Man- cheater rasldenta of ahie*>'lty, I Rs|slsr hosn net (envshisnt? . r were at It In a way which, whan ra- to building aomo Interast In Just Cosnmualeatlooa for pubUcattona la tba Opsai IViruiB will n o tte Join In thanking them for ^Jdb 1* BiM«ai stTMt fleeted In haadllnaa aide by aide thla what mood it would take. guaranteed publication If tbsy oontain mora than 800 worda Tha very well done, lUiK^eatcr. Oqoa. „ morning, confronta tha votara with Th# President’s endorsement, tho Helrald rsaarvaa tbo rlglit to daelina to pubUsb any mattar that Vernon P. Hauschlld other, night, was full and hand may ba Ubaloua or which la m bad taata. rrso aspraaalon c polft* PubtWm quite a choice. You’ll find US open Thursday VguBdad October I. ltd Ih one headline they are con some and gentroua, as he had obvi leal vltwa la doairad bT eontributloiia of this ebaraetar but letters Thaakis Vetepi which ara defamatory or abualva win be'rejected. To tho BMtor, evenings from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. fronted with Senator Kannedy*a ously Intended and meant it to ba May 1 ^^ress through The Her Good old fashioned savit^s bn ^^tuned - to - the - Umes^^ charge that tha RapubllcaM are when ths tlms cams. And the Pres ald my thanks to the voters of and. Saturdays until noon. wasteful and extravagant and that ident has ovary reason for giving Bnoklaisd rrotoot < »scliool of Manchastsr does not Manchester who supiwrted my S T ^ ^ P n O N . RATES he la tha candidate who, if elected, auch an ondotaomont, lend, beyond To tho Editor, msan that we ara lass Interested roelectlon to the Board'of Educa AdTUIC* wilV"beUevs Tn a balanced, budget that, pleading for th# election of Tbe Inevitablo baa happaiMd. It In tha education of our children. tion. I will continue to- stand for •oooooooo******* haa becoma necessary to “farm We feel that tha time haa pome ail that is best for our town In the P O T N A M & C O . Icbtlis •••••••••••••••••••••• .1*37.7* and an honest dollar" and “In th* the ticket Nixon heads. Naturally, MOBUM aooooooooooooooooooo out" one of the grades of our to get the blueprints for an addi field of education. Mofflbart Now York Sloclr Exehang* tOBtll ••ooooooooooooooo****** federal government doing . only Prasldent Elsenhower hopes .for overcrowded school. Since Mon tion to tho Buckland School out . Sincerely I# OOpT eeeeeeooOoooeooooe• • • • e those tasks that cannot, otherwise continued respect for and practice day, Oct. 8, the second grade from of mothballs! Christie McCormick T1 lAIT CINTIR fT. • MANCIIIsm • Till Ml 14111 be done." of the policies and principles he Buc^Iand School has been trans Very truly wu». MEMBim of" ^ ported. by bus dally to tho Rob - ”WUI Do My Bm V Jprnn r. Blair - Hobart H. Starkol THE A88(jCL4TBD PRESS _ , In tha companion headline for himself has fought for at home and Interested Buokland Parents n « AMOddoaFraii la excli^rclr ertson School. ' To tho Editor, 'I jBtiUad to (ba uaa o( republlcatlon of today, the voters can find Vice In the world. Naturally, he prefeA ' It seems to us that tho tlmo< •Vary M^eU Doao' Through The Herald, I should C o m * * i * how m that has sarveel over / Air MVS dlapAtchea orii&ed to H ot President Nixon charging that If to be able to hand on Into friendly like to express my thanks to the BOt' etbarwlao eredlteo In Uila oapor haa come for tho'famiUea of Buck- To tho Editor, thraa ganorations of homo makers keeps young! Seo/the ABd Alio tho local newi cnibllihed bora. Kennedy'! promises are ever put hands the accomplishments for land School children to imits. We A new Board oM^lractors haa many friends, workers, and sup AO fllbta of reimbllcAtion of m^Al believe that our, children ara an- now been elected qnd I wish them porters who made possible my new Watkins! Sea how wa choose the things yoM dlapAt^es belSeln are alio raierTea Into effect, the cost of living for which his countrymen hall him. election to the Board of Dlreoton everybody will go up, the worth tltled to the same educational fa much success, however, tho pur want . . the lasting qualify you associat*^ } I\ill aerrlca client of N. E. A. Sorr* cilities as the other children of pose of thle Utter Is to pay trib on Monday. of everybody's dollar go down, and Manchekter. At the very least this ute and express gratitude to two I appreciate this wonderful ex with Watkins . . at the prices you want tp j^ay. [Help **1*ubUihera ReprannUtlTiai Jba millions face unemployment. includes rooip in the elementary pression of confidence and will do SAVE ANY AMOUNT Jullui MaUiewa Spoclal Acency — New A ThooKht for Today very able men who decided not to my best to continue tq merit their yourself to 86th Anniversary sayings, to^^ Tork ChIcaKO Detroit andjTB^OA. Between two such rlvsl claims, school In their own district. Mul seek re-election. ICEUBER AtTDIT BUREAU OF Sponsored by tbe Maacheetet tiple grade claasrooma are out respect, and trust. CIRCULATIONS. wHbre Is tha voter to choose? These men, namely and alpha Sincerely yours, SAVE ANYTIME j . Oenaell of Otanrebea dated In most of Manchester's betically, are Gll Barnes and Gene Is Kennedy, after he ge'U through schools—and when they are over Eric S. Anderson ,i. Manchester's with having the federal govern Kelly. Each is the senior member Sometimes It Is Intimated that crowded to boot, the situation Is of his party on the present Board We’re as near as tho neareat first post office ment assume all those tasks that. that much worse. No teaxher, inss»w The Fianebcattr jrs«‘sia’ ETanlna Herald. M the blble Is out of date. However, and has served with distinction. mail box. Ask for Saye-By‘> In his view, "cannot otherwise be however capable, can do an ade Gil has been a Board member for Surprise Shower Mall Forms. . adrarUalBii^t^i boura: done,” going to have more success the following words, which In quate teaching Job under such six years and Gene fojl four but nlaj troduce the second Psalm, are as conditions. since Gene was Board' Chairman 86th Anniversary 91 In balancing the budget than did A need for more apace In the For Miss Berman •day President Elsenhower, the moder contemporary as the front page In during his last two years, he today’s newspaper. “Why do the Buckland School Is also made ap-' must ba credited with double time Miss Joyce Berman of Ellington p.’m?’"Fitday. __ ate whose classification of things parent by the fact that the kin for thle period. lllne! 10:80 A.m. ^lAOB heathen rage, 'and the people dergarten meets dally in the was honored last night with a mis axeatit Bawrday- the federal government had to do Why did these two men seek was'certainly narrower than Ken- Imagine a vain thing? The kings of school auditorium. This, of course, cellaneous bridal shower attended Letter Rack ______lii,. the earth set themselves, a.n'd the excludes the-use of the auditorium election to the Board knowing that ni^y's T by 60 friends and relatives. The CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND Wodndoday, Oetobdr 6 rulers take counsel together, by the other six grades every it meant attending late hour meet surprise party was given by Mrs. Or is Nixon, for that matter, far against the Lord, and against His morning. ings several evenlnge a week, cop John Scarlato and Mrs. David The 86th Anniversary Letter Rack is anointed, saying. Let us break their ing with knotty problems which from promising almost as much Further, the PTA thla year Bendall, both of Manchester, and ^ ☆ ■ft 4 4 . 9 5 h replica of Manchester’s first Post Toward Closed Minds? federal action and spending su bands asunder, and cast their cords seeks to establish a school library. would affect each citizen of Man' held at Mrs. Scarlato’s home, 300 Office rack which, according to au from us." ’The Psafmlsf continues. Is any educator or parent opposed cheater, completely subjugating Charter Oak St. I4« Kenedy 7 thorities, was used at Manchester Sonator Hubart Humphrey, the "He that sitteth In the heavens to this project? One major prob their personal life and that of the> The bride-elect opened her gifts v S A V I N G S (Left) Brand new version Minneaota Democrat, has made Does either candidate really shall laugh; the I.ord shall have lem arises; Where? ? ? families for the public good, and beneath a large white ruffled Um of the Boston Rocker'with Green. Our. exclusive reproduction is $19.95 valu BOWB by declaring: hlmaelf In favor promise economy? Or does the them In derision." The cafeteria provides further knowing that no matter what de brella with a sterling silver handle. a j i c / L O A N particularly handsome sten made of solid pine in mellow pumpkin of having the United Statea re- country face more of what seems It Is only natural that this Inter proof that the school population cisions they reached that they The color scheme for decorations A s .s <) c I r 1 o .n; cilling and styling. finish; measures 18V^xl35 inches. the same Inevitability, no matter pretation of Divine reaction to has outgrown Its facilities. It Is would be publlcally criticized? The and table appointments was pink Bume nuclear teating If no agre«- those rulers whq “set themselves— / iv s v t M m i who .Is In power a continued In already necessary for some pupils only answer can be that each has and aqua. ihant for International ban of auch agalhst the Lord" Is below that to eat in the^ auditorium at the a strong sense of dvic responsi Miss Berman will be married to ■ AscMssTss’s o t a C i T riw a s c ia t iwsTiTUTiew taata has been reached by next crease In spending, a continued which we, who live following the kindergarten - sized tables and bility. Adrian Michaud of Manchester on Juna. deficit financing? Franklin D. revelation of Christ believe. Per chairs. Hs'Ving served both long and Saturday, Nov. 12, in St. Bernard’s Roosevelt caine to power In 1982 haps this Psalm may have Inspired Bi$cause we are a “smaller” well, they are now ready to put Church, Rockville, Reg.' $399.00- lOO-jinch four Hie reaaon this makai particular Alfred Tennyson when he wrote; BOWS, coming from Humphrey, la with promlsea of economy and ao “Strong Son of God, Immortal cushioilon wnjng solsofas ...369. that ho haa not, hitherto at leaat, did' Dwight D. Elsenhower In 1902, Love, *— ’Thou wilt not leave ua In bean either the mllitarlat or the but circumstances, so- It seemed, the dust; — Our little systems Repeating a Sellout out and out believer In the Inevi permitted neither to keep his have their day; They^havc their promise. day and cease to be; — And Thou, tability of war with Ruaala. He haa O I»rd, art more than they." - peaad, a t leaat, aa the aincere be- The American people can be par By peculiar coincidence, the RcgukNT SS4.S0 doned If they conclude that no cam THE 'B1 PONTIAC IS OUT TO DAY! Uaver In dlaarmament, and the ban writer stopped at this point to see 9x12 ft. on nuclear ^teating haa two objec- paign promise Is quits ao meaning and hear Prlmo Minister McMillan ttvOB; one to prevent present pollu less as tha usual promise about on television give his masterful 2 4 9 , government spending, or If Viey address before ths United Rations tion of tho world'a atmosphere, the Certainly we live In a great time. Reg. |869.(K) 66*inch two I- other to establlah a first atep ;ln find .no particular hope in the fact If In the words-of tho Psalmist In cushion love seats.229. the idlrectlon of disarmament It tliat’ tha current campaign finds the eleventh "verse of this chapter ■elf. the two candidates making assan- we “Serve the Lord with fear, and 1^' Molded foam latex; % Now Humphrey, not very hap tlally tha same promise on the rejoice with trembling.’’ Stoneware very same day. Percy M. Spurrier ptly, It la true, and not without South Methodist Church ■ome comment on the fact that the ______- make- these, lit-your-ro^ pieces super lexurious w ith fonts united States Itself haa seemed of Cutro’a Plane Prieal Knows Ships divided, mind on what It wants at Here’s our most popular colonial group, made Oeneva, la nevertheless concluding Why, When some American stock Detroit — The Rev. Edward J. Colonial ironstone ttat “the time clock on the ne holders of a Cuban air line had a Dowling, .8. J., a professor of even more luxurious with marshmallow-soft lamps with amber or gotiations and on attempting to re- nice attachment on Fidel Castro’s trsnsportation and mechanical iy%' molded foam latex ihlls button-tufted blue fonts- for your drawing at the University of De Reg. $819.00 84-inch three backs. Firmer 6V^” molded foam latex seat ■trlot the Nuclear Club Is fast run plane, which was a fitting counter- troit, Is an authority on Great Early American rooms ning out stroke to Castro's action In seizing Lakes veasela, particularly whale- cushion sofas .279, cushions. Custom covered to order I have fabric-over “Unisea tho Soviet Union, the the air line Itself,: did .our State backa. In 48 years he has' collected parchment shades, 28” UMtod Statea and Great Britain Department step In and finally get more than 24,000 photographs, r tall. oan roach agreement soon on an the plane free, on the pretext sketches, and paintings of Lakes ship;. The Jeault priest has mount offectlTe and aafeguarded agree- that It had diplomatic Immunity? 1 2 5 . ed the pictures In IIS Indexed Use Stoney Creek Oval Braids in'maple, pine and cherry rooms through nMnt to ban nuclear weapons Why shouldn’t the Stats Depart albums. 9 . 9 8 Vesta, Communist China and other ment Stand with and defend out your home to lend your interiors old time charm. Choose from multi eountrlea will soon be producing American Investments protecting PAPER FIRM SOLD colored Brown, multi-colored Red, or Rainbow blend. Limited to our direct Wait Hartford, Oct. 6 {fP)—Sale import so choose early. A sellout last time! nuclear weapons and adding to the themselves? Why must It, as one of the Connectloit Manifold Forme world'a nuclear atockplles." of the lawyers defending the at Co., Weet Hartford, to the Allied He might have mentioned, to tachment phrased It,, “kneel'' to Paper Cprp., Chicago, has been an Castro? nounced. Ellsworth S. Grant, pres Reg. $49.50 8x10 ft. 36.95 Reg. $29.50 6x9 ft. 27.95 emphasize the-lateness of the hour, ident of the Connecticut firm, said Around-comer grouping with 48” that France already has Joined the There are no simple answers to yesterday Allied plana to expand T any problem these days, but the curved center ($169), and arm units nuclear club, bu^ not the negotia its business here. (Ilonnectlcut ($129 each). tions at Geneva. explanation, In this cast, did come Manifold will operate as a division Smo-o-oih sleeping pretty close to at leaat a pragmatic of Ailied/ and will remain In West In any - case. In thlb situation, Hartford. Pries terms of the^ cash Senator Humphrey accepts the Idea simplicity. and stock deal were not disclosed. « that we can't go on much longer Castro flew to America. Whsn wrlthout resuming nuclear testa. ha got her'i,' pomebody took his 8 6 th Just to. protect ourselves . against plane awsy from.^ him. When he the poaalblllty that somebody else needed a rid# hothe,^ hit friend may be doing the same thing. Khrushchev generously provided So what he recommends Is that, him with a Russian plant for that Anniversary under certain condltlbns, we be the purpose. llrat to break the voluntary mutual Now, to be sure. It would not 48" Curved unit ($169), left atm unit ban on nuclear testing which has only be a nice liucury, but right In ($129)'and right arm love seat ($189). ^ b e e n In effect for nearly two years, principle, to fight for the legali- and that we accept the world-wide tiea Involved, to aay that Castro condemnation which would come to stole the plane In the first place with Supplq Surface ua as a result. One might have ex from American Investors, and that end Live Wire Support pected from Senator Humphrey, on they had their legni rights, even if hla past attitudes, support even trying to get them forced Csstro to Because 86th Anniversary Mattresses^re designed for a .voluntary, unilateral United walk home. with Live Wire Support and Supple Sui’face of a For both mattress and Statea abandonment of testing, no What did we care how Castro W othing dishEt Holland Maid innerspring unit they Jadjust auto box spring. matter what others did. Now he Is got home, or If he never did? counseling that perhaps we should Btit this view was a luxury no .it to ty todoy.ea matically to body weights; yield freely to support be first, to destroy a voluntary ban national, policy maker could af Largest combination: 48” curved unit ($169) ^, and cushion every body contour and give you this already In effect. ford. N6 one could hope to oetab- with right and left arm love seats ($189 eai). XJuxurious comfort year after yfiar . . . at a low, *43 low cost! Famous Holman-Baker make them using The explanation lies, we think, In llsh the legalities In ths minds of For either mattress or the general atmosphere of.UnIted the Cuban people, or even In the a Kexalator oVer the innerspring Unit, , sisal in- Btates-Rusalui relations, an atmos minds of other nations. What was sulation,.^owny white cottop felt atid dfluxe 8 oz. box spring. phere the top' leadership of both on view was merely a succession ticking. Full or twin sizes. ' nations ought to analyze and .con of travel facts—Castro fliss to sider, perhaps In. the same‘room New York, somebody takes plane together. away from Castro, Russians fly We are In a period when It Is him’ home, Castro has new story on a now {hopelessness which la rr>‘sUUizing, of American villainy and Russian the Impossibility of rernnclllation frieridahip to. tell his television Go Colonial on a tiny budget with Which Is talking over a larger share aiidiencei. amo^g all'th e Harvest dinettes of niMn's minds. Each aide, quite circumstances Involved, was the so*s hoiM h«ating New track-to-body propoUtpnl The track is the width between the More headroom, legroom, footroom for greater comfort! You’ll take With new benches and naturally, blames the conduct of thing the State Department had to harvest tables the other for this. NelUier side; find .'Intblerable. o u r w o v i wheels. Pontiac Is th* only Wid*-Track car: Body width Is reduced, great comfort in the extra roominess we’ve built into the ’61 Pontiac. Old Ipsvvich Maple j pcs. 1 9 8 quite naturally, accepts any pos (Below) One of three ways to make You gat pramium quality shaving side overhang, balancing more weight between the wheels. Seats are higher, y ft there’s more clear sible responsibility for Itself. L,ead- your dinette distinctive in an Earjy Open Stock, too •rahlp. In its pride, both personal . Ike On Nixon MobUbaat with RT-98 .. ,tha Best relationship of body width to w^eel width ev6r tailored. Lean ance beneath the steering wheel and There are more ways to ensemble the more than 20 pieces moat eompiataly affactira fuel American way! Solid-maple table and national, seems locked into and sway arelinclent history. of pur famous Old Ipswich rock maple than you cou'd dream 2I-inch Dresser, base •. >6 "His counsel has been lhv)tlu- oil additive in use today. And more hatroom over your head. There is opens from 47x18 ,to 47x36, incl^fs; .of! Illustrated is one popular grouping. Notice the full plat courses of conduct which merely ahie tome. He Is dedicated, persist you get 'premium sarvica. Au bench and two chairs. Or, if you pre 22x2S Dresser mirror ....2 widen the gulf, standing ever more tomatic deliveries ... . s bal- Ahnouncing tha new Pontiac Trophy V-8 Engine!,We've improved mord legroom, more footroom. Doors form bases with handsome scrolled brackets,, the thumbnail .11’’ Chest of draw ers---- 6 ent In pursuing new ways for Im fer, table and two benches, or^ thble drawer and top edges, the spool bed . . . authentic, colonial r Full or twin beds ...... 4 firmly, hnd with ever more tragic proving government,, and a man anoed payment plan and many ^ the engine the experts said was perfect. New fuel induction system are wider and designed to swing open and four chairs I .» ' / Bedside table with ^elf . - foollahneaa. In positions between possessed of ths charactsr, pa other aztnurdaaignad to make details that are time-jtested. Your Old Ipswich bedrpom will and drawer ...... 24.1 home heating raoliy Msg. saves gas by using more air in the gasoline mixture. This makes the •farther. The more highway you put which there can be no communica tience and sound judgmsnt.so as- “grow” more mellow,'more charming with the passing years tion. ' sentlal for effectiya laadarahlp- In engine breathe more efficiently, giving you better^ acceleration. behind you (Pontiac specializes in this) THE Only wioe-track cari 119. • / and yoif’ll pride yourself on your wise choice. , This Is the stuff from which the troubled world of tomorrow." M o b i l h a a f ■T-tfi 'Eleven Versions to choose from. Horsepowers range from 215 to the more you'll appreciate the new Body width trlmmad to roduea (Ids' history of a nature far more dan overhang. More weight balanced bg* That was Prejitdent Elfenhowsr, the dwi-eeSe# 348, For best economy, specify the Trophy Economy V-8. Its lower room that’s all around you in this sleek tween tha whaelt. No other tar huge gerous than somebody's resump the other night, klving his personal the road with euch eura-footad eta- tion of nuclear testing usually evaluation of V|ca President Nix compression ratio lets you use regular gas. new '61. {bpity and praciiion. Solid Maple Tables amerges. There comes a certain on. ’ Mellow old time cheriy at its best total paaea from tbs clostd mind, This avaluatlon was suppoaad, ■ Five styles! WE GIVE ZgA/rTH/S YOUR BIG YEAR FOR'A WtDE-TRACK PONTIAC?.. /TB PONTIACt '.}■ tos kind of end of quandary which whan It cama, to have aoni# Im- I GREEN STAMPS SO«yNSVI^l|l. < STAN CHISP . VSNTURA * CATALINA lata dedaion flow Into ths trigger portanea, baeauaa thara had baan A brand new group of tablea ^flagar. Old Chatham, O ® ecoaaloM, haters and aftar tha ON DieeUAy NOW AT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZeO FONTIAO De>l|LER fills your every need for rooms ItapUbUtos ’ NetlowU Ckmvantloa, in Early American style. Solid ban tb i Brsaldaiit had baan soma- MURIARTY ' Sidid cherry Chatham Colonials have aUch authentic detMIihg ae Open Stock, tpo ^ The Ecoofair Promlac platforme that extend on aU three fiidM, thumbnail molded drawer nutmeg maple with a choice whet raasnrad In his discussion of of Col^ler’a Bench and End Choice pf n » n ara ra currant moments hla two'tarm aasoclata, Tha Dame- PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc. and top edgw, butterfly brasses and a collection of well-copied M" Walsh Clapboard ...... 303. BROTHERS chain. There are over 20 pieces Ifl the group from which you can ltoeoii*foot 76010 extends Table shown, as well as Wag whan tba ..pnaldantUl campaign orets,' of coursa, hopad that thara t7f MAIN STREET-^MANCHEST^Ry C O ^ . Rmn SQxflO to 73" ...... S9 fi0 on Seat docktail Table, Lamp Oto^oppoairif eandidataa rs- was to ba aoma raaarvatloil la tha 301-31S Center St. "A \ daaisB a loom that’s distinctly youn . • . that's based oh time- detail*. The fine loUd native cherry i» finished Duxbury A nn Chairs .,. .84.98 land Step Tables, not shown. 1 9 ^ ’ iMWhig fiito tba. pot end kattla FraaldanUal blaaaliig, which thlght M l 3 - 5 1 3 1 Ouxbivy Uda Chain ,,..SSM ifBibMk ibat badauaa aampalgp avan last, through ilaetlon day: It •MB TMe'yioToii ooniee s h o w tm urboAv . oot. o<»foo-Tvi< : brown eoloriilf that grow m en levUty Buitet Base only '«^*,,^....u8. lU g o li^ 129.96. ;'■ •••■ ^ •- r* ^ PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, IWO IIANCHESTER EVENING HEHALD, MANC!HESn|)!L CONN,* WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1960 ___:------—------— ------i------^ Jews Will Mark wants an Xndnstrial Zoo* claarifi- Rockville-Vernon South Africans 61 of 72 Aboard Die in Crash State £x-R^ident TPC Considers Additions catlon for a 6-aer* N, Mata Bt Sukkos Festival plot it Jplaiis to sen. Tbs land Is Of Airliner in Bdston Harbor FREE INVESTMENT GUIB>E. The Qetobiif fwae On Clashed Plane now In B Zone. Vote Today on The Jewish FMllval of Bukko*, To Industrial Zone Rules St. Onge Tells Rotary f of the Readei^e Digest contains a 16-page ggide (OoattanM t m Pag* Ooa) (Ikintlnaed from Pag* Oii'i or Feast of Tabernacles, will be water giving conditional absolution Of Lame Duck Board Rule changai to ^pos* on In-( subjects now dpply ta Industrial Extended' Forecast/ Republic Issue to the victims. observed by Jewish people begin Maas., a. eomppny that makes broken legs, split skulls and every ning this evenlng^at sundovm and for investors, prepared by the New York Stock dustrial Zoned rostrlctlona sim Zones. Late at night, in the light of a Ikonemy 1 uppermoet last^ahould ba considered on H# own bowling balls. W ln ^ r Locks, O ct 8 UP*—^Tha (Continued from Psge One) thing else;” full moon, skin divers went down continuing for-tilne days. ilar to some which new apply,to ThrM 8pilot, 'Capt. 'C. W. to the wreckage in 20 feet of water. Exchange. It is packed with practical information of the Bbard of Directors blocked here by the footwear dlvisien of ta tli* hearing room of toe Munic "If we could ellow It, time would Fitts, and copilot M. J. Calloway, Beth Shoibm tonight at T o'clock, would want it to bear proportion pubUely on Oct. 19. 1 ipal Building. necticut today: Hochmllp-Vcrnori mandate of Southwest Africa were Tugs shone big floodlights on the tomorrow at 10 a.m. for parenta movM .by lame duck Deny>crata to ate cost for Mata 8t. lights; the U.S. Rubber Co. He and his •newer our problems.” s«ld Judge survived. But later the airline scene and *verhgad two heli Among items to be considered Green Manor aeeks to have a TStaperatures for the next five Williem St.'Onge of Putn«m Mon eligible to vote. The nearly 12 mil could not confirm this any they copters, also bathing the area with and children, tomorrow at 7:30 and gives the case histories of several successful ' buy used highway oquipment and His vote saw Democrats Kelly, wife, Patricia, left Naugatuck days, Thursday through Monday, lion non-whites had no vote. p.m., and Friday at 10 a.m. Mahoney, and Mrs. Lamenzo ta then at a public hearing btfore 35-acro wooded parcel south of will average 2 to 4 dmrees above day. "but our times ere critlcel Rubbish Pickup could not be located in any hospi light, hovered with slings ready for contribute toward Chrlatmaa light- about five years ago. too Town Planning Commission Dydall S t between Greenwood Dr. First results were expected to be tal. Sukkos is a . Biblical festival tag.' ...... favor, against Republicans Barnes, normal. Milder Thursday, cooler and they demand e bold approach.” use lyhen the broken plane Could be investors. Call or write us, for your complimentary Mrs. Hess told her mother that are four proposed adffitlons to toe and Manchester Water Co. ptep- Set for Monday known by^tonight. The body of flight engineer Mal brought to the surface. commemorating the wandering of With two absentee's. Democrats Bailey and Gordon, and Democrat Friday. Little change Saturday St, Onge. Democratic candidate she did not know her husband was Industrial Zone nUoi. arty changed from Rural Residenc* then warmer Sunday and Mon Verwoerd has said that if there colm M. Hall, Memphis, Tcnn., was ' Former U.S. Navy frogman the Israelites in the wilderness on didn’t have the voting power to put Powell. Powell had questioned going en the business trip until They would roguiato too con to Residence A sone. recovered. the way to the promised land. across the $8,000 equipment pur- whether the contribution would be day. ■ for Congress from Connecticut’s . City.-Vide rubbish collection is a m ajority rtf as much as one James J. Cahill of Danvers, led As copy of “HOW TO INVEST FOR GROWING IN* she was notified by his conipany struction of rifihs after Oct 1, for Two steivardc.sses survived, iden a reminder of that event, a Suk- ' chase strongly recommended by a proper u^penditure of public Alexander Jarvis requests a The nonnal mean temperature second district, spoke to members will begin Monday, beginning vote for the plan, ha..will consider the estimated 200 sklndlvers ni the that he was aboard the plane that bid display in front of buildings, Business Zone classlfieation for ta tob Hartford area durtag tola it a rpaiidate to submit to.parlii- tified by the airline as .loan Berry,' heroic rescue operations. They'had kah, or booth, is erected near the l^.the town admlnistrartlon, or the funds and whether the Board had crashed. of the Rockville Rotary Club at a at the east end of Rockville 22, .Prentice, Miss., and Patricia Synagogue for the duration of the COME AND FAMILY SECURITY.” $1,200 lighting contribution urged the right "to deride this is an ap requlmm 25-foot setback of build- property immediately to to* rear period Is 56 degrees rsaging from luncheon in Vernon, delivering the and moving to the west, ac ment a'mea.siire declaring the coun the grim task of pulling body after in g r^ d require that Industrial ac- of to* Jarvia Building on Mata St. a high of 68 to a low of ,44. In try a republic. His party’s major Davies, Jacksonville, Fla. body from the wreckage. holiday. The Sukkah is decorat by the Manchester (Chamber of propriate way to celebrate Christ- Groton, Oct 5 (JP)—^The son of most partisan of speeches thus far cording to City Health Com- . "I was in the tail when we hit. ed with fruits, vegetables, and Commerce. mss." rity be conducted Indoors. He plans to us* if for parktaf. New Haven toe range is M to 46 In the Rotary's meet-the-candl- jnl.ssloner Charles Pitkat.. , ity in parliam ent would a.s.siire ap i't'aaved my life,” Miss Berry said. The divers found the wheels of The purchase involved a 1055 a Groton physician was No present regulations on those Tho Eighth UtiUUes District and ta Bridgeport 67 to 47. i‘ proval, the airliner in the murky mud som® greens, and it is entered after the In ah ironic touch, Republican the paasengera killed in the dates program. Rep. Frank Kowal- The collection will be made- "It'happened so fast there was service for refreshments. buUdoeer and a 1954 flat bed trailer Dlrectors-elect Harold Turktagton fskl of Meriden and Antoni Sadlak hy city public works employes.. •The bitterly fought, heavily fi no time td''thlnk. We were 'ip in the 50 feet from the spot where the ^ offered to the town by Aime.La- of an Eastern Air Lines pi nanced campaign continued right red and white tall section of the Many Jewish people erect a and Frances Dellafera, seated in Boston harbor yaaterda' of Rockville, Democratic and Re 'Hie city’s packer tnick and air—then/suddeply we hit the Atewihetv New York ShACxdtangt tuUppe of 'Vembn St. fof $4,000 the audience, appeared to bo nod publican caivdidates. respectively, one open''truck a>e .expected down to the la.st with the press water. I remember .calling for the huge craft was pulled above water Sukkah near their homes and eat ' each. A 1055 payloader offered for He was Robert J. Dt'Jrf.4he World.” :a reference to my broken leg was so severe I One Coast Guard craft com p o t n a m & c c ;' "but may not be very shortly." Ghana Speaker Chen^efil Co. of Cambridge, Mas*. •orelgn^pndemnatlon of racial passed out.” ancient Palestine. This aspnit is William Holden Tells How The Right weeks. will have to be taken over by manded by, Boatswain’s Mate symbolized by the four species 6 C^ITRAL ROW TEL JA 5-U21 Fredlete Kental Savtags Ha4luvea hia widow, the former In calling for a bold approach, municipal forces. Cost of three apartheid, ol^'^aegregation. Hundreds Joined in the rescue ef R ichard H ag ert brought in 10 aftha Brown of C h i^ n Falls, fort - police, firemen, owners -of used in the Synagogue during the Chaster Langtry, deputy works To Address Club St. Onge indicated it la the Repub I ■ rubbish pickups by the private The government. supiforting bodies. Moat of these victims were holiday, the' LulaV, or palm HARTFORD director, had said the qulpment Ohio; tiwo children, Ddvid, 8, and lican method to let time answer coilector amounted to about Afrikaana-language ble.,Vadp/land sm all boats, skin divers, pilot.s of Martha, 5; and a brother, Bkimund Coast Guard heliconters and boats found strapped to thCir .scats, branch, the Esrog. or citrus fruit; m w MnAIN , MtODinOWN NIW lONOON was mechanically sound and would Gilbert Ansra of Ohana^^Airica, Insurance Saved Him From Big Loss the problems, while the Democra- $2,200. ran a cartoorr picturing Anglican safety belts still intact. the Myrtle and the Willow. To save rental costa. J. Douglass, Hlngham, Mass. '' 41c method is to step up to the The last nihbish collection Bishop Ambro.se Reeve.s rtf Johan and Navy ships. Men waded knee will be guest speaker at" the first deep through oil-smeared muck of Two •Victims were found side by gether with the Sukkah, they are However, Republican Director problems and tackle them first. .was two and a half weeks ago. nesburg as a skunk. Dr. Reeye.s side In their seats. The pained ex reminders of God’s Providence MAHCHESTER, TOmUNOTON ' Hiomaa Bailey declared himself fall meeting of thp^^oamopolltan In hia talk, St. Onge touched on the mud flats to bring back bodies. tion picture actor William nothing but praise for his Was deported last month as a The Rev. John Bums, a Catholic pression on* thetri faces told o f ahd man’s debt of gratitude to . .hesitant about buying used equip Club Friday stT'^.m. ta the Rohr several ddnvestlc and international danger to public interest because their vain struggle to free them God for His bounties and bless ment. Holden. "At the time it independent insurance Issues currently under debate in il.V controlled for at least the next priest attached to..fi,n E ast Boston bins room of Center Congregation Ruth Millett two years. We need a strong, uni-, he criticized racial policies and po parish, waded waist deep into the' Selves. ings. And OOP Director Robert (Jor al Church. Dessert will be served happened, all I knew was agent. “In the first place Hie national carnpaign, and urged fled government in this critical pe lice actions. don said the town should buy new at 1 p.m. by the executive commit that voters realise' the United riod.” •South A frica, torn by Woody equipment if there were sufficient tee. Ing t in a cablegram. It read. he makes sure you’re in -States must be made strong-lntem- racial distiirbances last spring,' has 2 need for i t "Renting la better in The guest speaker is studying at It’s Inventory llme Don’t worry. Part of sured only •with companies ally. been tied to the British crown for ^ the long run," he said, than "buy the Kennedy School of Missions at With the children back in school, On the domestic scene, he plump .10 years. Until a few years sgo, maiha ought to take a searching house burped.” that pay claims promptly ed for the $1.2.1 minimum wage, ing somebody else’s headaches." Hartford Seminary Foundation, Chairman Named when the nationajists came Into I Martin Indicated the town would where he also teaches linguistics. look at her last year’s activities William Holden goes on and fairly. Then, if you medical care for the aged through pov/er. It had two flags and two na and deoids which ones are Import the social security frafinework, fed= be glad to buy the .equipment new Ansre was educated in Ghana at ant and iriiich ones' should be to say there was a happy have a loss, he helps you For Scout Drive tions! anthems - - the British and if It could afford' It. According to a Teacher Training College, Theo eral aid to education, and a strong Its own. Bitterness between the dropped! ending to the story. When collect. You get first-class program for urban renewal in I Langtry, a new bulldoser would logical Seminary for Catechists Mancheater campaign division two white factions has lingered If she didn’t get enjoyment and cities that need it. 824-828 MAIN ST. t have cost $14,000, a trailer between and Evangelists, and at Ghana Uni enrichment out of the nine thontha he returned to the United service—and protection- chairmen of the 1960 Boy. Scout since the Boer Waf' which ended in \ $10,000 and $11,000, and a payload- versity. He received his bachelor H ittilfg on international topics, 1902. i i last year when her children were States several weeks later all along the line.” St. Onge said the United .States is fund drive have been announced. > er, $22,000. of divinity degree in London, and out from underfoot, tlien she didn’t Norman I-arson Is chairman of Verwoerd arg\ied that a repuh^ "In the last two years," Martin he found that the insuruce You, tbo, can count on oiif sn ecnnomi ■ and foreign policy lie, with its own chief of state re haa taught religious knowledge ta spend her time very wisely.. ^decline which must be reversed to the scout family and general solic WARDS OPEN THURS. TO 9 P.M, said, the town has developed "a a government secondary school in placing the British monarch a.s M r) N T O O M E R Y WARD Maybe she kept up a round eC ^f'l was' thousands of milet claim had already been paid, getting the right insurance attract netitral nations to this itations divl.sions. William Moor- w much improved highway program Mawuli. club meetings she didn't reaUy en house Is hhairpisn of special gifts, the chief of stale, would unify the ' without tacreasing manpower very i'away'Ttom home, making' and hia home was already when you buy from the oountrj''a side. white population and make South joy and wasted time serving on Ha said an expanding group of and Robert Starkel directs leader much and we ought to add to the telephona committees, preparing a picture in Hong Kong, .completely repaired. In man who displays this Big ship gifts. Africa a stronger bastion of ' equipment." neutral nations in a world of ten "Christian and white democracy" papers and working out programs when the importance of fact, he had to ask, “Where “I” Seal. To display it, we sions between Fast and West is Mrs. Robert L. Keeney Jr., In Black Africa. The vote, however, was a dead If shs enjoyed such duties, fine. If "not good." Those neutral nations chairman, and Mrs. Prescott li. The descendants of the Engli.sh lock, without .the five yea’s nsedsd not, why not turn them over to haying the right insurance wai the fire?” because the have had to meet profes should take a stand, he said, and Brown, vice chairman, are High settlers fear it would mean a Ver for approval. Democrats Kelly, someone who does? wiit really brought home repair job was so perfect. sional standards designed It la up to the United States to see land District area directors. Rob woerd dictatorship, and discriml- Francis Mahoney, Alice Lamenso, Maybe she spent a good part that they stand with the West. ert .Starkel and David Mack.s are nstion' against their people and and Theodore Powell voted In favor Qnotattona FnmlalMMl of her life chauffeuring—a bigger to me,” says famous mo William Holden has to protect you. He went on to say that there are In charge of the Blackledge Dis language. of the purchase against the no's Oeboni 4k MMdMareek, part than was absolutely neces trict. SELF SEE VICE .too many foreign situations of TTiey argued loo, th a t a vote for of Rspublicans Ballsy, Gordon, Bank Btoeks sary. After aH. school children which the tlnlted States is not suf- Community campaign chairmen a republic, would be interpreted as and Gilbert Barnes. Absent were Bid still have legs, car • pooling can flclfntly aware. Cuba, he Indicated; are as follows; . a further endorsement of Ver- Democrat# John Hutchinson and Conn. Bank and Truat cut down on a mother's driving, Is one of these, where' United Francis Haines, Andover; Wel woerd’s racial policies and would Philip Freedman. Co...... 41% and often there are buses avail States liatlessneas and negative ac don Miller, Bolton; Lyman Kddy, invite Intel-national isolation. Seven* Stand Hartford National able. Connecticut Association tion allowed the Communists to be Hebron; Currie Fandowsi, .South . A m ajor cam paign l.ssue w as ■ In a subsequent vote, on Chrlst- Bank and Truat Co. 36 39 Maybe she puttered her days "Johnny-on-the-spot” and Inrtltrate Windsor; John Cadman. Vmtvop; whether South Africa as a repub 1 mas lights, some Democrats re- away, taking three times as long and FJmer Bat*. Rockville. Area Fir* Insnrano* Companies as necessary to get her housework the country's government. lic could remain in the British vsrsed their opposition of a year Aetna Fire ...... 86 88 of Insurance Agents He also called for greater trade chairman for Tolland, Vernon, sn4 Commonw'ealth and contln'ue to BARGAIN CENTER ago and didn't miss the chance to done. If this is true, she forfeited Hartford Fire ...... 47% 50% and cooperation with neutral coun- Rockville is Gerald 'Thornton. benefit frfliti commonwealth pref - . put Republicans on record as vot- time she could have used for A State AseecietlM affilleted with the Prescott Brown is area chairman erence in trade as India,■ Pakistan NaUonal Fire ...... 112 122 hobby, or compsnionshlp with trias. Indicating that tariff walls I tag against the Christmas measure. Phoenix Fire ...... 74% 77% NAUONAL ASSOOATION OP mSURANCE AGENTS, INC. would be detrimental'to this ex for ,Ellington and Cryslsl Lake. and Ghana have, Verwo.erd argued Martin, who said the town other women, or doing a few of change. Increased trade,' he said, The goal for funds in this area that commonwealth preference ; didn't have the money anyway, Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. the things shs has put off until will maks the United States strong is $.'54,000. w orks both wa.ys. recommended the Item be tabled 'Aetna Casualty .... 84 87 she "has mors time.’^ economically, and will help The commonwealth has never i. but Mayor Fugene T. Kelley Aetna Life ...... 78 - -SI Maybe last year was dreary be expelled a member, B\it a member FALL JACKET SALE Conn. General ...... 350 375 cause she spm t too much of her OUrMioe H. Aafietseu LaBenne-flllversteln Aseoclato*, Ine. strengthen the countries with becoming a republic must get the ' pushed It to vote. Hftd. Steam Boiler .. 80 * 85 time worrytag about a teen-age Fred T. Baker John H, Isutpen, Inc. which It trades. , New Theater Unit unanimous agreement of the 10 , •- Chamber members B^llam Mal- Travelers ...... 79 82 son Or daughter’s grades. If so, Richard 8. .Oarpenter Charic* W. lAtorop i "We have failed to Impress other commonwealth members to i L kenson, 101 Oleott Dr., and Fred PnbUe CtUltles she can lay down some study rules, Edgar H. Clarke Hertaert J . McKinney these countries.” he said. "We have Meeliu|2; Toiiip;hl stay in the family, and there is ! WOMEN'S M E N 'S 1 1 B O Y S ' Naaslff, S3 Norman St., urged the Conn. Light A Power 24% 26% cut down the teen-ager’s running Maurice P. Oorreatl M. Keaneth Oetrineky to have them on our side." considerable belief that ihe non- ' I $1,200 contribution based on a Hftd. Blectrie Light . 61% 64% around and put the full responsi Crocket Agency, Ine. Aide P a g ^ "There la a tremendous demand front foot levy egainst town, OecU W. Englaiid Leonard D. Klvard The Utile Thenter meets 1o- white members India. , Pakistan, | DACRON—WASH ’N WEAR Hartford Gas Co. ... 45 41 bility for making creditable grades for freedom and self-determination Ceylon, Malaya, Ghana and newl.v > LENGTH QUILLON owned Center Park. The town Telephone ...... 1. 43 45 on tho student's own shoulders— Edward J. HoU Earl* 8. Rehaa among many nations of the world nlght, and any Manchester res Independent Nigeria would re-^ c would have shared proportionate The Jarvis Agency, Inc. Frank P. Sheldon ident may join. The meeting is AlanafactarUig ComiMuUea whSr* it belongs. today,” he said. It is up to this jert the South African republic in FALL JACKETS costs for the lighting with other Arrow, Hart, Heg, .. 52% 65% If having the children back In John L. Jenney Robert J . Smith, Ine. country to help those nations real- slated for the Community Y on N. retaliation for apartheid. SUEDE JACKETS w ith quilted nylon lining. Size* • 10-18. Beige. r Mfdn St.- property owner# and school didn’t lighten her load last Eugene N. Kelly lee their goals. Main St. at 8 o’clock. POPLIN JACKETS Associated Spring .. 16 18 U hualnesBes. Bristol Brass ...... 10 11% year, It’a high time for her to try St. Onge also hit at the Repub The constitutional committee, INniC'rEO FOR MCRDF.R ,-Ohrtlce of button or zipper front. Size* 36-48. Colora: RCe. 7.Z4 j ^ - 4t 7 t The Chamber 'representativea lican administration for Jacking up consisting of chalrmsn RulhfRnw- Dunham Bush ...... 4% 5% to figure out why. • Hartford, Oct. .1 (>T)—A Hart Water repellent, washable, warm quilted, Tan, charcoal, rust. L said other town governments con- Em-Hart ...... 64% 57% interest rates, wjilch has put the ley and members Phil Burgess Sr.. ford County Grand Jury yesterday acetate orlon lining. Choice of charcoal or, _ tribute, and Manchester did be- Fafnlr Bearing ..... 47% 50% country’s economy against a “stone Erna Burgess, Burt Hlcock arid returned a .first degree murder in- O v - fore 1057. The contribution would. Landers Frary Clark 13% 15% wall.” He said the nation’s gold Mary Taylor, will discuss the pro dii tment against Ijeonard Rosier, beige. Size.s 10-lfi. !l have allowed the lights to mtend stocks are at their lowest point in N. B. Machine ...... 17 19 posed-constUtil Ion. 40, New B ritain. REVERSIBLE - up to the Center, rather than end North and Judd .... 15 17 29 years. Members will read a one-act play Tile ease had tn do with the ” south of Osnter Park as they did ’’Remember,” he said, "that in for casting. Meetings will h.e Meld 1 4 - ® ^ Stanley IVorka ...... 15% 17% shooting last .Inly 1.5 of Mrs. Mar ALL NYLON JACKETS ^ last year, after the. Directors re^ Veeder Root ..... i,.. 49 52 making your choice for president, on the Aral and third Wednesdays g a re t Foxw orth, 29, his eommon Waah ’n wear fabric. Red on one aide,’ black en r Jected a similar nquCst for a the Congress will he Democratlcal- law' wife. tb* The shove quotations are not to of the month from now on. other. Size* 10-18. - ; eontributloh. M construed as actual markata. 14.95 ^ . O onal^ en Merits i: Backing the proposal, Mayor Necklaces ta some of the Paris SALE REG. 9.98 ^ Bugene T. Kelly said approval collectons were strung around toe t might prompt requests from other shoulders rather than toe neck. - buslnees districts, "but each one This Is a very new look for Jewelry. //o t new num ber in the. LDW-f^iCE FIELD!
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favor paying cash, rather than ia> memorial service Sunday evening Una ed Brookline, MsiSh fM »t- suing boqds, foi^ atorm drains. RiksktiUe-yernon at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main graat-great granddaughter of . the Menzies Denounces Nikita Judge Orders Other Deoisioa* i l l St. I State News Vermont hero. Some West SMers In other actions last night, tho Obituary DesigBed frmn the keel up for f l r ^ the T,S00-inile soUd fueled Board: CASH . Orieatai Pork Oiopz '. As Hypocrite in UN Debate Mental Exam 1. Daforrod a water main aoaeao- Polaria missile, the Ethan Allen iQeneral Manager Richard Iiuddecke, Olson Wage Three iii Hospital 6 pork loin chops, cut H inch Roundup displaces 6,900 tons and la 410 feet Petition for Sewer ment agalnat Edward Matuabak, DO IT YOURSKP OMl iA V i $$$ Martin’ has ordered water and Highland st, because'tho Inade- Death Qaim^s thick Img. Four more submarines of the (OobUbiM (rota Fag* Oa*) cup soy sauce sewer service shut off for For Goldiiiie quancy of the Highland Park Wa«^ ALUMINUM. TRIKETILT Widi Crash Hurts (Ooati]iaed,fron Pag* Om ) Ethan Allen class have been au about 500 consumers who are % cup su«r thorized and all will be equipped Immediate freedom to all depend Abopt Town Town Dlrectora laat'^ljght re-OBoard revived and approved the ter Co. aystem which used [ to 1 clove garlic, minced very delinquent in paying their serve him forced him to drill hls Police Budget Battle Mrs. Sartor On* of 30 Navy divers, who ex with 16 Polaris tubes in their mld- (Continned from Pa|a One) calved writtan aupport f froin^. i ^ , West idea it rejected last week of plan Three peraona ^ere hospitalized ^ teaspoon salt. bllU. ent area* at once. Menzlca com own well. Thus, he* has ho r|;ed plored the pit Monday, said the shiM section. The shutoffs, according to The Albartua Magnua College Sldera for a sewer pump itation ning a treatment plant to aerve as the result of two separate ac- 1 teaspoon ginger uncle Sam already has two Po mented tartly: Club of JJ4urtford will hold an an Goldfine’a lawyer, E. Bennett BUlUand fijrce CD main project —V whose 1 —100 — West• ■ —— Side —— r~ properties ~M------r~~~. plus —— two c f a new line, recently installed. The call for Vemon’e adjourned , Mrs. Florence IrenjS Morllno Combine soy sauce, sugar, gar quarry was "one o f the worst and Martin’s order to WaUr 8u-. * ^ Marlon Tourwlth, Glastonburyj cMenta around 7 ;S0 last night laris submarines, the George Wash "I venture to aay it ia an act nual open house for prospective William*, and U.S. Atty. Elliot L. eeaamettte hav* been opposed by ^hoola. It rejected last week’s Town Director Theodor* Powell WINDOWS lic, salt and ginger. Pour mix most dangerous diving areas I’ve perintendent Fred Thrall, will 12 Thomas Lefebvre, Frtnch Rd., Bol Sartor, 47, of 37 Perkins 8t., one vdjHi to cut the plant down to a warned the Board it may be set annual town meeting to be held Paul D„ Martin, 21, o f ^Itzgerald seen." ington and the Patrick Henry, but start Nov. 14 and continued of complete hypoerlay for a Com students *t the Embassy roopi of Rlchardaon, offered no objection* residents of that area for many ton; Mrs. Alice Englert and daugh ture over pork chops and allow the Hotel Heublein, 160,Wells St., month*. _ size 'tft serve the schools alone. ting a precedent. SEE DISPLAY A t... Monday evening at the Rockville of the first two women appointed Dr., South Coventry, suffered The quarry frequently la used they're in a different class. Both until a large amount of out munist leader to denounce colonial to the court actloni ter Columbia; Mrs. Esther Daley to marinate 4 to 6 hours, turning recently completed successful sub Hartford, on Sunday from 3 to 6 A petiUon aubmitted at a Board EitheKway, said Kelly, the West 3. Authorized the Pension Board High School was published today as school traffic officer, died yes occasionally. Place on a rack by skindivers for practice. standing bills are paid. Me has ism as If it were an evil character Sweeney thereupon dismissed and *’m. Wapplng: Mrs. Eleanore multiple cuts about the face and - 'X merged laun^inga of the Polaria in authorized Thrall to hire mors p.m. meeting in the Municipal Building Siders wlir have service, no matter to go ahead with a proposal to MANCHESTER AWNING CO. In the midst of varied comment Fi-sher and daughter, Tolland Rd., terday afternoon at Manchester left arm; Marshall IV, dmith, 23, In broiler pan. Place chops 6 to teats at Cape Canaveral, Fla. istic of the western powers, when 152 prospective jurors called for showed people at 69 West Sid* ad what the refetafidum'vote. allow policemen to retire at 55 7 inches from heat. Broil 10 to employes If necessary to com by town .leaders. Vernon; Mrs. Mae Rice and son, Memorial Hospital, after a short Advocate Compact the fact* are that the greateat Representatlvea to the Combined the opening of the trial last Mon dreuea favoired a referendum on Some West Siders last week op after 30 years service. Board 195 WEST CENTER ST.—MI 9-S091 of 82 Windsor Ave., Rockndlle, 15 minutes on first side. 'Turn plete the work. cblonlal power now existing Is the day. He directed that they return William F. Luddecke, chairman Thompsonvllle; Mrs. Jean Tierney illness. She‘-'was the wife of An Catholic Mothers Circle will meet the project Nov. 8, and would be posed the treatment j>lant aa Its Chairman James Arthur said 42 suffered a fractured nose and mul and broil on second side 10 to 15 Norwalk, Oct. 5 (P)—State Ben. JaU$ Face Probe The bills are being collected Soviet Union itself." next Tuesday. He warned them 6:80 AJM. to 5 PM.—THURSDAY to 9 PAL ef the V^emon Board of Finance, and daughter. 162 Bts.sell St. Abner W. Sibal, Republican candi at the office of Tax Collector tomorrow at 6 p:v. pt Church of willing to pay a fair aseeaament aa assessmenta would be h lA er than policemen favor the higher pen thony P. Sartor, who is employed tiple face and forehead cuts; and minutes. Serve hot. Yield: 4 New Haven, Oct. 5 (It)— State Menzies mid he was shocked at against discussing the cas^. ^ Court of Common Pleaa Is ex SATURDAY AIX. DAY who made an impassioned plea DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. date for Congress In the Fourth Paul Cervlnl in the Municipal the Aaiumpftlon. those proposed for the pomp ata- sion contributions this will re by the Town Fire Departpient. Paul S. Gustafson, 64, of 64 Lewis servings. Jail adminiatratop Harold E. Heg- evidence that there were thoae at Goldflne had been brought to pectetax evasion trial, controlled by- Republiconi, does not Middle Tpke. and 841am Rd., and provett aasessments for saw clouB. 349 E. Center St.; Mrs. Beb'- and a daughter, Donna Marie Sar ing Pine St., Just north of Hall until thick and lemon-colored; stir velopment of a national transpor from Dover^R4,. and and also, rejected the budget, leav night, Hegstrom said. Leading off the debate for the 6- held at the Covenant Congregation the request being based on Gold- take office until Nov. T. The par one each era Installed in the Maguire tract. ing the town without official finan tha Clark and son, 377 Adams St. tor, both of Manchester; two Court. In hot white sauce; return to tation policy within the 'Depart Bootlegging pep pills is a multl- Morse Rd Some of the jails are a century mllUon dollar business today, says power resolution, Mahmoud Fawzl, al Church tonight at 7:30. fine’s physical condition. ties differ over mean* of financing,. Director Francl* Mahoney r*' Planting Time! cial authority. After three hours of brothers, Daniel "Morllno of Man Both accidents are still being saucepan; cook and ,stlr oyer low ment of Commerce, immediate fi Presumably, some West Sld4rk .quested that the town public works Investigated by Manchester po nancial aid from the state of Con old, said Hegstrom, who is a for a Federal Food and Drug Admin foreign minister of the United Arab • 7 ■ » Williams said doctorii feared a Last nlgnt’s petition was sub fruitless haggling, th'e meeting was chester and Rocco - Morllno of heat a few minutes. Remove from mer warden at the Federal Correc Republic, speaking for the aponsora,, sulfide attempt by the industrial still oppose the..assessments pro dOpartment repair the road Ih HYACINTHS — TULIPS— DAFFODILS adjourned. Hartford; four slaters, Mrs. An- lice. necticut by changing the railroad's istration official... Sir Abubakar Th* first maetlng. of th* new mitted by Mrs. John F. Clifford, heat; stir In fish, cooked vege tional Institution in Danbury. He appeared to water down the neu ist—one time friend of- Sherman 95 Olcott St., who told Mayor posed under the pump station front bL the Iona Manufacturing Luddecke, who said he was up Pirates Lead tlonette Civiello of Hatford, Mrs. All the injured were taken to tax base, federal grants in aid, and Tafewa Balewa, prime minister of Central Connecticut Coin d u b will tables, parsley, lemon juice, salt said an examination of conditions tralist demands. He revised the be held tonight at 7:80 at the Adams, former aide to President Eugene T. Kelley In answer to package that would serve over 300 Co. on Regeiit St. NARCISSUS — CROCUS — PAPER WHITE set over the budget rejection, said Mary Cordasco of Linden, N.J., Manchester Memorial Hospital by and dash of pepper. With clean "feasibility” studies of plans al newly. Independent Nigeria, told properties. Appeals taken last General Mahager Richard Mar at the New Haven lockup prompted newsmen In London today he doe* proposal to drop any reference to a Whlton Memorial Library. Elsenhower. The court rejected the questions that the signers would If the Board had done nothing about Mrs. Nellie TozzI of Hartford, and ambulance. beater, beat egg whites until stiff ready advanced to Improve com the statewide investigation. request and to make It say .simply year against those assessments tin presented to Outgoing Mayor the police protection appropriation 5 to 2 After 4 I^aFreniere was quoted by Pa muter service. not believe in the Moo system in request. also be willing to have service from Mrs. Phllomena-Casenelll of Hart enough to hold stralfcht peaks; Meantime, Gallogly termed the that the assfimbly "expresses hope Judge Sweeney said hi* action a treatment plant if the pump ata- are still pending in the Court of Eugene T. Kelly a bloCk.and gavel MANCHESTER PLUMBING it would have been criticized any ford. trolman Leo Grover as saying that The bulk of the railroad’s New the United Nations. The sawing group of the Martha featuring wood from Ma^hMter’i fold Into sauce mixture. Turn In dismissals "very imfalr.” He said that as a first step the president of todav was taken under a section of tiori package isn’t approved, aa It Common Pleaa. way. “ The problem was dumped in The funeral will be held at the his brakes failed as he attempted York commuters live In FalrfiMd The Soviet press kept up an at Circle will meet tombrrow at 10 As for party differences, the Barnard Junior High School^^ (ConUmied from P a g . One) to a greased -quart casserole his record in six years at the jail that as a first step president of the the 'U.S. Criminal Code permitting wasn’t In a referendum last May. and SUPPLY CO. our lap.” he said, "and we had to to stop for the stop sign at the County. tack today on UN Secretary-Gen .m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Republicans have said Oiey 'want the hom# ',o f President Andre' John F. Tierney Funeral Home. (about 8 by 3 inches wlOi straight had been flawless. United States of America and the a judge to order examination by Reverse Vote r . T. BUSH JR,, President and Treasurer face up to It.” Three runs, three hits, one er end of Slater St. However, Grover Under the Sibal plan, ^the inter eral Dag Hammarskjpld, charging chairman , of thq. Council of Minis to rework the assesamsnta for the Jackson. The police Item was slashed by 219 W. Center St., Saturday at rides). Bake In moderate (375 de psychiatrists at an Institution to On the strength of the petltiim . "IP ITS HJUIDWARE WE HAVE IT’ ror, one left. (All nins earned). 8:30 a.m., followed by a solemn said there were skid marks 79 grees) oven 30 to 35 minutes; un state compact v/ould ."provide the he suffer* from delusions of ter* of Jhe USSR renew their con New commlttae chairmen recent and Mrs. Clifford’s remarks, the pump station package and they 67rMAIN ST. MANCHESTER 121.400, he said, because the Board feet long, beginning well Into Accident Total* be designated by the court. YANKS SECXIND ' high Mass of requiem at Church til puffed and golden brown. Serve machinery required for determin grandeur... The only polling tacts Interrupted recently.” - appointed for the Manchester Delaware has the highest ]>er WE GIVE GBfcEN STAMPS felt It was not a proper account for Slater St., «nd continuing across The psychlatrl.st win report to capita Income and Mississippi the Berra lined a single to center. of the Assumption at 9. Burial will at once. Makes 4 servings. Mush ing the railroad’s need for public Hartfoid, Oct. 5 UP)—^The State heavy water reactor In the world Menzies, In his first (jf two ap unlor Chamber of Commerce in T the town. The decision was based Tolland Tpke. to the point of im funds and would supervise the use Motor Vehicle Department’s dally elude Alton Sproul, awards and the court. It was Indicated that the lowest of all states of the Union. Skowron dronned a single In short be In St. James' Cemetery. room Sauce; Drain a 3-ounce can produced steam for the first ttan* pearances before the assembly, On a recently cited statute for pact 15 feet off the road. of such moneys, giving the public record of automobile accidents as today in Norway, and scientists scrapbook; Stephen Lockwood, JCI, report may possibly be the subject bidding anv partitioned town to as right, Berra stopping at second. Friends may call at the nmeral of sliced mushrooms; add enough said he wanted to know "whetoer a voice In railroad policy relating of last midnight and the totals on hailed this as a step forward in national and state director; Albert of a court hearing. sume services which might be du- Dale tod . judgment In declining alona he should be the one leader ner In left and the left-flelder’a heavy rain renewed fears of fur (just as it comes from package): Goldflne Into custody pending fur from It.” morning at hts home. 98 Charier Allen, the first In a new class of to meet with Russian Premier Ni of what we'call the western world ... KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS strong throw to Mazeroski doubled ther death and destruction. Thus Add drained niushrooms, 'salt and to be brought under persuasion or Harold Bennett, son of Mr. and ther order of the court. The police function, he said. Is Oak St., after a long Illness. pepper to taste; reheat. nuclear-powered . Polaris missile Protect Gold Faint kita. Khrushchev, at the United •V, personal In comparison to snow re up Berra, who made a vain attempt far nine persons have lost their Nations. . . King Frederick IX and pressure.” Mrs. Harold Bennett, 70 Henry St., Sweeney did not Indicate he had to get back to the bag with a head: He was born In Russia and came lives and unofficial estimates of submarineSf will be launched Nov. Gold paint used on restored an has enrolled at DePauw University, closed the door on an examination moval or other public works. The to this country 45 years ago. He Queen Ingrid of Denmark arrived Menzies mid he was concerned A New Dining Experience! long dive. damage run as high as *10 mil Many models pf automatic elec- 22, it was announced today. tique furniture, will not discolor Oreencastle, Ind. by Goldflne’s physician later. Board agreed that the highway had lived In Hartford for five years In Los Ageles last night by polar with- another aspect of the matter, Ix ira Discounts uff No runs, two hits, no errors, one lion. A night without rain had trip dishwashers have wood chop Named after the Revolutionary If protected with colorless lacquer. He said that until the psychiat appropriation should be left In be- and In Manchester for 40 years. flight from Copenhagen for^ a "It is a well known Communist left. given temporary surcease to ping-block tops—the Ideal surface War leader of the Green Mountain A pressurized spraycan will help Arthur S, Lassow, seaman, USN, rist’s report is submitted, the case rause It serves the general public Mr. Pantaluk was employed by for preparing salads, meats, and Boys, the Ethan Allen will be obtain an .even coat and prevent t\vo-week goodwill tour of the technique, visible quite clearly In WEDNESDAYS ARE FAMILY NIBHTS In the widest sense, not just resi PIRATIM RFXX>ND Army emergency teams, but rain son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Las- will be continued on a day-to-day Dronts R ofulnr Oil McDougald went In to play Cheney Bros, for 40 years until his began to fall again early today. vegetables. sponsored by Mrs. Robert H. Hop- smearing. - United States. many countries, to seek to describe 6:00 to 6:00 PM. dents of the town. retirement five years ago. He was the drama of the world’s problem* sow, 40 Autumn St., Is serving basis. He said. "The people In the rural third base for the Yankees abowd the radar picket ship USS Mazeroski struck out. McDougald a member Of, the Polish Ameri in terms In which the two an- low Pricus un area think we’re taking the police can Club of Manchester. tagoniata are the United States and O’Hare with the 6th Fleet In the sendee awav from them . . . we're' tossed o\it Law. Vlrdon struck out Mediterranean, scheduled to visit No runs, no hits, no errors, none Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. the Sotrlet Union, with all the rest not!” The Board’s action In cut Pauline Pantaluk; a daughter. o f us presumably as Insignificant porta In Spain, Italy and France. Police Arrests ALL YOU ting the police budget la harped on left. $ | | . 5 0 YANKS THIRD Miss Ann Pantaluk; a son, Peter onlookers. If not Insignificant, at the belief that the Vernon Fire Pantaluk; and tw^ grandchildren, least, presumably. Indifferent. Marine* Pvt. Conrad R. Theri thstrlet Is the proper governmen Coats struck . out. Law fielded ault, aon of Mrs. Benoit Beaulieu, Rollie W. Harrlman, 35, of PER Kubek’s high chopper and threw all of Manchester.' "This Is In reality a dangerous iil!i tal division to malnUln this serv The funeral will be held Friday fallacy. I dq not for an Instant ac 125 Loomis St.; and Pfc. Lawrence Providence, R. I., was arrested by CAN EAT PERSON ice. - . him out. H. Gavello, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Manchester police this morning on Law raced off the mound to at 8:45 a.m. at the John B. Burke cuae the sponsors o f the resolu Olson, however, commented that Funeral .Home, 87 E. Center St,, tlon of Intending to give currency Felix Gavello, 147 Spruce St., re a warrant charging him with three the Board Is making policy with field Lopez's bounder Inside the cently depart^ from San Diego, counts of obtaining money under WARM OUTERWEAR followed by a solemn high Mass of to It, but I do venture to say to out authority. He iKtld If the Board third base line and threw him out Calif., with an overseas draft to false pretense. . OLD FASHIONED CHICKEN SOUP In a close play. reqiilem at St. James’ Cihurch at them, with unfeigned respect, that felt the police Item was Improper, 9:30 a.m. Burial will be In East BUSIEST In this sadly troubled world, the Okinawa aboard the transport, USS He was brought to Manchester No nins, no hits, no errors, none SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN It should have omitted the entire Cemetery. real conflict of Ideas and perhaps General Mitchell. from , New London, where he has appropriation. left. been In jail. I'lRATEH THIRD Friends may call at the funeral of even more than Ideas Is between SPAGHETTI—FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 'ORANTOOS' SNOYVSUirS .Because It appropriated a mini the authoritarian doctrines and Salvation Army Sunday School Harrlman is being held under Groat lined a single to right cen home tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock, TOSSED SALAD NEOPOLITAN mal amount, the Board, In effect and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to practices of Communism and those workers will meet tonight'at 7:30 $1,000 bond for presentation In ter. It was his second straight hit “ PARTY LINES” court Saturday. termed that amount was suIBclent o’clock at the Citadel. BREAD and BUTTER—COFFEE OR TEA Skinner lined to Mantle. Stuart 9 p.m. of other systems to which most of WEATHER-R6SIST OUTSIDE for the 10-month Interim fiscal Tis subscribe, in which free men, According to police, Harrlman year, Olson said. By slashing a por smashed a long single to left but Baslo Rule took orders on some phot^aphy Groat was out'trying for third on Miss F.dns F. Forrest Whether freed yesterday or many CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS OLD 75* tion .of the item and by saying that years ago, practice or hope to gov The basic rule of meat cookery work in May and June, accepted a fine throw from Lopez to Me Rockville—Miss Edna Florence payment for the work, and then PAMPERIN6 -WARM INSIDE portion would last only to January IN TOWN - is:' Always. cook meat at low or WHEN accompanied BY PARENTS Forrest, 70, of 29 Brooklyn St., ern themselves In an atmosphere and by recommending the Fire Dougald. Stuart took second on moderate temperature. This rule did not deliver the finished goods. the throw. Clemente filed to Maris died yesterday at Rockville City of Individual freedom.” District assume the remaining Even though a watered down applies whether meat is cooked In the right field corner.. Hospital after a short Illness. Chittagong, largest port of ON THE CONCOURSE AT THE PARKADE costs, Olson said, the Board took She was born June 28, 1890 at version of the neutralist resolution by dry heat—roasting, broiling or on a policy authority. No runs, two hits, no errors, one panbrolling—or moist heat—brais East Pakistan, ships up to 35,000 left. I ■ Plymouth, Mass,, the daughter of ARE OUR was presented, a U.S. spokesman Luddecke has said and repeated ing or In liquid. tons of tea a year. YANKS FOURTH the late Edward and Annie Nichol , said any bid for a top-level meet today that, had the town been on Maris singledi. past Mazeroski son Forrest. She had lived In Rock ing which mentioned any specific a uniform fiscal year, the Board ville more than 50 years and was number of nations, two or four, Little Boys' and Girls' could have cut out the whole ap Into right center. Mantle walked on a full count. It was the first employed In .the local textile mills. CLASSIFIED wdtild be unacceptable. proprlation. This la - because the Sizes 3-6x. Reflrular 10.99 Walk giveniip by Law. Green start She was a member of St. John’s The five nations sponSoriiV the budgist would have been made up Episcopal Church. resolution are the UAR, Com 8 befoi;(l, the fiscal year began. ed warming up again for the Pirates. Vlrdon robbed Berra of a She is survived by a sister, Mrs. munist Yugoslavia, Ghana, In However, under the current ar Wlljiam Pitney of. Rockville, and donesla^ and India. Washable, water repeBwt-QfRRta rangement, the budget comef up possible extra base hit with a ADS! spectacular ninning catch of Yogi's several nieces and nephews. Menzle* objected that discus full quality, pries eat anewaaUa. for approval at least one month Funeral services will be held Fri sion of outstanding questions by after the fiscal year begins and long drive In front of the rlgbt centerfleld wall, 420 feel^ a w a y. day at 1:30 p.m. at the Ladd Just, two heads of government Extra atardy oottona or eotlon and the Vernon constabulary is already Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave. Clemente, also went gflbr the ball would put world problem* out of s u p i r ^ nyhm; with acetate quilt Intertiii- operating on that budget. There The Rev. James L. Grant, rector perspective. He also '.advised fore. Luddecke said, the Board and the two outfielders bumped of St. John’s Church, will ofllclate. agalpst "trying to rush” ‘ a"he^ Inp. DownhlB panta with aiupaod. had a moral obligation to retain a but Vlrdon hsld^ onto the ball. Burial will be In Grove Hill Ceme summit meeting. In addition, he . . . dbtfncNv.. i . deddeefly Glamor, comfort, pr*tlig*...and Iko idOry Beauty. . . economy. . . ipodout cemfertl portion of the police account to Maris tMk'^thlrd after the catch erg. Dgtaehable hobd on Jaekeia. tery. aewl Mfl-cor roowdnew for drWkig luxury of o fua-dze carl ExcHing Sk YSOCKET UveHcr-fkon-ovsr Rocket Engin* rvn* oa allow Its proper operation until the with >lantle holding first. Skow- said, some problems are the con Friends may call st the funeral —iner* toadrew, kweeroem, legreem— Engine performance and imoeth Vlbrd- lower-coil, regular gosl Pka Twln-Trlonglo wheels of decision could turn. ron singled to left scoring Marls, cern o f all four big powers, and home tomorrow from 7 to 0 p.m. Britain and France should. there >N* iww ee*e M emnf wd Ike exhaoreting Tuned Ride . . . both axdMivo,wllk Oldc Stability . . . ond Ik* hondlng oom ye. Olson and Luddecke both hope Mantle stopping at second. Mc- I of Ike 5iryj(OCirffrEiigln. I mebtl.l Easy to g.t in...*ady to dt Ini •xpMt;frem . qvotity-bidlt, fuR-di. corl for cool and objective reasoning Dougald fouled to Hoak. Richard fore not be left out. Edward O. Meredith Menzies said that ” to narrow Iji the coming meeting Monday son filed to Vlrdon. Coventry Edward George "Ight One nin, two hits, no errors, 'down the meeting of the four Into two left. Meredith of South St., died last a meeting of two o f them means, night at Windham ■■ Community to my mind, the attaching, for ITALIAN FABRIC SUBURBAN PIRATES FOURTH Memorial Hospital In WHIImantlc. unstated reasons, of special re Burgess filed to-Mantle. Hoak He was born Jan. 12, 1895 In COATS HAVE THE INSIDE NEWS Walked on a full count. Mazeroski, East Hartford, the son of Edward sponsibility to two nations alone.’ Hospital Notes He also expressed doubt of the LD SM O B I l_E "61 on an 0-2 count, drove a long home and Ellagene Simpson Meredith. run over the scoreboard In left usefulness of ■ 2-nation aummlt OramaMr OIrft' aliee 7«I4 Patients Todsv: 231 He was employed at the Connecti field, well p.ist the 36.5-fool sign. cut Bank and Truat Co. In Hart talks In -view of events at the Seguhr I1.M ADMITTED YERTERDAV: Mrs The blow aeored Honk ahead , of U.N. assembly session In the past Marilyn Pierson, 1.5 Brosd St,:'Rny ford for 18 years, until 1949 when exciting new style leaders him inrreHHlng the pirates' lead to he became , associated with the Three new jininga: Orion* acrylic Gsrey. 42 .Seaman Circle; .Steven .5-2 Duke .Vl.ins, a righthander, be The United SUtea la reported Trlpk*. East Hartford; Rlelisrd American Thread Co. In Wlllimap- or.atriped rayon pile; or brushed gan warming up In the Yankee tlc. He retired In 1957. He was a . to want-a different approach to Huitman, .53 Russell St,; Sandra hiillpen. Coates’ fourth pitch to .negotiations, not mentioning plaid. All double the warmth of Luclous, 349 E Center Si.; Ralph veteran of World War I In which with a new performance punch Law hit the pitcher on the knuckles, he served In the U.S.'Navy. '^ 'summit meeting but just expreaa our partly woolen sportster coat*. Franklin. Tolland: Mrs .Stella of his lift hand. Law needed no at ’. Ing a desire to ease tension* at an Gentilcore, 57 Oa)< St,; Frnnels _ ...... He Is survived by hls wife, Mrs. tention ns he was awarded first Bessie Bradshaw Meredith; a unspecified level. Kostenko. I ll Florenre St ,; \lra j b a a / Virdon" fouled to Skowr'om President Kwame Nkrumah of brother, Charles E. of Manchester;' Barbara Sehumann, Wapplng: Jo)m ^ Croat lined lo Mantle; who made a Ghana, an influential African lead and full-size com fort! CHARGE^rr YOUR WAY Riel, 103 Bretton Rd ;. .lohn, Ferrell, (me running ratch of the sinking three sisters, Mrs. I.a>uls Benton of er, urged support o f the'5-power Coventj-y: Robin Re'dens. 68 Lin- ilfive in right renter. Vernon, and Mrs. Ruth Powill and resolution which now expressed AT GRANTS Mrs. Jean Morhardl, both of Hollis wood Dr ; Batti.tta Benedetto. 61 Two run.a, one hit, no errors, one "hope" for the Elsenhower- 6 ConvMitcnt Plans to Suit Your Need* Homestead .St ; Mrs. Adelia T’aria- I'-fl. ter, St., Manchester; and seyeral Khrushchev meeting rather than eau. 3.59 Woodland SI.; David Riley. nieces and nephew*. "requeatlng” one. Wapplng; Ruasell Cowles-. Ea,:\
WEDNESI^AY, OCTOBER 5, 19^0 MANC^STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1$60 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1960 J la n fh c i^ r C o rn in g J|rra U i e$ 13 to 2 4
United SUtes.” Hogw anawerad. the \>uUdlng and devalopmaat Police Nab Man, 22, "I lost a lot of buddies in Korea. UofH Starts Move gram, and the public relatlona of Mjiw Wordi a Minute Somebody ought to put him away. fice. ' ' AL FASHidN SHOW Hie parenU, Mr. and Mrs. Joeeph To New Campus Completion of the General CSaas- Civitan Hears Carrying Molotov Hogan, told newsmen ‘Tt's really room Building is how under way. SP(»niORBD BT MANCHESTER BSMBLHIM CLUB Salterns Pond Board^s Cnmce LIpion Pond D^cisii nothing. The boy haf Just had too W itt occupancy set for later tnana for formal dedication next FASHIONS BT THB FAIR of MANCHBSTBSR PAMCADB month will be made public soon. GhtlAlerboxBatellite Aid Cocktail for Nikita much to drink.” this faU- ths first tenant of the Tom Brennan Hogan Is a laborer at a radio and For Next Neii (Continaed fri»u Page One) television factory. University of Hartford’s newOen- ‘Pigm y* F a e to rie a S FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 8:15 PJW. Training dlplomata In the culture eiml Classroom Building has open The Molotov cocktail was used ■altor’a Fond h u bean ptdead by*.-toilet faellltlee than State officials of the nations to wMch ttark and Recreation Cora* were woridnc fine. and Polaris submarines and the eral Dag Hammarskjold has an explosive and the carrying of a is William P. Morrison, admtssiona ially-dealgned detergeiri dls- vored Balter’s over Buckley and le 619. Club he favors revamping the Ronald ’Vernier, SB Milford Rd. ion' decided lost night to in* •They reaponded to Initial com Army’s land4)ased Infantry and apartmentHJiere. ^ deadly weapon with intent to uee director at Hlllyer, with Mies sers In new electric, dishwash Bowera Schools, partly because of in their thinking about Salter’s American diplomatic corps eo that a representative of tte State mands given to them from both rocket troops. The bomb threat was one of a it. Theodora N. Bunco -as admlsai ers automatically distribute -tte the greater population It would development, ncreation officials officers are proficient end sym Delta C h a ^ r, Royal Arch Ma ter Commission to discuss that our ground stationa,” he said. The Defense planners consider a series of incidents that have Meanwhile, Hogan waa q&os- aseietant. '' cleaning agent during the washing serve and partly because tte two see the possibility of stocking Sal pathetic In the culture, communlce- eons, will meet at the Moeonie problem with tommissioh mem* two main stations for the experi space communications system plagued city police since the U.N. tioned concerning a myeterioua Already on the campuv^fSoffin cycles at Just the right, time and INVESTMENT PROBLEMS •choole offer inferior phyrical set ter’s pond for fishing, cresting s timi and religious heHtage of na Temple, tonight a t 7:80. After a hers at a meeting "wMch will be ment are at Ft. Monmouth and necessary because of the inade seeaion began. On Sunday, a bomb blast of low grade explosive pow added, are hie adminlstrotlva staff, in Just the right amount ' ups. According to Recreation Su picnic area east of the Bathhouse, tions where they serve. busineu meeting, tte Royal Arch held aombtime o f ^ No.y. 8. exploded in Times Square, injur Our oA m la cRmi IliniWay evaolngs from. T to t •’clock 'fm fffUw, Puerto Rioo. quacy of present methods. They der Sunday In Midtown Duffy your Convealeac*. If you prefer, we will have one of our capuwe perintendent Jampe H. Herdic, and building the pool south and Brennan said Khrushchev’s fail degree will be conferred. There |Laat night, the Boardxpf Dl* If Courier IB proves the feasi feel cables are overloaded and vul ing several persons. V Square, Injuring seven persona. regiatorad repreeentotiTee caO on yon, at yomr convculwioe, to Bowen waa oasily ruled out on slightly east of the bathhouse. ure in the United Nations to distract will be a oociol hour and irelresh- store put off diecueskm until. lU bility of using such vehicles for nerable to salMtage and that The 8,000 city policemen as Hogan denied he had anything to aaalat yon. m e tte r yonr problem tavolveo one taonsaad *r » tw ecoree.. A water line from fcydall St. to attention from constructive ac menti. eting on Oct. 26, but since swift movement of secret military shortwave radio Is often unreli signed to guard the U.N., Khrush do with it and hie parents told po million dMlara, we have the fa ^ tle a to render yon complete Poulation data show that tte the bathhouse would bring water complishments of the world organ creation group will not h^/e''-. Informatiaa, the Defense Depart able and subject to Jamming. chev and other world Communist lice h^Avaa a t home at the time. ' Souttweet portion of tte school's isation demonstrated the success de a recommendation by that ■ervlee. to the pool. of America’s role in strengthening Arnold Lawrence, 671 Porter ment plans a network of opera Commercial communication In leaders have been on the alert for population area can be eerved by St., hai been reelected to a two- e It appears unlikely that the terests also will benefit from the Just such an emergency. JIalfour Week’s Wash tte pool at Mancheater High Bathhouse t n ^ c would be re the U.N. tional Courier satellites within a versed so that swimmers would year term .os a director of the tgolng Democratic Board of Di few yean. Courier findings. Detectives said Hogan had been Sttool and the northwest portion He lauded the record of President rectors will reach a decision. drinking at various bart, and at PTA W in Hear Shearso n , H a m m ill 8 C o . . by a pool at Salter’s. enter from the pond side end Eisenhower and * Vice-President Connecticut Society for Crippled come out of the bathhouse to the Nixon. Children and Adults, whlch’^ls cele The newly elected Board, under one of them he saW Khrushchev I Nwr Tot Stock iMcA—e* I Herdlo said ako that tta land publican control, will take of on television at-a U.N. session. Parly Platfojr^ available at Bowers slopes ataeply pool on the south side. An en He told Chvitan members he brating 25 y w n of service to the IN THjRTY MINUTES! Mondieeter • MItelieil 3-1S71 would hold regulq.r open, hours In physically handicapped in the fice Nov. 7. When the Soviet leader pounded 913 Mein (uod that there le no outside en- trance gate would have to be cut Meanwhile, Planning Engineer , ■ ^ his desk — In disapproval of the Platforms of the misJhr political tranoe to the locker rooms; which Into the fence Just prest of the every town In the district if he is state. elected. ward Rybezyk is studying legal Here's The Shoe proceedings — Hogan became an parties will be discussed at the are tiot on the ground level. bathhouse, and a fence, would be ipecta of the purchase propo^. gry. He found a bottle, filled' It first fall meeting of the 'Waddell OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY , Commission Chairman John. Dor built around the pool. Robert E. Oppelt. radarman jhe Hartford Electric Light Co. is For You! with gasoline, stuck a cloth In School PTA tonight at 8 o'clock mer, after consulting Buckley The pool would be similar to one first class, USN, son of Mrs ajsking $9,000 for the pond and side and headed toward the U.N., In the Waddell school auditorium. P ^ elp al Vincent Ramlsl, agreed already In operation at Verplanek Vemon Man Held Theresa Oppelt, 237 Center St., some land around it. police said., Atty. John Shea, chairman of . 7 DAYS A WEEK that a pool at that school would School. If present plans arS car and husband of the former Miss Flowage righta complicate the When newsmen asked what he the Republican Tovm Committee, take up too much of the play area, ried out, a third one^ would be built On Evading Count Shirley F. Woonster of Hartford, proposed purchase. One thing the planned to do with the fire bomb, and Irving Aronson, Democratic now used at recess time and ^ In the eouthem part of town, pos recentjy was graduated from the WASHERS slblly In connection with the devel electronic technicians’ advanced planners want to know le whether he replied: member of the State Legislature, .m it c o lENMX midday. Herdic also said it was A secopd man has been charged the town, which owns land aroimd "I was after Khrushchev.” ' will present the platforms of their posslbls a pool there woirtd'have opement of the vast Globe HoUow radarman school at the U.S. Naval the pond, will have the right to ••Why?’: respective parties. Refreshments to be located father fyrky from parcel. * ____ with evading responsibility as the Schools Command, Treasure Is land, San Francisco, Calif. dtaw water from It. If the pond •'Khrushchev was Insulting the will be served in tte cafeteria. result of an accident on Ifernon K-\ iai In private ownership. 16-Pound 8t. late Friday night. The Hartford Simmons Club will 'Town Planning Commission Girl Scouts Wm Celebrate Walter A. Meyer, 23, of Bolton hold a dessert bridge and millinery embers, who have explored the Rd., Vernon, posted a $100 bond fashion show at the Avon Coun . mdi are reportedly divided over Double Load for court appearance Saturday. try Club In Avon Oct. 15 from 1 ^ e th e r buying the pond would be Sunday, James H. Sullivan, 24, lo 4 p.m. Proceeds will benefit the a iwlse move for the town. ^^ Foundihg of USA Movement of Bolton Rd., Vernon, was ar A strong plea for clearing up rested and charged ivlth the same club’s scholarship fund from which They Hope Town Vote Was a Forecast an annual award la made to a girl Uhlon Pond and all other water GOSPEL HALL 50-LB. COMMERCIAL DRYER Plans for Manchtsteris partlel-fBrown, Miss Em ily^Ith and Miss offense. bddles In to-wn came last night Republican Town Chalman Jolm F. Shea Jr. (left) accepU congratulationa from fellow RepuWj- from the greater Hartford - area. 416 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER pation in a nationwide. . > celebration-_i.e— Evallne Pentland. This will ben* tnff the However, police say further Inr from Winston Sharpe, a member of last townwide event to be spon cans Kenneth Geyer and Thomas Brennan on Mancheater election results. All thrw vestigation revealed that Meyer the Park and Recreation Commis- DRY 10c-TO MINUTES- of the founding of the Girl ScouU dates In the November election. Shea Is running for a post m representttive from Mancherter In was the driver of Sullivan's car, Fred- BHsh HI. 72 Church St. A series of addresses will be given in the of tte USA were outlined by Mrs. sored by Manchester Girl ScouU be the General Assembly, Geyer for State Senator from the fourth- senatorial district, and Brennan will .speak on set design at the al6n. Ross Begg, program chairman, at fore the local group will merge with Sullivan a passenger at the above Hall every evening this week (D.V.), Tho MHuhobU for U.S. repreientatlv* from the first Congrresslonal district. Brennan spoke yesterday^ to the Man- time. second meeting of the newly Hie only washing machine manufactured that pre- a meeting of the board of Birec- with the Greater Hartford Girl formed Little Theater of Man- tore of the, Mancheater Girl Scout Scouts to become an area council Chester Civitan Club. (Herald Photo by Pinto.) '______A parked car belonging to An Saturday excepted, at 8 o'clock; Sunday at vinvl non-wovn toinette Gelsomlno of Hartford eW tet ‘tonight at 8:15 at the Tickets Available soaka your clothes and ^ves you 3 separate rinses. Council last night at the Girl on Dec. 7. Community Y. Anyone Interested 7 p.m . by w all cloth that Scout office. The annual Girl Scout cookie quires property owners «r leaaees Tolland Tpke., the Wilbur Croee waa nicked in the slight collision, ' Founders’ Day will be obeerved drive will begin Oct. 21. Mrs. John to make their own requesU, involv Parkway, ^ d W. Middle Tpke.; police said. in Little Theater is Invited to at For Police Ball MR. JAMES McCullough YOU CAN WASH • SHEETS •nakaB Ufa aaifor here on Oct. 31, marking tte 100th Jacobs, 125 Brookfield St., will be Board Passes ing their own land. (4) between Spencer St. and Laurel tend. > anniversary of ttie birth of the cookie sale chairman. Girls will The ordinance also givee the Lake; and (6) between Wotherell ' * » With only a week and a half left Girt Scout founder, Juliette Gor chief of police discretion to allow St, Keeney St., Bush Hill Rd., and Lakota Council, Degree of Poc "EVANGELIST" • SUPCOVERS •BEDSPREADS for you I take orders for cookies from Oct. Employe Charged ahontas, wrill meet tonight at 7:30 before the second annual Police don Low. 21 to Oct. 81. Hunting Law discharge of firearms by organized Hillstown Rd. man’s Ball at the State Armory BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Girl scouting started in Manches target-snooting clubs such as the In the past, ordinances aimed at at Odd Fellows hall. Members will • 6x9 COTTON RUGS' • DRAPES A limited supply of Girl Scout satisfying Little's group were With $37 Theft complete plana for a Halloween on: Oct. 15, Sgt. Geoge Mc- SUBJECT: So easy to cleas, Fabriqne vinyl iion>woTeB wail dodi k I ter In the fall of 1919, only seven calendars will be available at the Hunting was voted In Manchee- one at the hieh school. Caughey, ticket chairman, reports years after the first troop in the Girl Scout office from Nov. 14 to ter last night, but the sport will Hunting permits would be renew scrapped as the Directors heard party. Membera who wish to do “THE COMING OF THE LORD aad-water wadiable. ^nsaae, crayon, aoil, ataina vanish in n jil United States was organised in able each year and the maximum stories of irresponsible gunplay told William A. Johnson, 21, 28 Pearl nats articles for a gift table for that there are only 18 tables left Nov. 30. Troop leaders are advised be permitted only on land whose by residents opposed to hunting al to be sold. The ridi, dccoradve bbric alao protecta wall anikoea, k i Savannah, Ga., by Mrs. Low. to place orders, early, and payment owners or leases request it and fine for violations of the ordinance St., was arrested late yesterday the Great CoimcU seaslon may Founder of Troop 1 in Manchester is $100. Hunting, restricted to shot together in Manchester. and waa charged with theft and bring donationa to the meeting or Five couples, can be accom AND RELATED EVENTS” No W aiting leaktant, ootm impcrfectiona, pulk off easily for ndecorating. will be required at the time of de obtain an okay from the chief of modated at each table. .was Miss Julia Buxton, now of police. , guns, must be 600 feet away from But no opposition was heard to larceny. call Mrs. Clarence Miller, past Exquisite Fabriqne stays equally 'attractive, in a ronj^-and- Springfield, Mass. Troop 1 waa livery. roads or buildings. the latest proposal. Others who sup Det. Sgt. Joseph Sartor said Pocahontas, 97 Ridge St. McCaughey hopes that by the In these days of unusual turmoil and unrest all over the Also, the land must be within ported It last night were Sidney A. night of the ball all 60 tables at world, the above subject should be of special Interest, to tumble child'a room, the bnsiest kitchen or the quietest den. It registered at national headquarters the limits of live areas Spelled out Five Areas Johnson Is charged with taking 28 Double Load Washers Feb. 18, 1930, and hka continued in The five areas to which the sport Wheaton, 1632 •’Tolland Tpke., and $37 from Jack’s Coffee Shop at 69 A basic leaderthiip course for the Armory will be filled. both saved and unsaved. Surely the end of the age must enhances the charm of aity room for yean. in an ordinance approved unani Fred Nassiff, S3 Norman St., who Mauric^ Landerman and his pr- be nearjln speaking of the approaching end our I/>rd said: active existence ever alnce. Two Public Records mously by Town Directors last is still restricted are; (1) north of E. Center St. on Sept. 22. new Brownie and Intermediate Evoything shonf Fabriqne k in the best of taste (as yon expect bflier troops Organised during 1920 the Wilbur Cross Parkway between said the State requires new hunters Johnson was employed there at Girl Scout leaders will start to chestrai^'ivill supply the music. •'And there shall .be signs In the Sun, and in the Moon, and 16 D RYERS night. The , law ‘will take effect to take courses In safety and con In the Stars, and upon the Earth distress of Nations, with from K ^e). Stop in and aee our wide selection of smart colon were Troop 3 at South Methodist WarraatM Deeds in ten days. . Buckland and Slater St.; (2) be the time, according to Sartor. morrow from 9:80 to 11:30 a.m. at Reservations may be mads by Church end Troop 8 at Center Con tween Burnham St., Windsor St., servation, and 35,000 qualified in The Investigation is continuing. South Methodlat Church. calling the police station. perplexity . . . Men’s hearts falling them for fear, and and designs. gregational Church. William James Maguire to Louis The vote, moved by Director and Tolland Tpke.; (8) between the last four years. for looking after those things which are coming on the - Manchester Girl Scouts will hpn- L. and Theresa R. Daigle, proper Thomas' Bailey, came after sev Earth.” LUKE 21:25-26, ,br the founders of local scout ty on E. Maple St. eral townspeople praised the William James Maguire to Ro Buckland Junior Fish, and Game droops at a tea on Wednesday, land H. and Charlotte Boisvert, Manchester Parkade Jfov. 3. The tea will be held In the Club, an organization of 16 boys property on E. Maple St. for whom 172 acres of land la Arst floor reception room of South William James Maguire to Earl Methodist Church from 8 to 6 p.m. expected to be provided off Tol R. and Charlotte ,M. Kaaulke, prop land Tpke. E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. Ths tea wUl be for aU friends of erty corner of Oak and Grandview Offers Froporty veeutlng, all registered adult Sts. LAUNDERCENTER 723 MAIN ST. MANCHESTBt scouts. Senior Scouts and past reg Mrs. Myrtle Williams, 16612 Tol Rachel Jane Perrett to Franklin land Tpke., said the boys are istered scouts. J. Grtmaaon, property at 163-165 Mrs. Benjamin Harry will Ito trained in proper handling of fire Summit St. arms and their club builds "good chairman, assisted by Mrs. J. S. Executor’s Deed Others in Chrysler's price class are building Margaret I. Glenney, executrix character, honesty, and integrity. ‘ under the will of Christopher Glen The boys ’’conduct themselves ney, to Franklin J. Grimason, Well,” she added, ’’and I am per Jr. editions for '61. Not Chryslerl ^ Whyl^^Because Ghrysler's reputation has always |^een based on full-size, full- ATLANTIC fectly willing that they should use property at 163-165 Summit St. my property.” RIRNACE OIL Blarriage License According to townspeople who value cars. Result I your investment in a Chrysler will not be compromised by lesser cars bearing the Chrysler name. Antomatie Delivery Andrew Paul Search of 10 Washington St., Vernon, and Ruth favored the ordinance, 78 acres on L T. WOOD CO. Amy TVler of 8 Washington St., Tolland Tpke. would be added to ALL NEW Fhoae MI 8-1129 Mrs. Williams’ 62 by WUUam Vernon, Oct. 15, North Methodldt Church. Thornton, who lives at 148 6. Lake- wood Circle; 32 acres by Samuel Feltham, 1506 Tolland Tpke.; and , . And Here 10 acres by Joaeifii Moteunas, 1816 ToHand Tpke. AU tte parcels adjoin. Charles Glods, 1693 Tolland Tpke., said he would add 45 or 50 more acres if the State,- which has 1961 MERCURY stocked his parcel, gives up its lease. He added a 90-acre sanctuary owned by Fred Holland of East Hartford lies near the hunting tract, which the club could use for AND METEOR sporting activities, other than hunting. Supports Ordnance "600" and "800" SERIES Director-elect Harold A. Turk- ington, who attended the meeting in the Municipal Building, also supported the ordnance, sajtog It would benefit the club. Even If It •did not go all the way In satisfy ing other hunters, ' Turklngton said, they would be able to hunt under its provisions. The sport is outlawed here at-preaent by a 1918 ordinance which the Board voted to repeal.. Matcury MateerflOO 2-deer Hardtop A group of hunters headed by Wilber Uttle, 195 Spencer St., had Wanted five large areas opened up to the sport, with property-owners Priced Right In The Heart Of The Low-Priced Field able to post their land against it if they Wished.. However, Maiyor Eugene T. 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And unexcelled torsion- For GLEN RAVEN bar handling [ 'The Newport! Full-sizfe proof that Chrysler can't be beat for value. Ask your dealer. He's waiting 3. Freedom from gorten. 8. Freedom from girdles. X Freedom from garter belts. 4. Fre^om from sagging. TIGHTS with a key and the widest smile in town 1 Them! gmall (Fits B’ to 6’8”). Medium small (FlU B’3” to &’6”). Seamless and Full Faidtlbned Conie Madlum large (fits 6’6” to S’S’’). Largs (Flt«..B’8’’ and ovtr). CHRYSLER '6l! NEWPORT • WINDSOR •NEW YORKER • 300/0 ~ ’“12»2.50 •rSl»3.00 n . 4 9 MORIARTY Oelent Bed. Block, Gold, O P t ^ rUEM PUKNXaUL PAMUNO O w eo ,. OomeL BeyaL CMager, Beige, WMte, Flak oad Btae. H T l U - ’ O BROTHERS CHORCHES MOTORS s o i ^ n - em n n sTHET-iyii 3 - s i 3B MAUr BT„ MANGHESIBB MAIN o r , BIAKOHBBIEB • Ops* « Dapit Itamdagr Tm B PJI. ■ ■ . > • ______-r- ■ / - f : \ /. ■ I--- .
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Acorn, ‘La Gorregidora’ O ctf^r’s Maihet Basket butternut and Hubbard aquash, as well as pumpkins, wlu be -.J.. -.1 - - Wf abundant Mexican Heroine Potatoes, turnips, earrots and TOPINOTCHIFOODS Aftords Abundant Variety onions are alao In tha October Mexico City—Meadeo has many Market Basket. heroes In her ly er of Independence TAKES ONLY r By MIU>IU!0 SMITH • miotaln food that can be used In ISO years ago, but only ona hero Markatiag SpeedaUat combination with other foods for ine,.- "La Corragldora,” whoSa MANCHESTER STORE SPECtALS-Spcelalt Start W ^iitiai at S aM Raa TIniaday, Friiay a ii Uatverallgr M Oonaectleat main dishes, used In sandwiches, Paris Will Erect raUier aevere profile adorns 80- CHsp, autUBui days art harvest plssa, or to accompany fresh ap peso banknotes and 5-eentavo days; thayra alao tha tlma whan ple or pumpkin pie. Towering Center coins. Her name was Dona JoMfa Mpatltea clamor for haarty fooda. Milk, cottage cheese. Ice cream Ortls de Domingues. Corregidwa nioughta turn to ataws, roaata, and other dairy products will all be means a domineering or bossy apple p)le, aquatfi and'pumpkln pie, In ample supply. Paris '-— A Frendh equivalent to woman but the term Is ussd with and parhapa sweet cider. Apples and sweet elder will make New York’s Rockefeller Center Is affection. Hers Is what we are likely to colorful displays In food stores and to rise close to the heart of Paris. Dona Josefa learned that the And In the market during October: at roadside markets. Connecticut's As part of the 50-acre project the Government had discovered her TOP NOTCH DOLLAR main varieties, McIntosh, Cortland main Montparnasse railroad sta Baef will be quite plentiful, about fellow conspirators’ plans and had 10 pareant greater In quantity than and Delicious will all be, available, tion and subsidiary buildings are ordered their arrest In time for last jrear at this time. This means liie apple crop in Connecticut is to be raepd and a new station Is them to escape she passed the a good supplyof roasts and steaks, considerably smaller than average. to be built. word to her leader by slipping a This was due to a poor set last as well as cuts for pot roasts and A 50-story office building, Paris' note through.a keyhole. stews. spring, and not to hurricane winds, first skyscraper, and six 18-story although Donna did reduce the Pork Is not as plentiful as it was moderate-rent apartment build OHnSF OFFIOBR8 ELBOT TO BUY A N Y OF THESE SMARTg NEW last year. Thera may ba more veal quantity to be hand-picked to some ings ars planned. Under the build than uiual. Lamb is going to be at degree. Washington, Oct. 8 ( f l — Capt. ings will be railroad offices and Adolph Pastor# of the Connecticut VEGETABLE Ita leaaonal peak of supply. If Native grapes may be available parking space for 1,300 can. GIANT your family likes lamb you might early In October, and pears will be State Police has been elected ser consider putting some In your In good supply all' month. Fresh geant-at-arms of the Chief Offi freeser. cranberries are very plentiful this Canada Third in Phoilea cers of North America and Provin cial Police Departments. The W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES Broilers arc abundant and tur season. TENDER PEAS keys will be available, although in Vegetables, especially those of 'Ottawa—In per capita owner group held its annual meeting here Chtysler Lines at Chorches the cabbage and squash families, ship of telephones only the Unit yesterday In connection with the ■■j Slightly smaller quantity than last 67th conference of the Interna rer w.— ______• ------_____ models,____ Including — ‘thla Newport four-door October. will be plentiful and reasonable. ed States and Sweden exceed Can Cairyder iter IWJl c^ea^ In thw eerlea Md t t o t ^ RED TOMATOES ; ada, which has one phone i< tional Association of Chiefs of Po aedan. The new C h ille * r* are now on ^i—dliplay'at1. « rChorchee Motom, 80 Oakland St. Cheeaa will be featured all Cauliflower, broccoli, green cab through October. Here Is, a hlgh- bage,. red cabbage, and Brussels every four people. lice. rice, noodles. These foods provide SLICED CARROTS food energy, plus liberal amounts ■ a—303 " Teens Control Weight of protein. Iron, several B vita mins. GOLDEN YELLOW CORN CANS With Sensible Eating Two Plants Going WHOLE BEETS In Ghost Town By OATNOR MADDOX '^milk, two slices o f bread and a CUT WAX BEANS NE Food and Mailceta Editor glass of milk provide a nutritious Enunet, Ark.—Two very live FV>od, not etarvatlon, la the teenage breakfast, especially when an egg or a slice of ham 1s added. "ghosts"—a buggy factory and a CUT GREEN BEANS >>■«<■ for any weight loaa program No matter how overweight a teen rocking-chair plant—are ^ iv e In the ghost town of Arkla Village, SUITS you will aUck to. That goes for ager is, he (or she) must eat a near Eknmet. It Is a Recreated fron every member of " the fwnlly. balanced breakfast that amounts to from one-third to one-fourth of tier town of the mld-1800’s. FOR Right now, when the new school A complete line of horae-and- year begins, teenage girls should his total dally food. F A N C Y C U N G BEST BUY pony-drawn vehicles— from gov Further, in "The Safe and Sure be reminded that sensible eating erness carts to prairie 'schooners Is the surest way of controlling Way to Reduce,” he advises par and stagecoaches — is manufac their weight ents, that even though a child Is tured. The rockers are reproduc Teenagers have great need for fat, he or she must eat some food tions of frontier and early-Amerl- PEACHES 303 calories at this actively growing from each of these four. groups can models. FALl period. In an important new look every day: - 1. Meat Oroup—^Two or more f a n c y b a r t l c t t on overweight problems. "The Illiteracy High Safe and Sure Way to Reduce." servings every day of beef, veal, CANS lamb, pork, variety meiV (liver, Dr. W. H. Sebrell Jr., director of Washington — Latin America, the Institute of Nutrition Sciences heart, kidney), poultry eggs, fish, and shellfish. As alternates, dry with a population estimated at at. Columbia University, la quoted 200,000,000 has 70,000,000 illiter PEARS as follows: "The major problem In heans and peas, lentils, nuts, pea nut butter. All these provide pro ates. Because of a shortage of leading teenage girls into correct classrooms and of 400,000 teachers, eating habits that will help'them tein for growth, Iron and B vita mins. only 00 to flO per cent of Ite chil grow strong but not fat Is to dren attend primary school and guide their choice of high calorie 2. Milk Group—^Mllk and milk products. (For fat teenagers he 10 per cent attend high school. foods to those that contain large Only 350,000 attend universities; amounts of protein and other nu suggests non-fat dry milk or skim swier UFE HANDSOME milk.) this compares with 8,000,000 In the trients as well as calories. For ex United States. ample as snacks, drinks with a 8, Vegetable-Fruit Group—Four RIANT m milk base are better than cola or more servings a day, with at 100% PURE WOOL drinks, peanut butter sandwiches least one serving from orange and better than potato chips, cheese grapefruit for essential vitamin C. COUNT BOXES burgers better than can<^ bars.” The more dark green and yellow GAS HEATING Dr. Sebrell warns parents that vegetables, the better. P. STOLTZ FACIAL TISSUES HARD-FINISH the tendency to skip breakfast by 4. Bread and Cereal Group— fat teenagers Is dangerous to their Four or mote servings of whole C H 7-2651 health and is not the way to help grain or enriched or restored cer AD 2-5946 WORSTED them- lose weight. A breakfast of eals Including breads, cooked or FREE ESTIMATES fruit or fruit Juice, cereal with ready-to-eat cereals, macaroni. CALO FARM HOUSE REG. CAT or FOR MATTRESS and BOX DANS APPLE PIE 2 PANTS h id bond^ SPRING SETS DOG FOOD
PH8.BUILT BORDCR BOTH FOR INNERSPRING MATTRESS and BOX SPRING U. S. CHOICE BONELESS • / A. Black or Brown Moccasin Blutchwr. B. Naw Buckit ovor black $hea Leofar TWIN OR FULL SIZE. In all the newest patterns and shades C. Now Hoort Wing Tie in Black. D. Now Block Continontol Deubla Swirl for Fall. Siz^s ^5 to 50. Regulars, Longs, E. Black leother,Gore Loafer. P. Suede Chuko Loaf er In whippet or Mock. Shorts, Stouts and Short Stouts. Slip d b j u x e q u a l it y BOTH FOR into one of these suits tomorrow. INNERSPRING MATTRESS $ 0 0 . 0 0 ^ 0 and BOX SPRING TWIN OR FULL SIZE. CHUCK ROAST ANOTHER SMOOTH POSTURE DESIGN BOTH FOB INNERSPRING MATTRESS $ 7 0 . 0 0 and BOX SPRING TWIN OR FULL SIZE. CHICKEN MADE TO SELL^Oir$59.95 FAMOUS NAME
OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY TILL 9 ?M. TIiIb Goupoii WORLD FREE ALTERATIONS GREEN UOINI STAMPS SLEEP 880-Ml MAIN ST. FREE! 50 LEGS and "AT THE CENTER" REGAL’S YOUR J) Phone MI 0-0888 IWED., THURS.I With $5.00 purchase. One per adult — IN REGAL'S FINE SHOES HOWARDS customer. Good in Bfanchester store STORE FRU SAT. only. Expires Saturday, Oct. 8, 1960. PAL FOR MEN AND YOUN(3 MEN! That means PERMANENT ALTER- 'f fli- IN QUARTERS A T ip N S 'for the LIFE of the gar LET US HT YOU TO A PAIR TOMORROW ment. Regal not only alters the gar TOP NOTCH COUPON ment at the time of the, Mte, but SIZES' B 10 EEE keeps It altered for as long as you 'v O u r B e s t ( ^ - J) SPEED-FLEX x : , ' - WORLD GREEN KSSS*. lin t FREE! 50 STAMPS CORDUROY SUITS No purchase necessary^ One per adult GROUND WITH REVERSIBLE VESTS Your it>om reody to ufo customer. Good in Manchester store 8-plec'e suits In flne plnwale corduroy Wh in minutof — a Hch licit only. Expires Friday, Oct. 7, 1960. Have reversible corduroy/prlnt vest finifh with no odor* for added dash. Sizes 84 to 46, regu CHUCK lars, shorts, longs. Olive green and ' Deerfoot Farms Skinless and Shankless Fully Coeked SMOKED PICNIC SMARt. NEW ' tk BROOKFIELD SPORT COATS Keystone to your casual Fall ward NATIVE GREEN RED TOKAY robe. Sizes 35 to 46. Regulars, shorts, longs and extra longs. Look at the No, 6133 WESTPORT. Single flexible leather -low price, tool sole. Slipper free where your foot bends. Maverick Brown and Black...... $13.95 Many decoroHni^ recipes Lb. 33 new NEW ralors FREEl m m r. . ScrubbobWiy Ow M Mty snide ie team aetar t soamy. tacked wSb Double Stamps Wednesday! . . . Oaon-wp of took... Colon o— WE RIVE WORLD OREEN STAMPS (1322 of Ihwn) and to lASY TO UM. 971 MAIN ST, MANOHESrER We Beesnro Tha Bight «e Usat QMattttee PLEim OF FREE FARKIlNl 'At/THOMZH> COlORIZa SPEH>*FLEX DEAIOIS MANCHESTER WALLPAPER and PAINT CO. No. 6727 Presto-Flex. "Munroe." Fully leafli* 249 BROAD tr. Ml 9-6571 er lined, cushion insole, leather tele. Black P W PAMOMG RIGHT TO OUR DOOR Forest Brierhide Celf, •*•••• • • $17.95
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- • " T ■ • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCllESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, I960 PAGE ;SEVBK|jlpPr A MANCHEST^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1960 dlitglet, ths Urgzst numbzr In any PAGB SIXTEEN New HaVzn. Thii week Mr. and South Windsor, on* fUitrlet in the world. Columbia Mn. Bates are to atteni a meet With Sixth n zz t Mra Ernest Garrott, aprons; Mrs. Square Da^Ilcer8 ing of the Electric Council of . New Chorioa-R. Waitkua, zeamon ap- ^^{fckviUe-Vernon Libero Neri and Mrs. Edith Scrib 150 Top Cathplic Laymen Back England, being held at Wehtworth- TV-Radio Tonight Manchester ' przntiee, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. TMVa IlEfiSY ner. food; Mfs. Waltkuz of 90 Northvlew planU; Mrs. CTlfford Pawley; holi on a committee of the council In Dr., is azrvlng aboard ths destroyer 18 Asyloin'Bti, Bartfohl day decorations; Mrs. Joseph Separation of Qmrch and State his capacity as sales manager for US8 Cbmpton operating with the Long, white elephant booth;, and The Mencheeter Junior Square ths Connecticut Light and Power Unit Fosters Sixth Fleet In the Mediterranean. TeL CHapel 7-5857 / M^t^r Plan Complete, Dance Club sponsored by the Rec 25th Wedding Anniversary Co. in WilUmantlc. Aothorizad Agenta Per AD Mrs. Winslow Thayer, supper. (Continued from Page One) Television The church plans to sell Christ tributed to doubts about our in reation D ei^m snt, will teacb.'be- BY GOP Holds Lead Mmaeheater Etrenl^ng Herald RaU, Air and Steamship tentions” toward religious liberty iner Classes In aquare dancing on The Republican party continues • :00 Big ITheater (In progreis) Price Is Right (C) 10. 8*. 30 Rotary Club mas cards imprinted with pictures Sens, Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., lursday evenings beginning to Ur. and U n . Paul R. liarrlcktanon and Donald jririt Show On progreii) Wanted—Dead Or AHve 6, 13 Sooth Windsor oorreopendonL El- Lines ; Readv^r Town Action of the church at the bazaar. for all. lumbia will appear In the leading to hold Its lead In voter registra Early Show (In progress) -The Neleon Family • 6 moro O. Itumhoin, tolephono Phljlp A. Hart, D-Mlch„ and Eu "We' believe conetltuUonal eep- morrow at Waddell School. 4t Jonatbi^ Trumbull Highway 9:00 Hawaiian Eye I. 40, 63 Bazaar Slated roles of Minerva Plnney and Adam tions, Saturday when 36 more were Get Set Go Mancheater Rotary has orgmi’' MItehzll 4-0874. Manchester Agent gene J. McCarthy, D-Mlnn.; Reps. aration of church and state offers Classes for Grades 5 and 6 will wara naniad tn St. Thoinaz the Harwich. Mlzz Dunham appeared added to the list, 15 registered with Bat MeStereon Times Square Playhouse .' 18 The Women's Fellowship of the best guarantee both of reli be held from 6:80 to 8 p.m., and CO, CartO"ti Playhouse My Sister Eileen 3. 13 ized and will oponaor tha nzW HAROLD BELLS ’ m uter eurvey of rural V er^: aboard ths anti-submarine First Congregational Church of Frank Kowalski, D-Conn., Louis C. ApozUa Church In Wait Hartford last month In a major role in the the Republican party, 11 with the Wild Bill Hlrkork Perry Como Show (C) 10. 33. .30 South 'Windsor Rotary Club which warfare aircraft carrier US8 Es gious freedom and of civil peace,” classes for Jimior and senior high Democratic party and 10 chose to (:30 Robin Hood " 9:30 I ve Oof a Secret 3. 12 Candidate Calendar Tel. MI 9-7442 aon, undefUken during that past Vernon is panning to hold Its an Rabaut, D-Mlch., and Alvlh E. students will be from 8 to 9:80 M jraarfc ago lazt Saturday. They Lebanon Guild of Arts and Crafts Horae Racing. Roeeevelt Race will join District 789 at a ehartar- sex o^initog with the Sixth Fleet the statement said. JA 2.S7ia in their fall production. remain unafflllated. Film way 18 year by Technical Planning Aaso- nual bazaar Nov. 28 beginning at 0'KonsW,,B-Wlq,...... "We believe that Catholics have p.m. Stan Best, a western style ealabratad the occazion Sunday Sporls, News A Weather ing night mt 'Sehaub’g RzgUursnt, By THE ASSOdATED PRESS in the I«d5erranean. The Essex caller, will call the dances. Hodgins la well known to local These figures bring the total of I..ocal News 10:00 Bing Crosby Special 6. 10. 40, 63 alatea of New Haven, la now com is scheduled to^complete her 3’,4 10 a.m. The bazaar this year will Another Signer was Clare a special duty to work for the with an open, liouaa from 8 p.m. ^lay-goers, having appeared In new ’vo^rs made this fall to 95, Wild Bill Hlckock. Summation of United Nations Warehouse Point,, on'Oct. 19. Campaign schedule for the bo called "Far Away Places" Boothe Luce, former Republican realization of the principle of free Registration for the lessons will »:46 John D aly . > 23 30 presidential and vice 'presidential plete, pending approval of^ town month NATO cruise In mid- Christmas Bazaar. Church rooms dom of religion In every nation, terminate tomorrow. until T p.m. seven major shows and directed of which 39 registered Republican; Douglas Edwards Unit'd States Steel Hour 3.' 12 Leonard Yost of Manchester hag Conjjresswoman from Connecticut 7:00 'Shotgun Slade 10:30 Medic candldatez for Wednesday and RAN'St agenclea. December. whether they are a minority or a . Mm. Merrick la the Democratic one for the local group. ■ 24 Democratic and 32 failed to Million Dollar Movie served az the district govemorii - The survey has resulted In ac- KofO Officers Ins will be decorated to reflect an In and former U.S. Ambassador to Heading the list of supporting register with either party. Million Dollar Movie Thursday: ternational theme, the Fellowship Italy. She announced yesterday majority of the citizens.” The first watches built were Advertise in The Herald—-It Pays Town Chairman and State Cen Hlgh»-ay Patrol Johnny Midnight special repr aentatlva In. organiz Wednesday eumulated statistics and data Lawrence B. Brespahan ^KTol- called “Nuernberg eggs.” tral Committee-woman from the players iz Mrs. Irene Marois as Those made Saturday Include; Lockup Trackdown says. -her support for Vice President On the religious side, it aaid Four Just Men 11:00 Barry Barents ing. the new club. Hz haz been az- Kennedy—Muncie, Terre Haute I'UEL OIL backing up various recommendar land was Installed Monday nigh members must be free to accept 80th Diztrlct. She U a member of Minerva’s Ill-tempered mother, Kenneth. G. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Big hlews tJona on land use. zoning, commer Victory Assembly to Meet ^ Richard M, Nixon for the presi Clemlntine Plnniy. Mrs. .Marois Edward W. Rgthbun, James L. TV Mall Order aisted In the work by Manchester and Anderoon, Ind. * Grand Knight of Our I^dy \\^ to r y Assembly, Catholic Ladies dency. the teachings of their church, and the Board of Tnuteea of the Con •News, Sports and Weather World’s Best Movies Rotarianz Allen F. Bzhnke,' John Nixon — New York CSty and GASOLINE cial and residential growth, trans Fatima Council, Knights of Co ''civil society's legitimate interest FORMAL WEAR FOR RENT necticut Child Study and lYeat- la a • member of the Coventry Fuller, Edward J. Breen, Clyde E. 7:16 Huntley-Brinkley Report 11:16 Jsck Paar Shea’ tC) 10. portation needs and other factors of Columbus, will hold Its regular Other signers Included retired Players and is well known In this Highlights „ Starlight Movie B. Barnlnl, Gwrge Flndey, .'David Philadelphia. lumbus. District Deputy Charles E. meetlngs.Oct. 6 at 8 p.m. In Its is limited to the Jwblio acts of the ment Home In Hamden, which «he Washburn; Marshall D.- Aitken, 7;au Wagi’i' train 10. 7‘. Premiere J. Marks, Joseph G. Pero and Rob Johnson — New York City and pertinent to overall community Gagne was In charge of installa Gen. J. Lawton Collins, former believer as they affect the whole area for her excellent portrayals Chester W. Remeson, Mr. and Mrs. Feature rooms otf""Pnni St. Following the army chief of staff; Victor P, aervez aa lecretary. In 1968 zhe Hong Kong 11:30 Jack P aar Show (C) ert H. Starkel. motorcade to and from Greenwich, development tion. ‘ • meeting, a sbehl will be held. The commupity.” wax chairman of the board’a of character roles. Fred A. Patten, Mrs. Evelyn Aoua'nauta : Kran Kilpatrick, chairman of Hess, Fordham University, Nobel Local well known Thespians ap Cafrella, Ariel A. LaBraque, Mr. 6:30 Trackdown 13:50 News-and Weather Richard 8. Carpiznter of the Conn. BANTLY OIL Others installed were: August committee In c^rge Includes Mrs. building committee for the ‘erec Quest For Adventure Late News ___ f- Lodget-Saeromento and Chico, the Vempn Planning Commission, prize winner In physics; Phyllis Insulation Saves HARMAC'S pearing In .the cast are Miss Eve and Mrs. Joseph M. Henry. Jules Manchester Rotary isriU be In i.nn'vw. i\r. «aid the next Step is to set a date Loehr Jr., deputy grand knight: Robert DeCarli, Mah-lady, Mrs. McGinley, Larchmont, ,N. Y., poet tion of a new zectlon of the home. SEE SATURVAT'a TT I g FUH COMPLETE USTTNO charge of the program for the calif. Richard Power, chancellor: Earl Ernest Backofen, Mrs, Marcel Good insulation in a home tOr 8 ^ iz a member of the local lyn Wolff, aa Wanda, the maid; Pachor, Mrs. (Slemintlne S. Deme- for a public hearing to air the and essayist; ,]iame8 B. Carey, the Rev. George K. Evans as P. sko, Mrs. 'Joseph Pelletier.. Mrs. chartering night. Dlitrle^ Gover UMirsday ' ; 'I 'Ml\ ^ I m.i.i aecommendatlons and get. public Kellner, recorder; Leonard Burke, Grenier, and Mrs. John^Halligan. president of the International day costs about 2 per cent of the Board of Education and prezident nor Emezt B. Redfem of Plttz- Nixon '— Nazhville, Tenn., and financial aecretary; James Baker, The program for the montnMa. re total price of the house. In a $15,- of tho CABE Regional Group 2 Walter Landin, a corporation law Patricia Naumec, Mr. ai\d Mrs. TEL. Mitchell 9-4595 reaction to them. He said the com Electrical Workers .Union; and yer, and Arnold Slhvonen aV Edgar fleld, Maas, will give the welcom Cleveland,-Ohio, mission Is scheduled to meet next treasurer; "Nicholas Jullano, ad ligion aqd vocation. Joseph A. Beime, president of 000 house, this is aroUnd $30(1. Stu FALL SPECIALS and paat president of Columbia Harlan C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Radio ing 'speech. Kennedy—Covington, Ky., and vocate: George Kelly, warden; Hospital Notes dies show that proper mineral Lake Aaen. Cameron, Minerva’s fiance. Homer Roger C. Vickery, Mr. and Mrs. ROCKVILLE TR 5-.'»271 ind may set a public hearing "the Communications Workers of T. Ford will appear briefly In the Edmund H. Lambert, Mrs. Gerald (Tlilg Ustinf laeludzz ouJy tboza newt broadcowta of 10 or li54aliinte District 789 includes all of cen Cincinnati, Ohio. Hen. Arthur O’Neill inside guard; Don Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. Arfte^ca. wool, installed correctly in walls Merrloki, who la aiaociated with length. Somz ztZtIoiia c«rr7 other zhort zzwzcoztz). tral and western Mazzachuaettz Lodge—Corvallis and Portland, Oamelll and Francis Shanahan, and Mrs. Ronald Taft, 24 Thomp The"^tatement said that some and ceilings, will pay off this $300 THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY the W. J, Connel Co. of Hartford role of Mr. Angus. ine H. Hfthna, Mrs. Rose Coulom- Working backstage for the play be, Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Lytikaln- WDBV—I3M 7:00 Ray Somara and north - central Connecticut. Ore. outside • guards; and Cheater son St. CathoIic^,'4n appearing to seek Investment In fuel savings alone Jz Juatlce of the peace; vice prezi 6:00 Todsy on Wall St. 11:00 Newe The addition of the South Windsor Johnson—New York City, Rich Blonlarz, David K. Welch and Admitted yesterday: Ruth sectarian adv^tages, “have con- within two, or three years. dent o< the .Llona Club and active ers are the following committees: #n, Aurelia M. Frachey, Mr. and 11:10 Ray Somere Satrick and Charles H. SeU, Jane Allaire, Dorothy Green, 6:10 Art Johnson Show 12:00 Del Raycee Show club makes a total of-49 for the mond and Hopewell, Va. Mrs. William J. Murphy and Boyd Roger Aubrey, trustees. Thompson, 84 Vernon Ave.; Nor In ''Cblumbla Lake Azan. aflalra. 8:Wi Raynor Shines WINF—1*89 R. E. WANDELL , chairman of the Vernon man St. Germain, 3 Center St.; The eduple haz no chUdreri. Her^rt Bnglert'-Sr., and James U. Tuttle. 11:05 Spotlight on Sports 6:00 Financial Newa ^ning\Commission, Indicated the The annual Columbus Day Danes Insaloco. The next voter-making session 11:10 Raynor Shines 6:05 Showcase and News acceptance by the town of the of Our Lady of Fatim^ Council, Jody Lukeman, White Rd. Court Gaze* 1:06 Sign Off 7:00 5\ilton Lewis Jr. Admitted today:. Daniel North, MEN’S SUITS » '»® Properties, Diane Hodglna and will be Oct. 15 from 1 until 8 p.m. WHAV—919 7:15 Evening Devotions Building Knights of Columbus, will be-held I Six eazea Were disposed of In total master plan survey may take 8 Linden PI. 4 3 Ann (iheshro: lights and sound, Plans for an ' Oct. 8 session have 6:00 Big Show ■ 7'2ii Siiowrase and Newa Saturday at the Koscluszko Club. ceveral mont^. Trial Justice Court In Yeomans Edward Paradis and Kenneth been dropped. 6:30 John'Daly . 7:3.3 Family Theater They envisioned a step-by-step Dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 1 I>ischarged yesterday! Mrs. Jo Hall Monday moriilng. Five of 6:40 Big Blinw 8:00 News Contractor seph Zanettl and son. East Hart Ehickson; make-up Evelyn Elli Sisterhood To See Slides 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 6:05 The World Todsy cpproach to adopting the plan, a.m. to the music of Gil Saegart’s these were each charged, with fall- son and Virginia Ford; wardrobe, 6;,30 Showca.se and News orchestra. ford; Mrs. Thomas Clark and ^ Mrs. Sol Koenigsberg, president 10:05 Big Show EXPERT R«sidentiai-Comm«rcial "beginning probably with recom- ure to obtain a PUC license and Ethel Lusky. 13:02 Sign Off 11:00 Music Beyond the Stars and News Episcopal Church Note* daughter, 34 Prospect St. 0.90 of the Sisterhood of Agudath 12:05 World News Roundup WHEEL ALIGNMENT— WHEEL BALANCING mendaUons regardlhg commercial * ®- for ^ were arrested through the Joint ef In charge of publicity are Mrs. WTIC—1086 and industrial land use and zoning. * .»S-»J6 9 A ™ Achlm, held its paid-up member 6:00 News 12:15 Slcmoff Alterotions-Rcmociellnq The Episcopal Churchwomen of MEN’S SLACKS forts of State Trooper Thomas Arnold Slhvonen, the latter rep- RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING The recommendations will be put Vernon and TaleottvIUe nesvs is 7 »5 ship meeting Monday. 6:20 Weather and Sporls St. John's Parish will meet at ths handled by The Herald's Rockville Gauthier of the Colchester Troop r.Menting the Columbia Coopera Mrs. Sol S I n d e r, program 6:30 Supperfime Serenade COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE “Business Built On before the public- for criticism Parish House on Oct. 11 to work on and transportation examiners of tive, Kindergarten, sponsoring or 6:46 Three Star Extra Five Teeth Gone at 21 u « l suggestion. stuffed dolls and animals for the Bureau, 5' W.. Main St„ telephone chairman, Introduced Miss Louis 7;00 Dick Purtell SEE Customer Satsfaction” TRetnont 5-8180. the Public Utilltle.s Commission, ganization. Clarke and. Mias Ro.slyn MacNlsh 7:30 N«W8 Depending on suggestions by yesl- ..Harvest Bazaar Nov. 18 and 19. James Murphy and Fred Matts. Brownies Start Season 8:00 NIphtbeM Chicago — The average Ameri Full Insurance Coveragt denU, various aspects of the p l^ All members and friends are R€^ who presented a travelogue on 11:00 New* can at age 30 has only 12 healthy, may have to b* altered. Any 3 They, were all picked up while Brownie -Troop meetings com the Skyline Drive and the Blue 11:15 Sport* Final unfilled teeth. The average 21- urged to attend and bring with $. .$S. S hauling for a con.structlon firm mence this vveek, today and to 11:2.5 Weather CLARKE MOTOR SALES Tel. Ml 4-0450 changes will require further work theim any discarded nylons they Fashion Show Set SPORT SHIRTS 3-L959 Ridge Parkway. The slides 11:.30 Startiirht Serenada year-old lacks five of his 32 teeth. After 5:00 P.M. by Technical Planning Associates, from out of state. The Naragan- morrow. Troop l2i, Mrs. John Tet- showed the autifmn foliage and a 1:00 SiKnoff « may have which can be used for aette Improving Co., which Is More than ,50 per cent of us had at .301 BROAD STREET—Ml 9-2012 whose planners will have to see stuffing the dolls and animals. telbach. leader, and .Mrs. Sidney typical southern rtfountaineer’s WPOP->lill least onp, cavity when _we were 82 BALDWIN ROAD By Emblem Club working on a Job In this area. Each Whitehouse, assistant leader, will 6:00 New*.® Weather that revisions dovetail with other After devotions led by Mrs. farm when the catalpa, rhododen 6:15 Conn. Ballroom only 2 years' old'. features of the plan. Jeanette SuHJvan, there will be a REG. $ $ -ao of the five, as they are listed, were meet on Wednesdays; 'Troop 92 dron and the flame azalea are ; Brown said he thinks the plan short business'meeting to plan the An annual fall fashion show will 7.95 2 fined $250 but Justice Elizabeth Mrs. George B. Smith, leader, and ablaze on the mountain aides. !wlll prove an important step In public card party at the P ^ s h be sponsored ^ the Manchester Dennis Hutching remitted $100 of Mrs. Frank Purvis, assistant lead The young women belong to the •Vernon development, Kilpatrick In- House on October ^1 at 8 p.m. Fol Emblem Club Friday at 8 p.m. In REG. $ this. er, will meet on Thursdays. Both Connecticut Valley Camera Club, BicSted that approval of the plan lowing the work session refresh Fellowship hall at Second Congre SWEATERS 0.99 Armando A, DeFazio, 29. of troops will meet at Yeomans Hall the Nutmsgger Camera Club, the will have to be handled carefully, ments will be served by Mrs. Rich gational Church. $. -$! Cranston, R. I. was driving a from 3:00 to 4:15 p m. Charter Oak Color Slide Assn., but without lagging. Fashions to t>* shown will be 10953.95 truck owned by Albert C. "Manni. Parents are requested to call for ard Morganson and Mrs, James L. and the: Photographic Society of During the planning period, the GranJ;. from The Fair of the Manchester of Cranston. Al Dell^amo, 36, of the children, promptly at 4:15. If consultants worked with profession- Parkade. and Mr*. Doris Beldlng North Providence, truck owned there la a transportation problem, America. al planners now surveying Rock The Young People's Fellowship will hold a Slave Auction at the of The Fair will be narrator. ^ by Dlcenzo Construction Co., North parents are asked to call the troop Manchester Evening Herald Co ville for both urban renewal and s' Mrs. Charles Pontlcelll Is gen REG. ^ 0.99 Providence: John F. Isabella, 43, of leader. master city plan. Pariah House Sunday, at 10 Sjn- lumbia rorrespondbnj, Mrs. Don The purpose of the Slave Auction Ig eral chairman, assisted by mem- JACKETS $. - Providence, who owned his own The membership of the troops is ald K. Tuttle, telephone AOdemy “There are common road and be« of the ways and means com 995512.95 truck: Frank SsnGermano, 36, aa follows. Troop 121, Ann Tet- to raise money for the mission \ population density problems affect mittee of the Emblem Club. Re- Ea.sf Providence, s Dlcenzo truck; telbach, Barbara Whitehouse, Kar 8-848.5. ing Rockville and Vernon,” Kil projects of the Young People's Fel lowship. Members will work for freshmente will be served after snd Maurice W. Turcotte. 42. See- en Wolmer, Kathryn Grant; Har patrick said, making the coopera the show. BOYS* tive planning necessary along clty- their buyers after school or on konk, Mas.s.. Modem Tractor and riett Randall, Aubyn Barstrom, Pilots IJninsiirable Saturday at such Jobs as baby sit Members who will model spec Tnick. Seekonk. Batbara Stimaon, Debora Quinn. tovm boundaries. tator casuals and afternoon dress REO. Also Colleen Mitchell. Sharon New York—.let teat pilots com- There was little need, he indi ting,- car washing, yard raking, outfits are Mrs. John Cagianello, ONLY DeFazio wa.s also charged with cated, for Joint planning with towns house cleaning, painting, window $2.9ft.$3.9R failure to carry a registration, Greene, Carolyn Knapp. Shirli pri.ye the only job category on Mrs. Carol Lenihan, Mrs. Samuel Axelrod, Ellen King. Nancy Dean, which nor life-insurance policy will bordering Vernon outside of.Rock washing or whatever tn# bidder Robb, Mrs. Harry Lalse, Mrs. SPORT SHIRTS found guilty and fined $3. wishes the "slave” to do. 4 BIG John Che.sko. 36, Che.stnul Hill, Martha Brand and Susan Schus- be written by American com ville. Hugo Benson, Mrs. Joseph Rey- panies. About 3 per cent of appli ReoHves High Honors WSCS Sets Bazaar polds, Mrs. John Zlemak, Mrs. Ij«banon. founjl guilty of operating sler. The annual bazaar sponsored by a motor vehicle while under the In Troop 92, Paulette Richards, cations for ordinary life in.3uranre Robert M. Gowdy, son of Mr. and John Kelley, Mrs. Thomas Colla, DAYS are rejected because of the appli Mrs. Henry W. Gowdy of 9 Charter the WSCS of Rockville Methodist Mrs. Edward Tomkiel, Mrs. fluence of liquor, was given a sius- Sheri Levine, Catherine Albafr, JRd., Is on the Dean's list at Wor cKurch win be held Nov. 12, snd pended Jail sentence of 30 days and Nancy Purvis, Linda Pepin. Gal cant’s health, occupation, habits, Thomas Conran, Mrs. Lawrence LEFT! or family medical history. cester Polytechnic Institute for win feature booths of fancy work, Luongo, Mrs. Kenneth Hodge and put on 2-year probation, included Carlsen, Margaret Albalr, Diane ’high grades received In the last toys, holiday dscorations, food, Mrs. Francis Dowds. THURS., FRI,. in the sentence was the stipulation Belli, Vicki Burnham, Pamela SAT., SUN. HARMAC Marrotte, Jill Holbrook, Susan term of his freshman year. He re plants and white elephant Items. Children of members who will ' that he should undergo treatments ceived high honors,’ Indicating a Grzyeh, Joanne. Kokoszka, Mary- There will be a public supper model clothes for youngsters and ARTHUR INSTINCTIVE MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR for a cure. 800 YEARS quality-point score of 3.5 or higher. served from 6 to T p.m. The baziUtr teens will be Paulette Gagne, Ptsyora Casting Complote Lou Pagach, Linda Rubin and Kar Gowdy has Just begun his second Itself will begin at I p.m. Theresa Cagianello, JoanAnn DRUG STORE The casting of the Columbia en Hammatetrom. year of study at the MMsachusetts 946 MAIN STREET ' , NEXT TO ARTHUR DRUG The Rev. Douglas Harwood and PRESCRIPTION need* Mrs. Gustave Swanson and Mrs. CagianellQ, Lawrence Cagianello, S42 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Players fall show “ The Legend of school. • Kenneth Weller hava been named Joan Ann Reynolds and Kathy FREE PARKING NEXT TO TOP NOTCH Sarah” 'has been completed and Mrs. Harwood have been house- EXPEREENOE With Sixth Fleet — co-chairmen. Other chairmen are: Luongo. the play is In full reheiirsal under guests of their cousins, Mr. and Donald R. Caron, airman. U8N. the direction of Mrs. Myrtle Mrs. Howard C. Bates of Rt. 6. The ARTHUR DRU6 soft .^of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton J, Englert. Rev. Mr. Harwood is the minister Clifford of 48 Charter. Rd., Is serv- .Miss Myma Dunham of Leb of United Church on the Green In The Handicapped Worker + The Right Job — Good Business
It’s Good Business ^ Because: \ S A L E Employment of the handicapped— Employment of the handicapped WASH ’N WEAR I Lightons Hi* lood on Hin .toxpoynr Moktt ust of 0 vital ngHenal rtseuret LightMw Hit lead on busintss and Industry Mokts ifer grtottr notional producHon t MEN’S Lighttns Hit Igod on tht community ^ Mokts for grtottr noHonol steurity Mokti for htighttntd ciHxtn morolt SLACKS $9.95 VALUES \ Job performance Records Of Handicapped, Workers When Properly Placed Have Shown More "Plus" Advantages:
^ Productiveness ^ Carefuiness,^ Regularity * Adaptability , ^ Reliablity * Versatility 2 for *12.99 SHEEN GABARDINES NATKMML and FLANNELS EMPLOY THE niYSKAUY iHANDKAPPED SHIRTS BECAUSE-lfs Not Disability That WEEK REG. $3,95 REG. $2.95 ’ ' • . ^ ' • . • . .W— OaOBIR LitTriple-S Blue Stamps play Santa ta yaur family this Christmasl 2lo8 Join the many firms .whp are finding that employing the handicapped is Good Business Just shop|it GRAND UNION where you get Triple-S BLUE CTAMPS as a bonus $ 2 ‘^® ThtGittPlinof $ 2 '^ ^ Now niPiM i m mHP$ with your purchases. Then take your youngsters to your nearby Blue Stamp Now ' -4 his b« . . Ml V»4SSi^ | iwirdid millions who’ll cut the cost of Hiis year’s holiday gift* with Triple-S Blue Stamps! ■■ «|li ' '■y....." 6«il Smart Parsnts S s y Triph’S Blus Stampsf TMt moMOfo M hitorttt o f Hio huMdlcoppud It apouMHMl' by tho MEN'S SHOP CHOffY BROTHiRS. INC. lOHA MANUFAC1URING CQ. TH f SAVIIiGS BANK OF MANCHtSTER OziBic of Mala mad Blzofe S t ALOON SPINNING MILLS CORP. 0 et Triples today at Supermari^ta CASf BROTHERS, INC. HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK end TRUST CO. THE KINGFISH«^MISTOL CO. . SEARS ROEMICK and COMPANY 4 BLUE STAMPS ORANp UNION Jour Rturoil Trlplo-S BodauptloRi Cwtor la lecatod ati laa Maifcat 8q«art» Nowington; y • . 'J'’ ' ' r r ■ ■■ ■ >■ '• ■ ; '/ a ■ Warn Up to an Eskimo Coat BUGGB BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLB > For winter, wnm ypuzaalf in a For maxisnutn gafsty, inooma and fur-lik# ESKIMO COAT, complata growth, you should check ths ad HECOULPHA/e with attached hoiod to be over vantage Of MUTUAL f u n d s OUST5AIP*NO*f your head In luxury. As seen in availaMs at yeur Now York ptock KAFF-KAFF/ BUR’TON’S, 841 Main StrMV Ehcchange Member, SHSLinSON, KKTA)1/^BAA,RERHA(^ there’s plenty of fashion mlleaga HAimilLL AND COMPANY, 9U A nfW tr'to JM vIoub' Pusila BOySlMBBT AAAOOft 1 i X*D SB ^jlHAORSST in a cuddly ESKIMO COAT, de Main Street, MItohelt A-iOTl. Amos a hooplb/ r f rather:^ HOEREDlPREFACeMy V d r i f t y Listed by signed by Alaskan Esklmoa to "1 ' HBHASA6RSSO 1 HAVE RACI< r^REMARKSIbYOl withatand bone-chilling weather. Weight Wkteher Prices start at $29.99 in sizes for TOEBVcJOfitCOACrt^ w e irL TH' [{H0M6 SftLViART* Counting calories is, not ths LMiRL f W SUHOllAlBILSLes/, dCrcwn the Missey and Junior, who will only consideration In weight re- ' "Your Day Reaenherefi" , LARO \\ VlrmAFBN BAdvantagaa (WCOHBR* R»VL iBDCKrr)/YORDS ABOUT f itn ot love the kiiit and leather trims. ductlmi. It la Important' that W »M E A S L a S / I ALMDlvnoB gDistrlbUte Short and sweet but long on looks while losing weight you eat / TEAM WORK AMC are the SPECTTATOR COATS (% meals which supply neMed mt>- CANDID SRabUt 7 Oriantal porgy JEAIA SFIRTT/: U Cttria length) some with "Sherpa’’ pile tein, vitamins and minerals. TOla Brilamanta AMantlani le-Ptn Bowlara Separates Are Tops lining to keep you toaaty warm Is ths reason safe reduction diets OUthoiM • Cantury plant .County Foj/rjime! Manehe$ter Parkade Store$ WEDDINGS ISNoNon Have your own 10-t>ln balla all winter, ’ priced from $26. A t include a good supply of meat. 10 Rave CniSTOdd-rrmSD end MONO- 1 4 M o r ’Switch Farteers’ step Ahead Comfortably BUR’TON’S there are handsome T he meat should be lean, with by Salem Phetognq^em ISBbUI llBMntial / GRAliMBD at NA3S1BT ARMS THE FAIR S’TORE baa Just re In "POISE-TRBD’’ shoes for corduroys, isll wools and camel outer, visible fat removed. being Color or Black aad Whits 18 SuppltRMDte COMPA18T, 1016 Main. Street, and ceived a fmart coUecUon of wool women. Of soft Kangaroo Leather, hair, collared with raccoon, lined Don’t worry If a loaf cs3(e, It Rag 38 Passage in 43 Circular plate they will be diatinctively "ybura NA’nONAL SHOES carfy a com- ISSlgn the brain Jamaica and Bermuda SHORTS •with fleece or bright plaid to give made from a standard recipe, 13 Saa beast 43 AU (prefix) alone." are available In glor* plete line o f ‘‘POISE-TRED’’ in cracks on top. TTie crack Is stand 30 Rocky tU g* 33flowan 38 Heroic Teat 44 Raced in sises 8 to 18 at $5.88. Colpra you Just what you want In a .won A L L Y O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN SlJapanda loua colon The aervice la quick sizes 6-9, ^vidtha, A to EE. Tha derful all-occasloh coaL ard, too! 34nira«r 31 Shade od. red 46 Alone are.camel, loden green and gray. comfortable walking heel ia new Herm's NOT AT TMC ^lES.SUH.rOONEl. o u tc u t, and dqtandabla. What a nice gift The sock bar features "Bonnla 33WUM 38 now 33 Philistine god 47 Loog.tlme ly slender. It’s like walking on a MOMENT CUM., n o \ SJ^ » OUR (3 words) 38 Classes popqlaraong Idea. See and try on the really Doon’’ SOCKS o f all types to Grape Sauce for Lamb- New Englahd Utility CAMERA SHOP VOUSAy 1 OOMMANDINa SSSyctam p t cloud, you’ll agree, when you ex lAST I sm. J 38 Danger 40 Volcano 48Naulni«^ fine BOWUNO SHOES In new match or blend with any color A tasty sauce especially good ‘We suggest the purchase of 1015 MAIN STe-M I $-78«9 THiOOLONR. .CDUJNELTyL OmCER ritual at^ea and colora (for right-hand perience the "Jlllow-Puff” com- with Iamb roaat or lamb chops NEW ENGLAND GAS A ELEC 37 Templaa 41 Doves’ homaa BO Unruly « c ^ scheme. THE FAIR STORE f^ a rch of the ” POI8E-TRED»’’ WAS UA ON THE SOSchtmt bowlera alao left-hand bowlera) la made by adding 1 teaspoon TRIC ASSOCIA’nON for Income STLuf* ' aportawear department la re $0.99. T 1 1 1 r r 7 r ~ r IT r r priced $8.86 and up. KASSIFF plete with the latest SWEATERS lemon rind and 1 teaspoon lemon and safety. Detailed Information re- 30 Each Juice to 1 cup of grape Jelly and jU lfS (X). ia MANCHESTER’S and SKIR’TS. Give dn open-face pie a quick ;arding this compimy may be had 33 Staid 14 14 lAROiBST SUPPUBR o f regia- heating the mixture, stirring con ly writing COBUIUf AND MID- PINE 34 Raaeryaf 14' a freezing before wrapping lor longer ^tayad BQWUNO SHIRTS. stantly, until the Jelly melts. ’Two DLEBROOK, DfC.,^ 820 Main SSTWptaout il" li If Imported Wines, $1.19 storage In the frehzer. Easy to han or three tablespoons silvered Street, or callini^ Mitchell 8-1108.’’ PHARMACT 36Wal|ht From France and Germany are dle this way. m t A <)nallty Slwa Repair toasted almonds may be sprin 37EBordeaux, yoUhg man, alza 10-20 wUl_ be Eyea attained by wind can be Rhine), all priced . excepUonally on hand, ^^y carrot and cucum 42Freaeribad Bvarything I* done hare^ to make snpgly protected against winter refreshed by a five-minute treat ber sticks, quartered tomatoes, amounta your raoea wear longer, feel more low for this quality, $1.19 to $2.29. u storms in a RE'VERSIBLE BOMB ment Saturate two cotton balls cauliflow^ flowerets and radishes, 4S Midday fdit < coipfortable and look up-UHlate, with warm water and lie down CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER It’s Going to Be a Brrrr Winter ER JACKET from the YOJJTH and experiment with other raw, 48 Tool , * Replace thick, heavy haela with with them on your eyelids. 81 Heart ’ u If you want more for your CENTER. Rugged poplin on the healthfjjA vegetables such ss cab alUn, light TED any color. iGRANT COMPANY where warm 84 Malt bevaraga iterwear FOR THE FAMILY is ’Hie smarL bulky-knit collar A t this harvest season, display Well-Seasoned Liver FOR NO ONE IS SO' l»*k* makes for rugged, masculine atyl- and enjoy in your home the rich, 1 88 Killer (suffix) HI A atandlMg rib roaat doesn’t iK^vltingly priced below their ua- a tasty way to . prepare k* 1 |»«k . 88 Batica u IT IT lag he’ll likei Warm and wash ripe colorings of freeh-looking AR- Dip sliced liver (1 pound) need a rack in the roaattng pan uM low prices. "Oran1F)g’s" 1 : STSpcak SNOWSUI’TS for boys and gfrla, able, tagged fel4.98 in gold, green, TIFICJIAL FRUITS from HARRI Ftench dressing then dredge r becauae Ita bonea hold ,it out of SON’S, 840 Main Street. Wash e Ths popular aid for * 1 DOWN ’ siah^-flx, regularly $10.99 are now charcoal. in 2/3 cup enriched flour in which III the drippinga. But if the beef ia a able, unbreakable and so real-look 1/4 teaspoon garlic salt, H tea reducing i i _ L A m m rA*inr ICloy 11 a X rolled roaat place It on a rack. $8.77. Of aturdy cotton and nylon, Whiz Hirough Houaecleanlng ing they appear temptingly app#/ spoon salt and teaspoon pepper • Compare our prico— 3 Nona god • with detachable hood, they are tizing. 'Arrange them on a tray, R M K washable. SUBURBAN COATS of AU manner of time-and-lMor have been mixed. Cook liver slow aava hart NOWI gUnwaleomO Help When You Need It In a baakeL or have them tufn- ly in 'lard or drippings until well imported Itallon fabric for the saving HOUSECLEANING AIDS floWar r - t Houaecleanlng help la available are conveniently grouped , for you bling ou^, of a cornucopia. Priced browned. fo r bmt r«tult% UM •• yeur Size 7-14 set, reg. $12.99 are now cwnyM* Silly S lit.,, contilni whan you need it at "MARTTNIZ- at GRAND UNION. There are 59e and up there are bananas, •vtry vllim lh and m intril INQ” the ONE-HOUR DRY $9.77. ’The pluah Orion lining Metal and Furniture Polishes, oranges, peaches, pears, gripes, known to bo noeotiory to doubles the warmth. MEN’S - zip A Permanen Wave le a Tonic CLBANINO at 30 Eaat Center Window cleaners. Upholstery and 8372 lemona and cherries. There is a beauty treat in etore humon nutrition, t-o i. can eon- Street Not only can you be aure up SUEDE JACKETS handsome rug ahampoos, to help you fresh 10.30 talna only 900 ealorlta. S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O'NEAl for you when you call SCHULTZ of top-notch cleaning, friendly ly tailored Inside and out, reg. en walls, floors, - ceilings the WITH OM MW Time-saving, tip to housewives BEAUTY SALON, 888 Main St., ''OH,0OV.*mER6S aervice, but alao you get back ’’County Fair’,’ designs In simple $11.99 now $9.47. modem, streamlined way,. It’s re who have an electric refrjgerator- for a PERMANENT WAVE and embroidery add a cheerful note to sults you want, with tlto mini M n-O -R A M A freezer or freezer; bake two or NonUMilKeAFMADI!. ’’Uka-new’’ apparel and home ae- especially now that the $8,40 eeaaoriea In record time. All work- kitchen linMsli .(Make a sel of Scalp cleanliness is very im mum wear and tear, on your A handsome two piece outfit to three pies Instead o f , one and SPECIAL PRICE 1s available. IXSSIM3 IN REMieW!.' towels or pdtholders as a donation portant wben treating an acne strength and beauty. Arm' your double your recipes for sauces, lOMT . 1 enhance their flavor brush each ’The SHERATON WING CHAIR. Some cooks like to cover the Wonderfully Decorative piotares Contribute Much TEED way. 691 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER 3149 la another 86th ANNIVER Shtrred-egg dishes or custard slice with a mixture of 2 jable- Yet BO practical are the "Ka- To the decoration of a room, SARY EXCLUSIVE. cups In which eggs are baked. Tired of bending to rerich one spoons brown' sugar, 1 teaspoon wood” custom-made LOUVER WATKINS GALLERY, 15 Oak prepared mustard a n d -^ (easpooh il.ll|i|nj/f//l: Street, has on display a diversi thing or another In the kitchen? SHUTTERS available at JOHN horseradish. This amount will be Yeung lloganco... SON PAINT COMPANY, 728 fied selection of PICTURES, Cut off the top of an empty rec enough fo o 8 slices., 4 to 6 minutes Main Street. A LOUVER DOOR PAiNTPfOS, PRINTS. If you tangular-shaped milk carton and will be sufficlent'hrolling time. oa Introduced in H ARffirS BAZAAR / ^ - 5 ‘ on your closet allows free circula don’t eee exactly what you want, put it on the counter When you are tion.-With LOUVER SHXTTTERS 'page through the SAMPLB.B(X>K cooking. It will make a han^y con EveryUilng Can Look New illustrating the works of famous tainer for scraps to be disposed of A B. C. B Y j o h n n y h a r t you can ^ve Importance to short, With a change of color on the high windows, or balance windows and contemporary artists to order and you'll have It there at bond’s walis^ As little as a gallon of BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE *CN>f HOY/ of different sizes. Cover up un whatever you have in mind for reach. "SUPER KEM-TONE" or "KEM- THAMK GOODMESS youreelf or a gift. Feel free to con !31jy' from SHERWIN-WIL YnTHElMAfilNATiPNOf SWDIXBI'UP LIFE IS NAUferif sightly radiators. 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FOR TMSIR PREDETERMINED Lundibox Cookies " " 1 ^ TARIETB, Ingredients: 1/2 cup sifted flour, Frankfurter* with 1/4 teaspoon baking' soda, 1/4 Saueriiraut Relish teaspoon salt, 1/4 teaspoon cinna Ingredients: 1 tablespoon but whsfi yw tMnk of mon, 1/2 cup quick-cooking rolled ter or margarine, 1 medium-alzed oats, 1/4 cup butter or margarine, onion (cut In thin stripe), 1 can 1/4 cup sugar, 1 egg, 1/4 cup seed (1 pound) sauerkraut (drained), contact caii' (8 ounces) tomato eauc^, » 9 less raisins (washed and drained fn in k o f and halved), 1/4 cup chopped wal tsiblesi^ns' dark brown sugar, liii nuts. 1 bay leaf (broOeen into quarters), MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLi 8 frankfurters (stobut 1 ]^und). ’ Method: Sift together the flour, main street baking soda, salt and cinnamon; Method: Lightly brown onion In / I t c i W . eUTMOUR XKNOW/ M3UHAVgTHe«^R, BUT I DON'T «ie,BuriT« «IO N — stir In rolled oats. Cheam butter hot butter in 9- or 10-lnch skillet. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD KNOW/ HIN4CALE OOG THeONBEXCePnON imanchester UNOOMTAND. ' FUTILeiD IT TRAINING SCHOOL and sugar; beat In egg. Add flour Add sauerkraut, tomato sauce, VOOVeHAD ' CONTINUE. THAT PROl«S tu b sugar and bi^ leaf; mix thorough THATSRI3HT ^ rot«iooT RULE/ mixture, raisins and nuU; mix. — IT'* IN ALL THE "SsH' CHIPS A WHOLE Drop from tablespoon, a few inches ly. Add frankfurters whole or cut open eve^ thuroday and friday till 9:00 p.m. I'AA TELLIN' VDU PLOSBtl MkPERS/ Hl'CaOIN' MONTH/ " th er ei4 n o <;uch apart, on greased cookie sheet in hiUf. Cover and simmer until HI'S JUST A SCRBWBALt? TD LAND IN flavors blend and franks are hot— NOBODY WILL PAY ANY THING AG A „ Bake In moderate oven (350 de ATTENTION TO HIWI/ WGoeeoieNr po©." grees) about 15 minutes. Makes about 20 minutes. Stir a few times - ' • - p f 1V4 dozen. so as not to scorch. Makes 4 serv ings. 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THE ■k €ake Side to Aid Physical Condition of Law, Herald'Angle Athletic Program Spots Are •1 . ■ Bf Always wOllag to kelp oat wiMp S a yootk aC tha Bilk a ty EARL YOST eaatosiarity ara to be the Wan Yanks in Great Shape ener Bport^ Editor •elariea, are tfie Maachaeter For Top Elevens on Saturday laOlea, both mothers isnd daugh ters. Aad this year is ao ax- M il best-of-seven series In f o u r opening game pitcher, declined to<^ Pittsburgh, Oct. 5 (/P)— De-*’^ fractured a month ago, is "Not^^than three innings by the "They won't believe it. The switch H oak E xpert on Bate Stemlim; aepUoB. N a w Y o r k - O ot 15 /il»)_Thatbut Michigan State hM too manytof ths Flyers will Overshadow MetoComtU ovsr Harvard. DsUwato waukee'Braves, straight. go any further, but It Is believed Is bound to affect them. I can un 100 per cent.” The Buc capUin KttsBurgh— "Don’t ever let anyone tell you that a pUyer Satorfiay a eakhaala will ha •mftA nou * 1 vu«ii m Other losources.irces. ' , W, eat'inW est in the the statistics. statistics. overover Lafayette, Lafayette, Princeton PHneeUm over over spite outward optimism, the and sparkplug, who showed great Yanks 13-10 Choice „If the Pirates' were concerned righthander Bob Turley (9-3) will derstand how Yankee Stadium can brand new crystal ball, com runs onta catcher," pug-nosed Don Hoak, fiery thiW h*se- hald at tha Spgaaa 9^ Markat Illinois over Ohio State: The WMhington over Stanford: Bob Pennsylvania, Fittsbargh over Pittsburgh Pirates went into courage last week In returning to The odds-makers made the abput those defeats of 33 years pitch the second game. That would take -the heart out of you, espe wttb all prooeads to go to help plete with radar and other Buckeyes haven’t been scored on Schloredt, Washington’s wdnder Miami, Ibitgere over Colgate, VU> the World Series against the the lineup before anyone expected Yankee.s a 13 to 10 choice to gain ago. of If they were vowing venge- leave the third game to lefty cially after you lose a couple of nutn of the Pittsburgh Pirates said as he discussed'the.art support the Fire A PoUca Jun electronic devices, could cor this season but that record goes boy who blundered, gets the Hus lanova over College of Pacifle, him to, still has soreness In hla White Ford, balls in that background.” New York Yankees today se their 19th victory in 25 World nace. It wa sn ’t apparent. As Mur or base staling with this reporter at Forbes Fidd on a ior Athletie Association pro- rectly forecast Iowa’s upset into the discard. Joe Rutj^ns kies back on the right track. Yale over Columbia, Temple over cretly worried about the con forearm muscles. He still flinches Series and their cjghth in 10 un taugh said: "Most o f these guys Both teams worked out yester The lineups and batting orders bright, clean, sunny aftenioon. No player has ever; stolen a gnun. The sale win ba held sticks out In that Illini line. Minnesota over Northwestern: Muhlenberg. when missing a swing or catching created little surprise. Murtaugh of Northwestern last week dition of two key performers — der'Stengel. Today's game wa.s w'crcn’t even bom then. Why day. Many of the Yankees saw base on s'catcher. The pitcher’s the giiy that bases Are stolen between 0 a.m. aad 7 p.m. Navy over Southern klethodjst: A tough one but a flip of the coin Mldweat: Indiana over Oregoa a hard throw in the pocket of should they think about that at has announced . his Monday, lead Thna far, most o f the cakea and could perceive other trouble They meet In the first bowl game says it will be the Golden Goph startin); pitcher Vernon La w and rated even money. Forbes Field for the first time. on. It ’s up to the pitcher to keep a^ State, Boston College over Mar his glove. all?” ing off with Bill Vlrdon and fol are being donated by Midget spots for ths favorites, but It w m of the seMon—the Oyster Bowl at ers. jhorstop Dick. Groat. The Yankees are hot, the I’ i- Some expressed surprise at the runner close to the bag. Have you quette, Mich., ran over Duke, TTje Yankees, in sharp contrast, distant leftfield fence, 365 feet lowing Groat, Bob Skinner, Dick FpotbaU Loagne coaches’ wives far from perfect. Norfolk, Va„ Joe BeUino, N avy TexM over Oklahoma: Monte La w , the Pirates' 20-game win- rates are lukewarm. Stengel's Friend, MI/aJI Ready evqr nptiecd that hardly anyone NebrMka over KanaM State. faced the opener before a sellout | Stuart, Bob Clemente, Smoky and mothers o f tho players. in fact, It w m so imperfect the ace, will serve the M ustangs. on Lee still is the TexM lineup amd nef and steadiest man on the No matter what happens in the from home plate at the foul line. ateala agaiiist the Dodgers? There’s South: Florida State over the crowd of .some 38,000 in full champions streaked into Forbes Burgess, Don Hoak, Bill Maze- But anyone wishing to bake a weekend's record w m 36 correct the half-shell. that is reMon enough to pick the mound this year, has not fully Field by sweeping their last l.'i opener, Murtaugh planned to Centerfield is 457 feet away, and a Teaaon fo r It. Those Dodger atadel, William A Mary over strength except for a minor nuis roski and La w . cake for the aale may do so and selections on the college football Purdue over Wisconsin: The Longhorns. recovered from an ankle Injury games. Th e'Pirates came b a c k pitch Bob Friend (18-12) in to rightfield'300 feet down the line. pitchers, Stan-WlUiams, Don Drys- Furman, Georgia Tech over-Loui ance, A head cold is plaguing first Tony Kubek led off the Yankee, bring It down to Spmee St card and 16 wrong ones for a .694 Boilermakers won’t let .ueir run Army over Penn State: The siana State, Kentucky over Mar suffered 10 days ago. nicely after coasting into the pen morrow's second game here, and Others .complained about the hard dale, Jol^fiy Podres, Rogey Craig, baseman Bill (Moose) Skowron. followed by Hector Lopez, Roger Market on Saturday momlnr. average. The season’s total now is away victory over Notre Dame Cadets have too much speed. shall, Notre Dame over North nant, defeating Milwaukee in the follow with Vinegar Bend Mizell, ,infield, which made ground balls and L a n y Sherry, all keep the The 30-year-old righthander ace. Righthander Art Ditmar, Casey Marls, Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berra, The Police and Fire Associa 106-35 for .762. spoil them but this time they win Florida over Rice; That upilet Carolina, Tennessee over Tampa, final two games of the regular hi.s 14-game, winning lefthander, in whiz by like torpedoes. They all runners close to the bag. said frankly "It feels better, but Stengel’s choice to oppose La w , is agreed, however, that the back Skowron. Cletls Boyer, Bobby tion not only sponaor Midget This picks by the margin of a single touch' triumph over Georgia Tech will Virginia Tech over Wake Foreikt, It's not 100 per cent yet." He still Se^on. the third game, on Saturday at "A lot of baseball people claim Football hut also a' basketball down. fit and ready. The 155-game win ground for the hitters was the Richardson and Ditmar. Syracuse over Holy Ch-oss: If make Florida real tough the rest West Virginia over Rlchnumd, Au has some difficulty sliding his foot Yankee Stadium. Harvey Haddix, Johnny ROSebOro (Dodger catch program la the winter aad Clemson over Virginia: Nothing ner pitched Friday against the 'Today marks the 33rd anniver best they'd ever. seen.' Marls and' Boyer are the only Hsirvard could defeat Holy Cross of the way. burn over (^ tta n o o g a . North another solithpaW, is his tentative er) haa ths greatest throwing arm marching band among Its proj- off the. rubber when throwing a Boston Red Sox. La w also worked sary of the opener of the only Yankee starters without World what do you think Ernie Davia more than a workqut. The others In a hurry; Carolina State over Maryland. fourth game- choice. in baseball, because few^ runners eota fo r the youth o f Mqnehes- Arkansas over Baylor: Baylor curve ball, his best pttch. last Friday, Handicapped by the other World .Series in which these , No .Surprisea Series experience. Hoak la the only and his playmates will do to the TYlday Southwest: Houston over Texaa steal on h ii^ True,, he’a got a good tor. hM shown improvement but not B\’en Dann.r Murtaugh. Pirate ankle sprain,- he was pummeled two teams met. . In that -one Stengel, who waited until Mon "W alt until those Pirates see Pirate starter who has ever Crusaders? Detroit over Cincinnati,'^ South A&M, TexM Tech over T e x a a arm, but it'/i no better than the enough to take the Porkers on manager, admits Groat's left wrist for 10 hits snd eight runs in less 1927 — the Yankees swept thg day to announce Ditmar as his our park,” said Gil McDougald. played lI^ a series. ^ , ern California over Georgia, Vir arms of a IMt of other guys. Those Mississippi over Vanderbilt: The their own playground.' (JhrisUan, Oklahoma' State over" Dodger p lt^ ers keep the base First Win Scored Rebels, ere getting used to these KansM over Iowa State: This ginia Military over George Wash Tulsa, Arizona State over Hardin- runners honstt .and as a result the night games, and are after could be the spot for an upset, ington, Utah over B rig h a m Simmons. Dodgers are>;iths hardest team to strong conference showing to especially if the Kansans keep young. Far West: California over Wash Rumor Factory Hard at Work steal on in Ut'e' ISague." Indian Booters make up fob the Memphis State thinking about'What Syracuse did Saturday ington State, Colorado over Ari Athletics Sign scare. *• * * AN D ALONG CAME THE B U L IW o n a Goots Lauresno had a bad afternoon in the to them iMt Saturday. EMt: Boston Unlvarilty over zona, Utah State oyer Idaho, Ore Michigan State over Iowa: Tbe Air Force over Missouri; The Ohio University, 'Dartmouth over gon over San Jose State, Wyoming Gordon as Boss Called Tiger by Mates Nofales, Sonora,? Mexico, Plaza de Toros Sunday, climaxing it by becoming unseated With reserves doing most of the scoring, Manchester High’s soc Hawkeys sophomores have speed, Tigers won’t 'Mo and' Rich Mayo | Brown, Bucknell over Buffalo, over Denver. Stengel Not Quitting; The third baaemaii, who toiled DON H O AK from his horse. 'The horse is guided by pressure from the rider’s knees, and the shifting cer team registered a 4T0 victory Plttaburgh, Opt. 5 UFi —Joe with Brooklyn; Chicago Cubs and of the rider’s weight. LaureanO shifted his weight one way, the horse the other, and he over Newington yesterday after Gordon today aigned a two-year Cincinnati before coming to the I feel as fast now as when 1 wss fell. He was unharmed. (A P Photofax) noon on the losing team’s field. contract to manage the Kan Pirates two years ago, never dis with the Dodgers,” the six footer Three of the winners’ goals were Honk Going to Detroit sas City Athletics. tinguished himself as an everyday ssid. A .282 hitter this season with re^stered by players who did not Sport Schedule Five Regulars May Be S id elin ed Gordon, In a surprise moa'e, standout performer until he join 79 RBis, a fine total- for a hot'cor start the game. quit the Detroit Tigers Monday ed the Bucs. T()day he ranks as ner guardian, Hoak was used ------St. Pafs Band to Play Booting the goals fo r the In- Friday, Oet. 1 following an unprecedented mainly as a tase runner and late one o f the two hr, three best all Jdians were ’Pom Beat, Fred Mc- Soccer — Manchester at Bristol Pittsburgh, Oct. 5 (/P)— Ca.v>y Stengel probably •will remain managerial swap which had inning replaqement, while with the around third baaemah in the ma ^Clurry, Dave Slbrinsz and Bud Central, 5:15. As Indians Host Rams S a tu rd a y as manager of the New York Yankee.*), and Ralph Houk, ivide- sent him from Cleveland to De Dodgers, Brooklyn version. "A s a CUFF MONTOOMERY jors. Speed WM always one of his Hudson. Best waz the only start Soccer — Rockville at Ellington, ly considered Stengel s successor, probably will become the troit last summer In exchange team, I would say that we have Unique Hurling Game Question: Who keeps track of er. biggest assets but with the Na 8:16. for Alknager Jimmy Dykes. pretty good speed," Hoak added aa substitutions? The victory evened the Indians’ ^thusiasm our boys put In tbs re manager of the Detroit Tigers. tional League champions, Hoak. Cross Country — Manchester, By FRANK CLINE < This managfns'. turn-about'*' The 45-year-old former sec called Tiger, has. turned into an he prepared to enter the batting Answer: ’The field judge, who record at 1-1 this fall. Newington maining practice saaalons and ths ond baseman of the New York Wethersfield nd OlMtonbury at It never rains but it pours shaped up today in the wake of iron man. He’s the only player to cage for a few final swings before On Field Day Show wears two green arm bands to in-, went down jo Its third defeat In game Itaelf. If we don't make too "Tm reeeptlya to a good offer,” Yankees and Indians agreed to four starts; Wethersfield. the flrinK of Manacer Boh Elliott take part in all 11^5 games. facing the likes of the Yankees, dleato he has this duty. Is re for some people. Such is the many mistakes I think .we ean he said. "I'm getting older and I terms following a half-hour startlftg today. Manchester (4) Newington (0) Saturday, Oct. 8 by Kansas City, Ia>’( Boudreaus Surprisingly, Hoak swiped but sponsible for one team. In a four- case for Coach Walker Briggs take them,” the Indians mentor can't afford to let too many more conference with Parke Carroll, GeciauskM Palumbizio Bristol Central at Manchester, resignation at CTiicago and Joe three bases all season. And the P i Like a number of players, with official gaaae, the umpire Is la concluded. years slip by'," '' general manager of the Kansas Hurling, called in some quarters the oldest sport known to Bonadieli Pemmey 2, Memorial Field. and his Manchester High foot Gordon's walkout at Detroit. rates, as a team, collected but 33, both clubs, Hoak has turned "col charge of sobatltatlons for tho A year ago, Hpuk, 41, rejected City club. . umnist” for. one of the Steel Chly’s man, and-gaelic football will both be included in the annual Scofield Kelley ball squad. When the season Other reports eirciilating at s bid to manage the Athletics, ‘‘Everything is flne, I feel w4 a mark topped by several Individ other team mid he wears red be t Is Ansaldl uals- dailies. Irish Field Day program scheduled Sunday afternoon at Dil Chapman Cuba Hold Two Recordo first started Coach Briggs felt Glastonbury Beats World .sierlea headquarters were: preferring to remain with the Yan can do a good Job In Kansas on aaeb arm. Where five officials Kuhlmann Kisaell "Further proof that pitchers, m m * lon Field in Hartford. The Hartford Gaelic Football Club will that hie team could hold Ite own 1. Gordon will manage the kees as s coach. City. U’e have a lot of young are used, the back Judge reUevee King Uncoln and not catchers, are' mainly re entertain the Montreal football and^ The Cube hold two m ajor- against all teams on .the echedule Rockville Booters Athletles. (This U close to being a This time he will give serious fMlows and thaPs what I like,” Confident and Cocky the umpire of the red arm bands Lavery Frankel sponsible for keeping rtinners hon hurling teama In both games. league records for highest scMon If it could avoid the injury buga consideration to an expected offer said Gordon. Stateis in International competi aad the Job of keephig track of Kennedy Clancrave fact). est is the case of Louie Aparicio of "If you want my prediction,” he Festivities will begin with the percentage. The Chicago represen boo. by the Tigers. " I have, two or three Id mind tion. In thU year’4 International replacemento for one team. O’Dei Neumann Booting home a goal In the final 2. Boh .Hcheflinc, just're-sifiged the White Sox in last year’s se said, and I did, "There ■won't ha hurling game starting at 2. This tatives of I860 won 07 games while In their bpening game of the "It's difficult to disruss a man but I cannot say what they are too many runs scored by either contest slated for Dublin, Ireland VeKarlle Discenza period, Howie Crosaman broke a as a Mlhvaukee Braves' coach, has ries. He did ver.v little running will be the first such contest in Q. ’Ths offensive team has the ball losing only 17, for a percentage of year agoinet Windham the Indi agerial job with anybody cur right now.” side. This is strictly a pitchers’ next month brothers Dan and Jim Best Bojnowskl scorelesa tie and provided Glaston Uie ipsida track to succeed Tom against the Dodge.-s and when he the central Connecticut area' In on Its 30-yard line, second down .798, highest on record.-The Cubs ans lost the services of both of rently (in another club,” said De Gordon said he would select park and we'll do all right once we Foley of the Hartford team will Manchester o i l 2— 4 bury High’s soccer team with a 1-0, Sheehan as manager of the ,Uan did he was thrown out," the ex- and eight to go. The defensive Goals scored by Best, Mc(3urry, of 1906 set the ‘modem’’ percent-1 their firet string halfbacks. Co troit President Bill Dewitt. "Houk his coaches withih a week or get-to Yankee Stadium." many years. be holding down the center field victory over RoritvlUe. Francisco Giants. (The only thing two. One:|ivho Is certain to be Marine said. team is offside on a play from Slbrinsz, Hudson. age high of .763 with their banner | CapU^ WUke^ Stamtma and Greg has lots of qiialiflcation.s and he's Hoak is one of four members of Ths gaellc football which will positions for the American team. ManChuek. Neither played at The 'Win was the third straight positive is that Sheehan will not with him Is Jojo White, who Are the Pirates a slow club ? scrimmage In which the offensive performance of 116-86. very highly respected by every- the Pirates with pre-vious series • follow will bring together two of Providing the musical enter- Middletown iM t week and both for the high flying Glastonbury return In 1061). had been his - roach first with ♦ * * halfback goes for a run of 50 experience, getting into the 1955 the best such teams in the United Uinment during the games will are still on crutches at the mo crew. Rockville dropped Its third 8. Rill RIgney. who Sheehan re-I body In hs.sehall. Including me. but Cleveland and then with De yards. Ha is tackled, goes down Statistics Say So set with the Dodgers. States and Canada. The visitors be St. ,Patri8 team here In the East. on the sidelines when the Indians very well last week at halfback Riley .... ---- Dewgtewlez League with 40 homers; Pirates’ Dick Stuart, who hit 2.3 to top Pirates in that depart be held at the Saengerbund Hall on pleted, each foul la aa offsetting New York, Oct. 6 (ff)— Tho National Hockey League season take the field in their home open- while Eagleson ran from fullback RH ner recently was given his release curtail aome of DeW.ltt'a power. AMERICAN LEAGl'E Inteinatloual S t^ Washington St. in Hartford. Danc one aad the ponaltiee cancel each Central at Memo as a freshman and sophomore. Gardner ...... Colombara as coach by the Athletics. Mc- DeWltt had had bee reign In ment. and Yankees’ Roger Maris, whose .39 placed him second to Mickey in the Ameri Batting— Runnels, Boston, .820; On numerous occMlens several ing and entertainment, to which other. It remains the offensive opens tonight on two fronts when the Boston Bruins play the Gaha managed Toronto to the In trades and hiring and firing of Sharing the halfback berths will CH can League. (A P Phntofax) Bmith, Chicago, .815; Mlnoso, Cht- o f the Hartford players have been the public will be welcome, w ill be team’e ball, aecond down aad eight New York Rangers in New York and the Chicago Black 1 oevueinn ternational League rhampionshlp, personnel, including managers. be Tom Sheridan, Karl Then and Ottone .. .. .Larry Boudraau ciago, .311; Skowron, New York, Jail Cell for Lodging chosen to represent the United held from 8 until midnight. to go. on their 8fi-yard line. Hawks entertain the Detroit Red Wings. ’The other two! addiuons to the Indians' but lost to lAuisvlile In the Little John Fetzer, former chairman Lance Stewart. Sheridan and Then LH .809; Kuenn, Cleveland, .308. clubs—the pronto Maple Leafs hnju,y ust ere fullback Dave Ma- W'orld Series. of the hoard, said In namlngN^^ are relatively inexperienced sophs Gossman ...... Stesta Runs— Mantle, New York, 119; and the Montreal Canadlens-—gel jeusky, -guaid Dave Anderson and Gordon, who quit the Tigers sud manager (the Tigers have had Former Dodf>er Notv Rues’ Middle Distance Relief Star while Stewart Is a senior. Reserve OR Maris, New York, 98; Landis, their BSMon imderway In Montreal halfback-fullback Jim Galanek. denly Monday, was to confer with •even managers In the last nine quarterback Dave Tupper will also H attln ga...... Fahy Chicago, 89; Mlnoso, Chicago, 88; Saves Fan Series MoniBy tomorrow night Malausky received a neck Injury Kansas City General Manager years) would take plenty of time. work at halfback. IR Sievers, Chicago, 87. The Canadlens, even without re- at Middletown and it ia doubtful Parke Carroll today. A Kansas HoUk's decision to consider em p-ar From Pessimistic Kelley ...... ArcM vy Runs. Batted In— Maris, New tired Maurice Richard, -are solid [that he will be able to face the City spokesman salfi "Unlesa Joe ployment elsewhere was taken a.a But Briggs is far from pessimis C 'York, 112; Mlnoso, Chicago, 105; Pittsburgh, Oct. 5 (/P) _N o _ f’ World Series. He’ll see It on tele favorites to outdistance the op Ram a Anderson bruised the ilium asks for the mobh. he's gut the job. a sign that Stengel would remain L^bine Top Baseball .World tic as he looks forward to the Elliott ...... Feblen Wertz, Boston, 108; I.emon, Wash vision. bone on his hip and probably will It will be a two-year contract. Irish family ever is small,” a position once again. Montreal hu Indians’ home opener. XL with the Yankees. ington, 100; Gentile Baltimore, 98. not be ready Saturday. Galanek Houk. regarded In New York as guy said to Pittsburgh Man He's George Wilson, 74, who re won the Stanley Cup the laat five Akerly...... Sorranno "I think Casey will stay.” ) said Hlts^—Mlnoso, Chicago, 182; has a bad ankle and, although he "Central is a good, hard running heir apparent to .Stengel's throne By EARL YOST -ivrj A Skowron blast Into the visiting tired from a ■ job here and re io a ii(\ G yeara and haa taken the N H L OL a lop New York official, "at least ager Danny Murtaugh, i “ so team’s bullpen In New York. Robinson, Baltimore, and Fox, Chi turned to his nativs Belfast sev title In four o f those years. may be able to see some aervica team with a sturdy line. In the two when the 70-year-,old wizsrd of the I hope he, does. Two months ago. hotO many tickets did you have to Glastonbury 0 0 6 1— 1 Pittshurgh— Sitting on top "A pitcher, going from one league cago, 178; Runnels, Boston and eral years ago. He kept In toi^h It trill probably be only of the lim games In which I saw them play dugoiits quits, apparently has I would have bet anything he get for relatives?” Riehard. now 89, announced Us Goal scored by Crosaman. of the baseball World once to the other, isn't going to change Smith, Chicago, 169. with the Pirates by way o f tho ited variety. I was particularly Impressed with given up hope of ever succeeding would quit. 1 have changed my "I'd hate to count ’em up.” said retlrsMMnt a few weaka ago after an umpire’s way of calling the Doubles — Francona, - Cleveland, U.S. Armed Forces rsdio. Thus, Coaoh Briggs has been their fullback Dave Plrog,” Briggs the old man. mind." again as a member of a World Danny. "But the toughest part PABXA1» SPmUBSRIEN 18 record-breaking aeagona with pitches. You just have to adapt 38; Skowron, New York, 34; Ml- But after converting many of OHUBOR T E N F IN spending moat of his time the early said last night. Popular Victory Totala Series team is (3em Labine, about It is that they all think I Sttandtoga Canadians. Young Billy Hicks is .voiir.self. I was really surprised iioso, and Freese, Chicago, 32; his neighbors—about 50 wers In Stoiidliige part of this week trying to revamp "If we can stay with them early. get 'em free!" W, L. Pet. Pet. being tried out In Rocket’s right son of Mr. and Mrs. Andor that high curve balls were strikes Smith, Chicago and 'iebern, Kan W. L. Pet. the Indians taackfletd. Don Selpel I think we have a chance to beat Final victory totala 98 and 95 the Wilson home listening in on Aeeto A Syl 1.000 wing spot on a line with Henri I.abine of Manchester. Re in the American League. sas City, 31. Emanuel Lutheran Shamrocks . will be back in his familiar role at them,” he continued. Don't forget have been the moat popular among the day the Pirates clinched the vester ...... 12% \ 8 .8176 Richard and Dickie Moore. Hioke leased by the Ijos Angeles Dodger.a " I felt that I was handicapped Triples— Fox, Chicago, 10; Rob Pittsburgh, Oct. 5 (/F)—An Air No. 1 ...... 26 6 .818 Valentines .. .1000 quarterback but there will be new we're not out of thts league (Cen NL pennant winners since 1900, Cubs’ Brass Back on Board pennant— and making the long PAG Motor .563 .750 wen American Hockey League with both those figures being June l.'i, and cut adrift by the De with Detroit. I'm a low hall pitch inson, Baltimore, 9; Aparicio, Chi Force man who came 4.000 miles Wapplng Community Pumpkins . . faces St the rest of the po.^ltions al tral Connecticut Interscholastic trip here for the final games .of Dlrit’a Atlantic. .563 .750 scoring champion two seasons ago good enough to ‘take it all’ on aix troit Tigers two months later, the er and I wasn't getting my pitches cago, Maris, New York and Green, to see Pittsburgh play In a World No. 1 ...... 25 7 .781 Angels ...... though most saw duty last ..week League) title race yet. Conard is the regular season, he couldn't get Belmont Rug .. .500 with Rochester. Otherwise, Coach occasions. 94 wins represented veteran righthanded relief pitcher railed strikes. And when I brought Bertola and Becquer, Washington,' Series was in the opening' day Wapplng Community Easterettes . .250 at Middletown. the only team in the league that ManafKerial Merry - Go - Round a ticket to the series. P4kO Drivera .. .4712 Toe Blake is going with a atand- the champs’ total five times, wbilo was aigned as a free agent by ttie thenj up, goodbye. I didn't pitch 7. crowd today as the Pirates played No. 2 ____ ...... 23 9 .719 Laborers ... .250 Bob Cody and Bill' Eagleson. hasn’t at least one loss or a tie. the New York Yankees. Green Manor ., .488 pat team. .__ . . - 91 and 105 have appeared as tho Pittsburgh Pirates Aug. 16. In his good ball with Detroit, either. Home Runs— Mantle, New York, St. James No.. 1 ----- 22 10 .877 Firecrackers .000 primarily a defensive player, will Pittsburgh, Oct. 5 .(A5— Officials NassUf Arms .. .438 A fte r tha Canadlens the M m >1s A lot depends on how much en- victors’ final victory mark four Chicago; Qct. .5 i/pi The Chicago Cubs were again on the mana first start, he Worked three innings Labine worked in the 1953; 1955, 40; Marls, New York, 39; Lemon, He was Buc Manager Danny So. Methodist No. 1 .20 12 .626 Red Hearts . .000 gerial merry-gb^un/1 today hoping to pluck off a gold ring ' a man at the -University o f' Pittsburgh Bolton Lake ... .260 L eafs appear atrongeet. Thei Leafs and struck out six. 19.56, 1959 scries for the Dodgers Washington, 88; Colavlto, Detroit, Murtaugh's cousin, who is ata- St. James No. 2 ____20 12 ;625 ager that can win '■ .The Cubs hsve hsd seven fleid managers In 11 received an Inter-offlre memo to finished aecond lest season but That was the start of what has posted a two snd two won-loss rec 35; Ktllebrew, Washington, 31. tiohed in Spain.'*- "H e told me his St, Bridget’s ...... 18 14 .563 Reaults: Shamrocks 4, Hearts 0; years. Their latest boss, I a u Boudreau, quit yesterday after ask day concerning the W orlif Series: Results: PAG Motor 4, Belmont bowed in four straight in the Cup been a great comeback for the ord. One o f the wins was over New Stolen Bases— .\paririo, Chl- commanding officer said he could Community Baptist Valentines 4, Firecrackers 0; ing but not receiving a ,long “ In ordcp^ to maintain proper 0; Dick's 4, Bolton 0; NassUTs S, flnals^'- handsome, crew cut Rhode Island York. on the list of replaee- leagues? 202; W.vnn, Chicago, 157; Ratals, It's a matter of economics for 177, Harold Moore 175, suffered a knee injury In the NH L ignation. . being with a winner amd a loser. —a curve ball that hop.s, and with Second Congo No. 3 . 8 24 .250 year are Sally Macintosh pres ment-s for Boudreau. Other name.s Washington, 156; Lary, Detroit, Bottom, .64, who also asked police Pittsburgh. Oct. 5 iu that a ths.t had to h.‘ made. For example, (Pittsburgh) I found some good de- ter pitch, Labine has made one of conserving my money,” he said, COUNTRY CLUB MEN Janice Heinzmann, secretary-pub fen.se behind me," the 10-year star In. town for the World Series, Standings licist. Chicago w ill be minus veteran waukee; Bob ,*ilrhening, anpthei yesr-to-year arrangement is haz in the Ameriian I.eague, Ihe iiiTi- the finest second half comebacks NATIONAL LE.4GUE “ because the series may go seven Results; Talcottville No. 16, Standings Dodg(?.r veteran sa,ld. today decried the loss of romance W. L. Pet. Ted Lindsay. The scrappy S5-year- CASTROt MOTOR OILS former Cub manager, and Bill ardous, parUrularly for s msn j plies give ynu (call slrikesT^a of the sea.son, games and I ’ll need a little extra to Baptist No. 1 2; Congo No. 1 6, W. L. Pet. Batting— Groat, Pittsburgh, >525; In the art of base stealing. Man. Auto Parta .... 3 1.000 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE old leftwinger retired after 16 sea RIgnev, ex-manager of the ,San with a family, " aaid Wrigley "On higher strike zone? This is no AVIlh Detroit, Labine had trouhle AUhniigh Roy Face, tji(> dandy hitch jilke hack and forth from Baptist No. 2 2; St. James No. 2 8, Niblics a ••■*3 0 1.000 Ijirker, Los AngelM, .823; MsyS, "Maury Wills (Dodger InfleW- Chinliffe Motors , . 3 1.000 Standings sons in the NHL—three with Chi Francisro Giants. ihe other hand, from the Cubs' erlUrism nf I lie umpiring. It's jii.sl getting anyone out. One of Ted little reliefer with the fork ball, is New York,” Methodist No. 1 0; Wapplng No. 2 Cleeks . 1 .667 AND LUBRICANTS San Francisco, .319; Clemente, er) has stolen 50 bases this year Wyman’s Oil ...... 2 .666 W. L. Pet. cago and 13 with Detroit. The Cubs were non-committal standpoint with the, lean years a fact lhal In the .National I.eague, Williams’ last homers was hit off the No, 1 boy/in the bullpen, Labine ■ The.;, cops obliged. They even 8. Methodist No 2 0; Methodist Blasters ..■a ,2 1 .667 Plttaburgh, .814; Boyer, St, Ixniia, and Luis Aparichio (Chicago DeCormler Motors ...1 .333 Paul Dodge ...... 4 1.000 The Rangers, who finished in we hav.e had and with the ex •where I am nioi'e elfeclive with mv Labine at Fenway Park, a shot has made.more-than Just a passing .304. , agreed'to wake him up at 4 a.m. No. 4 6. Wapplng No. 1,2; Meth Irons •.. a 2 1 .667 / ARf WOULD FAMOUS FOR QUALITY penditures. Involving in' both re-i sinker hall, I got a Ini more alrikes ■White Sox) hss stolen 51,” said Man. R ad iator...... 0 .000 Lenox Pharmacy .... 3 .760 the cellar last season, hsve added into the rightfield stands. This mark ss a game-saver'as the Pir today so he’ll have plenty o f Hme odist No. 3 4, St. Bridget's 4; Lu Spoons . aaaaaaaa.'aaal 2 .333 Alcar Auto ...... 0 building the tehni and nuMlerniz-j Coin the umpiies than I did when Runs— Bruton, Milwaukee, 112; Gomez, "but you don’t hear a .000 Moriarty Bros...... T .250 five players In an effort to hit a hastened hla exit from Ihe Amerl- ates snnexed their first National Mathews, .Mllwtuiker, 108; Pinson, to make It out to Forbes Field for theran No. 2 4, Congo No. 2 4; 8t. Fairways aaaaaaaaaaaal 2 .333 (ng the ball park the Cutr.s are L " '" * wilh 'he TIgeis. thing about It,” Man. M otor Sales . . . 0 .000 winning combination. Newcomers AND PERFORMANCE IN ALL CARS! ran l-.eague, as-well sa a Bill League flag in 33 years. .Oinrinnatt and Mays, San Francis the opening game. James No. 1 6, TalcotWllle No. 2 2; Drivers a a a a a * a a'a a a a 1 2 .333 not In a. pcadllon to make a long 1 _ ^ “ In my day if a man stole 40 Results; Man. Auto 3, M. Radi Man. Mo'tors Serylce . 0 .000 Include defenseman Jim Morrison, HUNSWICK HONItE co, 107; Aaron, Milwaukee, .102, Congo No. 3 4, LutheArt No.T *4. Brassies 3 .000 ator 0; Cunllffe 3, Alcar 0; W y- j term commitment" i basts he would , be lionized as * — •— drafted from CUesgo; center Ted Runs Batted In— Aaron, M il Listed with the top shooters man’a 2, DeCormler l. Complete Line of I The Ciibs won Ihejr laal pen- Pittsburgh, Q c f ' .5 (/P)- -One much as a Micke.y Mantle h ittin g. 'Results: Dodge 4, Motor Sales Hampeon, from Toronto; plus waukee, 126; Mathews, Milwau w ere Bob Schack 178-220— 571, A l Skijauclus’ 144-380 and Ralph BOWLINO BALLS l.anl in'int.'i snd recorded their Iasi Pittsburgh Pirate fan came all the 40 home run.s. I. don’t know what Opening night top scorers in 0; Lenox 3, Moriarty’s 1. three farmhands—Ltn Ro^efort, kee, 124; Banks, Chicago, lt7; Joe Schuster 177-207—544. Bill Starkweather's 136-358 topped the w ay from Ireland td 'watch the ha.s happened.” cluded Blind! Tarca 140-132— 406, Joe Mayer's 153 score was tops. Len Ronson snd D avt Baton. I first division finish the following Jim Brown A«:ain NFL’s T^p Grpimd Gainer SlaysT San Francisco, .108; Royer, Pagan! 210—530,.Rudy Heck 191- scores. CustoiB F m «d — Initialed ■year under Crlm m . .SIme then Ray Dellafera 135-^373, A rt Boston! wUch also finished put St. Louis; 97. '193— 527, Pic Harrison 196— 526. Brickley 184—370, Vln Bogglnl FEMNEB a FELLAS LUBRIPLATE their best has been fifth place In' Hits—^Mays, .San Fouicisco, 190; Winthrop Viner 179-181—5l3. Don Standlas* . of the playoffs—fifth place last New York. Oct. .5,i/)’i ■ - Nslinn-' ‘ Baltl)uore'(^ofinn.v T.Inltas^-Kas 135— 362, Merl Anderson 142— 360, HfHJOAY WIVES W L Pet. ; lft.')2 iiiifler Csvarretla and fifth Pinson, Cincinnati, 187; GroaL Anderson 178— 512, Harry Schwab year — has added Orval Teasler BOWLING SHOES ' place ties under .Schefllng in 1058 al League pro fool hall Is getting a seennd^lace record of (mfnplel- Lou Beckel 856. Standings Fran-Herb Crandall ...... 8 ~ .760 ' Pittsburgh, 186; Bruton, Milwau l90— 611,. Henry Wayner 210-507, Vl-Jonn Horton e e e e e • e .760 and Jimmy BiHtlett, both for MOTOR OILS I and 19.59. ing IJ'^of 62 passes tor 539 yards. Kingpetch’s Win oWr Perez W. Pet m.oMolonniis In one respect .tlm- kee, ISO;- Clemente, Pittsburgh, A rt Johnson 199-505, Carl Hult- Flo-Norm-- — Kloter ••••-eeeeeee S .SS7 wards. a.-<5on average aiid'only l',6 per Dusters . • ..8 .667 .SS7 SHIRTS [, Boudreau managed Cleveland to 179. . gren 202-502, Ed Macauley 186- T FRUIT LEAGUE Clarencs Campbell, president of find SPECIALIZED LUmCANTS iny Brown Is lesding the circuit's cent of InlercijpHons. Sweepers ..••8 .06'( .6SS ‘ a pennant in 1948 and also held Standingt Alba-Zlp Soblaki ...... 4 .388 tho NHL said the league appears groiind-gnlners again. Doubles—IPinson, Cincinnati, 87 j Brings Ring Magazine AwWd SOl, BUI OUroy 199, A rt Perkins Washers .583 \ Ev*ry Aecttsory the relna, at B(viton and Kansas Kyle R o le ' of the New York ,i>peda, San Francisco, 36; Robin V. U Pet. UaudeJohn Madlsau ...... S i .380 to have better balance. . The -hig Cleveland Browius' line Houston, •U'ex.—iJoe Brown, 187, 193, Bob Midwood 189, Don Darling Dates A N|its...... Ironers ., ..6 .500 Ireno-Bob Conatamine ...... 1 U .088 City in the American l.Aagiir. 01anls^,Atid .AA’Illard DewVeall of son, Cincinnati and .Skinner, Pitts B 8 .626 buster ha.s led the league in* ball New Orleans, knocked out Bay- 187, Don Cook 181, ^ud Chutter Cookers . .“It’S always trite to eay there Finished .He^enth the.^;jucagn -Bears ha've cniight 12 burgh, 33; Banks, Chicago, 82. Sugar Plums ...... 6 8 .628 ...... 4 .333 carrying for the past three sea- niiimlo (Battling) Torres, ISS, 178, John Guard 178, Jim Bbettcher Women'a better acorea Included w ill be a great season, but that’s NASSIFF ARMS CO. The'Cuba this season finielieil In pfisses each and defending cham- Triples— Bruton, Milwaukee, 18; Champion Pone‘- Pone Kingpetch's aec- winner of P e^ h es ...... 4 4 .500 Moppere .250 Kloter IIO-IU, VI Horton 138, Fran DEALfR INQUIRIES INVITED snn.s anil holds the league recoi'rl o f Reynosa, Mexico, 4. (Non-tttle). Jofre's fight with Mexico's Elroy 177,. Burt McOonkey 177, Joe' 4 a fact," sUd CampbeU. ’’Oensral seventh place with one .of iht-ir nlon Ray Berry of Baltimore and Pinson, Cbiclrinati and Mays, San ond victory over Argentina's Pas- Bsrri^g ' » • e e e e e e eta e e 4 .500 ResiUta: W ip e r s 8, Ironers 1; Crandall 113, Jaaiine I& b 110. "HOt'SE OK SPORTS" 1.527 yards in one sesson, ' Tampa, Flac-Baby Colon, SancheE, eij^th-rarked, aii cham- Gabriele 177, gingsley Kuhnay Flgbart ...... 8 6 Hen ■ leaders were John Horton conditions that would oontributo woraj. records in years. 60-B4, .1.5 Monty Stickles of San Frariclsco 11 Francisco, 12; Aaron, Milwaukee, cual Perez today earned the lanky .87B Cookers 4, Sweepers 4, Dusters 0. 1591/j, Havana, outpointed George pion. The European Boxing Union 176, Chariae fipnigue 176, Ambrose Honeydewt ...... 8 B 184—J75. Don Carpenter 144J78. to a good segsen are all opertUvo. games behind- pennant winning Today, after' two games, league each. 11; Kirkland, San Francisco and That Ring Magazine's "Fighter of .875 With the better scorers were 1018 Main #.1647 price, ISO'/), Houston, 10, and British poard of Boxing Con Diehl 176. ”1 think tho league balance will i'Utsburgh. slali.sllcs revealed that Bi'own-ha-s Pal Horfuing. of Green Bay. and Boyer and WhItS, St. lou ls, 10.- the Mpnth” award! Lorri SUUcrope 122, Edith Oori 'OMland, tdllf__ Johnny Gon trol, will give title recognition to Reaults: Hpneydews 3, Dates l; bo betto'r. I'm not saying that the Grimm, who holds a vice presi rim up 210 yards on 43 carries for Mitchell aie top acorers ■ with 24 Home Rubs— Banks, Chicago, Pone stopped, the tiny, former rent! 119, Shirley BQiock 110, HU- dent |K>sltion with the Cubs, nus.- an. av(^rage of 5.6 yards |>er at- knnlnta apiece. Bob Green of Pitts salves, ,140, Oakland, outpointed the winner of the Haliml-Preddie BOLnUT M ixxo BODBLB8 Flgbars 3, Peaches 1; Itorriea 8, dur. Zawietowski 110. Canedlene are not. as good as 41; Aaron, Milwaukee, 40; Math champion in the eighth round of Gilroy bout. Gilroy, of reland, is they were last year but tho other renlly is In charge of the Cub teni|d. Only six yards behind and burgh tops the piintene with a 46.6 Benny Mendtita.'I89*A, Y'reano, 10. ews, Milwaukee, 89; -Boyer, St. Waaeiaat ^ Plums.la Kitty Slbrinsz hit 91 without a \lmost Anything Automotive Vegan, ^'ev.—ifeay Pacheco, their return title bout at Los A n ranked fifth. L Fct eluba aeemod to have gatnod rookie team in the newly formed wi(h virtually . the aame averh.';-i .xsid average. AVIllie ,\Veat, Louis, 32; Robinson, Cincinnati, geles. a .778 I^Might of the week was Jean mark. 110, I,aa Vegai, stopped Jesus Mir The EB.U and BBC have recom McCiim’s 86 without a mark. ground on them. *4|u'izoria Instructional League. gain Is Green Bay’s Jim Taylor I>iuls. la N o..l punt Teturher with V . • ’The defeat dropped Perez to sec-: a ,778 anda, 10944, Mexico City, 8. mended that the survivors of the (■Bob Boaadlea ...... 4 a .147 Campbell said ha has aoen Boa- Other Clib vice presi'drnls inclijde -with 2.T4 yards on*42 Cai rles. Bobbjh ah average, of 14,3 yards snd'Jim Stolen Bases—Wills, Los A n n ond contender, his lowest position VILLAOB HIXSBS DELCO I am .4nge|eaL.Donnle Adamson, two fights meet to settle the Issue. ^ iO e lM y asalstomU ..4 8 .487 MESOANTIUB LBAODE ton. Toronto and Montreal 1^ Clarence Rowland, 81. ,and John Mitchell is third with 208 yards on ^gmple. Baltimore, leads in kick ies, 50; Pinson, Cincinnati, 81; in more than sia years, among the 4 A54 MMdIaae 128, Wei4t Jordan, Utah, and Eme- Don Fullmer, 21-year-old brother StoodlBga W L Fct Holland, who acts aa general man- 30 att'empta and has-the beat aver off returns with a 59.5 yard aver Taylor, Flltladelphla, 261; Mays,' 112-pound set. Spain's Mlmum 4 .668 Ubitlon fames so fkr, but from ager. age. Uo F lo iW 188, l>oa Angelea, of N B A middleweight king Gene W . L. P i Swahn-Rtaoadt ...... I Q 1.000 Us ‘'assessment on paper” Chi* age, 6.9 yards. drew, 8. * ' > > San' Francistgit, 25; Bruton, MU- Ben AU was boosted to No. 1. S)Sa®r«s5SSo“ .v;;;;. Curtia-Foater ...... I 0 1.000 Holland left for Piiuburgh and wimk(w 22* Fullmer' was ranked among the 6 A 44 ...... aaaaaaaaa.7 '2 ,7 TOppitlfC'WftgnCr ...... aaae»et*«*aa 7 1 .(08 cago has probably mads ths great* lAyne Best Piutaer Former heavyweight champion 160-pounders for the first time on Harm a ...... 6 8 .6 Derry'AeKrert ...... S 3 .71 the Word Reries yeaterday after ------— PItching-i-JlIcDMiel, St. Louis, Ingsmar Johansson was raised to set progress. N^t BATTERY! Veteran Bobby I.,ayna of the ' SCHOLAHTIC SOCX1ER the strength of his draw with Euro I Adrian’s -...... ,8 4 .5 ApplebywAdami ■ ■ S the Bnnou'ncemeqt inf Boudreai('a R row nliig, ^Sadak Back 12-4, .750; Brogllo, St. Louis, 21-t, N o »8 contender behind Sonny Lis 4 e e • e • . Carroll-Pope .... DlsconUnuance this season of rcalrnatton. .Pittsburgh Steelera la No'. 1 on the Manchester 4. Newington 0. .700; Law, Pittsburgh, 30-0, .000; pean champion Gustav Scholz at vanie-OeorsaJ f a a ? ...... ' ...... 4' Flanb’s ?...... •...... » 4 .3 Foley-Rlchardion tolevised fia tu r d a y aftomoon paaaing list, compiled this year on Storrs, (fct. 5 (Ah—University ton of Philadelphia with Ameri ^ a n k fu rt. Genmany, SepL 14. Covenaky-Fariey MSIMBUTBOBY Staples (Weetport), ,1. Stam Spalm, MUwaakoe^' 31-10. .077; L la u Harrhion-l, Man. Auto ...... S 4 .5 games over tha CBS network In a new formula which Includes of Ohnomeut fuUback Jim cana Ekldie Machen third and Zora Gene Fullm er,la rated the No. 1 Lamoureuz 4 Allied S .4 Brown-Harella ' ford 0, , ' Buhl, MUwiwkee; i0*0. .040. Follsy fourth. ------.....4 HcCatlr the United Btatss will ndt be a Mi»ck DefenMi compUUons, yards gained, touch Browning knd guard' John Sadak cOTtepder by Ring, which recog Gi^Morm Gagnon ...... 4 Itaivrta...... i I .S|} Glastonbury 1) Rockville 0. Strikeouts— Dnradale, Lea A b - “ " Hampton Man. Optl^ .....^...4 5 .4 Staeva 4l9Cr seeseeSajeae * V etofft ffiaaiMial setback, Ofimpbelt ob* down, passea, per-cent completed, have put On their uniforms and Ring rated Brazil’s Eder Jofre nized P4ul Pender of Brookline, SYSnke .4 5 .4 Tour ' uval ...... 2 S .360 Greenwich 2. New Canaan 1. cleata agatpi. They were injured in lea, 340; Koofax^ Loa Aagelea, the No. 1 bantamweight following, I o•e•0eo••eee V served. Naw Havan, Oct. 6 (Jh — Yala’i per cent Intercepted and average NorWalk 0, Andrew VFartle 1. 7; Sam Joaea,. Saa rnuMisoo, ** world 4hamplo%, Don ^ elgeeegeeR JoQ Dl’e .8; fi .3 ____ 1 S .386 the retirement of Champion Jbse m M ...... 5 S .000 MANCHESTER Brat Uam worka# out agalnat a gein In yarde. the . game agalhat Yale two weeks K Fullmer WM ranked ninth- Scholz a”* 2®®^’•••••eeeeeee ICem. Oor...... 2 7 . ‘T h e fraaehlea fies u a fis'u p w r 65T PARK STREET PROJECT ST„ Comer W. MIDDLK TUBNFIKB '\ St. Anthony's 8, Briston Cen ago.. The two players worked out, 100; BrogUo, St. Louis, 107; ^cerra of Mexico. France's Al Men-Lewls Ivee ...... i .m ______■lUuRrty eaee* loss of gate reeeipta, since the ■tmulatad Columbia dafante yaatar- Layne haa eomplated 80 of 46 for tral 0. Friend, Plttsburi^ 183. la ranked third. Kacamarcsyk-HUIer .. of GOVERNOR ST. I r m w o with the yConn rootbsll smied n phonse Haliml. thS former cham :::::: 11 payment wee Indeninyieatton to K HARTFORO AUTO PARTS day aa tha Ella prapartd. for Bkt- -M.i yards and six touchdowns, has. Bristol Baatam 8, Bt. Jamea _touUM scores Includad Anne Resulto: Fraak’e S, Mem. Oor. 0; MANCUJi^flSi:^ , a defenrive drill yeaterdgy In' ------: ' pion,' was ranked aecond followed ^ •r^ ^ 8 S -taf-8 B 8 . Mars* DePsMot Women'a better acorea Included chib fo r Changfng from ajgtat to EAST HARTFORD urdajr'a gama with tha Ldona hara. a B<5.2 per cent completion averege (Berlin) 0. / • BOAT SHOW 6 A 44 8, ,Ton Dl’s 0; Herm’a S, A i- preparation for Saturday.'i,' co..-1' Frank Lary, Dotroit pitehor, haa by Piero Relld of Italy and' Kenji ______NorSM____ . • 184. JauaiUi Rhoads IIS, afternoon gam es,Cam pbell add T «L JAelfiifm 7-1811 Tho Mcoiul atrmgara practlead and a 4.S per cent Interception Choate 8,^ Cheshire Academy ?d. Na- BavltstowsU U4. Nancy T ort 111 lled 0; ilano’a 2, Man. Auto 2, UlUan teorUUot Bea Carroll tSS, T ri JAciwm 8-2161 m MltoMD 041 A " teot agaii^' tho Univeroity of won moro tj^n 10 games for aU Yonekura eg Japan. itS. ed. *1 don't .tUnk the over-aU.rev- I Kgtliurt » moel^ ColumbU dtfm M . iMrk, Thomaston S, Woodbury 3 (tie). Uonal Motor Boat Show wlU Sa N a ^ Wa.>T«fi 111, Helen Ivw 111. Adrian’s 1. ' Hen fop ahoMara were Uord CUrtia Maaa^hu*tta at Amherst. straight'aoasona. The American National Boxing eaus o t tha leagiw wjU he affect OOBMBB Binpnui aiid ALDnr AYE.. tHOfiOBONYlUaUlM: Bl B-MIO' ‘ held in New York, -Jan.-14-22, Bog.l^a^i^ . Al MelscltoB UA-Sei bad Andy Kfavoatka’g ISO tofiBid the aebieg. ntAN CmANDALl. ed. ' • ' ' ^ ' ■ L", ' - ■ , ..K “A'- aU. iSm Adams 194. . t
f. p* MANCHESTER EViSNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER it, 1960 PAOB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1960 Household Good* 51 Mnsicel InstranMiits • 65 Houses fbr'Sale 72 HoiieeB for SbI* Uonsee for Sale 72 Wented*-*ReaI Betao 77 Apaitment»->f1at»—' , a . BoatnoM ScnrtcM Offered. IS THEkE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY asd SHORTEN BoUdlBg Matariale 47 Tenementb 5S i o R BALE — WellbuUt sltctrje SHEET MURnC, song books, In- 60-62 PORTER ST. Exceptionally MANCHESTER, West Side. 7 room {MANCHESTER—Lovely Cape with — E YOU considering eelUmt your 86 garage in Manchester’s finest home? If you are, ws wfll pur- M A M nUBBUH BomoreLSorvleo WEEKLY SAYINGS LIST atove, dual oven with rotlsserie. atructional material. One' of the ROOMY 8 bedroom flat, second lan e two-Yamlly. now vacant, n - luxury Cape, years old, four *9 and — noldaiiUal, induotrlal eoihmor. oellent condition. Newly redecorat bedrooms opttoiial, 2 full baths, area. Many extras. Beautiful chaee your equity. For axp^eney EvtIM 1IME flONNiON filWt MOUTI^ BE M Tf TAQOED AMD« WIU.fOMI* HTOK iCSO OL ■■nfor wonUI Uka $125. MI 9-9780. largest selections in Connectiput floor, redecorated, iri'odeni facili dal. OaUara, attlea, yarda claaned. t $ p ^ , ' ikortluMid, fwoKkatpliw PNftiiiahod Mahegany Your piano tuned. elactronically. ed. Priced right. Ml 0-5229, 9-6. many extras, low down payment, grounds. This home has had lov please caU us. Ml 84129. J. D. CLASSIFIED ACCfOCirr, I f CAfTWATCiTME O O K - MON THE CONHICnOM UCAFI6 MIM! PanaUng Me Bq. Ft WESTCNGH OUSE refrigerator, ties, garage. Porter St. $110. MI Realty Co., 47c Mate 8 t . Man- Metal and cardboard dnima for woik aR«r oebool wcekekidtria assume 4%% G.I. For complete ing tender care. Must see to ap Ward Music Co. .99 Sumnier St. 0-5220.' MANCHESTER—Six room custom aalo. MI ••fTST. e-ki99.’" PnOalMied Birch good condition,, reasonable. Call Open till 9 p.m. 'Tuesday, Wednes details caU owner MI 8-0881, agent preciate. Tongren, Broker, -‘MI cheater.. Q—Do all Insects havg a SaSnite AMoniEB ffMACIlur.' ^ ArniDlMTiCIffiTfooN'T -ParB 57 ranch baseboard heaL fireplace, plenty of land. was written and drawn by hand low price. Keya made witilo yov. P a y 'N Tote FOR UNPAID BALANCE large .kitchenr cellar. Carlton W. Buelneee Career Dectsloii about 700 A.D. Many people con MONDAT T l« MUDAI !•:*• AM.—AATUBDAT • AM. wait. Marlow'a. SitnaHone WBBted— Blale 39 FOUR ROOM apartment, fur* COVENTRY $6,900 ■^WOOD TiftUSSES MONTHLY TERMS $18.88 nlahed or unfurnished, oil heat, Hutchins, Ml 9-6182. $ $ $ SAVE $ $ 5 For $12,900—BuUt in 1951—4 room Tve been asked: "Is this a good sider It the most beautiful book In HAROLC A SONS, RubMah romov- PART-TIMB Work tai machinist A Gorgeous Living Room Suite SEAL COAT,, size 16 and car coat. adults, private home. New Bolton Cape, basement garage, alum time, to start my own business?" the world. line, also radio ori elfetroAcs. Re J'.H.A. APPROVED With Mohawk, Rugs, Tables, PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial Owher sacrificing this 4-year-old, inum aiding. PLEASE READ YOU^AI^ ai, cellara and attica cleaned. Very reasonable. Box J, Herald. Road MI 3-6389. all-brick deluxe 8 room ranch. Plas-1 / There is no "yes” or "no” answer Aahea, papera all nibblah. Harold ply Box G, Herald. 16’ to 60’ Span Lamps, Smoking Stand, Hassock with 4 bedrooms 1 ^ baths, largo Q—Which president is to be hon living room with fireplace, hot tered walls, 12x12 modern kitchen For $18,200—Vacant, 6 room Cape, to this. Doubtledi you have been ^ ^ n v u it AM* tafeM o m to* pkoM ■■ Hoar. MI t-40t4. For and Pictures. A Charming Bedroom IVORY SATIN wedding gown size 6 LARGE room and garage. Chil hearing about our new class of mil ored by a new monument In Wash BOOKKEPma »E R V IC E »- eve- Suite With a Scaly Posturepedic 10-12; pink faille bridesmaid gown, water heat, one-car garage. with knotty pine cabinets, 12x22 Iiv< ons-car garage, all city utill- TMlBTT H m Mtvertuer afeould rMul Ua u i tfc* FIB8T DAT IT FARM BUILDINGS AND HOMES dren accepted. $110 a month. In Ing room with raised hearth fire lionaires, those young entrepre ington. D. C. ? DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com nings and weekends. Reliable and Mattress and Matching Box Spring, size 18; gray lace dress site .18; cludes heat and hot water. Phone appointment only, $23,900. Phil ties. APPEAKS Md BEPOBT BKBOBS IB Uine lot th« B*«t experienced. MI 9-8786. brick Agency, Mi 9-8464. place, large'bath, and 10x15 bed neurs who have the temperament, A—Franklin D. Roosevelt tioB. Tke Hemld la raapontibla for only ONE iBcorrect or omlttod panv doors and ’ windows, euatom Free Engineering Data Pillows, Rugs, Boudoir Lamps, inexpensive fur cape stole. MI MI 9-8891. 9-9238. room. Lake privileges, For $16,800—Two-Family 6-6. Ideal the foreaight, the knowledge and tauwrtloB for any sdrertleemeol and tbea only lo Ow oitoat of a worn guaranteed. Call collect WU- Dresser Set and Pictures. A (Com MANCHESTER — 6 room brick perhaps have had a bit of luck and Q— On which portion o f U.S. limantle HA S-llM NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. TWO ROOM apartment, 37 Main location. One side to be va •nako fo o d " iBoortloB. Brrora wklch do not Iomob IM ralua of Doire— Bird*— Pets 41 plete Kitchen With a Gorgeous ranch, enclpaed breezeway, 2-car cated In 30 days. have struck it rich. coastline do the smalleat dif 881 STATE STREET Dinette Set, Frost Free Refrigera St., heat, stove and refrigerator, LAWRENCE F. FiA n O tko adrerUaemeBt will art be earrocted by '*maka food laaertton. TV SERVICE — Pottorton'a all NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Wented—»To Buy 68 garage, one year old,.quality con On you do the same? It de ferences in average ' temperature AKC RBOUTERBD BoXer pups, tor, Coiiiblnatlon Range, Vacuum $50'monthly. Call MI 3-2785 before MI 3-2766 makea. Hlfhest quality guaran CHestnut 8-3147 ’ 6 p.m. . struction, exceptionally desirable Paul P. Fiano MI $-0468 ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor pends. between coldest and w arm est/ faira ertor, Mack mask, three Cleaner, Dinner Set, Silverware WE BUT, BBLl. or trade antlqus location with a view. Priced In the MI 9-4548 or M l 8-7857 If you will study their sqpcess, months occur? ^ ^ work and parts, over 47 yeara 86t, Linoleum and Kitchen Cabi Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 perienea. Fan for aervlca since mbn|hs Md. MI 3-6386. and used furnltura, China, sAaaa, ROCKVILLE—12 Ellingtra Ave. hlgb 80s. for appointment. Many other Usings avaUaWs you will discover that the product A —Northern California. / Dial Ml 3-2711 nets. If Needed Ah' Extra Maple silver, plcoire tnuaaa and old PhUbrick Agency, MI 9^464. or service that has brought them 1931. Phono MI 9M3T for beat M INIAtim E POODLE, female, Diamonds— W atelic^- . Bedrodm Is Available With Bed Well furnished 2-room apartment. SIX ROOMS, oil forced air heat,| coinfi old dwla and guna, hobby BOLTON—Lakefront all year round fame and fortune is either brand Q — In parliament usage aervico. AKC reMterod, $85, Excellent Jewelry 48 ding, Rugs, Lamps, Etc. The Bank Adults only. Tel. TR 5-9121. $13,600—SIX room cape, full base two-car garage, Nice pounds. Ex * 7 h v ilu .V f collections, attic contanta or whole cellent looaUem. C t il BU 9-9010. home with two extra lots. Copper new or merchandised with a new what is the meaning. die word WEAVINa of Bums, moth holes blood •linee.N^ 6-3894. Has Authorized To Sell AU Or Part. estate!. Furnltura Repair Service, ROCKVILLE—14 Laurel St. Well ment, combination windows and plumbing, only three years old. Lost and Found 1 Automobiles for Sale 4 LAM'IUNPtn, ■ ' ...... ' LEONARD W TUST, Jeweler—re* SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT twist. "cloture” ? and tom clothing hosiery runs, TalcottvUle, Oocn,. Tel. MI $-7449. heated 3 room furnished apart doors,.ameslte drive, shade trees, IN TOWN Financing arranged. Home Finders Any time appears right to strike A—It means g ^ e th o d of clos ifliy ikivt, paira, adjusts watches expertly. ONLY SO days ocr lancy. Marion B Realty Co., MI 4-1531, MI 34710. LOST—Lady’s gold wrist watch NEED A CAR and had your credit h dbags reoalr^, tipper re PtrueiTii.micn GOOD HOME wehfed for affectlon- Ressonable prices. Open Tuesday ment. Tel. TR S-9S94. out on your own provided you are ing out debate/and getting a vote turned down? Short on doan pay placement, umbrellas repaireo, AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Robertson, Broker, MI 8-5988. vith black strap. Vicinity ot Bran eto male puppy. MI 8-4849. thru Saturday, Thursday eve* DAY OR NIGHT Rooms .Wttliqat Board 59 A moat unusual bujr. 9 sparious|; ; . i : / : ; s ;;r 'i;^.n . — — ------7 Z T selling something needed or for on an is s ^ " Under present U.S. ford St. and High School. Coll MI ment? Bankrupt? Repoisesmon? men’s shirt 'liars reversed and Dings. 139 Spruce St. Ml 9-4887. 1 rooms in good location. Small lot. | Tooni Cape, dou- which you can create a large de Senate' piles, cloture can be put. Phone for appointment FOUR ROOM tenement, aecond MANCHESTER—* room Colonial, Prieed right. • ble lot, full cellar, one-car garage 9-2763. Don’t give up! See Honeat Doug replaced. Marlow’s Uttlo Mend- ROOMS AND CABIN by the week. large kitchen, dining room, sun mand. into effect by a vote of two-thirds las, get the lowdown on the low Irg Shop. /(rtielee Fnr Sal* ^ Samuel Albert, Htfd. CH 7-Q858 floor. Cottage St., $70. MI 9-4498, and sunporch, fireplace, in excel After 9 p.m, JA-2-4590 Free parking. Scranton’s -> Motel, parlor off large Uving room, bath lent condition. $1,000 down. Home Any tlnie is wibng when you of thfose present and voting. NOTICn5 IS HEREBY given that est down and smallest payments Movins— ^Ti’ucking— Help Wanted—-Female 35 i<1iel and Feed 49* A Handsome 7 room Colonial, IV t have not researched eltlier your FURNACES CLEANED by licensed Help Wanted— Mai* 36 HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or See It Day or Night 160 Tolland Turn]dplke, ‘ MI 9-0836 and 4 bedrooms on second floor, Finders Realty Co., MI 4-1581. MI Optional Share Book No. 5850, anywhere. Not a email loan or after 6 p.m. baths, garage. Perfect family I own capabilities, the demand for oil burner man. Also, trailer Storage 20 froseh, 80o dot. 346 Avery Street, If you have no means of transpor FOUR ROOM cold water flat, first one-car garage, nicely landscaped home. Price 820,000. 8-6710, MI 4-1288. Q—Is a degree of latitude al- Issued by the Manchester Savinjfa finance company plan. Douglas FILE CLERK Only WINDHAM WOOD YARD —Wood floor. AH $-4685. lot. Priced at $16,900. PhUbrick your product or aervlce, the best ways the eame lenght?- ' and Loan Association, Incorporat Motors. 333 Main St. homes. Reasonable. MI '4-009S. Wapping. MI 4-0604. tation I'll send my auto for you. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- men need apply. Call MI 8-0276 and alaba for fireplace or furnace. No obligation ROOM FOR young lady. AU the Agency, Ml 9-8484. MANCHESTER— 8 - room home, location tor It and If you are not A —No. The length of a degree ed. has been lost and application Oppprtunlty for reeponalble wom Alao stove kindling. Phone HA comforts of home. A few feet from Country aetting—8 or 4 bedropm 1958. FORD 6-cyllnder 4-door. Very movlng, packing, storage. Low between 5-6 p.m. SNOW PLOWERS. Ariens, Re^ 4% ROOM apartment first floor, three bedrooms with room for ex adequately finaii'ced. of latitude varies because of the has lieen made to said Association an for filing. Previous experience 8-0403, days 9-4, evenings 7-9. A _ I ^ B — E— R—T— S everything. MI $-7969. stove, refrigerator, hot water, ROOM CAPE, 8 bedrooms, IH Cape bn large lot. Fireplace. Laige clean, priced low. Terms. — will BnildlnE-Contnictinii 14 rata on Io m distance moves to Toro powerhandle and Bolens 16 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD pansion, centrally located, two- Getting money to go into buai fact that the earth la flattened ' for payment of the amount of de 48 states Ml 8-6187. on filing^ or related work preferred ROUTE SALESMAN for milk route. heat. Recently renovated. Adults. baths, porch, garage, fireplace, screened porch. Price $14,500. ness la still expansive but appar demonstrate. Phone Ml 3-4849. to 32 Inches. Parts and aervlce. DRY OAK wood cut fireplace and Open Nights TUI 9—Sat. 6 p.m, FURNISHED ROOM for gentle car garage, many extras. Home at the polea. posit. ALL TTPES of carpentry work but not 'required. Company offers Good opportunity for young man. MI 9-7782 between 2-9 ;30 p.m. wooded lot 150x76. mort' Finders Realty Co., MI 4-1531, MI ently not as difficult as It was some Bergren Dairy. BU 9-1501. Eve Capitol Equipment Co., 3$ Main atove lengths, $10 per load deliv man. AU conveniences. Parking. 1958 CHEVROLETT Impaila con dona. Alterations, dormers, roof excellent benefit program, g o ^ St. MI 8-7958. gage Immediate occupancy. Own 3-6710. months ago. LOST—PASS BOOK 4639 Savings wages, pleasant working conditions. nings MI 9-2412. ered. PI 2-7888. MI 9-8102. LARGE ONE roon) furnished heat MADELINE SMITH, Realtor Q—'Which Is the largest satellite vertible, 348 cubic Inch V-8 engine, ings. porches, finish upstairs, base Painting— Papering 21 d a v e n p o r t , bureau and vanity, er. MI 9-6440. Survey after survey confirms Department of the Connecticut Apply at ed apartment, kitchen set. refrig of the planet Saturn? full power, vei^ good condition. ments and garages, etc. Call Ml TOOL AND equipment rentals. all in good condition. MI 8-7488. FRONT R O O ^ centrtUy located. BOLTON—6 room ranch, 7 years that the cos^of money doea not Bank k Trust Co., N. Main St, Of EXTERJUR and interior painting AUTO MECHANIC. W* have im erator, bedroom set. Low rent. Ap FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, 7 MI 9-1642 old, one-car garage, over one acre A—Titan, which can be seen Call between 6:8. MI 3-0251. 9-6981.^ Sales and service. AP Equipment, Hot water. Pari Gentleman deter anyopei from seeking to bor fice. Application made for pay Ceiimga reflnished._ Papti-nanging . inglng opening for one experienced auto Garden— Farm— Dairy ply Apartment 4, 10 Depot Square, rooms, 8 down, 4 up, a fine home, of land, large 4H% mortgage can with a email telescope. ment. Employment Office ^ mechanic. Earnings limited only 945 Center St., MI 9-3053. Open preferred. 89 Birch It. MI 9-7129. MANCHESTER — Lovely older row if- both borrower and lender OLDSMOBILE 1955 Sterfire con W. F. DIUN Construction Company. Wallpaper books. EstimatesElatlmates givengitiven evenings. Piodusts 50 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE tor centeally_ located, . o ^ $18,900, be assumed, $18,500. PhUbrick by your ability to do the work. It ROOM modern heated apart' Carlton W. Hutchins. 9-61S2.. home, 7 rooms, modem, one bath, are certain of success. Q — According to the legend, vertible. full power. Immaculate Alterations, additions, garages, Fully covered by insurance. Call sale. 16A Forest St. WARM COMFORTABLE room, 2 lavatories. Ideal for profession- _Agency,______MI e-8484. One advantage of the tight mon condition, $839. MI 9-3223. formica counters, roofing^ siding, Edward R. Price. Ml 9-lOOS. will pay you to investigate this U)AM—SAND—Stone - Gravel — GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes and ment, newly decorated, central, when did King Arthur rule the Peraonal* 3 First National Stores, Inc. unusual opportunity. Ford, Lin turnips. Pasqualinl Farm, 346 very nicely furnished, quiet, .pri 'reasonable to responsible people. BOUTON VldNITY S to 67. acrea ey conditions we hav8 seen is the painting. Plans drawn, m 3-0895. Fill and Ameaite. For prompt de vate home, modernuconvenlences. rombl' Ml’4^i8f'wi!S5rnB^ WINDS.OR-5 room ranch, Britons? .. 1951 PLYMOU'TH 2-door sedan, ex EXTERIOR AND Interior painting coln, Mercury experience* pre livery call Ml 8-8608. Walter P. Avery St., Wapping. MI 4-0604. Call MI 9-5604. beautiful high land, 7 room house, combe, 4 1189. Warron E. How-1 aluminum ^unilniim combinations,pmnMiiaHnnM halfIwlf acre«rp« caution lenders have exercised. A —In the sixth century A.D. VACUUM OJCANERfi repaired in Park k Oakland Avea. FOR SALE—Westinghousa refrig Parking. 816 Spruce St. land, MI 8-1108. Banka and finance companies have cellent condition 4 good tires plus CHIMNEYS REPAIRED or rebuilt. and paperbanging. Wallpaper ferred but not essential. Call Stan Miller. Trucking. erator. MI 9-0570. 2 baths, excellent condition, bam. (ot, full cellar, asau'me 4%0(i my own home shop. Forty yeara PEPPERS, eggplants — pick In SIX ROOM duplex, garage, oil Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-8182. screened their clients with more faefjry experience. All makes, 2 snow Urea. Ml 8-5976. Reasonable prices. All masonry books. Guaranteed workmanship. East Hartford, Conn. Ozimek, Service Manager, MI TWO WELL furnished rooms, with mortgage, complete monthly pay Qr-What three eliglbiUty re repairs. MI 9-6118. Resaonsbl# rates. FuDy Insured. 3-5185, Moriarty Bros., Manches your containers, 80c half buahel. O.E. AUTOMATIC washsr, 6 years furnace. Adults preferred.' Refer 15 BOWERS STREET ments of $86. Home Finders Real than the usual care to the advan quirements are prescribed by the low rates, tree estimates, free garage. Private homei Reason' enCes required. Reliable ohly. MI 66 ELWOOD ROAD-Colonlal, large f rHekiip and dellv>,ry, Mr. Miller, 1955 LINCOLN CAPRI, 2-door hard Fast and courteous ssrvics. Leo ter, for appointment. LOAM AND FILL. MI 8-8713 or Cabbage and squash 338 Hillstown old. Good condition. $80. Csll MI ty Company, MI 4-1531, MI 3-8710, tage of them both. Constitution for the presidency? top. All power, fully equipped. Ex REMODEILINO bathrooms^ addi WOMAN for general housework Rd. aids. Gentleman prefened. Please 3-4481. Uving room, fireplace, forma) din ExceUent 9 room Capo in tlp-toi JA g4409. J Pelletier. Ml 0-6830. MI 4-1775. 9-1028.______MI 4-1288. If you are "Chinking of going in A—A person must be a natural- cellent condition. $865. m 3-8292. tions, recreation rooms. Framing. Fridaye. MI 9-6898. MEAT DEPARTMENT call MI 8-8968. ing room cSblnet kitchen with shape, custom buUt 1949. 1^ baths, to buaineaa on your own, one of GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes — SIX ROOMS, oil heat, good condi oil hot water heat. Recreation room | born citizen, have attained the age BLECrmOLtOC Sales and Service, All types of. carpentry work and HELP WANTED GRADE A LOAM delivered in Man BENGAL combination gaa andjpa ROOM FOR retired lady, kitchen dishwasher, S bedroom s/lH baths, BO WINDSOR—New listing. Older the best available tools la a 40-cent 1950 PL'yMOUTH station wagon, painting. Call MI 9-4291. PAINTINO INSIDE or out. G TOYS—TOYS—TOYS. Work now mealy and nice for baking. Deliv tion. 303 Center St. Adults pre landscaped lot 80x200. Marioo E. la almost flniahed and has heat. of 35 yes/rs, and have beeri 14 bonded representative, Alfred Experienced meat cutter. Also, chester. $10 5-yard load. Call AC stove. Also, gas room neater. Call privileges, or room and board. MI 2-family with one acre of land. booklet available from the U.S. good tirea, good running condition-, work done reasonable. MI 0-0736, thru December showing one of the 8- 9323 after 6. ' ered'. Call Hathaway, FH 9-6438 ferred. Robertson, Broker, MI 8-698$. Walking distance to new Junior! yeara a resident within the United Amell, 306 Henry St, Tel. MI an experienced counterman. Choice MI $-8284 after 5.______9-6918. A real buy at $9,300. -Home Find Government Printing Office, Wash States. $160. Call MI 8-6777. BIDWELL HOME improvement largest varieties of toys and gifts. between 12-1 and 4-8. High and High School. Near shop* ers Realty Co.. MI 4-1831, MI 8-0450. Call after 6 p.m. Co. Alterations, additions ga PAINTING AND paperhanging. of 44 or 80 hour week. BOLTON—First Lake. 6 room ington 26, D.C. Issued by the Small High commissiem, no collecting, no EIGHT WOODEN storm windows, AUTOMA-nC WASHER and dryer, CENTRALLY located master twin ping and bus line. All this tor| 84710, MI 4-1288. Business Administration,' titled: 1951 BORGWARD, economical 4- rages. Roofln,; an-' siding experts. Good cleun worxmananlp at rea deli-vering, no investment. Call THREE ROOM, third floor, glean, waterfront cottage, partial eeUar, $16,900. a_------: ^ ■ ...... Q—Which is the only country to WANTED—Ride to Huyshope Ave., PINEHURST GROCERY 30x54. Copper hot water tank, three-quarters upright piano, bu bedroom next to shower. TV, park Starting and Managing a Small Hartford, from Branford St., Man cyllnder, good body, tires, $96. JA Aluminum clapboards a specialty sonable rates. 30 years In Man ’’Santa’s parties," Avon, Conn., MI 3-4151 slightly used, 80 gallons with fit Fertilizers 50-A reau, desk with drawers, tables, roomy, bright. Tel. TR 5-5j|31'. easUyy winterized,-wuiieruea,- artesianBriwuBn weU,weu, 1 so. WINDSOR — Nearly new have been reborn out of antiquity ? 8-8821. Unexcelled workmanship. Easy chester. ' Raymond Fiske. Ml ing, two gentlemen. MI 9-6601 af prope:erty in exceUent condition, Buslnese ot Your Own,” it careful A—Israel. chester, 7 a.m.8:30 p.m. (jail MI ORchard 3-3207 from 9-S p.m., Ask for W. P. Gorman tings. Oil burner, good condition. and loveseat sofa bed. After 5, MI ter 6 p.m. ELVA TYLER, Realtor room ranch located on large cor budget temis. Ml 9-d490 or TR 9-9387. ORchard 3-9829 from 7-10 p.m. Screen door, 10 screens 28x28. MI COW MANURE. Delivered., $5 and Shownm by appointment. Marion B. ly evaluates the pros and cona. 9-8871 after 4:80 p.m. 19.58 OLDSMOBILE hardtop con 9-8810.______Business Locations MI 9-4469 MI 9-5051 ner lot. Combination acreena storm This booklet contalnc a wonder 8-9109. 9- 6898. $10. loads. Excellent for fall seed Robertson,irtaon, Broker, Ml 8-6981. sash amssite drive. Ideal for fam Q—On which bank of the Mis PASSENGERS wanted. Hartford vertible, very clean, $800. MI EXTERIOR AND interior painting, HAVE JEWELRY—Will travel. Let MECHANIC and mechanic's help ing, shrubs etc. MI. 3-7804, MI THREE CUSHIONED sofa and for Rent 64 2-FAMILT DUPLEX 4 and 4. Vsr- ful quiz designed to help you sissippi' River does New Orleans 8-8194. PLASTERING AND brick work, decorating, ceilinga, floors, pMer- HEATED ROOM for gentleman, BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Caps, ily. Immediate occupancy. Can evaluate Whether you are tern and return, 8-8, Hartford Onter me explain how you can receive er. We are fn a poeition to offer TWELVE WOOD storm windows 9-8731. chair, 9 X 12 gray rug. MI parking. 54 High St. placnk School area. 21 Beaman assume 80 year G.I. mortgage. $90 lie? chimney repairing, plaater re hanging. Clean workmanahip. Free $10-|1S worth of free jewelry for you steady employment In fleet LARGE s t o r k at 3S Birch St wall to waU carpeting, rear porch, peramentally suited to go into area to Railroad Station. MI WANTED 50-58 FORI? in good and screens for Cape Cod house. 9-0106. Circle. MI 9-0910. monthly includes all. $13,800. Only A —New Orleans lies on the east - 9-9168. pairs. All types of masonry, old estimates. No job too small. John yourself or to give as Christmas operation. 6 day week. Must be Reasonable. MI 8-5221. ONE NICELY furnished large Apply Marlow’a, 867 Main St. two-car garage, shaded lot, large business on your gwn. It Hats 19 bank o f the river. condition. Preferably 2-door, Will and new. Free estimates. Call E. Verfaille, Ml 3-2521. Near Main St. Parking. cafe style recreation room with $1,800 down. Exceptional value pertinent questions and charts gifts. Phone Sonia McCUrry, MI available for out of town ' work. Flowers— Nursery Stock 10-B housekeeping room. AU utUitles in EAST HARTFORD—Hava an 8 MI $-7938 or BtT 9-0939. Goodchlld W ANTro—Ride to East Hartford pay cash. MI 9-3588. Richardson. Ml 8-0669. Extra hours when necessary. Cali OIL BURNER UNIT with hot air bar, tile floor, cedar paneled showing the return you can expect TWO LADIES will do Interior 4-1845. Afternoons 1-3, evenings Antiques 5t*A cluded. Parking. 373 Main St. MAIN STREET—Building for com room Colonial built tor you. Only Bartlett Agency. Q—What new record was set In Shopping Center, Houra 9-6 dally. 7-9. for appointment. MI S-2373, MI controls. Also hot water heater. BLUE SPRUCE TREES 3-4 ft.' walls, indirect lighting. Price $23,000. Choice of Iota In a vary to receive on your sales and Invest 1953 PLYMOUTH, 4-door, radio, STONE MASON, Any kind of 6tone, papering and painting. Neat, ex mercial business o r ' oWce use. 1960 by the U.S. Nsvy’e bathy Friday 9-9r'MI 9-9863, 9-4215. MI 9-9597. delivered $3.50; planted $4. MI STOP AT "The Red House” tor ROOM FOR young lady. AU the $15,900. PhUbrick Agency, MI nice section of Bast Hartford I OWNER OFFERS large six room ment. heater, good condition. After 5. brick, block, concrete floor, flrp- perienced. Phone MI 3-2332 or Ml 9-2412. Will subdivide. MI 0-5220, 9-5. 9-8464. scaphe ? MT 9-3319. HERE IS your opportunity to lessen antiques. Electrified oil lamps a comforts of home. A few feet from where taxes are low.. Joseph Colonial. Lakewood CSrcle area Once you are reasonably sure A—The Trieste plunged to a COLOR PHOTOGRAPH. 8x10, place and terrarzo. Guarantee best 9-9615. the coming holiday expenses. PART-TIME light factory work, USED GUNS bought, sold, assessed specialty. 34 Portland St., Man Main St. and on bus line. MI work..MI 9-5118. STORE SUITABLE for office or MANCHESTER — Colonial, 6 spa Barth, Broker. MI 0-0S30, | immediate occupancy. Eight you are the sort of parson who can record depth of 87,800 feet, or beautifully reproduced from any 19.56 FORD convertible, all power, Local jewelry store desires neat 12:30-4:30 p.m. Apply Kaklar Toy at the House of Sports. See the chester. 3-6340, < be successful in running a busi original print, by experts. Only i ALL TYPES OF wall coveringe ex- Cb., 60 Hilliard St. latest in new guns at Nasslff Arms Household Goods 51 any business. 190 West Middle cious rooms, large Uving room yeara old. Many extras. Call MI more than 7 miles, under the tea. Fordomafic, 64 Buckland St., appearing sales clerk oyer 21, Turnpike. Call' MI 9-6205, 2 to VERNON—Beautiful 8-year young 3-3487 or MI 94590. ness, check the Small Business Ad The record dive was made in the 81 each postpaid. .Satisfaction or; jiertly hung—latfafaction guaran full-time from October 15 through Co. of Manchester, 1016 Main St., FURNISHED light housekeeping with fireplace, famUy size tile 5(4 room ranch. Plastered walls, Buckland, 9-2064. teed—free eatlmates. MI 6-9559, TORO POWER handle at new low p.m. or MI 3-8802.' ministration to see whether they Mariana Trench off Guam. money refunded. Write Depl, B, KooDng— ndlng IG December 31. Experience pre EXPERIENCED janitor wanted, MI 9-1647. Musical ItntrumentB 53 rooms for rent. Ladles only. MI kitcheh porch, one-car garage, aluminum combinations, 6'ver- MANCHESTER — Four bedroom mornings only. Call between 6-6 er price, now $84.95. 21” power large lot 86x260, $16,900. PhUbrick have issued a bulletin dealing spe World Wlds'GIft Co., 110 East ferred but not necessary. Box G, 3-6388. LARGE ONE-r6om alr-conditloned slzed ya r^ ExceUent location fori colonial, IH baths, sun. parlor, cifically with the type of enter lT7th St.. New York 53, N. Y. 1956 FORD SUNUNER convertible, RAT’S ROOFING CO., shtngls and p.m. MI 3-7614. TWO PAIRS of green lined drapes, handle rotary mower with bag Agency, Ml 9-8464, Q—In the Marine Corps hymn, Herald. unit, $89.95. Marlow’s, 887 Main office. 10^% Main St. location. chtidreivon dead end street. Eve- family size kitchen, one-osr ga prise'you are contemplating. *650. MI 9-2432. built-ui roofs, gutter and conduc Bonds— Storks Mortgages 31 two pairs beige floral drapes. MI FOR SALE—130 bass aceordipn, ATTRACTIVELY furnished room nlngslitr, Hayes, MI 3-0537. War-| to what do the opening linea, tor work; roof chimney rspalrs. MAN OVER 17 for full-time gener 3-6789. St., Manchester, Ml 9-5221. tor gentleman, kitchen privileges, Marlow’x 867' Main St. MANCHESTER GREEN, 467 East rage, near bus. $17,900. PhUbrick If so, this bulletin will guide you From the Halls of Montaauma," Aatoinobnes tor' Sale brand new. 29 Foster St. after $.- ran E. Howland, MI 8-1108. Agency, MI 9-8464. Ray Hagenow, Ml 9 -^ 4 ; Ray MORTGAGES—We are in a poal- al drug store work. Some exper private entrance and parking. In Center, quality built, center haU, on such important matters as pub- WOMAN FOR cleaning every Fri RUGS, NEVER USED, 9x12. $30; OFFICE FOR RENT. Ideal for den- refer? 1947 OIJ3SMOB11-E Club Coupe, Jackson Ml 8-8825. tton to finance aecond mortgages day. Call Ml 3-6814. ience necessary. Driver’s license. FIVE PAIRS of champagne color quire At 167 Maple. English Colonial, in exceUent con llcatioqs in your field, marketing A—Tradition has it that the WANTED — Ctesn used cars. We In any amounts. Terms to suit fiberglas curtains like new, and 9x15, $35; also larger and smaller U8t or Insurance. 186 West Middle MANCHESTER 15)4 A ^ E S . largo brook, 6)4 room buy, trade down or trade any- good condition, 135. Ml 9-2210. References. MI 3-4134. dition. 3 master-size bedrooms, outlets and purchasing sources, lines referred, to "the Halls of A. A. DION. m e. Rodfing, siding, your needs. J. D. Realty, 470 other drapes. MI 8-1857. sizes. BU 9-6956. SPACIOUS room with bath. Private ^ k e . Call MI 9-6205, 2-9 p.m. or house, 3-ear garage. $10,900. Carl thlnf. Douglas Motors, 833 Main. SEWING MACHINE operators, full MI 3-6802. ceramic tUe baths, large living Greenwood Road—Vacant. Newly data on pertinent tax and in Montezuma” in Mexico Clfgr where, FORD, 1957 convertible, deluxe, painUng. Carpentry. AltaraUona Main St.,-Ml 8-5129.. SALESMAN, evenings and Satur ASSESSORS family. Nice surroundlnge. MI room with fireplace, formal dining (bn W. Hutchine MI 9-8132. surance matters ma well as state time, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Also, nights 21” RCA TABLE model television FORMER SALESMAN has staln- built 8 room Cape, IMi baths, base on September 1, 1S4T, the Martnee OLDER CARS, mechanics spe fully equipped, muat sell. MI and additions. Ceilings. Workman part-time 5 p.m.-10 p.m. Exper days, good income with nationally Notice To the InhabitanU of the 9:9991 after 8. room, attached garage, many and local laws. A BEAUTIFUL way to ease your with new power tube. UHF, 'VHF. less steel waterless cookware in SMALL STORE for rent. Good for ment garage, ameslte drive, had taken over guard, thdf lig- cials. fbdt y .nelf cars, always 3-6446, . ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. ience preferred. Kaklar Toy Com adverti.sed juvenile furniture pro Town of Manchester extras. Direct from owner. Call The Small Business Administra MI 3-4850. mind! Lump your debts. A second ducts. No canvassing. Leads fur Reasonable. MI 9-9667. original carton. Sold for $149.50. NEWLY DECORATED room In small business. Reasonable rent. 30-year mortgage avaUable. Mini Lots lor S ole 7S nailzlng the end of the a f o ^ selection. Look behind our pany, 60 Hilliard St. ■That October 1, 1960 is the Aa- MI 3-2457, 9-5 only. MI 9-6174 after 4. mum down payment. Asking tion, which has repreaentatWes in 1952 FORD, custom line, 4-door mortgage coats only a penny a nished. Call BU 9-5681. Sacrifice $39.50. BU 0-6965. sessment Date and all Property private home, shower, parking, War. emee. Douglas Motors. S3S Main COUGHLJN ROOFmo Cbmpany, $16,900. most large cities, alao can help you sedan, radio and heater, Fordo- month for each dollar you borrow. w o m a n WANTED for light fac Boats ana .Amsmilea 46 Owners Must File a Complete List private entrance. Tel. MI 9-8354. THREE ROOM office with labora MANCHESTER - New 7 room ANDOVER LAKB-Two adjolnlni Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt, Call Frank Burke,- CH 8-8897. Con WANTED—Service Station attend with financing. SAVE - SAVE - SAVE matic, $100, PI 2-6216. tory work. Days 8 a.m. to 4:30 tory for dentist or doctor. First ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2 fun baths, LAWRENCE P. FIANO tote for sals. Marion B. Robertson, However, there are other Agen Q—What three ..couiftriea _ .a n asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, necticut Mortgage Exchange, 15 p.m. Apply Kaklar Toy Company, ant. Full-time, steady work. Bo TWELVE FOOT runabout and PLEASANT HEATED room, sepa 2-car garage, large kitchen with broker, MI 8J1968. the major competitors to the WITH THESE VERY LOW ALL PERSONAL rate entrance, kitchen privUeges, floor. Also 2 room office. MI cies that you should consult, ^ e a e galvanised or copper guttera apd Lewie St., Hartford., 60 Hilliard St. land Motors, 369 Center St. trailer, 7V4 h.p. Evinrude. Call MI Invitation to Bid 9-7782. * built-in oven and range, formal MI 3-2766 United Statee In the export o f PRICES leadera. Ml 1-7707. 9-5053. ■ PROPERTY one block- from Main St. Gentle Paul P. Fiano Ml S-048S|THREB B ZONE loU with city include your local U.S. Department Traflers 6-A The Town of Bolton, Bolton Fire dining room. Lot 100x200. $20,900, SERVICE STATION attendant Excepting (Motor Vehlclef) owned men, parking. MI 8-4724. Union St. Manchester of Commerce and local Chamber of wheat? MOTEL THE PRUDEN-nAL Insurance Co Dept, of Bolton, Conn., will accept PhUbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. Ed Crawford MI ,9-44101 Tester, A,—Argentina, Canada and Aus 1957 Buick TRAILER 46 ft. long, added living ot America has an opening for a days, part or full-time. Mechanical FOR SALE—8 ft. fiberglas boat, and taxable In the Town of Man Rouses for Rent 65 $2,600 each. MI 0-6495. Commerce. lupsr Hardtop, Radio, Hester room. Partly furnished. Overlook Roofing and Chimneys ^G-A Ten units with coffee ahop and ability preferred. MI 4-8915. row Or use outboard. Never used. sealed bids from reputable build SUNNY R(X)M, private home, ROLLING PARK—6 room Cape, Your local library can guide you tralia. clerk-typist. Knowledge of Short ers of fire apparatus. Specifications chester. Auto. Trans. Power Steering and ing I,ake Pocotopaug. Asking residence. 16 acrea of land. On Real buy. MI 9-6962. working men, temperate, car FOUR BEDROOM home, 2-car ga m baths and garage. Call owner OUR USED HOUSE on trade associations and your ROOFmG — Specialising repairing hand preferred. Permanent em covering 750 Gal. P.M. engine may PERSONAL PROPERTY Brakes $3,000. Call days JA 2-0263, Exten ployment. iPleasant working condi space.. la ; 8-8829. rage, oil heat, 290 School St, $150 MI 9-0458. banker can be an Important aid Q—^What ta^ths prsaant status sion 80, or evenings. MI 9-7636. roofa of all klnde. New r o (» gut Roiita 8A half way between Wllllr CLEARANCE ON 1960 boats, be secured by calling Chief Peter Aircraft, Machinery, Water Pow- Wanteft-^RcBl Bgtate 77 , 1795 tions. Five-day week. Paid vaca Help Wanted— ar. Dams, Horses, Cattle, Sheep, per . month. Call CH 6-8897, Frank DEPARTMENT IS both with financing and his advice. of the country of Nepal? ter work, chlmneye cleaned re mantle and Middletown. Can be motors and trsJIers. H. G. Maasolini, Tel. Mitchell. 9-0223. Burke (JA 9-5553 eves.) BOWERS SCHOOL—6 rooiiu, brick He Is well schooled not only on lo A— Nepal becama a eenatltu- paired. Aluminum aiding. M tion, Excellent employe benefits. Male or Female 37 Schulze, Inc., West Rd., Elling . Goats, Swine, Poultry, Commer Apartments— Flftts—* ARE YOU CONSIDERING 1957 Plymouth operated by two people. Excellent Apply at 135-139 Main St. or tel. ranch, basement recreation room BUSY cal business conditions but also on tlonal monarchy In 1950. Auto Driving School 7-A years’ experience. Free esU- ton. cial Furniture, Boats, Farming Tenements 63 FOUR ROOM house to rent. Base office, 8-car garage, 100x180, SELUNG YOUR Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans. Investment. Owner will finance. MI 9-5226, SALES PEOPLE -Part-time eve Tools, Tractors, Road Machinery, national and International develop matea. Call Howlev, MI 8-5861, Ml board heat, enclosed yard. Call trees. Carlton W. HUtchlns. MI Ustinge are better than ever, PROPERTY? m’ente that could aid or hinder your Q—Where Is the burial plaea Real Sharp EARLY’S DRIVTNO School-Clasa 8-0788.' nings or full-time days, experienced Farm Produce, Mechanics Tools, THREE SPACIOUS rooms in large 9-5132. room and road Instruction. Stand J. D. REALTY AVON LAUNCHES Its 1960 Christ Or trainees, temporary for Christ Boildlng Materials 47 between 8-12 noon. PI 2-7347. CaU to see any of the foUowlngl success of Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant? $695 Goods o f Mfg., Cables, etc. Bonds Colonial home -overlooking Bolton homes at your convenlenes. We wUl eatlmate value of yout ard and automatic, dual-control mas business today. Cash In on m as or permanent. Apply Con and Notes, Excess Credits and all TWO ACRES, 6 room ranch, fire Often the bualnesa you might A —She is buried beetde Gen this unusually profitable selling USED BUILDING material for FOR SALE Lake. Separate entrance. Heat and property without obllgatlcm. We wish to start might be dependent 1966 Chevrolot cars. Dsy or evening appoint Heating and Plumbing 17 470 Main St. . MI 3-5129 necticut State Employment Serv aaie, 3xSa and up, sheathing, stor .other Taxable Goods. electricity furnished. Call MI Suburban For Rent 66 place, built-ins, garage, treee $13,500—6 room Caps (2 unfin eral Grant in the memorial tomb ments. Call Ml 9-6875. season by calling for appointment ice, 806 Main St., Manchester, A aloe buy proper^ for euh. in some important manner upon a In New York City. , Bel Air 4-door .sedan today. Learn how you can earn age bins, shelving, work benches, MUST BE FILED BY 9-9866 after 6 p.m. $15,900. Carlton W. Hutchine, MI ished) on Middle Turnpike Weet. Member Multiple Listing. Radio, Heater. Auto. Trans. PLUMBmO AND beating — re free service—no fee charged.- BOLTON—Route 85—4 room apart 9-6132. larger company PREPARF FOR driver’s test: $1,000 by Christmas Think what two complete bathroom kets, two p r o p e r t y o f l a t e NOVEMBER 1. 1960 ExceUent home for small famUy. Often a supplier or a franchiser $545 modelingng Installattone, repaira. Business Opportunities 32 kitchen ainka, (cabinet), wooden ment with garage, second floor. STANLEY BRAY, Resltor i}—How old Is the preeent fed Ages 16 to 60. Driving and claaa All work guaranteed 28 years ex- a difference this would make in Such lists shall be filed not later All modern conveniences. Avail BEAUTIFUL custom 6 room $16,800—Finished 6 room Cape on I might he the best equipped o f all eral Income tax law? room. Three Instructors No wall your budget. No experience need kitchen cabinets, two hot water than November 1 In each year, or persons to help you both with ad 1955 Chevrolet perienea. 24-hour aervlce"" Call Sitnatlona Wanted— furnaces, modern radiators, com , WARNING able Oct. 1. MI 3-2355. ranch, entrance hall, 2 fireplaces, Vernon St. Full- shed dormer, BRAE-BURN REALTY A —The Income tax, aa we know ing. Manchester Driving Aeads- Earl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749 ed. Call CH 7-4137. Edward A. Tobla If the first shall be a Sunday or a 4 picture windows, steel beam con rage. One block from Buckl vice and financing. it today, became law on March 1, Bel Air 2-door Hardtop" my. 1 2-7249. WHERE WILL YOU BE Female 38 plete windows, including frame, legal holiday, then on the next Ml 8-6273 and aluminum storm windows, ANNUAL ADJOURNED structlon,. partial recreation room School. Remember, most large busi 1013. Radio, Heater Auto, Trans. WANTED—Experienced rirl for business day following. Failure to BOLTON—4-room apartment, Call nesses could not exist without MORTIDCK’B Manchester’s lead full-time position, bookkeeping RECEPTIONIST with some typing doors, and plumbing auppliea. . ON PARKESS STREET 100x300. trees, $20,900. Carlton W, SBLUNGTTT. Have buyer for $495 Radlo-TV Repair IN 5 YEARS? file such list means (Ten Per, Cent) TOWN MEETING after 6 p.m. MI 3-7104, Hutchiiia, MI 9-5182. $16,800—ExceUent 6 room Cape small businesaes and thus a great ing driving school. Thres skilled and typing deairable. Pleasant and bookkeeping experience, two Choman House Wrecking. Open The Legal Voters of the Town of ranch with garage,, around $17,000 Q—Why is an early edition of Services 18 STAFFORD SPRINGS additional to taxpayers list. on Clyde Road, 1)4 / baths, 1 car many big companies find It to their the King James Bible published in 1955 Chevrolet courteous instructors. Class room Opportunity Is knocking for the working conditions. Apply In per years nurses training, desires posi dally 3:80 p.m.-8, Saturday 8-4, or Vernon are hereby notified and HENRY STREET—7 room .Cape, bracket. Other listings needed. Get tion In doctor’s, dentist’s or suit Attention: Veterans of garage. Ideal'^locatlon with beauti reeulti. Call B. E, Buahey, Real advantage to help you. 1613, known as the "S h e ” Bible? Bel Air 4-door Sedan ^ Instnictlons for 16, i7 year olds. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make— aelect few In One Hour Valetone. son. W, T. Grant Co.. Manchester call MI 9-2392. Warned that the Annual Town A 4 BOOM all year ’round home large Uving room with flr^lace ful yard. Radio, Healer Auto. Tnina. Telephone Mr, Mortlock, Director A total Investment of 86,000 puts Parkade, Office Manager. able office. Call MI 3-5296. 8-room house, good condi • World War I and II and Meeting, held at Rockville High for rent. Call JA 6-5113. Eatate, MI 9-2088. A—Due to a printing error in cars ampllflera. phonographs and modem kitchen, dlshwashei', base referring to Christ. $.5H5 of Driver Education. MI 9-7898. changers. Over 47 years total ex you into a franchise dry cleaning tion, steam heat, electric . Korean War Period School, Monday, October 3, 1960 ment finished, 2-car • garage, $17,900—Custom built 2 bedroom I 1,000,000 Homes Lost perience. 90 daya guarantee on all store. America's fastest growing statutory exemption to an ex- at 8:00 P.M. (DST) was AD Bowers School, $17,600. PhUbrick Colonial on Olcott St. Garage. Fully SELLING??? I,AR80N'B, Connecticut’s fliw li dry cleaning chain. Over 150 stores Help wanted— Male . 3R and other Improvements. Wanted to Rent 6g We need listings. To get the bast Q—Which prteldent began the 1955 Plymouth censed driving school trained — work. Potterton’s, Ml 9-483T. m SEPTIC TANKS service man or his relative In the JOURNED to Monday, October 10. Agency, IVQ 9-8464, equipped' kitchen. Reduced tor| Washington— Fire, insect, and from. Massschusetts to Florida. No NOTICE Sunporch, (1) 3-car garage, event of satisfactory proof under 1960 at 8:00 P.M. by vote at the quick sale, ----- aervlca call in an esmrienced euc- periodic White House coiinferences Station Wagon Certified and approved la now of CLEANED and INFITALLEO INTERESTED IN renting a 4-bed disease loashs to forests in the CONNIE’S TV and Radio Sendee, prior experience neceeaary. , We SETUP MAN, experienced. All type (1) 2-car garage, plus small Sects. 12-81 to 12-86 Inclusive 12- Annual Town Meeting of October 4 CAROL DRTVE - RockvUla. |U. cesaful Ann of Realaftora — mem- on children and youth? Radio, Heater. Auto. Trans. fering classroom and behind OF THE TAX COLLECTOR room colonial home in Manchester $18,600—Large 6 room ranch In bars of Multiple. Listing^. Prompt United Statee aunount to 13 bil A—Theodore Roosevelt. A con available ah hours Satisfaction train you in every phase of business machines, including coil winders, tract of land. Muat sell to 89, 12-90 and 12-93 to 12-96 Inclu- 3, 1960 and the Legal Voters of 680. 6 room ranch, largo U '' $49.5 wheel instru 'lion for teenagers. plus year round field guidance. electro-mechanical .background, EIGHTH SCHOOL AND • SEW ERS with option to buy. Call MI 9-7423 Jarvis Acres. Attached garage action, fair appraisals. OUl on WeS lion board feet of timber annually ference Is held every 10 years. MI 9-6075 gukranteed. Call MI 9-1815- slye o f the General Statutes. Re the Town of Vernon are hereby room, cabinet kltohen. 8 —enough to build a million aver blueprint Interpretation. Growing MACHINE CLEANED settle estate. or MI 3-6023. rooma, moiteags eaa Full basement. Landscaped lot, Smith, Bill Rood or Jack Crockett UTI^TIES DISTRICT vision of 1958; or to the blind in warned that the Annual Adjourned ba age-size homes. 1954 Nash Rambler AU. MAKES of TV, radio land WRITE-WIRE-PHONE organization. Excellent opportun All persons liable by law to pay assumed. Marion B. Robertaoa, at the T, J. Crockett Agency, 344 Q—What .are the three major 2-Door Sedan, 6 Cylinder *the event of satisfactory proof un Town Meeting' will, be held at FAMILY OF five, three .well be 810,500—Almost new 8 bedroo.m home -ilectrmlc equipment ex ity for right nrian; References. Ap taxes In the EIGHTH SCHOOL • INSTALLATION ROCKVILLE HIGH S(3HOOL - Rroker.'MI 8-8968 Main St.. Ml 8-1577. divisions Into which the earth la Stand. Trans., 'Very economical Garage— Serytce—Stonige 10 pertly repaired with a 90-day der Sects. 12-81, 12-92 and 12-94 haved school age children desires rand), ceramic 'tiled bath, full Unusual and goood: Heat cooked ply Iona Manufsriuring, Regent AND UTILITIES DISTRICT OF M. D. O’CONNELL Of the General Statutes, Revision LOVELAND HILL VERNON divided? tranapoflatlgn guarantee. Coll Mr. Britney at the J & T E^quipment Co., Inc. SPECIALIST 5 or 6 room rent in nice neighbor MANCHESTER-Well kept T room b w m en t, attached garage. Baautl- IF YOU WISH personal sendee, dried apricot halves. with sauteed STORAGE SPACE for fumlturs or St., Manchester MANCHESlnR are hereby noti of 1958. MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1980 ( A — Atmosphere, hydrosphere, $295 • Manchester TV. Ml 9-1046. hood. Up to $110 per month. Call home, 2-car garage, ameaite drive, fully landscaped with many ex tru ' call * Joseph “ A, Barth, broker, .. j onion rings and serve with broiled and lithoaphere^-air, water, and merchandise now avallabis at Leicester, Mass. fied that on Oct. 1, 1060,1 will have Administrator / In order that the Ateessor can at 8:00 $>.M. (DST) MI 9-4395. 82 Pesrl St.. MI 9-5700. ‘ ' FRIENDLY ICE Cream is accept a rate bill for the collection of two combiniition wlndowe, complete 94820. chicken. land. 1953 Ford VR G.ONDER’S TV Sendee—Motorola ing applications for full or part- Town ond. Country . apply the statutory exemption al For the Following Purposes, to city uUUUes, steps to schools, bus 831,(K)0—Kxcellenr value In this! and Phileo raetcry service. HI-FI, Twin Oak 2-3897 and one half mills on' the list of lowed und6r the above listed sec wit: 7 room older home on Russell St. | Station Wagon time m^fle help nights and week 1959 due ^o the. collector Oct. 1, Tel OV 4-7322 Business Property for Sale 70 and shopping, full price $12,900. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 phonos and auto radina. 214 Spruce CHOICE LOCATIONS AVAILABLE ends, 7-12:80 p.m. Call MI 9-fl96 Drainayo Go. tions of the Connecticut law on the 1. T o reconsider the vote on $2,900 wiU assume prelent mort 4 bedrooms, garage. Radio, Heater. Stand. Trans. St. MI 9-1486. 1960. Taxes accepted 6:00 P.M; to property owned by the blind or ex- the adoption of a budget of in $24-5 for. appointment. 9 P.M. every week day and 9:00 OV 4*2014 after 5 P.M* gage, no cloeing coot,- ’^Immediate . 823,5()0—If Rockledge la your de-| M l M 1 4 3 servlce men and women as of Oc come and expenses for the period : MAIN STREET occupancy. R. D. Murdock, • MI FOR S'ALE 26" Englisli bicycle, FULLER BRUSH need neat young A.M- to 5:00 P.M .,on Saturdays at tober 1st, 1960 the following pro commencing September*!, 1960 and sire be qure to see this 8 bedroom •; .1955 Ford MURTENSEN TV Specialized RCA No. 151 NORTH If ATN STREET BUSINESS BLOCK 3-6472, U A R Realty. MI 44198. ranch, 1)4 baths, 2 fireplaces.-Love-1 excellent condition. MI 9-4678, Help Wanted— Female 35 men, married, late .model car, cedure must be complied with: ending June 30, 1961, and to make l-DOor, 8 Cvlinder, Heater television, sendca ra 9-4641. home owner, lor Manchester-Wll- TAKE NOTICE: 1. Veterans who served during appropriations tor said period. 64 RUSSEILL ST.—8 room older ly lot on Arnott Rd. $.345 All taxes unpaid Nov. 1, 1960, Gross Income better than $6,000 PHILCO RECOMMENDED Sarv- ORILL AND counter work, exper Hmantic areas. $117 plus $39 ex war periods muat file for record, an 2. To' adopt a budget of income home lii excellent condition, oil JARVIS REALTY CO.. Business Bemces Orteced 13 penses to start, excellent benefits. will be charged interest at the rate honorable discharge (or in the and expenses tof the period com- plus. Can be bought for five times steam heat, copper plumbing, CLOSE MODELS ienced only. Apply in person. Patio 1964 Nash Statesman Ice, on radios, televlaions. Also, of 6 per cent (6%) per year from 288 E. Center St. MI 841121 guaranteed eendca on all other Drive-In, 240 W. Middle Tpke. Call MI 9-0090 br LUdlow 2-3726 case of officers, a certificate of mqnoing September 1, 1960 and rent roll. Excellent flnanclng. Time car garage, and a beautlfu) yard 2-Door Hardtop TAMKIIVTREE removal — land Oct. 1, I960 imtll paid- ending Jiine 30, 1961, and to make Evenings call MI 9-1200 cleared, firewood cut. Inaured. makee. Shop our special do-lt- for Interview. service) or other adequate ^roof Is o f the essence in this one. Walking distance to Main St Radio and Heater EXPERIENCED) woman to do gen ARTHUR E. WARRINGTON with the Town Clerk, if the dis appropriations for said period, if and all schools. Askiiu' $18,900 PBIOBS IBTABT A T Call Paul A, Elllaon, Ml 8-8742. yourself department featuring dis FUEL OIL drivers and service sta COLLECTOR ne,Boo BOLTON $45 count prices. Open evenlnga and eral work and plain cooking in charge or certificate Is lost-^not Item No. 1 Is voted afflnnatlvely. Elva ’lyier. Realtor hu 9-4469, MI COMPLETE REPAIRS-By Stu rest home- $45 a week, room and tion attendants. Call at.- 34 Main Manchester,'^ Conn. | later than November 1, I960. 3. To enact an onUhance author J. D. REALTY 9-5051. BYSTUDBBAKER Saturday, Satellite Kleclronlca St. Beautiful 8 room exeeuUva I 1953 Dodge art R. Wolcott on automatic Service, 165 School St., Manches board. TR 8-3141. 2. The blind muat file proof of izing the issue o f bonds of the contemporary ranch designed and Coronet Station Wagon washers, dryers and electric said disability with the Town Town In an aipount not exceeding 470 Main St. MI 8-5129 MANCHESTER—* room Ca|>6 in ter. BILLING CLERK — Diversified top condition. One block to bus and buUt by U 8t R (Construction Co.- A Mechanlc'a Special ranges. Ml 941678. Clerk—not later than November $800,000.00 to finance In part the less than one year ago, that fea $79 duties in small office. Must be 1, I960. period from September 1. 1800 to close to all schools, detached ga fast, accurate typist. Five day 40 Houses tor Sale 72 rage. Excellent neighborhood tures a sunken Uving rqqm wlth| CHAIN SAW work — Trees out. Miiiinery DrtMmtking 19 '8. Those veterans who have not Jtme SO, 1901, and to take any expteed beam celling marble fire Reasonable ratea. Call PI g-7858 hour week. Excellent benefits. CH other action that may be proper or $15,500. Evenings Mr. Botes, MI 1954 Dodge 6-!$546. Weyerhaeuser CTompany, filed a service disability rating MANCHESTER—New 6 room Gar place, formal dining room ttat l S*Door Sedan. Radio and healer betweep ttS0-4:80 or any Urns must file with the Assessor a form necessary to enable the town to be 9-9858. Warren E. Howlafid, MI 2-Door 8 Fasaenger Sedan Saturday of Sunday. ' DRESSMAKING and - alteraUone. 120 Huyshope Ave., Hartford. AMESITE DRIVEWAYS y'., ... ' rison Cbleniai, ceramic baths/ 3-1108. opens to a large sundsek. Tbs dsn A Mechanic’s Special ■:-My'i ’ iS-. 'i.f.'ti from the Veteran’s Aadmlnlatra- come a complying municipality fireplace, plastered walls, hot la paneled with a stone fireplace ot Call Ml 9-0333 any time. DeUvered l a ' $79 TYPEWRITERS and office ma CLERI{ TI^PIST-Perinanent, fuH- tidn stating their percentage of under Chapter 110 o f the General water heat, ameslte drive. Shade 26 LINDEN STREET Us own. A lanre paneled famUy disability. All forms MUST be In Statutea o f Connecticut. room Flth built-in bar. k Wteben chines—repaira, aalea, service and ALTERATIONS on any. garment. ttme position .for neat,'accurate miNR IS OUR BUSINESS trees. Ml 8-4860. IMancliestor 1952 Chevrolet rentale M l,9-8477. Quick, efficient aervlce. Days br worker. Small friendly office. Nor the Assessor’s office on ot before 4. To hear and act upon the 're OPPOSITE CENTER PARK that has 8Ji electric ctmvenlancea, CALL the first day of November 1960. ports of the several Town Officers MANCHESTEnt—Nice 6 room- home 4*Do<»r, Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans. evenings. Call Ml 9-5055I man's, 443 Hartford Rd. Mr. Kauf 8 room single. Large living room, 8 large bedrooms, 2)4 batlu, 2-car $79 NOW. BEFORE the rueh starti. Is man. . 4. ANY TAXPAYER ALREADY and Oonunltteea. ; plus porchea and garage. Full garage and many more custom I the time lo have that gun put In EXPERT TAILORING on ladles’ RECEIVINO AN EXEMPTION 6. To consider and take action up price, $11,500. Four bedroom 2 full baths, fireplace, storm win HI8H dows, (xie-car garage, lot 175x80. features that are Just too beautiful 1951 Hudson shape for the > coming season. aqd gentlemen’s clothing, 189 OP ANY KIND SHOULD NOTIFY on the acceptance ot the following ranch, garage, large lot, just re to describe In words. Why not cal) i Bring ltiJ\od. Edgar H. WUson )iome, garage and porch, large Uv-1 1960. 9-9861. ■fa** V^, stand^d transrrds- freesers, waabinj^ machlnss, dry MI M8«r B w d of Selectmen MANC»E8TERr-TWo famUy 4*4, teg room inth flreplece, dining | iloB, 43M; U N Plymouth, 2 -d ^ ers, ranges, oil and gas bumsrs. FRBB BSTIMATE8 • TIMB PAYMENTS T P. JOSEPH MURPHY Town of Vernon ATTRACTIVE ranch with attached sun fiorchs^ fenced lai yard, j^tee- room, modern kltdhen, 8 large bad-1 MI 9-4)883. AU work fuarantssd. MANCmarBR Paakag#. OeUvaty wagon, • cylinder, stand- Attest: Henry F. BuUer . g s ^ s , six spacious room* with tered waUs. Immadtat# oeeupanay rooms. TUs bath wUh ahosM Ugm ttticMag and packaga dallv- IMUIIIIEY PROS' PHILBRICK AGENCY BSTATB AND MOTOR Tamm Cleric ftrSpiacs, storm windows. New. both ^artmente. May : asauma plenty of cloaet space, OU hot! 869 CENTER r A T W B R T . ^ gftft. EM. Klacnan Mator TARDS CLCiANBD, Lsarsa rackad. ary. Rafrigaratori, m u b t n and iB N M m eie OUVBWAT BKAIJHB APPUOAnONB M m aa BMaard Plaea, Ml S B W if iji o DIi m m I C « . ; PHONI Ml S.S444 ‘ VMHICLIS Need not ba iaetaded Dated at Venwii, .-ConneeUeut, ' ted Inslda and out. MI 8% mortgage.- BetM- Vtadaie walar bei^^2teilaa w. LaUuep, | Trash ramovid. Eras astlm«tss. Slava mjBvtti n a f l i Hy. ijolOfiv iee>iii Kert.BiJL4Bi s-m t IB Boeli Uat VOL. LXXX NO. 5 (TWENTY PAGES) ■ MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1960 (Claaeltled AdTerttotaf <»> Page 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS State News Roundup Build 3-1 After Four Judge Blocks PittsbUrifh, Oct. 6 (/F)—^Thefend Rlchardeon. Rlcherdeon teeied Death Injury New York Yankees scored two out Nelson. No runs, one hit, no errc^i, one Bridgeport, Oct. 6 (JP)— runs in the third innins and left. . U. S.^ Soviet Peace another in the fourth and held NEW YCNRK SBOOND Judge Thomas E. Troland in a S to 1 lead over the Pitts Berra rolled out. Nelson to Superior Court -today denied a burgh Pirates after four in Friend, covering first. Skowron motion for the appointment of struck out on a fast ball. Howard a one-man grand jury and a nings of the second game of looked at a third strike. ' thfc World Series. The Pirates No runs, no hits, no errors, none special states’ attorrtey to re Summit Talks 'I scored their run in the fourth. left. open an investigation into the Red Bloc NEW YORK FIRST PirrSBtTROH SECOND death of 4-year-old Albert Kubek, on a 2-1 count looped a Cimoli walked on a full count. Rotzal, also known as Albert Now Held Vital atngle Into left field just inside Burgess pepped to Richardson, hit Kish, 172 Woodmont Ave., al the foul line. The sun came out ting a 3-2 pitch. Mantle loped back for Hoak's long fly to center. most two years ago. By Macmillan Applauds through the clouds brifiglng a Mazeroski doubled Into the .left During the unusual court pro elmr^from the capacity crowd. ceeding, John H. Morton, counsel London, Oct. 6 {fP)—Prime Kubek. Was cut down attempting field corner, Cimoli holding for the petitioners, Mrf. Julia Ps- PIECES! to steal, durgM to Mazeroskl. third. Turley had a 3-2 count on- velo, Bridgeport,' and Mrs. Ella Minister Harold Macmillan ter Hellougald ' waS'- .galled out on Mazeroski, too. Friend popped to Heri, Trumbull, aunts of the dead turned from New York today UN Clash strikes. Marls slashed^ a ground Skowron near first base. No runs, one hit, ho errors, two boy, charged States’ Atty. Lorin arid said “there will have to ■ingle past Nelson into right field. W. Willis with dereliction of duty be” a summit meeting to ne By RELMAN MORIN Mantle went down, swinging, miss- left. NEW YORK THIRD in the prosecution- of the probe. gotiate outstanding world Unite(i Nations, N. Y., Oijt. big a fast ball.' Richardson walked. Turiey bunted Willis and assistant State's 6 (/P)—Embittered by defeat No runs, two hits, no errors, one Atty. Otto J. Saur were stoutly problems. PIECED. . . left. toward the mound and was out. The British leader, in a cheerful of their attempt to produce a PIECE A. . Friend to Mazeroski, Richardson defended however^by Judge Tro mood, told newsmen Premier Soviet-United States summit prrrsBUROH f i r s t moving to second on the sacrifice. land, who declared in his closing the "brigadoon" coordinates! Vlrdon raised a soft fiy to Befra Khrushchev had failed to. shake meeting, Asian-African neu giant "saddle stitch" plaid skirt Kubek grounded'a-^single through remarks from the bench: the position of United Nations sec in medium left center. Qroat the middle of the diahiond, scoring "As of the moment, Mr. Willis trals pushed a campaign to with unpressed pleats, 8 to 16. jacquard trimmed cardigan of grounded sharply to Richardson, retary-general Dag Hanimarskjold Richardson and put the Yankees in and his associate Mr. Saur enjoy or to stampede U.N. members Into day to build a peace bridge be wool and mohair, 16.98 who threw him out. Clemente front, 1-0. It was his fifth hit of the highest confidence of those of tween the world’s two great 17.98 dropped a Texas league single in the series.. McDpugald bounced a the Superior Court, who *>■« the reorgEuiizing the world organiza short right center, the .ball appointing authorities.” tion. est powers. PIECE B .. the tapered pants of fine worsted dropping among Maris, Mantle (Uoatiaaed «a Page Ntaie) ' WlillB-, denying the charge of Macmillan was asked if he felt TTie Communist bloc in the UJT. wool, 15.98 dereliction of duty, declared he there is a chance of an East-West General Assembly, at the same pullover of acrilan acrylic and has ho evidence which he feels summit meeting early .next year as time, reacted exuberantly to the should a grand jury or 18 a result of his two face-to-face developments, hailing the neutral wool, designed with brass buttons PIECES. . S Americans in Gr'dup member grand-jury. meetings with the Soviet premier. ist clEish with the United States aa and a cardigan look, 34 to 40. “If I had anym d^nce;-1 would •The prime minister replied: a clear victory for Premier Khrush as seen in "seventeen," the boat lose no time foolingwrpund with "I cannot tell. chev. As one Communist represen 11.98 "There will have to be a meet- tative put It, the Soviet premier neck pullover! 34 to 40. |4 .9 8 a one-man grand jn^y,!! the . ^ ,.n„ on "did not even have to lift a finger” Small Invasion Force States’ Attorney assereed> be in London'now that today. the summit’s., here." nists. simply stood by and ab can for we've a world of coordi higher mountains of eastern Cuba Republican Chairman Eklwin H. stained from voting while the A ministry communique said the before • Castro forces are con May Jr. said last night. Macmillan ^aswrted Khrush Big GE Plant nates!) and you have landing was made by 27 men. in.- United States led the strategy to centrated to cut them off. May told a meeting of New Ha chev overplayed his^iMd in his at-1 CastrD Kennedy Topic defeat the neutralists’ bid. eluding three Americans,."at dawn There have been reports of minor ven Republicans that the most tempts to win the su ^ e rt of the Schenectady, N. T., Oct. 6 (AS— The neutralists finally gave up yesterday’’’ on a bay midway be insurgent actlrity in this area of likely date for Nixon’s address on uncommitted U.N. members^ He | "Shoulder - to - ehouider, belly-to- tween tile towns of Baracoa and the struggle for their 5-nation Oriente Province for some weeks, the New' Haveii Green tb Oct. IT ■aid the Soviet leader's aimOst By THB ASSOCIATED PRESS '^ciithuBianni what It lack«d in num* back picketing," by an estimated U.S.-Soiriet summit proposal after Moa, the site of a nationalized but.Castro troops and militiamen or 19. daily speeches tired the delegates. berSi. 3,500 union members today sealed A m ^can Mining Co. "'Vice President Richard M. the main plant of the General the assembly, at U.S. urging, vot appear to have firm control of all "We aren't sure where he will The prime nfinlster said the So In Cincinnati. Kennedy, obvious ed to delete epecifie reference to The area is in Oriente Province, viet Union had made., "a great at NixonT4»eading into the South to Electric CTo., where 22,000 normal the . revolutionary stamping central sections. stop in Connecticut or what route ly cheered by thS crowds he has ly work. the t-wo government heads and he will follow, but he will be here," tempt” to iyln the backing bf the day, displaced new confidence af been drawing, turns toviolence erupted at had enjoyed on other issues. or Wednesday. The battle appar Macmillan's attention was drawn Tennessee, he had a date at Nash . Kennedy was expected to spend a GE plant in Syracuee for the An Indication of the Asiaa- ently occurred a few hours aftef' Cuba Trained Ho$pital Gets Terms to a New York Herald Tribune re ville’s Memorial Square before niOstof the day working on the third day. Sheriff’s deputies ar THE GRACEFUL EXIT the force touched shore. Westport, Oct. 6 OF) —The will port that he and Khrushchev had taking off for Cleveland, Ohio. The speechMje will make at a fund rested 12 persons , and used fire (OoaUnaed oa Page Nine) The commander of the invasion of a Westport, woman, who left quarter of a million street crowds raising dlTtncr tonight. But mem hoses and clubs to force back force was killed and two .of the Latins for War u estate valued at $2 million, (ContlBued on Page Thirteen) which tuinied out in Cleveland for bers of his stalTepuldn’t say wheth angry pickets. men—one w o u n d e d—were cap names Norwalk Hospital as a po er he considers t)lts...a major ad- Four pickets were arrested at Sen. John F. Kennedy, .the Den- dre.ss or whether he \^ l, oiler his tured, the ministry said. Washington, Oct. 6 (JF)—A form tential beneficiary if • it steers ocratie candidate, had W n tops the Schenectady plant. The commander was identified er chief of Cuban Prime Minister clear of socialized medicine. solution to one of this N ation’s .A company spokesman said GE as Armentino Feria,. a. follower of Fidel Castro’s parachute troops until . NL\on drew some.wbere •most troubling problems. Bullerins Norwalk Hospital is one of five around 500,000. as estimated by was gathering evidence for an in- Cuban ex-Sen. Rolando Masferrer. says Latin Americans have been “remainder legatees" in the will Cranes Raise .. So far Kennedy has been criticaf iction "to stop illegal mass plck- from the AP Wirei Masferrer, a wealthy backer of the trained in Cuba , in guerrilla war- Dollce, to see him in PMladelphla. of the way the Republican admin of the late Mrs. Gertrude Hotch- That city used to be Republican etlng,I7 ' i, deposed Fulgencio Batista, is a kiM Heyn, which was filed for istration has dealt with Cuba, but Roberta. Buckley, GE manager refugee in the United States. The testimony was given to the Forward Part bill in late years has been Dem he hasn't spelled out what he will of tmlon relatione, said he saw probate yesterday. ocratic. •' DRESDEN RIOTS REPORTED The remainder of the Invading Senate Internal Security subcom Tile remainder legatees will not do if he Is eletced president. "fist fights, shoving and ahoulder- Berlin. Oct. fi (fiV^JKepoita oC group, with SO Cuban, farmers as mittee by Capt. Alfonso Manuel A crowd which left F>iut 3,000 to-shoulder, belly-tinback picket share in the estate until bequests Of Death Plane empt.v seats in the 14,000-seat It looked like an exceptionally ■erious rioMag in tho E ^ . Ger hostages, was reported to have Ro^ Roche, also known as Manu are completed to a number of quiet day, by Kennedy standards. ing.’) - ' man town of Dreadea reftoKafi reached an area called Neuvo el Rojo del Rio. He appeared at a Convention Hafi in Philadelnhia— A spokesman for the unibn^ld Mrs. Hejm’s friends and former Boston, Oct. 6 (JP)—Two Navy After tonight’s speech he wUl Weet Berlin today. Border ewei' Mundo with Castro forces, includ closed-door hearing last January employes. The will sets up trusts the scene of many national con- fly to Washington to 'prepare for a_ _—r--cbuple of -- professionalr ------stif ;i-.^ors from East Berlin said a faB designed for go ing militiamen and local suppor soon after resigning from the Cu that supply lifetime incomes for floating cranes today began rais ventlon.s—made up in stamping the second round of hi.s television tonargeacy raO went oat to po- ters, in pursuit. ban armed forces. many of the friends and employes. ing the forward • section of the debate with 'Vice President Nixon office^drkere attempting to en Uoe N eurit rioters la Dreodea’a ing put almost . The invaders landed at dawn, In his testimony, made public In her will, Mrs. Heyn, who died Eastern Airlines Electra that car tomorrow night. ter;.^ plant. etreeta ^nror the WMkead. The ariywhere this au THE PROFESSIONAL the communique said. It reported today, Roche said guerrilla train in August, said Norwalk Hospital, ried 61 persons to their deaths in But in the Kennedy camp the The .union spokesman accused ladependeat^Wrot Bertta Mor- they carried with them a large ings courses for the C^ban forces to be a beneficiary, must not be a takeoff piling Into the harbor News Tidbits talk Is almost exclusively devoted supervisors of attempting to create geapoet said thdnk^ro angry tumn! softly flar American flag, three pack mules. are attended by men from several "controlled wholly or in part by Tuesday night. to the crowds the Democratic pres trouble and police of arresting only demonstratioiis a t tba ed and delicately one U.S. .arlny uniform and vari Central and South American na- the state or federal government in Federal Aviation Administrator Colled from AP Wire* idential nominee has been draw pickets. Communist regime and APPROACH... oua documents, all of which were tloas. pursuant of a general scheme of Elwood R. Quesada suggested yes ing, especially in Louisville yes- The union,. .which originally cent prodanmthm ef detailed in "coe- ■eixdd by the militiamen. Specifically, he listed the Do socialized medicine or socialized terday starlings sucked into the terda.v. voted against a'strike, said it aaked nlst Bess Walter . tnbrfcht nella" by dering "The remainder of the group minican Republic, Nicaragua, hovDltal services;” air intakes may have disabled one A $21 jnllUon contract for HU- Rarely has the setting been poor Mayor Malcolm. Ellis to demand Chief of State. milliken. black, cannot escape the revolutionary Paraguay, Guatemala,' Salvador, The will said the portion allotted of more of the four turbine-propel 2-K Seasprlte utility helicoptera is er for enthusiaem. that the police Department act is made in oxfords army and loyal militiamen,” the and Costa Rica. to Norwalk Hospital will go to an ler engines. More than a hundred -being awarded to Kaman Aircraft As is his custom, he tried to impartially'. miNlES BESIONA'nON royal or purple, eommimique said.' ” Our govern "I don’t know ^ r certain, but 1 institution for the blind if it falls dead birds were found on the run eprp. by the Navy. Sen. Prescott work in far mor^-than there was The rUE local in Syracuse said it New York, Oct. 6 (AV-Maa- sizes 12 to 20; ment is fully aware of this open am. sure that there are representa- to abide by the terms. way." Bush is informed... .Neutralist hattan Borough President Hnlaa activity by which imperialism Is Only 11 of the 72 aboard the eovernment of Laos gays King (Continued on .Page Ywo) (Conttaiued on Page Nlne,teen) E. Jack declared flatly today I4'/2 to 2 2 '/i. attempting to promote counter (Oonttnned m Page Flftaw) (Coattmied oa Page Five) • ? plane, bound for ’hiladelphia, Sevang Vathana has approved he has no tntentioa of resigning by C L I N I C revolutionary activity and acts of Charlotte, N, C., Greenville, S. C.. establishing diplomatic rolatlons from his 8Z6,000-si-year poet. A terrorism.” . ^ and Atlanta, survived the shatter witit the Soviet Union. •pokesman for him earlier had ing crash. All were injured, six on I4;99 For-months Priip* Minister Urban Renewal Administration Victory for Gaitskell tabbed as "nonsense” a pob- Castro has been predicting an in Cut Loose from British Crown the danger lists at hospitals. Itshed report that he would qnlt from the collections in the vasion. This incident, as Outlined The pilot, co-pilot and engineer announces availability of $8 mil In a move to forestall furthiw • f . by the armed forces ministry, ap died but two stewardesses escaped lion loan and 88 million grant to prosecution moves agiUnst him pears to be the first confirmation serious injury. New Haven for its Dlx'well Aye. British Labor Backing on conflict of Interest chargee. house & hale shoe department that opposition . forces are ...ready South Africans Seen Fifty-seven bodies have been re renewal project.. .Inability of to move men into Cuba to assist covered. all identified but , one. a Supersonic jets to strafe and bomb y YPBOON IN PHIUFPINBS the* insurgents already fighting in young Negro woman. Four per pinpoint targets worries Arm y Manila. Oct. 8 (J6—Typboaa sons are missing. leaders. Army aviation director the Escambray Mountains in the says. Welfare State Concepts Kit hurled 80 mUe-an-hour center of this Island nation. For Republic Status ■Two divers, James. Walton and ivinds at tlje central PhlUpirinee. nJUUd Rumbts that Masferrer’s sup Jim Cahill, said the main section Army lofts Redstone missile on today, capelzlBg hoata and QVttM WAUTY of fuselage, in 36 feet of-water, saecessfnl^ 2(M)-n)Ue flight down the porters planned a landing have cir looked "as though it Ijad been rip Scarborqugh. England. Oct. 6>> In a speech to the conference, he wrecking crops and homea. ‘fhe culated here for weeks. One ver Johannesburg, Bouth Africa,^consent'of the other 10 merhber Atlatnic range in perfect per ronetebalary reported sevetbl Oct. 6 !■») — A dimihishing Anti- governments, and Asian and Af ped open with a can opener." formance. . .Peter Kuhm, 23, a for tPi—Britain’s Labor party today said a future Labor government . . . the foshloii tliooe sion said 50 well-armed men suc The cockpit section, pieces of cast aside,Its backing for nation would not merely limit Itself to fishing and small paeewiger ' ceeded in landing in Central, Cuba Republican Lead indicated today rican members.'have shown strong mer West German Army trooper is boats overturned, but had as that South Africans have voted to signs of wanting to expel South fuselage and three engine^ were sentenced to four, years in prison alization of industry in favor "o f nationalizing .industry but by and Joined .the other insurgents — ■marke'd with buoys yesterday in broad welfare state, concepts. shares in private enterprises to Immediate word of caeneltlee. estimated up to 1,000 men — in the cut their, coimtry loose from the Africa in retaliation for the na on charges of selling NATO mili British, crown. tionalist government’s aparthqjd preparation for raising. The en tary. secrets to Communist East The decision represented a eur-. finance welfare measures, extend Unoonflnned reports said 14 mdontains, gines could help to J determine prising victory for Hugh Gaitskell, the conception of the cooperatl've people died tai scattered mis The forces opposing Nationalist policy of strict racial segregation. Germany. the party leader who. suffered a The communique, named two Prime Minister Hendrik Ver- In the counting of the referen whether binls caused, a stall. movement and seek by various haps before the fnll fniy of the YOU NEVER HAD IT SO SOFT! prisoners, t said these were En Sammy Davis Jr. and Actress setback yesterdSy when the con means to insure that the "com typhoon was felt. woerd’s pljin (o turn the British dum vote, the Nationalists Birds have damaged planes but May Britt postpone wedding plans ference voted against the nuclear' rique Torre.^ Perez, who w*s jumped into an early lead. Then offieijils said there is no instance manding heights of the economy” wounded, and Arturo Alverez, de Commonwealth ! nation.,into a re to "Nov. 13, blaming legal com deterrent and Brltaip’a continued were under public .control. IRAN BACKS CENTO public still clung to' a lead of the Antr-Republicans forged ahead on record of their havih’g caused a plications.. .UN reports continu participation in the North Atlan Yes indeed. , . scribed as a Batista ex-soldier by 156,000 voties when 61 districts fatal accident. The approved executive commit Tehran, Iran, Oot 6 (iH —-i 10.99 sought for the assassination, of 102,000 votes ..with 86 of the 156 ing unrest in The Congo interior, tic Treaty Organization. tee statement rejects , rarisl: dis Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevt' districts reported. But many —mostly urban—were In.‘But. this Quesda said yesterday present mostly caused by workers dissatis The 1,261 delegates at the par theee Ulseful soft, in white with smooth finish, cushion crepe sole. three person's during Castro’s war lead .began metling when rural crimination, colonialism, economic opened the 11th session of flie ai^nnst Batista. heavily nationalist rural districts fied with their pay. ty’s annual conference, .voting the exploitation of one country by an Senate today and.promtoed Iran Bnlined elioee were yet to be heard from. districts began reporting at 'day (Continued on.Page Five) strength of the organizations they "Circles which direct policies light. Tvi'd. contracts totaling more other and inequality of opportunity "will remain e.ompletely la Prof.. Arthur Vleksley, running thnn 823 million received by The represented, took their decision for the individuals of Society. It ore a new expnrlenoe In an electrical .computer, ' predicted *A record outpouring of nearly this way: v- CENTO, which to a deteestiru 1.6 mijlion. votes mpparentlj' was Sikorsky, Aircraft Division of states; organization and oonforme to happy-g<>-foot-free comfort L\ing Cancer Cause the mSTkin in favor'of a republic Joseph Welch Dies; United Aircraft Corp. for , S-48 1, By a vote of 4,153,000 to 2,- "The British labor party is a the United Nations charter and would approach 80,000' when all cast from an sti-wnite sUctorate helicopter to be used by .the U.S. 316,000 they . supported, . a state democratic Socialist party. Its See them here In oil the votes were in from yesterday's of about 1.8'million. South Afri ment of aims by . the executive •prtnriples.” Iran, Pakistaab Army Case Lawyer Marine Ck»rps and Navy. . . . Three central ideal la the brotiierhood of Turkey and Britain are full their new for Fall Puzzle, Court Told referendum. ca's .12 million non-whites could U.S. 172 aircraft to operate from committee. This defined party man. Its. purpose U to make this United party leader Sir De Vil- only stand 'by and' watch the oals as something broader than members of tiie Central Treaty •maibieee ohd variety. Hyannis, . Mass., Oct. 6 (JP)— Australia next month to test nu ideal a reality everywhere." Organization (CENTO), while New -Orleans, Oct. 6 (JP)—The liers Qraaff, who led the Anti-Re plebiscite. clear fallout and' radloacU'vlt.v in He old demand for full public GaltakeU’e victory ropresuited a and a t the eome time . ^ 7 publicans, had not yet conceded Joseph N. Welch, Army counsel in gownership of the means 6f produc the United Stetoa to aseocteted Tobacco lndusti Research Com Verwoerd and his whitersuprem- the upper air south of the Austral defeat for Frank Cousins, head of with many ef Its coiuniltteea. feel their new mittee has spent 84 million in the defeat, however; ’ and Verivoerd acist followers campaigned on the the Army-Mo^rthy hearings, died ian continent, tion, distribution and exchange. the (huge Transport aiid Oeheral past six yearn on research and had not yet claimed a victory’. • claim that a republic would finally unexpectedly today at Cape Cod 2. By 4,304,000 to 2,226,000 the Workers Union, who has fought CENTO waa created In 1868. kind of eosel Hospital of a heart condition. Magda De Fintangea, 60, one delegates approved a motion back ■till feels the cadse of lung can Dutch-born Verwoerd has de unite the Afrikaans and English- time French gl-T friend of Italian tho party leader on every major le- cer is unikiiown, the committee’s clared that he wUl consider a ma He would .have been 7ft^ears old ing up the executive statement. aue before tile conference. ADMITS HOAX speaking white factions; His Oct. 22. Dictator Benito Mussolini, com Atlanta. 0«t. 6 (« — A 27- director has testified. jority of only one vote a mandate Dutch-descended. Afrikaners out mits suicide'in Geneva. . . . News Following Labor’s election defeat Hie victory also clearly atrengtii- Bhty, 12.99 Dr. Clarence Oook Little, Bar to submit to the naUohalist-cwi- number the whites of English Welch, kno'wn as a laWysr.’s by Prime Minister Macmlllan’e ened his chance to retain his hold year-bid hotel wattresa who told &.HALE lawyer, gainedhational prominence paper. Soviet Ruaala attacks ^ Presl-_ Conservatives a year ago, Gaitskell b( being neualted with a aeMfer Harbor, Maine, was a defense wft-' trOlIed parliament legislation to descent by a ratio of about 66 to on the leadership of the movement. in black or briar wood calf 9.99 . ; ness in the federal court suit in as.special founsel for the Army In Blsenhower’a for Peace sought to have the party constitu The row inside-the oppoeltlon La ■he hurled as her hneiiand tM jr. turn South Africa into a republic, 46. Ite 1964 wrangle with the late V:B. plan aa new way to get rid ef eur- in white with smooth finish, whif'p nap\ole arid which Mrs. Victoria S t Flaua substituting ian sheeted president Bnglish-Spsaktng whites bitterly plna American goodik tion rewritten 'to lessen the bor party will have no immediate year*- ago has admitted- aA Lartigue, Houston, TsaT., seeks Sen. Joseph McCarthy. emphasia on nationalization of In effect on Britain's foreign qr do- A m y if^ e e m a a eaM today, for Queen'BUzabeth U as chief attacked the plan for a republic. Welch, J who had 'been living Paid killer's drunken account of 12.99 c. a. house and son spring heel. • . 8160,000 damages from Liggett ft of state and recognizing the BriV ITiey charged it would pavb this dustry. mestlo polkiy. Prime Minister Har that her eteiy wee fblee- Tha, J • Myers Tobacco Co. aniT, R ., J. quietly as his secluded Cape Cbd the murders of Circuit Judge C. E. This produced an explo»lve par old MAmlluui’e Oonservative gov Am y epekeemea eeM Mtib ; S f t M j. w . hale CO. 7 leh sovereign only as head of the way for Verwoerd to create a "na hoatiLfor the paat few years, was ChlUingworth and his wife five in black calf Reynolds Tobacco Co. on grounds commonwealth. tionalist dlctatonhlp" end might ty battle and in the end, Oijtwelt ernment hae a comfortable 100-seat Jaamta Hemurd. whe alea teMt. house tk hale store hours: that her husband’s deatn ffdiq ho4.^1talleed at Hyannis with a yearf ago apparently hrealu oue was forced 40 give up his attempt majority in parUament and more aM .Bam e-Jaaalta Law BoMNi":. ■.; ample free parking In the r#pr Verwoerd says he hopes to kssp lead to the country being expelled heart condition early in BeptemlH|r. of the aatlon’e meet bwlniatnjre- open 6 days, 9:30 a.m". to 5:45 p.m. ■ l i ^ canesr W i Caussd Iqr dftr- South Africa In ths commonwsalth. from the multfraetai ^common to tinker with the 'Constitution, than four yean atUl In office. And Until the Army-^ IcCarthy l/4r- tertea, at West Palm B e ^ , f1a7.. which was drafted in 1818. But bY the sharp split In the Labor Party «t'Ft Btesw ^ tlSl*'. / j thursdays, 9:30 eon. to 9:00 p.m. as a .ripublle, as India, Pakistan wealth, "thus leaving South Africa ings put his fat John J. CiUflhan, 68. ofltclal ef and' ahaaa have reaMlasd. But iaplatofi and frienfilaas la a SoatiUs todajr’d conference decision, he has raade -Its prevloiualy aUm proQaeta Mde m M a l i - FretegSI. O tp tJ A Baglw, dlaa a t aehlm d hU point by a roundabout of aupplwtlng the OooaennMttvaa aea^ef • ISM wOl NiBSM wqrM-” . • •. ^