'■’" V '■'XI X ■/ \ TWENTY4tIGHT 7^ : WEDNESDAY,.OC'TOBER 8 , 19S« ., f 'A.'-- 'S Sni^ttinQ iim lb Average Daily Net Press Run' pmw ' ' ' ' ^ For the Week Ended ' Tbs Waitbar \ September tf, 1956 ^M ast M O.S. W sa ^ ApAipL Manchester .txMtge, No. 73, A.F.* St. Oerard‘/Mothers Circle will Mies Barbara Lynna Hewitts ainctlty of the better mall, Bailey "V and AM.. Will conduct a Maaonic meet tonight at 8? o’clock at the Lughter of Mr. smd Mra William Lead in Touitiey^ reminded Manchester residsnta AhoutTown memorial service this evening tot home of Mrs.'Norman Fontom 37 Hewitt 13 Airfield St,.: was that one Of the basic Amerlhdii! 12,261 Bafai ooMwIoaalljr Ihe^Iate Jo«d H. Beet.' The lodge St. Paul Dr. Mrs. El^'ard Ward eiieted e«c^ of the freshman Taken^by Oliva’s Freedoms is the uncensorsd ttans* Member the Audit Muty, intermltteat later tealgOt. ''^(hmautl Brotherhood hes wiir ha , opened at '•tha Masonic will be co-hoste class it BHh .T CoUe^l^ . Hartford, mission their, first class .^inMl< BoreeU of OimuletiOu ' Low/ aroowf SS.'Baia eadbig early iUuum4 «a InterMting phocram Tampte it 7 o'dock, ail|d^e i setv- this ,u^k;:'Mlselas HewIttHeWltt: V*^ 1686 It A !th«ji«ist valuable j^iiesiion^ Oliva's |Uso,' With 82S.jK>tnti,Ha ■ - - -• ■ \ M anckH ter— ‘A City o f VUlag6 Charm ^ Fitday. High la mid JOs. • for tu moetiht Friday at f;30 p.tn. tce will be held 'at tha ,idnn T, e .Queen of 'Peace Mothers gra^ato bt, Maacheater^ High leading after the foiirOt hitting of pf the citlh ep i^ ' a .free iouhtri? ' ■ In liuther dnUl of m>~ church.' TAJj Tlemey Funeral "Mdmei 816 - W- Circle .Will meet ttmiorrow. at 8.; School and ia a . student In HiU- ■ ^^e. all knOw i t ^ hjiman lm-?f :f preinnt and potential nicmfaers are Center St„ at 7:30. ' ycr> medical secretarial program. the Elks Setback TOuimament held mm. with Mrs. Frank Pearson.-MS ■at the. Elks Home las*' night. ooftim.ee of lettec^Woting,*' Bailey' ,YQL. (TWENTY-FOUR-PAG E3-«.TWO SECTIONS) X urged to attend. \ jwetfon -Rd. ■ Mrs.' William Man-'" Other teama and their standings stated. ” tl» way in wtri^ Av o id s MANCH^TEiL c o N n ^ T h u r s d a y ; O c t o b e r 4, lo s o (ClBuOfled AdvtrtliOif «■ Fage 88) Joseph C." Fulton. 113 W. Cen ning'Will i^ co-l.ostess. KennetlCW. -Bennett. 68 Bald acattemd families together, pRicB^ii|« CBirnr Rd.., enrolled, as a student'^at include: ■' <• Saul M. Silversteln, preaidcnt ter St.. has been admitted to Hart win. JOe>Ban^.Shop, 813; Diamond iiigr comfort and loVe and hew'tr ford Hospital for sutgaiT- Wentworth .. institute, -Boston, tw all the people ,of the land. But' of the Rogera Corp., win he the Ladjc of Fatima Mothers Mass. He Is studying architecture Jim’s. 818; Woody!?. Wonders. 81S: % apealter on the dlacuaeion .'‘Per* Circle. wlH meet tonight i t 8 Vichl’s- Radio?* TV, 8l*fcT*aul’s it|i value ta..immMiaurqMy greater: ■"3V/- ai construction. than that.' Its iipplt'chtlona are al'^ i aonnel—* 8-Way Street” at the Tiib-. Adult- Prospective Mem o’clock With' Mrs." Ralph Anderson;.- ... j;-;,... Paint. 8il; .Elks. No. 1888T 8Q6: .-2 Doriit Chief third annual Connecticut Person bership group will meet tomorrow 104 Columhtis St. Hostesses will SMFD,' No. 796; "Manchester moat: Infinite. , intornol sanitary protbftioA nel Seminar to iM.held Oct. 13 at at ' StSO p.m'. ' in 2Hon Lutheran be Mrs. Diane Pusinas. and Mra, EN’ebing. Herald, 789; Mahrbeater '•We in-AmeHca ha\a thP privi- thp Uhiversify of Connecticut Church. Mary Sulota. Officer Inspects/; < ^ru8t( 78T;-Stale Shoe Repair, 782. lege ^ uncousored a'hd. VnliniltAd' invontod by 0 do«tor>v..,^^4 oi I ^ Q s t p o n e d . Also. CapltoL,Equipment, .779; means oiF? corrimunicatidn. iiifttb- Plig. of 10^ ^Sc—-Pkg. of 40’8 |l,3.f^' %VM Degree Work ^'our Deiices, 772;^Peterson,’8 Milk- this in mind. l urge all citiaehs of r. en, T4^ Garden Restaurant, 765;' ManCheater to Join .me in this na Leone’s Trucking, 757; The Rebels, tional celebration. Le.t's. make Na DuetoRabi D f Collision Delta'tCliapter, No. 51. Royal 756; AnderSon Painters, 754;.Wa]^ tional Letter Writing Week .for. • ■M ^w CO lU l Arch Maaons, will be Inspected in nut CUopqrs, 751: Patten’s Build 1956 the greatest ever.” " New York,- Oct. 4 c light rain and, "menacing tion to that of the'offlcerkwhQ this degree in several years and Week fdr Letters weather/’ . ALLOW ED IN in order to conform to the-.deci was directing the Stodch(Dlm. 9U8 UC SUiLDINGS ■ The decision The veteran, 59-year-old skippeg! sions of the Grand Chapter dur STRAFFORD (EDT) after a conference of I5.S. Ship^rs Map ing the intervening yeara, aeVer- "National Letter Writing Week made these -assertions during testi will again be celebrated during ; Frick, with Manager:, 'Casey "Sten mony being taken preparatory to aMnnovationa have been incor gel of the Yankees and Walter porated. In the w'ork>' the -week Oct. 7 to 13. Postmaster WINDOW federal court trial of damage suits Alden-H. Bailey announced .today. Alston of the Brooklyn Dodgefif totaling more than 340 million. It ia moat- iirgcntly requested X. and the um'pires, Pl^rt, but Britain and France W |- n -ra gg twwr w -I- a Hr fore you buy any storm ■ forecast , for fair weather. The ' they were determined to push I kl/ a aa U U Jt J. 1 . 0 Mrs. Nona McCann and her atu- Contractor rain Is expected to end in the early eight miles the Stockholm was 14 dents invited aU the parents of windows, be sure to stop in degrees to the Andrea Doris’s their demands for-a U.N. endorse-; Raffdtnfic^UCemmtrciql ‘ morning. right. 'ment of thk plan for international' to the fourth grade at Manchester at Hale’s for thrir offer on It ..was the first postponement control of the canal approved by of a World Series game in five Four Degrees I.*ft Sway Green School to a special Coffee Altarations-Ramodolifig Capt. Calamai estimated the the London conference irt . mid- Hour Tuesday afternoon at 3 p.m. STAFFORD years. A Sunday gapie at the Polo' Six Feared Dead ships would pass to'the right of Atigust. “ Business Built On Grounds in 1951 betwee'n the Yan Hammarskjold and his Support Reds at in the fourth grade room. kees ahd New York Giants was each other about a mile apart. Yalta As she had been unable tc attend Customer Satisfaction” ALUMINUM /- Neverthelessj he ordered his ves ers feared that the possibility'of i postponed then because of rain. future U.N. helpfulness might bei Belgrade __ the Coffee Hour held Sept. IP for Full Insurance Coverage Frick said: -• sel to turn four-degrees to the left, Oct. 4 ', —President all other grades, she took this op PRODUCTS! In Building Wreck at this moment "yie fog wis dense; eliminated if this plan were re- Tito reportedly'hlu’ tailed,‘to TeL MI 0..3O.33 *My biggest nightmare since I became less den.se,” with visibility jected either bjr a Soviet veto or yince his Soviet’ hosU at TalU portunity to outlintf her program became commissioner is the fear for this school year. After 5:00 P. M. ■’less thaa one-half A mile.” The through failure to get the neces that they should not soft-pedal that sometime ws might liave to Andrea Doria was sounding its air sary seven votes in the 11-nation Mrs. John Reid, fourth grace 82 BALDWIN ROAD n»J!IIKIIAUceM play an abbreviated World Reties Jackson, Mi^efi., Oct- 4 {JP)—Heart-sick volunteers broke their de-Stalinzation program. room mother, assisted Mrs. Mc whlatle repeatedly, and traveling council. Informed sources said the So- . MANCHESTER. CONK game. It never has been done and off rescue operations early today in the shattered ruins of a -' S««ks NegoUqtiona Cann in serving refreshments. 1 hope that we will never have at reduced speed. ^ . viet-Yugoslav talks in the Crimea to. It is not fair to tl>e players collapsed building, leaving at least six men presumeiil dead It was watching -the Stockholm Hammarskjold is trying to en have reached an impaeSe over -- and- the spectators. in wrwkage that already has yielded four bodies. constantly on the radar screen; two list support for formation of some Tito's reported insistence that Ute lookouts were posted on the bridge Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri'Shepiiov (right! leaves the kind of negotiating committee to lessening of Moscow’s controls ‘.’Many games have been played The task of uncovering tangled airport after his arrival in New York to attend the U.N. Security tons of concrete and steel which and.one in the bow, and an extra keep the diacusaiona alive without continue as a condition for reviv through .the-full .nine innings In watch was on duty in the engine Council debate on the Suez Canal crisis. At left is Arkady , So placing the U.N. behind either aide ing Belgrade’s ties with Yugo A SPORTFELtA ' miserable weather. I recall espe buried the victims resume later today after tottering walls 13 Workers Injured room for any emergency maneuv bolev,. Russia’s chief deluaie to the U.N, In center is Soviet in the dispute. The form of the slavia's satellite neighbors. cially the opening game of the 1936 ering., Ambassador to the U.N; Georgi Zarubin. negotiating group and the spon > Opposed by Nikita For those cool days and evenings a jacket is just the World Series when Carl Hubbell that threaten to fall on rescuers As Building Falls thing for a gal with definite ideas on how to look smart. have been knocked down. "When the Stockholm was about sorship still imre under discus These Informants said Tito’s pitched for the Giants on a field two miles distant. Capt. Clamai sion. , campaign for independence of the Corduroy, white piping. Sizes 10 to 18. Price that was covered by an inch of The halt in the frantic digging /water. that had continued throughout the Jackson, Miss., Oct. 4 (IP)— went to the right wing of his One of those hacking this idea is satellite Communist parties from flight canceled that last faint hope On Television Tonight Iranian Delegate DJalal Abdoh the Kremlin’s direction was run "If a World Series game is start A pbrtion'of a downtown open- bridge, where his third mate was that some of the trapped workmen air parka^e garage, inspected on watch. Neither could see the Diplomatic observers said the Into opposition from' Soviet party ed, tha rules of baseball apply and would be found alive. Stockholm by direct vision. United States Is interested in this chief Nikita Khrushchev himse five Innings would constitute a and declared, safe only hours ...... ■ leif: S 7 . 9 8 John Schweitzer, a construction earlier, collapsed, under 90 tons The third mate coihplaihed: plan, but" the U.S. delegation so Khrushchev reportedly has game, four and a half innings if cooled on the so-called Literal pol kED -s CHARbOAL — GREEN the home team is ahead.” Superintendent directing the res of wet concrete yealsrday and ';Why don’t we hear him? Why far has not come out for it pub cue work, aaid at least aix men are doesn’t he whistle?” Tieslicly. icy introduced following the' 8i^ Frick aaid that both managers injured 13 workmen"^ ae D>ey SPOBTSB’EAR— SECOND "FLOOK still in the i\*reckage and all are d r o ’p p e d 20 feet td . the ' Then Uip mate, Eugenio GlSA- PendingPen the arrival of Secretary Viet Communist Party . Congrass ■ g r ^ with him that they had to presumed dead. ' - ground. nini, caught first sight of the "state Dullea for tomorrow’s last Febniar>* and'Tito's y-virit: to , ^ e a rn e d with two possibilities; Fifteen others were injured yes Early reports said none of Stockholm’s "glow” through bin meeting, U. 8.' Delegate Hepry the Soviet Union in June./, ■piat the^ might be forced to terday when the hair.«%pip,' ' . jiijafftl seHou's- oculars i t e m S f Lodge Jr. has Iwen keeping The report is based on growing flee building of the Consumers belief that Khrushchev’s power in (Coutinued ou F»ge Sixteen) hr.’’4yorkmet»''wsr# atlll pour captain. ' / In close contact with British and Power Co. collapsed with a roar ing concrete inth -V-shaped' "I esQ; estimate the Ship •vju 'at French representatives. British the Kremlin hfs, waned and that like the. sound of an exploding steel forms to support the 40 a diatanM of l . f mile," the Captain Washington, Oct. 4 e airborne campaign tour that trav TTie "bre.ad and freedom" rolls THIS THURSDAY NIGHT. DUTCH BULBS sell Taylor. 64. » carpenter who moans or •like M at Name Confers with ifhepllov PLANT r^hts in the area of. Grand Cen eled 15,000 miles in 16 daya will .Haiftmar^old haa had long that wracked the Polish-^clty of OUR DBXS8 DEPARTMENT-oZnd FLOOR tral Station appears to be shaping was inside the building. "There ! would indicate life, quiz him on bis findings in an un In Ike Attacks Poznan in June are said to havt was a cloud of dust and it w as' But all was silent and the men talks With Soviet Foreign Minister up between the pre8ldent.'< of the- First Negro as rehearsed /irfigram. I Dmitri Shepiiov, Egyptian Foreign aroused Kremfin fears that a relax New York Central Railroad and over in' about three a ^ n d s. returned wearily to dig some more. ing of the reins might inepirs NOW! Shortly afterwards- I-boiM hear; '.During the 10 minutes of silence Nixon , will, rest here for f.iye^ _New York, Oct. 4 (/P) *—' Former Minister Mahmoud Fawzi, Lloyd the New York, New Haven and' dav.s and confer with party of- Gov. Thomas E. Dewey says Adlai and L^ge,'Fi;ench Delegate_Becn- ximUar violence in other satenitas. Hartford Railrqad; the screams of the men Who were ■' Ibe Rev. Francis Dedmond. pas- Few here believe Khrushchev trapped.” / tor of Jackson's Queen of the Federal Jiidgi flcials and President Eisenhower E. Stevenson has tried to "di^stroy ard Cornut-Gentile and other coun Georgs Alpert, president of the before leaving next. T\iesday on the' character of the President of cil members. has undergone any change of heart New Haven today challenged the - J. H. Crowe, a icarpenter who Miraculous Medal Romap Catholic Washington, Oct.« 4 lA’)—Legal aiiother swing that will take him the United States” and U>e charac .The delegates mostly have had about Stalinism.-But he apparently right of the Central to Invite bids had left j the buildinnhqmonts - „ a be- ; Church, led the huge crowd of on- shares hia Kremlii, associates’ Itke a b ig ' lookers in the Loin's prayer. authorities here Speculated today to 14 atates in 10.^davs. ter of his brother, Dr. Milton S. little to say about their plans. on the ground leasehold of 277 alarm as to where a policy bf more |t- . _ Relatives of missing men itaved that President Eiseribower may He arrived at National Airport Eisenhower, by a "witch’s brew.” After his talk, with Hammarskjold \. Park Avenue frpm concerns that: here late la^ night after a wind Dewey al.so accusea the Demo late yes||«lay, Shepiiov chatted independence for the eatellltea ■X might be Interested in construc A tense moment came late Wst _ at the scene through the long make Scoyel Richardson the first might lead. ting .n nWi,.. nn ti,. When noisy generators arid Negro to serve as a federal. dis up foreign policy speech in Phila cratic presidential nominee of is with neWmen hut sidestepped all suing a "miserable collection' of Diplomats here believe Khruah- Wdfk-“ u’.w ” roper^^^^^ machinery were shut off fConUnued on Page Three) trict judge. . delphia, last Bton on the trip that questions about-the Soviet position Now chairman, of the U. S. took him up and down the Pacific untruths” in charging that the in the dispute. However, the Soviet OTA of many in the area. Including ------:______oast. into tlie Northwe.st, Eisenhower administration ap press haa backed E C p l coiiipietely (Continued on Page Slxteea) those'oh, which the WijUdorf Astor Parole Board, the 44-year old ii V Richardson is the first oLJtis race through the Farm Belt, into the peased the Peron regime ih Argen and at the first London conference /f ' 1 • ia Hotel, Hofei Biltraore and other tina. t on the Suez Shepiiov refused to buildings', sta'fid,., from whiqh the to-aerve ori that boar(l-. South and the Soiithw'est and into Paperwhitf Narclaaua ...,,. -3 tor 29< It was reported tha't Eisenhower New England. ' The former Governor told his endorse the plan for international two raUroads haVg^-heen dividing Adlai Bids to. Tie Ike, listeners on a nationwide (ABC- control of the waterway. the, rental income. ' ■ is •considering ^Idnardson for the He chose' "Tbe City of Brother Madonna : • • • • • • * • i i • • V 2torS9< place on th e^ deral District Court ly.- Love" . to answer . Steven,son’s tele\-islon-and radio broad'caat last Fawzi also declined to disclose Bulletin^ Alfred E. Perlman. 'Central night that he hoped thiy esUval before flying to New Elkte# . Kefauver said today Vice first Negro lawyer in Misaourl td dr* Snappy Dratstrs . . . causa Mothars .6 tor 89c York City at 4:45 p.m, (EST) for be admitted to the American-Bar Rep. Wihiam L. Dawson (D-Ill) —Tbe Labor party confereaea ■ ■ • ‘ a ■ • . • I Arnoritax^Craasa-Rasist^ni; W ash a^ 44" Cotton Tweeds Danvin Tulipa President Nlxgn "obvioual.v- wllf, today demanded the abelltleai a< $1.19 Yd. 11/lti a series of stfeet rallies topighu-- take the lead in the Republican Assn. moves to stop payment of funds to can snap on tfiost icfi cotton knits Red, Itose, Yellow^ White. Blue, BUck Vivien ^ h s Round Drivlhg himself like a candidate William Henry Haatle, a Negro, subcommittee investigating local all foima of racial dtscrtanlaa- ■ ..10 for 69c ,1 party of the future because the tion and segregatloa- la Brltala Afnaritax, Craase-R'asistaht W a^abla 45" Spun Rayon Tweeds $1.49 Yd. fhr .‘jheri ^ e Democratic presi-- President cannot-s^bceed himself." has been on the bench of the 3rd achools until Congress has chance Peony Flowered TuiijjM: Circuit Court of Appeals at Phll- to “act" on them .... Army lawyers and her colonial terrltorlea. Del- . quick as o W[nk I In Ballot Spot Row .dential • ' no:Hill?*,, .* ■ Tl*e Democratic vice presidential ares 36" Bates Disciplined GoHon "Prints ...... • ?• • • • •. $1.^9 Yd. Eros, Symphpnifjp Mt.'Taeoma ...... 6 tor 59g sch dule BO tight h,. was constant argue that Sgt. James C. GalUgher egates gave unanimous assent ta nominee, in "a speech-' prepared for' (Continued on Page lilineleca) a party policy document promis Parrot Tulips: - , .• :;» New London, ,OcL 4 Iff’! —Vivien ly running behind It. He flew into delivery at a-rally in the garment received only paper discharge in 1953 and that a court-;martlad acted ing ultimate self-government tar ^36" A, B, C and Amaritax Drip Dry Prints .. . .f... . 99c Yd. Red Emperor .".R for^69C Kcllema.:«u« haa gone to court with PitUburgh for his l5-minute paid. district here, pointed to Nixon as But e Owners Balk colonial territorti^ on the haalk An open and shut c o m of quick droning. her fight'to. get op the ballot aa u "IW program from a political rally the heir apparent to President legally in coqvictii\g hiinLwo years Keizerskroon ; It . .8 for 69C at Johnstown and wound up the tater of kiUlng two fellow prison- of universal sufferage tagaid- . — thoYs what Conor’s baby dofhos oro I HesOiM^. ki phkSSe ■ .36" Crompton Fine Quiitity.Pinwala Corduroy .... $1.19 Yd. candidate for thg U.S. Senate. Eisenhower and asserted Nixon, Mrs. FDR Explains less of race. Otoek. 6 w 4 dw>2 yok Daffodils:. - Mies "Kellems, a Stonlngton day wKh 10 speeches. ' "has a consistent xnti-Labor vot- ers.of war. in North Korea. Cincinnati, Oct. 4 (iP)—John L-;?a meeting with BCX)A directors. He m Strotogicoily plocod snop-fostohon S8.98 > \ |6" Crompton and Julliard Printed Corduroy - ...... ,-... , $1.69 Yd. King Alfred . * ••S 'tor 59g ' manufacturer and. -Independent Cites ‘Cronyism, Laxity’ ing rerord.’’ , ’ Support fok'; Adlai Death writea postscript to lurid Lewis la an embarrassed man to-j'Mid.the purpose of the session was ICELAND WANTS GIs QIT candidate, waS hot certified by In a Pittaburgh television studio, ” I am wi)l.lng tp let you . decide ■(Jarroll-Dwyer murd'er /"case of day—be announced a new w-age'l io clarify an issue that developed Washington, Oct.- 4 leai^ • ko rdio long tivds of the gormmts te a Bonython • • •S'tor 59c Mra. Mildred Allen, secretary of Stevenson not only accused Eisen 1938 which saw two men -i^n' deal to hia United Mine I'Workers j over ah additional 340 annual va- 36" Quilted Cottons .,...... $-1.29 td $ lf98 Yd." which of US-'you would choose," he Detroit, Oct. 4 (g’i—Mrs. Eleanor. land's Foreign Minister Emil ^ More fime-ioving newt for AAolhen. i Mra. Krclage ...... I. .. • T -6 for 59g state. Mrs. Allen said apparent hower o f making a “ gross mis- added. tenced to life .impriaonment for conventlon only to have the niine cation pay, ' , - Jonasoa said today his eountry forgeries and fraudulent- signa ' statement*; ■ o f'th e ' record but „ ^ . Roosevelt says she has returned atraBguUtloB slaying of kindly owneia’ representative refuse tOr- Fox said the chief que'stlon arose w-anta .Lroerlcaa troops with 58*' Bouling's Wool and Rayon Scotch Plaids ,%.... $1.98 Yd. Crocus, 7/8 Rainbew Mixture .... • 10, tor 39g tures left less thkn 7,0()9 valid alg- Kefauver, *H«r a one day rest Ift the political warX as sn ardent they-wodi oos^« dry quiddy and novor turned oh him for *cl• not Jtt»e-with "the shotgun resig flghts. , . . ^ w a r d A. Foote denies as 32.40- dally boost' in 'wages and period in the summer.'!, Bamboo Lawn RCkeg^Grass Seed, Lawn Sweepers, Judgf Jolin King ordered Mrs.<'AI- nations qf the Secretary of the 4in D. Roosevelt told a- cheering "untfue-’’ statement that his stock other benefits. , • /- - The coal leader aXid .the question TEACHERS'ASK FAY HIIUB- ’ Tweeds and Ivy League Stripes j , ..... len to show causr why she should He had q. full dXy of engage crowd thgt filled Maaonic Temple ■-s. ' j $2.98 Yd. . Incinerators, Fertilizers, Dricohurc,' Air Fdrcfe (Harold E. Talbott) ments in the Los Angles area .in dealings conflicted- with his of- Delegates cheered and eventual was raised yesterday at a direc * Hartford,- Oct. 4 kP) — Tim not ordered to put Miss Kel and other ,top officiala of his ad Auditorium last night that a civil flclal duties as an attorney in Jus-- ly raUfieef the deal after some de tors’ meeting/here. He said he ex teachers of-Hartford am golaff, 58" Bauling's Washable Marine Flannel ‘ Land Lime, Bone Meal , lems' name oh the ballot. cluding two major speeches. At one ian lik* Stevenaon was needed to $3.98 Yd. ministration.” . ' point, he planned to'uae a helippp- tlce Department'si. anUtnuf dlvl- bate. Bute a scheduled signing of pected to returp to Cincinnati with to ask the Beard a f E dneattwi PLOIDS ud P Li^. COLORS. ' > , .‘ The suit, brought by Miss Kel- direct foreign poUcy rather than altm- . ■ . _4 th^ new wage pact a few hours a clarification a t the situation. and the <4ty for salary laeraaaaf. ,S?.M lema and the. Independent Party "And I won’t mention the ter to meet his light schedule.', an Army general. ’/ . later failed to come off. Fisx said UMW officials had un raaglag from | 9 | d 89» par yanf o f "Connecticut, argued that" Mrs.; mnneroiu loopholea in the tax liwa Bm Iu $1J^ Hourly Pay . Nominee for JacUlon ■ Country^ .•1- sponsored by "his ”We have been losing-ihrienda iq It developed that Edward G. derstood a lump payment was to be at the ndalmam op to mwa - Alien'had no discretion to investi-l sdministraiUon," In his garment workera npaech, the world.’! ahe aaid In attacking Ohio, aheriff serving sentences oft made at the beginning 'of the ilnm- 8te\’cnsCn' said: morals charge says ‘tie thinks Fox. president of the Bituminous thaa ftJSM at a masHiaip Tha ,c ^ t s ; the petitions, and her ad- the Senator, pointed to the Qemb^ the Eiaenho'T.er foreign policy. CoJl Curators’- Assn. (.BCOA), mer vacation. Ha aaid there waa Hartford Fedarattaa a#,' mlnlstrati*#, duty: waa„merely to This waa the language o t Ste- cratle pledge for rypeal of the ‘tThat is one of my main reaapna chhnrea are “ real good" to win ^ GREEN , GREEN Nov. 6 election ...N ew polio cases who jiad penetrated a close- t o i qo qpesUoa that tha total vacation nocapt them: vehaon'a prepared speech: In ac Taft-HarUey Law qnd deblarad for coming back Into th» ac*&v« Lpayinaat xkould ba lifio: The I M M COM tual delivery, fet|ryensatt referred number 655 In '47 states last • week over Cinciimati In a privata plane STAMRS GIVCN I . STAMPS GIVEN - PTMunably Mrs. Alien of her Adlai SUvtnaoH and hawara stan(f-: poUtlcal fight.'; ^ come hers to sign a Contract, Favr thd impaaaa would ntJlKIUUeoM The «AsW. RIAR^ CORK MSMeNwns.Cowf •pmsetatlve- will BOW he obliged to '“ reelgnaUoaa under Are’', in- >with no report from Abode Island ii)g flrmly on that plank.'Ha also , Mrt. Rooaevsll m Oi i Im Itad ra- laat>^l^, Tha algntfifiawaa 9 t tha WITH CASH SALES WITH CASH SALES tff apfMV In 'court) and” explainaxniain •tead o ( ’" A o t g ^ reOgnatleas.” as total ia U t leaa Mma aU atatee -also, left thxhugb. tha -jjiaaa, wjth- :MiMieWSSip.COII|». CORNER O f MAIN AND OAK STREETS proarlsod,an taepyasa )aHha frateed fn m pairtlaaaalkto while ■ItvatkRB Tom that ~ I< ■ ■ * MAMCNlStMl C0NH« -m VI wkg abe hafred, lOaa XeUeiia roBbrted In preyioliB weak with oue putting hla jOrnatura to tha (hem tha balloL. health apoksatnaa aeelng eonUau-; fbUJ daal Laarta. ■ I r \"r ' V - • x l l - -• •f w ■ -a- . t v / " ■ V V r; i.. ->i V i L H b ii MANCHES^ gVENlNG^HEkALP. m Xn CHESTCT. CONN, THURg^jCfToCTOBfiR 4 . 1 9 S8 .
i n lU-jnfornM,/ impulrtTe Estes Asserts the Wtoto Mpijae." ^ /j I \ 1 1 V f I ) Boston Post. Suspeiid^ Lewis Bares X3aims Talking w'bthe^laauaa in ds^ ^nse of Etienhower;-DaFbjr E.4STW00D Six Feared Dead Nixan Halding A41ai Hitti enson last week mad(i'‘ . “ aQ; . .. ■erlee.of wild chawes” ' ' iF ;Jctr «taaSlar BicrUag RarSca ‘Until Furthe^^otice’ But ^i^^C ^ers ^Secla^g that the Pfealden't has Sella ASsma v / Catlara Orsjr ■ / Against LaBbr In Attacks taliedi to exert proper leaderihlp V " A q? ^ lu BuildingWrcick BaMack Om ) hntt-'FsF'-iet others run the gov- kofteor,' Octi'^i I R o r.k v ille erhmehL • ' < ^ . AH Boots" "Tfco y*wvoM Ion Port c**iei^'4sn.v toorninf I^efauver.asid ^'-rtailzed many- Lewis. I94F calWd Eisenhower '"Ute cuU'sto-iiumplea ' ' - ' : »U N I»A V elrculatlon^.-wBB 255,000, and t}»* dohura 4k MI4dlebr«iok, Inc, Ono . w1ng„ of the building, 'db." . Bank Stocks (Taliforntk ijidep^ndent yoto*'!' ' ' Fox just S' few weaks'ago^ took Atrongkati^^Itoeat leader we have'' Dewey sSMlto .of Eisem E lu tion *bout 280,000. over'thkmalii labor,bargaining job "THE BURNING HIl L y ' .Signed to keiep .^ w er flowing to . > B»S Aakad won ovey 'in 1952 by the, prospect ever, ha^.” ho'wer’t atom »or-peace prbpoaal,' [dundomsnt of the suspen- for the ib ir o ^ l titddatry as presi the ehidk.of the Ifi^ait-m r, the WchlgAn;a mighty induztry'ift* the « third time the piper- First National Bank ■pf a crusade held out by ESsenhow- .vine,,Oct. 4 (SpeclalV TT A ; • ^ i ppporttion -ca^idates,”.; of ManchSkter • • « dent .of B03^', which represents ot. handling 'Of. the 'Fortaosa - crisis .'-af Attac'k^daved''ln- ..^dtscontlmhW operetlons In three , er. . . princlpat marthern c• 3« of tieai* and favorilism" and "I tration jmd.'Juat'latoly, even at hia . ' Of,, the 21 nfllUon wli|le.,''coilar 62 « W D M W ^ a e ie g a to . Cheered 'i t ; Sed Wo^lieYa in the U.8 ., 25,(MO a S ia r M ANG^ESTER . '^Itj tour heavy lkiK>rda crutnble.d affected. Notices ^utnouncliiff-Oi81 ®***l^*iP^*'?^^*^8*’ * therefore predldt th#t' Califomis fam ily^, we have heard, enough of one by.pne' and teteec(>ped into the' Fire Insnfance Cempanlea next mbnth will return home, their, tinloB’a convention yesterday ' The.TjM. meeting, toto. be held in the this (Wvel.;’ . sufrrt^.jUaSbIing injuries on thF 'suspension lof puhlication were whaii Lekds. and other ,UMW of hejement.' ScreA'ming ' workmen ■^1 Aetha^Fire 60 ■ 63 where i f belongs, in the Demo Cllafeterto ■''' at Northeast School, will Dewey’e jtiincipal torgrt ' was job. , ' ' . . pdated on bulletin boards'4hrougl^ ficials rrtated^at the prospective B pltx^n Nct6^ i were cAirted down amid tons of -^1 out the building while m oar^»fK Hartford Fire 136 146 cratic cblumn.” previaw ik/aeries of individual Stevenson’s recent, statem ^t that new agreement called for a 8t>20 concreU 'to be burled in-a huge i l at wwtt last night. National Fife...... 93 103 The Tenheseean devoted much of mcetinga. to'approve the school the Elsenhower AdminOtostion /e<.u r e (y -/-7/1 Phpenlx . . . . ; . 68 T t dail.v wage boost effective OCt. 1, plans, which are slated to go to a "choce to appease" Juan Pdron,' pile of twisted, wreckage The city "room was-'kl Its peak his speech to a potent issue in plus an additional 80-centa dally-ln- Now*. Moby Dick ahowB at 9:10 of activity whe'ti>^41ght Editor Bid- Lite and Indemhltjr Inz. CoS. CJallforniA— measures to incl;eaae Town Meeting late this month or the former Argentinadictator, About 40'electrtciana, carpehton)^ ward drohan pinned, the message Aetna Life 163 173 creaae effective next 'April 1, or early in November. while Feron “ connived agbtnst ug and consttucUbn men yr**'® w’ork- the state's water supply. a total of $2 a. day. on thi-bnard. Aetna (TasuAlty . . . . . 118 12R He said' California may well be John G. (Talcott Jr.. SBC chair and friendly democratic govern- ing' on the'''floor that gave way. ' City Room nUeaf - Conn. General .S ;. .. 231 246. Thia would boost' the basic daily man, gaye . the. Board of Education menu In Central America.” ^ G r ^ G o r V Several were able to leap to aec- the nation's most populous state wage for miners from 820,25 how 100% FINE ZEPHYR W(X A silence that is strange In city Hartford Steam Boiler 78 8 8 ^ before too many years have passed a quick look at the revised plans Df. Elaenhower, now the presi- A WONDERFUL SROWl ^ n a ' that'remained standing, but Ttavelers ...... 644 to 822.25. dent, of Johns Hopklha University, rooms prevailed as more than a 694 a n d '^ t ’’the fullert.and beat use last night, but it was .Voted to de VlBcSal Pries P e c k ..aiore than a'score was trapped,^ aeore of reporters, editors, desk Pnblle UtUMes The additiordfl 40 reijta per day; lay discussion until the joint meet went ttVl-aUn America in 1983 at Conn. Light Power . 19 21 of an pur natural resources” is aa estimated b.v the.uhton, appar >aii SllVfoK, Phrlis WHi Doctors and hur'sea gave pain- men and others crowded around to required to, meet the needs pf fu ing Oct. 9. e ; , the Prertdent'a personal emUaary killing drugs and first aid as bat- read the sad news.. Conn. Power ...... 41 43 ently would com? from the extra Prior to -discussion of the high to promote better feclihg-among Hartford Elec. Lt. .. 57 59. ture citizens. vacation and . holiday provisions, American atatea. ^ nUCKY ^ O U S E tered victims were dragged'clear Then they returned to their 'Much of the progress Which school plan. • Raymond E. Ranis- BASEHARTGlimi to Waiting ambulanrea. Clergymen H-aTtford Gas Co...... 374 404 pitta overtime and doubit time for Stevenson haa said that a ‘‘mem* ' 09 tut desita to coniplete the work on imagination, Initlativa and datjhg dell, superintendent of ichools, rec M E " " ^ OF W A X " gave comfort and the last rites of Hand before shaking hands all So. New England Sunday .provialonfc. ’Ilicse were bar of the Preaident’a personal jJiOHNHPBiniV Tel...... had given life to in this section ommended that the Board ask the the church. around and' wishing each luck in 384 404 apccifli^ in the proapiectlve agree selectmen to secure' another school faintly assumed special,' If in C’Smim trie-. S:SM:M ^ PMOVtnOO ot HtWM MlMHIt Cathy Carr, (top, left), singing Maaafactnrtog Companies has come.to a halt imder Dwight ment approved by the union con formal, reaponaibility for. our re- Scores -of rescue workers, spur the search for new jobs. D. Elsenhower.” he -said. aitc for future development. star 'who rose to fame with her Arrow, Hart. Heg. ... 374 60-s vention. lationanip with Argentina.” i k red by mo'kns. and screams that Most were pMsimlstic that the "The dead hand of inacUon;.the In explaining thia. Ramsdell re J A P B ^ D C recording of "Ivory Tower," -'will U Aaso. Spring ,.34 37 Lewis, before his breakup, with -Charges ‘Low. Blow' 6sl. 1 v.m. ChlMrsa’s Show came at first 'from, beneath the Poet would publish agalh. refusal to invest federal funda^ih ferred to rapid rise of building In The trustees, however, were Bristol Brass ...... 23Vs 254 Fox, had hailed the- tentative *• Dawey,. chlllng this atatement a "Black Kat'l*" S CarlssBi!' TsenRicotjoii - wreckage, ignored the danger that headline a compaiy of 60 noted Collins lid 120 the -hopes and ambitions of, your the Box and Echo -Mountain area Co-Hit “'The Spollera”—color, 41 hopeful that a purchaser for the agreement aa a continuation of acncross Rt. 13. Ramsdell said. "I •Mw, blow,” said in his radio-TV other parts of the shatteredhk strucr stars and entertAinera, on the stage i| Dunham Bush .8ti JL4, section and its people havk been forward-looking labor relatlona in speech: Anne Baxtor-Jeff Chandler ture . might also collapse. paper would be foundNv. the. mark of. the Eisenhower ad am- -alarmed at the growth across "BURNING HILLS” of the State Theater, Hartford, Their announcement said' in' Em-Hart ...... 32 36 the coal induatry that haa produc the "Dr. Milton Eisenhower was Those who crould not find tools Fafnir.Bearing ... ministration. highway." SUN. "Catered Affair" SHOWN AT 7:80 Saturday and Sunday. Mias Carr part: 494 524 ed alk years of peace, without, Abner -L.-. Brooks, a Board of never in idiarge of our . relaUon- III. Ill ^ 1 II iVii 1 1 'll (Uawed at the Wreckage with' bare will sing her top hit "Ivory Tower,’,’ lianderik^Frary Clk. 234 “ You have made progress here shlpa with Argentina, directly or "W e have operated the paper for 254 major atrikea and without govern BMucation me'mber, cautioned ''X ' ' hands. "Oh Baby,” "Heart - Hideaway,” more than five weeks knd in that N.B. Machine :Co. S3 36 In the past few years, but this has Indirectly.” V ^ ■ N.. Eastern Steel . ment Interference in coal labor re- against disOussion'of. the eubject. Ail the city’s ambulances' were "Waltzing to the Blues,” SLa-well as (I time have made a thorough analy- 44 5 4 been on the basis of developments lationa, - Dewey also acotfed at Steven North and Judd . . 41 44 saying, "It would be like ..dropping called' to the sc®ne three mites 4 rivers' of this state.” 'Talcott said, "Judgipg from my Elaenhower adminiatration.. but by west of Detroit. Love, Love” ; The 8kSatina, ‘In the this moment we do not have from The above quotations are not to (OenttaiMd from Para One) experience. ■ recommendations to Gov. G. Mennen Williams order- Still of the Nlte” : The Cadets, any of the prospective purchasers He said Democrats would carry the Truman administratis, on MANCHESTER LODGE OF ELKS be construed as actual markets. other town boards won’t come to May 17, 1950, three years before ed'--.all nearby Natlonib- Guard "Stranded In The Jungle"; The QUILT* ' the firm rtnanclal commitment to completion the central valley serving aa. a U.S. delegate to the pass very rapidly.” system, the Trinity River project, Gen. EUtonhower ts k office. Now' forces to stand bv for duty; Magnificent!, "Up On The Moun necessary to Justify the further United Natiana. Mrs. Alice, Hammer,- another 3 0 ^ 0 BISSEU STi^ tain” ; and The (Channels, -"The SoftMt, flnt quditif puN wool eanligon swMttm in Rnnd pr boxy the Orovllle Dam. the Feath er Attacking' Republican claims of who la the appeaser of dictators? The 82,800,000 building, ached- sustaining of openating losses.” Board mpraber. auggeated the unit It ia not Dwight Eisenhower ~ the CSoser You Are." Extra added at stylos. Moizo, novy^blook, whito, groon. S im 34 to 40. LINED See mftlealt Task River Irrigation system the San peace and prosperity, Mrs. Roose .uled tor completion next fall was lAila irrigation project, and a dam appoint a committee to ditcuas the man who led ua to victory over Hit. contain five of Consumers tractions wll! Include Sunny X o The statement sdso said that ‘*we Ruth Millett velt said, "Prosperity la spotted, new school site with selectmen. ler.” O CTO BER 6 - DANCING 9 TO 7 Sparks, ct^median, and Sil "Ping- Water-repellent corduroy . ... all itrat quality. Red, beige, BMist suspend pupllcatlon to permit on the American River. you don’t find it everywhere. Peace rs’ 16 principal offices. It waa nut, cIiArcoel. Sizes 8 to 18. Bee our large selection of car Ramadelt Injected that land'n'ow "After the Republican! t s k desighsMlch., architectural firm. the Big Beat,” 'offering an exciting organlM this he;vspaper without I f CUJdren Csn't Behave, areas'-of the world and the Suez be available in another year, or went to tA* rotten Argentine dic “Itockin’ Rhythm" presentation.'*' 'portant area such as this where Canai ia one of those areas.” The Herilhy MId-Conttnerit Co. Incurring further ^logses. Admit • Then Leave Them Home If avaliable,' will coat the town tator.- and last year he waa over CUFF HAMLIN'S BAND of Chicago ikxthe general contrac Performances will be, contin- tedly our task will'be''^e more dif- Want to know if your hoiteaa water is at a premium; where The audience, including a large power is needed for the Continued more money than if a move ia made thrown and had to escape from tor. u()us both days, With lata stage fleult because we are hot publiah- wighei you hadn't caught her at number of Negroes, applauded her to purchase a school site aa soon the countty.” Dewey added. shows nightly at 10 p.m. growth of industry, water still statement that CSvil Rights are no The more than lOO workmen, en Ing. \ x home when you go visiting with as poaaibie. Dewey said “ one act of weak $1.00 PER COUPLE gaged *in the over-atk project, had The trustees In reo ganlaatlon your children? runs unused to’ the sea,” he declar- longer a domestic issue but have ed. Talcott said that. to. point out to ness, oiie act based on misinfor returned from lunch lejg than a Advertisement— are Charles W, Bartlett, JosephCP. She do|;e—aiid you might as well become a question of international the selectmen the need for a new mation, could plunge this tense Healey and Thomas W. ta w•lesA: l know it—if your children behave Kefauver had a 19-hour day,in importance. ELKS AND T H | IR GUESTS half hour earlier when the ea.st elementary school and the pur world into another war. In these wing Yf the 200-by^00 foof/lniild- all Boston lawyers. the way so many of those who prospect as he resumed campaign "The world Is watching us,” she BEADED PEARL ing, starting with the flight from chase of land right away would not troubled times we don't dare risk Ir.g gave way. (Concrete was bWng The Poet first suspended publi whte me claim their friends' chit said. ,. be out of line with the original cation on July 7 after then pub dren get when tney accompany Santa Fe to 'Loa A n g e I e a this The rally was sponsored by vol poured for the fourth flooi w h «. morning, and ending with a plane study committee’a recommenda the coIlap.se came. Sells For lisher John^ Fox ran Intb financial mama for a visit. unteers for StevensOn-Kefauver. NYLON tions, which included the state trip tonight to Tusepn, Aria. , Barlier, Frank Herilhy, the gen difficulties. It resumed publication .Let'a let-pne letter describe the Mrs.' Roosevelt spoke earlier at ment that another elementary COLLARS the following day.. aitustion: He tried his luck fishing dur a 8100 per couple fund raising eral contractor, made an^inspec- ■■A ing his stay at the ranch yester aohool would be needed by 19(10. LaFOND ' ' ^ t suspended pubUcatlon again •They bounce^ up and down on dinner sponsored by the group. Stating that the town’s “crying tion tour of the building wilh-.Jim itor Sales Uia furniture. T h ^ hkndle bric-a- day and caught three good sized .She told an audience of aever'al Mahoney of the C. L. Mahoneyy cm an Aug. IS after negotiations for Rzi'abow trout. need" is for a high school, newly- BROTHERS sale of the paper fell through and Ubrac. They race thhuigh the bouse hundred persona the United States appointed Board (Chairman Wil o f Kalamazoo, the plumbing con iC Fox petitioneq for reorganisation and wander into bedrOoms. where needs "a clear cut foreign policy liam R, Hahn asked Ramsdell to STCiLK HOUSE tractor. They found ho signs of as likely as not they pull out draw that was well underato^.'* TELEVISIOHJ structural weakness, -they said. imder the National Bankruptcy SLIPS outline the situation facing the MONSON. MASS. Act. ers and rummage around to see Man Pleads Guilty At a news conference,' Mrs. town next year. Herlihy said there was, no in The trustees replaced. FOx as what they can And to play with. Roosevelt was asked about Steven . • 1 The superintendent noted that Heue of H u m Sana of F u dication "green” cement Was being publisher and resumed publication ‘They bring the water or son’s chances of winning the elec usedj He raid he beUwed the ce- cookies you give them in the To Morals Charge enrollment in elemthtsuy schoola PROGRAMS ‘Perfect trim for awestora, dresses, hlouses. of the Post on Aug. 24. tion. She Said there was a grow was 1,609 in June and jumped 174 n^ent had been properly cured and Made sell for fl.OOr Fox purchased the paper in 1962 kitchen into the living room, apill ing trend/for Stevenson pbticular- Shows Tliursiday, FrMoy, all'precautions taken not to pour /■ the water and get the cookie Leo F. Pleclty. 47, of 201 Adama pupila to 1,779 when school opened to 1y among independent voters. She from the Richard Grosiei- estate tola September. ’ Sotiirday and SHndoy Video Everyday —i- it tob'fast. He promised an investi for an estimated $4 million. The crumbs on your sofa. 8t„ pleaded guilty to a charge of said. ‘There it more enthualaam gation. •They dreg their hands along Injury or risk of Injury to children in this campaign in Democratic- It was felt that next year addi All Rights Reserved —- estate later sued Fox on the tional moviiig. of classes and in H. % Dickinsob A Co., Inc. The possibility of a state legisla claim he was nob meeting pay painted walla, leaving flngerprinta in Superior Court today, according groups than I ’ve seen before since FooturiNg tive probe was mentioned. State that won’t wash off. - to the State's Attoriey’s office. . tegrating the eighth gr|tdea into ments. Fox countered with a suit a long, long tim* aio. It's more the high school program may not Rep. -Wilfred G. Bassett, Republi eaytng he overpaid the estate by ■.“ They■’'interrupt so much you A second charge against Plecity, like some of my huaband'a cam- SHHdoy AftonMoo can from Jackson, said he may and your guest sre unsbie to csrry indecent assault, was nolled. The be enough to stave off the "apectre an estimated 875(1,000. The stUta Pxlffn*” V of double sessions in tome grades. . FoniHy Shows call tor an investigation. - are pending. on « conversation. And when ma case VM continued fpr a pre-seA- Mrs. Roosevelt, who haa 19 Starttog Time 8 :8(1 Box filed fob reorganisation ma r^rlmands them, they pay tence Investigation by the ' Adult grandchildren and eight grea t S^FF.TY DEMONSTRATION . absolutely no attention. Probation, department. COOL PITCH TeL CO 7*6684 after admitting he was unable to grandchildren, diaplayed the vital Raleigh; N. C. IP — The North Dayton, Ohio UV-A Dayton po ‘‘Finally, mama gives iip and Plecity/ was bound over to Supe ity of a veteran campaigner. A t pay about 8180,000 in back and Carolina Medical Society, nothing liceman reported that he risked his% current wages.' drags them sway, apologizing for rior Court from the local court on the cloee of the Maaonic Temple Call Us Abont Yonr Party their behavior burneyer really see if not '‘cool,’’ enlisted the aid ot Wo Have Spectoi Party Rates life 37 times driving the 64 miles - charge of injury or risk of injury rally, ahe ahook hands with hun radio diac. jockeys in a campaign Across the city like a "normal hot--' Nylon full slips at an aaiAzln^ ing just how much dahiage they to children Aug. 29 under 82,000 dreds of persons filing onto the low price. Slzea 82 to 40. have done.” to get teenagers to "dig out” for roddingr citizen." It took him 16 t bond. Police said the charge was platform to greet her. some of that "crazy” polio- vac ELECTRONICS minutes, 47 seconds; Patrolman Killed A Cestsat Refrain to Lettera brought aa the result of an inci Following the rally ahe flew to cine. — On the way back, the law officer Over and oVer such letters conm dent at the Plecity home involving Marquette, Mich., for a speaking The zooiety’a auggeated pitch; LABORATORIES observed all the laws and Just , n;______, .v , to this column asking me to please a 5-year-old girl. engagement. moved, with, traffic He made the Clancy haa joined .the rales In AuloZdiase Walk, with Salk, ao you cam rock movea wun..irsmc. m made u»® j force o r Manchester Motor Sales. tell mother! either to teach their ’n’ roll.S.” . run in 19 minutes. 12 seconds, only children how to behave in' some A DAY YOUNGER DO-IT-YOURSELF TROUBLE STATE 277 BROAD two minutes. 25 seconds more than local Oldsmobile dealers at 512 New Rochelle, N. T „ Dct. 4 m one elSe'a home or to leave them West Center. Mr. Clfulcy haa -~A Scaradale patrolman was shot San Diego. Calif, irf’) — At the New Plymouth, Idaho (4^—Gena N O W Thru FRIDAY the hot-rod i4de. home when they go callfng. age of 96, John Olaon. retired as Killebrew has sworn off "do-it- RADIO T E I E V I S I 0 N had about 12 years experience in and killed at 5:05 a.m. today ap Bo here’s a peal from harried CONT. FROM 6 PJH. the business and for some time parently While chasing a stolen caretaker of tly Wednesday Club, yourself” projects- after his first atari SAFETY* LESSON GET ANOTHER hoateasea. I f you have to apologize operated his own business. Previ car. a social group. He took the job, he attempt. While connecting hia new Parkersburg, W. 'Vs. (A’l — for your children’s behavior when recalled, in 1932 after he had been air conditioning system, he hooked SPECTACULAR MUSICALI Chaaacl I Raw Raara. Caaa, ous to that he waa sales manager .X The shooting occurred in front you take them out why not keep MANSFIELD EXCITING ADVENTURE! Caaaarl IS NarttarS, Caaa. Juvenile Judge Donald F. Black for a local auto agency. He is of 1429 Weaver St. just across tHfe turned down, becaua'e of his age. into the hot water pipe instead of Chaaarl t l SpriazflrM. Xaaa. revoked the Tlcenae of a i7-year- | married and lives "with his wife 4>' them at home until you have them for similar work by the Thursday the cold and wound up with a Chaaaal M Nair Rrilaia, Caaa. Scarsdale-New Rochelle line,' ' under better control? . . CONTINUOUS SHOW CliaaBrI U Watartarr, Caaa. Budget Priced old charged with speeding at 60 and family at Oak .Street, South *1.79 BLOUSE for club. houseful of steam. ' TH E " Residents said they heard four Chaaarl U Hilraka’ Maaa. m.p.h. ln...a 25 m.p.h, zone. Windsor. Mr. (?lanc.v will be \ No matter, how much your I / X shots and found Patrolman Charles friends think of you they won’t VACABON o •nieii he .ordered the youth to pleased -to see his many- friends Ackerly, abo (M) GENE Al'THY (: N ( I ) STAGE a ently stolen, was found near the ice, Inc.) , GAIERING TtrsitALL PARTIES and BANQUETS —“ Drarri Slarjf" : scene of the shooting. . (U> ADVENTL'BE t b e a t e b Ackcriy, who lived at lOI Wash GONNA RAIN TW>a F - , / 30 OAK St.— MANCHESTER MS Me9 0 « • SM (XDM HM6WCM X —Oraa Aalrz' Si' (tt> WEATHEH NORMAN’S ington Ave., North White Plains, Hutchinson, Minn. —^The • FLUS •. (Ml EABLTRHOW T O N IG H T on T V . had been a member of the Scart- jokester who aaka the Hytehinsoh ★ HNE^OOD / ★ QUALITY IEVERAOEST (Ul JOHNNY Jl'PITER 446 Hartford Rd. TbL » l l t-4a97 .dale .Police force for elglht years. resident ?‘do you think it’s going (U> T in1UOHT t THEATEB tim D A IL Y s p e c i a l s SHO T GUN^ <;•» (tl> ADVENTIJRE TINE PAT W ARD PAIRS Hi He was a veteran of the Korean to rain?.Better get ready to duck. S:»>. ( II SPOBTSCOPE liM ( «) DA.N'NY THOMAS SHOW rtkr. Over one 8-day period this summer • HOMEMADE RAVIOLI starrtag (*ti PRONE Yorn ANSWER (ILU) ( LlMA.\ MAS AS HIS GUEST the akiea dumped almost 11 inchei STERLING HAYDEN S:U <*11 SPO im DIGEST —HIrkarda, Maatalbaa.^ Sal i i * VEAL SCAUOPINI * IREADED VEAL CUTLET a;ee ( si w e a t h e r PORECAST .-Uiara atar )a “ l.laad' )a FOR The worm anak# look# like an of rain. Ona farmer reported carp, M u "THEVIRMNIAN' ZACHARY SCOTT f ; U t S> WORI.O NEWg TODAY tlir CM»” earth srorm, also likes to eat them. swimming in hia eomfleld. 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N'"' . . ' U A ^C ^T E R EVENIKG UERAU)/lCANCHfiSX1^ CX)NNw<^UR8PAY> 6 196^ ■ rahe^k ^l(i*^whlah is -<^ected in Bolton Chiang^Stitllteilding Qiiem p^ India ^]}eihma)^ the tal|l^abm^4^A^)|lke takes the Aesorted ChocojateaX^,^ Top Soviet Ki« Where* it - Is., $20 Mdiioil l88ue Will It Be: Fuel bumkd .for codJt^-.. -x. REVLYM fears Aiter Red C o u p As for (erUllMVthe''Speit&,’h<)w [01186 d r M » . s lio p Hartford, ^ t , 4 (jIV-ThS Bouth- ^^ertilii dung rtudge floats tbxthe^p bt " In First the well aimdverflows IhHi u ^ g h x N . - Approx' em *¥lew jlngland Telephone Co* ^ T ^ ^ P o u h d Lfondolh-.^ Quemoy, Ocfc .4 (/Pi ~ Quern) V my ndme. I wn hiippy hwe.i', arbtmd 1J< 'The dung ta’^now^^or-. Parent^Teatfii^^ tbriated .01^ Saviaga yesterday canerted a proposed 120 Xalaiid, only a YeW'^ousand yi That^ ia 2&-year-old Tal Wen- NenJc Delhi-, , fi»d l^ '''-^ C 4 (« - ^ appearance held o f' foreign 'lepa^ h ^ retains fertilising v u i^ cow's l80-y _ W a ^ L PTA at the. ‘ f''^(Mltor'» Note! 'tlie wrilei^(Jecl»lon« mlHion stock issue after the Pub off the Communist Chinese mmn- Chung*s''-explanaticin. of why ht For- centuries one .Tndlaii After>flrdries, it can be spread on- -Is thlf dtopateh hM Jn»t returned pOucy, but that matters of grbiid EXCLUBIVi: AT ' ^ I t o n y Oct. 4 ( S p ^ U —The fra u g h t hl.^ ac^yhvYrontNBrltish 'cnts SiO^lhelr chll- lic Utilities Commission a^roved land, , still is in Nationalist hands stays on. wien-Chunk Is In the re- farmer’s dUemmaa'has beenl-how. the ,fla l^ ^ , X a tke United Si»te« after « ^ y strategy are decided polhtiy by' seven years after (^neraUssimo annual'gpen house priagraimoT- the | ;Kor^^ero Received cMtjOstoday for thC'Mnipiu^arid clai i- iii^ c t their tite-^ue but not the,price.-, serves and teaches school when he can you burn your cow dung and Ithough the device Is stllljn the JJci D in n e r tkrM yetfn M an Aaaoclated his superiors dn the Kremlin Chiang gave up mmost everything is not^tending hjs father'.! shop. ' PTA. will he featured at its wetlng-l Poathuinoiis Honors for osoina Ulanova, 4t"4f'k01I ope teacb «arr«ipoildMit la M omqw. He na« hierarchy. ' have it, too T . • perlmmitai Stage, govenimant Q U IN N ^ S Of^he 'teoHda greatest b^Jirtnas. eas m8 company, wanted to ls|ue else and fled to Formosa. \ •Tm not afraid.’' he sai,d. ‘The reaearolite say a farmer with, ;,^ e s d a y at 8 p.m. at the school, i Hartford,'Ocf. . ^ Mayo^ 'v^dtam-ed Dariitil Slidldlova dpera- Although he'is smooth and at- - ' Bolton, Oct, 4 (Special)-- Tbo BolihM coiripany opebed a *mldent _ B70,dliS-sharM on a one-f^PHilght A Chinese general- took -thiS- .p a ^ le of the village Is good.’’ In India cow dung is needed b o ^ four to alx animals could --get ^ .M rs. Ev4lyn Hslioran, program! ^hn A. DeFlne^ys^n^ury'and ' 'iteiia'^ cloM liaad»" a^d^talked fsble in his social .diplomacy, he Co.-respondent to thq 'Top of a REXALL PHARMACY. John P. 'Tobias, French Rd., re montb’ii aeajK»n-:ln the Brittskb fr iX Kenneth has never been known to yleld..' a basis tommsCnt common stoCk- ere are 49,214 civiiUns on this as fuel and fertilizer. The scanty emriigh dung to.prov|daiAg«uMa chairman,' has announced teschers j 'F ^ k AIUchul ^f%taWbt:^have •***” aowdl small mountain and pointed across Island, . tis M AIN s r. cently received additional hon- (^pftel last nlgnts^th a perform*. MldfO^^ point ekcepU fpr future gain. In Jiblders at a30 a share. A spokea- of wood and coal, has led the Indian feet of gas a day. jWficient for ' will wrigome parents tt> clsssrooma ! ' ora awarded in inemory of his ar.ee 6f "Romeo ahd. Juliet" be bemt^amed. corChafrmenxbf a lalte). tke water. “That." he said, "U I * M m "M i M M , tria^ public speedhM bis booming Ttian for the PUC said, this would Tha fkrmetl tend thsir ctops^r- cooking for an aveygge family. for a pretdew of plans for the year. ( fore a Covent Garden audienbe l)out "tbe PTA $50-.a^^te Democratic fuml'sr have, been 25 'per cent "below the Cbiwft” A t another point he point-' -some of tMm aweel peasant to burn dried dung to cook •-X . -r son,, the late Ffc'. ' Arnold Ft. P j- s:fWtJK!r^i(«N«oif voice, ails, halls with traditional tMaxplatned. 2 bod 3; Ing ainnex Oct. 20 1n Notv^lb market price and, "is'-not neces ed ta a hlU on the hoflzon: ;That thirraadish soa-arourund the gun em' tough'' Communist talk"j^decting go . .hungry, , - does woik as well as expected, p<^lar with parenU for the op 1st Maflne Division ln..Korea, screen, society and polttibs. theMrs. diities RObi^ of- Bagleytpld room mptj^s, about and t)ie 'The dinncrib^I’ be one of 50 beii^ sary to insure the succ«».0f tjie is Amoy." . placemeirts, - — or v _ider ^ ( the white there atm la the cost of InsUlUng portunity It provides to learn what - vidiat appears to be a cmvlctlon Forwarded by the UB. Mar Prime Minister Eden and'" } ms Mlsa Ethel•• Robb, piprineipalk in- held In the co^try by the Dem DnUtri^^ Sheidlov^Ktl^^oyiet issue." The PUC approved the^ls- (U.S. State Ilepartment regula Bauxite itiU^ Some of-the fanners Scientists of the Indian agricul- one. ’This figure Is set at 3S0 n#ees ""Johftny" will be taught and to that Capitalism is Inevitably tuml-research institute think they ine Corps headquarters wete wlfeX-ere among those who w'eht luced the members ’ o^.^he ocratic Natlonai'^mmittee.. Adlai loreitn minlat^rt^tarU opetal sce on condition that the price be tions prevent American correspon- are so][dler8"-ih shorts wli^o help (about $50)r~a whopping sum- diietias the objectives In a general Hda Jpdip< doomed. m iy .have an, - answer:------The cow the National Defense fe ;rv(c« backstage to congratulate theX ’The Iadi.es of-the facult^ Stevenson" and Est«(.Kefauver will ^ on new ground! toilaoicrovv. $32. 'denta from going to Red China). grow troops' They also-plant- since 2S0 nqiees is the average per way. Persdhal discussiona are tra-1 dancers. — r-'esented with corsages and 'address the dinnersxWer closed 'i|* dung gas plait. ^ Medal and the.Koi^n Service onneunca • The PUC spokesman said that Ybq shomd get a better vlaw from ed tha thousands. oilaapUngs wkic.h capita annual Income in ikidia. *So ditionally-taboo .at the open house Medal. ' Hundreds Turned Away the gentle.men with boutonnieres. clrpmt television. Namwi-as as- • H * 'l! making his fffiit; v^ il to line the - straight, n ^ - mHltary^ t? United Nations •— and'Ilia flfst the price Sept, 12, was $40 a share, the NatLonalist Air Force transport - Seven such plants have been government experts think that be Mssion. A t curtain time neared, scalp Tentativekplans fdr a Halloween •sistant^'to the co-cliairm«v were ^ub Weapon which flies you into Quemoy. roads that criss-cross tfifc^.lsland. A facsimile of the kotean' th#y wiR' ndw norry — t to tite United SUtea-r- in cohnac- and a 20 per certt underpricing built. In the village bf-Nanglol, 10 fore the Indian f'J*mar >eally gets -^Tlikt Interprgt'Uig Miss Josephine. Leso-has been ap Preaidebtial Unit (Jltationion withwdt ers outside the theater did a brisk party at the School, with the help Mrs. E'ugene Rostpw of New^JHa ($32 a share!'would allow the is But you don’t because It is skim The soldiers who man artillery mile¥>from New Delhi, skeptical cooking with com dung gas, h^ Wishes OtThe Fai^Ur pointed teacher representative on bualnesa in 2 guinea, t$5.88) seats of the Hilliard Assn., were out ven, Frank Taylor of G reens ; tion ’ with the Sues C3anaU,crisi!/ Posseted by U.S. ming close to the -water to escape positions live, in neat, underground, ribbon bar awarded the divl^ Will t)|wrate frOni Lounge sue to be successfully marketed. peasanlk-gather at the mud brick may have to do with cooperative the PTA"executlve committee. Miss Sion by Syngpian Rhee for fpr five times, thptr face value. But lined by Edward Timbrell. recrea and Mrs. Edgar Parser of West- 'STRAFFORD Communist radar, It' would take ropm.s. packed In with sand bags. ■plants, with the coat split among ^I^Andftnl Photo grauuiionH«milton olmuqi StandaiM Photo The base for. his operations will The company has been before '■-houaedt fanjier Chaudhary Sahej' JOHN B. BIWKE Lieao ia now living.in town at the "outatanding and 'superior per hundreds .Wets' turned away. Harald F.'flchuetz .Joseph C. Mucclo tion chairman. He also ssked for port. ' be the delegate, lounge here Uv Lios Angeles, Oct>-4 Wh—Nav>‘ the PUC 10 times since 1946 for less than a mlhtite for a Commu There are. 16, straw »>»ts in one Rath and-dlscilss the marita of the many families. LauIs Grezel■ residence, 'lotch'Notch Kd. Cotton b ^ the Dally^Tele-' nist jet plane in adjacent Fukien room, 8 above and 8 below.-Mat formance of duty- during the ' Harold FM^huetz,"15 Thomaa Dr., and Joseph C. Muccio. 31 Gar*, U.N. headquarterir>,. Diplomatic Secretary ThomSitsayB the United permission to issue new* common atrange.;iH}ntraption in his yard. It FUNiSAL HdMs John Hagan, Hebron Rd., was period 26 October to 27 gtaph said the perfofmance was W IN D O W ' I'fjJ stock. This is the first time the Province to swoop down oil-xn tresses are a luxury ho Chinese consistahf^a IS-foot-dcep well with jIHIP QR QUIP X named Inatitutional represantative "bailet treated In a .Way totally deri Dr., havef beeo. promoted to foremen in the blades department at horse-trading expectea'''t(> t a k o States has a new secret weapon T B U J O S-S868 ' ^ Jul.v 1953" was also included. Hamilton Sta^ard^'iHvlsIon of UnitedTr-L.j Jtlrcraft » ircroft Cnza.Star, Pqr- dMoer (the highest accSliade fbr-a champion of... Moscow's cocktail dous significance in the event of \ ple\Heort and Unite'd-|4ations TVJIonbr^ulaski ^ 3 traek iferm windows ; dtploraacy circle. trouble with Russia, whose Navy Fined on Coming C6Un$ Yenan used to pickle corpses for Sheckley as room mother chatTpian ballerina). At an age. when m o ^ their medical school in It,, has been accepted wjth regret' by medal "for service in defense bsllcrinaa retire, she commands an Our Company Store W iir Be Open To The Public ^ c e the Kremlin collective it composed priinisriiy of submer- of the" principles’’ of Ita chgr- artfoi’d, Oct. 4 (fP)-\pov. Rlbl • Cofflbinotien doors ^ ’ laaderaliip totted aside the almost slbles. New London, Oct. 4 0^--:Jsmea It is hard' to reaiiae that on his the committee. Mrs. Bheckl«y ei^ art that enables her'to create a SATURDAY MORNINGS FROM 9 A. M. until 12 NOON E. Shavers, 43, of New 'S'ork, -ter. ■ . c o flx ^ a y iaauOd ' a proelamation SAV'VOWUIE X- ■ inpenetrable ..curtln of . personal hare-looking., island, ,'pockrmarked pacta to move from', to.wiv. in the perfect thfeatrical illualon—She la deaignktlng Oct. l l as Fbilaski Day MainUiolng the'United States yesterday pleaded guilty to "solHs. with hidden gun casements, secret near future. • Awnings aloof neat .which^bid Joseph Stalin, J^let, not the' performer, and her in honor Ofsthe. Polish general who Available are fhie hand-knitting yariis in Lambs Wool, Navy is the most powerful in the iiing for the purpose of gaming 'tunnels aidd underground muni No replacement has been m'kde ■ V danrtrig ttonalates siniple chort G A N J O I M Bhepilov has stc'adily forged tp world, Thomas declared the For- served wltn"--Jhe colonial ''forces Cashmere and Pur Blends in a wide range of colors, at on a public conveyance and gam tion dumps ordinary human beings fj»r this post. Volunteers or aug- Fifteen girts we ta awarded badges eography into a moving threatrlcal • Jdousits the front as Us most adroit expon -restal type of carrier can go nearly bling on a public conveyance." He event.” \ . ■ during the RevbUjtlonary W»(:. attractive prices. From time to tiifte also—Seconds of’ ent of what Westerhera. called c^Unue their day-to-day life, even gestiona would be welcomed by the In. hospitalityl i t a l i f y , hon«msklng, folk C 40 miles an hour, and added: "It was fined $300 and. sentenced to NORMAN'S PAINT and F^ilaski was woiJnded fatallW in Before you buy any atorm wWn the shells are whining. school office or Mrs. George Wil dancer anda n d d«ncer\t which they Andrew Bjiilth oT the Daily Her. Fine Fabrics will be offered atr prices substantially be* "vodka diplomacy." is almost, impossible for a stib to 30 days in jail. It seems he en the siege, of Savannkb and 'dted The village of Quemdy. lies right liams, PTA secretary. eariied»» ««%,%■ last •esoai. year,^vusa« \ , aid said he had "seen dances of low market. windows, he sure to stop in One reason for his success is hit a ship traveling 30 miles an gaged.. county Det. Eklward Sher- under the big guns of Comuj^unist Oct. 11, 1779. Said the'proclamb- . that, unUke aome other topranking The date of executive committee ’The Troop meets ekcb\^ursday many countries from America to hour.. A t 40. it Ta just about a mil- droff "in a card game on a train. Amoy, But. unless the shelllng’gets Mon in part: \ at Mali’s for their offer oh ^,>-lea88nr he- has never been the meetings has )>een set for the last at the Community Hairirom 7 to Japan and all are dwarfed by the Why Not Plan To Visit Us This Saturday? llon-to-one against, its getting in He won the game, but'lost the too close,* the villagers just keep Monday-of each month. The next Bolahol. . . a new dimension has "The observance of Pulaski ^Day wore# for liquor in public. a torpedo.'^ 8:30 p.m. Scout leader is-Mrs. case. on doing what they’rO' doing. session a’ill be held Oct. 29. Mortimer Harlowj' her asaiabwt, been brought into our bkllet ex again finds Poland occupied STRAFFORD Invariably dressed in brown, perience." ever six feet tall, built like a half Scouts to Raise Money Mrs. James G. Hassett. Mrs. E*. against her viill. The memory of \Fer la(»rm
S . - \ |tAKC^^^^^|^g50:HE^pr>rA2(d^^Ek^:^NWa"j»^^ 4, 1966 test the eltiet'jM'^ipck'^A aervioA4y^’; to tie dropped weapoi^ :>the BriUsK'^i^ tnlUog and ^iiiinlin iii» ^1 I 1 S tihderground. sh e lt^ nnd w^t^ bdmber, .'^ ,, ■ > •-'v . wcp^'dealgned^to l>^om* 'dtArh*S(»i i g d f em Ni ‘ nporant y game.^t,^ufllkw wlU not so; alt Amherst aM.;^tl^ land; Md 8e«L>R3r::TtMUMil WUUain^l^nney, thcSQilllalt wk^gpMed n iliid ^ ■ died few - tO;;See . -<■- ' , Aewi^.^nd gas pip^ ^ ,Tu«h» he played (f Brobklyn «an ^Hq.fdur: sv«iit'iA'a}^*^iS»s!^teiitsts’ Aug. 3, and-expect.to'dock in Que-- eliarg« of th e:^ tttt^ ^ Ry tU K ASl '< B A rh d a d . Tore then. lit Paris.^X^ftjNr tour waa' iPhe itld^Mploslon of said Ae^:^m»Tdslve pdwer of » R , ^x.'. , Series Games 'On^Octarii^ke-w^ the ■feXSaturdsy^n the "Homeric” X -. . HXPENilWBl Khhir AUdk, 70, On the aubJect- iK apoi rahged In panH^^^Mbtemation- tt^ahndUQced. rent-sertes, TJiftm A tower onI ^eph Is^Aquivalent fo-.-gi few 'iA]|ll«^ter N. -Rppert^C^ .'"'V ■ X>. S ^ d a y of the ^ Home Llnea^ According XHorfoTk, V a 1^-^A 4«Uve Jandfn^MB in >Iraq, FTfendi aay tlifei^e^eela that _____(SbVa^oa aaid, tliat he plans to lgitv.JibarlngXA^Yba; tfMyeral ai Con^regaUonarx:^h*bU.' end 27f Wreeked everything within A nd tons'-ofsXNT Jones>7S> lormep^AidiWl^ newa«' ^ t e d his. tribedmen Itt thajnlchd. X-HsrtfpnCTDiit. 4 (x>i. the Yankees have dhao^ted th>-Attend ^lege-football gattaa to the ihformatlon recelyed in a truck rdrt^r had'to pay S a S .f^ C W ^ ^ d '-m e^ Ivgfti^Re ^ lUbicoff wei 'itnUing 1toda^ of CbmtMUcut'iiv tlM It is expected thiRjJtfr^Rav. Ar-: lettw from 'the Tosers week arrangemehta..were maliiNfty-toe B rltljA ^txploded 2->mlle radius and rattled windows trast^fOvAhe millttm^on^or-morA. paper publtepdf^ who iii^ 9 0 4 Parliament for 30, -yeaM, ident of a^ritls ahdvHira* World Series .picture ^*-->-4068: tqis fall anrf^^s^Ud^like to gp.tb' yrith sutta^^cablUR newi I passing the orahge Jhiee.' H e'% u- Auat>A)ii 20d 10110* away, •<, streng^'wHhe blasts reported j»tJ*Wrd- '6»:3 vi'dtury over oM W. ToSer, m ln ^ r' of the they plan to tkke a Sleepei^r^.^-qm I coundllcouncil for.for the'local mfaifstm^^^ministervU-ipaeslng it unfcquReaecL^alngw By frovin4 level todt^^^C^ bought Avm tereet'ln.j ■, the Ai Santa;-Monica, Calif. —Georgb4jrnatieiii: onetlm^rofesdSps^, time, and It is gdodjfor baseball to more If his scheihite wtU permit- Watch theXQOhnecUcqMJelMYW tid Congr^aUonaTxphUrch, 'iV o more drings are planned off by the tituted States tStd^Rus* vllle n and heryed m geii^p^ancroft, --7^1, veteran actor who~^b>ttiopedi^-atirgery “ ipedi^-atirgery at^^^arvaid;-ats^^arveM - •teroafc an^Ma look! g, have the^title change-^nds.mas'll. *■ 0>. ■ The Governor ahd^MrS.-^hlcoff Queb^ end arrlvd\in Hartfoiora-nreach In the following plecest >rai\ge—fTom hla tnick to a fRiaad IgA proving ground mrv.K ;».i^r rApprU Mid tti^^btuw VMaraHnga, another-from a low* sis. ' • ‘ aUehdthg^ the^Wbrld gamA that aftei IJI bajM ck in tUkvi^plt SuhdSy early Sunday morning, in ordeder Aug. 12, Dundee, Scotland; A u g ...... ‘ ' eral m erger, president and t r ^ sta c;^ in ntaiiy> Broadway plays Medibal School, died T u e i^ . He ^ Governor and Mrs: raUcoff plan yvUl attend the Amhbnu-COast He will attend Y-ale-Dart- Irt a tractor trailer: as It WM the Mcond le m >xploalQn WAS Intended td er and an “operatloi^«l weapon of It is generally^^Wleved . thb' vre(< before It was sold in I9 lg BcrieaSmkenb gamea wn^Jiki-.return froth a 7«wbek to be on time for the iO o’clpck 19, Mencheater, England; Aug, 26, and 'one of the roughest and was horn In llaiem, Mass. to attend the Saturday and Sunday Guard game Oct. 20 at Aihhejrat. mouth game, NoV. 3,; loathe YRle' ;tOur in the BritUh leiee. side bV-Bide down Granby Street. While the Governor dk^ned to gamee. at Yankee Stadium. The service at the church. Kent, England; Sept. .9, Abertil- The c^rt'SM d 'tHht WIK TtiMMii. Maes. Their eOn, Peter, Ig. -'li'-a;"'Bowl. ^ The - Mr. Toser and Mr». Besides vlsiGng the British lales, lery, Walea; Sept 16, Enfield, Eng-^ driving. -V. a c q u i^ a d c E s ie e B B sfc ~ T t Tllflllllli B s r a SIS (TIONAL SU PIR IHARKETS •! nnd FRIDAY EVENING til 9 P : M -V. aEM nwimKiiv . L l i A^e4iMPttaBBgBBafl6tmaRc»saeyeeeeee^eee.»ckei!^««ewYem ■ ? i ^ iSkllt lk.lw e e eeHlllUtlUlLmmtLLl.ljmeniWweiLaei^eeLaeeeeaecLeeeax
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Facial Tissues OF 400 2'A to 3'A Lb Averago LYNOEN • Bonad Oir«ct from Amarica's finast orchards and gardani -,a ll lop quality, salactad FWAST - For Flakier Ctutls - /' by our buyars aspaciaNy for Yor Cardan Frozan Foods - Nona Finarl C h id e e n x S-OZiAR 47< 9-OZ FrethkzM Fnitt aaf Jukes Pie Cfust M ix PKGS Swaol, Tandor, widi that Gardon Frosh Tasta FINAST • Delicious Sweeil STRAWJERRIES 1Q-OZ PKGS Sliced Norlhw^t<.AAarihall Variety 2 ^ 4 9 < Steak4 S W E E T P E A S 4 4 0 0 Z P K G For lost Quality You Can't Boat Our Yor (Mrdon FINAST • Smoolhy or Crunchy 3:^11.00 ^ ^ 1 .0 0 ,0NAST - Pea or Red Kidney \ From Young Umb LB 3 9 c 12-OZ‘JAR ...... Lanm-Fqres Peanut Butter 3 5 ^ zt-dz . FRENCHr FRIED >«««4 °-*°< ORANGE JUIC> BakecT Bean CANS 8ALA.D DRESSING CUTS ' KK)Z A s p a r a g u s and TIPS PKGS 69c Corn on the Cob 2 39c 6 9 5 ‘ “-or c*N 29< READY TO CQOK % SitiokecllPiciiics P T JA R 14-OZ 3 5 * ■CANS ExceRmt Asparagus Spears 2 *^5 85< Corn 'wHoii KsuNti 3 ISSs 5 3 ‘ CHCitSK FULL. O N t r r s G r a p e J u i c e ' 4 c £ i 5 9 < :.7' Quality IWAST -kiinble-Pae 9 0 WL ,: ■ Sdl^,g»-M oert 4 3 * Craeu B a a u s ''^ 3 SSt 55< Vegetables «««> 3lSras 59c LB CAN 4 1 i l 9 G rapafru it*«‘ 4 (^t 49< ;o lte e 1DOZ JAR TENDER MtLK FED IZ m AM FRBitCH ^ IQOZ StiiHeil Olives I OKve to af Dolicatamn Favorila tB Uim W I DOall»-,.,^cuT ^ pkgs Peas and Carrots 3 53 Lemonade 4<^49c 5 5 * — ;-FWAST.r.YalloW Qi.nj>____ a ‘4 OZ LMuonadd 2oSi45c Lima Beans GbttN tmm 3aP'.FKGS ^$ 67< Mashed Potatoes 2 hcgs 33< CANS MOZCAN S lic e d ‘X - aOVERDALE LB SWANSDOWN 'AT 9 0 Z Lem onade2,^i29c 4 9 * ■p Lima BeansFol^K3fOROHOOK^ PKGS W # ,* Potato Puffs 4 PKGS 6 9 < aOVERDALE - Ligljl Meel - Ghonk Style L bS ^ a oORANGE r a n g e er>d ^O 6 -O0 Z Z O T . JU IC C GRAPEFRUIT A CANS A # ^ d o r .j J ^ a ^ 0 0 J \J a iu 0 6 . Wax Beans on 31 ^155c S p q n c b . V " 3 S ? i 4 7 c Cake Flour ki S| * T u n a F ish CANS STA-FLO ■ '■ ^ HADDOCK H U iT Fr*sh AAackeral ' u 2 |c, M elon BaHs 2'pigl 43c ■I Broccofi <*0" “ '3 .^s 53< Sp n iaft’^ CHW® 3 ? g i 4 3 c RICHMOND - Tender xk»' - • 5plit AAackerel PAN READY U 29 c Peaches-^|CED 2!m f43c Liquid Starch » rue "33 « iZGZ N CANS CCX3KE0 S w e e t P e a s Broccoli Spears 3 m i 67c S q u a s h 3 '^PKGS g i 5 3 c f a c ia l TISSUES ' V Raspbenies 2 m i 59c ■■ / Cauliflower 3 mi 67c^ S u c c o t a s h 2 l S S i 4 5 c SCOtti©S . ' B O X o f :4()0 . ^ ^ J D k u K s i lUM• V im . ' <9 VJ.ieS * • ' : S U P™ £» U L ,/ ■ ■ , QUICK ' • r ' ■ I ■ -■ ■ - . . ; / Daiieieyt Gnnamen Flayer;' " .. X UNCIAL. - l|iaWj EVAIIOEI.INE •“* Bread . EACH SMITH’S HPMEYDEWf 23i . Renian Apille Loaf By Enrichad WHh Eggs “ S M OlA A t. t' Light an^ Fluffy -i rv.'* S M C IA t MIA BILLVIlW O m n EXTENDED TO I t EVAPORATED JUICY RlP-t MELONS ‘ Pea-Beans ' 25 ' picg o f V PKG OF 6 OCTOtK 20th X Recommended k14'/i-OZ I A BLEND o f ORANGE ANDr APRICOT JUICE c 27* Honey Dip Donufs Tor. Babies CANS BROOMS "/ • : Excellent Quality EACH j . AMERICAN ^ PR O C TO t 4k G A M BU S 1 Made in New England B-C Cocktaii 35 ‘ 49 * PRESIDENTIAL PARADE APPLE PtE Enter $l0(f,000 Contest. Get Entry Blank at any .ITA LIAN • Fresh Juicy I First N ational ■’Super' Market. JO A N CAROL TABLEWARE “^ . 1 9 F R E S H i e C S ■n S P M A L . SAvg Be A Delicious Dessert for-Dinner or School Lunches EACH Faly Guaranteed • Heavyweight StinnUst I T i t l e LGE PKG BROOKSIDI PruiiDSv^^ - -4 - “ 4 9 * ’ x ^ . x ' S f ; Steel Tableware - won't lenilsh, rust or 32< Medium size-- grade a S llO tiS S - Phimp ^ Juicy V. - aocrede. Never needs polishing. 4 5 ‘ iU l UMTS NOW ON SALII I Ivory Snow »*'« •« X ' mENDS BEANS STARKIST...... : . OOLf - Froufi ' MA or MO KIDINY ■ X „ . T u n a F is h ,*h^ zcan3 3 c Pineapple 2 *’Ozcans2 9 c 3 -'4 9 ' EACH UNIT j l . 3 9 I r Canio Soap •*«»« (Grapes X" . 7 4 2 CAN^ 3 5 c 21-OZ CAN 2 5 c Floor Wax - ' QUIClf ■, .BATH Tender Gioea Bundles WHITS BREAD WITH $ 5 .0 0 purchase Simoniz ” 45c qt can 7 9 c Elastic Starch 2 >2*o.?«cgs 2 5 c I rahiaw - Cnan s a v i s . 2 PARS. PMAST BCH BETTY AiDEN K o td M R 2 'ms 39< C a t F o o d 2 « ^ ^ cans2 3 c T o m a t o J p i c e ^^’Oi can 18-OZ 70Z BTL /DOIE-^ U n o d ry S ^ ^ B r e c e p l i V SUCEO ENRICHED - DAttO FOk FRESHNESS LOAF PMAST Fruit Cocktail »<5zcan 26c " Octagon soap . »a i IQIc " ilA T lV l - Web'In Vitamins - Calo Phgs^ . HARIZ ’ , . ■ , •rme« Oul Iho Flovor- ■ • -•■ SAVE 9c 12-OZ CAN BrtwR Bnwl 17c 1 Dog Yummies a<5zpkg 1 7 c Accent , ‘ ' vo*^ 25c * 2 19 FIRST NATIONAL STORES WE USEM 't ^ RIGHT iqU M O O U ^a
P a b l u m ^ L i f e b u o y i L i f e b u o y S w a n ,S o a p Silver Dust S u r B r e e z e S p r y Palino'liye Cashmere Bouquet | V e l F a b : A d A i a x . lAlY CaiALS TORJT SOAP > TOILET SO>iJt V VERY M U ) BLUE DETERG^fT WASHES i , - . ' OETERGetT PURE VEGETAKE SHORTEfUNpi P a l m o l i v e Casfim ere Bouquet -I ’ ^ ' ‘TOILEf SOAP TOILET SOAP. . T o n n SOAP* .'*■ I .C^DOO FOR WYtON W A^AY WpNOER CpNDMSED DETnGeiT , -■ qiANsa - MI0 TOIIET SOAP / REG tu ts tC^ PKG ^ ' i • 2 •*"< “ “ 2 7 e 1lAtS25=2;2^29e) W i PKG 3 2 c 3 3 'iSw 3 6 c CAN- .2";«fz^-25k 9 7 e U M PKG 3 2 c i i 3 7 c ^ . ‘c .,^X '• ‘1. ^ REG BARS 3 5 c r ' 2 •AW 2 5 ^ 4 3 5 c ^ 2 lATHBARs 2 5 c ; , ^ > k c 3 2 c ICE PKC B* ■MMURenena X ' e ^ 2 2fdt CA^ 3 3 ® ■1- C ■_ ■,'■?■.- ■ .-•Vy^I'-’' X - 'r ...» * ‘ -fY. . ; ' 'J r - ’ ' ; *■ ■' •" • ■ ' -■ ' X.' * rrwii t . . \ . ) h I ■ V.7 . ■ . ' ■ ■*■ • d - . ■ ‘ Y •.' X . ‘V- ’VN - X e- - X /■ '. ^ w ' X -I ■ •A;- s MiM n m ♦ ; .i'l. >- ■ .. i-
%a o e t e n tCHESTliit EVENING HERALD>^HjSbHESTEE CONW, T lh ^ b A Y , jOCyc^ER 4, 196« MANCHESTliB EvIlNmG HEEALD. MANCHESTER CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1966
I don't q\m noQilng." - Tild^pounds 1^238,.''h* said pnHt^lriaed ththese *HWrea then . .trail hlmaelf, and he said. "8b tar the only Jidcea I have as in the United States, he settled anyone desiring " tickets may be carried on by ths aanior ptiota - "tlds Isn’t quit* lime. A friend ly. His beat fighting weight uaeil w^ltbd; , -t.nss no regrets.-Ne had to do iL. V*S..Pilots^uickly Learning been, aible to find here^'are pine** for a. bicycle to get to and from Catholi<^€hapli^HlOiK^uiapiam sacure them by contacting any of the Civil A ir Patrol. Scout dee apple and-tomato.7 ' Work. , hsUmatod Joe still eama about to be about 202 pounds: ‘ ■’If you kqow anybody^«&th.B t He. needed the money. '* member of the leaguq. ,Cadet Lt. P au l Rosetto of M ' “But losing a fight ahd losing Sk^otch Schedule None of the Ainmeans expiAaagd Arthur Anderson *-■*----■ of SaCrs- , . w m ^ 150,000 a year from various activi Joe is now trying, to bpost his wants to spend'..^2S.QQll d'yckiron' I j ^ j ^Rqtreatanta will be conlactsd by Oelinont S t haa been named cadet Receives Cital public relations, (jCnd him over.’’^ your own respect," he said alowly, ^ . Trick pi Guidiftg Suez Ships any regrets about their deciaton tb mentOi a former Psnama Csinsl Retreat Jjeague "Flahcfmen" Ih-ry- commaitder for the encampment Evjen>TV CSvea>vays" ties but pointed out, “more than Income as a public relations con* two different things.''-, become Sue* Canal ptlota although pilot is gpy about ths d r y 50 pec cent of that, goes to pay While Louis has r e iv e d 'a Jot The Maricheatcr OhapUr or gard to 'tlw'ticket e t purchaMapurchasea wlthlir wUt include cadets from tha aultant in - partnership with 'Vyjl- of s^ p ath y In Ms tax t ,itr ir^ fe a r Joe Louis stilt hss pYlday, Octfdier A aome hava apeclal.^blema, cllmai. tha next two Weeks. . Norwich, Naw Ths Maiwbastag Q ^ Spoilt hU current taxes. hfeanwhile Port^aid. Sgypt, Oct. 4 i/P)) „ ^ , Equil* og.., Nmi^ Holy Family Retreat L ^ - 'VitoH llam I* RoWe. who wa* New' YorK^ he htan’t the beitrihg''o( a champion. Midnight-'-2 a.m.. .,. . Velmit«dra.Headedt Herbert Utmn of NdrivaUc,,'calif,^ , " t dQivt''5%tave"^to Worry .about ?t".....■"■JWag^ Orol Chib raoenily iNK^af^ gdvamnent interest |cHarg<», p>n Amtricfui pi otg A «e learning the Kehslngton, P*.> sUrtjed tha City's first Negro deputy p ^ ce‘tile.retaih»:tiM..slm'ple.dlgnity,th)rt 'Am.— 4 a,m,-v..jkt- * Volunteers ^ nta to bring hi* w ifA tir Egypt ahoh■ Bol\>ri SUmday, Oct^S8^ It higher:•^;'• 'cornmisaibher, . t marked him In^iia'ring dsya, 4>a-in.— 6 a.m. riv. 'they are wonderingivhch'they ar* lat'-Lt of'tha Vatmn^ :^8; a.nfc.^ 8 a.m ..Olive Oharlier '' pn minute "atafdu made:Trom the degree^hkp^tAology In Xlallforiil ' AhdersbK^aa theTirat Amer* at 8:30 p.mC With the Rev. Robert A staUatictan estimated that If “We.^thlnH i lot of bubinVaa '< “ 1 'really don't knbiv^ how much goiiig-Io gCe ano^nor-'p-tone ateak projects officer .atthg' K«w —An a^THi^ir- firms are..overioolddg.lhe growing I owe exactly.” he aaid: 8 a.m. .. Celcalo Klhg meat of ymterA^atO. Most beef Chun w a ira f^ llv e at aoma'pptnt ic iu in traiMitg^Tp be a « ^ e d ^ .U..KcaUnj|( as the giiest speaker:' Squadnn. requeeta 826^21.60 between^lMt'and 1951, Louis wanted to wipe, out all his with baked, potatoes^ used liefA Cc.meAfi'dqf^udsn aqd a Ruaaian ship. A^Hnsrian Mramoiql!. Ingt hlng haiiliappMed In the t ^irtien^e retired. Joe^ian't quite past talf debts in a .single year Negro maritet;'’ said May i f waa more, than |i,20<),000,' 'Ml^a.m.-.*12''-N»oin . Volunteers .Needed ..^..-Moal of aio. the. five, pilots, .v ^ . aldng:,^thq. eanlH.^Hpm which hlA! pT^ArwUl be "CatlioUe Actkm het.roeci. at the State .. Volunteers Needed EthioBia and haa 'a,.Mgbt.^"equa-' i^ s comd^reach Citte^Uolverslty. 'wgs taktne a load ofooll fr^ ; enlle Oelinquenoy.” . " i Ing vbluntatrTi Mg|t,jrbo>i ilv«|,w»y'''W»»r»m. It «ufi:;>vh ^ ^Uie M.A28.721 -went-^ he'd have to earn $11 miliron..doi- “Negroes hnye.* lot endm^rroon- and the last I heard it-wa'S'm' IS ■ 'odn-- 2 p.m, . , ^ v g d from the" ■United United Ftatea'-a^Ftate M ain'' St.at 8 o’clock ^al Uian $1,300,000 .. Volunteers Needed taate. .Port Said Alex Larqjtty of Sutan"Taland, Odiiaaa to Hues. - 'the>TC.eatin|:, who has spoKan hair ■ • ihan whoM let aidnq^JhfcdS^ent*. lars. No T l' giveaway progrtm. ey than they used'to..’The Iqcorn*: aboiit wedk^ggobaye luifered a ^ eastive. P lliuicheater p vll y^|ePat^ morning for transgortatton to was am. j:>:;The go’Vernment has been nice -. Julia Haugh . hded by Water and deaeri N.Ym aj*p w anti^o b "The'hapW iPw;^ pretty cooltigt. k t Mfenqheater, is 'chaplain cim’t *mv< Nor tdda^ dSe*'.^* *'■''* •ni^' ipiroducer'''ha*' appeared on the ef.the average Harlecn'famiiyvh.as do. AppeaNitg in' pisturbanq^ common : to 'iwvv klnmat^^all "toAd IncUidlni particIpatAin the"faii"e^ tu9fe,for the glee ctahli idea where he’li eve rle^ lJ ie II,- tripled since 1940. Negroes 'in th*^ The tax. men don't hound ___ 8 .Ernest JohAson lawdiTted It and asked, whH^ths Russian at^cnei^Hef^ y, Connectl- ira are InVitedHi attend Hut. H « If publlf Te- hbrixon yet with a prize like that. orf-v* mlnor'^jra.fftC' ^''^com era tummy." vegdtablea. "la, brought in from to be held lit the ^rubtbull tlon t^thAbiHiplnaai. UUons M m tlv f. who hfs simple- .300,000 Uncle SantM yir't^roi Joei^who banned from fur* United'States now gpend as mueh hie,..; BOt lt does' bother me. It, charge, leovdred that io le Ray. Alice Fagg»" achdoMn were," Andereoii Indd- "Then cut;S«ibdl',^i0R:.:Bo; t^eriden, iHiinday af tenuoR; i'-i. haye become,Ben4il^ .aimut foOd., 'Ckivd and otber'Hgyptikn,. points. said and . the-^Asaeri enJoymantotjMdlanta ..atM, * e ia i« fntolws^noir drink*. fh-^com* taxes. «C.:;wr^tUng exhibitions in Illi-' each year As the entire population^ pother* anybody to feel he's, up aupericsuperior cdurr"Judge'S;ierl Ploin Inia Klrka.^*,--^' Wi^wt^ted talkihBabput Cattfor* in -Groton Saturday and Sibi^y.',, At tha last eg tha bWli^ ' . . - . . - - ... nr.jU|igt something almost impos- ' : NftxkHsgeni' ofWeiy'^ork. a Beritaps the ■i^tat auSere* nlfc Afr»ig"enbJecL He "had never can Legibii^ The purpose bf the eiiCampmbnC ^«nd I* on A A ft bec*ii»e^o? vheart, •'I^ I hit a! couple oi^<^ wells: nolalBlIcaiise'of a heart condition of Ciknada.'La'Si.^ear 19 per ceitt- wa.< a coloher in^^the ATmy Re ivateb PpatCloca lester Police gtatfdh,' gaatronOmicaily la (^tester Hoi* conSeEMis., OUver.^ Hardy new ofSceni Set* that bnhj^ln 10 or 15 ttot,. det?elopW ,':^frpm a rib In- of the money spent ..by Americans '*ibi«^^.do.“ ■ ' ..' -.? ■ , veteran i»a captaftn^aile. an "el- Qregory hgard of,Sacrmngnto." ^ L o c a i members «=:, the; Hoi lQ;be to further the cadet tndning kftd Stdn^l^urel''ku^^ than ^tion. '' serves and a thorougji^ie^uret'^n Volunleers,may regikt -QJ^}...i7eiDefense eni Hekdqiiarieta, Municipal fort to teaciMjla hotelA-EgPl^an land of Nirivpqrt Beach, lows: JDoiorw man' U - Jb« Loui.i hMmlf a d iy ^ might get jriry, has gone oh a>Jilgh-protein .on European travel was. spent by - ^LOnlli^^ saidhehoped.Rocky Mar polishing brass button^ . . . Waa theTlret Ami FahtUy Retreat League'^Wlll re p'riigrarb in all phase* of mlUtai^ 2'weifht . champ __ thb'.red," he Mld^^the other day. ■ ;et on'hfa '.. Flpm, however,''dlamlsaea't! baked potAtoea'did m>t..8hdw up on various vegetable, nave cbm^aineo'^f^ealled Jaeg]*, secretary; I w k ^ w lln g ^ fltta earndd him % i.- it'do.l Own any'^U land? No, •In..^ w eek 'I dropped from Joe, who apparently haa memo- back .attempt. \liV4ried the::co.m^ vote's case, . ' v , I and fruit around‘for an autamMUa.and ar-high as ,3,000 feel'nekide the mall Uiia waqk. The talk' wiil Wf ,MitlonB"wlll be the main events, backTdr retake* treaioinr: and -the'menu. ' Ju.lces;, iu irs,. 4,i . day at home," Holland finding, them twice aa expenstvs: Dead'S^ open tb^the general public, add year, 1^ mtd, cadet orientation flights will ^letaat ------“r *
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^4«nUal Ih»vranc<»'<; i-«>loGated Sc^owill move At Parkade , A new field at a candidates meiibettng leetTuefiiv :~aiMfdi h«iirM4 a 4*uch«4^^ice ihun^^eati town's garbage «oUi .,dey that the townVB dd|)it'eell aR> #*t«r wli , St. ^at^tov^wneiKby operate ^ under town '$lwlna;mance firm to eom^qta t)M Atty>^^UJp Bayer^^M^Irvini^ Waahlitgt^K Oct. -SUti Uncle Jim -a^ eH lock Party are K branch omccChiSr* No^^ ” - 'e f . started yrork today, 1C>^)Mtnientodndta3^ '^ere icted to auta^^^rMBgsters of f heekey,. to'^nxmgineer./aaid rt*e.‘o t tlte;,^al at ed, M>o»OdWate^h'^to>eful all afcaa to the Mah^^ster Shop garb'agekcoUection. 'Sanum;J>a]!te,''who as 'er=Nbo in e^ u M from/^20Cagenta ping PiurltA^e this weeitfe .fi»y- X X ' . - ... .in thX-^yecent- eleotiolt- coiripMy^l*artf6rtl miaf MHiM^omntually' Sheekey said he fdele"U;e pres- camp ^ thb^. DemocreU clerki'*t^32 agenbkMd .aix ' Uncle Jim?'«A former ence of a field Supervis0e-,^,the j, in in ch a ^ iK ^ Prudantlalr '.^ clu dedyn the totaLijure be't^Orh^out ^thIcdai)ato.,doh* 3roi.,^Barnum Bjdjey clown.^Uj^ adc^ted^ whidb-ijAUa fer amenta nw^fancheatbtJroc^25 yearsr tlnue 'u;x8v?/opeiatlon of^ o ,^ b Will improve the aervice;^dlKl. ., ------the efeetioh'---- _ 9ABlUUbn.^De- ' ' L worBne out of the on hand to entem jn the tota ^Je^to wide public said waa I compaii$:e^"ywliraantiO,^ f f Ic e, -fJA'TO airlitiftAlwe.' . -'F rt nd 'Sa,turday criticism sin0a|^ai:toent"t0, coUeq^ noth' gerbiife^ the p v^ n t contract wax awarded. "rubbish. ' “ the vast ex; which^iiroevVll«tachedoffi,ce of Iceland’s fbmgd>i|ilnistelv,^E!mU ' Th'ej8lol;!t-5*rt.y. which laTiqjng here. new 'Mancn^wrdistrict. Jonssdn,., arranged AskedMq^^mment on''», ieport ShtM^L.said sp6nboi;^ by"W'3$anche8ter IWis, bat the town-Xight"call th<> per- 16 He said the recent growth- tj! manager fmMUtie'^ldanchea^ _ence todayOd-explain, ntCri^ern- -- .Veation DepartmabCXadn be. held while thS'-m ^fli ■\ ance bond"'eiibmUted by the ' ' o f ^Mancheater and ndinc; t'eiMiietrict wiii be^'ifp^inied later, m«hVa ppsttloh po.its ^ -t h e W. Middle Tpka.TBto»d.^St. being paid by ^ towns had assumed such pri.,^ lyer building, will w ithdr^al of athU, S. forces^m ^t contibBt,pr, Sheekey'aa}^'tXe move will. be under on o f the a h o ^ n g center FridajOright fn beenSujder- conaidehaUOii.but K^^^tljBha ['■thatthecompany felt e ManChMter^fice with atatloneo’^ the Keflav^k-.baae. 8 to l l ^ ‘«sl$ek. Uncle-JlinWUl be town. The town elito branch office waa^eeded to pro- 3>KM). equaie'--<^.of floor space? Since, ,here''^^u«4ay, at the Parkdde: haa'beeiirejefrted. „ 'said the Gontractoj'’s ■■ locsl ' cuatom^r*...... ‘‘with the The 'detgched wflc^h^d some 1,- oh has heKh« series o f The col»wect,o?"aju8t. subml ;how in good condition.' Frldavvknd fr o i^ lja .m . to 4 p.m. Son4 guaranteblwg,jitecggaful per H' beatsposaiWe eecyice.’^ 196 aquareteet. The"lociKPrudeht With'feecrjtary of shtCdJPullea and Satviraay. ^m u ei. Lombardo, who t dhani^g:c thi^ local office‘s ial pd". brancH'^oved IntoiU'gpar- UndeVsechetary of Statb^JHerbe formknpe of the jobT'nte^^featFAnce theNsqhtrgcting firm had oom- Two Lodfs after 'tbicle Jim firm isa Jlngthe bond is ulttmb^ly A U i M r - N statue, the^ompahy'^will also tera St 342 MaW St. fti 19 Hoover Jr. XAvea, e^.Parkade FridaySF.aul plained"tb^XA succeaaion o f trudk ehaive its address and expand Us being located at 98J' Main St.''for These talks, rib responsible Ifvthe contract la meakdown8"a;^.-.delay in getting i'man'a"-4 2 -plece orchea LjuUilled. ClHtIt CUTS '■^ae.'- The, Pnidehtiai offlr.eT^npw 'abput 44 yeara. ^ \ 'as, 'Trank and friem ottnd tip' : w ifis i l.;vyHl m( nb«(>^cka hadXItapBntd bl> op* move in to prqvide music for ^ E di^ tor Gilbert 'Baines hinted eratmnr yeatecdajt,wUh an^mm lemen^ « Block Party, whiejt will be held that th'e-.^Bi|ed-ac*Al services con- #*659 - 1^ 6 6 pleted, was named tttjr. .like on the part of Icuend'A center from Broad St. to W. Middle' ducted'by Major and Mrs. Walter Mrs;-;John R. McElracvy, viea Flaherty as chairmaO^ Winl- 'population to'having any fora_ Tpke. ■ Porter, Hartford. Major. Porter is SchoollJnit troops 8tatipned> there. Icelanders' dlvtllonal secretary for the^bbuth- preiddentthe MancheateC Aa- . Oelob*r Fottival Foature . . . For Every ChSeae Ute fred.Kloter and Talc an..mem* Those planning to attend these ,bers. ' "\!» have ho.^mllitary. ^force , of their events at the Parkade are remind em New England Division. This sociatlon foi* Ralarded Chlldrah, own. . will be the first visit of the Por Rockville, Oct.^>P,t®P*c*®n — An inecease frpm $500 to $700 iO ed that there is now continuous ,wlll participate- in a panel diaetia- Ofllciala here say also there has half hour bus service to the Park ters to the IOC'S! corps. On Mon CHED-0»aiT?#25^2 l<51bT7^ X. William R; Hahn’ WiUK, elected salary^ was yeded for the janitor day at T:30, thi Harvest Sale of aion of "The Pre-bchool Child” -at of the OwkUy. Home, who takes been Communist exploitation of ade. Busses leave South Terminus chairman of the Board - o f Edu produce and merchandise will be a statewida conference to ba hald October Cheese Festival Feature . , . Ideal for Snackf care o j y i w ^ kindergarten claaa- thia feeling of the. Icelanders in on the hour and half hour until '9 cation laat. night, replacing Mor line with Riiasia’a policy of trying held at the Citadel.>X by the Connecticut Council for Ra- A '^•hv roonvs^nd other greas there. p.m. on the night of the Block gan r. Campbell, who did not to u'^aken the North Atlantic de fttrty. , , tarded Children Oct, 13, in Bridge e Board voted to celebrate King David Lodge, No. 31, lOOF, port. SHARP CHEDDAR » 591 tiooae to run again. eterans Day, a school holiday, on fense system. ■ " \l will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 A delegation of members e t , tha ■ ,:?)» in OrangeC Sandahl, editor o f . “ Children . NOW O n ly from Johsson's reported willing It Was believed to be the worst Bi^ buys in farnuireeh pfaduee i • . another Democrat, who prais^ payments, which it failed to make ness to give further consideration Hall. Delegates to the annual dis Limited.” newspaper o f the MARC. SALE 7c 7 -INCH Flaherty's efforts and qualifica through a misunderstanding of. the automobile accident In Indiana trict convention u-ill report. Mem Pr. Neil Dayton, auperintendent to American arguments for keep history. O io fo lo lo tions for the position. law. ' , ' ing the base going. bers of the lodge vi'ho have visited of Mansfield Training School, will SHORT CUT The vlctiitis were Identified aa take part in tht panel with Mra. Mrs. Alfce Hammer nominated The payments affe^'^mployes If the Icelandic government re Actor George Bancroft Dies ^ Sweden this .past aummpr- wUl Heavy Steer Beef Hahn, whose name was seconded now in the cafleiteria, turn over to their daughters, Inez, 8. Chestina, cle will meet at the home of Mrs.. Medical Center, Boston; Dr. Roy 6, Vickie Lynn, 5, and Claudia, 4; Breg of Soutbbury Training merely thdt Hahn had won by a ' Ramsdell the matter of connecting Santa Monica, Calif., Oct. 4 (A’>—•. 8,adea, Calif.^ and two grandchil- Glqria'Petrone, 193 Spring St., to Tokay 4 9 « “ majority vote.V ' Republicans j the 'I'alcpltville School to a new Jesse W. Price, 37. ail of Muncie, morrow night at 8:30. "Co-hoatesa School; , Dr. MUton Young ■hold a 6 to 3 edge on the Board, water main being Installed by the Driver Uninjured Veteran actor George Bancroft, dren. / and ThOmas B. Burns, 36, |Cey-' will be Mrs. Helen Tevlln. . of Hartford; the Rev. John R. Mc LARGE, SWEET A N D ^U IC Y X PUMPKIN OR SQUASH PIE ^Campbell did not vote. - I TalcottviUe Water Supply Co: The ons of the roughest and toughest j stone. Call. S. J., professor of psychology The Board's other officera were.' vouipeny has offered to do the In 'Minor Crash of Holljnvood's "heavies,” is dead i ' The crash occurred" six miles The regular meeting of Loyal at Fairfield Univeralty; and God C O FFE E C A K E ' SIIHIAIIOR STRtUSUL RES. Ut MW 29 ' TURKEYS at 74. After an lllnesa of three west of Muncie on Indiana Rt.-67. frey Stevens, director of training reelected. They include Mrs. | "'ork at cost. Circle, kthg's Daughters,' 'will be » . d l « in . » « . Coroner Eugene Eisaman said held in the Federiition room of at Southbury. Hammer, as secretary, Brooks as | — Police said a atatlop wagon .Also, Joseph Lavender, consul AT TM LQWIST PRICI OF TW SIASON LB JANE PARKER WHITE BREAD 16' treasurer, and Stiles as assistant pital. state OMlIce told him . Beal's’ car, Center , Congregational Church READY-TO-COOK driven by a Meriden woman hit Bancroft waa an. actor moet' of, soieum. traveling southwest at high speed. tant on mental retardation tb the- /r treasurer. x'-' Youths Receive a utility pole guy wire laat night Monday night at 7:45. Surgical Reviews Year hia life, and even when lie served T)it Burns' car and pushed it 88 dressings for the hospital will be State Department of Education; BROAD-BREASTED on E. Middle Tpke. when she for many years in the Navy he set feet down-the road. Henry Schmidt, dlrMtor of OUnp < 'Campbell opened the meeting folded. The hoateaies 'will be Mrs. am ucA ’ii FAvoam \ Suspended Teriiis reached for an object falling frolh up portable stages on deck and One of the women lived long New Hope, Essex' County, New 14 TO 20 LBS by reviewing what he terined "an the seat to the car floor. Harold Belcher and Mrs. Thomas Jersey; Mrs. William I* Saund ^eventful year." Among the served as the impreasario o f all Tolland 'County enough to be brought to Ball Me Donnelly. B t ^ - W e r d f •two 16-year-old boys bound Jean C. Weymouth, the driver manlier o( programs, using Navy morial Hospital, where she died a ers, special claaa teacher, Bridge 'Board's accomplishments he listed waa uninjured in the accident. port: Miss Pearl Vavrek o f the ;wrere a school aavinga program, a over to Superior Court Aug. 15 on, talent. - few minutes after being admitted. The children’s choirs ol Emanuel CNANMie dajitfefe waa nstrlbr enough aoKfhM He went to sea as a teenager on Superior Court The othirra died In the tangled State Bureau of 'Vocational Re program for retarded children, ex- charges of theft o f a motor vehicle she could drive to police head- LUfherart ' Chiircli' 'will ■ organize Fw c o m tensive repairs to school buildings, merchant ’ ships, later joined the wreckage. / habilitation; and Joseph T. Wein- were giiFen su-spended reformatory quarters to report the crash. Police, Navy and waa a gunner ' aboard Saturday morning in Lather hail, gold, executive director . o f the rooms RMrS major playground improvements Rockville, O ct 4 (Special)—A under the direction of . Organist puveu 2H TO 3 LBS Maple' **"I«uces on reduced charges, lo- estimated it will cost $100 to fix the cruiser Baltimore in the bat New York State Association for L5 at Vernon Center and the car. Coventry man was granted si dl- G. Albert Pearson. At 9;3p, the Street schools, application for a | cal court officials have learned. tle of Manila Bay during the Span- the Help of Retarded Children. ■ Patrolman Albert }tlUer "aid the iah-American War. v.(^cg by Judge Howard W. Alcorn M am ie Sendk G i f t Jimibr High Choir for boys and Mrs. Edward Gall of Bridge-. WHITE GAPPED* DELICATELY FLAVOREDI WHOLE or CUT-UR-READY-TO-COOK VL^atfonal Agriculture program | Larry A. Dobson, Hartford, and pole wire W'as hit. near Parker.St. .Appointed to ,Vnniy>olla In a brief session of Tolland Coun girls in school Grades 6 and 7 will port is convention chairman,. and MM« I ■^*99* ty Superior Court yesterday. meet; and at 10:30 the Junior ^11 - - - MciAMMedM ass ministratiye setup and WllllmanUc. He is still investigating. In 1900 when the USS Oregon «»For B aptist F air illiam' H. C. Lehmann of Fair-' UB seiup ana purenase I (f,g j supg^ior Court Sept. ■truck a submerged rock , off the Albert B, Bouffard, Coventry, choir for boys ahd girls in school field is president of the Connecti P^iD JO PLEASE! LB 3 lsb. i 2.91 of a school site in Vernon Center, 27. was granted a divorce from Alice grades " 3, 4 and 5 will BAG* FRESH FOWL / .39' pa-part of long-range planning. China coast., Ban.m., a prayer ITie telegram'' asked Ribicoff,' a movie- career. He became fambus- Frederic A. Lee. where additional envelope from the White Hbiise BONELESS BUTTS m program and its use by the stu Democrat, to proclaim Oct. 13 "Ike for hia rugged characterizations ser^•ice will be held in the Citadel, Im m totfar Praf c Hoa / dents. ^That day., they allegedly alimony, contempt and modifica this week. Accompanying the SIIVERMOOK CREAMERY escaped from the Connecticut Day'-' in Connecticut ."to impress and for 20 years was one of Holly the first for the sea.son. Major SUPER-RIGHT, ALL MEAT, SKINLESS ’ The 3,000-voIu.me library..she re tion of custody are sought; Jose package was a letter from Mrs. r i& “P Su/2C7 School for Boys in Meriden, tok a upon all citizens their duty to vote. wood's busiest acto'rs. ' , phine M. Taylor vs. Harry A. Tay Eisenhower's secretary. ’ Mary John .Pickup will bring the mes LEE M . SILVERSTEIN i o ported, is being used by students sage . . FRESH BUTTER car there, abandoned It in Man Asked whether he would comply He played In "The Pony Ex-' lor, motion to terminata defend Jane McCaffe^, saying that Mrs. 8 AUID D U ttllW more and move. Her report will be chester and took another auto-in with the request, the Governor, press," "Underworld.” "The Wolf At WAYS SIRICUY FRESH GRADE A followed by others Ao better ant’s rights of visitation; Edith K. Eisenhower sends her very best QT 4 3 c this town. a supporter of Democratic presi of Wall, Street." "Mr. Deeds Goes Scribner vs. William G. Scribner, ■wishes for the success of the fair FRANKFORTS familiarize the Board with pro to Town,’’ "Submarine Patrol." ' The next day, they were ap dential candidate Adlai Stevenson, OPEN UNTIL MEDIUM EGGS ,o„>,45‘ JAR alimony during litigation and coun at the Green. grams and facilities In the school. prehended by police in Willimantic would, .say only that he is "most and milny other pictures. His last' So much interest and curiosity' Supt, of Schools Raymond E. sel fees, and Doris F. Cromie vs. near, the Manchester car. owned certainly’’ In favor of everyone movie, "Whistling in Dixig,” was John ’ L. Cromie. Contempt and has been, shown concerning the, Ramsdell appointed two cdmpiit- made in 1942. fro;gen food buys ^ p • by Harold McIntosh.. ?09 Henry St. voting on Nov. 6 and was right modfication of visitation rights. cohtents of the.package that the NgU scb Frtiiiupi SRltinM- ilifi’ former Chair- Born In Philadelphia 9 P.M. EVERY Only local aut^prities ■ pressed now^ working on a statement of his , Tolland County members o f, the committee has decided to auction' GYM HEADQUARTERS C t A iM XtilllS Tews NOuit • M MC 2 3 ' iiin (c3 jV M A M rMUY man Campbell at a recent meeting. | charges against the two youths. own urging everyone to vote! Bancroft was born/in Philadel State Bpr Assn, are urged lo send it at 7 o'clock Saturday evening, 22LB LB Strawbei:ri«t'"'“C.onC;tv^»r'’ 3 « « 89' phia. and was married in 1.913 in in their'cards soon for the annual the closing hour of the fair. Buffalo. N.Y., to Edna Brothers. meeting *nd banquet at the Hotel The Men’s Club of the church THURSDAY Kraft M«carMi CHHKomsti 2 F'Aezn(u 21' ♦ JAR _aa-ncttesB. Three years later he A&p Orange Juice „ozen 2 ca°s 33' Statler, Hartford. There will be no will be in charge.of the annual auc- •riflit M l INvM Wax ^ cas 29‘ was wed to Octavia Broske; mus Superior Court here that day. tloh which, besides Mrs. Eisen* HERE - ROW!! ical comedy star, who survives howeris gift, will inclu’de a bed A&P Potatoes ««chfri» 2 p?gs 29' him. ' AND FRIDAY______EAcatarJkrttBrCatiiiM • ' hf« 2 9 cover, hahd-quilted by the women ^ oImcIl the iM verl Miss Brothers sued him in 1934, Mayor Clew Takes Oath of the church. A&P Fanxy Frozen Peas 2 Xcs;35' ; alleging he haej never obtained a V ehM k the 10 OZ A A C ' divorce’- and demanding that ahe Middletown, Oct. 4 ' (g^—Demo ,Nf Mr PACK. FfATURlS PRICib LOWI aiRTIN 1 LB TIN A&P Cut Corn / „o«h PKGS be recognized aa hjs legal wife. cratic Mayor Harry Tr Clew, re 2 I Two years later the action was elected a week after he waa dli-' 85' 32' 'withdrawn and Bancroft was re charged^rom the hospital with a PRESCRIPTIONS f A D 8 I CREAM STYLE-FINEST QUALITY ^ t L B 1 0 Z ^ " | P c Stew _ CAP'NCAPTN JOHN-FROZEN tXN^CAN 29' ported to have settled the case kidney ailment, took his oath of J YOUR "Know Wh«re W’e Are? ••FREE PICK-rP ' d.Re th. , dtg.ftKbl. .11* W I i l l JusTiEDucEO dk CANS m t ■We’re one block East 'of' for $25,000. The'same year she ob- office in pajamas and bathrobe AND DELIVERY” purpet. ' ih»rt.nii^ It (ained. a Lm Vegas. Nev., divorce. last .night; then climbed back iii idael l o f c.lt.i, fri. 1 and hardNto-beat vaiues • * • 5taln SI. between Oak and BlrcH Str^t«T-at .10 Col In addition to hia Widow Ban bed. A SET OF 4 NEEDLES—-retail price.. .60 Your choice df covers. ' m IS eta JJ* ] Htuu* SlU 37' - t^ F K < 3 7 * Soft Bed — Lounge Chair All Fqp ft EVERY ATHLimC NEED. AT ONE STOPt ^ Risfttu 2 *'^^**'***^ 25^ . “ * " “ 8 2 ' jj iissi HU 2 »** *'« 25' i u ^ f m 2 9 ' Total Value ...... $3.58 / ' • and Rocker. ^ • ^ BanU Ciaua Pak wifh Xnel,pak with, aeqiiina, • • SAVE WITN si1.*>r GREEN STAMPS * ■ ■ II.I ■ 1 g.a II 1 ■ French Angora for a t ■ a , ■ YOU PAY ONLY $231 FOR AU atars. brsMls, rlMmOa M u t n ’ LIQUID DCnUCtNT real Santa Cisna (We’iriva the set of nee<|laH FREE) ahd bells. ' ' THE ,NEW DCffROENT AN AU PUtPpSf SOAP LIQUID DHERGENT heard. 4 IV O R Y S R O W ‘ TIDI ' ^IJiTHERS FREELY AND QUICKLY l A i r i O O D . 'f . ' lU X ' ^Stop in Tonight^W n'ra Op«fi UnfH 9 ■ > ' MDMB eourON - • - •* ' , S livn OUST RUK RIMSO EfOEEM COUPONS . lUXSOAP , Our Mntrance Is Oh The East Side Or The Rear J’’ ■ ■ MDMW COUPON StriiwiJ 4 ^ 4 1 ' u ih m tl* tlDEEM COUPON 4 - ' ,. uau »ea3S' ■ * * * * * * 3 2 ' . ^u^iiacuaJS' V • ' . - iiK u a J T * ■' ■ ( ' * Of The East Center $t, Shopping Plaza ■// . . - • ■ ' rttts 3|*' ‘ . SO EASY ~ SO QUICK SO INEXPENSIVE . ^ j • J HOUSE OF SPORTS > ' Y :- . - ...... ,1 . . . " 'V • • 'I'l [ ; t „ START YOUR GIFT KNITTING NDWI lOlSMA^NSt: ~ MANCHESTER Ter ms t ALSOWHJ&IMi^raC -' - ' - '_' - • ______' I
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ISI^AY, OCTOBER 4, 1956 ' I •' I' • ' -'ll ~ ■ ’ ■ ' ' ‘ PAGE C o v e n t r y Wall St., has retwrted to the Msval WBUnB-4M« > v i m o ^ i e M • Jteaerve SUtloh Id BikkoMyn, N.'Tv for active aervlce. He hag be«i f Cheap School WOOO-IBN . JDaily Rcidio with the Naval Reserve 4or Sever al years. ' Now is Time KatUm DayUght Tim* V File i | * l 8 WDBO-4aee : W P O P — l « l f .. .. Mrs. Alfred ILO T H A I tU N ^ W N LA^ L Rjtdd^ Solved^ Jfra,; Maude Ethfcl *>.lCeUe^.\3ff^ ,'t- D m toUowinc pragtam .||elnd;iliM ^>^ WoodbSldga Rd;, died last THrHEW ^ltE % 'WHAY—N’laht Wntrh ■'s^bardeenAK*rHMiTi Y>mvltlrR roiihg QfoUiid Mji'LTri, , N^reiyor. I orFdefeFace Penalty ■uppUad bgr tb« radio aiapaxav. wiTC-3i»ri In Artloti 'her home u te r s long Ulneaei -W ^ R(V-1tuM Nauahlon O ct?^'!^—Secretary of tha'Anny Sha, was boilK^.'^arkhampsted- ■*“ and ara aubject to cbaUf#' March' M. 1879. She^Aa a mem- WPOP-.^Mixl*rn Soundk Brucker sfei-t::^pouUiy !meeUhi;<^ held Gary, ^hA, continue to debelp'p better conven^jiJimoa W.'Greinvaaseia a s e ssbr, s o r, hfus^fKr<>Ay «t 8 p.m. 1>eji:^,p< Andover. (Mn^egational •jijScbikd, will, in clu » ra'tiik ,im "U| Chu'ipb^apd the-AAdoverO^tega. ' City IS using Us-mjtjdt-^iro 4^ ' tionU at well as a qI c w e a p o n s . m iRdei'jtPW n^tait^ay.jrs bulM AschoorA s c h - .. that^offleliiiM_____ j . " » .1 r**W**^^;^*H? Poultryr^eAltif^ BeaidSsCWbuabiuid,^^^^^ ' W P O P - " J t w o u l d 1m a gtievSlia^ercor,” onler to>itmd a JO per.yeftl^penal- jr YV Rinra^ ' she leayecoQe emi^oward l e i a e x p 8haive. fasler^to..ere^ I*:l.. eah^ba bou^t on a doW n' W HAY-Nl*ht be aalt), "for anyone to thinBNthat ty to thelrS»^t tax bl$^^y Cn j. r. West H8«^pid;.,tt»«K>rath 1 WTIC-EI»dtlon TrfnilH^ '-f becauae It now has atom ic weaj 'fnusl file a w riuW Lor printedJ^l^visrslty ol jam ln j.ohi)awt^.jPlainVll)e, i W D R C —Ru»» K au ah in n ayid'guided nti^iles. the Ailhy can perty evalustttoiCon Role of.the::Bepartmeilt d^ Johnaon aajS^it'couldi-^provide'' aSh 1 WPOP-Modern Soundi ^Bcard all of Its conventional in therc^necticiit one ■aHCQtii;S, C.notJi^Hslni^tm aii^kelp aotf" ~’pm lcal Talk '\lJis'>peech-^AAPfepnred for thV form^lv8i>iide lo*eI>^ 'tb^bqilatt^oPthe'O-tpdm r* maniifnctut^ittany'.ln)etei^.^arkhampsted. iNstpry.. Ho*fdrd sparff \GhKle tary equIpment^^The ^ They'm ay b«''^tl}*d In the Bboth-Dlm ock”'^^3lfemorial ' I 4 ^ b i'k fy ., Fnbnds inijMiaU at the fundrai, School, *te.el t^niistrirctlqin' ranged a display ofof "Its' include: Fiction;/Haw wulf," Bty- '4tO PpbA R . 'You g'aiT'tka4'6pLarade$ of^overn)Ti.ent in”'*' jidaeor's 'Office, l^atfd, in the home toitiorrbw TroRi 3 to 8 and 7 naktk it Rriipco^i I ’*'*.** ■ newest atomic weapoMVfor'^ew e a p o n s n>wiVSo Far Prom ^rin g ," Cur'i $p>et^ your^gui^ntee of tbisSlM quality ■hi W ateh 'tW ji'Office Building. o> at North to 9:;Sd;p.m.' Id nexrly eiiminktM m alptenahe^ — .IWaring \ ^njeetlng. ry; ^*eaieb. M y Son." DCrvje 1 s ; '^ A n d it’s the first ibdjanft^chool that mika$ far'fUier flavor^Y bu^et caretur'entting- W UAY—Batty .Um ban WDRC—Koqda.for R om ancf^' ^ ‘tVe must con.stsiit1y preta^^dr^ Co,vehtry'Firehotisi^''oii twtr'^ip Angel's it^yiora." Dodge I'H'W hat ------Raoord RafitW WPOP—Modem Sounda . • ^ 'ClaJ dates, A 10 p er'ceh U p en ar M «iio|ifeter' E v e”ii Ln g . M*r*ld „avbrv,boiigbt bn the'dovvii''pa'ym ejit i ■ Il:aa- . ward^Vtlh the utmost vigor Irt the Crime Is It^TA^^ardlner; "Rlddl^ 'Dventry eocreapOndent.Atrs. crU . .p l a n , ' J i ••ajid clo$e m m rnin^bqt a$$ufe ydil ojF mbre-mea't-for..- Better Quality P.M. (adln Lana WHAY-Nlta Walcb ^ fleld of atomic weapons, missiles telephoiie.^ngriin 2-«S8i. ^ m m ^ w e s t M i d d l yBNM KE \ ' 813,009 P a y m e n t ypirr-rfjiofiey valu>$^ So-^cqm e to POPULAR fpr m eat W DM>-W :Kptby WTIC-Newa ^ and'sockets."' Bcucker said. "But WPOIv^WAxif?' WDRC—Newa A Weather MANCHESprE^'”^^^^ TEL, MI 9-9556 toafR^hip schooiC'dis* j th at's J;^'V^AYS BETTER^;—bettpr quality better' I t i a — ■ WPOP—Modern Sounds St the a*me' tim e'^’e must not trict, 'a fte vit len^hy legal tangle, j W HAY^RaeoHl^Bad^; iia»- \ overlook tha'vltsl importance of obtame^-pemdafion from the slate | flaveir>^. »‘batter value WCCC— R aco rtt WHAY—Nile Watch redoubled effort4bward the devel- F un€ra|^"3er vices, ..^tn mak'e'a^^lwvn'-payment'^of $ 15, - ! w n c—Boprla Final p.m . Mondays through^..§atUrday opmefit of lighter kn^njore ■ effec M O o r ^ v ^ 000 . The reitiRindcr r»f the $ 2r o ;0 i WDRC—RU)Nt.Natighlnn , except Wednesdays. Form am ay be- WDRC—Newa Rapprtar WPOP--Modem>Sounda tive conventional wespini^of, every' EdU or cost 'tKlU be piild next.;year fro 11 :k- filed at North Covenuy/Firehol Also, ^lAinallc TiinOi!’. Itoeburt; WPOPr-Bob a»'-^helHibaiger,' "Be- the township's acc Better Flavor great from^a.m. to nfVStarllght Serenada to accomplish a< d the Blacks..Stump,’* Shute; F a i r f i e( I dl d T ^ , ______^ c t . 4 ( j P — Fune^il' Ing fund. '. , C-^-Bus* Naughtnn specific tasks for. which'L-hleh atomic 4 ; R . m . , ' ^ r e e n s s id . The school Was designed 4 T nina Braarada p—Modern Sounda '\F o o tl Sale Planned HarnLtotended," l»artter' ’‘Don't services were heid^esterday for -V' R a d io Lh a a weapons would be''totally Jinsuit- Go Nearihe^ater." Brinkley; "A George C. Waldo, ;..editor In Structo School.*! Corp; of Boston id'* VB«dV*^dVW------’TntejlM h * grim' Fellowship of Ssc- 68 TORO-Cal Kotty WHAY-^ta Able." • . I>ram of ^^pteon,*’ /Arm strong; chief of the Bridgeport P ^ and Collaboration with the U n 1 1 e d WTOP—B•fcb'Sd'Ray ot • " Wnc-Starltght 8»^ da ond CongrSgationsl, CSiiirch will - TTve Array, said Brucker, must "The Far Trat^iei:,’*: Coltw; ‘^ e Telegram and the Sunday 'Post. - Statea Steel Corp>^whlrh has huge W DRC—Night Owl hold a food sale' .c t .' 1 3 .^ f r o m ba capable of fighting all-out, gen 0 11 Coat of Uvlng," FafreJI; ‘Day of ]”He died Sunday. ' -■ steel plants in- Gary.'\. '< a .m . t o . 5 p.m. rn-'-.the 'Church '4 h i eral ’war ind.^"it must be equally the Ram ." Gault; ■lMiSjK,pf-;tha . The very Rev^,John H . Eaqulrol, Harold DeVault, township __trua- ,S5 SSS5 »- Community House to raise fiinds WKNB—benlna Ranarada capable of d^Uqg promptly with World,” Kauffmann; ‘'AfUrai^n dean of , Christ-Church Cathedral, i-tee, says con.struction oU" two Better Value. '— 'lU —I t i i r R a i ^ L a a a for the treasury. The committee in l^kndit Convicted anj’ other type of' Wf.er, including of an Autocrat," Lofts: "The Bib. Hartford, officiated.. schools earlier this year had ex charge ihcltidea Untie M artin, N 4 K TURKEYS lA R 'rp TO ORDER ONLY SUPER MARKETS any form of 'm ilitary 'Aggression." of the Hawk,*’ Marahall; “The 'OoV- Abraham A. Rib|coff, As- hausted the townahip ',8 s c h o o l He Perkims and Beverly Hath F o r'P a l’s Death He said the Arm y is mobile, that SpUced Heei,*'* Maraten; "A Fam socldteSupreme Court Justice Ray- M ANCHESTER'S FIRST AND BEST. '' building funds. The two schools— a w a y . ^ "major units" can be lown by air ily Party,'* O'Hara”: "Minnesota mond ^ E>^aldw ^ ' B a l in, ■ and -Bridgeport NOT GREASY OR SM OKEV. W E U.SE Ol'R - 10 S i d . 12 rooms..— were built of The group la making plant to ienarada Reading, Pa., Oct. 4 W i—A Jury across continents or Oceana "in Gothic, O'Meara; "The Blonde Mayor JaspbT'McLevy were among OW N SPECIALLY PREPARED BAR B'Q SAUCE brick ,st a total coyt of a b o u t L a a a Attend the State Pilgrim Fellow $ , Ci , Devaiilt says. a y l a . time to deal effectively with sg- D i e d Danting," Rooa; "The the honorary bbar.ers. 450 0 0 has convicted an Allentown, Pa., ship rally Oct. 21 at Bushneli Me W PO P—X u a lc ^ gression, and prom ptly reinforce Straight a n d Narrow Path," U .S. Rep. Moranb (-l^-Conn)' and SALADS — FRENCH FRIES — lAKED BEANS The new school i.s about the I a a a morial Hall. Hartford. WORLD Neowmber, m ait'-o| m urder although a police'- our garrisons in all parts of the Tracey; and “ Squadron on^jt^- Mrs. Prescott Bush. w ife.^f the sire of the -room school and in Plans are also being made for a 10 WHAY—Nawa ' ^ Rian Sred^the fatal ahota. w o r l d .” ^tne,” Trevor, Senator, were among thbte. at addition to its six cla.ss rooms has f WCTO-Good Braning Good Uuiio square dance Halloween party ^ \ , WE CATER WICTB —Today In Sporta ^ rk s County Jury yester He said, as he has before, that Non-fiction: “Roosevelt,'.. The tending. Representatives of State, an office, activity room, leachera "Rockin' Ghoiits" Oct; 27 a t p .m . W no-N aw a day competed James W.’ Redllne. the Clorporal. atomic cannon apd 8 Lion and the Fox," Burns; ’The agencies, city officials, and repre room, boiler room, two rest rooms YOil GET BOTH WDRC—Newa Reportar in the Church Community House. WPOP—Newa 32, of murder'tn^Uie first degree Honest Jbhn Rocket are ‘interim '* Bulla and the Bees,” Eddy; "The sentatives of newspapers * and and several storage rooms. Officers for thb coming y e a r • t l » - with a recommendation.^ life im weapons, to be followed in the not Search of,Adam .i’ Wendt; "The news serviqea were also present. It coat around $ 50,000 less than WHAY-Spart apetUgkt will be installed Sunday at 7 p .r ti. prisonment for the deaUTT>t.J!bor tod distant future by "'wh'ole''ftm- Aga of Fighting Safi," Forester; f r e s h a n d M E A T Y t h e 10-room brick biiildlng. De- . WCCC-Gpod Braning Good Muala during a candlelight service. The NT POPULAR WKNB-^BTcnliig Stranada Worseke. also of .Allentown, tlies of guided and ballistic missiles "A Bar Cross Man.” Hutchinson; Vault says, and is expected to be but-going officers will be in CUT FROM W n C —Bporta ■ o c k e ts.” "A Pictorial History of Jazs,’*' LB. 7 2 c WDRC—WaaUiar. Zalmaa alleged accomplice in sn attempted c h a r g e . CHICKEN BREASTS completed hy Nov. 1— five months holdup. Keepnewa and Graver; "The Re after construction started on a WPOP—Lawreaca Walk Dental Exam s. Set Wrought Iron RoHings FRESH AND M EATY TOP GRADE publicans,"-Mooa; "Spring On An part-tim e basis. Worsske was killed In April by M oth^Found Dead Arrangements have been made WHAY—OUmar Data Arctic Island," Scherman; "The Porch Cohihm Over-Loaded with .Stiidenta LOW, LOWraiOES... PLUS WCCC—Good Idvanlat < K u a le a Reading policeman during a run to have Dr. Leonard DuBoff. local CHICKEN LEGS 62c WESTERN Book of the Mountains," edited by "W e are absolutely over-loaded X WKNB—Alan Brown ning battle with police in which Waterford. Oct. 4 i3P K . : ^ r s . dentist, examine the teeth of chil ■WTIC—Ln Gaorca Do It Spectorsky; "Segregation,” W ar VALLEY WELDING CO. w ith student.s be.vond the capacity two officers were shot. The jury Nancy DiMaggio 'BallestriniT^a*. dren in the public schools. There WOULD BREEN STAMPS WDRC—tiuy Ixtmbardo ren; and "Challenge of Bxiatentlal- T o r P tm Eottiaate Onll FRRSH CONNECTICUT GRADE A EGGS STEER BEEF ruled Redline way responsible for year old mother of two children, of our. buildings," DeVault ex WPOP-Hal Allen e no charge for this exam- Ism ," Wild. OtMtirabiiry H E S-8118 the death. was found dead in bed this morn plained. "W e had needed this new ■t«»- lnatiohr~...^ording to Supt. of Personal Slention Get more for your monev at POPU- WHAT—Olanar Data i n g . •. ■ grade school since the .old 4 - r o o m WCC^-Qpei KTealaf Oeod Kuala Schools D rt'-t 5^rcester Warren. Agranddaughter, Lorine Ved- u Medical. examiner Robert T. An examination dltiyjvlll be given, frame building burned four years WKNB—Baraaada haia, of Mr. and Mrs, Homer KRC., LAR . . . you get low, low everyday WTIC—Three Star Extra Named to Niirae Board Hankie said Mrs. Baileatrinl died WDRC—Lowell Thnmaa with no other work d o h e,^ said. Diette, Main St., waa Bom Sunday CLOSED MON. and TUEft. a b o u t 5 a.m. Her husband, Vinton, Those parents intereated lii "It would have taken us a year price* and weekend apeciala. You alao WPOP—Keet the Artlft Hartfor^'Q^. ilP) -Oov. Ribl- to M r. and Mra. Donald Vadnaia, FREE W ED.-SAT., 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M . f T j l L " » 4 called W aterford police at .1 : 10. Ing the examination by Dr. Du^ and a half to accumulate the ""iUm antlc, at Manchester Memo- get World Green Stampn with every C U ' ^ , W ) *'wUAT—Baeora Thaatar coff has named'tw^o women to the D r. Henkle said cause of death Boff are asked to return- forms TH U R S.-FR I., 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M | m oney needed to pay for the-school state board of exAnitnera for nurs riairfoapital. The paternal grand WpC»-Good Branlaa Good Huale will be determined by an autopsy. sent home through”pupils as soon PARKING outright. Like the rest of Oie na LEGS OF VEAL mother isM ea, Blanche Vednaia of dime you spend, good for valuable WKNB—Erenlns Sarenada ing. They are M ary E. Brackett of The results probably w-on't be .F r o n t a n d r e a r SUNDAY, is A.M. TO 6 P.M. tion. we need more School roomS a W nc—Political Talk as possible. Prospect Streelr-W jU^lmahtic. WDRC—Amoa and Andy Wethersfield and Ono Wlfeox of known for a couple of’days, he toda.v not five years frojn now. Poultry MeeUng Scheduled S e a m e n C Sherwdod.Jlose. son free g ifts for your famil.V, You don’t FULL WPOP—Fulton Lawla Middletown. a d d e d . 2 ..— This down payment sltoiild be a liU— A Tollend-New London County of Mr. and Mrs. Earle W r^oee, SHANK WHAY-Saaa A Ufa great help in sdlvihg the problem.'” paj' a penny e x tra'6 n your food bud,- WOOC—<}ood Branlny Qeod Huale Struptb Corp. aavs its down- READY HALF WKNB—Allen Brown get either for these free gifts! , WnC-Dlck Burtal paym ent plan, as initrated in Gary, WDRO—Amoa and Andy Is expected to attract school dis WPOP-Ed. F. Horgna tricts with comparativelv little BABY ^ §*d0—jWHAT—Sara A Llfa cash on hand. It “provides a meth WCO(>-Qood Brtalnit Good- Kuala od whereby vitally needed school FRESH RIB ^ WKNB^^KTCTlnt Baronada b m c—Newa of the World SPRY 4 space may be built now and paid 1TORC—Bing Croaby 8“ ^ 895 for later." the company .says. WTOF-Gabrlel Heattar ' ;/■ - 'The I story school is virtu'allv all ItdA— 12.Q Z.CA N S ateel. A low ranch Style building, LEAN WHAY-Bara A Ufa / . its steel components inulude inter FRESH ior and exterior wall panel* roof, ND BEEF w n c - O n a Kan'a Family ■upporting colum ns, ductwork, g tf. POPULAR CALIFORNIA CHOICE ^ WDRC—E. R. Murrow ^ CORN NIBLETS 2<^29c . WPOP-Bay U With Kuale ./ ■ ders. window frames and Skylight Btaa— /• CennoclfcHr's FlnosP Frosh Poultry— DiroctTronuForm to You" w e l ls . ' ■ . LARGE NO. 2V2 CAN WHAY—Polka Party 24-OZ BOTTLE WELCH'S '■ Inside and out the school will WQCO— BranfiiB Good HuaM flash, with colors porcelainized iiito WKNB—Piauar Pam the ste>l. Kngineers say the walla WTIC—People. Are ninny ■MM. 29e "A special price offered to invite you. to try our will not corrode and will require ho WDRC—R. Q. Lewla GRAPEiUlCK new full flavored Callfom ia rllng peaches, park WPOP—Detecllra pSinting or expensive' upkeep. The •tlA- ed in heavy syrup—a real treat for the fam ily.” WHAY—Polka Partp Porhodu Stor* OpM Thursdays and Fridays Until 9:00 P.M.— T*L Ml 9-8251 tvalls are washable. r WOCO—Good Branlne Good Kuala 12.0Z.PKGS. '. ''School officials look upon our , WKNB—Platter Party ^ wnc—Peopla Ara Funny 505 Main St. Storo OpM Thursdays Until 9:00 P.M, Hpsford 'Park .School as a ^w Angeles. Qct.. 4 i i T i — T h e i G I A N T WPOP-Kodem Sounds f .-vVjfc etomic age. saya Lt. Geq. J. M. 1 g % g % B t l A - AsiV- • . ■ * • Gavin, has wifJ^ght such changes ' Peas 2 35e WHAY—Night Watch W T IC —Newa In warfare that "rigoiotis soul, Canned Ham3 WDRC—Ruaa Nnughlon JIFFY BISCUIT MIX / 29c searching" is necessary to "pre- i WPOP-^odere S^nda f' WHOLE or SHANK HALF vent us from becoming slaves o f, A iD li Fr.-Fries 2 35c BONELESS / Fresh Native Oven-Ready our weapons. " '[ TelcYiadoB Pnertm a The Arm y's chief of research NO W A STE H, On Pace Two JIFFY CORN MUFFIN or READY-TO-EAT and development cited missiles, ra Fish Sticks 35c 10 LB. AVG. dar. telet-ision and transistors ■ ga fHaslV"” e\idenrea of a possible "break PIE CRUST MIX . IDc through in the evolution of arms." IM PO RTED GENERAL HAMS Man, he told the' Society of Au- i !■•? tom otiv* Engineers ih an addreas * SL IC E D T V S E R V I C E yesterday, seems to be ‘‘fascinated ' BE SURE TO ^ BOILEP HAM !i LB. FANCY BONELESS BRISKHS OF by the biggeat and the best, and .D«7d has failed to trj* for an honest, ' / . - Mlgbti $ «As9al U 5 Pina Parta ★ VOTE A Lb. .rational solution .to existence in ^ QUART HALF Anier. Bologna fc. 33c TBL-BOS-SIM CORNED BEEF White Roc the atomic age." ; ELECTION DAY Swiss Cheese^ * *^ 350 "One theory of the earth's ori^.: BOTTLE GALLON WRO^ifCi, gin." he'added,- ‘Is that it canie Muenster Ch^e ^ 3^^^ BONELESS SHOULDER from a molten nuclear maas.'and OTE FOR ______Cooked Salami 59c If we keep making our atomic LARGE ELBERTA u . Wupons more’ powerful we are j g j j y y j l p NABISCO PREMIUM "kelv ■ • ■ ...... Bleu Cheese ' VEAL ROAST 59c White 'likely to bipw. the whole shebang Link Sausage * 69c k79c WINDOW SHADES FRER STONE PEACHES ^4 ,. 29b into the nethermost nuclear r e a l m s .” - EVERY DAY t - L B . t a k e 9UALITY--QUARTERS LONG WEARING FANCY. ■ ■ -' EXTRA FANCY PKG. INTERSTATC CLEANTEX I M c I N T 0 9 H a p p l e s L h a . Lb. CUT SPECIAL FOR YOUR COOKING NEEDS Tax Aide Embezzled " S v - Made to Order EDUCATOR RASPBERRY NATIVE FOWL 35c New London. Oct., 4 ( A ) — N . 1-LB. F A N C Y t $1.95 M'lth Vonr Rollera Rutheriford Sheffield. . f o r 44 13 --;v -a-- .veers, tax collector at Old Lv/rtie, 12-07,. PKG. i j r u / U N E O f c u s t o m TOKAY GB^PES 2 Lbs. 2 9 c ,)OMPj‘,extri> large and large egga...... ANY SEER-' ' EXPERT PEAS aid CARROTS P k g s . 35c 974 isAAIN ST. DRY CLEANING . Picture Tube lbs. bch. c-oz. Ca n s p iq rsw E E T ■h'. , r SHIRTS OPEN THURSDAY and LAUNDERED ^ ORANGE JUICE C a n s 35e CUT-UP POULTRY $ 2 G 9 5 ------■' <- fA:x::::::: Cut Only From Coiinoctieut's Flnost Whitt Rocks ^"" C R Iik TENDER . FRESH SHIPMENT biF S«fvk« ^BIRDSEYE - J - * TRIDAY UNTIL 9 P M: . TIUPL^^ laelndea liiataJIaMoa, plus lu . HADDOCK FlUETS . L b . P k g . 3 9 c '' BREASTS^ LEGS, WINGS, LIVERS ROMAINE LETTUCE ARTICHOKES ' TRIPLE S STAMPS Uoaraateed for i j W - f ALL THIS M'EEK .* . ' Brands • * - . ^ You K V now .. f . ' • ...,. f . 18-OZ. 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will have ihofa than enough lii the' tix/rtp finance part d r the fiscal Brink-s Defense Mptiohs Set Israelis Sa.y Bank$Stuify^ffect of Tux kitty to pay the tax. perloiFtrom Aug. 15 to next June I^FD Re^oiids Adlai Bids to Tie Ike, T ubm en Uag Sfriwitig to ii:^n , Persons whose mortgages are ar, 30. The i/eat. of It will ■!)• finanp^ ranged so that the institution pays b y borrowtn^T^nd thb'HioBdy bor- T q T h r e e C^U Before C Train R^ked On MortgagtBaymeht Plan In two payments, will have been rowed^vlll h i paid back oVer seven paying foe only five months, or 5-12. yeirsy ' ^ *Gr6ss Carved Out Peac^ iu Mor^ LO 8MFD firemen were called out U N. Wrangle bn Suez . Bpston, Ocf. 4 The de-r was 'ih the doorway of McGirtnis' Five twelfths is about 41 per cent. The Jah.-1 taxNreplacea the one“ X any home owners who'pay.y21 mills The town tax for Jan 1 la about eo last flight 'and today when a car fenae in the 81,219,006 ''B rin k ’l l Roxbury dlatrict liquor store, aev- By ArahFire from his monthly ordinarily le-ided In-April. And tbg - i (Oratitra^ from One) MatiMCiio Islandr’-^lch'.r-(NEA).'^'which they'■ listened' to God^ior-r The n^ipnalist was skeptical their taxes as part of their month-hc. belieyed'StlJ and ac- J4(^4 tax payment, d check '6t, will have'to pay the t a g o u t of None of the'lnatituHons c^tacted The tax payments w ereA W ^d portetf. on rtnliNmy an nto^raft in a pre-; ish-Iranian.. oil controversy wai ca^*ia contends that Jerusalem passenger train''was at The car developed a ghort elr- hew---- sat. j down------with-.1.- a'Moroccan n,a-' - ‘ when,,! found no thougnti came cepted hia-invitation to to Caua McGinnis, as ihe /'brains and banmittia Inatitutlona ' today'' Indl' pocket,” as they always h a i^ a d had figured out the ntachineVy by forward arootid the calend^ pared ilpewh that Elsenhower ap- kettle for^M abbreviated game ann and the cash robbery, was n^-preSenVat 'chjnegtm fire from across'^the Jor- For some^Hhe tax means thatby 1 from home o ^ e r e where'll is hec- -aa-oyu-collect''- basis. oit>in hl» administration to' aay^ jam. 1 tJiey wll. be 19 per3er em tj ^One mortgage banker explained' ary to get added money.' \ nigh^^:%,;^uipment anct men from tl.ey^Wer* able>tO afhieVa^hs/re- stories''othey men toW-how____ they___ , t-heard fricndly''r^erences,,,al of foreign oil companies. drtenae have completedMlm pres- the scene but stayed behind to ea- danTtOrder. The train engineer was atna^iippeajnd not to he "vv’eU;^ The comfort^ of the spectators.' turn or thq^ Sultah and become ' 'hqnest \^h^ them- them -; CausC auif:^ El Glaoui, Um 'Puha of. short'And the I9 pr;so'per cent will/ Ihe sltuationthls way;' indicated they are'-work- SMFD c ^ t ^ ^ e a j and 4 handled ertUtion of evidence. ' j tabllah in alibi and help the otherk irtgages . " s ^ E R Y BATTLE twiMor^a^ut what la goinp Ona Never in the hlstory^-the Wofld; setUemi lyes, with Dtei^wiyea,. antkw’lth an'd/wlth ’ Marralitr^Ij, wh the natum^lsts -Volunteer rirbm elM tani'helples^'<^.«,^ e ^ipes’nipes said worldwide ship- Aftpr arguments on the defehae if they got In trciuble. the only casualty. have to ^-made up by one method nr aome mortgages, the banks ing otC^toe problem and expect to the minor 'Miae'HptUe Frost rthe^entire year'sSaxes in the '..^ ' hated becattsehe was a collal^ar at -26-rbom mansion biirtie to | Pn»t/iMd oil interests and’ the In- m ^loM , will come the dloalrtg ar->\Lt. Crowley said Anthony Pino, The woiind^.man, hit in the leg or another. contact tnalr mortgag'ora 8ooh;v, At 3:39 a.n^%;vtoday people i'ensohtSdeparied. from! Of ISM Moun fj^st pay: nt of the yea stnt-js .wondering Whp won thd thought' they 'emtiHS^antojee at tain' Rdv''t5ja™mujr died yes- full ninc-innihg game., , "N-, Chavaiule,.^ and i...... Mor'o'ccan,...... ^T\faccd_____ the ___ fact''thh<^^''WHk/tor , with the ground on Scandt taland.-VyhOP i ternatiunal. Bank for Rccbnatruc- gulhenU 1 by...... both sidea.. and . ^the ^ 49/>npther defendant, went to the by a ricpchClingT)uJlet, put on full The Herald made the icheck''tp- some they Offe bankeK^jaid his institution battle'hehad with-a rattleanakp. S» prephtM ^texf^ihjjt^iwind to :Ahmed Guehsous.. leam>H-np again.!proud'oCbeihp-^a liberal,''antb-^at; '"*''Was told thai/y, could be no rtbC-off Matta^^tt. w \^tss«a .^1?;e/x> a»t judge'i'C ^rge to the jury. speed and piloted thVtcain for an day after it learned\that some' Jthe town planned to ask Hie mortgagors to 1006 W- Middle Tpke.^^sp«n)ea tei'day at -h eiO ioln ^ ^ h e leaves \Viththe-,«cond game now .Set for' liquoror "Atpre Alp "somewhere■ around year. " U e sa\v'4hfe'Bfiake'Juat before It aenhownrn"'«immcnt'm^ Clerve- to Mkckinac I.sland, and*n/4 my lYvv. P» re^.sbiuqaHic44 ffnr o r ':''■.KAirvv being a- ilb^el-|^ne!;rer^^U!^od . than ftvM . distant Southbi^hfe\y Englkni TelephWKi/’ * *”to paHlcljipsu'tlcljmte. They...... would The cdaiAprobably will be given other >6 miles, until it- reached reade>'8 have .the impression- the M per ce»t or so in a 1. and 2 responded, but no . ^ -;;^J»nd 'speech iaitScMhhda^Sijjthat three ei.sters, Mrk>C B. Stevens ot Rbbet.s Field op Friday, the third five minutes- pf eight --- about." '8on»e Hare EnmigtHn Kitty van^hed into a / ^ 1 c> pile/^; Baker This morning at 8:03 Hoae ^ story to the World werd'-riot un.setnxn.n.selflxh. rAvUsI'wgs a libeitil-^tcoimiiDerat-:^5onv tnethe mnnntan from whomwhoitr-1 1 was f!o. says decision to chnrel ;^rp- . - A* much aiyi,lI4 billiqn for to the jury for determination of Joseph J. (Specs)^ O’Keefe. 48, Lydda. 21-mfU tax will be 8n '''e.xtfht/.taX' payment, . doused the. rocks withgasolineAnd ^'\t»hii»::J5^nw>crahi swhw^’ieoaM Middletown,. Miss^Bilzabeih^'A. and fourth game,s. wiil be played at maT’'imprevementh'iijver a 19- PeiAons^whoae^nortgageiNMa ar- firemen were chlled when a picH'' pVost and^Mrs, Tiacy aemhly 'fbf'^^oral Re-Armament/ caiise'^-lho\iglu'It,- „ - -tV'O woiild be befi:}hBi^--yepar:ued/i. says GuesSO) posed...... $20.000;0(10.. stock Iasi■ ithMein- the guilt or innodence of the de who pleaded guilty' and then The Incident occyred lit the 'Is they would have to ante up on J .r said the matitjition tossed a u/^ted match/^ might maKe>t)le pa.vmsht. itgst|And tu^e tube 'blew up In a-home oh* both-^ of GlastOnluiry; and-^'threO "In-IpSt tjicfe was ten.Mon and .m t affect plan KKconstimct h fendants either tomorrow night or divulged what he said was the 1 besides making their regular tax From hi.s hospital bed, wi aense.’-^ 'C ^ ^ :;^ ' Sunday. The fifth game, if neces- ■violence' '-bf twe'eit'^the Mdroccgn Morohsahs. I \V»s not thinking'in A'TJmes despatch frothSCgiro Saturday morning. ' ' tlement about 35 miles south of included mortg^e payments. gage institution pays ths'town only make adjustm m tjn mohthly "'-^lano., PI. 'The television elee> nepheeee. Aphlo^hws' tq i^Gtapul offi^ia building In Nw-IJaveh^-.^. whole story of the Brink’s robbery, opce. will already hav* prfln^ g-i2 - flnu-ns oh his face and hands ,5l*tit)tnhtn^5f:^I>en>ocracy sarJval'Ebbets Field, Tuesday «pd Nationalist and tm/^^rench Vho terms oryqstice a'hd^ love fhr. the earlier Ahis weCk; said Egypt it'kS-. The defense rested yesterMy/ln Haifa. ' 'No one whose tkx is paid as part ments later. , '■ trtclty''Waa turned 6ff. i,The only eri&^^rtrviccs' wllL be held ednesday;'^ / "On my 'rebU'n,'to. MoiIicto, 1 • Cifihjrela attorney gkiqs pei“* had testified that McGinnis tele- of a year'alax by next Tam.1. They er^UU didn’t know whether th^ ^contused, held ^^protectorate oveirMhe coun Moroccan pehpi^ My.ihotU'ea wete regdy to propps5>t)iat U.S. ship the ninth week of the superior phohed Pino and told him to hurry Persons aboard the train gave of hls-mortgage ■will have to pay The'town has leVlc^hr'Jah./3 damage^AVils J96*<** the- TV aeq rrow .^>jao p.ro. at tha Wat- Thus/ those.-Who hold tickets for went to see El'^doul^and sbojo- missioh'^bsyte. relieved as cdui|iml l^tler'pcrished in the flames, flr^ejVMld. Jiout re- try, biit'I'-tfld not know hbwt'.to be not-pure. Also r^ecognizea- tliat I i1*ed to hlm^ run convl'c'-- ^ o r aCcused^Ofger when he tella, ping -aiiu and oil--;'concerhmuuv cmiuci UK tagecim\c overuvrr court trial without 'any of the torthe'Hqufir store so he could be this account; td^ theTtajrness Uit FunertH-^ome, l b the aecimg gaiqeL will be able to .•ff^tlve in'hcihgtng peace to'-Ihe, was nht getting along with mv -development of,; the chhal. There defendanta taking the witness ; 'Machinegiin Rursts'Follow I**?. Center S'fc>.^itnchestcc, TT«a R«w. use them for tonjorrew's game tlqns, but for hating htm/TT)is ao Judge’ his clientspald him wlilt' seen'by the police official. BftalfcHlift™ country In which I ...... lived,'-’ said'■ rCpnservativc French friends with mo'i-ed htiii that he embraced ipf' bad'-check. . . Etsyeh-year-Old his--been no cohfirmation'-of the stand. . Crowiey^^ however, said • McGin ’Two'i-ifle bullets first hit the ■'We dont ^Philip M, 'Hqse^ minister'-Of Th'keta for the'lhird ganie^ are good Chavanhe. whom .1 • differed. I f- 1 f‘ariH--i;ct report'- ■ train ahd maichinegun bursts fol on Saturday and stv-forth./The en anti-.the-three nationalists I hivi J^Ufornla-boy held liwbatinectlon The last defense witness was Lt nis never left to make a phone l Wll Invites Thfifli-lnto Home- along'ivlth fellow Frenclimcn.n brought with me. Three hodra later d’Htidrewn'tng death of 8-^lat;^old The report from 'iWashingto'n James V, Crowley, a Boston police call. ' ^ lowed. "ail frhro the Jordan aide Ctsm^Qd^helf^xainini CTvVirchv will officiate}.^ and inte‘r> tire. program simply has been- put can I brtng-peace to my country, man for $5 years. of the border.” The train conductor ^'back ofie day. ' \ “ At the .suggestion of the French ■he^asked the French for the return pollq/vt^thw-school chunv' ' said the plan being, draraned would The defense offefetj alibi wit »afe£tut«a,,ohxJMB^ They nienjt'^ltboin the East Cemetery, statesman, Robert Schuman,'. Dr. I asked piyselL - . .^ovlde for the new consortium to He told the jury and; Judge Felix raced through the coaches, order tnis town.'^ f The Ebbets Field gates haU-ujot of. iharightfill Sultah, Ben Yous- T h lg e ^ M in Maine kill two chil nesses for each of the'defendants \\ are indispeiuahle t a ^ e two )>a]ty , *'I becache honest with mv wife. chllect canal tolls to guarantee a Forte that on the night Brink's except Henry Baker. 50. ing the pa.ssengers to throw them ■^Eilendas m ai^^t ' the fu^'r'^^iJTo^^^dVhin f^'^'Crai^Re-^l^Sa"' sef, froin-.ivCAl5xile. ahd U was done dren, deatriyyfamoua old summer aystem." ^ I saw that while I wak a liberal In the memiume,ntime; poultry re tu ilu ^ .its investment.’ . It shM headquarters w The othW defendants Ace selves on the floor. .There wSs .no hoivTo-^hisjs cxcnlng^fcpm, 7 to R - ment came to Morocco and to mj other MRA-|-^‘*1 •"«1 grmir •»-- tj_K \Stevenson, frequently Break for Dodgers ame^to Morocco and to my in politics, I had mcntallylslapped teama had hfbught French ■ and farm with ron^l a estimate the grbtip-would pay off the Bri 7:10 p.m.,^Jan. 17, IBSO--he walked : Thomas F. Richardson, 49; JSme^ , n ifrom--hts intensive schiT o' dbtic. ^ city of Marrakech. ;I invited them tish govern/ii«nt’.s 40 per. cent in W'ilhEL'ith ' Joseph'F.-TrMi«nK'-lP . McGinnis,\M k«53, _ one__I t I. Faherty, 45;sw. Adolph’m. Ma’ffle, m ^ 45 ecurity force.4 aboafd the train I Baseball^ men figuredthat the ,jrty--wlfe down c'^hca she trled--to Moroccan negotiathigotialbrj■gto the point of at leaat WStOOO /vC adh da has ' M m ■fiir his Pittsburgh talk was Into my''I»qrne>',Md some other share'her thoughts with me as a'h whore they could ,agifea.^on other huge and relatively new liranlnm terest in the old Universal Suez of the delendahta, for a while be Vlnrent J. Corta. 42. and Michael retuh»«d the fire. s^rve Si /delicious- postponement was a break for the .Canal C o,...w h ich operated the ginning about 7:30 p.m. ance of Eisenhower’s Dodgers, who won the dpening friends to h«rr-th«iK’-/ -- - equal. My alrhost -^adi.stlc words terms of Moroccan independence. deposit that has doubled countryjs 'V. Geagan, 48, all of greater Bos “WhenAhe danger was over, the that the election be decided on 'They urged Ch»yanne--togo to walerv.-ay until Egyptian 'pres- Crowley said the Cohyersation ton. ilro^ ds Sel game *-3 yestei'day-Ijchind veteran made her feel .smajl. I got on'the Peace and freedom have cOhte-to uranium output despite productiorc passengers gotMip again and be-'" I'V: question of which ]paily has done Caux, the MBA eenffer-in ^Iwitzer- right basis of true love for my Morocco. Guessgus is Minister oT|-j"problems------complicated - ...i—• " ‘-'» by Ice, and idfttit Nasser nationalized it July gan to sing.” trttnessea reportod. Sal Mkglie. Maglie w'iU-be able to ?a would "abiorb" all other moat loTielp all the''people. get an extra, day's rest and »o will Jand.'\ . , Wife. - ■ > / - ; Agriculture In the Independent freealnf temperatures, Israel announced''ya8terdfiy its ineais with First Referring again to Eisenhower's •‘Here I met ynieh and 'ivomeri "Now I was free in niv mind and government a n d Chavanne is shares 'tn^the company, largely delegate would attend'more X Y o r k ■Don Newcothbe, the big Dodger Jielii by private French Investors. Monday , speech, he said: righthander, who had begun to tire- from all over.' the vVorid who were spirl^ to really act boldly for the working with him for unity in the ocus Attention meetings qf the Isrqel'-iorditn-.Ar- 'X •T-think It is too bad that the in the stretch run of the tense Na accepting for their lives the four peace of my country." land. ‘. French FeSreign. Minister Chris rfiistibe Commission! The Foreign. President indulged himself in svich tional I-eaguc .pennant rsfce after sthnnac^ .of absolute honesty, ab . Chavanne then went to Gues- Together Guessous and Cha Stand bv Tito tian Pineaii said it was "quite im Ministry chargefj the U.N. Truce Anid the re R A a gross misetatemont of the rec Pippert^^ight extra strenuous service. - solute -purity. absolute- unselfi.sh- sou.s, the 'mllUanl nationalist, lead vanne will be among the hosts to possible" to make- any atatement On Handicapped Joh Seekers Organization with "steady at ord. P ain sure he is an honor ness ahd 'absolute love," Chavanne er, and apollgized-i'for the wrongs a Moral Re-Armament A.ssembly on what proposals Fram e has for tempts...-to equalize acts of Jor-. Lc! '^-:phe managers said they wmUd recalled. "Thejr ■were iiaving a settling the Suez dispute. able man and could hardly have (Oontinaed from Page One) go with the same pitchers for the- I and my countrymen had done to for the whole Arab world which Fails to Sway The • Manchesier-Rockvllle Com*: dan aggeeSsfon with justified Is deliberately intended the misrep- ■qiiiet time evhry moi-ning in the Moroccans.” | the Sultan has invited to Morocco, Pineau, obviously tired, arrived mittee for Employment of the raeli meastn-es of self-defense." second game Newcombe for the iBU Coach-Elecl X resenutiona which his speech in our joint Ihlerest you do not pro Dodgers and-Don Larsen for the by air from a meeting in Vene Handicapped will conduct an ac Appeals 'to Israelis cluded."- pose to permH..^us to express our zuela eff" French ambassadors to GENUINE SPRINih^XCEPTIONALLY AND TASTY Yankees. Reds at Yalta tive promotional rampalan in con T o ( ^ t N e w The chief trUce supervisor, Ca Stevenson then ticked off the.se views or have- any part in The delay posed further prob Latin American nations. He had to nadian Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns, forpiulatlng arrangements affect change planes at Bermuda due to nection with the National Em difference between what he "called lems for oiu-of-to\vn visitdrs, hotels D oria C h ief' Planners Consider Proposals (Contloned from Page One) appealed to the Israelis to recon Eisenhower s claim and "the rcc- ing the properties.'’ ''sfhe letter and transportation companies- engine trouble. ploy the Physically Handicapped Washington,'!'Oct. 4 .fi^—Army sider and said the Isra^Ii.,.Iordan ’ erds."; coptimied. "Thi.s we do n'ol, intend!Hotels already were jammed to ohev wanted to explain this to Tito Asked whether he would confer Week, vvhlch starts Sunday. Lt. James D. Mef-edith, 23, of Commission chairman, Lt. Col. to/coOntenance, capacity^ Bus. train and plane with other diplomats before the it I 1. Eisenhower claimed, he said, V iew s Developers^ Buyers when he made his surprise visit t9 .Welles Dennison, chairman of. .Fitchburg. Maijs.. recently named | 1, F. Moeh of Norw*ay, credit for the enlargement of the Ipert refused to dlsclo.so'' reservations already booked will ■U.N. session begins, ho said, "It Is the Manchester-Rockville group, reached his declsion.s onlv "after ps, the New Haven might tak*e Brioni recently. But with the Yalta assistant football line coach at Social Security pregram'while “84 '.jiave lo be changed tor those vUt- The Town.Pla: possible but 1 don't know what the. today aaid news stories, news most thorough and painstaking td blo<-k th« Central p r o p e l, say- tocf who plan to remain in New ing Commission-^sizes would not require an ordi arrangements are./ Bosiotj^ diversity, was recovering analysis of ail available facts and per cCTt" o f the Republicans in wUl meet in/dmially with the nance to be put into effect. But talks In their seventh day, Tito Was paper advertisements, high school j the Senate opposed reducing the iog only "I, do not lelograph my Yorkr — Onq of the the Andrea Doria'.s'’Jiwmg to the party paper, made this plain yes When the ankle's swelling re rices "in a imrtimar>’ of Repub- around $365,000. Alpert said. on the weather.” left caused the collislori'; .. ning Commissipner.s’ thinking on to set aside land in his subdivision the- event in the State Armory ment, office. moat successful poliUcans at the E botli Is tenllitive: "Nothing is def terday when it declared the Yalta fused to diminish he had. a hespita! Corned Beef Tendei*, can progress" when farm incohte Alston aaid he would play the n t e officer also testified, there for public use. is now regarded as meeting. 'Indicated Belgrade-Mos- last fail and again this year. Mrs. Hazel Anderson, managier I polls in Wisconslrt-hlstorj’ probab FRESH PRODUCE checkup in Munich 4h August. He "declined by one quarter in Jtis same lineup that yesterday beat was no fog except for possible..oc inite as yet,” he said, adding that undesirable as well aa unenforce The dinners .‘terved each evening of the employment office, said 27 ly won't even bothCr, to campaign A- ^term of pfT' the m e e ^ g with the Directors able. coA f r 1 e n d'sh i P was growing said that dl.sclosed a tumor oft the GENUINE SPRING^-l’ENDER the Yankees jn the -opener but casional "patches" and for tiial stronger every da.v. by different circles of..the Wom of last month's 306 new regis for re-election this faH, lie President claimed /the will be ;^osi Informal^” en's Society are alwfiys a great outside of the ankle. It was found About Town would move leftfielder, Sandy reason he sounded no whistles. He'i- The Planning-Commission found trants were handicapped in some He’s Vernon Counly Clerk Ber- Boned and Rolled FANCYW e ET RED TOKAY co*t’5ht^Jlying “has been' remark- Amoroa up to sixth position in the \ H e> a id the TPC metpbers will it lacked the machinery to enfore drawing card. Mrs. Robert Ames degree. Thi's compares with 17 tp be of a dangerous nature and -lle Moore, running' for his 14th said he heard none from the An amputation waa deemed neces Lomb Fores If Desired Lb. when his own state Adjutant John J. Oleksim’ batting order. drea Doria. hoi^A meeting among themselves the regulation when Alexander and Mrs. Robert Snnniel.son have hand|capi>ed workers among 302 term and completing hla 50th year fienf "Elbvljibor's statistics b^rescpnferring \v;ith the Direc- sary. • and Mrs. Jane Fortin of this town The Dodger manager said he He said he fhst. sighted the Jarvis was able to stand his Refugees Feared , been in charge of the dining room, registrants in August, .she said. in that office. SMALL, MEATY show 4 reachetf1«*^uly "the ‘nrs to^fpini up their own ideas- ground several months ago in re Meredith graduated in 19.54 from 1- ■ are serving on the committee plan- wasn't sure that the extra day’s with' Mrs, Elizabeth Best receiving She also said the oHicv, in co f t cat point in hi8totx*’■'i^^^^ Andrea Doria by radar at 12 rail That meeting win probably be held BU where he played football for Lean, ' ning. the state-wide testlmonial dln- rest would help Newcombe. His and as he .subsequently calcula fusing to set asi(le land in his Victims qf Soviet reservations. operation with the Manchester- # CHAINS AND a l l 6, Instead of helping siwall tusi- Monday night,lg«v. VVoodhlll Heights subdivision for four .years. He Said he will not her Saturday night in Bridgeport jumho-.sized ace, who pitched Sun their courses they .should hkve There is an unu.sual number of Rockville Cc^mlttee, of which she Des Moines (,45 —- After thieves FresH^Sparenbs Tast.v Lb.' »ess, Stevenson said, the r!' The meeting^Wh'the Directors, public use,' let the amputation ' interfere with made off with half a two-piece honoring State VFW Commander day’s National League clincher passed each other to the left'at a New York, Oct; 4 ijp) — U.S. im specimehA-of early gla.ss at many is secretary/is finding jobs for the small business failures Thomas J; Bennett and Mrs. Ruth against Pittsburgh. which...... willbe be held held'>47:36 Tuesday In addition to being unenforce- of the booths... This, reporter has handicapped.. She said of the 192 hla plans to return to school for a sectional davenport from the lobby TENDER, SLICED SWEET FREESTONE ITALIAN" Eisenhower last >'ear "was distance of about six-tenths of a nighty in the Munldflhl Building migration men swarmed over the master's degree in education. ningham, president- Of the "Sometimes when Newk gets too mile. able, the reg\iiation is regarded as been trying for y y r s to >dd a persons placed in jobs last month, of an apartment building here, the than gnytljBi since the Ladies AuxiliaiVi much rest he doesn't have that and which the'Directoi^elect vrttl undesirable on the ground that de- huge liner Queen Mary yesterday goblet to five in an old pattern, 13 were handicapped. These In management had the rest of t ^ alon.” At two miles, he said, he-or attend. wiU.be cancesned pl-imarily A hard-cooked egg leftover ? furniture chained down. ' Beef-Liv^r^SSTour Lb. pin-point control." said Alston. dered a» 23rdegree right turn to veiopers can donate land whiefiTT In a fuUle search for a Russian and found it ar Mrs.'-, Minnie cluded three women and 10 men. __...... "I^tead of making 'prhgress A meetiitlf.., of the Connecticut "During the season he usually with the propoaed public-lanika.s- imsliltcd to an.v u.se or ia in areas Noren's Booth. She is exhibiting three of them armed services PresB It through a small fine Notwithstanding th4 cb-filna ft put more distance between them. aetament,' ■ . refugee and his American-born strainer and mix HONOR MAID—CELLO WRAPPED omCiMl Rights, the Presideht has r Section of ihe'^KUiminating engi- pitched with only, three days rest;” where ir is not rtegded. baby daughter bound for the So- authentic bells. . veterans. it with French Jiowever, the thieves returned ta ^ n on clear po^jlion and excr- ; necring Society wUHie held in the Then, he said, the Andrea Doria Alvord. said the TPC wants, to' dressing for use OIV a vegetable few nights later and/took the oth PRUNES Newcombe w w it'to the Ebbets The proposcdlordinance, AlVonl vPeV Union! Formerly of this town. ’ Mr.s. In addition. 'Victor Davies. ' turned to the left and cut right discuss the '‘advi.iabilUy of an or Mill, would enable the town to buy . Among the salad; er davenport aectjort. FANCY CRISPY WESTERN 1 Auditorium of the Uopnecticut •Field outfield, wearing,his Dodger across 1)1® bow. dinance” that would require devel 1,269 passengers I»oren's shop is ,ln Glastonhurv; chairman of the grpup'a- screening ' Skinless Franks Lb. ^ t h the pressing recent problems Ught and Power Co.. Btcr1tiv„^t. ^' uniform, and ran up and down for land for parks, recreation areas or were a score of Russians, one a Women intere.sted in old-Uiiie aubcommltlee. today was optimis- ' o f school .desegregation." opers to pay a per-lot assessment school Aites where they are need IX „ j 11 at 8 p.m. John Ji Ncidhart.idhart?5tD- »H-a ; .about ' 15 or 20 minutes to loosen into a fund to be u.sed for the pur ranking official. The'falher and jewelry will find a wealth of such tic about finding work- for - five H!*. 1 plication engineer of the Miller Ca Although, it- was still drizzling, ed; > child were said to be pOaidbly the items in different booths, also more handicapped workers. The Cello. llcans for defeat of the federal-aid chase of land for {).ark, recreation in Meriden, will discuss the latest hSSn^hatle.ss and wore no jacket. or school purposes. The fund idea, Alvord said, victims of . Soviet inttmidabon. . earl.v Ahicrican furniture and case history of each.of the five Avas Pkg. bill for school construction. Eisen in office lighting practices. ■ M ari^^f the baseball writers Hospital Notes "w ould bv' more,, efficient" and china. , . . . screened : by Davies' committee The proposal to- 'inc/eaae lot / .seen; to ^ fe r The searchers were Iooklng''for hower has blamed the DemocraU. covering 'the series, thought the 58-year-old Alexis Chwastov and. Th show will l>e open tliis eve- yesterday, ahd Davies said he be Carrots "I have no way of knowing I>r. Barney 'Wichman. Dr. John rainout ga vetk e Dodgers sn ad Vlaltlng Houra: Private rooms. his daughter, Tanya, 2%, The child 'n i ^ until 10 o'clock, and again lieved jobs can be fotind for ail of FANCY HAND PICKED MacINTOSH whether the Presidiinl knew them J. Shea Jr. and Dr. Ruth Fanta. vantage. MaglieTKid. been work them. FACECUOTM1 tthe , facU) when he spoke, or 10 a.m.-to 8 p.m.; maternltv and Try Jiaking fruit cobblers ln l" ’“ *" Philadelphia, tomorrow afternoon and evening chiropodists in Manchester, will at ing regularly with oi^'4Jifee days semi-privato words. 2 to 8 p.m.; Mrs. Jay Rubim>w’ custard'Clips fdr individual serv-” Chwastov’s 92-year-old mother until »..o’clock. Open Hoiiae Sets whether he didn't,” Stevenson Meanwhile, the State La'boc De aaid. "But someone did." tend the fail meeting o f the Con rest in the tough pehna?fK.drive. children's ward, 2 to 7 p.m. ings. said to be atili in Russia. ' necticut Chiropody Society Tues Now he could have a full 'Ye«,r To Appear oil partment today announced plans in SUPS ft Stevenson's crowds in Pennsyl Apparently tipped off by day evening in. Wat^bury. days, if nece.asary, before pitchin'gf^ ■V,. Patients Today; 1«$ Chwaslov'a* estranged wife, immi- for participating in the campaign vania frequenUy were good, some pepper for one stuffed egg. Just to promote NEPH week, (^onynis*- the fifth game. Jt-a^riTTED YESTERDAY; Mrs. , Two television programs witljin ma.sh the hard-cooked egg yolk gCation officials made a deck by APPLES times below Democratic expecta Concordia Luther Leaguers plan "If my arm reacts to yesterday’s deck> cabin by cabin search. In aioner Renato E. WcciutfAaldeach MORE DETERGENT ' tions. But party leaders WId him Htarriett-lilulhguser,. 24 Winter St.; . the coming week ' will feature with the. seasoningi and then pile o f ..ihedejiartm ent’s 19 employ- hia visit would boost "already ning to attend the Connecticut ifamo like it did to the la.ct game back into- the egg white. Flute Chwaatotr'a tourist .. class cabin, PER PACKAGE than my State Luther League's 51st- annual with. Pittsburgh, I wouldn't*mlnd fJAkwood activities of the League of Women they-said,'they founa only luggage ’ jlient" service efflces .. will hold favorable" prospects for winning Rd.; Mrs. Floi’k',Felmer. Toning with fork tines and sprinkle with "Open House" next Thursday sifflilirly pKka^td brand. DEL 30 GZ. Its 32 electoraf votes. convention in Tprrington Saturday having another day’s .rest." said ton; Mrs. 'Thelma Kennedy, Scott Voter.s. . ^ paprika. and bottles of, baby formula. ' SEND THE will leave from the church at 12:15;' Maglie. "We'll see when the time Mrs.' Jay Rubiiiow of Manchester One passengeC, Fedor Soinmatin. afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock. MONTE CAN Mis visit to West Virginia, Dr., Vernon: Mrs. Mabel Brown, 12 Miss Ahder.sOn today added her FRUIT COCKTAIL comes.' I'll probably be ready to and director of voters' service for chle/ counsel to the Soviet Em 1 which was one th? nine states Chester Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Mil- Double-acting baking powders personal invitation-to'lactl em Usa Blue Diteriant Supar Sudt s a v e o u r r eg is te r TAPES! be carried in 1952. was aimed at Mrs. Albei-t Avery,'chairman of go Sunday.” ton Whitten, J6 Ru.s.seU St.; Mat- tho Connecticut League of Women react largely in the oven, Mthough bassy in Washington, said; "In ac the dinner-dance of St. Margaret's Alston said Maglie could still go ■Voters w ill be. interviewed on the cordance with oitr law, the chlii Mmrmm ployers, She .said she hopes they for tha Claanist, Whitast Wash LIBBY’S 12 O Z, keeping'ita eight electrol votes'in tliew Pitra.s. 765 E. Middle Tpke.; their leavening action begins dur will take advsntage of the Open the Democratit; lineup. Circle, Daughters, of Isabella, Sunday “ if he's ready and if I want Mrs. Margaret Zvafgsne, 635 Cen Guest Corjier program bv Miss ing the mi.xlng. 1s. a Soviet citizen.'!___ You'va Evir Saan, . . LEAN TIN ‘ Oct. 13, at the. ' Bytish American him to go.” Alston would not re ■' Solomatin admitted the ChwaS- Hou.se "so that we can explain our CORNED BEEF Gov, Marland of West Virginia Eileen Burr over WKNb /t v on Club, states that no ifashion sho'w is ter St.; Edward Pinavicla, 170 Services." and without a bluin|! i . WM scheduled to welcome Steven- lease his pitcher iCr the third l-oomis St.; Valerie Batcheler, 4 Monday. Oct. 8. from 1 p.m. to 1:15 Lining cake pans with p.iper7 to'vs were, aboard but said’ he NEWS planned at this time. The dinner game, nor would Stengel, although I aim at Elkins, A 20rminute parade Drive E: Mrs. Louise Walton, An p.m. Mrs. Rubfnow will he inter Cut the paper slightly .smaller than didn't know where. PILLSBURY or 25 LB. rRJEE3 and luncheon was on tap before W-ili be prepared and served by the all signs' pointed to . lefthanded viewed' in regard to the voters'’ "Rolshd Elliot, immigration TO THOSE IN Garden. Grove caterers, and fol dover. - / the bottom of the* pan for easy GOLD MEDAL BAG WITH $39.00 IN thsjparty went to the )^mnasium Tomm.v B.vrne. - Tom Sturdivant, service activites of the league. service director for the Church BUY A BDX FLOUR ADMITTED TODAY: Stanley removal after th<^ cake's bakedj Elki lowed by dancing from 9 to 1.' a righthander, was a possibility. World Service, ' told .newsinen he fHE SERVICE Poman Trial ^ e< Davis ib Elkins College for the Tickets are now available.' No'. ak, 707 Hartford Rd.: Mrs. Tomorrow over station WHNC- 7 TODAY! REGISTER TAPES! ■|!fh Wfooatlon the festival queen by The Dodger Jmird game pitcher TV, the League of Women Voters feared Chwastov left. under "in- Marjorie Thori*. 83 W. Middle Ev«^ser\-e Spanish Rice sprink SECTIONS 7 16 OZ. • H.WD-PAIMED the G o v ^ o r airit Stevenson'a probably y-ill be .either Clem I.ji- Tpke.: Mrs. Elvira Brazitls, 74 of Connecticut will moderate a led with Parmesan cheese? ttmidstlbn.” •i>««.ch. bine or Carl ErskinOj depending Elliott said hla organization Eiid^oi^^Trio GOLDEN HARVEST CANS, • MODKRX , Wedge wood Dr.; .Mr.s. Ethel program between -Socialist candi COLORS Stevenson planned .tD_UaveJfor Colt’s Archives upon whether Labine has to relieve. date Jasper Mc.Levy.aAd Independ sponsored Chwastov when he came i-iv Newhombe tomorrow. ' -f?T.-^®-hier-St. ;-MrS. Norma Hot strong coffee is delicious -ft-' New Yor)t •where he. will speak at" ■Swanson, Warehouse Point. ent Republican candldatstC Mrs, here In 1951 as a stateless,. dis •Poznan, Poland, Oct. 4 OPixThe an 8:40 p.m. (EDTt rally in Delan- poured over epffe'e .ice cream. placed person. The service got him 'Glee Club Catsup, 2 14 dz. btls. 39e Jesso Corn,; Whole K’ernel,<^ Readickl for 3hift BIRTHS YESJERDAY; A Suzanne Silyercruys Stevenson trial of three Polish, youths ^ac? cey St,, anotherirally at tl«th St., Serve in tall glasses with long- a Job in the Philadelphia area. cused of murder in the fatal bfiat- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Neil from 16 to 10:30 p.m. The two arc handled spoons., • Jesao 2 16 OZ. cans 27e and Third Ave. at 9/15, and a third Colt's million dollar museum, re Macomber, 15 West St.; a son to candidates for the U.S. Senate. When be and the mother of Tahya Ing of a secret policeman during, rally at l o o'clock al 125&1 St. and Public Records parted, the father took the child. Sweet Peas cently donated to .the Stdte of Con Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lahgevin, Mrs. John, D. Briscoe, president of th* Jiinp 28 Poznan "bread .and ONLY A FEW MORE 1956 QLDSMOBILES LEFT .2 16 OZ. cans 29c ^ Walnut Meats, Astor, 4 oz. can 35c- m Ave. From there. SteverLson, the Connecticut League of Women 'Jny hdding leftover cooked rice The mother has not been furth freedom” riots, ended today, just necticut by Leopold . Stlbersleln, 15 Hathaway; Lane. tc-.waffles or pancakes for inte.rest-t Erf*, RO to a reception at the president .of Penn-Texas Corp.,, .ls warranter Deeds Voters, will moderate the program er identified. a week aDer it began. The court CHOICE OF BODY STYLES, CO,LOR AND EQUIPMENT Nabi.sco S'' Sunshine Hotel Theresa in Harlem. , -DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: log texture and new taste - twe a SqlomaUn said of. the baby; currently beipg Inventot^ed. prior The Westview Realty.. Co. to Mrs. Petricla Robinson and daugh- on whipli campaign issues will be announced it would deliver its Tigr Newtons , ■. .15 bz. pkig. 33c Macaroon Cookies . .9 Qzv pkg. 25c ^ Friday's program ufcludes at-’' to moving, the eatablishment's fire Michael Rubachs, ppope'fty'at 11 discussed. few tablespoons to one. cup, of bat “ It's , a case of dual citizenship i verdict Monday.- BUY NO^VAND POCKET THE MONEY YOU SAVE tendance at the World Series game t«c. I41a Hackmatack St.; Mrs ter. ’ that should be decided , by the The prosecution has demanded arms and historical data to the Lockwood St. . ^ T_. l^cille Rowett, 1127 Tolland Regardless of where Stadium between the Hensel and Peterman, Inc., to Courts and not by any last-mUi- that the youths be sentenced under %tate Library In Hartford, Fred A. Tpke.; James Tracy,.45 E. Sliddle your service mhn or Wrooklj'n Dodgers and the New Roff. vice pnpresident of dolt's, de Cecil R. Dorsey and Amanda J. FAMILY AFE.4|R ute action by the' American gov an article, of- t.he penal code which York Yankees. President Eisen- c la r e today. Dorsey, propefty at '362 Vernon Tpke.; Mrs. Margaret- Collnet, Pratt, Kas.. 6P) — iVhen Arlene ernment to come to the pier and woman is stationed, provides penalties of from 10 years- Broad Brook; Mrs. Dorothy Shaw, FROZER FOODS hower was at the opening game in "Millions of words have tumbled St.' , Johnson was wed to H. Deart John- take this child away." , . the Manchester Eve imprisonment to death for attack Brooklyn yesterday. , from typewriters on the life and -■ Hensel .and Peterman, Inc.., to Andover; Mrs. Judith Wacidell. .son - at the Pleasant - Hill church Elliott said Chwastov's mother on a publib official. The .defense RFD 2, Manchester; Mrs. Natalie Velveteen i*-x cotton, a fact of ning Herald can be fop- times nf Sam Colt, the man who Philip R. Dorse.v and Rita M, Dor recently, the ministers who read recently WTOte urging his return. warded to be at “ Mail pleaded that penalites .be fixed started mass production of pistols sey, property at 362 Vernon St. Pierce , and son,' Coventry';'->Pa.s- ten ' forgotten. Some velveteens the,vows were her father, the Rev. This was followed, he added, by under -another article w)»lch BIRDS EYE MIXED FRUIT and revolvers' in 1U6." Roff said: quale DeFillppo, 80 Brookivn St, have printed designs, as do cor Calvin Johnson, and 'her' grande an offer from the Soviet Em'bassy Cair’ regularly with at! provides only, six months to fl.ve ' PI, 49e A l^ rt Gayson to Richard K. duroys.' _ ,. ... “ Many humorous facts relating to Helson and Elizabeth M. Nelson, Rockville; Vaino Harju, Hartfora; •father, the Rev. Levi Johnson-. The In-this country to pay the Chwas- the hometown news, years in prison. - Police Arrests (3olt have been ignored or glossed property on Garth Rd,' Mrs. Ro.se Morin, 141 Loomi* St/; groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. tOYs' passage. ' The general expectation ia that BIRDS EYE PEAS 2 p k ,.:3 9 c Joseph M. Koss. 3 Center ' St. Add mixed pickling spice to a people away from over by writers pu;nuing a particu Bill of Sale Harry R,- Johnson, were smong- The Quben Mary is d u e at home are so anxious to the sentences will not be severe, lar aiant, but his political'activity ^Estate of Lawrence R. Meach- Rockville; William H. kellev boneless pork shoulder butt when those bres^rtt. Cherbourg. France, next Monday. . because even the Communist pros Wade Jones, 43. o f RED 3, Cov ha-s .been largely overlooked, which Gla.stonbury; Alice Coda, AndoVei - you are simmering it in water. ,, They're all from the Byers com get. ■ ’ ecutor did not demand .the death BIRDS EYE FISHBITES ■ Pkg. am Sr. to Charles J.. Minicucci Jr., Eixtra flavor! ‘ 29e entry. was'arrested yesterday and is amusing'to recount in this presi interest in M A M Oil Se'rt4ce. •Envin Henry. East Hartford; munity. . ’ ■ CUT FROM JOB ■ ‘ penalty. Defense counsel asked ^arged byPatrolman Samuel Mal-n dential election year,-” . James Davis, Wapping; Mrs. Ger in final pleas for clemency, declar Buiding Permits When ''spriilkiing clothes for Bloonfiaburg. Pa. (A5 -Ten-year- terepo with speeding on W, Center Hidden among Sam CTolt's private To Joseph W. Senna Sr. for al trude Bucclno, 174 Vernon St.- SON TOO HONEST old Samuel Gearhart probably is ing the young defendants, were BIRDS EYE HADDOCK FILLET Pkg. St^pohee igld. papers' which are kept under Iqck MrS' Elizabeth Hurlburt. 115 For/ ironing, remember that ‘warm wa Lincoln. Neb. (/Pi -- A Lincoln Telephone MI-3-5121 '“ victims of mass psychosis!” terations to a dwelling at 83 Sea ter piWelAtes faster and mcire smarter than anyone thinks. PINK H ’ CHARCOAL DINAERWARE thia laprnin*, IRafrolman Albert and key in the museum is a provo e.st St.": Mrs. Christina Poison. 24 mother haq cause recently t o wish Second Trial Receeseil man Circle, $2(X). evenly than cold. He sdfferejl a alight cut on his DOLE'S PINEAPPLE JUICE Ernest Gardner, cative bit of historic information. To R. R Wandell for .NatAle Jr Arch St. , • she had reared a less Trank and Circulation :K aeeopd trial, of nine, pe;*sona Cans Roff diaclosed. Apparently Colt had Index finger and was given hospital JV, at 25 CXimberland St., and Ruff ini. for alterations v to a DISCHARGED "fODAYi. Jona- forthright'son. treatment and a promise that he .accused of stealing weapons and caairjted him with paasing a stand- a particular aversion to Republican than ;^cBee. South Willington; It is wise .hot to iron terrv cloth The mother was explaining to Department’ joining in the storming of Poz dwelling at I37-14L B irch' 8t., towels. This» fl flattens the loops and would never again be-put in-a Ihf^achool bus on Srtibol st.. ac- politics. .Sam CoU'Vfas a .rabid $350. Unda Tuxbury, Vernon Trailer police the circumstances.' (>f -an J nan Security Police headquarters, •ordtiig to ^lice, Democrat. Moreover, the -records makes them less absorbent. position to suffer such an injury. To Ralph R. Kuctg. for a dwell Court: Gabriele Bertram. 468- auto accident in which she w u in- Simmy grinned when he heard Today! waa recessed. until Monday to per- court date la Oct.' 17 prove he-was a vindictive one. ing at Eri4»SL, $I5.0(U), •^ams Sti; Mrs, 'Christine Ide v( lyed when her 12-:year-old boy this.' lAit psychiatric examination of- OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL 8 P. M.FRIDAY U N T I ^ ^ n 7 Oattlner'a case ia slated to be heard In a little black book bearing the arld^son. -34 Server,St.; Mrs-Janet , . To remov'd Wax'that has hard-' piped up: ■ * one defendant. Thia examination •aturday, . » date 1860. Sam neatly penciled the Jo Edward' J, Platz for altera ened on any type of cancllestlck. You aee kf cut hik finger While tions to a dwelling at 215 Hack Hubbard, 139 Main St;: Mril.'AUha "It WHS really your fault Mon. helping his mother wash the din wa!s requested by We defense;. . . names of his 'woVkera and beaide moisten a soft cloth or a,piece of He (the other driver.! Was coming. - Tomorrow a third trial is sched- each name an "R'^ or a "D ” is in matack 81^6250. . Lake, ■ M Devon Dr.^ Robert absorbent cotton with carbon tet ner diahea. To R. E"Mfller for Frarfk Bar CampMl, 77 Bentort ,St.; Joseph reaLsIOw." "Uled to start, with 10 defendanta serted. The front page of the book rachloride aiid apply it to the wax. accused of armed attacks and /informs the reader that "R " is for tel, for alterations to a' dwelling at Gamache. 1016 E. Middle 'Tpke.; The mqthec' drew a ticket for MIMING RECGRDg 10 N. Fairfied SL. $900. failytng to .jpeld the right-of-way." ^attrlfratpr looting, • ’ 4 PcnioQBl Notices ■'Repoblicari and it follows "D ” ' for Mrs. Anna Correntl and son; 86 Blend a little prepared mu8j,'ard Albuquerque - After. recently V O U 'll ALWAYS WflCOMI ihT YOUR OLDSMOBIIS DEAlER’St Pemocrat.'" Birch S t7 Mrs. Margaret Leckfor More than 1.50 Boles have been into mayonnaise. Gives Zip! ' IKE PICKED examinini; tHe* incortie Iax retuirui accused on various charges in con M an employe was too young 16 WlhiNING WEEd and son, 16 Mckee S\. of^two ,Ntw Mexico renchem in* Vote it is marked beaide his name. " Mendham. N. J., (A5—Gardeners H'ashington, Oct.' 4 (HV-Pres" volvingoiv’ a joint ■ ' venture, a U.S. In nection with the riota, in Awhich In Memorkm Add drained canned Small green Ident EiHcnhower barked the mpre than 50 persona were, killed Irj^caily, Colt's .pay, roll rccorda in the Mendham Garden Club hzvb STANDING S a PKOBLE.H ^ peas to stewed tomatoes;- saves ternal Revenup Service axent here _ tt sad add 4Mli>a I»-nw f , *old elevator-operator In Oklahoma verify the tranaaction./ ■"■— 7 ^ l| p r a lii when police and soldiers fought Only one pan to wash! ' Jta .bet with his preaa secretary, tha deiivbnati'ators with Unks, jet iioUlhiS can...... aw-'r i/k...... i llttie black book Was bompiled But Faced^ with . a - tosh -growing Glly, says he doesn't mind standing One of the partners aent the fol’- Tae Vika AUr, hearta ,h,.ia d»iM- I Other source data,in the muaeum’s ' '■'JpmeH C. Hagerty, In fact, Yaa- lowing reply; planee ghi) machine'guns, summer, tjiey decijifd to hold a on hill up and down trips, Kitchen .Arithmetic: 5’ pw’JL^eCd MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES. INC. reamartra Use Unerr ,-var\ 'day : archives dlscicMs Sam's -piersonal "biggest w'eed" eontfsL •*' ~ ‘Tve never had a bit o kee fan Hagerty admitted rue ■Well. I'll tell yuh. We'sat on. a iTOKi OF MANCHEStfR, INC nWnng kaapa h-r aaai^ of trouble a tablesDOQn of mSyonhaise. a hall- fully today; fif ^tfs of any news The food industry used 41 per “YOeW (MIDSMOBIUB D iA L B D " reason. He was a ciuididate .for the The winner: A 15-foot wild let- ^th^roy fedt,” he says.'' corral fence and figured the ileal ECONOMY 044 citiraR m ilT ■•*4 had OSudrsB i C'oonectirttr 8tate k£cn)lte Sat the teaspdon of vinegar,egar, a quarter tea-'tes' Interest,-I apept Im'" lf ‘ the morn- out on a piece of board. Thtn^ . Mnt of all "glass containers ntanu- N ll| BEUVERY P U i ^ lueSe weed grotvn by Miss Florence my head was as foert aa m y spoon prepared 811 WC8T CBNTCR «n$Bn'LTEL..Ml » - i m •hd Bbaa^ Oemocimtic Ucket; Roff said, Colville, i ’ . mustard; eighth r lac writlag aetaa,. gpFa Sam a check for Us nartahd faetursd ta Uia U. 8: laft ye*r^ b« a mulU-miUioiiatre.” , .teaSpo^a o f gaitJt and IA dash o f ’. meaej^J' ■_ . '' \ V ' ... • 'L -! threw the'boardcaway. -i; h. i. 4 y *. ,t-' i'V'V--i'! -Vj V »r. ■f ■- r-,, • n - t ' - : V ■mJ\ 4;-' MANCHESTOB EVENING EERALd /MANCHESTER; C 0 ! « , THimsDAY, OCTOBEB 4, 1966 \ "^Itockviile-Veriibn Ike May Name ElksHbnar' Deni^ctats Fa^ipr Slat Fir^f Negro a§ catipm Farms
A R«sld«nti^w* Mk^ to T)ie Manchester L6dge p i ^ -----pr c a rd b d ttt^ the a d e lp i^ 'hoQortdpfiemh^ of the pThBa^Uiif i > *t»<*t. JJKKMd' Ot ■ rein, tfi» served on 9 diniteiijtt''tta$Ellu Homaon win fo off i» ti|t|i» tollowln* did have 'SeB'Bt' ni^ht'M part df the bt)t Iriiuvuy'^^^tepped'«n^^ reY^ ;:$uqday.'. Judgb^hJthe nhtXoqal'rtra/ajrUzaUoii'S'dbservanee ■ efefii&»..to Vernoh^u^hoQ] and gofr*4 ■-'^J*W..'WUII«m K. HoeMiilf!!! Jamesl6>..j^erty, hf^ewspap4C^Week. • ^xirnmenwl jjroblemr'to^^tn care-: _ ¥r#.^4<3ata Gebhardt. HoeHi^ prpss aecretary,.Waa asked '^&e''P^kmeri^rpore accustoRied '^iim xrwprd^'pteiB releaaea, "'-s. of^r^tUUutv, F. tto e rii^ ^copyrighted stdr^Mirthls morn- to ' repdrtipg 'speeMuts in ^;-'.>t^^ldna W^ohnaton^jknd'4.24 Pr61fl>«5t .^Tueid^T iiiF 'c^S fc^^uls Gldba^Pemocrat others kre 'prajsed. Udten^d in 'A. ft^|ph1b(ginan went otritecord at JfaapttaT which'aald-QtehardiHm is iiHiiie for some.?)!*) xiK 'hOiUKiibus.jMaitner . |)|^ l^the AaeCalMMavexlsttng. con- abort : -v the 'appointment^.'' Hageity said he' 'aatne^rtU es of a free, press ^wi '^Udated'>jt^{^ ayatem fo r> ^ e ■Sn*'^rat'-born Jl, IBTSt Jn had noknpwIedgVo^'BUch a'thlng. b^apeakers from t)ie EUu, town'af Vernbft^’ . , "^«nany,>.4a^i4fh''^«f«nan#^'4au*hUr ofMha.. __ lata;_ That is ^n^gerty's 110114)7 0 9 ^ 0 8 6 H ar^J^irato,. chairman Of ■ Jthe No r^fferencea \^et«. ptadjS' to dls-I,. Karl Ka*J'l;pard.of Iriistees and. alko putea-taging: locally dvaij.tl^e''C.tty- hardt,''Cpmlng toHbia country ad of' thV'.commrtte.e iiiuuIUng ar- appoInted'-Olson-Rady COTliaJrtea^'* infant and Hving'ln^Roohville ranEementS'fir^)^'Affair,'Acted as' Discqu^ P L U S Seirie^ repflirt>H,arold HdeiPr Callouete; >>dce . president, of ths; o r N l i t f r ■ed' by the Cltisena Committee for Ing, Rockvllle>'jL Henry State . Elks^Aasqciatldiii''.,Ciedrgc Degenkolbe. Rocs' '.Education, while the Olson-Rady llah' and JBSm McVeigh;' both X.- p la n is supported by the Rock- tera, Mrs. Arthur pasfA ^ted rulers .of Manchester. ville^Tecnon Taxpavers Assn.. »ie Enes' and Mrs. Francis J;- 'By EDWIN P. JORDAN. M.p. , MrS.'-Jdhnaton’s. Jdh statement Said Prichardi all of'Rockville, and Mrg/ rWjTltten for N EA Service ^exrell pre8e.nted;'-Arthur Roy, that "in line iVith the State DefrR Anna Starke, Springfield, Mass., ..It is'a'tjalatake, I think, to blame WilUn)aii.tlc, past exaltsd. ruler of ocratic piatform/’^she is advocat and five grandchildren. every phyitcatapd emotional ill that lodg'S^And chalmjsn'of: thq. 443 MAiaST, M A N C H E m ing increased State aM...for edu The funeral wilt- be held 'tomor of adult life orTwhat happened in Grand LiOdge'Commlttee'nh Idd^ cation and is also aware'of.^the row at 2 -p ,^ .a t the Ladd Funefat, childhood. ‘Nevertheless,it is cer activltlea, often cttUed "Mr.'’Stk." need for expansion of facilities for Home,unm . wit^he^Rev., T>— 0-..1Paul .» J, B—^ w - ''taln^ that each, and every^ ane of Roy is In charge of Ellc Newspaper Trade Allowui'ce for Wood^indowa and Doon.' j both', the high school and grade -njan, pastoy of^Cmoh Congrega us ia ptp-foundly lnfluenced'>pliy.s ■Week activities nationally.' ... I . ' -I- ...... — ...... « schools." tional Ciiurch, officiating.' Burial Ically and'emptionally by Wh»‘t Most of these men detailed'the Lipman's' statement, somewhat will be: in Grove Hill Cemetery. happened tp tiS'i^hen we were chil ■reasons why Uie Elks feel It is' broader than the one issued by Friends may .call at the funeral dren. ' , • vital to the country to preserve Mrs. Johnston, said he is "inter homo todjty from 2 to 9 p.m. A letter . bearing on this point a ..free presi, and praised The ested Ih good- government,”, and _ .P^rcy L. Cooley has come from a' correspondent HeriUd!s work. . "in favor .of all efforts to bring Percy U Cooley, 63, Bbxford. who says: "1 saw a boy of nine They ■R'cre thanked for their more industry into Rockvilleville and i "■■*•> formerly of Rockville, died Scolded severely and then pup- hospitality and kind words by Vernon, which in turn, will fur suddenly Tuesday at the Yale Club fshed because he was afraid to try Thomas Ferguson, co-publisher of m a n o i e s t | M nish more local employment' and in New York City, where he was to catch a swift ball his father The Herald, speakihg for his tax dollars." vacationing. threw him; The boy started to cry Stepping Out: Luinher pUed hiilKpt southern mill signifies the bold brother. 'Walter, co-publisher, and Lipman did not ejaborate bn He w u bom in Rockville Nov. and his father made him quit cry steps Dixie is taking to .handle UieAietioh's paper shortage. Major on behalf of ThS Herald staff; - M’hat he theant by "good govern 18, 1892,, son* of the late Frederick ing instantly. What effect,” she production is a future goal,' . / ,. , The lodge speakers said geneii ment," 0/ say what must be done J. and Nellie Cady Cooley. During asks, "will this kind of treatment ally they felt It important, for any to. bring more industry into the World War I he was a sergeant in have on the child's emotional By HENRY USSESNE s a $25,000,000 newsprint -mill at community to be informed, and •.•t'i Area. the Medical Corps. He had worked make-up and will it be likely to (NE.A Special Correspondent) I Palatka, Fla. Mobile, Ala., is the without - the knowledge given by Sea Republican candidates, incum for many years for the Stevens hurt him in any other way?" Columbia, S.C. — Pine-tree ' site of a' new $20,000,000 newsprint newspapers freedom would be 43 O A K S. TEL Mk9-9937 I bent Franklin G. Welles and Ar Co. and when the local mills closed, Here is a common problem. No farming in JJixle is dooming, al- International Paper Com- threatened. thur A. Bateman, have been con he continued with the company as doubt the father of this.nine-year- . ■ _ . ... •• I pany hopes to have in operation - store, in McVeigh .said he had traveled tacted to get their views on local | °f' ihe retail old boy wishes" his youngster to most as much as cotton did when j ute this year. The same company all over the countr)'' and world, issues, and it is expected they w ill; North Andover, 'Mass, become proficient in sports, partic the cotton gin was Invented late: has plans to build a. $57,000,000 and was pleased to find The Her release their Statements within a ' Ke was a member of Fayette ularly baseball, so that the father In the 18th Century. The reason: j n^ewsprint snd paperboard mill in short time. | L°"« soloist at Union Congrega- When the boy failed to Vn^asure Bowater Southern plana an Charlie Sticks, former Trinity j^ional Church for a number of plus forecasts in many quarters He singled out Alan H. Olm- ■ up. the father was annoyed and that if present trends keep up the eventual $100,000,000 pulp mill at stead. Herald editor, and his College star football player, will I .vears. as well as being connected instead of recognizing that the Catawba, ^ C. he guest speaker at . the annual °ther lOcai musical groups demand will double by 1975. Nvritiijg for special praise. j OYSTERS boy was not yet the kind of ath He leaves a brother, Leslie F. - Pulpwood production capacity May Triple Output Caillouatte mentioned the part Rockville Little • LeOgpe banquet lete he wanted- him to be, he ^ook is being expanded in the South Plans call for an initial produc newspapers play in spreading the Oct. 13 at the PAC ballroom. Cooley. Rockville: two sisters. Mrs. out his-annoyance on the boj'. Walter Matteson, Grass . Valley. at an unprecedented rate. In a tion of 400 tons dally, and l.iOO news of charitable activities un Sticka, a native of Natick. Mass., Probably the boy cripd'because relatively _ few years, the region employes but this production dertaken hy the' Elks and how was isn outstanding fullback at Calif.; and Mrs, John .S. Risley. he realized he w as. disappointing ultimately will be tripled. Bo Manchester; also several nieces has come* to produce well oyer much this has helped in his work. Trinity for three years, earning his father.. half the nation's pulpwood and water officials say.. The mill ia to Serrell and Roy both praised Little All-American selection in and nephews. I am inclined to feel that a produce pulp, which will be, sold , The funeral will be held tomor about 40 per cent of its lumber. the dedication shown by news 19.W. single incide^nt of this kind would Actually, it now produces more on the market to paper-manu paper Workerq on .all levels in He also played-lh the East-West row at 3 p.m. at the White Funer usually not have much emotional facturing mills. ' al Home, with the Rev. Paul J. yhemical wood pulp than.,Canada. bringing the news to the people. game last year. Sticka was signed effect on a youngster. If often re Southern paper and ^Ip in Reasons behind. the fantastic by the Los Angeles Rams and re Bowman, pastor of Union Congre peated, howevfr, it might well expansion of the $10 billion paper gational Church, officiating. Bur dustry sales are climbing A’ery WHO’S tVHO? ported this stimmer.biit a broken bulld'upa .sense of inferiority, re- close to the. value of the cotton. and . paperboard industry—writ Albuquerque, N. M. (fi') — Resi leg received in baseball last spring ial will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. sentment'and Other emotional dis ing and, wrapping paper, news Friends may call at thb funeral Wood pulp consumption and pro- dents of this city may have to buy prevented him from making the turbances which could well be car d'.iction have just about doubled print, tissue, paperboard, con a program in the future to tell the team. He 'has been asked to re home tonight from 3 to 6 and 7 to ried into grown-up life. tainers, etc.—aren't Jiard to dis 9 p.m. in the .so.uth in a decade. Paper cops from the robbers. HOME STYLE CLAM CHOWDER ' '■tM port back to the Rams next year. What the father should realize production' facilities, representing cover. Burglars who brpke into a clean ■■ -yT Present at the banquet to hear is that one cannot expect a child an investment of many millions Since 1900, paper and paper- ing plant here .recently gave police Rticka -will be members of the reg All Veraon and Talcottville news to grow up in one's own image or Items are now handled through of dollars, now are reaching a board consumption has increased an added Incentive to crack the ular LEtle League, farm teams in the image of some other ad new crest of expansion. fifteenfold, while the population case. THB BEST IN FINE SEJJOOD and beginners' class, as well a.4 the The Herald's Rockville Bure'au. 7 mired person, be he big-leag‘ue W. Main 8t., telephone TRemont Th4 rise of the Southern news has merely doubled. Newsprint, Among the clothing stolen was a boys' parents and friends. Rplph 5-8IS6. baseball player, musician, author, print industry has been particu for instnace, has been In short police officer's shirt. ^ Gibson will be master of cere or president. Every child is an in larly spec'thcuiar since Us first supply for more than a year. Re monies. dividual snd no two are exactly newsprint installation, Southland search constantly finds more use Sen. Ruith to Visit State Aide i^sks alike. Each child should have room Mills at Lufkin. Tex., was built/ for paper, such as tough shipping Sen. Prescott Biish (R) will end to develop his own personality and in J940. Until 1940 newsprint haci containers, paper plates and nap s day of campaigning here Monday skills without always being forced never been ' made commercially kins. Research also is shooting' at at a dinner at Koaciuszko Club at Town Clerks to into a mold built by others. from the prolific and rapid-grow breeding a superior, faster-grow 6:30,p.fn. at Bhich he will be prin There is no doubt in my mind ing southern pine. ing pine tree. cipal speaker. Also invited are ■ U n C l l l l f f i land I believe the psychiatrists Enter New Phase For the first six mohths. 'of the Mrs. Bush and State Sen, and ____ ^ that repeated mismanage- Southern agriculture seems des current year, the paper manu Mrs. Robert L. Keeney. Hartford. Oct. 4 op)_Secretary problems of children tined to enter a new phase be-, facturers have been producing at Mrs. Harry H. Lugg Is gene-al CHOICEST MEATS IN TOW N-! of state Mildred P. Allen today in-! f u " cause of farmers' increased - tree a rate seven per cent sbovs last chairman. Tickets mav he b-i vit.H r-/,,,—,,.;-,., . . , growing to handle the demand for year's record pace. The Ameri tained ftem Mrs. Winifred A. .0-1^'^*^ Connecticut town clerks and Nowadays, too. theW has been pulpwood. It takes 15 to 20 years can Paper A Pulp Association ter. Mrs. Franklin G. Welles, Miss' MslsUnta to an Oct. 16 brief- increased recognition of the in to produce desirable Ifbea for forecasts that this year's output Agnes Wood.s, Mrs. Edwin Ma-1 teractions between the emotions pulpwood. But ev'Cn now the de will run between 31 and 32 mil gulre, Mrs. Fred- Strickland. Mrs The all-day meeting will begin and the physical state. mand for pine' tree seedling ex lion tons, a volume which sur George S. M'ilson, Mrs. Herman G. at 10;S0 a.m.,.with four panel dis Consequently, it would not be ceeds production of n u r *;er i e s veys two years ago indicated cussions. In the afternoon, there LIVE MAINE Olson, Mrs. Eugene Llsk, Mrs. surprising if someone who had | operated by state goveriim.ents could not'be reached until'i960. Ralph Gibson and Miss Ruth Cor- will be a general meeting airing disturbed in i and several of the -large paper and Investment in new production bin. ’ ' election law changes and proce childhood would develop physical cardboard companies, facilities over the next two years Bush will be guest of Rotary at dures. The four panel discussions symptoms m later life traceable! a second southern newsprint is expected to .reach a total of noon luncheon, and-will tour ToN, at the State capito' will deal with: to such strains and stresses. mill, .the Coosa River Newsprint $1,300,000,OOO. Newsprint manu land County and several industries P-.Absentee ballots, enrollment snd Although it is impos.sible to be Company in Alabama, went into facturers stone in the, United In the countv along with State adtiilsslon of electors, processing a perfect parent we can usually ./production a few years ago. Then States and Canada are embarking Central Committeeman John M. o.’ petition forms and duties of elec avoid repea ted.misman'agieirtent of the Bowater Southern Paper Cor on a $350,000,000 expansion for Mullen, Stafford Springs, before tion officials. , . our children which piay perma poration. subsidiary of the far- the two-year period, counted on Lobsters returning to Rockville in ^le eve Panel discussion leaders will be: nently harm them. flung British-owned Bowater pa to boost capacity about 25 per ning. , . ; ' . Town and City Clerk William A. By this X do not mean that per empire, buijt a big plant at cent. Fire DiKirict Meeting Linnane, Hartford; Town. Clerk children should not be disci Calhoun. Tenn.. adding another E.Z CUT READY TO COOK The 6-man Vernon Fire District Everett D. DOtv, West Hartford; plined for legitimate faults. lOO-.OOO tons or more annuall.v to If you serve salads often, keep NATIVE ROLTON Board oL Commissioners will meet Registrar Thomas McLarney, Moreover, I have a feeling that the output of southern neyi’sprint. salad oil, vinegars, dry and pre MORRELL tonight to choose a new chief to re Waterbury: T ow n\ Clerk- Lina recognition by a child that he has The Calhoun plant will be ex pared mustard, salt, pepper and F R Y E R S or place Wilfred Kent, who resigned Jagger, Waterbury;^ Regiatrar the constant affection of his par- panded. paprika on the same shelf. Saves CAPONETTES l7c?ntly. Kent's resignation Kenneth Laraon, New Britain; .ents will lessen the harm from , And Hudson Pulp add Paper time to have the ingredients for a BROILERS stemmed^ from what is understood Town Clerk Roas Rowe, Bristol; numerous parental mistakes. Corporation revealed it will build French dressing all in one place. to be inte'pfe'pencehy a commission Town Clerk Alvin Singer. North er in regard to the way Keitt \:*a Haven; and R$gi'atrar Herbert lb. running his departinent. .Loewlth, FaltBeld. Jb. Mrs. A iitn today emphaaized Kent said this week he would Whole or. shank half accept reinstatement only If he re- the change in the absentee ballot ceiVed full backing' of the comhtis- ^law:^ ^which elintinates ■. parttcipa-■------sioners and members of the 'S-com*^' '“ ^'3 , *” in the process, pany department. ; ^ ' upder the new laty. a vcvoter LEAN ALL BEEF Cub Scout-lieaders Needed must either mail or bring In hjs SAFETY TESTED Vernon Cub Scout Pack, 94 needs absentee-voter application and the FRESHLY GROUND fathers and mothers to help in the ballot,is mailed to him. He.then dens for the -Shmngsters to keep fills in the ballot, signs, his'name, their pack |:oing. A. membership under penalty of perjury, and iTllly will be held Tuesday at 7:30. jnails it to the town cljcrk. The p.m. at Vernon Methodist Church. latter process makes it unneces USED CARS sary for another person, such HAMBURG . : K of C Postpones Meeting The-Knights of Columbus first de a justice of the peace, to attest to GET THE DEAL WITH THE SAFETY TESTED SEAL gree, Scheduled to :be exemplified the signature. on a class of candidates Oct. 22, . The change is designed to elimi r e d e e m YOUR NABISCO PRiSMIUM GREEN JOY ivlti be. postponed until Nov. 5. due nate as much hs possibly the use to a mission being held in Rock o f' partyrWOjA'ers in assisting ab ’5S OLDS. Super "88” *2695 ’S3CADIL "W” Coupe '995 PROCTER ft GAMILE- SALTIRES QRASS SEED ville on the original date. sentee ybtelrs in this, election proc- 4-D»nr. 2-tnne green, RAH, Hydra- Hardtop, $-tone gray. RAH. DOWN v COUPONSHERE - - ,8.^ A regular business meeting will *V- , \ ■ V . malic. power brakes. be held Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. With DynafleW, power steering, the Begree scheduled for'8 p.m, in s o m e t h in g ' f is h y X *55 OLDS. Super ‘'H8” ’2695 the council chambers at the^ PAC Pottstown, Pa. (Ah—George. 4-Door. Gra}’ and while. RAH, Hy- ’52 OLDS. Super "88" *400 2 5 “ '^ 2 - ^ 7 9 * Rathskeller. Final 'plans (or an i Keller thought there was some- dramatlr, power steering,/ power DOWN "Anniversary Dance'' to be held thing fishy about his water sup- /brakes. Holiday Coupe./' Gray and white. a r r iv in g Nov. 3 are being made by the i ply^and he was right. -RAH, Hydramattc, FRIDAY! council. Tickets are now available Experiencing low pressure, Kel ’5SBUIGK Special *2395 from any council member. ler removed the kitphen spigot Hardtop. Blue and white, R^H. Legion Paper Drive and out rushed the water and Dvnallow. , ' ’52 OLDS. Super "88" NEW CIDER CROP The Rockville American Legion ymall fish. "It must havi come in *1095 2-Door, green, RAH, Hydriunatic. GIANT alii conduct Jta monthly scrap through ■ the water 'system,” Kelr ^ MERG. Montclair *2695 SMALL paperdrive Sunday, starting ' at (ler commented. Hardtop. Red and white, RAH, Merc- TIDE WE NOW HAVE NEW PACK -4, omalic, power steering, power ’51 OLDS. i^,,„ 795 JOY . COMPLETE LINE ^ , brakes. Convertible. Gray, RAH, Hydramattc. 2 4 e GLORIETTA QUALITY ’MJWiT. ' Starchlef *1495 With Coupoa 4-Door, Tiitone green, RAIf, Hydra- ’50 OlrOSe :*88" 4-Door *295 FRUITS and JUICES i^matlr. Black,. RAH,. Hydramattc. ' ' ’53 OLDS. »,,„ ■» *t$9S ROASTING CHICKENS Holiday Coupe. 2-tone green, RAH, ’50CHEV. '$95 New Store Hours Efftetive Oet^ist Hydramattc, ■ ■RAH, Power. OHde, light, gray. ’53 PONT. ChiefUin *1295 OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY - 8 A. M.-7 P. M, *i haven’t had chickien like this aince I was a child.” For De Luxe 4-Door. Black, RAH, Hydra- ’47 PONT. , 4-Door. 755 matic. Black, RAH. THURS. and FRl. - 8 A. M.-9 P. M. / that freah, clean flavor that chickens oft the farm used to have, there is .nothing like* our iiidividually-handled roasters and fb ’cra. chilled without water or ke ab that MANCNESTEH MOTONS they stay frwh and clean in your refrifeirator; f - - "Your OkbiwobjiR Dtoly ,'' . ■ r/ *. i t“ \ .. ■ , 0122 WEST CENTER ST. , Ml 0-4421; MI 0-42W 812 WEST CKaiTEB A MI 04 R o g e r - o l c o t t 317 HIGHLAND ST., MANCHEStiR 401 Waat Cantar W eet ' M lteh^ S-78U »AGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING- li^ R i^ it. ^NCHESTEB EVENING HERAL d I MANCaBBT^B, CONN4 ^URjSnAY> 0€ T ^ ^
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I Recent the>$portj i^v con partment. from- Jpa^-’ISompsoh-fe'* ar^-Sj^ 'vested that the SlHt-Tolwi^veteraii and agiun.M''- ^iTlodgers iii"at ■ghs to hang up hlir glbW . and ,!ta Hall int&e^inah ilkea,,arter two Wg seaaona with fIe|4.eUifitiaate^...... ^ _ WMte' YTte Row) Dl Gtt^nha..i.------. }iad tf ;jyijgY«K,SJiyone lii hearing''«li»UncaX‘ ‘ •th!^—e'TM ^fster Auto P*rts-Itec^ in the finals of. "We"49»4-.,8tit» Soitbair'Si^hgue chaniplons .CIAC Tbumament. T!*.*.ThV"tir "h a n ^ quandiiEjir^invQlyed ^^JThey said w«^couldn’t some!, boaters fftim Wethw -win bihljlsd / past twosaniMc^--‘’Havingplayedmerk.--"!' ^ frd^^Iu^kegoi), irfeh>3nd-his htld- 'tha. near delirious"DlGlovanna . ioftball in the Antny ann With sev- ■ unwilling rtShag.er, Pete * Although 6«ateir-6r3 in \yeaUr- . xWe>e-lBv''... . At 2«r®iGtovann* ,i;;i>Vnoich cS ii^ & rte > ; S Peti’ day’s opener by the in^^edlbleSa^inbredlble Sal of is oaaebtlUs^.'bidest batlxqfc—tha Emtl^ ctih>atn secretary of the,: Migye. the Yankees aflil remained his right shoulder sajd h e lh S tj^ v01cqar«*perlence, so to ^pealf; . contmlsslon,'nr^^s*ld'"both. Lane-And'- Series and Mkk«y !!Ma,ntla -a-e^.favorite tpVin the Series at-1 he tould pitch again Sunday^ In the; "C)nly ortce be- Jokingly; ” lf ‘it goes that far.!' -BaaSe has puf-ope of his glpess ‘failure to' fulfill a 'tontraot<(^llv,: Room a'l^Yhe.,^88ert H ^ l laifC!^ •fore^had the Ik>dger8-''Sron, the first'' Alston, who has.,called on Magliil away for his trophy room, ing for Lane tq-meet Ralph. Dupas, night W,ere Dazzw Vahcc/and-Carl.) .. .. ,, garhe of a World Series, ’fljat waa to pitch with only three days lest sixth-rank^ contender from New" Hubbell, tv?o prclty'Talr baseball: One of the., secret servlea m^n^*" "Senior sports ihnawn.**'Thonip^ say, Dani .A'ilsUh, Russ.,Cowles ITA I? BANT* LKAOC E Brdoklyn.^(NLi 0 in 1952. The Yankees rebwuided to^ in his last four starts, declined to son conttnued,- "have been a t an Orleans.------'5^ . ^ " \ pitchers in their days.?vance is one , guarding. 'Presidpnt EisMho^r Dick Dubahbslti (switched. to New Yo»k"AtV* 0 1 -i&tn Hiat one; lir seven games. - , ^‘,go so far as to nanad^Sara next yesterday borrowed it In case aiiY.> all-time low^-during the paSt fevy Lane and Dupaa had been,ached- J?S *85 *** o f Brooklyn's all-tlihe grea'tS'whlle - First' gani'iR"si$"ISbtwto FieiO- goalie);- Bill Stephens. Emte-^ib, Hub^Il..was the mealticket for the- Baaj^irs biggest winner thla . assignment. ^We'll have'to'see^how stray balls, f l e w ^ the 'direclloh B obby’Daigle, Bill Handler. Dirti- uled to meet here Monday in a 10- Sect .., uii U4 m Wednenday, Oct, year the SO-yt-arrold New-; he'feejs,'* he said. . , ' of the chief, executive . , . When' our fienlor rec- Williams, Alex McBride. Mike -rounder staged by Promoter Hiitaski ...... in 'tii no 346 Gttmts^fqr'yean NW York (L) Heard Ragas. P e t r ^ y signed the ...... tir m .coiphe has''started three Series,!. Maglte!s hifte-hit success against Reese got it back tl*'Was inscribed \ r e i ^ n pro^am would sobn-return .Gates, Deb Reynoldsedfhd Tommy ^Skipws jKit Kigney of the 300 100 000—8 r games and lost'them all. two in- the Yankees, had-an interesting by Ike wishing .Pee‘Wee lii^ on .ts Snee familiar high standi'ng.. 'Juros. contract to meet -Dupaslu p a s or "anyany ; ■ * J3l Giants andi::wrdie Tebbets of the Brooklyn (N L ).., other opponent selected by the' Totals ...... i . 622 S53 88.7 17$8 028 100 OOx—• ■ 9 1M9 and one in IftSd.'.A;!! were to i sidelight that attests to. the deep his poet-fteries trip to at least in softball." ^ ^A|«o expecte'd",lo; plav para-' Redleg8WereJh"attendance at the ttte^Y^keea. His first defeat, how- : concentration he.glvCs. to hla'work. Thompson also agrees that the mount-roles with the Indians this promote)-," Ragas said, after the s,,,.,,,.- - w . m Ford, Kucks . (4L Morkan S®* attributed ajarge part^of his ''"Quick interview with Yogi Ber senior softball, basketball and base- Mlchtgan southpaw decisloned D u -, <:iu)irii-"!.‘.’.7i,'.'^.'!,'lbs ti» joa ;« 5 Fc^sJIeadquartenf>.-". and Tommy Henricy, hit a .home’ run in fall are five members "upj..froih pas here last July. ' MalinRuagzl 2 jv . m 387 triumph to a Yankee^ scQuttrig.re ra, Ygnks' catcher, who Is playing ;ball leagues should try to select Coaeh' Jack 'Falmer's JV squad. with?C«ach J1m)ny Djdtek"HJf the Maglie. and CampanelU. (4*— - the last of the" ninth.'He Was But Petrbaky pulled out of the jc '. . Ford. " / " j poft-on, him that backfired on the his eighih"World'Series, tnore than play^ra from a 'player’s auction' The quintet comprise; Cliff Lauli-- R ^ e g s al?'the''C'6moiodore wlierg, knocked out of the box^tn his other Amerlc'kmJ^ague champions. .anyone on either team; for at least one season. "I suggest iOh, ~ - - match last Monday, Bruneau said. I Jo)in Riross any basebaUUfigurea ire staying" Hdme ' runs ^YprU, starts., '* "" enbaoh, George (Pushing, Wes claiming- that he'Tcould not have _ , ^'TTemember sohle.qf those early ed that method last year at a meet Feahler, Lee Bogli and 'Anton , , , ...... 826 60* 864 1693/ Dykes, a great third baseman for hlatiGe- .Martjh.'. Larsen ' (11-5) lost his ' only When it 'waS"pointe . had trouble W’ith low pitches . ; . .adult- sport's on « more even keel; I lltlle more hustle to break into the ; ...... 95 96 '*$1 282 lighted cigar'When he appears in five hits and five runs in four in -SJcMulllii ...... 98 llh 114-320 public . . . Sporting goods sale'sr .. Third and fourth g a n ^ -a t "Let me tell you a secret," he The hardest guy I ever caught was would like nothing better than to starting lineup. And not. to be ...... 99 86 * 29,1 nings. Big Don was the hottest T ateh a good softball or basketball tion of the Invejdigation of the men Ripper Collins and Leffy Yankee ^todhim, Fiidash; . aad Yankee pitcher during September, said. "A friend o f - mine, a ball AlUe Reynolds . , . But I sure wish overlooked is Al C'lytrilla who tal contractural arrangements. Satiirda.v, Oct. 5 and 6, flfth we had him now -.. v He really had eontest but Vvlth the present situa Totuln ...... >*0$ 545 480 15% Mantle Connects for Homer Gomez are among the most popu pitching low.-hit games in his last player,—and I'm not gohig to tell lied two goals in the opener, Bruneau . sj)id Petrosky ejaimed' B'Rlnvt (Si' game (if necessary), at Yairicee those Dodgers buffaloed," tion these sports, with all of their againrt; the Rams. And as Daniel-i Mickey Mantle crossea home plate after hitting the first home lar men in towri, at least around four starts. you who he is—told me that Jim hi had signed s blank contract Rrozo^'skl4...... :.f» 1S2" 92 309 the writers. Both are great story Stadium, Sunday, OcL 7, slkth Turner, the Yankee coach, scouted outrageous scores, have proven to son recently remarked, "Manches- B. PEeanl Sr; 118 116 ita., 14.1 run of the 1956 World Series m the first Inning with a man- on and seventh gamee '(If ' neces No IJneiip Changes be far from ^enjoyable. and had not-been ad\’lsed of the B. K<'?*n?'y ., ...... *..-86 m 95 '284 tellers and they i;an hold one's in Sal and Bunti me in a recent game against Speculators are having trouble ter .High’s soccer, future appears date of the.match. Ragas said that base: Greeting Mickey are Enos Slaughter (17), and Yogi Ber sary) at Ebbets Field,- Monday 5ither manager planned any Remaining Solution K<*An)5 ...... 104 105 116' 324 terest for hours. Collins is a for lineup"'Vhange(J, but Brooklyn’s Pittsburgh. In his report back to Itetting rid of their choice seats to extremely brigh* for the next few he advised PetrO.sky of the ar I>»w- Man ,...... W 96. S« 277 ra (8). INEA Telephoto). . and Tuesday, Oct. 8 and 0. the Series . , . "It's TV," mosneb "The only remaining solution," years.” ■ mer managei- of the Hartford Walter Alston said he would ele the club he noted, that the Pirates rangements by special delivery Total* ...... a... 4 4«8 $51 4«« J537 Chiefs . . . Charlie (Pop) Kelchncr, Financial figures - (First vate Sandy Anloros, his lefthanded had swung at my first pitch on 14 one TT . He couldn’t think of sny- Joe continues, "is the proposed letter and in a telephone conversa Game) Take Pressure off D&n Newcom be thing else to birme it on . . . Until player's pool which would certainly a. scout for the St. Louts Cardinals, hitting leftfielder, from eighth to occastona without hitting the ball Quirk Prrdidioiig tion. . R-: Hodges (14), Brooklyn Dodger first baseman, returns to dugout . .Now the word is buzzing around the support of the fans, Ilftcift ...... 115 116 - J09 340 covered isnd signed Silk Towners Pla.vers’ share— $114JIIOJI* Hodges has..been hitting in recent woqld be taking the first one and after clouting three-fun homer in/third inning of World Series look for the New York Yankees to Kochiu ...... — no 99 309 Mickey Katka'veck, Bob Smith, Ed Maga* weeks, said the first baseman the Ebbets Field press room that "Something definitely must be Clubs’ and leagues?.ahafa;'-** the ahoulders I decided to try to get it over , the opener at Ebbets Field. FqllowiPg Hodges is Duke Snider t4). defeat the Brooklyn. ■ Dodgers in' Sunday at 8 at Mt. Nebo Koyla and Jake Banks to contracts would continue in fifth spot, with plate. 1 guess I figured right.’*' he'll take over the Chicago Cuba. done to Improve our senior recre.H- six games -,o r le.s.s. Casey Sten formation aiid will await Trttftin ...... 516 .562 5.T6 16J.1 176.648.02. ' . " • • . • comhe the Brooklyn Dodgers time he stopped the Philadelphia game at the P In/ the Cardinal organization. . Carl Furillo batting either ahead ■ Only.Jhree Yanlhres swung at gel, Mickey Mantle. Yogi Berr;. R l/ 30R dianccs of repeating aa World Phillies cold, turning in a no-hit, ' the Yankees antf-tj'aa belted out in are: his son, Maj. John Eisenhower, Dodger President Walter Reese, who is the Methuselah o f' adult sports in town, and llie'pool Ragas said he had booked the MinicVi ...... ]20 1*07 Yesterday's game, was the 50th ChamidbnB are much brighter, or behind Amoros. Roy Campahel- Maglie's'first pitch. One of them, O'Malley, Jim Rowley, wearing gloves, of U.S. Secret Service, and Whites- Ford and Co. are well ...... Ml. 1002; 341 r- Not wishing to conflict with the World Series the much- no-run masterpiece. The Barber five innings after giving up four la win be dropped from seventh to Billy Martin,'hit it for a'home run. the Dodgers with sl.c World Series seems the logical answer. But.’.' rested and the American Ijengue huge Municipal Auditorium fpr the rtianeuf ...... W 123 114 336 in World Series play for the National I.«agtie President Warren Giles. Others at right are llfi 139 115 iroved Manchester Merchants wUl battle the stubborn Nor* Maglie, apindly-lened right waa given four days between as- runs and eight hits,' jiiree years eighth. It was Hodges', three-run in the fourth inning, to account under hi* belt, feels a little strange. Thompson concluded, ".all of us champions will have tlieir flist bout and predicted it would attract Dodgers and the 25th at Ebbets bandar, mowed down the New slgnments by Manager Walt Ala- later he started the first game unidentified. (AP Wtrephoto). homer in the third inning that pro- for the final New York run. Sal This is the first time he has not must get behind the idea and sup string outfield available this sea a $30,000 gate." h Pros Sunday night at'8 o'cleftk at Mt. Nebo. It will Field. In nine Series, thd Dodgers Olsott Retires York Tankeea yeaterdajrin the first ton during the red-hot National j against Cleveland at tiie Polo played against tPhll Rizzutto . , . port it 100 per cent." son. Also, big Don Newcombe has "If Petrosky wanted a postpone- , Toial.* .. 524 617 811 1682 mark the first, and probably the lastnipht contest of the 1956 have faced ’ the Yankees seven fam e of the 19M Worid Series by a '' TT---- League campaign. j Grounds and allowed two nins in New York Brooklyn "It doesn’t seem like the Series, Needless to add that Thompson’s yet to prove himself in the Series ment, why didn't he a.*k for it?" • j season. W)ille the hpst squad will • tim es...The Yanks, going Into i-1 count. The fortner bellcow of The heat's off Newcombe as the j •*''*" innings but wasn't involved Bauer, rf without him,” said Pee Wee seri letter completely echoes my senti Ragas asked. "’|Tley can't duck the V I.EAor.K ganie No. 2, hold a 23-15 edge In the New Torit Glanta’ eteff, and a Gilliam, 2b ' ' * t^rW.Series Hero while the veteran Sal Maglie may r*-s (iafo C'o. <3> I be seeking Its second triumph in, From Boxil^g teams prepared to battle it out In, the derision, Slaughter If Reese, ss ously . . . Reese has been spending ments Which also appeared' in this have pitched himself out in the match Indeftriitely - .sooner -or S. Htlinskl ...... 104 88 1113 295 I three . outings, Norwich will ))e ■ victories.. .Teahi winning the fellow these same Giants didn't game two at Ebbeta Field. New- ‘ ‘^tiring the final three months of a lot of his tiifie kidding Cuban column not too long ago. W’jndei Tarrn ...... 108 loi Opening game has gone on to win .>lanlle, rf Snider, cf clo.se and’ exciting finish for Na later Lane's got to go through Whelan }io i»47 *°” king for win ' No. ■ 1, having J want and who picked up slivers on combe, although a 27-gamc win-1 * National League season. Mag- ■ Ber'fa, c outfielder Sandy. Amoros. who how many more Silk Town atliletes 105 112 the championship 32 timfs snd Portland, Ore., Oct. .4 f/fV -fte l tha CJcvaliuld bench after being Robinson, Sb tional League honors: But re- with tire match.” " Smtih ...... 115 117 10(1 • iW2 1 dropped a close 6-0 8’erdict la st' ner, has been known to, fold up in I ! * started 15 games and allowed Skowron, lb Hodges, lb doesn’t speak much English . . . feel the same 'way? 1 would like gardle.ss of the V. TajtIPnrt ...... 109 100 hss lost on 20. occasions. . . Pres (B obo). Olson Is hangingg upu p ,> his waiMd out of the National League, but 23 earned run's in 110 and one- Former Giant Twirler "Ifs and buts" the Since his victory over Dupas in the past when the pressure was Mcllbugald, Bs "Amoros, It Amoros usually gives Reese a big very much to hear other opinion.* Yankees are my pick to emerge July, Lane also decisloned ninth-, ident Eisenhower’s ' appearance gloves. abhwed the Tankeea more curves applied. In Worjd Series play, third innings for an earned run Totals ...... ^511 5M marked the fftst time "in 20 years than Marilyn Monroe and her dou- average .‘Of 1.88. Martln,''2b Fqrillo,; rf grin and says'nothing . .. Someone concerning the proposed player s ] victorious over Walt Alston's ranked Ludwig Lightburn to step ) .Merrill I Rugged Dick Buck, who starred Retirement o f, the 'former Newcombe has yet to- show a vic Carey, So--. Campaneila, r suggested to Reese that Amoros pool, hr. why not drop a po.-«t card | Bums. high in division ratings:'Dupas has j ' 108 ,))8 *?! 1 Fort Dlx Raiders in 1952 that the nation's No. 1 citizen took middleweight , boxing., -champion hie. Gld Sal spun a nifty nine-hitter, tory. He's been Lagged with three Casey Real Gambler Rates Top Price Tag . 92 — in-a Series gam e;. .Talked with laimed 10 batters, a new personal Larsen, P ((il-5 ) Newcombe, p (37-7) might not know what he's talking or letter to Jim Herdic at the East j Mantle Iinanimnus won two matches since his loss to •ji.'^Fnrr'a’h'd'!;!! ST 's^ 169)*"** *°P" ***• of backfleld was announced by his mahagCt-. defeats, including the opening Southpaw pitchers have never -American League Umpires Eddie Sid Flaherty,, on the eve'of- his high for Mm this seasion, and de fared well at Brooklyn but Mana i;mplres— SoaiK(A) plate;- Boggess (N) first base; Napp (A) about . . . '.'Oh, yes, he does," eaid / Side Rec. If interest warratUs, the ! And before too long the major Lane, both b.* kayo route. , Viitrer ...... 93-13.1 107’ -38.V starters for the visitbrs. Another game In the 1949 Series against second base; Pinwi (N) third basec Runge (A) leftfield line; Pee Wee. pool could be initiated at .tho first league sports writers will select 1)6 )bi , ^ 2)7'! performer Who will bear watching Hurley 'Of Holyoke, Masi., before scheduled 10-round main event lighted a majority of the ^,479 ger Casey Stengel, a galnbler from Brooklyn, Oct. 4 i)Pt-'Sal MaglleV 1955, he didn't 'wlji a game for The winner of a return lA,ne- ' g; Ka'rrSSm! 89 the Yankees at Yankee Stadium Gorman (N ), rightfield line. meeting of the Rcc Senior Basket the mo.sl valuable player in both Dupa.s bout would move even high- , l.' Kai 97 W i ** quarterback Leon Lewis whoi the action.. .Rumor mill persists bout ■with Sammy Wadker here tb- Mjrees, plua .President Dwight when Tommy Heinrich came up in the old school, decided on Ford be cost the Brooklyn Dodgers' $1,000 ; the Indians while losing two. — 12.1 that Bprlngfleld, Mass.., will re Bleenhower. New York's only cause he "was my best pitcher. The old Yankee Clippr, Joe Di- ball League. league.*-. There’s little question ! er in the rankings and would gain '1 played with the Bainbi tdge Naval ■ nighf.—— ------^ -5 . 2 the ninth inning and powered a Vided Maglie with the ihargln of did not permit another 'Yankee - not $10.0OT, the w-aiver price ^ n early May th^t Hank Maggio Is around for the Series that; Mickey Mantle ofithe Yan ToIhIb 49i 564 469 1528!i! StationBtation a few seasons back. Tom place Johnstown, Pa., in the Class BUUhfri off the cunning and cute pitch into the stands for a 1-0 And you know you always start a good position to ehallenge Cham ’. pnd MagHe came as the result of home victory after Jackie Robinson had ! runner to reach third «>base al- in baseball's liargaln ba.sement. (ircenberg general mahager of the and he looks like he could step up kees should get the unanimous Yules, one'of the leading scorers ini A - Eastern League for the 19.57 he hasn't felt like his .did edge. He also lost the fourth game with your best." Ford was lifted for gotten the Brooks started wlfh kx though the Yankees threatened in SliccesBfillCoach pion Joe 'Brown of New Orleans willU (S) season. . .Had ‘ dinner last night nma. Mickey Mantle powered a fast Today you couldn't get him for Indiana, called Walter .O’Malley to the plate- anytime . . Sal vole In the American League. The for a"crock at the title. The To.sef ...... i.ii ii5 107 373 the European Theater two years Flaherty said of .the once tirelfsg* in the same Series. Last year Big a pinch-hitter after toiling the first home run off loser Whltey Ford every inning thereafter, leaving When. Manchester fiign a pi om- with LMlie O'Connor, president of hall out of the park and into Bed- three innings. He was tagged with $100,000. ■ president of the Dodgers. "This Maglie, the opening game winner, Oklahoma Comet, stande head and would tumble'far down the ladder , ...... — — jJS 118 204 ago, and capable Wglt McNally, j punching, durable Olson, vcfiO iii Newk was given the opening day the previous inning. six o f their nine stranded run The swarthy, 39-year-old cast- Maglie is no- use to us, but he lalng- soccer squad blanked CXTL 107 .383 the Facifle Coast League. He re t e d Ave. in the firet inhing with the. loss. Lefthanded pitchers start who ha^1>cen making it a habit sl.oulders above all other randi- in one of boxing's busiest divisions, i Wniciio'Wiiii jo.i 97 102 :tn2^ ^ Jewitt -City speedster,; comprise | 28. . H Xttoe Slaughter «tb a !^ . The Bronx asslgnlnent and once again the Fhrillo also distinguished him ners M base in the .Isst five in off, waivercU oUt--qif both major might help you," Greenberg said. to pitch with three day's rest the rival Briatol 5-0 in ita opener two dr-tea but strange things have i-Vni-rirk ...... 123 Uti •,■,15! tile fii-st string halfbacks. " , ported a banner season for the The manager said, he wouljL .try Yankees piimed his ears back. ed against the DodgeVs only seven wt.sks .back it marked the iBOlh no Bombers other ta0> ...... I fellow. He’s the most entertaining Mantle's h ilt was his sUth in ^0 lead in the opening inning on revenge bn Mantle tqj,^am into a great stretch performance and' u g^ to- hate with a vengeance, Hank Aaron of Milwaukee. Don ...... 99 93 Ao7 ,t. Ford, up to the M56 opener, had "if it goes that fat.” , ■ W. PnpanI ,...... I(i0 li>6 nouncement. - . y leries warfare and it waa No. 4 Great Performance Enos Slaughter's single followed game-ending double p, then yesterday sent them off to The- waiver price is $10,0mall minor league’ deal with the Bombers in 1949 —r the Totals ...... -'H T u "495 funds. '.i>i - the consensus is that Newcombe and only one out, he got Yogi will, be the flrat- to give his players struggle with Newcombe. Others ly unlikely" that the second two years with the University o f Constant Companiona M a ^ e was Gil Hodges who hom- that Maglie, would be the key man orated to provide the winning Here is ,the blzai-rc .story of with Cleveland amounting to an- same year Manager Casey Stengel gome o f ’ the World Series will Flaherty aaid the decision .y/an ered in the second frame with two will he a winning and effective for the Br^foks and after the first Dodgers with their final run. Roy Berra to swing at an outside 3-2 Flathush's great bargain: other $1,000. arrived on the scene—says the cur all of the credit for his success the in contention in the senior circuit 5f4itor Siiir* <1) I Connecticut and later with the . My" -cpnstajit companlofis have made after consultation, with E ^ t- pitcher for the Brooks in the re pitch, and »eiiQ a harinles.s fiy to past few seasons. be played today. MaKxftH ...... 12M tOB mates on.base which proved to he day my prediction of the Dodgers g r e e t e d righthander Johnny OnI,v May 15 of thi.a year, Buzzy Kept I-ega Strong rent Yanks are more powerful include Sal MagHe (Dodgers), Norrn ...... 116 , 113 jni ! ^*” '"**‘’** Marine.*. ■ been Gerry Crash of the New Bri land physicians. the deciding Mow. Jackie Robinson maining games of the best of sev in five games looks good. Kucks. second of three relief pitch Amoros. Bill Skowron followed Bavasi, rice president of the "Sal said he was in good shape, than the famous Murderers’ Row But under ' the ’laid-woiking Duke .-Snider (Dodger,*!, Ken P'oreoaster Ernest J. Chris ...is ...... 12«' UM Considered one of the best de Upset Victory tain Herald, Roger O'Gara of the "We dislike very much.’i Kbsfld. alammed a Whltey Ford pitch into en set. ’* "x; ers, w'ith a long double and Crossed suit to ehc. the threat. Dodgers, called Walt Alston, the that he kepi his legs strong by of IQ.iO-.. ."In a matter of ability Danielson, the Indians posted their Boyer (Cardinals) and Eddie tie vniee4| this prospect shortly MrCuf'rv ...... *\s.... 9I» 126 116 34] fensive teams in the state. N or-' Berkshire Eagle"in Pittsfield and "to call off the : Walker b w t .bn NowJrki , ...... lOR 112 131 351 the leftfield bleachers in the first 'What a difference a few years the plate on Amoros’ line single to Alstcm, who had contemplated manager. doing road work." Alston said, to pop balls out of the park and best mark in 1953 with a nine won. Mathews (Braves). -before H:.70 a.m. (EDT). He wlch managed a four'worfanS two. Fred Post of the Middletown such short notice, - but I .would taking Maglie out as Berra frame with no one on base. makes. It wasn't too many sum center. , "Say, Skip," said Bava.si. "If I "but we wanted to break him in break up a ball game, this club is 'tw o lost and'one tied record while said rain was expected to start ToJal.i ...... 5B;r r.6G 576 1699 la*l record last fall and posted Indians^ Goal H erald...W ag in the stands was never permit a fighter of mine, to Magdie, who struck out seven Home Run Leader stepped up to the plate but decided outscoring their rivals 27-11. And falling any moment, and would i'ftrr^ntr* |pMMirAn>«t wins over troublesome New Lon- Overheard to say: "Which man is mers ago that Maglie. then wear There were heroes galore for the got a chance to get Maglie cheap gradually. On May 24 he relieved the best." Coleman« declares M arlin ...... lfH». enter the ring unless -he^ was men for his highest total during ing the llver>‘ of the Giants, Dodgers yesterday but the biggest against it after taljfing it over tlie following season saw the locals continue off and on today, to Eisenhower. I can’t recogonize absolutely sound. -> with Sal, admitted Clem Labine would ,vou want him?" against the PhillieSi and didn't do * His infield mate Billy Martin, F s rr ...... 117 123 ' Iw 'mT *•'* Bedford,* Mass. By P,AT BOIJIUC the regular aeason, sent 10 Yankees wouldn't' have dared walk down Has Fans orried one of all w-as Maglie, the 39-year- Alston pondered only a nionienb well. Brooklyn’s public enemy No. 1, ssya chalk tip eight win.* and three night and early tomorrow. A c flo ...... JOI 114 132. .147 i Whalers. him vyithoiit his' golf clubs."... "Bobo hasn't been feeling -.too hack to the bench via the strikeout any Flatb'ush Ave. Today he's old mound master with the. old would have replaced the ^veteran atalematea In 13 starts v. hi'e again i "I think it highly iinllkel.v ('orr<-ntl ...... llfi 126 117V-> '85? 1*1 After an unlmpres.*lve 18-13 set- Unless they are able to i-ome up Weather Wasjierfect for the open well and we agreed, after consult-/ had the Yankee catcher. di-gwn and thenjreplied. "Sure, I saw him '.'He started against the Phillies I he's* been pracilclng for the Tw arnnll* ...... 122 107 • with a complete reversal of form, route. Sal picked up a pair in each mobbed by -young and old alike. Brooklyri,' Oct. 4 (.'Pt —"Aw, I'm head ' and the young arm. He a couple of weeks ago In our ex Mav 30 and went six innings. He Series since early in the aeason . . . outscoring the opposition 24-13.1 Local Sport they’ll be able to sneak q bail, "■ 'M » a c k at the hands of the Leomin- e r ... Jack' Cn>okett . was some ing with ihedicai men, th at.it that fourth ball. ' game In during the ‘off’ Inter the pun^Iess Manchester Indians the first two innings, two more in After all,'he's quite a guy wheii all right. Nothing’s bothering capped his scn-satlonal comeback hibition with Cleveland. He looked won his first game June 4, beating; "* 'vouldn't say the Dodgers make Since ' 1947 the Red and W liitc, Tolali* 556 569 626 1751K5 'ater Lions in the season's opener, where In the atahds and the local would be best for him to • reittc. file alghth and c h ^ e d up single Restored Life to Arm vals,” Christie said. will be fttjYor another sound driib- you figure that he was all "washed me. I can run as fast as ever.” before 34,479 cheering spectators, Hke he had a left of stuff. He'd do Milwaukee.- - We never doubted . . . me 1 see blood," he scowled, "but boosters have had only one losing- I the locals rebounded in brilliant realtor will also be’ og hanh for Besides, Olson has art obligation 4o. K ’s in each the third, fourth, sixth Maglie ‘acknowledged he was / C hatter He said the. front edge of a IM kTV I.KAUI K urday lilght when they game two. . .About 80 per cent of up",ri^ o years ago when the GianU i Such is the insistence of Mickiy including President Eisenhower, us'sqtne good." after that. He won seven games hey make me mad.” campaign and, that ram.e ahout-lo, Wllr* Tnnl (I) , fa.*hion tortrounce Fort Devens 26- ® .. . - , , fans and he /would never want to and ninth stansas. let him go to the Indians. Mantle but. the nation's basebail | "■'Hh an amaxingly courageous per- '.'jiluggish" at that point but a fast *49 when they man'aged four trl^ “ widespread area" of rain, ex Kirka 91 — 1*0 0 la-'t Sund(»v at Nebo. Once again ‘‘nbeaten Meriden Red the fans at Ebbets Field were fight unless he was at his best.!* - * nlWown plu.s the appliance of "He's yoiirs,” said Bavasi. in the last month of; the season- Back to Msglie, the unshaven ' Yesterday's route-going perform-1___ fansIans wanderedw^ondered today if the New i formance to complete one of the Latest expert appraisal from u t^hs and a tie in 11 games. | C H R I S T Y .MCCOK.MICK re- tending from. Binghamton, N. llarFA ...... 88 — 84 (72 Coaches Gecii’ge Milchell a n d i ® died-(n-the-woolm-th baseball- fans. The The bout with Walkbr. Spring- veteran who wea as strong in iJW some'^'"hot stuff" by Club .Trainer Smrted with Buffalo oup stretch drive. He won 13, Y., to Philadelphia and farther ...... 86 ance by Maglie marked the first j'^ork Yankees’ home run king I triple-decker in the an Brooklyn outfielder Dale Mitchril. During his nine-year tenure ' ports that the Central Connecticut K. ArmFironic 99 107 H Frank Toro lo o k ^ J im m v Roach. 'iSO in the Silver City. percentage wilt be reversed .when field. Maas., vbteran, was to have, final innings aa he was when he Harold '(Doc) Wendler during the Maglie mtAstarted his baseball game.*, but that easily could have south, was about 10 miles from the scene shifts to Yankee Series win for the Barber who is may not be waging another per-■ "ala of bcseball career in 19$S -vyith Buffalo, had been 18." who ktiows the Yanks pretty well Danielflon nftida an edpe ov^r fiv^ | Aitsociatmn of Football Offioiala ‘ Plra«»anl . . . . llfi 94 : ?1^ Alan Webb ami TUIIe. Dubose to ' ^ - - - - been 01.*on's springboard fo r-‘a’ reared hiu:k and toeaed a perfect known to "Shave” or brush " back sonal struggle with the "iniurv Only Thing Loft I?,odgers' Jtalf ■ of the fifth, ap from hii .Cleveland Indians days; New- York City-at 8 a.m. At , Macl..a.rhlHii . — 120 98 218 I .spark the Meichants’ ofJeasive at- ■ Hartford and. 20-0 stadium. campaign to gain' the lightheavy- gone to the Gia'hCs in 1943 for Maglie acknowledges that his of hla eight rivaJa. -He la 16-0-2 ’ ha.s many openings due to the re- j \V. Arm.^tronp — 101 fbsk strike down the middle to batters consistently. The only bats- Jinx;” In his most recent three starts, parently restore^ life to "The Bar- that time, the city was heavily 9f 201idi j' larif whileii'ii)i« Al II Marquefi, 'Siliii-dy...... by Hall, the Raiders have chalked weight championship. Olson- lisd * X iser’s arm.. $3,2i I, later jumped'-t<) the Mexi fast ball has lost some of its zip "Now that we've won the first I Rgtinst Meriden. 13-3-2 with Brla- i tirement of many members. Large overcast beclouds. ^ Hanaur ...... — I ll up 14-6, triumphs oyer both the Maglie the maglficent, pitched, in think weil go on and take the guard and linebacker deluxe, and blamed difficulty in making the Mickey poled a first inning Yesterday's vlctbcy marked the can League, nnd then rbt;nrned to but feels his curve is better than tol, 5-0-1 against Newington, 2-1-1.] dHsses of study are planned the , Total* ...... __ ... 480 533 458 1471 1 Warriors and Windham. homd nin yesterday in the opening order, the first no-hlUer of his Series .... T7)e two teams leally g a in st neighboring Rockville and j latter port of this month and in -• In an earlier forecast this aa\"or I 160-pound , middleweight limit Dodgers’ fourth xpnsecutive the Giants in 1950 under CiM))mis- ever. morning, Christie had said 1 ■ a ^d snd White coaches were in fBorin" Main Bout game of the World Series..won by career, hurled the Dodgers into sioner Happy Chandler'a" anirtesly are matched very evenly . . . . Yea, 2*1-1 with Pomfret Prep. But the terested-peisona m,ay contact Ray , Moran...... 112 89 292 ! ; partly for his knockouts by Sugar triumph over the Yankees^at Eb- "H e 's a smart one." said the there was a fairly good |>ossi- Wrieht ...... 112 m i«i 327 complete agreement, over the ' Ray Robinson .in his 'two' last the Brooklyn Dodgers 6-3)»but he first place a day before the season edict. Yankees' Enos' (Country) Slaugh I gave the braas a few hints on the Red and White's biggest rival Hali , R a m s d e 11. superintendent of | (Irimaaon .,... be*j. Field. They won all '-three Yanks before the Series". . , . Des hlllty that rain of substantial ..... 105 74 99 278 ' many re s in s blamed for- the Won by Beecham fights.'He weighed about 170 after didn't -look like the real Mickcv ended, and now his first World Ser games played in Brooklytl's After a brilliant career with, the ter. "His fast ball is gone but he holds a 13-5-2 advantage over the schools in Rockville, or anv m eni-, 290 '(Bamo ^dDunip Mantle. • ies victory after two previous fail pite -the w’rtckage the Brooklyn Indians while Wethersfield, anoth- 1 ber of the board, proptrtions would knock out the OlRon ...... no 124 108 342 Indians’ setbac]^ last Saturday but training Tues0 103 203 Brooklyn, Oct. 4 (;P)- Stanley R. one times in the olxnlng game . . . ''Ford Just had a bad .day." / Another b ^ht mark in retent Dirk ...... 11*6 99 108 113 the rugged game of football/ and idkd veteran. Hector Constance, in Olsen then delanded .1^8 ch$m- Duke Snider's single In the third— Falla. N, Y., Dodger nemesis, al down already, should Still be re With (Cleveland, he was a costly they let Sal's first one gft by with Helen Wilhelm 121; Du.*ty League- Hrath ...... _ 88 117 205 ! the locals have been working hafd Mantle failed to get the jump and though admittedly tired and " a ll Narhiiolo ...... 88 a boring 10-round bout. plohshlp successfully three times garded as favorites in this Series. luxury, too, earnl-ig $28,000 to out swinging. Most of them^were Stan Miruckl 372. — i all. week, anticipating a^i upset and wSn seven other fights beforf- let them both, fall safely in front .sit on the bench. From July 31, "What an awful fight,? of him...... —■ strikes. // ' Brookl.vn. Oct. 4 (/Pi Each Trttal*^ ...... 515 "455 1426 1 Satiirda}/, night. It may be quite side, fan commented. "Thipk challenging .llghtheavyweight king Expect Ring Body BOWLING LK.\Gl'E secivtar- .Mrrriir. .MKrkrI 1 prob.abTe" that many new 'faces Archie Moore in June. l955.‘ Moore Som e. felt that a good center- World Series, manager took a big furrand ...... 108 .98 1<»4 310 1a "special a.?8i(itanl" to General lousy this must look oniTlir," T ies are remliided that the names of SadrAxlnnkl ..., ...... 109 9.5 118 .32^: will be seen In the JR.ed and knocked''out Olson .In tha third fielder'should-have ha4 them In his ONCE A YEAR all teams must be spelled , out ApnIrby ...... i\7t M- 100 305 ! IMhlte's. starting lineup against Most of the 2.116 !who si the ^ d m ( B pocket. Suspend Cpnlroversial 'Pledge Grow Stronger DrHtlp "Harris will be stationed in Bos- roiind, and he has beeri on the .(Church League) and all names ...... 95 *102 98 295 • the downstiite’rs: fight, in Miami Beach AliditpriOm downgrade sipce. . '->* *'. ‘ SALE OF ^ ^must be printed (Dusty' League Stengel of the Yankees lost. Ji^nkowEkl t»/...... 109 ,112 1(14 i1262Sj j ton and will be a general trouble seemed to agree with that*-- ap e Jumps San Frkncisco, Oct. 4 (/P>~A .i: Alston gambled on leaving Sal Ingredients-. Lacking and Pioneer) befory. handed in to -Total* ...... 638 495 624 15571 oqter,” Cronin said yesterday praisal. fo r' they booed intermit > HELD HQRHE’S N,tME For- 1956 Melbourne Games tougher altitildr will be Uken In the sports department, . Maglie on the mound in the- flflJt i ■ . announcing the signing.' ’Three necesaarj' Ingredients for tently throughout the fight dnd Califoiiiia on 'kppllcatlons f o' r when with .two oii and one' out a i any aucceskful grid squad Camden. N.J. (ifi -:,- Red Ells To ,327 with Three Sateties Ewinni(d«is ARA (S)' Earj is, who resigned last .week there were some loud Bronx cheers worth had the, name .California bouts 9y boxers with-.qrllT»lnai. rec KIWANIS CLUB plans a golf home run by Yogi Berra would Fi.shf*r ...... 9T 117 109 317 strong ground attack, a good as\the boxers Went to , their ebr- Lausanne, Switzerland, Oct. 4<* honest. That is ail that matters." ords. have tied the si-ore at 6-6. Maglie Milurki ...... 135 130 117 372 pas.*er and a sound defense—have Kid reserved for three .years *8-1111' (yp) — The controversial anti-pro 'The board said’ its action in re tournament Monday at the Coun- Brrnnan ...... 113 106 112 333 will serve.a.* an aldeito. the man nefs at the end of the 10th round. the Jockey Club, waiting -for “our Brooklyn, Oct. 4 (g?.-Flaring•.ing up to do with Whltey Ford, The "New Broom" Ath tiry Club. A small greens fee will went on to Win. rhanr4if ...a ...... 106 J05 87 298 been lacking' to date in, the fessional pledge,, which had threat turning to the pledge used d(irihg ^'’ 'j y ' orld Series: , Before he tagged the Yankee lefty Stengel, gambled in starting Brrtarhr ...... in 95 114 320 who, replaced him as field man- Indians' makeup. The locals have The crowd paid a gross -gate of best race horse/.proa'pecY-’.* Cali letic Commission, namedarecently be charged to non-Countr.v Club $7,019 to see the fight, which was the 1952 Games at Helsinki w-a.* They don't call Bnae Slaughter foT a single and a ganie-winning Whltey Ford, a lefthander, in Eh- a'ger of the Red Sox at the end Bverageil dnlj) 92 yards rushing in fornia Kid is leading candidate for ened to split Olympic ranKs. has to clean up the sport, decided yes 'members. Alex Hackney will also Toiala *...... %2 axi •8.13 1640 of (he 1934 .season.. televised and broadcast nationally. the Garden State' on Oct. 37, - i been suspended for the Melbourne motivated by insufficient notice of the ".Old Pro" for nothing. His home rim, Hcxfges had faced' Ford terday that in'the futurb any que.*‘ hold a' Kickers Tournament. ,r bets Field, which with its short Spoaror Rabbor <81 two starts compared to 194 yards t.ie new pledge, which first ap leftfield is considered bad for lef Dnddarin ...... V. 82 95 112 289 His appointment to w h a t- averaged by the opposition. And pames. three hits yesterday b o o s t e d 11 times in World Series games tionable case must be submitted to Friedrich 96 93 imi 289 peared in the Olympic rules pub Slaughter's • World Scries batting arid m ^aged' only one hit. it directly after thorough study. N IW ^ . HIGH SOCCER team-engages ties.' Jackie Robinspn and Gil Kaa'*virh ...... 8l 94 92 270 amounts to -assistant general the Indians have Completed Just The IOC Executive Board last lished in'July. • *. Hodges belted homers that might I.uran ... manager confihned two-week-old five aerials (2.5, per cent) in 20 at average to .327 with 16 safeties in Into, 'the special examination Gfcatrr I^worl unbeaten Hall tomorrbw afternoon ...... V 92 1» 314 nigh^ decided sfter,. a three-hour Adverse Reaction have been outs'at Yankee Stadium JnurnEau ...... J06 97 92 295 report.a that the baseball-wise tempts for a total of 34 yards; session to^ return to the old Olym- 49 ,ti;ips. The 40-year-old Yankee, , . Maglie- was the third Brooklyn category will be mere who have' m w at 3:15. in. West Hartford. And in *- - -■ - -J ..... ' " ' I ' ------'."k The rule, which , required slh- outfielder played, ini 12 Series pitcher to strike out' 10 batters in Hartford'the Red and White cross or. at \8-orst extra base hits, and T4>taU a. 468 471 618 1457 veteran was headed for Boston. Poor statistics, no, matter hovy you pic vow- which requires only thathetes to sign a pledge stating they been convicted of serious mi$de- Fuel Bconomyi look at them. ^ ■ gamesrvam** with the St.G* Louis F^o*.*!**Cards in a World SeriesM_i l _ geme.___k. - TheMM_-SI others_____ meanors and' felonies and those country squad meets the Owls that provided four of the runa the Another report has been that each athlete declare he is an ama- would 'remain amateurs, brought 1942 and 1946. . . IMW/ Dodgei-s needed in winning 6-3. Also, the wlhle.sa Indians have teuf. The words "And to remain” were;Don Newcombe, who whiffed who have been frequently charged wifh the ibeals seeking their 33rd INTENSE WORK he, is destined. tio Succeed Cronin MEN^S BOW LING firiSK li kiraiton rnciari. IIS V, M adverse reaction fSbrh Olympic Starting EokI consecutive vlc-toi-Y. Alston's gamble was made on 1- and . when Ssn Francisco ob averaged' ju.st 27.3 ,varda in 10 .ryt-le AC. 8ls(lr phaae. Smaller I (an amateur) were suppressed at team members of several coun 11 Yankees In the first game of with them even If not convicted: , and larxrr >itr naiu avallabir. NIW the 39-year-old Maglie's earnest tains a major league franchise. punts to date^ and 110 yards in I least as far . as the Melbourne tries'.^ . . Incidental data abouD today’s the' 1949 Series and Carl Erskine, Althbugh the commission did Lewiston. MSlne—Slowly leco'v- not pass any hard and fast rule, ., I RED AND WHITE jy soccer plea. „ , „ According to spebuUtion In base penaltiM 'in two starts have not A L ^ ug is bffing formtd to bowl Monday tvo- SAVE SHIPPING COSTS Games are concerned. 'The board's resolution said . the pitchers: Don Newcombe of --Ihe a record-breaker with 1,4 strike Qiiif ter-Quirit I "Maybe I'm not as sjiarp as 1 ering from thcir-13-7 loss to Nor/ Bi-ooks gave up 33 home runs' In outs against the Yanks in the third Commissioner 'Douglas Hsyden. of ^ Isquad remained unbeaten* and un- ball circles, Cronin would get an helped their cause. But the Silk Mnat aire anila .wilt fit la Ike . Avery Brundags of Chicago; ‘ intended principle" of the pledge ^ Zttjii ‘ in'and %rt might be, but let me pitch to Ber vylch, the Bates College Bobca^fs Tow-ners are capable of a much ningi gt 8:30, Any fiKun or iiidividiiols who wish Itaak of year car!- president of the IOC and leader of 268 Innings daring the regular game in 1953. San Francisco said. "I don't believe 4^$ltf4& the nine freat new I scored upon .yesterday afternoon executive post with San Francisco, 'i ■ of amateur inte'ntion . again would j with a close 1-6 victory over Glas- ra," Maglie asked. ■* - ... , have begun intense work on their whii'h now is a Boston farm in the stronger performance and could, the fight for the riew rule, ex- be discussed at a full meeting of season. He walked 46, struck out anyone implicated in narcotics ’S6 F.vinnidei. to liowl in this Loogut eon gdt in touch with Boh ^ W'rile Inf f'alalns Bti cases should be allowed t4> box." ; tonbury in a road contest. Deb Rey Then wi'lh -the; count 3 and 2, pass defense in preparation for the Pacific Coas't League. with, a little more aggressiveness Opea llaily. dad Kandaya pheased satiafacUbn over the com- the IOC meeting in Melbourne 137 snd completed 18 of his 56 iVhat's your innjng in the office lEerra lined an outside pitch to meeOhg with U ^aia '3at-id ly. The and dogged "determination. Cibugh at tho Monehtstor Bowling Grton tnlttee's action. starts. ■ . ' Commission Secretary f. M. nolils scored the afternoon’s only Both Cronin and Red Sox owner ROCK A WAV SALES c 5 . three days before the, Nov. 22 start »^Sa) " ~ pool today ? The third was high : goal to provide the Indians with Sandy Amoros in leftfield, and Bobcats'are the only Maine teani Meriden's winning streak while ’The. s p i r i t ' reihains." said of the Games. The Yanks' Don Larsen yielded yesterday. All-time Series statis Genshlea added, "It is- my opinion MooXe Skowron belted another in Turn Yawkey have denied the re Ml 3-4882. rBt.Bl. 48 (Belw(Briwrra.neavillr eea, neaville t A Rover)Dover)'a that parole boards are eXceedlnglj) their third win of the fall. Coach al home.- this weekend and the also gaining the. victory colurinrn J Bockdway, >. d.‘ BO. »-UM I Brundage. "What we .want is to Preceding last nights meeting 20 homers in 180 frames, walked tics, however, show' that the to the same hands. Very, probably afternoon 'promises a thriller for ports. However. Yawkey 'sal(i in for the fir.*t tipie this fall. Tliey Ibnient in recommending that boys Jack Palmer signaled out .Millain, approving acquisition of the Sah keep the Olympic Games pure and Brundage said the real intention 96, fanned 103 Knd went the dls-; fourth inning is the most produc BIG REDUCTIONS I Alfonso, ■ Ryan amt Glenne.v for if Berra- liad let the ball go he the fans. This ia'the first visit to are certainly long overdue and a. of the new pledge was to keep out tance six. times in 20 starting aa- tive with 280 runa followed by thq who .have done time be allms’ed to wotlld.-4iave walked and Maglie .Francisco farm that the move was rehablUtiUe themsclves in boxing.’’, I their fine performances in the Garcelon Field by the Norse eleven, victory would insure another' fi'ne of the Olympics Hthose who come sigriments. ■ first with 264 runs snd the ON ALL MODELS would have conie out of the game. and the game shapes up as a back "to protect that territory for the crowd'When they return, home Sat . -He added that sometimes pa* i well-played skirmish. The locals Am'erican League." to the Games with professional seventh with 263. to 30 H.P. I have four remaining games on Stengel didn't consider what he fleld dual between halfbacks Fred urday afternoon, Oct.- 20, against rolees meet unsavory people who . did a gamble. Harris broke into the American Contracts in their pockets, possibly Both of today's pitchers are bet- are not directly in the bbxlng game rtheir schedule. - ' Hill and Torn Hendersm ' of ' uic Middletown. stipulating that they receive' high Jqr-than-average hitters. • 'New The victory upped the Dodgers' V TERMS "You can call it) a gamble if ]mu opponents Snd Paul Perry and Bob League in 1910 with tha Wash BOWLING 35c er pty if they win Olympic hon but o:i Its fringes siid edges. He 'want to," he saiid afterwards. "I ington SenaitOrs and five ' years ?UTA MAT combe, had 26 hits including two Series record to 18-32 in games. proposed that cases . involved In * Martin of the Bobcats. - • ' .HORNINGS and AITERNOONB UP ’TO 5 P.M. ors." home runs and batted in 16- runs, The Yankees have V on 74 games - *57 Models Are ITp I Laramie, Wyo. i/r^,— Wyoming's don't. Our Ford Just wasn’t pitch later won the penn-nt and World Arcmdi'a. CslTf. (Ah --- One of the SATURDAYS ALL DAY and EVENINGS—35c \. parole board le'Uers be given ’ 5 to 10%—Save Now l-basketball team will do much 'trav- ing aa well as he la capable of do Series In.-hla first aekson as man richest races of the winter will be MIXED DOUBLES * in the Larsen also had a pair of homers and lost only $0. thbrough Investigation. ALL OTHER TIMES 40c GOA^ 11BNDING I?{SURANCE among 19 hlU and collected 12 O nly A,t I ellng this season, Coa.ch Ev Shrt* ing." . TOP PROS ENTERED ager, thus gaining the title "The the $100,000 added Santa Anita 1 ton’s 17th team will play games Boy Wonder.’’ Maturity which is set for. Jam 26: jamous STILL SOME OPENINGS DAY OR EVENING RBrs. Playing thO percentages doesn’t MEET FOB OIST TIME Providence, It I. •— Ma rcel always pay. Yankee Manager in Los Ahgeies, Omaha: A m e s , FOOTBALL BROTHERS San Diego. Calif., Oct. 4 (ffol- He. managed Detroit for five It is -for 4-year-o1da at ohe-;^i]s A Mixod Pc^blos Looguo is boing, fornifd. th FOR LEAGUE OR PRIVATE BOWUNG - Charlottesville. Vg. (g>) — T h e ’ Iowa, Albuquerque;, N M., Denver, years before going"o Boston and and- a quarter. Pallle, wh(x sqrprised during work By picking Up three assists, Bill .Casey Stengel used four pUich-hit- Universities of Virginia and North A field' of )33’ golfers, "ncludihg bowl Su ii^ y ovonings ot 8:60-8;00. Auy'CWijNN Silver Noggin outs with the New York Rangers, Skowron > of the Yankees fell one tersi three lefty hitters' and one Pocatello, Idaho. Missoula. Mont., Chapel HUl. N.C. ijh — The Uql- 'many top professionals, lees qff to finishing fourth in 1934. He then * _L______:___ -sjl Carolina play their 61st football Foi:t CoiUns,. Colo.. Salt Lake City. veraity of North - -Carolina, has day in the first round of tjhe $15,- was replaced by Cronin who was '( .""BASKETBALL STARS - is only 23 but haa been signed to short of .the Series Mcord for righthanded-hitter against Tl|^ty game here Nov. 10 In the. oldest Barstow’s who wish to bowl in this Looguo con got In ttuolp Logan. Provo', Utah and Detroit, brothers on . different tsams but 000 San Diego Open Golf 'Fouma^ purchased from JVashington for Melbourne (45 — ‘Th# opening MC^ NBAs PA' a National Ho$kcy League con-' first basemen. Th’e one-game ifiark Sal Cerv, the righty, and most cdntimious of 'Southern' (With Bob Clough of tho Monchostw Bewiep, tract becaiiie the Rangers Intend is four set by Marvin, Owek of De- was theionly one to produce. He Just North -of Post Office In-Delroil/i"he Cowbo.vi are in the' coaches are looking forward - to Ujent.' Included among |^e shot- $250,000. • . V ceremonies for- the Olympics'Dlyi is kEStAUI^ANz'— LEGAL BEVE|tAOES rfvalrics. .GaroUna leads by ‘Motor City tourfianient with Bos*' next year when both may-'play on makers . are. defentung '(champlbn set for the afternoon of Thursday, to ksap-hlm aa ‘’goal tending in- troit 'ini the fifth game of .the 1835 singled In the sixth, . games s i . 26. with three Uea wpiATV eiM ^ H i MAIN BTBErr— t e l . Ml M IM ' ISkUblished 1922“^ Ion ifniversity, Detroit and Norllt" the vai^aity- Dick Darling Is a. var Tommy .Boll. Mike Souchak. Dow A. white star «n the dltegt of Noy. 22. However, the’ first events ; Groon 3^881 ‘ miVINOH • auranca.’^ PalUa «rka drafted for claasle. : , *,' ■ eompltUng tba rMord. Tha first f •19,000 from Chleoutlml o f the western. Eleven home games are sity halfback, awhile his 'younger Finsterwald, 4Sd‘ Furgbl and Gene Wsimaraner Is allowable under willbe qualifying basketball ganiea ; . ; HONE TELEPHONE Ml S*4M4 F a rro ^ are eonsideyed played at Chariottat- - Bhonc*c M I 9-7254 Qutbac Hodkay Laagu*. Oil Modgea ^ a lot i i eateJi- sat for Lariamla.. bfother Bob It on tha freshman. Saraaen.' - ' ^ standai)^ of the breed, that night. ■jf Mrds in many parts of tha we#ld* Ip lU t: 8* : . r .V Vi ■ \ - ..f. -\ • f y ' ■> ■ • \ # [A -.i ■ - -.1 ,\:u • \ 1 ■A> :v* ,' /v . ' 0 ■'/ .|-,,J\y;,,.i- ■•4^
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. ” ' - i. . ■' - N . « . y y , » r ■ ■ I ■ '-K m a n c i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALB, MANCHESTER. G0NN„ THURStWiy^ OCTOBER 4, 1956 PAGE TWENTY.! W t THURSDAY; OCTOBER 4, 1956 •>*?-- •: 'V,: For Eala i5* .- X W l ^ M Salt e-A I THERE OUGHTA Rl kGALlf and^BHURTEN Hel^Wanted^Feiriala 35 |eW^i>^aina~0.ainr' Apimiyi-*-Fiini 57 Houses For.S y k f *' Bo6a^>ii. WrSttl4^ 75 ^tLfc-Reil Eelsf#;. ReW Wafrtaid^ai^i^iF^ Belp Wanted— Mgla 50 '-e*' ALL'> d lA T ^ Euii< le^atlk.. brtdal ilANCHBSTER - C a ^ ^ . al» ?UNG 'sD r>lS5»y^F<4. aitr V ElW O N -f^ye flood, «th ta ;W »A T MUc. I NEiEDtHCg. man to aarvtee i it ^ AUlIO::aj8t«p^ ev E>m gownw», sitM^a, VB*TX«)d condition. — nna, Jour flniabed. IDtcellent . .Mdny Mdfufea InclUL,., room three-year-old rari^iriArta InLLIM a . YUDR. WOMAN WOULD l i k e " ^ MI. 9-PI20. .fS0M*M»r OmClAb* lie in Eaat'Hartford fepil trhin own'T'^itiUtul 'diztPB, vudd^m. M natural woodwork, rear wed-dormer, ntpphute, hot Jot, btookv bordera propertft,. You will appraise :iALl :MI, 3-706t;\^^ : ^ 'U M U P f ot* OOTH. dyance'ntent. 883.50 pbufe'm - «AUE—S3 1-3 % ' bff bi«~. ' ■ 'RHOOMOiiTfc: iiw ilfrom kitchen privUegea, M , WT6l..^EveBlhgt Mpd4ocT^A|.^deVoB^Tl^Ma[ra.' JA '^wt^hjgh achpoT=5i-d{Momai;'^^ ery, Fuji 39 ■m o o w m : ■ C H /^ o :. tCt, choose . ■ J* Arch St. Mra, i^veniiW<3I; To 'l i W ^P., M. soTits;^^^ servlde--rxpemfw^ 2b tfihsscno n1|htg^i^L„. "ayg, Ap. RpUND Ha n g docheted 'table rewa,>HmI«)ck. Atborvitac,. ^ WantM^^^ 77 'Auto IMl t -^ A N A'>0ft»iTA't to 50 Yb^;^id. PertnfeMld^'ib, plj^injpocgimr onlft-4Jrug PAHT .t i m e 'ex»k, experience in SWEEPING"___ NUQ9ER ■Manchc^er'ir only, trained^ fend Cdurae. irtsrtlng, Ih-Hi^gu-d' in CWtCRETE vinrkec]i wanted.'fuil a u t o m a t ic -WASHER, like newV .114,800. Carlton V T H u ^ i; ■^erijooiBAuj^ line-.':M ced fo r Courteous Sai^ca S^CtTMlCUcertUted'toifetroetor. U For your fefef*- ______9r6182. 9-46M. ^ JknuaiT. Apply, in pemsi^jJ^Jetl. orT>grt time, akllied ^and.unskUled? • eleptrpnic,, devices''-... Will ■26’,* ■ r'man 8 - bicycle, fireplace, immediatebale. 'Mpniuh^Realty, - |IC«r. THRU FRL. I l5t:^Ke fera tratned to tafech proper lian, 1-2. p.m. 84072-.!^ < > REALTY Charies- Pontieem. 382^ Yla.ckma- "consider ' '-recently ' dil*-. m a n c m e b t e r Vicinity,; s-b^ 14:30 A. M. •Memorial Hospital, ,=^tttpk St. after,6 p m. PORTEI PET 3r49M,^ evenings,. HAND -PlOKBD McIntosh appleia WA«3n.J^6iy;'«|pan‘. Fdr'AjgOntJe- SUFRW^c ' alS.'apfdce jlL room Yanchea now b ab e built, UkNC ITEtl'^jrivtng Acadetny, charged veteriiiiB^; expert-' now.ioeateCu ___ 6 and ChapbP'' fo r sale.' (M l Ml, ..9-1296. ; MANCHESTER " «ATURbAY^4 A. M. WANTED ,tn RoclcVille—boolilteep-^ CK DRIVER, dirmp tfuck, age Rd., South windaor, paw to Eirrt STORM WINDOWS and screens,. Mramic t)iA,bath, hot water.heat Tr7 N (.7 4 » ■ 'K^rante datckrecuiffe: . ______.Expert. ~ ^ '-^!wnced in electronic 'back- sfte J i’^xSO’’,. 46’!x80’’, and,others, ROOM FjJiR^inan with kitcMn; A ttlt ceiiar. .ificcly aeouldedf on Attractlve,''com£ortabie"Btx 9 -'»8 5 C - ThU mnH:iicuon8X'Uuai'COn](rail - er, accounts'payable, full, control!' S^^xpertenced, only, $1,75 : Hartford Drtve^n iTiMgpfKPpen —_ rdtnroQorERATioN w i l l inMt:^cti^n^vDu«^con.tt«l>fed ‘car. 12 ea^.::h!L.3-»!l01><^' ' privileges: PWVate 'hotne 'on bus J i::i^ wlth trees. *12,400. Cart; medium 'pricey Gall J.Tr>;.,Miciett*,. vour-t pers«uiat Gotjd wages, good w-'orklng^copdl* h^ocly^saMly Thopia* Colla Co., fmuhd,..'Must be. familiar "Aally 616, Tueaday. Thni'l%pndajrind OOlICORD GRAPES for sW*.^ 127 room Cape Cod home. Conven Lisnjftis- W:___ ingle, two- Bfc appreciated tloni>CaU TR. 5-3388 for appoitn- 251.BroaOl.. : -Omrter Oak St. line. Write Box HyReridd.. tonSWi-'^Hutchlns, Realtor, m teous and expedient insiructor ^ 'w t^ neceaaiiry' electronle E^rtdiy -oishte 7 . t' p.nii. Man- RK RICH LDa M, Grade No. 1. 9-6182, 9-4^S>;' - , ient to bus. school and'stores. Jabiliy;--:^ 'th^e-fi buslnesa ment. ' - - cheate>'-puatomef8 can cair JA. 8 fT e r yard. Grade-No. 2, $2.50 $15 000 ^ ly.Haye'man: -huyera.’ call MORTtOCKS, - Maiftil«ater*8 Tefed- PART.^AND FULC''.ti.me drivers. • tesl.^'etjvMpment, Excellent. 8-S391 and'fL large wuji and sewing-rodih. up-, 9 -f l^ l0 9 Henry St. .^T^aoua inatructor. Tw o cai<> aland- • ter Taxj^ 53 Pumclf Place. " " <, man. a n t iq u e f u r n i t u r e , sUv«r, YOUNG SCHOOL-^teacher would 90 STEEP HOLLOW LANE. For 9-7408. - ■ ' 'Ilka to share a ttt^ iv * apartment atairs. Kitchen dining rocihv..Bnd- f^^:^A(5KorEp ariTOtMlutomatic. MI. 9-739S> WARAKEl__ one “ pair-., with glass, china, and UBed:;fumlture living room di^n.. Closed-in po'fch. immediate eale. Owner MI. MILIJING MACHINE operator.'#6, in Manchester with 'a young buai- / T**,, SERVTCE^ATION attendants for luxe ciqfe I acce88ories,'32Q, bought-.and sold. FurniturS'-Reoalr M L W 7 8 8 Aaiwonc^iatnts hour week,. Hospital and insurance "day work pnl.v. Etgjerien<^^^^e GUNS, Winchester,' pu m ^ J2. and nesa woman, hear bus iiMrWrIte with aluminuip storm ' windows. benefits. Apply Wiic'o Machine MI. 9-4088. '16. gauge', point 410 Lefev^-Uou- Service. ML 3-7449. >^!. Amesite drive and two-car garage.. •Vlclnltjf Police. StAii^n Frt- Motut<;ycl«8~.-Bicyeles 11' ferr^d- but not a 'must. G ^ IN T^VIEW S BEING HELD B6x V, Herald; . TWO PAMILY-^-5 Tool Co.. 30 Grandview St.,-M«h- wages. A real chance for the SMOOTH HAIRED Toy">ox Ter- ble, Fox 12 gauge'Mouble. Call K i .I^t 50x158. CJlose to Shopping mid ‘ ljt>w’.htte with brown.^'roale 2-7684. ... K’S ANTIQUE Shop, 420 MANCJIESTER CYCLE s h o p on che.ster. ■ future.. Appi>* Moriarfy Bros., 315 "-JMON. - WED. - FRI. rier puppies. Ideal pets. ReS St., Is lAiylhg-and selling new.^hlgh. school. Price $17;000. Two-car garage, central location, ild ^ -itofw era to Brownie^ ,168 West Middle ^ke.>j-epalr8 Watson, Realty, Thrall Rd., ,Ver- V and A Center St. 9 a.m.-(Kp^. able. Tel. Rockville TR, 5-5850. NEW BENDDC dryer, 1129.95. Save S used furniture and' antiques. Wanted-r-Rooms—Board 62 all utilities. ' - ______jN^^t-'7729. I hlt.makes.-aU specializing in Cngilsh. ROCKVILLE' area!' W.e guarantee l P ."M .^ ;* 0 nP,^M. M I ' O - ^ ^ ' non. T P ^ i m . MI. 9-7885. ' ere. His idea is BtiU -in Qm JlOO per week lo the married, maii i $60. Full Bendix warranty, no BEMSTITCHINd---. Rug weaving HoSra‘*^1% m'^wtek RUBBER PRE^ E. & E. REALTY nlng atage. ‘ davs» with- car.chosen'to- service rathb-! Wanted— Pets— down payment, 82 weekly.^ First WANT A 'BEAUTIFUL_ _ electric "BOWERS SCHOOL.-^ Choice six Q:t-H oW foot do dentid drills aitd.emhroldery. Mrfe,^lliott. 751 „ OPERt?iTORS payment December,- Budget Qeni- WANTED—Ropm' fend hoard for roomAolonial.-flre^co, tile bath, MI. 9-8297 Baniy «t. MI. 3-7«32. | p.m. saturaa(fftya. MI. 9-3098.'- lished route'Of customers. Phone' Poultry— Stocks 44 range, double oven J St • big re- gentlemaiT, .CJaJl'MI. 6-4813, MI„ 3-4480 spin? , Q—Do birds yawn,? , ' ^ . AD, 3-6321. ter. ML,S-4184. ducUon?------7 See See the the Admiral A'd range garage, excellent cemdition, large A— -The newer . high - speed BOY S 20'* HUFFY'^Convertibie hi- Second and third shUl. Exper GRA-i^IVlANUFACTURlN^ lot. trees, only 814,900. Carlton^V MI. 3-1342 A—Sdentista'raport ttMt' 1M> ience not required, will t'Valti ' In MANCHESTER PET Center for all BLACK.DESK $20. Maytag Wring offered by Potterton's, Iw'C^nter d rills operate at 26,1)0(1 .to 30,000 ring gulls gape, as In a y«w*b Ir R Peraonaia 'cycle. Good condition,’''$23. MI. St Hutchins, Rwtor^ MI. -O-Sisj, 9-3079> surance, holiday and vacation bfene- COMI^ANY your peta fend pet supplies; 8. a er washer..*20, Trimble bathinette Apartmentn-^Flatn— 9-4694. revolutions per minute: whether from the oauae. ad tM RIDERS-WANTEID from Manches fUs. H. Green Stamps., Open 0 to 6 *4, MI. 9-'55i4;- Sabartwa For Sale -. 75 human yawn is not known. JOIN A c; ro\v in g HJIAIARD .ST,. MANCHESTF.R FOR SALE—Westinghouse refrig Tenements - 63 ter Green to dowiitown Hartford ' Work In Manchester ^Monday through Saturday. Thurs- erator and stove. Good condition. 80x28 s ix ROOM ranch, six years Q—Wat la the largest animal Puilding—Contracting 14 P -Help Wanted—^Female 35 "A GOOD- PIACE TO WORK ” dky. night till 9. Free, parking. MI. Old, 28’ living room, 25’ master, ANDOVER-4>elightful slX room tvidnity Tlnteali Hours 8-S pirn., Business SerrjeA Offered 13 Help Wanted— Female. COMPANY Phone MI. 9-6851 after 5. FOR RENT— Five room single. custom built home; Seven miles in the cat family? " Q—In how many Oiympte anranUi Monday . Friday. MI. 9.-2044. .SPENCER RUBBER B-42t8. ,. We repair aquariums, REFINISHED PINE dry sink with Fumished"'g-arage. Nov, 1- until bedroom, *10,500; alM large five’ " . A—Hie Bengal tiger. has the United Staten n * n r w «a BRICK a n d stone mason contrac- j WOSifANX5R laundry finishing de^ (MitK..Large llving"roQm with fire LAWN AND yrardena plowed -with in the -growing carbide cutting " PRODUCTS CO. heaters' pumps and reflectors. 995 hutch. Call MI. 3-8514. MAGIC CHEF gas range for May 1. Tel. Mr^J-7804. room ranch *9,000. Both on lot a sold medal? • - RIDERS WANTED. Hamilton rotary ploW; Excellent soil pulver; tors. Valentino Bellucci, 318 Feiiv^ partmeht.- Fi\>-jdav week Nunier- placeV'dbiing roomjwllh .bay win tool Industry we-need experienced Chaiiei Street Main 8 i . ^ *184.95, full size, separate high 250x270,'to be sold together. Both Urn eventa sUH mn, ftnnw Standard. Windsor Locks. Second ization obtained. Call PI. 2-7669 St. Tel. MI. 9-4464,^ . iI'-ous benefits. Apply In person. New- WIRERS AND dow, pleasant ...... kitchen,. tht«e bed 0 —What le the largest animal machine operators-and Other types Manchester, Conn. . broiler—saves *75. Other‘ Ma^c FOUR ROOM apartment with heat are in excellent condition. CTarlton A —A slowed-down version of the 5,990 and 19,990 ahift.' Manchester, Bolton, An- after,3. Model Laundry. 73 Summit St. of industrial personnel. If you want ROUTE SALESMAN --Established COCKER PUPPIES lylth excellent Boats and. Accessories 46 and hot water, garage,, near mod W. Hutchina. Ml. *-5132, 9-4604. rooms, bathg, Breezeway gm} Chefs from $109.95 at Potterton’s,' garage. Half aefe-^.. lot. *15,^ . softball, known officially as Slow- and 19,090 and 50,000'waucR doivWr, Tel, Wiliimsntic. HA. SOLDERERS a good Job apply at office. WELl. KNOWN company wlll have route. Five day week.’ Numerous disposition. Pull growth Black and 130 Center St. em shopping center and scliOQla, 'J- 3-4WT, DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com Aluminum Windovi'n PHOENIX .MUTU-AL^ ben'bfits. Mu*t apply -In person. white female Cocker $25.?C!ocker CLEARANCE SALE AUTUMN HEIGHTS. AttracUve Madeline Smith, Realtors. MI. Pilch, The pitch must have a per*. opening for capable, married man $95 monthly Write Box E. Q^W aa Preatdent Janiea : aap> pany, doors and windows, custom and Doors 14>A Experienced in wiring and solder Manchester Cost. Apron and stud, service registered, Rockville ON 1956 STOCK NINE PIECE mahogany dining . Hersdd. "fpur room home and space, two 9-1642. ' : - cepUble arc of at least one foot. worli. guaranteed. Call MI. 9-1583 under 40 dtssatisffed with less Held ever married? WANTED—Ride to Pratt A Whit- LlPb^ JNSUR A^NCE CO. ing of resistors, ronderuiers and NELCO TOOL CO., INC. than 88.500 annually. Successful Towel Supply, 73 Summit St. TR. 5-2894. room set. Inquire 17 Grandview large, rooms second- floor. Dor nfejr. First ahift. From Lydall St. after 6 p.m. , Greatly reduced prices oh 1958 VEIRNON—Ranch, SH rooms with Q—Haa. any odfor or actress A—Yes. He raaiTlad loeretla GUARANTEED against- all haz components. similar to radio applicant wHl atart $125 weekly. St> „ . ■ FIVE ROOM flat and garage. Cen mers, screens and storms. Oil hot MI. 9-4693. Scoti Atwater mbtora and many trally located..Adults only. Write attached gari«e. EMli cellar. Oil ever 'won two Oscars in succes Rudolph-on Nov. 11, X65S. ANTIQUES -Reflriisned. Repairing ards. Aluminum scre'ens and Rapidly, expanding opeiation.x 266 Center St'., Pine StT entrance Write Box R, Heoald. water heat. Fine location. Price storm windows as well as com have created se-i-eral new position.^ cha.xsig assemblies. Excellent work- Salesmen Wanted 36-A I •iTeotort-oT chicles 42 other tking conditions. Hospi Ziegfeld,’’ and in 1937 for "The A—Just one—pidellOi are beginning positions s' NEAT APPEARANCE Tei. MI. S-7405. sign lease, references. Write BoX bedrooms,, fireplace. Nicely land Good Bar^h.’’ Spencer Tracy won •afe GoM mui Motor Sales. Buick RUBBISH AND ashes removed...... ndh.'^i'.'-^'iMondav ■ ' Wcdnesda.v. - Frida.v talization insurance paid. No Sat East Hartford -^larichester 503 East Middle. Turnpike VEIRNON—Ranch home. In excel General cleaning, eellara, attics Roofing—Sidthg 16 are more advanced jobs, w^ rh urdays Contact In person Ray P. Herald. > scaped lot. Spilt rail fence. Aluhri- Oscars in 1937 and 1938 for "Cap Q -W bat U the la$8r*>t Sales apd Service, 285 Main Bunding Mate^als 47 inum,combinatlon'-windows.’ l\i% lent condition. Two large bed- Street. IQ. 9-4571. Open evenings. and yards. Resspnable .-ates. M. quire liking for figures or K-pingl" 1 P. M. - 4 r.'iO P. M. GOOD PERSONALITY mond Kristoff at Central Conn. Co Unusual opportunity for fop AT THE GREEN SMALL RENT free in exchange for rbonis tUe bath, living room, tains Couritgeoua" and "Boys’ ever to witness a bosdng n>at<|i A ' M. Rubbish Removal. MI. ROOFING SIDING, painting,' car Abilities. operative. 10 Apel Place 7 a m.-4 Articles for Sale 45 mortgage- available. Priced right Town." quality young man, pollega USED LUMBER for sale, 2x$8, work around grounds. (Coventry, at *16.800. Call A. R. Wilkie k large kitchen. Breezeway and ga: In this eountty? '‘.j'-- ' NEED A'C AR ? Short on a down 9-9757. pentry, alterations and .additions, p.ih. 2x5s, 2x6s, 2x8a; inside and out PI. 2-7905. rage. Oil-fired hot air heat. Tile A—An esti mated 195,000 pno* ^ GR A r^ lA N UF ACTURING I If you have these t|U{ilificHtions y graduate preferred, age 25-30,.; FOR SALE)—55 gal. drums, in good . Special selection of lamps, some Co. MI. 9-4389. payment or had your credit turned ceilings, workmanship guaranteed. we want to talk to .vou. We want/ to sell fire and/casualty insur side doors; windows, Including floors throughotit house. Lot 120x Q—Is the Pan-American' high pie saw Tdny Zale u d ’ BOJy down? Don’t giv« up! For a good J P R p a v in g CO, We are pixtud Appl.v r e l ia b l e m a n for part time condition, *2.50 efcch. For further pairs, some singles, hs*f price. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn St. a .voting man to act as a .sales ance with leacUng mutual com information call the Herald, phone two 9 ft. bay windows; flooring; ONE ROOM furnished apartment, TWO FIVE room'ranches,. Autumn 210 812.J0O.0. WatsonWat« Realty, Thrall way completed yet? ITyor light on .Aug. 15, 1061, nt deal—not thru a amaU loan com of our wdrk. Our elm is to please MI. 3-4860. 79 Elm SI. C 0 i| P A N Y work, mornings, 7-11 a.m,' Apply some sheathing; sanitary sewers, private, lavatory, central location. Rd., Vernon. TR. 8-7630, MI. -A—No. A flpal 250-miIe gap in i ^ r k in MUwattkae.- Win. all home owners. We specialise in, representative, with chance' for ad- , . in person. Dart's Dairy. 315 E. pany’. Salary and expenses dur MI. 3-5121. Compl6ia selection of furniture St., two five room ranches. Stock Juneau____ — ------pany—aee "Harry” at 333 Main ing training period, then guar bends, Ys, T's. Rear Manchester Call MI. 9-0014. 9-7885. the Panamanian Jungle remains. The attendance was nofrpatd. St. (Formerly Douglas Motors). amgslte sidewalks, terraces and RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and Hartford, Conn. HILLIARD ST., MANCHESTER i ' “ ncement to managerial position. Center St for the home. Reasonable prices. Place, one five?room ranch. Pros- built ■ up roofs, gutter and con __ Knowledge of ' selling not n erC s-______'______anteed drawing account. Lib FLOOR SAMPLES 1956 TV's at Savings A Loan Ass'n.. Choman's ect St See these now for it good dciVewBys. also patch work. Call House Wrecking. MI. 9-2392. NEW FIVE room duplex. Kitchen RCX3CVILLE—Two year old -Cape Q—What year was the ground- inexpensive c l e a n transpor: /JA. 4-5385, any time for free esti ductor work, roof.- chimney re or call •A GOOD PLACE TO WORK If willing to leain. 'Pp.sition ISALES PERSONS, Inspectors, eral emplo.ve benefits. Car ek- I>i*- reductions. Crosley; uy. E A E Realty Co. MI. 9-6297, Q—What is £ gerenuk? ' sential. If you feel you are Stromberg-Carlson, RCA Victor. haa plenty of birch cabinets, two Cod. Four moms finished, two:-un- rule double Introduced into base A— An animal with' character- tatian. If you don't see what you mate. pairs. Ray Hagenow, .Ml. 9-2214. is a j>ermanent one. Excellent I short order rook, plasterer. Open Daily: 10 - 5 P.M. large bedrooms with sliding doors, gMI. 3-4480. JA. 2-8131 Starting salary, salary with coin,-1 plumbers or steam fitter helper, definitel.v above average and Marked down as much as $300. finlshed. Open stairway, fireplace, ball? , laUcs of both a gueUe and a want on our lot look behind Ray Jackson, ,MI. 3-8325. dining room, large living room full cement baaement. Large land office. Cars to auit all purses,. 483 HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. mission and bonus after trainihg’K harvest hand, sheet metal work- have a sincere desire to sell, See our display. Potterton's, 130 Diamonaa— Thatches— 7:30 P.M.-9 P.At; MANCHESTER—Seven room older A-—1931.' Prior to .that, batted giraffe, found In East Africa- YOUNG LADY, pleasant working WOMA!^ 21 - 45 Center St. ‘ with large picture window, alum single. Four bedrooms. New ga scaped comer lot. AH city con- balla bouncliig .into the stands Main, formerly Douglas Motors. Available at all times. Philco fac FOR THE BEST In Bonded built period, Company car' furnished, er.^ carpenter and carpenter's help- please contact Jewelry 48 inum storm doors and windows, tory supervlaed service. Tel. Ml. up roofs, shingle' roofs, gutters, conditions.. 44 hour week, insur Vacation with pav and other em er, auto rii<^rhanic, engine and rage, Full celiac. Well landscaped ventences. Excellent______condition. Were counted w heme runs. 9-9498. ance. paid holidays. Apply in per For part time salek and office; LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler, re ..venetiiui blinds, hot water oil heat lot. Close in. Ownfc leaving coun Immediate occupancy. *12,600. Q—What are the .odds of get LEGAL NOnCB 3963 JAGUAR roadster. 'Jn very conductors and roof repairs call ploye benefits. For inlerriew ap turret' lathe, tpolniaker and ma WANTED hirpished, amesite drive, parking good condition. Ceil MI- 9-246i8 Coughlin. MI. 3-7707. son, Lynn Poultr.v Farms Store, MR. PALFREY PEAT HUMUS, shredded. Excel pair*. adjusts watches expertly try. Price deduced from *14,900 to George J. Otleman. Connecticut ting 13 spadea In a brlttee deal? AppUcaUon 3939. NoUm la,hen* work in Manchester jew elry store; JT*.'’ J^oom apartments. iniaalon on Tuesday, Octfibar 10, axtraa. One owper. 82.190. Tel. MI. Electrician. PI. 2-6388 after 9. time positions. Openings available SINGER SEWING wanted by aggressive printing VERNON at once. Experience .important, Help I^an telt— ably priced. Sam Yulycs, 15 Maple $17.63 Available Immediately. Cei\tral Q—What was the ftrel Ecu 1956. at 11:00 A;M., in Roded 505, »4)673. ROOFING -- Specializing in repair Write Box L, Herald plant. Good hourly rale. Paid.holi TANNER ST. —Large four room menical Council? State Office Building, 165 Oapllol / CLEAN AND paint thpse gutters but not necessary. Apply in per St., near Main St. Garden— farm —Dairy -3 Complete heat. 133 High St., Rpckvllle. TR. Cape, dormers and shed dormer. Six room Dape. Two-car garage. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new MACHINE CO. days and vacation. 40 hour week | Male or Female S7 6-3602 A—^The Ooundl of NIcaea, 325, Avenue, ' Hertford, Ooimectteut, now. Avoid costly repairs later. ' roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys son at Burton's, Inc. plus overtime. All inquiries'Mjon Products 50 Rooms of Brand New Second floor , big enough for three Nicely -. landscaped lot. Price 1961 G.MiO! V'-ton pickup Excei- Ml. 3-1383. 832 MAIN STREET WANTED Dishwasher, a three ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port- Furniture , ■ *13,500. la considered to be the first one. upon appUoatlQn ^ THE CX>N* cleaned, repaired, 28 years' e.x- fidential. MI. 3-1101. .fe'ble and standard typewritera. additional rooms and bath. *Two , lam ooiiiiidiw. c?aii:Pi. 2-4(»58. ACTIVE YOUNG woman for light COSMETIC nights a week. Apply Cavey'a Res ELBERTA CANNING peaches, 81 Beautiful Westinghouse Elec. fireplaces, one In .cellar. Alr-COn- NBCmCHT COM RANT ACE DOALL SBAv ICE. WUl do perience. Free estimates: Call service station duties. Wait on cus All makes of adding machines Q—Has anyone ever proposed MANCHESTER, CONN. PORTER Above average earn taurant. and up. Louis Botti, 260 Bush Hill Refrigerator Business Locationi 'v ditioned heat oil. Large lot. Call J. D. REALTY authority to operate jnettagr bon A BUY! any general cleanup and handy Howley, Manchester Ml. 3-5381. tomers. Courteous, neat, energe SALESGIRL 'sold or rented. Repairs on all Beautiful Bedroom Suite building a okysorMier taller than service for a trial period e( ninety ings. Paid holidays, vacation with makes, Marlow's: ' Rd. For Rent 64 'Amesite drive. Seven years old. MI. S-5262 MI. 9-978* work, Rubbish ivmoval, cellar tic. Days. Duties include pickup Beautiful Living Room Suite - Prle*. *14.800. George L. Graziadlo, the Empire State building? (90) days, over the fow w ^^ cle.aning, lawn mowing etc Very and delivery of customers' cars. pay, 40 hour week, permanent MI. 9-3640 A—Yes. Just recently, Frank TruiJf, 1945 G.M.C. Heating— Plumbing 17 An WANTED - .Service station attend position. MI. 9-4581. Readi Herald Adva. iS ADD CHARM to modem living CONCORD GRAPES for sale. 270 Beautiful Dinette Set BUSINESS OR office location, 474 Realtor. MI. 9-5878, route: ^ reasonable. Phone ' MI. 0-9817 or Apply Moriarty Bros., 315 Center Excellent Opportunit.v Hackmatack St. after 6 p.m. week Beautiful "De Luxe" Range Main St. ground floor. Three TOLLAND—Something new under Lloyd- Wrijgbt aiflRluhced detdgns On Broed Street, betwMR Oia> stake body, BU. 9-8184.^ St. 9-8. ant part time mornings. Boland with antiques. Visit ' the new for a 500-story building for Leads,13,000 pounds. In Manchester's Motors, .369 Center St, i , Curiosity Shop, at Rt. 8, Andover. days. All day Sunday, Instead of Westinghouse Elec. rooms. MI. 9-5229 Ml. 8-7444 the Sun. Come and see me. Call (5hi- ter Street and Middle Turnpike Refrigerator if you prefer any time. PI. 2-6283. cago, housing 1(K),000 office wor> West end the sh o p p ^ Center lo* CX)MPLETE REPAIHX by Stuart p l u m b in g and heating—Repairs CLEANING WOMAN two days Largest Cosmetic J ' Open weekends. Other times by CHkYSANTHBMUMS. ail colors, ' GREEN ^ N O R HOPPERS CO. ■ - appointment. Ml.' 9-1806. Rugs, Lamps Tables. Linoleum LARGE BUILDING, centrally lo cated on Oreen manor Bonlevaid, R( Wolcott on wrringei--and auto and contract wont. Call ra. 8-8541. weeki.v. Apply Watkins Bros., 935 DRIVER'S HEI.PER j in bloom at Fern Gardens, 179 cated, 1800 sq. ft. Ideal storage, matic washing machines," electric Main St. Department, and a Few (!>ther Articles Six Room i^flch STAFFORD SPRINGS. New four all In, the Town of Mandiaater, T R . 5-2527 For appliance • dellver.v. Excel FOR SALE—5, 6. 8 foot tables. Fern St. EVERYTHING long term lease available. T. J. room Cape Cod. FuH cellar. One Town of Manchester ranges, vacuum cleaners, motdm. FREEBURN k WATSON. Plumb- lent opportunity lor maii .w'ho is Connecticut. jng and Heating Contractors. New GIRL FOR small office, married Wall display rack, (ixturea. Non- THE UNPAID Crockett, Realtor. MI. 3-5418. or Two i/i year duplex. mile from Crystal Lake. Price Office-of Public utuitiea CcmmliReB '2949 CHKVItOLEf panel truck. small appliances, welding. 174 mechanically inclined. No. 1 GREIEN Mountain,winter po BALANCE PRICE residence. Ml. 9-7751. Main Street. Ml. 9-6678. installations! alteration Work and woman- preferred. 8:30-5. MI. ARTHUR DRUG i ^ electric cash register. Pipe racks, tatoes. mealy'-at^d very good eat 87,850. Coll Goodchild Realty Co., The Town Engineer George J. Orttan, Seoretaiy Good ebndiaon. reasonable. Man- ' Apply at \ display stands. Suitable for outlet ONLY $488.26 ReMtore. MI. 3-9926, or BU. 9-0*39. Q- 9-2098. INSPECT(5r ! counter girl, sales ■i for close out. Call MI. 9-3319 after ^livery. Free set up by our own OFFICE FOR Rent..Excellent loca VEKNON CENTER Heights— Un- copied, vacuum cleaners.- Irons, girls, clerk typist. Apply Conn. 443 Hartford Rd. more. MI. 9-6438. tion. MI. 9-1680, 6r hU; 9-3549. the office of the Town Ehiglheer •m giins. etc.j repaired. ______Mr.'Kaufman MI. 9-4.197 6 p.m. reliable men. usual-opportunity to buy immacu Shears, ; State Employrhent Em Service, 806 Top Wo^os - - Mostly Now Work Beautiful 6V^, extra large^ late six room single, five finished for the foUowrlng position: HIGH 1960 CADILLAC. Call MI. 9-5009. knives; mowers, etc., put Into con- In.su ranee Phone Me Immediately STORE FOR RENT at 149 West 1§ j. Main St.'. PLEASANT RELIABLE -woman a.s YOUNG MAN to learn retail poul , '• ALI.'W60L skirt lengths'(or chtl- Hartford CH. 7-0358 room rancli. rooms. On high elevation In a WAY CONSTRUCTION INSPECl- FOR LEASE dition. (or coming needs. Braith sitter one'or two evenings and two i Botwoon Moiichostor and Gloston'bury g r a p e s jrOR. s a l e at A. RosSet- Middle Tpke. (Sail MI. 9-2939. TOR. waite. 52 Pearl Street. try. ‘Steady work. Early advance dren 90c up: for ladies $3.50. Men's to. 93 Lake St. Call MI. 9-9746, Alter 7 P. M. CH. 6-4890 community of fine homes, close to No\V''>S the tim e to .con.soll^j Housewives. afternoons weekly. References. ' ments. Paid holidays and' vaca i' '., made-to-measure worsted slacks See It Day Or Night ,' Rockville. Five room ranch. town. Hot water Jieat. oil, fire Annual Salary 1940 FORD CONVERTIBLE. new Avon calling" women who neeed Vicinity Manchester Green. MI. Coll Glastonbury ME 3-77B5 botwoon or RENT new front end. dechromed, GONDER'S T.V. Service, available date your insurance under tlie ! tion. Free insurance. Only atead.v '*44.95. Open dally. Colonial Rem WINDFALL PEACHES. 75c 18 If you have no means of trans RtXKVILLE—Store for rent. Idesd Breezeway ahd s;ara8:e. ^ place, open stairwiy. Large mod; Christmas money. No experience 9-9239; ' | nant Shoppe, 115 Centjer. , * $4,065.00 to $4,975.00 loaded in, new paint. Ml. 9-1406.. any time. A.ntenna conversions. new Homeowher's policy. Fire. I nece.ssarv. High rommi's.sions Call man need apply. Lynn Poultry 7 p.m*8 p.m. quart basket. Bring your own ron- portation. I'll send my auto for location for any business, on a ern kitchen. Ceramic ^tllb bathl Applications for the above posi S7S MAIN. ST. Philco factory supervised service. Ml, 3-5195. Farms Store, Manchester Park- ' ta'iners. Louis Botti, 260 Bush Hill you-. No obligation. busy crossroads. Near church and These homes are all reasonably Screen storm sash. Small'enclosed Extended Coverage, Theft, | 'HRE SALE priced, 30 day occupancy. tion w ill. be accepted not later 1941 OLDSMOBILE 6. Very good. Tel. MI. 9-1486. ; WHY BATTLE THE Rd. . . A— L—B— E—R—T— *S schools. Good parking. Very rea side 'porch. Flill gellaV. Large than October 19, 1956. Informa Now battery. Good tires $125 PI. Coniprehen.sive Persopal Lia-| 600x18 *t|.9S Reg. value $17.90' level lot. fruit trees. $13,600. Good- MANCHESTER DE.MONSTRATORS 670x15 $13.95 Reg. value $20.00 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD sonable rent. Also grocery and tion concerning qualifications, dur 2-7211. REFRIGERATION sales and serv bilit.v, Additional Living Ex BRIDGE? meat market fixtures for sale. Tel. child Realty Co.. Realtors. Ml; ice. Commercial, household, air 710x15 $t5.‘9S-sReg, value $22.15 • MC INTOSH APPLES for sale at ties, knowledge, experience, etc., 1 story brick buDdiag asM pense can be combined ftll in ' Wanted to demonstrate.an EASY SPIN DRY washing ma Rockville TR. 5-4721. ..Call J. D.' REALTY 3-7925 or BU? 9-0939. ltd bank and library, DE CORMIER MOTORS, conditioners, freezers. A. and W. There Are Good Jolis , Firsts- FUll guarantee Wilmer Keeney, Keeney St. . chine. excellent mechanical con- may be obtained at the office of Refrigeration Co, Ml. 9-1287. BU. one. Tax '-ext-itange MI. 3.5263' : . ' ' ■ MI, 9-9738 I ANDOVER—Three bedroom home the Toivn Engineer, Municipal for "drive-la" buslaei SAYS; advertised food product, 8- Available in MancheMer dlUon. $50, m i; 9-255d'. pie front and rear 9-3196, 5tl. 9-0055 See 118 for furllier informa At the V Budget Center Ckjle Motor* CABBAGE. SQUASH and rock tur Wanted Tn ^ent 68 on lake front, completely fur Building. tion on this hew type of in lioUr da.v, o day week. ' 91 Center St. 436 ’Center St. nips. $1 A b^hel. Bring contain 21” TV. LAUNDROMAT. misc. MI. 9-3640 nished. Price 810,500. Cash re James Sheekey ___ _ WUI a lt^ treat for "YOU CAN HAVE YOUR CAKE' BU-YING PAPER. magazines Telephone Company MJ. 3-4164 .MI. >4)980 ers. 336 Hillstown Rd. tables, chairs, appliances, lamps, quired' $2500. Madeline' Smith, Town - Engineer, tc Supt. ienaat. MI >7605. AND EAT rr TOO" BEAU7TFUL rags. Junkman's junk. Will pick surance. » YOUNG CX)UPLE desires 4-5 room We have openings for bedroom furniture, etc. Owner apartment in Manchester or vi Realtor. MI. 9-1642. of Highways ONE OWNER CARS WITHOUT up after 3 p.m, All day Saturday. WONDER BREAD CO., GREEN a n d ripe tomatoes, pick leaving state. MI. 9-1273. Dial 112- TR. 5-7621. THE AVASLEY AGENCY TelephYine Operators your own, 50c a basket. Bring con cinity. Call MI. 3-6579. BOWERS SCHOOL SECTION PAYING FIRST YEAR'S DEPRE- Be Sure Of Perfect Fif' Too Main St. 521 (jonn. Blvd. Important, interesting jobs help- tainers. Also, already picked.' Paul YELLOW FORXnCA Jtitchen table Six room brick Cape, I'.i baths, CSAHON: CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service. Robotto. Birch Mt. Rd. FOUR ROOM heated apartment Tel. All. 3-6648 iftg people complete their telephone and two aluminum chairs,- $15. by middle-aged couple. Rrtlned. quiet location, $16,800. 151 North Main St... Small appli! East Hartford. Conn. Call MI. 9-4991. ances repaired. MI. 3-8517. resi calls. No experience necessary, respectable and honest. Not'over Our Specials This >\>ek: dence MI. 3-6960 AMBITIOUS ladies'needed to'fell ‘ Ages' 18-38, high school graduates ; $65. a month. Would consider un- T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor Millinery— Dressmaking 191 our nstional brsnd tovs,.uj h i preferred. Dainty But Durable! G. E, refrigerator , three years old. In very good condition. heated if rent was , reasonable, A ROADMASTER amesite drive homo demonstrations. 'Call Ml. ' . • T, ' *DEPT. MANAGERS • Best of' references. Call XII. 3-1335 MI. 3-5416 or Al t e r a t io n s on day and evening 3-7.157. Service Representatives Combination TV, radio and record Mrs, Wells, MI. 8-4788 . DISPLAY 1956 Buick 4-dr. Sedan wav is: Engineer’ed for proper player. Olympic, Including anten between 7 a.m. , 5:30 p.m. \ drainage, ■ constructed with the dresses, coats, suits, etc. Central-^' (Special ModeU. PracUrally )y located. Ml, 9-6636.. Individuaf contacts wi{h custom na. gray breakfast set with six WANTED—by November 1, foUr or best of materials and equipment, •SALESWOMEN matching chairs. ML -9-6412, or MANCHESTER new. A recent trade on the • installed by experienced men and ers in .our business offlc8. Handling five room heated apartment, first ADVERTISING fabulous new Hudson Hornet. I ALTERATIONS, dress making. WOAIAN WANTED requeat.*. answering questioiis, MI. 9-1878. floor, in Mancheater. by middle- Spanking new 6|;i room ranch guaranteed for one year. No job Skilled fitting aasured. Call - Ml. Priced according to auBK too Jarge or too small. Terms making bill adjustments. Ages 18- •OFFICE GIRLS 'aged couple, no children, no pets. situated on H acre plot.' Many- Only $595 Down 9-9283. ' - One wlio likes to do 35. High school gradustes. Business LARGE ROUND blond mahogany MI. 9-9839 • , ber of column Inches, arranged. Immediate installation. cocktail table, glass top $40, MI. de luxe features Including two ' similar to TV ad below. Call for free eatlmate. mir employment office at 808'Main Gray formica top table; Three red long at,the amazing .low price 1P.M. DAY PRIOR drained. Ml. 9-2330. ,, , plastic chairs. 3-1335, .. Glass, !. •- Pull power. Local one owner. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. ] local GOOD PROPOSITION Street, Manchester., (Dpen Mondays •WIHDOW t r im m e r of $15,990. TO PUBUCATION A recent trade on the fabulous and' long distance moving, 'pack and Thursdavs from" 9’ a-"'- to 4 20 INSTALLED Excelle'nt condition. MI 3-4736. chester. Living room 22’6” xl4’ modem grammar school in .ex Original throughout. Previous Evenings MI. 3-7267. • Painting— Papering 21 salary for right person. Write Box , ^ IN ' KITCHEN DROP LEAF Ubie and with fireplace. Dining room, large cellent neighborhood. High eldva- owner local bank executive. i w - t G-rvrau Holland window' A, Herald. Cellars Dralnsd -four chairs, reasonable. Call JA. kitchen and separate laundry tion. Not .development. Garage, l« w Buleage. ,^Full Cadillac i . “ Wa l l p a p e r removed, $7.50 per | room. Also lavatory.' Second floot, amesite, driveway. Location not •quipment. shades, rhade to. measure. All 8-8075. metal Venetian blinds: at a new rbqro. Clean, quick, steam remov-i PART TtAIE- Saturday and Sun- three large bedrooms and bath. ' gii)en over phone. Shown only by al. Evening accommodations eX' day. 16 Hours available time Town ani Gauntry Must be seen to be apprer.li" low price. Keys . made while you ROPER GAS range, excellent con appointment. A real buy at *15,900. Only $395 Down wait-i Marlow V tended. Ml. 9-9158. , • ' cashier, and posting patient's' ac-1 MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE dition, 835. Oil hot a ir . furnace Gaston Realty, 165 School St. Usted only with the Escott Agen counts on new N(S< accounting Drainage'Ga. with hlower ahd- controls, . 8150. . 9-57'l, Evenings, MI. 9-7466 cy. Not subliated. MI. ^-7683. FURNITURE repairing and refin- machine No. 3100. Will train. Call ll MI. 3-6063. 1B61 Cadillac Convertible Botid.a— $ to r k ! Mr. Seiler. Manchester Memorial Phono Ml 9*4143 MANCHESTER GREEN iahing;' antiques restored. Furni ir PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS ..CHECK t h is — CLASSIFIED Every fine accessory*. Red ture Repair Service, Talcottvllle. Mortgages 31' Hospital. MI. 3-1141, SIZES ( MI. 3-7449. .’Immaculate O a p e Cod, four ieather Interior. A spotless car QUICK CASH! *22.25.per thousatid 2 -4 -6 Michincrv and Tools 62 rooms down. Iwp unfinished Up. . MANCHESTER for that sporty guy. -A S DAYS—40-HOUR WEEK WEAVING of buma. moth bolM per month includes principal arid Fireplace, cabinet kitchen. tilq New listing. Six room Capa ADVERTISING interest.____ Hartford------CH.— 6-8897.------OUR 1st ANNIVERSARY MAKE ROOM sale, Oct. 1-6. Com e bhth, Oak floors, garage, amesile Onl.v $395 .Down and tom ptoUilng, hosiery runs, ★ GOOD STARTING SALARY * Correctly tailored SJid so flat 5700 in and save' money on power Cdd. Three or four bedrooms, handbags repaired, zipper re Frank Burke, Connecticut Mort And Still C'onnecilrtit’s . _ tering to the not-so-tall woman. drive. DONT BE OAUBHT NAPPING! Priced according' to num gage Exchange. Lewis , cohier . .Moat Ezclting This lovely frock will meet with equipment. F^rst come — first on friendly, quiet street, oil hot ber' of Unee and number placement. umbrellas re tire d , Collared- shlrtwa'ister ' lo wear served.. Capitol Equipment, 38 $14:700': W * ALSO HAVE FOR IMMEDI men's shirt collars raversed and Gold. , ★ VACATION WITH PAY open or closed at the neckline; the whole-hearted approval of any silr heat, 82 gallon' hot water of InserttMis . similar to little miss! Crocheted from strong Main St. Help Wanted ad belew: ATE DBTJVERY. Th r e e n e w replaced. 'Mariow’a LitUa Mend- AUCTIONS! contrast If desired. WARREN E. HOWLAND heater, Taatetully decorated. Advertising must be in our hands at ,ing Shop. Yaung man, 'high ★ DISCOUNT ON PURCHASES white cotton, . It's, durable: and lUMBUBR CROSS COUNTRY Businena Opportnnities 32 One viaii will convinro yon of -No. 8424 with PATT-O-RAMA Terrific, Value, •*15,800.. the times given in the sehedule at the-Fabiilona Savinga. . .AIJ, tehool groduata. fp Included Is in sizes 12 1-2, 14 1-2. j for the dainty touyh. and frills of MI.; 3-1108 DEADUNE • TATI on ’ w a g o n s . U N - CURTAINS laundered in my home. ftljasical Ifistraments R2 right. Ads or cancellations not ac- MOBILE COFFEE unit find well BRAND , .NEW .MERCIIAN- W RETIREMENT AND SICK PLAN IS 1-2, 18 1-2. 20 1-2, 22 1-2. I red and white stripe crochet, and M I.'9-6003 ‘ 10:30 A.M. DAY ^ HATCHED |N APPOINTMENTS All work done by hand. Reason Ol.SK! wark In odvr. daparf- : gai.ly-colored . cross-stitch mdtifs. A; R. WILKIE & CO. -.cepted after deadlines. ^ ably rates. Ml. 9-2411. established route. Call MI. 3-1382 24 1-2. 26!-1-'2. Size *14 1-2, 4 5-8 GULBRANSIH direct b^ow ma AND ECONOMY. between'3 and 4 p.m. Giriware, Hand and "Pow er m«nr and loam Bit ★ GROUP INSURANCE , yards of 35-lnch;, 3*4 yard con- Pattern No. 5700 contains hogany spinet - piano, *495. EAST.CENTER ST-—Suitable for OF FUIUCATION Tools, Elect ricai' Appllancee, tfast: crochet directions - r sizes 2, 4, 6 Kemp a, Inc. Ml. >-5680. . office and home. Ten rodpia, Realtors Avoid disappointment! Be sure. yOu busfnas*.' Muit. I^ a incl.; material requirements; fin- One ejioepUoa: l?***^' Terma jind Rates on all Building—Coniraetinf 14 'Toya, Hoiiaehold Nreda, Jewel 'ic OPPORTUNITY f o r advancement ‘ .. For thia pallem. »*nd 35c in steam heat,' dU, fireplace, two get your ads in before deadlines. - Helj^ Wanted— Krniale 35 ry, etc»'rtc.t . drivor's lictnsa. Apply coths, your name, address, size de ishihg. directions. MUSIC mstnirnental, rental. Com bathrooms two-car garagp, large M I-9-4389 Saturd^ ■deadline 9 Sales BIDWE.LL Home Improvement Co. Eier.v TlirjlSD A Y , FRID.AV sired, and the pattern- number tb Send 25c in coins, your name,; plete line of instruments. Rental lot. Ample parking. Mortgages ar iterations, additions, gaiagea TOYS!TO YS! -TOYS! The House and SATI RD.W NlTHs in parson address and the pattern numlierto applied to purchaae price. Repre ranged. A,real bargam. For ap MANGHESTEH—Special thie week. of Plaattcs, Inc., Avon. Connecti RUE * BURNETT. THE MAN Six room, colonial. Very nice Today at Re-stdiiig apeciallats. „ Easy budg Nalea .Start at 7 p.m. CHESTER EVENING HERALD, ANNE CABOT. MANpHESTER senting■■ Olda, Seimer,...... Ped..... pointment call_George L; Grsxia- Help WMited—BIdd I f et terms. H I 9-6466 or TR cut. largest Toy Party Plan, in the >We arromraOdkte l.CMW people, EVENING BER.\LD,~U99 AVE. ler and Bundy. Metter's Music Oio. RealtiRealtor. Ml. 9:5878. throughout. Full price *]!,900. Bol- country, a-ant* women t^ show our FULL OR PART-TIME ^ORK 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW ton—Six room year 'round home. - HanrJ^jfatrr; DE OORMIEI^ MOTOR 5-9109. ).. over 890 'eara! • YaRKSe,N-Y. AMERICAS. NEW YORK *6, N.Y. Studio, ITT McKee. >MI. 3-7600. y o u n g kCAN to WMiK toys Jimugh home tfemorutrations JMaiitljMtrr OVERSlEEb CAPE-6H rooms. Lakefrent. .Has garaga. Full price Washing cana pick up "Conizectlrat’a Largest You’ll I^ ' delighted with the Now.avallable— the colorful 1955 AA real- *10,500. Ooventry -r Lakefrpnt SALES, INC. BUILDING—Repaica, alterations, — Car necessary — Write or call Auction Flmi’* Needlework Album containing SAXOPHONE, Conn, E flat alto Attached two-car garage ery Work. etc. Good d collect—The House :Of, Plastics, latest edition of our pattern cata dentfai aection. AIa imm two older home. A dandy at *7,850. R u ra l- iEvrnins llfrani cabinets; etc. <^1 O. Lathrep. Ml.’ APt^LY MISS A bAVINO doaens -«f lovely deaigna from , Mill} new caae. .Excellent conUl- Old Important. Apply 1 M AFUI ■T., MANCinESTJ^ >0364 or Pi. 2-8361. lnc.,f< .Avon, Connecticut. .Tel. ROST AUCtioi^ ROOMS '•J log.. live Fall land. -Winter '56 ■ ypii. Ml. after 6 y.m bomte with six large rooms each, Large fou^room rimeh. F\|U price Farmington. ORchard T-lSOi frgm ;) book contains' dozens 'o r ' smart, Which to choose more patterns In dehter pf town^ one with garagsL *9.800i*ljlQ0 down. OveRBO-inoC*: RTE, 6. BERUN TURNPIKE aasy to saw styles In every sHse crochet,, eifvbroldery and- knit ' Msfim . Itam*^ . . WUiya . s r TYPES conftructlqii wm-k. t;00 a.ip •to''4;3o p.m. and eve- W T.^RANt CO. |TWO HAWAIIAN guitars sflth am! Priced right, kiany other Uetlnga. listings'of aU Upds.4SallUw Ells Opp.'CennectIrut light A range. SeVid for yoUr copy (today |$)us *; gift patterns, directioqa ItUfleha eultablf for child, to learn Oril Jutraa.Jtrtraa- OeneraT( Cdnatnietion.______ningrORidiard Y-0142'.frorii 7;0Q p .: Pewgr Co. ■Wg. laiitsoiist. fiSaattm Realty; lA School $1, IgL worth kOtten Agancy. MI. *4990, No job too nnaU. CaU ML 6«2T9. m. to 1Q;1W p.m. e-lVs ju ^ 25 cents. printed In Hkook. Only - - 25c— a (wpyl oa. Reaaonable. MI, ,9'OT**. 9417*1, tvealngs MI, 9-7M6. '•'1.,, • ,-v ■ ...... A I ■ 3 ' •.A 1- ■ T ' ( ■- V « ,• \ ^ vf Kit'' / •< * 1 ..' .1^ ' - # ■ t l " V.'1 •\ ■ / : I.— J ; ' A -'A ‘-i- W* ^ _____■ • . .H . . A.-?'-:.. ■; ^ 1 ^ lamadfeaki & IHto f” / ' V'-' 4 *■ t ■* ■' . • •• -a- «
imiBSDAY, OCTOBER 4i 1966 /
WUUam T. Smlaad, eon oC Mr.. "'<;^pinaa « 9 d M n. CkQtfa Bnfland. 262 Amaranth, Spruce St., has v m elected to the Maapnio Arohona, senior honor eoclety for It will be men at the University of Gonnectt- patrons night, y cut.'Archons are selected on the pu^ on the ftoor 'work. A': Social basis of-scholarship and’outstand* hour will follow in the banquet ^ths service to. the university. Eng:- hall. Mrs. Maybel.Uowd aiid h«r ‘ •ill editor>ih>ctiief of the Con tke FineM lamk diacuwfoiw committee will aerve refreahmants. <10 1111:0 and sootaTSvi t»d at Ted ^ Lt ^ ^ ly Campus and active Mrs. Ella Gallvtt will ba^ch arge t i i l t ^ s . resort in ' Mbodua tomor' "" Miaations. of decorations. ro^and^Saturday, The iBsqiusion leader fotCthe^sejUtdoa will A commudtsn service.ifor all high A adn. their' child, wi____, \ in the Lanil yard Steitl^ofJ4)tdet^ Frary aSt '4!chool students o f ^ e ;^buth Meth- last .night io Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, and th e^ u ^ t^ u ftd er dis- 6Slst.cliurch w ill> 0 »e ld Sunday M cCarri^ of Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. cussioh'^iyill IktJ'A Re,^««jninatlon eveninsSat 7 o’clock UTsUi'eAsnctu^ McCarrltk is the former Margaret of Cost A'eco)intlng,^jteti^ and ary. The s h it o is being"sponk^d Spyd. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. PINEHURST 1956 SPRING hy the Senior MIST and wlirbe,coh> H q ^ rd Boyd, 7(1 Sorter St. . ' ducted by the Re^-.pr. Fre* Edgar."- The,OleahSra.^CircIe oHhe South MeiribeM^^., the Auxillfecy to 'U.S. Choicd IpdStM ^ Method^t .irWSCs^ill meet''ln a lerioo-Shea Post,. Ije. 2040, jure UMB SHOULDER SALE It'a-belter than ordinary rib ObBWW 0 ...» The Rei\'-^yrartcU('T. Butler at^ requested to.^nmt Friday at 7 p.m., . . These tender ^-4AMB the^ChUrch o f the;^ Assumption an- ^ e w. Pr"Qutsh PuneiafHomat "oveifroast, for it's choica i Washington, Oct. 6^4/P)— ; t»i.pay their rekpiebta:. to Simon ."} ,.^ e only^ grade of beef "tina^' HQULDERS are the lucious nounOea that, beglniiibe Sunday. to paismpects to Simon T. Hilde takty/amiwer to a penny-wiitt For the first time' in, a ILS, HU&brand.^^ whose widow Js a Masses wlll.be said at 7, 8, 8, 10 brand, whoM^-iyldow is a memoir- «)iurst'aellB . .- . and every roast ^United Nations, Oct. 5 (/P)—^The foreign'ministers pf member o f the circle. prayer>v^^^ • presidential election year, and 11, a.m. of the A uxT has been'-ttersonally .aelected by the Big lltiree western powers made a last-minute effort to- ' ^ r meat niinager, (Carles Mc- We are sellitm.. them 2 ways— morb tJian 100, million civil Cirtlw. The rSult is perfect- "xist. Cutting 7 meaty ahmU- daj' to.agrM on a common front in the U.N. Suez Rebate. ians are-expected old eatin^-^deltciousiy "tender and ... . dkf Jamb chops amkfixing the LsimVBhoutder*' ' Amid growing reports of western differences, Secretalr of -V* ^ lean foreshank and neok to weighlng'AbbGt State DuUea flew to New York forf enough tO'vote next month. juicy RIB GVEN ROASTv^c- The Census "'Siireau estimated ed right, to o ^ lth meaty "3rd -"^?^.make a wdnderful meal of^ainb ' 7 Iba. .. .best l^ n fe fe n c e with British Foreign ^ , N: tod.v thru7U» sfaw or braised lamb which wBI- a ^ $2.78 A that ' 102,743^900 civiltana lea ve^ u budget hhppy. old enough to">mR->aHota ; Weatlifer< Cool,! S'„7.on'' Npv. 6i This Is 4.610,00^oi^4.7 ^ or 2nd. ^kunpletely boning the* Pineat) before"ihe>Seciirity Council ahoulder to "that it is easy to per Cent, more than the 98,r33,0bO ” P 5 K ^ w = U «w a ri^ .p e e c h laat l i e a r ' - ^ f civtliaria. who were old enough to cook and easy td jillce. Let the^^ vote in 1952, C roasted shoulder stamflS mm* night -thrt Ruea i ension "in v-s — i n V ~ many resirngU-will, hh .thV jjiost S A 4* A'tVil fl m ,'v Almost 7\, million civilians^,- utes after removing'fpdrn" the 300,000 men Sod 4,200.000 women oven and it will Sice better. momentous” the'-Securitv Council^^t'-' ^ ^ ^ a il. C Lb. has ever held. _____^ —will bq old enough to vote for Serve with baked-''brown pota- \ the first time this'year. toes and brown-gravy. Today's session v)iia..,^the first- \1gr«pklyn. Oct. 5 tJPi- ■jCSear.'cpoi TJje actual number, who. go to. mating of the three wditettr for weatljei^ greeted the (S er«« Baked Pinehurst Idaho U. 78. Choice Grade Freshly Ground' Bemaoned eign ministers since the ^Second hbwever.Js expected to Potatoea>. and Pictaweet Peaa Dodgei*. York Yankees i be far les.s than the 300'million. '- Wa.shington, Oct. President Bisenhower said today Lamb London conference on the -SiMz for t»eir"^'S|teond World Series f ' with this tender roast . . .) problem ended Sept. 21. game at Ebbita^FleidE b ^ ^ F le id today with I "TS**” *, that extension of the rntiiiintint,wage to hew sroups of work Jslimb Legs Lb. 69e PATTIES U.S.' Avoids D^nlte Stand . { ers should, come ahead of aiiy-yncrdase above the present SI (lat and 2nd riba of this beef During the past few days, Ui5. big Don Newcomhe.^(27-7) trying ; rerord w»^nnIvf m!* wlllbe7»clb.). " to make'It two stTalght for the 1 ® ,= an hour federal wage floor., Just the Right Rise 29c Lb.- 1.06 spokesmen here have carefully ineligible or uiv Dodgers over the Y s n k e ^ n L s r - or urt-' Asked whether he thought the iT^sij^our minimum wagB S i avoided any definite statement as sen (11-5). \ ope reason or an. to whether or not the United Manager Cssey Stivigel of, the I lo n l vote. should be.raised, Eisenhower said that IfeGt he wants to see States Would support a British- The cenaur., figures, based on a minimum wage coverage for people who haveuPt sot it. French rs^lution calling for U.N. Yanks, shook up his Ihi(?up and batting order after Wednesday's projection of the 1950 Vensiis and Each increase in the hourly rate, Eisenhowef^id, makes ciiuuisemem,endorsement oiof theine position-posi.uon taken laxen |. __' _ , , , Vi, ." earlier ones. Include Uie civilian HEAVENLY in the first London conference in 1*!*"*"^ , ***(®*^ •’Y it more difficult to extend the vVag;e protection to i^ tion a l August. This . provided ,for in- " second base popu.iattpn 21 years old or older workers. _ ;------:------HAMBURGERS I in all states except Georgia and ' >His nw’s conference comment ternaUonal control of the 103-mlIe 1 " ’ “ ' ' ' I '"J" Kentucky, persona aged 18 to 20 LAROE SIZE PREMIER^ We’re making a substantial reduction in price so that we waterw'av. a demand Egypt a j-' base. Biljy Martin was relafed to the claim by Dem to satisfy>IWn( ready has rejected. 1 shifted from second to third, with wei-e counted as well in Georgia ocratic nominee Adlai Stevenson Nixon Charg^ I lb. ewwd hH# • 1* wa. ACX shurst custom^Ts every week and Kentucky )>ecause persons m FRUIT COCKTAIL can all enjoy a good steak dinner. Western Graded Steer, tbHa.TAtAlCO.Ml While U.N. representatives of I ^krowon rid- that the Democratic party should M i Mtdal FlMr IN HEAVY SYRUP Selected for Quality! the three western powers have | bench. youjig as 18 are legally allowed •ariakla TAaASCbrTkC’canr Chickens are but a ■ought to minimize the differences ,. Y'* "ew batting-order, Stengel to vole in those states. m 4 Hli anr ^mS| tnt lichUy, ^^esh! t)h! so very fresh! t^The^fie/eLErrs - on pfrt of Pinehurst between the United States snd heri ahortstop Gil McDougald lead- The estimate did not include Ehsenhower also said he does not SIRLOIN SHOR^ main weaterhxalhea criticism o f ; the 40-yesr-old Enos members of the Armed Forces of ! regard as entirely wise the con- FINE POULTRY ,t. . Tony Buysse, our chicken expert goe.s right Dulles' position'has been growing j batting, second. -Slaugh- voting age, totaling about 2,100,-' tlU" • ...... E^d Draft Plan story. I down to the dressing plant to select the best In France and Britain. ! three hjts in the opener. 000. • . ■ . In Paris the newly elected^**‘^'*^Y Mantle was hitting third, F is ih u n t 1 Double A ^esh‘ Connecticut Chicken in th« The 1956 estimate listed 4;561,- , Making no attempt to apply his • Waapington, Oct. 5 (J>)—Vies Yes, indeed, we have: ! followed hy Yogd Berra 000 nmre women of voting age remarks to his own case, Eisen President NixOh has again swung i land. Brings them in on beds of crushed ice . . . Xtanager Walter Alston o f. the 8EALTE8T LOCAt. FRESH, LAROE ' to protect their freshness. (Continued On-Page Ten) than men~49.091.000 maleS\as hower said he believes that bv and hard at Adlai ' Stdvenson’s '. tx- L m s SSc c h u c k ChickcitKLegs Dodgers fielded the same team against 53.652,000 - females. Aboilt large the pressed hope;^for ending the draft. K E OREJIM n> . . . Chicken firegstsBr that )>eat t(ie Yanka 6-3 in the half the difference Was due to the W in g t h e ^ R i ''p « = . “;;iU^^^^ 8RADE « lea s FrSshly . . . Chicken dyings , Again this Week we offer Fryers I opener but mos-ed left''v,fleldcr number of men in- the - armed want, regardless of the number of ‘hold out any false hopes” of Ground , Sandy Amoros up to bat sixth. forces, '' terms. such action: lb. (Soup Parts at and Roasters, ready for the pan ; Mrs.^ Ruotolo ; Right fielder Car! Fncillo slid ■ He told a news conference that 4 lbs. 25c) or oven at All except 6 of the 48 states Nixon said he thinks Stevenson t® aeventh and catcher, Rpy there have been objections th.st is "a well intentloned man,” blit were credited with a gain in the this might concentrate power in Fresh Conn- V U l U n i a r i l y I J l j C’ampanella to eighth, just a i^ d population' of voting age. Cali- contended the Democratic candi Frish CapettR RaastiRf Ohiakans u. 49a *' Newcqmbe, like Larsen a gooiT one individual. But he said he JV ( HEN TURKEYS ^ . . They will average 6L49 to $1.59 fomia^eaded the list with an In- has the utmost confidence in the date lacks the background and Choice o f : judgment of President Eisephow< Rib Roast of Fork \ each. ’ ‘^ y E ^ b e m Field «sher. Ken cregsl^Of. 800.000. long-range judgmeht of the Amer- CAPONS / State Hospital] I lean people. .er in matters involving threats to 7 Rib Cuts I Smith was felled by a long drivel peace and freedom. FBAHOO-AMERICAN NEW ENG. STYLE JACK Frash Plump Foirl uk lie Fowl from Miller RosatciL these tender birds will give rCT « right field stands bv Moat of his meeting with re of Coventry Middletown, Oct. 5 -The catcher Rube Walker of the Dodg'- porters was devot.ed, as can be ex Stevenson has said the draft SPAOHETTI AND AUGUST CONCENTRATED lb. 3 generous or 4 smaller seH’lngs. ould be ended "at the earliest Ready For The frali mother of kidnaped, and;era during batting practice,- Thiev^s Grab pected these days, to politics. MEAT RALLS murdered- C ^ th ia . Ruotolo is a! Th«- usher was carried to the There were a few questions on 'ossible moment consistent with P i CUM CHOWDER Famsst H tn M Ohieksss Broiling Ea. $1j|5 ' Fricassee Pot at . . Remember—They are frfsh—They are the national safety.” voluntary patient at a state mentalI ■] first aid room on “a *ir«vner.stretcher. At- domestic and foreign policy To acquaint' you with the de ^ lb. 4Sc oven ready with no^waate. inatitution he^. i tehdants said that he had regained $6,000 Payroll aprinMed in. On a nationwide television inter-, licious flavor of Pinehurst , . ; conacioiisness' before he was re- . Like. Campaigning view last night, Nixon said Ra- Mr«. Eleanor Ruotolo. acr-om- publicans would like to be able panied by a sister, arrived at the ’*^*"** ^ “ P***’- Grammar Schools Win Safety Elaenhower, under questioning HALE'S GOOD In New Britain Police Chief Herman O. Schendel presented National School Safety Honor Roll said he likes campaigning — that to promise that compulaory mili GOUNfRY STYLE hospital at 4 p.m. yesterday'' apd ificates this tary service dould soon be abol asked to be admitted Mid n , when Wa|k-, ---- — moraing to student representatives from three town grammar schools which havAgihow i excejpUon- he likes to get. out and see the EdgaV C. Yerlniry. supirintendenri rt nJ}. the T New Britain. Oct. 6 (J>)-.Aibert al effort In-participating in the National Safety Council safety program people instead of just getting re ished without impairing national SAUSAGE MEAT u.*Jbr* fwtm Ia/* T*via U a <^ 12 n*t« Tvaisi^_s ms a . ... ^ * . . ports. ®F*iy. But he said they would FRIEND’S HERSHEY’S Cton»*^|o*«8'-SI*U, HMplUl,j \ truck driver for Howard “not Ud the - American ptypU In C2)ai|le wanta it featured at a PhotoSchool, And Elizabeth Towle, of 20i Green Rd.. for Bowefa.School^ \ tHei^ld And, he said, he is on the road I'I AbrahaiirB^ninm^kew-Haven ijeij fowaW home plate, maklngt^**"*'* Britain, was of truth and facta — not on the W elpctioa Ybar., . w'hen we know apecial price . . . try thia Sau- state ------. . 1. .T .. : ■ .A. ___ . _ * / i OwMd last Hssk aage Meat thia week et Spicy Tomato SkNIof ^ i t a mite more difficult for the j *"<1 robbed of the com- high road or low road. ■ there ia no chance at this par QkaaaUiia Syrup / Reading the investigation, into the ticular time for It to happen." May fee naaS ia mfeay ways death-of 6-weeks-old Cynthia, said rignthandeH batters.jo reach those pany's $6,000 payroll shortly sfter This was an obvious jab at I.U m- V In akillet, cook 1/3 cup chop- handy left,field standtr. - ‘ It would be completely irraspon- ■ til soft, Add 1 No. 303 can S A last night he had heard that .^frs. 9 a.m. today.'He was tsken to Democratic opponents who have Ad|ai Stevenson. Djtmocratlc New Britain General Hospital beeii accusml: the GOP of t&king sible, Nixon said, to tell alUea ths I ped onions in 3 tbsp. butter un- Ruotolo, who Is 33, had entered 'ther-iqwesiillential candidate,, was to^at- to United' States is reducing ita ft) hospital, hpt he had no informs 'wliere his condition vyas being the' low road at itmCa during the \V Stewed Tomatoes, 4i* os. can • tmd the game. He waa e.xpected. strength,and, still expect them to, tlon other than that. checked. 1856 political war. SNvfr Lh m Pieklo Co. h « promisod us o ddivury of / From Salisbury/Md., S«l«cted Goldan S A W Shrimp*, drained, (save to ait In the same pox, next to the keep up their own full- efforts. 5 for garnish), 2 3 cup uncooked Dr. Yerbury,-' when questioned Police said Kroll told them two At New Haven Eisenhower also batted back at Dodge^ dugout, from which Presi- Stevenaoir-OQ the Civil Rights is . And Nixon promis^ that nevar, “™ * Rice, 1>, mips hot water, I by newsmen, emphasized that Mrs. dent Eisenho youths, one dressed In khaki, met 2 39 MW pock kraut. Just what you'vu btuR waiting for! H penhower and several 'mem- under Elsenhower, would "thou sue. SWEET POTATOES 2Sc tbsp. Worcestershire, 1 tap. aalL Ruotolo was not committed to the l^rs of\W« cabinet watched the him in the hallway of the. West By Harlem Cheers ■' sands of American boys” go Into a Simmer covered -23 minutes, or initltuilon. but entered of lier own first gameix Main St. dieaning eatablishraent Rally Tonight He said that ih the aroted forces, war unprepared, as he said hap Pictsweei until rice is tender. (SUr occa accord. She signed a Standard fo i^ 6 DDespite ^tfter-rain that forcerl and slugged him sfter he, had re his administration'ended segrega pened, in Korea. "Some of them FROM LONG ISLAND—SELECTED MATURED sionally, add more Ivot water if which reads: . , postponement dyvesterday's' game, fused to turn over to them the BY T h e a .s s o t ia t e d p r e .ss tion by taking the bull by "the d i^ because they did not have fea „ , . , . OcX. 9 *-T*—Adlai • as having said of the deci.sinn: "I horns. He did concede that the Cookie Dept. SPICED HAM POTATOES ...... *. 10 lbs. 45c necessary). Mix lii *4 cup.shred- “ I do hereby request, to be' re- the field appearw. to be in flhe monej .ie Vi as carrying in a canvas Stevenson waa buoyed today by a ; think it makes no difference Adlai Stevenson tonight makes tiainjng they needed.’’ Nixon said. Democrats had done something in ' leOUCATOR . ded American cheese and gaN eeived as a volunury patient, and : shape, The infibld^and batting *>*»• [ chewing reception from Negroes : whether or not ' endorse it." his second 1956 campaign- visit to Of Stev^^^n, he said " I think FR^nD^00l)S nish with , reserved ahrimp. agree If my request Is granted to , area had been protected by g cov- Kroll was struck,, he said, as he pjhU-conscious Harlem. ■ A t another point Stevenson that dlirection. But he also said ' perhaps, he IMisves in-th» various— FROM IDAHO—WONDERFUL ’TOP GRADE Connecticut, — a state he lost to that thbre had been talk- about the loafchEese 2Pkg$. Simmer covered until cheese ----- [er. The outfield waa A. bit soft turned his back to the youths aifd ; I^mocratic presidential said. Eisenhower has been President Eisenhower in 1952 proposals he has >j)Ka«d vvlth re melts. Sen-es 4-.’i. (Centianeil on Page Two) . | but had drained -well 1»Y spect to the draft^^U-^atepptag, PEAS IDAHO BAKING POTATOES staretd to walk up the stairs leadriS^'^ n " for the Second "presented vv'fth\ v j \ an opportunitv more than 129,000 votes. (Continued eu '^age Ten) THIN SALTIRES - Makes a good combination Lb. ing to a .second floor office. jWofld Series game in Brooklyn for f ■ '• - our H-homb testa on th o ^ ^ S s M •Or substitute 7 os. can S A W Thia time the Demot-ratic p'res- ISUNSHINE sandwich. 5 Lbs. 45c^101bs.I. 8 5 c Kroll said he s a w '^ ^ e bandits^"'***’banditsf^Uh confidenceconfidence' in his camp that .this fleW"f and Z ^ i e 'n ' -4- a simple agreement with tho RtBH CORN / Tuna Fish. sppt the canvas'as bag with the j*'* surmounted a possiblvpossibly crit- silentaiient.”' 'irtualij idential candidate comes to Nevv C;/ ney into a paper bag; ical Juncture In his campaign. Haven to address a party rally'at Celery.^,. C ^ ea .,. Tomatoes (honey into a paper baa-: ical juncture In his campaign. i Cite. Tninuin’s *48 Order W*M>ly Bear* Show SPINACH Howa-rd CTeaners building , supporters regarded Har- Yale University’s Wooisey Hall. NTDROX COOKIES SNOW WMITE CAULIFLOWER ki^aped Infant Found New' Haven party teadera expect — ‘ -' - But he added, in obvious roter- 1* assmall buaineaa district on is^o'methlng of a weather-, , , ■'Stevenson said Ei.senhower last [KnULER-'S < " Holn's Sna Food ceuntnr h « Rsli ta bokn, boH, fry, Broccoli. .".'Cello Bpinach Slewed Tomateee vane aAto how he might fare in ' ^*u*ul*Y creditett Repiibli(-ans with 2,800 to fill the hall and another Mild l^inler Ahiead Olackty* Pfat .... 29c Salad Mix. Radishes ' West Mmn St., some distance from 15.000 to wail outside for Steven- (CoBttaiMd oa Paga Tea) dr bipiL Knnp sna food in your mnol planning. 27c 4 cans 81.00 the heart of |he city, othgr lw>ulmi!! Negro centers in ^ding segregation'in the Armed PECAN SANDIES Unharmed in Chicago Kroli .apparently waa not hurt northern states with large elec- juvees, but that.an executive or-, "** *^‘*i*Y address (9 p.m, •Stamford, OcL -5 •8’) — If you Calif. Tomato Julra seriously, since "the blow he suf toral ,-voteiP' isa\ied by President Truman in ®®” ~^bannel 8» beliveve the ,/wooly 'begr, caterpil An unfriendly reception could “sounded the death knell” of 1 „ He made a stop at Hartford in We are plea'aed to con 3 No; 3 cans 87e fered from the butt^f an automat lars, and a lot' of people do it's PINEHURST tinue sale on Prestige Ice ;./• have'reflecteB Negrft hdstillty to •'‘uoh segregaUon. I ^eptemper for, a coiyference with NABISCO RITZ 3 3 e Chicago, -Oct. 5 (J) V . A bi-own-4 She said the W’oman, s stranger ic pistol did not knock him out and' New England part.V leaders on going to be a mild winter, Ekiward ENTER PROCTER & GAMBLE'S VISITING Cream thjal this weekend he waa able to talk to police at the his position on Civil Rights. , Stevenson said the order was, is England nartr* Bulletins Calif. Tomato Juice d >-oung wife told police today admired hey baby. Ronald Joseph But an outdoor crowd estimated campaign plan.s and there he J. Du&a. a Stamford entomologist, . . . then It will have to' =—ited a baby so much that when they met in the store snd hbapital. V NURSES.. OPEN go hark to regular price 46 oz. can SOe by police, at. lOjOOO'applauded his (CJohli^ed on Page Eight) chided President Ei.senhower for saiy today. from the AP Wires sne sioiS'^iionth-old Ronald Joseph expressed the hope hers would be He was'admitted as a patient, hl.< veto of the Rivers and Harbors of i6c pint . . . Bucher frony-feis crib last nig^t. as beautiful. contention that Negroes hajj made Duda. employed by the Bartlett If you, have never however, and X-rays were takenen to. their greatest gains with a Dem tBin. : Treb' .^se.arch Laboratories, said White Tuna 39e The baby w>s-Jonnd unharmed Invited into Hoqie determine/ tb« extent of his Presidential Parade found it neecssarv to TILLS.# in- "aqrot in the White House." Democr,ptlc' State Chairmen "wool'y bears are out in abundance, WEST AGREES ON SUEZ PRESTIGE with Mrs. Gladys^Yiynumi, 2t, fn when Mrs. Bucher started to Juries.qrii ' 1 John M. Bailey, says -Stevenson will and-every last one of hundreds call for a VISJgMNG the. basepaent apaft^nt "he leave the,8to»e, she said, the woman applauded also when, he . United NaUona N. Y.. 0 « t ONE Pn: PUMPKIN make a third trip into Connecticut, sighted wpre a wide reddish-brown * tD —The Big Three Western For 35a NURSE,, thank the FRENCH shares with her hU8band/;Qi^arIes, told her she was feeling III and Kipn*4*eacribe^thl%w^*‘ h^^ Republicans of a "b r a W ’ probably Oct. 25 or 26. Again l)t A ioo,ooo°=> THURSDAY in the same southwest. side" area chief masked robbers as,about 21 seize partisan credit News Tidbits band across the middle." foreign ministers have reachM 2for25e JLord, for good health Mrs. "Bucher invited her to her will be Hartford. Bailey said, most “ According .to. ah qld superati- IC E CREAM Where the child was kidnaptfd. home "to rest iintil you feel better." years of age. one short and wear-I Culled from AP Wires "complete agre«ncntL.’.oB a Boes k a bleSsirig. " I wanted a baby So much.I jiiat likefy for a rally similar to the one 'tion, this is a sure slgn'that wittier resolution for sfibmiaslea ta tfea IN P R IZ E S and Mr*. Buphe'r told police the ing denim pants. ■ an old 8hirra‘nd L - ^ scheduled for New Haven tonight. Richer More Flavor took one," she told Capt Patrick will'be mild,” he added. ‘The U.N.. Security CouaoiL a Brig- w'onian, told her her name ^I-as a U The khaki ciad bandit’, w h o i:^ * T t V ^ L ^ i ^ S . ^ I c k e L " Truth iiquad’ to E'ollow wooly bears were wrong last, yCar. . 'The Manchester Pub- and Any Flavor Deele.. , ,Mrs; Bynum and the baby. . . a ni(u ,,,^u-jii Fiiuiiroan carried the pistol, was tall Ish spokesman said today; Tfea ^ ICI IH I TI \O IU (O lPO \s vGladj'a'* and ahe Hved in suburban But if any of those attending Negro ministers call public meet Stevenson won't be out of Con Their fur coats Jorecsitt a mild Jic Health Nursing Cicero. She added the woman con. “ >ln-. Kumm said Kroll told. m. ing to "teli the truth about certain announcement came after a long FRIDAY were unfriendly, they werlp silent. necticut 12 hours when a Republi winter and it turned out far from conference betwiw Secretary of I I I lu : Assn, is having its an t - ‘r,,^occrH * mother, Mra. l-ois she didn't want .tlje babv she i The victim reported was or- events in Tampa ” after forcible ar can "Tryth Squad” lands in New that. But, their record over the 2 « " « 7 9 c Reporters covering, the event State .DuUee, British Porelgii nual drive for fund.s to lteard.no boos or jeers or any un rest of ntricisi of National Associa- past seven, years, isn’t too bad. Secretary Selwya Ltoyd aad NIGHTS bandits confronted him.as he.en Uon for Advancement of Colored (C^Unued on Page Two) 1 keep up the good wofk friendly remarks. They hit it oh the nose fivb times.” French Foreign Minister C2uis- the VISITING tered, the hallway,, and that he was Loudest applause oame w:hch. People '. . . Chairman Lewis L. tian Pineau. slugged a f ^ he replied, "Wait a Stevenson reiterated previous as- Strauss of Atomic Energv Com NyRSES do. ■ minute.” _ REG. Special V-alues isertions that " I support' this de mission describes as "patently BUS BLAST KILLS NINE 3 for 20c .'Mail yotjr check today Tolice j/ald it, is a routine weeklr, clsion” of the s'uprwne* Court riij- false” Sen. Elates Kefaiwer's claim Why Was Trip Made ? Alglera. Qet. 5 HPy->A Musa From Nabisco She waa expecting a baby of her lunicu sne “ P H>e $6;- ring segregation in public schools U.S, trulls Britain and Russia in nr bomb exploded in a bos near Al RATH to Mrs. Jane Behnke, Fritnd'i Goriitdi Hoof Hash ..... 2 eons 49e own. She was hot pregnant, she 057.64 ^yroH at a bank and bring unlawful. / atomic power .field. (Continued on Page Ten) it to tm cleaninicleaning establishment. giers tqday, kUitac nine Alger- 2 for 20c Ass’t. Treas. M. P. H. b c 6an S|>ray CrbnboiTy Souco . . 2 com 32c said. . He, quoted President Eisenhower Army takes some wraps off Us ixns and ivoandliig a deaea. Tfea N. A., 71 Haynes SL, New Golden-Glo The chlld'a abduction set in mo- Redstone ballistic missile and says U.S. Deeply; Concerned explosion occurred iriiile the has Hon- a search of the, area by 100 among other things it soars above was .steppe at a ndUtoty cbeck- Manchester, or drop Shurlino Gropo Jolly ...... jar 19e * Prernium Saltines ■policemen.' earths atmosphere in its’2Q0-mile contribution in' recep J point. Shuriino Raspberry jProsorvo . ^ ; .. 32c lb. box 25c " A house-to-house ca'nvass'by 400 ; flight to target . „ . Three Alaba 2 FOR tacle ypu will find on polic^en brcqight. about a qiiick ma draft boards stand behind de BACKS NEGRO DOCTOR BAN solution of the case. Over Tito’s Soviet Visit BOTTUES our eheck out counter.. Shurfino Fruit Cocktail .. . .. Ig. can 39c mand that Congress investigate Atlaata. Oct, « (J5—^Ifce m i- Two of 'Ihe searching officers. draft delay granted Montgomery ton Count)' Medical Society to* 5 8 c 26c - 69c Detectlveii Joseph ■'Corcoran and Negro attorney.. Belgrade,' Yugoslavia; Oct. A ‘ economic and militaiy assistance LARG E SIZE day stood two to o m U favor of Strawberry CincinnaU, Oct. 5 Labor i/P) president Tito returned to from-Ihe United. States. NEW ITEMS .pidward Cagnhy, got the lead when . .P^Js T. Diinagan decides ccatlnnlBg ita policy of exetad- COFFEE $1.4f GIANT CANS PROCTOR & GAMBLE COUPONS Shortbread 37cr they knocked on the door of -Mrs. leader John L. Lewis nbwsdav's ia .* TvT«r wwiTl-'l'Il'.'TT',.”'''':”''” day from aa 8-day visit to the The best available information is like a baseball slugger ' who geta i will contl^^^^^^^ v T " * ? ' tag Negro doctora ftom fuB - 34e - 64e AT PINEHUR.ST LOW EVERY DAY SOAP PRICES Norbevt Kowalski (4227 S. F r u - ■ Soviet Unioa. Authorltattve" that Eisenhower may announce membership. / , * I CAKE MIX 31c 7 1 c Cbnib ^oney 69c cisco Ave. I who remembered that /walked every Ume he wmes' to i AmocuuS^^ sources here expivaa the opinion then that he'ia without ’ sufficient T • • • «>meone has u to win . . . . it might be you. ■ KayDee Printed _her husband had told of taking a ' more.^***” **^ ‘ "Y-I Colored People to ttperale in Texas : that *nto and Soviet Cohununist information to. rule on the broad ^PRICES ARE WITH COUPONS ■1.1 Triscit W eTer^ RlBlCOPF SEEBAOIAI V ld W Cottoit Towels 59c . sick woman with a chlld'horae.inie.iast. boss Nikita Khrushchev failed to question but that he believea f Hartford. O ct 5 (8V-4tovor«ifet' settle whatever policy row may Yugoslavia to be qualified for. ‘U.S; )g. j|ox 39c night. S 'ha^and^V*rt “i ' for 195*i Ribicoff today predict od a \FU5H FJOJIT5 and YfGETABUS Peanut Bu^er Kisses Corcoran and Cagney found' Ko : bale and hearty, signed up a fat | is arrested along with Oregon slate : exist'- between the tw'o govern- wheat 'shiifments. ■ / | new wage contract for soft coal ; police officer in connection with i but dose Coaaoctleat vofor'i Ig. bag 39c walski, who. showed them the By- ntents aod ComoHinist parties.' The . law on'wheat shipments I Democrat Adlai r FRESH CRANBERRIES 2 4 9 c FROZEN fOODSPECIAU lium apartment (at..5324 S. Lock- miners >'esterday, calling for a ' fradolenl plywood deal, made on an aid basis requires the , Reymers Did Fashioned $2.40 . per day . package iralse in Russian-born Swedish radar ex . vv inner here. Jijri be 1 Snow Crop Fronch Frind Petotoos 9 ozs. 2 for 35c F ros te d wood Ave.), where.they found the Qy JOHN M. HIGHTOWER administratipn to determine that" elaborate be Iwd Chocolate Dropa baby. | wages and holiday benefits. • ^pert is. sentemi'd (o 13 years at a recipient country is not under' I lettu ce Uerge Heada ^ '' . 14 oz. pkg. 89c Washington,, OCt, 5 (JP)—The from toe ^rismiliiwir 1 9 c Macaroons 47c Deeley said that the baby ap-i The veteraa president of the hard labor- in Stockholm for spy U.S, government ia reported to the. domination of the Soviet Snow Crop Fish S tic b 8 ois...... 2 for 69c Union. statonsat laet JHm at tM peered in good condition wlien po-' United Mine Workers Union said ing for Soviet Union,. .fnsurahee be stiil complgtety in the dark-?- ..tional — ■ “ * he couldn’t help but mention, in executivq in San Ftanciso says , On the whole Yugoslav aid pro- Hubbord ^quosh Lb. 4 c j Menno Fant{ni's^Appl• or liuoborry tumovnrs 49e Ld ■ lice surprised Mrs. Bynum with the/ and deeply concerned^bout the Tide With Coupon child in the basement apartment.' passing, how the .quick; peaceful males less than 25 are going, to purpose o f* Yugoslav President l^ m . Congress apteifled that such *Joy, With Coupon negotiations leading to the new I to paj-higher rates on auto help .be halted entirely unTeas l& uliffow tr Snow Crop Gropofhiit Juicf 6 eis...... 2 for 29c Sfec anil 2 for IMe B8c and 36c . .Mrs. Bynum and her husband Tito’s present talks vyith Russian REPORTj Large White Heeds ^ were taken to- the state’s aUor-.| contract -w-ere a far cry from\the j insurance because of their Eisenhower determines by Oct. 16 Rtv 2 5 c leaders. /• not only that Yugoslavia is fol mnL ney’s office, for questioning after j "ttirbulence” of coal, labor ■ rela-! ^*'^lng records, Ini this imcertaln Situation, Slate eherifPs tlons a few years ago. ' Burial of father and his alx cl lowing an independent. foreign; Mg 6.Jet^Alr Giinon Stom^ Givon With Cosh Sdos the l)aby wqp returned to his moth- j- Department officials ace consider policy course but that contlnufng ■' *•- 2 5 c er. Mra. Bucher and,Ronald were In those days 'of tense, pro-1. completes orgy of murder; rraslied today longed strikeSVand negotiadona f"** •ulcide which shocked small, ing . Communist' , Yugoslavia's - ur- economlp and arms aid to "her; taken to S t GeorgS’s HospiUl - - . farming "bmmunltyco: ______ill North _____(iaro- gent request for emergency Amer- Air ForcecRaen 1 .LewKI was tilting with Preiidenta. would, ibe. in the national interest the towa' of Perria. SiAfIMRUIT 2 tor 2 9 c where a checkup showed Ihe child llna ,. Italian religious puKlcatlon lean wheat shipments to meet a of, tils United Statea t\v’i ta go»d.health. ■ ■ . CongrAsionsI conimittees, courts .severe shortage. * ' and mainly the mine owners, or ThcfeHiis h(q»e at the State De BRITISH KAB 48 CVaUO TS' ' ^ThJ baby's' mother told police There waa reason today to be partment that- before the dMdline 2 , h L 3 5 c ■he had met the Woman, described else ftspding lieve the wheat request may be iG G M iW T k J W m i C c O M gains for-the coai miners. for this deciirion. idier* will be: Britiafe A n n anBHbMod tolinr *■ M A N C N i f T m C o n n * Iroty 8a»w. With Coapee Ontnay, Wltli Oonpon as abobt. 22 iwd an expectant Sen. Prescott Bush (R-Conn) separated from the broader prob seme word from Tito, relayed hy ; * J J - 71« aed 2 fer tte % • - mother, la a store pear her south- There have been some rumors urges N ^ ' Bpgl'and to "united ac lem emtfronting President l ^ n - s—piiCto fedva feHto-dMfSM # ^ 3 'iW 2 9 c 2 for 20e and g fer 28e 302 MAIN STREET that Lewis, perhaps somewhat U,S. AaJiassador James 'tore, dagi o< ^ CORNER MAIN ond OAK STREETS airo 'homo yesterday after- tion" to prJib for eiariiest possibla hower,/who faces a.dtcialon Rlddleberger. ., completion « 688M mlllKm rej(toMl ■tr Edward <2. Fox and John Xicwia .(OMtiaiMd (STpage Ifelrtoea) ^ Oct. Id en wheiher or not .Tugp- h fleoir protection system ■Ipvla la atm sligtbla for gafisraL OR ' ! \'
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