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PAGE IGDKTSEH SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1954 \ Mmcifissttt lEventng HmtUi Voters! Polls Oi^n Tomorrow at 6 O a W . HI. \ the buildingvwss solved when the ^^idiitTowa front door was bolted from the In­ Jayeees Eiidorge Average Daily Net IPresa Rufr ■ \ v -X side and the back doors' were COSMETICS X" DeBenedetto-Fitato Wedding For the Week a w M / N The WcEthcr Heard Along Maiir^met equipped with pew locks. ■ ' Mobile Book Fair Wr. CARRY ALL O ct M . IBM H i* Etgular wmkljr meetinff of Now the look from the front DEADINO BRANDS \ : 'pf JU. A Wmtka tiM MMchMter Auxiliary . Police And on Some o f Manchester*$ Side*Street Too doqr is doUT* In the Hanlwsre City X will be held Monday evening, .at put bsck in shape for In a statement released today, 11,558 Pcdice Headquartera. ,/ . ■ , '■ X ! honut-tot^oodness work. AUy. John R. FltaGeraidy^presi- Arthur Drug Sthrus night. Lew tS-85. TOeadny Oo Ahead Maacheeter! The only difference betweeit<‘op.' denl of the Manchester Junlpr Member of the. Audit cnsManl rain In nwenlag, WMljr. BnreM of drenlatloa' ' Simon Cohen, tJ. S. Dlitrlct At­ A traveling friend of ours re- | portunlty” and “demand" is sembn- -’■'ObeSible Conrees Chamber of Commerce; which to boMer in aftemonn.. pmMbM^ mt torney for the atate oi OonnecUcut, turned recently, from a southern tic, obviously, for if there were 4- The “bumpy rd||d of love” has attempting to combat the sala­ ManchesUr^^ City of Village Charm few emmr fiarriea. HIgli nhsnt 4*. will be the guest speaker at the eommuhity where a power com- real difference. It would be that cious influence of jebr.dc books in meetliw of the Manchester Klwanis ^ I n g on driveway entrances ip pany is planning to Institute a “deiMnd" .is “ the maximum Minchester; Complaints from but Manchester, heartily endorsed the ------'T/ . V ' ^ ^ Club Mondav noon at 13!1S at ' the very progressive method of estab- | amount of water, or electricity a efforts of the .Msrtcheater Pubkc VOL. LXXIV, NO. 27 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) \ Country Clnb. of ton^n drivers bring this over MANCHESTER, CON;^.; MONDAY, N O V E M B ^ 1. 1954 lishlng minimum service rates for j customer could call bii” and “op- looked .fqct to light. Libraries and'the Verplanck PTA (CInaaitM Advertlalag M Pag* !•) XfRICE FIVE CENTS lis consumers. A portunlty” is “ the availability for to help in this work with the book The Friendship Circle of the N arrow ^^d pitched at such'ip; Most electric.power firm s,use and convenience of the flx- angle, bfie obqerver .haa said they fair to be held at the Verplanck That Interpr^ The. Wishes Saivatlon Army will meet at tht course, are tied to that regressive'I tures.” If that were opportunity, are made In ''accordance with School fiext week. The fair, whichwnton Citadel Monday evening at 73*S. method of service where all cus-| the-fixture rate would be a use Verptknck Of Th4 Family / Refreshments will be served by specifications lald'-ijown by service will be .held at the turners of a given class pay the tax which IS regressive, and the Schboi Monday throughh ’Thuradfist Re-elected Mrs. norence Stevenson and Mrs. rame minimum rate. The anti- whole point Is that the system Is station operators to'encourage car’ owners to get grease Jobs, they Open dally frbm 8:30 toI 4 p. m. ana'- Ruth Blevins. qua ted system is as simple as it is ' progressive, from 7 to 9 p. m„ wdth the excep­ inequitsible. seem uniquely difflcuIK,to -ap­ JOHN B. BURKE Ross A. Campbell, chief engine- proach. \ tion of ’Tuesday evening when It Generally speaking, the domec- ITnnsual Laadlady will be open from 7»to 10 p. m. to UNERAL IHOME ult as Foe 'X-' nan, USN, inn o f Sam Campbell tic user of power pays a given Natives publicly do not / Most o f the news tluvt appears enable parents to hear the talk of EL. o f 21 Jordt S t and btisband of the minimum rate, if h,e does not use In newspaperS'ls of disasters, fires, them too much thought but former Margaret Q. Lent of Hono­ slder. those in other towns, where Mrs. Jesn Poindexter Colby on / much power. The' reason, ob­ or of some derogatory news about children’s books. 87 BAht^NTER ST. lulu. T. Hi, Is serving at the U.S. viously, is that it costs tire power individuals. the gradient is gradual and they Naval Reserve Training Center, are hllowed to be wider than a Attractive book marks, telling AMMLANOH SERVICB company m on^" to keep on hand We’d like to;tell you about one about the book fsilr In which over its Cuban Race Winston-Salem. N. C. Before en­ the amount of power a customer wagon’s wheels. tering the,/Navy, he attended landlady we know in the area who 600 books, both the latest publica­ could use, mid might'uee. It also should have' a little praise. Most Let us not cast stones, obviously tions and old favprltes. will ^ \ school in . Saskatchewan. Canada, costs son^hing to deliver that that is not the answer,.there is no and araa employed by the N. Y., of us know-of rental propery own­ displayed, have been presentele. Such a program la an in- out. tion banquet at the Hotel Statler point out that an electric iron uses eible apartmeilt she knew alMut valuaDtq aid toward the. develop­ East Sido Rocrootion appea^d for a record turnout, hop­ Senate and House, won two years sgo. Democrats iuhilantly more power than a night light and -that might fill their needs. above a walking pace for 'a thrill­ How many would vote waa still ing thabstoe vote for their candi­ on Nov. 6. Koski is a sophomore at ing ride. If'th e spi^gs on the ment of children Into g o ^ Ctntor. School Strott'- were claiming they would sweep both into their camn and Hlllyer. you can stick them both into.the 'That hone of the ones she sug­ citizens. r-Apeak for the Jayceea to be determined, but there were date wouldsbxceed 51 per cent of gested happened to be suitable was car are intact at th* end, you are Coil MI-9-5315 good-sized crowds standing In line the total eligible votes and thiia ^*B*»*fh**^ '*** to a_half dozen GOP governorships. same plug. But that sort of argU' lucky. ; Oflara Photo.- and for mys«^^ personally when I . Bill there remained an air of un-y ment. is so petty as to rats no re' not her fault. The point was, she say that we are'-tyholeheartedly In outside many Havana polla as they give them a eountor to any opposl- Or if you hp^e a green light MRS. ARMANDO DeBENFIDE 0 / MI-9-6365 opened at 8 a. m. ^ certainty about all of the pre-^ Joinder. tried to help. favor of your pro^|im." balloting forecaata. It waa gener­ But the interesting part of/this ’The tenants are grateful to her while heading north or south qn^ There waa a Gurry of minor vlo- (Continned on PatK^venteen) FURNITURE and for her efforts, and they say a Summit Street and try crossing White carnations decorated St.-^ Ames Marlnello Newark, N. ated by dlaputei over the effec/tive- whole affair is that the southern James’ Chinch this morning a t . J.. was best man. an' District No. 2 nesa of strenuoua laat-minuta cam- firm got the idea when onb of its little faith in landlords has been Middle TOrnplke without first ushers were Blast restored. coming to a screaming hilt. look 10 o’clock for the wedding of Miss Thomas F. Fergrison bf Manches­ palgning by Eisenhower >4nd the officers was visiting Manchester, out! / Wost Side RocrootiOn FINISHING for the Town Water Dept., you Doris T. Firalo, 159 East 49th St., ter, brother-in-law of the bride, | _ Gaa and Rubber Poweredv depth of penetration of what the, see, makes its demand charge de No doubt these things simplify New York City, daughter of Mr. and Gerald DeBenedetto\pt New- lU Contor, Codor Stroot Democrata called "r4d amear” Mlasing Key ark.'N. J. ' ' \ : 11 At Ike Held All typss: pend on the number of fixtures the traffic problem in Manches- and Mrs. Harry J. ' Flrato, '99 Mao Asks 15 Year charges against aoihe of their Town officials ran into. a .bit of tor, for they slow drivers down. Plymouth Lane and .Armando De- ,A reception is being held this |_ MODEL Coll MI-9-2987 candidates. . • Varnish you have in your home. unexpected trouble Ih the Job of With this we have no quarrel. But Benedetto of 271 Division Ave., afternoon/beginning at 1 o'clock.'U MI-9-8461 Both on Al/Tanight I * Shsllae Now you m ipit argue that you moving the police from thelt at the home of the bride’s par^ts. i B can Ofily use so 'mucjl power at one when traffic is impeded because Belleville, N. J., son of the late PLANES From the White House 19 p.m.,! ‘Ridiculous^ stamping ground at the. Center to a driver haS' to maneuver for Mr. and Mrs, Anthony DeBene- 99 Plymouth Lane, the mother ■of] — B6T) Biaenhoner beams a tele-, * Lacquer time oir you’ll blow a fuse. That’s their new home, on E. Middle Peace, Nehru Claims beside the point. / several minutes before he can get detto. The' nuptial Mass was cele­ the bride receiving her guesu'U District No. 3 vision (CBS) and radio (Mutual-! • O il ’Turnpike. into a driveway without blowing brated by the Rev. Francis T. while wearing' a navy blue dress'■ ABC) gppeal to the voters. 'to ■ Washington, Nov. 1 C/P>— It’s Just as Imlevant to argue Not that the converted alms­ with powder pink accessories. ^ CCMTCS 5T. that you can only pull so much a tire on a curbing, \ye feel a gobd Butler o f St. James' Church. Woddoll School By JOHN RODERICK march to the polla. He is to be The White House todsy house wasn’t prepared to receive thing has been carried too far. Decorations are white roses. 'f"thing which would Mock/achieve­ "‘Saiin-Oull-Bright water through a water meter of Given in marriage by her father, ment of this goal. / Joined by Vice President Nixon.' labeled “ ridiculous Adlsi the force or that there were It would be tob costly to change When leaving on a motor trip, I irood Sfraot Saigon, Indochina; Nov. 1 cast by. the Democrats In the role given sixe at 4 given pressure, no hitches in transporting equipment the bride was attired in a 'waltz through Canada, .the brtde will | ^ "My visit to China has led me Stevenson’t assertion ___ all the driveways in Manchester, length white Chantilly lace gown, CoU M I-9-^7 (yP)— Indian Prime Minister of clilef campaign author of the that matter how ;hany fixtures you try —it was Just in locking up the wear a black and white tweed ' I to believe the people at Cliina are to pull it through with. It’a not and this is not our purpose in fashioned with a scoop neck, fitted Nehru says China’s Commu­ Conimunist-ln-governmcnt issue. President Eisenhower has af­ old homestead that the difficulties bringing the matter to light. Parisian suit with black acces-'H MI-9-3037 anxious to have wara and avoid DWYER a question .of how much water you bodice and full circular, skirt with sories. Upon their return the : a nist rulers want peace to car­ war,” Nehru declare. Nixon speaks from Denver. firmed Republican campaign arose. , . ., Perhaps 'the rules could be mod­ scalloped pleated nyloir ttdie edg­ Stevenson, the 1952 Democratic can use p. one time, and besides, Seems no one could find the key couple will reside at 271 Division U ry out 15 or 20 years of inten­ After an overnight visit he|-e material which Stevenson hydraulics and electrics are two ernized unless we nke an isolated ing. Her fingertip veil of illusion presidential nominee, who has aald to the front door and the .keys to Ave.. Belleville. N. J. . ( ; ■ District No. 4 with South Viet / Nam nffioTals, said was “ standard Commu­ tricky /Sciences which aniateurs existence and want/ Manchester’s was attached to a lace headpiece, /wssy sive industrial development. Nehru Gew oiV yesterday to EUenhower Joined in a GOP chorus The bride graduated from Man- ! a PRODUCTS should/not fool around with. the back doors Just wouldn’t work streets to be classed with Wstcr- trimmed with an orange blossom stopping off here en route on the issue of domestic Oommu- nist propaganda,’’ ' for the rust and stuff that has ac­ bury’s, which one driver hss Chester High School «md attended | U Y. M. C. A. luilding Phnom Penh, th / capital of Cam­ Depiand is purely a question of design and seed pearls. She cari-led home from hla 10-day visit to bodia. He Is m e back in New niam. speaks by radio « ? M ) from With tha congreaslonal cam­ cumulated in the locks. After all, ■characterized as ski slopes design­ Hlllyer College. At present she is • North Moin Stroot Peiping, India'! Premier told paign in its final hours, James C WOODWORKERS opportunity. ’The more electric a praye.rbdok with orchid marker. emplo.ved as executive assistant to m Delhi TiiesdaW with an hour re­ Chicago (10:15 p.m.. E8T). who ever locks up the police sta­ ed for wheels. newsmen yesterday the Red gov^ Hagcrty. pradtdenUal preaa aacra^ and FINISHERS lights and plugs you have, the Miss Marilyn Goglin of New the president of Schlmmel and IU■ CORNER CENTER and CoH Ml-9-8722 fueling stop planned for Rangoon xlTie weather generally prom- more opportunity you have to tion, and the police and court haVe York City, the maid of honor, ernment chief. Mao Tze-tting, had en route: t y y , waa aakad for commant en been sole occupants for a long time Final Pleas Co., New York .City. The bride­ ^ GRISWOLD-/m I-*-72SS Mi-9-9194 •gW to bt cold but tunny, with West Street— Bolton rriakc demands on power which the chose a turquoise satin gown of groom attended schools jn New­ estimated three or four five-year Threats snow flurriee In some areas'. the remark Stavenaon made ia a Jmwer company has to keep handy; now. It appears the door. locks Assorted candidates have round­ empire design, made with a scoop ark, N. J.. served . In the U.S. plans - would be needed to ' put New Torti apeech Sattrrdav haven’t been used since 1925 when ed the far turn and are roaring Chlqa on her feet . economicallyJ-l' **** leader said Mao DeoKicrata buaied themselves night. ■' MI-8-5326 Just in case. And by the same neck and cap sleeves. She carried Ami.v In World War II and is em­ Geneva agreements with what National Chairman Ste­ logic, the more fixtures yoii have the law enforcement people took doiyn the home stretch of their an old- fashioned bouquet of bronze ployed as a supervisor by the Erie and that he wanto avoid “ I have no other comment ex­ over the building. camj^aigna for office. They’ve been Indochina war "had phen A.. Mitchell called a “walk- / 20 Years Of The Best to call on. the more opportunity pompons. Railroad. eased thb world situation greatly, Herald PbotM. athon’’ In an,effort to counter the cept to say if« Just ridiculeua" you have to use water. ’The problem of bow to secure on the hustings since mid-summer, ABRAHAM A. RIBICOFF (D) G6^’ERNOR JOHN LODGE (R) Hagerty replied. shaking.. hands, attending dinners but of /course it continues to be “ 10 limes 10” telephon.e drive Ini- dlffictgt and full of problems.” ' Stevenson, the 1952 DemocraUe and making s p e e c h e s— mostly lenged the Ingenuity of man’s in­ ciple all commerce,'trade and in­ Red Plqpes Hit Uated by Eisenhower Saturday. preiidctftial nominee, told a party making speeches. tellect than now. dustry are hushed and 'Will perish He/liated the Korean question, Sheppard Trial Democrats were urged to walk rally In Ua New York tpeedi: ~ As a result, now that election Let us look around us. What do from this earth as surely, as the Fornioaa and the general situation to the homes of 10 neighbors and “Not Just the Vice President and day is only three days off. .many we see . on the horizon ? What, crimson sunset follows' the (olden NationaBsts on in Indoc'hina as ,t,he three moat Scientists Pose ask them to vote. ' Republicans crUlcal problems menacing peace. an the Republican campalgnera, but of the candidates have run out forces are at work 7 Whither are sunshine. Delays Step on were asked to telephone 10 friends how the President himself has af- -* of things to say. In fact, most can­ we drifting? Under what mist of Mark you, I do not seek to un­ Hjt said he had not discuaaed For- Vfit^ying Ide^s and urge them to go to the poUa.^ firmed the proposition that our COMPME LASSEN’S didates ran out of new things to clouds does the future stand ob­ duly alarm or distress the moth­ Tachen Island ibsa with Mao but waa convinced There was no accurate Intfication prosperity has been achieved in say pretty earlyxin the campaljgn scured ? ers, fathers, sons and daughters he Chjnese government and people of the effectiveness of either cam­ the paat only at the price o f war feel strongly about the Island Disputed Jiiror In W^indupS SERVICE and have been relying on varia­ My friends, casting aside the gathered before nhe in this vast Taipeh, Formosa. NOV. 1 (IP)— On H-Bomb Use paign, desplta claims of wride- and bloodfficd. tions of a basic theme ever since, rainment of all human speech, the assemblage, but I would indeed be Nine Russiaa-buUt bombers under beipg held by Chiang Kai-shek’a spread success. Telephone com­ "Thia of couraa has been stan­ hoping no one will jiotltfe. crucial test for the solution of all regime. Cleveland. Nov. 1 (AJ—The Shep­ panies generally reported normal recreant to ( high resolve which Jet fighter escort today bombed the . Chicago. Nov. 1 (A>»—Two nu­ dard Communlat propaganda for Well, there’s no denying cam­ these intricate problems' to which I made as a youth If I did not at Nationalist Tachen islands 200 "The only peaceful future for pard miirder trial temporarily by­ New Haven, Nov. 1 (/P)— -rand state legislators.XCounting traffic, with increases in Some years and ia beliaved by many to paigning eats up speech material clear scientists have varying an­ have Just alluded is the sheer this time and in this place, and miles north of Formosa for the the Indochina states,’’ he declared, passed a legal dilemma over a Gov. John Lodge (HT and probateXjudges areas. prove that the United States U faster than ants arrive at the "is to be ihdependent and not to juror wittr a purported police rec­ swers on what to do about Amer­ and forceful application of those with the full realizing sense of first time, official advices saitu land minor official.^, thet^ a, ica’s H-bomb teals. Whether Eisenhower actually ready tq precipiute war ia ordar to FALL scene of a aummer picnic. Immutable laws which doSvn the interfered 'with by other coun­ ord today and went ahead with the former Rep,. Abraham candidates looking for viettuy’' had apurred any large number of responsibility which I assume, The defense ministry said one of / Dr. David R. Inglis, phyaiciat At ■ave capitaliam.'^ So. for the benefit pf candidat.ea corridor of time have always publicly, publicly declare and sf- the raiders was shot down/ pre­ tries. . . bii.siness of finding two alternate Ribicoff (D) started out to-! the balloting. who are as tired of their speeches Jurors. /the Atomic Energy Commission’s Stevenson added he waa aura \ guided the hand of man. groping firtfi my dedication and my con­ / sumably by ground fire. / "If there is interference on one da.V in the wmdup o f Con- The polls op

: JlMICfflBSTER c ic p w v m om kr, m vKm Eft i/. m t. |>AGB EIGHT BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1,'1{I54‘ PAGE NINE z T to election, nlmoat always makg up tiiinllimai A 20»857 Voters EUgible ^dM JSlasf Scientisii ^pse f K i p p - i m W im i—i m to'Poisoii their irilnds as- to how triey are NorWich liklitor inal^^har^es Pi 'y B o a rd O ath W D B ^ lS iO Radia .WHAF—919 going to vote before the cam­ Nixon Se(E« Hoax paigns start, .arid, -they don't Fitting children's shoes specialty xit irds: ^ 1 1 Ideas rW aM »*'440 Essteni w n o —lis e ch|mge. ' ' , Siicciiiiibsx at 81 to A t Ik e H e • > But you didn't wa.ste your time T ow n Doubt^ on Forecasts In Ceremony SeaUIe, Nov. 1 (jPt—Art anony­ If you did campaign, Llapc aaid"qn iwing program sbhed-; Norwich. Not'..- ( '( jn - -EVririral ' Y^s; Mothers and bads ,^^i^w0 do *- OH: omb Use WHAY-HaU ot Records mous telephone call, which siUd a wMkIy ■ Yale, radio Ji r o g r a m services will be held tomornriv for y.,- pointed by both , parties and will i -(ContMued from Pag^ One) lott coming up in fln at/ ^ rat. supplied by the radio WTIC-elOW Radio Urns poisoned food had been delivered yesterday. aiarles Whitney. 81. city editor State HcEe^ Congress be on duty at the polls tomorrow. ‘Ri(heuldus’ WDR('-.Cal Kolby Democrats might pick up a con^ Judge ^arles^S^/li^us^ lenU and ore subject to WGIH-'Wild Bill Hickok to Vice President Nlxon’k hotel For one thing, he aaid, cam­ of the 'Norwich Bulleyn. Democratlo Workers ! (C oit from room here Saturday night, ap­ RacM to B|\^^Settled; Republicans and . some of the in­ gressional seat. /' ;e without notice. 1:45- ■ ' ' paigning serves to confirm party , Whitney, who (Ued Sunday gfti'r Rames of Democratic workers in (Continued from Page One) dependents .who supported him in - Delaware—Democratic Sei). J- Swears in Directora; peared today to have been the He did not suggest a Specific Court Cases WHAY—Hall ot Becutda loyalties, it' prevents change »■ brief illness, served the .Bulletin WaddeU S c h ^ 3rd the election follow: ^ 1952 to go to the polls tomorrow Allen Frear, Jr., /giveri edge, but WIIAY—News; Polka Hop WTIC—1040 Radio Lana work of a crank. that might take ,,place if . there District '1, Peter Olcskll assla^ American site. Conduct First' Session WDRC-Cal Kotby for nearly 50 years. Fj>r 37 years Poll r iParrot . ‘"njey are ending It by slyly -Im- a'nd Vote for GOP Senate and ------Eisenhower’.a- - (Ijring \HaJi- Friday. WGTII-Wlld BIU Hickok Burt C. (nine, secret service were no cantpaignlrig and it stirs he-was city etiltor anti also tpent a a District Polling ant registrai:: Edna Keating and pdgning his patriotism. Amplifying his auggeStion in an H 0 f V f o 9 I ; ■ House candidates only the ballot In a lyhirlwlntf tour of four states interview, Arnold said he does not- _ Twp'men were fined $125 in In New Buckley School S :M - ' agent in charge of the Seattle of­ -out-the vote" intcrciiit.' brief period as sports editor •Madelyn Miller, checkers; Carrie , "I know that millions of Deln- count could show. -' T ’ ! believed to have helped, ftepubiican Town Court this morning for op­ WDRC—CaL Kolby- WRAY-News fice, said ‘‘nothing has turned up j------,— V From 6 o’clock tomorrow mom' Gleeaon, demonstrator; Jo se p h expect the government to accept W C T U -U i^ 's Waxworks WTIO-News X ' W hitney . w"a,- a naUve of New ocrata will resent the tactics of Republican National Chairman (*^«P- Herbert B. WarWurton. . his recommendation, on hydrogen erating a motor vehicle while un­ The riewly-elected Board of Di> WDRG—Neika so far” In laboratory testa of the FUGITIVE HEM) IN H,\KYKORn York Otj.x x ' Stephanie ^Obucliowski, this left wing group whose stand­ x \ 4s food made by a. Seattle firm. in g to 7 o'clock tomorrow evening Leonard W. Hall ha.s said the! lUiridis—Edge gly^en to Demo,- bomb teats, but he made it ./‘in an der the inlluence o f' intoxicating rectors for |the town will WHAy^-^Polka Hop WGTH—News • Hartford, Nov. 1 i.P Anthony J , He leaves his.■widow, the former .Widths from A to E. (sndiester voters will be goingto acl Ginolfl, Sr., Roger Negro, ards of hone-sty, security, and mor­ Elsfcnhower efforts* would awing ofAtic Sen. Paul H. Douglas but liquor.'-’'''^. Weep^-RecOrd Revue ”But there will be several houra Garrity, 23; is scheduled for nr-, ^iller; A dol^ Barcista and effor,t to arouse the Amerjcari con­ office tonight and conduct it Rn.salie MaVtgsi; two sisters. Mfs. ality are not representative of the the election. Derriocrats in some backers of Republican Joseph. T. T h ey were Alexander Marichuck. business .after - being w m ix into WKNB—Requcil Matinee WHAY—StmUiSbt on SporU more of testing before we cqn be ralgnment before a U.S.. coftintis- four polling places in town Eyel3'n'Ghrrison. Hlchine' tenders. science.” In his article, he criti­ -WTIOr-atelle UallSe - WTlC-r4Slrlctly BporfS Ciai cnce D.. Sevin. Norwich, and great traditions of the Democratic ai-eas said the presidential cam- Meek say he Is closing fast. J r .,-44, 107 Pine St., and Tho'maa WDRCi—Jack Salman certain.” he added. sioner today on a ch a r^ ' by the MU>!s Frances Wj^itneyi Kavorferd, to'Vwi^or their Choices for 20, of­ DlatrictN2, OlivT Chartier, as­ cized the U.S. governmerit .for office by the Honorable. Cnarlea S. ' WDRC—Cal Kolby party.” . paigning had hurt them, In other Barkle.v Holds Edge what he called lack of honesty in R. Stevenson. 22. 13 'Vine St. Ste­ House, Superior Court'^udge, who WGTII-Jack a Waxwoi-ks WCTH-Plano PnrtraUs Meantime, the Vice President F B I that he fled fram (^Uilifornia Pa., and.a brot'hf'r, James, Nor- fices county sistant regiMrar; Jane Fitzgerald; Nixort referred to it as "the sections, they said it wasn’t noticed . Kenluck.v—Former Vice Presi­ venson was arrested yesterday by «:S»— ■ ■ and his party had flown to Denver last year to avoid proKocution on not admitting the seriousness of was active in formulating the WI1A.Y- Supiwr Serenads "HTtlNG IS (Dvemmeni Lillian Metter,' checkers; Helen Stevenson-Taiunan campaign to particularly. dent Albeh W. Barkley credited injuries , to -Japanese fi.shermen Patrolman Kenneth Barker," town charter under 3^ten the Polka Hop and Nixon said there he planned a charge of rape. Garrijy was ar­ with slight edge, in race to eiaim WCCC—Record Revue WTIC—Glee Club Although tntereat in, the off Hammond, dem'onstrator; - Carrie elect an anti-Eisenhow-er, ADA. Brownell (/barges Hurt and about 2(K) Marshall Islanders. W illiam 'J. Bates, 74. New York, town now operatce. . ' ' WKNB—RequfiJohn Sherman KPRC—Cal Kotby ■ tion appeared li^ftt. during the Littercheidt, Eleanor Hippie,. Jen- mention any other nMcs. , ADA crats in some critical races, they atomic Ssh died of what Japanese speeding when he did not appear in bers of the public who may wish' 4:44— again at Adlai'Ste'vensor. He lis­ lice saltf.x' '■ ■ ings of World War II; Copier.- y-: . , ■ court thmxmomlng,'' Wara->)ack‘B ,Waxworka WHAY- 5ui>p<*r Serenade Opening days of the^mpalgn, en­ nle Scheutz, and Otto Schuetz, ma­ are; the initials of Airimcans for conceded privately, waa the charge doctors called radiation sickness. to attend the inaugural meeting, it WTIC—Three Star Extra tened to Stevenson's New York chine tenders. - that many of their candidates'Were Michigan — Republican Sen. LesbM^’Dirkirigton. 60. RFD 3, thusiasm hah grown in, Connecti­ Democratic Action, a groulKW*’’*^** Cites Detectioa Progreas . has been scheduled to take place in '■wHAy\|rtiika Hop X.WDRC—Lowell Thomas Ijroadca.st address a few minutes District 3. John P. Tierney, aa- describes its members as anti- "left wing." Atty. Gen. Brownell Homer Ferguson reported to have Lake/SL, Bolton, was given a 30 WKNB--Req,ie»f Matinee WGTH-Weather; News after the "poison scare" incident cut as elsewhere as the vbtjng day Dr. IngUS proposed that an in­ the Buckley School on Vernon WTIC—Tbe^Womaii slsUmt registrar; Mary Dannahcr Communists, liberals, and sup^ said Saturday night that if Demo­ strengthened his lead over. Dem­ day" suspended jail sentence for Street. lie * —• ‘ here Saturday night and took approaches. \ „ ocrat Patrick V. 'McNamara. ternational agency be set up | to WDRC—CalXolby WHAY—Supper S«:renadt ■ The fdur polling placea all"^of ydid Joseph Morlarty, checkers;- .posters of the prihciples of the crat.s win control of Congress, the oxlcatlon. If he is arre.sted on General Manager Richard Mar­ WGTH-sjack'r/jVaxworks WTIC—Sjiln 'Em AgalJi notes on it. new chairmen of committee.s which Montana — Democratid Sen, monitor any ban on H-bomb testa. he same charge again within-six Which will be open from 6 a. n^/ Ann P I i k a 11 i a ,. demopstirator; New Deal and Fair Deal. He said it has been demonstrate' tin will open the meeting. Everett g M - . ■ WDRC—'I'enn. Ernie * At Denver, he told newsmen Daniel Haggerty, Johq ' Stevms, deaKwith Corruption and Commu­ Jam es E. Murray seemingly hold­ months. Judge* John S. G! Rottner WHAV-'-Weatern Ckiavan WGTH—Fulton LewU to 7 p. m., are: Nixon said a Saturday night that thermonuclear or even MacCluggage, baritone .-soloist, WKNB—Reque.t Matinee yesterday the Democratic presl-^ Ann Kearns, Ann CianfagllMie, speech by Stevenson ' "wa.s one of nism would be a "new kind, of 5 ing small edge in battle with Re­ said, he .is t° be presented on a with the choir of South Methodist 1:14- * dential candidate of two years ago District 1. East Side Recrea­ per centeri!—they supported the publican Rep. Wesley A. D’Ew art bomb exploslona anywhere t^ th e charge of being a common drunk- WTIC—Juel Plain Bill W.IIAY—Family Riuiary , tion Center at 22 School St. The MU|bn Vitriol and Stanley ShoUL the moat vicious, scurrilous at­ world can be detected reliably. Church will sing the Star Spangled WDRC—Newa .« WTIC—Spill Em Aimtn had made "one of the most vicious machine Tendera; Ernest Irwin, Presldent'sxp*'®^*'**'’' “n*y 5 per but editor E. S. (Shorty)' Dye o f ,ard. WGTH-^WaxWorks WDRC—'i'enn, Ernie attacks through innuendo on Presi­ diatrict includes roughly the t a c k s ever made by a major po­ Such an arrangement,/ne con­ Banner. • :I5 - WGTH—J. Vandcrcoofc, watchtngn; etical figure on the Preudent of cent of the tim^ He did not name Helena Independent-Record aaid Andrew Mooney, 52. of np cer­ The Rev. Mr. John E. Post, pas­ dent Eisenhower that 1 have ever southeast portion of town. them., Brownell saul the "big rea­ contest- la "a toss-up that could tended. is the "one qpjWtunity” tain ^ d ress, was given a suspend- WI lAY—Western. Caravan ):se- Here's A Smart Tip:^ D istrict .4, Mae Vennard, aa- ^ United State.'*.” . ' for limiting arms by priutuat agree­ tor o f North ■ Methodist Church, WTlC^Loreaixo Jonea heard.” „ \ . District 2, West Side Recrea- son” for having a^GOP* Congress go either way." ed judgment on a charge of vag­ WDRC—Cal Kolby WHAY- Supper Serenade Uon Center at tlO Cedar SC. This aiaUnt re^lrair: Mary McKeever, Nixon telegraphed hia. statement ment that does not^require a com­ will give the invocation. ' fi’GTii—Waxa'orks WTIC-."Jewe ol the World In his New York spec-’h, Ste­ checker; Ro4«t Gruesancr. demon­ l.s that "in this field oCCommunism New Jersey — Democratic, Rep. rancy because Judge Rottner said Judge'House-WiH then give the WDRC—Clioraliera venson sard President Eisenhower district includes roughly the to the Associated Press. Noting- there is much to be dori«..^by our plicated and so fSr unacceptable WGTH-Gabriel Heatter strator; CHarlSa O’Connor, Denis that \ Stevenson’s' pddress. was Charles A, Howell favored to take apparatus for /atomic inspection he had been keeping out of trouble oath of office to the nine Direc-' had acldpted material which "has Mister! You Con Moke southwest quarter of town. federal governmenti” , over GOP seat sought by Republi­ for some time. TeleTiaion Programi IK District 3. Waddell School at Sullivan, John -Cratty. Victor broeddea'l by NBC, Nixon described and control,- tors. They are Jacob Miller, ,AY--Siipper Serenade been standard Communist propa­ Democrats reinained co n fld ^ can Clifford P. Case, a fo rm e r Lawrence S. Lukowsky. 25. Dur­ On Page Two W flC ^ne Man's Family 163 Ebwd St. This district em­ Kovla, Bernard Lyom Otto HIU. and his steument at.- a condensation of Inglia a *^ iecent statements by Harold Turkington, Harry Firato, \ ganda for years^..the proposition they cari count on the "pocKbX House member. ham, whose case was decided on Theodore i Fairbanks, and Walter WdRC—E. R. Muirow braces roughly the northwest Helen Fitzpatrick, machine tend what heVould have aaid if he had book” vote in tomorrow's balloting PreaidentY^isenhciwer and Prem­ Saturday too late for The Herald's WGTIlXjn the Mood (hat our prosperity has been Her Very Happy With had broadcast time fo r .a ‘repl>--to X Ohio — Republican Rep. George ier M a r k o v of Russia both recog­ Mahoney, all members of the achieved in the pa.st only at the quarter of toWn. era; John Zlnunerman, lyatchman. - support from men and women IT\Bender given slightly better edition, was fined $100 and given I Advertiaement . X/ District 4L Community Y at RepubUcan Workers Stevenson. who are unemployed, have reduced nize the danger to both sides in Board which goes out of office tb- wHa y—:-Mir ne Program price of war and bloodshed." tharix^-en change, to take seat the/curent atomic, armaments a ,60 day suspended- Jail sentence. ‘nighti Natafie Metntoah. Gilbert W TtC-BeH l> All T» N. Main St. This district in­ Republican workers in tqmor The Vice President said the Income or fear that. a depression WDRC—Meet ^ rU u Archer from Democratic Sen, Thomas- A. . He pleaded nolo contendere to \' row's election follow; > "Stevenson - Trviman campaign” r)me. ■ Barnes. Pascal Poe, arid Phillip WGTH-^Top Secret Files, A G-E AUTOJ^AirC cludes the northeast quarter of mSy be In the making. Burke, bui Burke reported clos­ a charge of fraudulent issue of a District 1, Leonard A. Weinutn, was made lip oi(: X Inglis’ proposal is based on the Harrison. »;14— town. Eisenhower and Republican cam-’ ing gap. X / check used in pa.vment for a new I Campaign Seen State Candidates assistant registrar; Irene - Bren­ ;\ ’‘Quips—50 p ^ cent. paigners generally have contended premise that an H-bomb test ban Delivers Address WHAY—Blue R erena?!, "Innuendo and name calling— Oregon — iMRipcrat Richard-'L. Would make the risk of sudden ag- car purchaaed from a local dealer. WTIC—Beat of All X \ At the top of the ballot. John nan, and Marion Straughan, the country is enjoying it.s best non­ When the Board members have NOBODY, . WDRC-Meet Corllia Arfcbre W a s h e r 4 5 -per cent. Neuberger'a lead reported greaaion much‘less attractive.. . Five other cases were continued WGTH-Top Secret Files \ Of^ Minor Value Lodge, (R ) Incumbent, Ab>ohani checkers; Harry Meikeyohn, dem- war year but no GOP leader pro- been sworn in. Dr. Karl Bosworth i onatrator; Leonard Church, Glier ’‘Honest discussion of the issues fcs.sed to know hoW effective this Ing rapidly in siirgexby R^publi He contended America s present this morning. John Evaniski; 44, of the Dept, of Government at the • :*» - Wbicoff, (D) and Jasper MclAW, —5 peKcSnt." can - Sen. Guy Cordon. " ' policy of massive retaliation with 30 High St., arrested Saturday WHAY—wr.slernXCaravan Vickerman, William J. Dowd, Al­ reply was. . University of Connecticut will de­ JUST NOBOpY, W T IC -B eat f^ the And their hopes were buoyed by that any retaliatory force man Newton Taggart and .charged Republican majority on the Board taviaso, Jr„ treasurer; Fred R. members of this group has been In otherTenate races. Republi­ -be missed in the initial sur­ YOU WILL X . And"be gives these two reasons Noren arid, Fred D. Baker, check­ thif tradition that the party in S with operating a motor vehicle had been unable up to a few days , WUAV-’-Newft^v.Weftiern Caravan Zeller, conqjtroller; and John J. able to name any statement I have can inci^bents Leverett Salton- prise attaolc. for hia bN|ef that campaigns have ers; Robert' Martin, Thomas J. power nationally usually loses con while under the influence of in- ago to. reach agreement on the \ WTIC—T^lepli'joa Hour np effect oh^vplers; Bracken, attorney general. made in this campaign whl0^ l^e Bulletin of the post.s. \WDRC—Purry Cmno Deal Than This With RUalcoff on the Democratic Ford,. Pearl M. Helm, John Lak- Atomic Scientists, he said mutual toxieating liquor dr. drug.s, em­ VOTE WGTH— Arnold^. 1, Most voting is ‘‘traditional.” Ing, George Stavriitsky, H. Ross untrue." X <, As the campaign ended, the op­ C. D^vorshak of Idaho and Demo- The Board is also slated to make • :t ^ tldtet seeking atate admlhlstratlv.e Accusing the opposition then of cr^c incunibcnts Matthew N. agreement witnHhe Soviet Union bezzlement. and using, a motor that is "most p^ple vote for the! Lewis and Oeorgs,^ Apel. machine posing camps hit a high note of appointments to 17 posts in town WflAY—Newt: Wffttem Caravan same party year"^ter year" and' Boats are John N. IJempsey, lieu­ bvthe"‘‘big lie” technique, Nixon bitterness. Neely of Wert Virginia, Guy M. on an H-bomb testxban would: vehicle.' without obtaining the government. These, posts include WTI('—Telephone Hour tenant governor, Elizabeth Zdim- -tendera; Jam es Herdic, watch­ owner's permission, had his ca.se | WDRC—Thr Norths "families tend to vote for the I man. said "they have attacked the se­ Stevenson accused Elsenhower Gillette, of Iowa and. Hubert Hum­ 1. Prevent testirig and therefore V, _,i ..1 I X ,,, ih* controversial post of town au- WGTH—Henry Taylor czyk, secretary of elate; Anthony curity riSkT>'ogram of the Presi­ in a New York telecast of adopting ph reY of Minnesota were credited development of a compabtH-bomb continued under $500 bond until jaitor and the sp^lntm ent of a same party generatioh, after gea-j B. Grillo, treasurer; Edward D. Dlatrlct 3. Frederick E. Peck, dent witX a fury bordering on By A Thnujfhtful Citizen cration. x aaaiatant registrar; James B'. material which ‘‘has been starid- with leading their ofiponcnts . that could be fitted into the war­ Y I town counsel. TVo of the vacancies WHAY—Newa: Western Caravan Bergtn, comptroller; and Samuel hysteria'^ and attempted to create nrd Communist Propagan^ for head of long range guided miSallcs Cheney A. Heck. 39. 405 N. | are created on the School Building WTIC—Baiid of America 2. The Independents, who do yj. Tedesco, ettomey general. Wilson and Katherine T. Williams, an impression it is not necessary, Of Manchester WDRC—Amo.ft ’n’ Andy switch their ^voles from elation checkers; Charles Rogers, demon years ___ the President Xim self being developed. Main St., and Albert J. Parker, 40, , Committee by the election of Pas- W< :TII —Pi reldrnt iuinunltowrr .McLevy'a running mate is Spen- and in any case, the risks • were has affirmed the proposrtion that if the same addre.ss, both-arrest-i cal Poe and Na’ r-. y\ atrator; Walter A. Strant, George 2. Enable Defense dcvelopmcni* (atalie McIntosh, corn- f:45- -X. V. Anderson. Others seeking hired by Eisenhower adminiz- our prosperity has beeivrirhieved In About Town o f radar screens and interceptor eflxas a result' of pn argument i mittee members, to the Board. W HAY--Nfws: wrsierii Caravan P. Olds, Julius Dubaldo and Wil­ I was discussing with my ncigli-^ WTIC—Band of America •ledt^ under the Socialist banner tratii the past only at tbXlH'ice of-war missiles to go on unhampered by theri>spn Sunday and both charged The benediettori W'lll be given by are isreal Miller, secretary of liam McCormick, machine tenders. bor Ed the other night these pre­ WDR(*—Amue ‘n’ Andy N b^ said the truth ia that *‘96 and bloodshed.” / -Iho agreement. with BMault andx battery; had the Rev. John F. Hannon, pas­ Wt 5TH—Pru.'ldcnt Kiat'nhowrr state; XP suI O. OroMenbadier, ' District 4, Ida Wood house, as­ The Red Men's Setback Tourna­ election polls that right now aie Special per cent of the 6,926 Communiata, Stevenson akio decided Eisen ment will be held tonight instead 3. Prevent the H-bomb race their ca.sl'aconlinued'until Nov. 8. tor of St. James' Church. 1«:0U— treasufieK Frederick D. Ecclea sistant registrar, Dorothy Belcher feUw-traveiera, aex perverts, peo­ bower's statSmant that election of attempting to predict how all of WHAY—News: Nile Watch and Wlldred J . Clark'a checkeya; of tomorrs\v night, on account of froriv becoming a many-sided affair Both men Kaye posted $100 bonds WTIC—Fibber Molly com ptroll^ and Philip J. Schnce, ple/with criminal records, dope ad­ a Democrat-controlled Congress and were arreHed by Sgt. George MISSING YOUTH FOUND us are going to vole. WDRC^Mr. Keen attorney gennal. W aller J . Buckley. Washington, Nov. 1 (/P>— BeaV^ Falls, Pa., Nov. 1 iJV — I WTIC—American Forurp WELDON a t I^ g e and Thomas Dodd.^'fpi been so successful ...yTThat .the the most vfetou .attacks through Regina D'ltalia Society-will hold devastating offensive capabili'Hrs, B.vrant W. Bowles, president of peared from the new stan^.” I W*DR('—MtHHla for Romanew 901 MAIN STR EET its monthly meeting wtonighl at retaliation will be impossible afur^ Elijah ‘nvqmpson, a 23-year old I WGTH—DisUticulshcd Artlata incumbent, is running- in op' chances for peace S'itboiu sur innuendo on President Eisenhower the .Association for the .Ad- iinemployi^ laborer, has ron- 11:0 t- X tion to Wallace BamM. fR)-. render are better today than they 7:30 at theTtallan-American plub the first plow, the only security He also recalled the beating the last night that I have ever heard.” xvanr.ement of W'hlte People, fessed to the-killing of Helen Gallup'Poll took 'in 1948. WHAV-Newa; Nile W^tch -United States Rcpresenfative from have been at ariy time since on Eidridge Street. ^ will lie in not allowing the op­ pleaded innoceiit today to a W TIC -N ew a D e a th s Nixon toM newsmen in Denver. Jean Bryant, I6,xa State Police­ ’ F WDRC—News; Almatiac lha 1st bongresslonal District. World War n.’> "They can make attacks against ponent to strike first, arid the charge of beating up a Negro man testified )oday at a hearing This y'apr,' other never-siiy-die WGTH—News After Senate Seat 2. “Since buit spring they have me, but when they talk about the The YWCA office in the Com;- prehiluih on surprise attrftk will lei teases rrler. He asked a jury at w'hlrh Thompson was held for pollsters ar'a,at it again . . . but it >11:15— Elmer S. Watson (R) and John darsBce A. caiferd been AouUng .’depression and re Prerident that's a different thing" munlty Y Building will be closed seem, decisive.’’ trial wKich was set for Jan. 5. grand Jury action. * is an establi^ed fact that nobody. WHAY—News: Nite Watch ceaaioii V; .^hia is the best peace WTIC—News of the World • \ MEN! ' 1>. LaBelle, (D) oppose each other aUford, 19 Strsnt St., rc< Nixon also dispatched a teie-i all day tomorrow because of the Just nobody, can'te)l how you or WDRC—C aI Kolby In seeking election as the'p^ of ceived mqrd Saturday of the death time Yaar 1)1 America’s history and gram to Stevenson adcuaing him voting in the building. YWCA anyone else arc going to vote. Wf^TH-Sports BeiFor* Purchasing State Senator from the 4th, dis­ of Ms enlX uncle, C lm n ce A. Clif­ the JosenHower economic policies of ‘Tollowing your usual tactics of calls will be accepted by Mrs. A1 ll:Se- ford, et nhrmouth, Masr, The el­ leadMg the nation to its beat Ian Taylor, 56 Henry St. The Right now, it is my opinion that WIIAY -N ile Watch ^ H ot trict. ' covering up the record and failing WTIC—StarliEtit Serenade THE PURCHASE OF A Candidates for sheriff of Hart-, der Mr. ClSfqrt had often visited jfe a r in war or pieace in 1965." to answer the facts by. screaming modern dance classes scheduled for John LaBelle, a Democrat of Man­ WDRC—Cal KoJby ford County are James J'." Egan, hie nephew in meist Hartford Whether all the campaign firing (?ub Scout Pack 151 enjoyed ita Friends and relatives find it Raymond. T. Quish. Pauline D. Ma^uson, property on first hike of the season last week police court this morning on. a Marshall Road. \ had changed any votes in critical easy to give you the gifts 77te latest count indicate there charge of Issuing a fradulent Senate and House races remained Sunday afternoon at Gay City. dearest to yoUr heart! are 20,857 registered voters in check. CatlT. Whilchgr to SedofT A. to be decided at the polls, wi^h of­ About 25 boys enjoyed their trek iri Eklund gnd Norma A. Eklund, MANCHESTER town, according lolDonald Hemlng-^ He waa given a 90 days sus­ ficials. predicting a record turnout the wood^ and playing games. The properly oh Victoria Road. / ; • ' X : - .'X. ' way. Republican ‘ registrar of pended Jail sentence and one year of voters for a non-presidential hike was lead by Cubniaster Ted \Voters. probation. Part of the probation Albert M. Cushing and Dorothy year. Huffleld ■ arid many parents and M. Cushing to'^Robert R. Hastings \A breakdown indicates 4,675 arc arrslgiimcnta are thst he must The n th . hour spotlight swung several comrnitteeinsn also parti­ In ^district 1;-5,141 in district 2; make good the check. and' Mary A, Hastings, property on 11 Senate races where Senate cipated. ^ on Center Street, y. for the most sensational welcome 4,73X, in district 3; and 6,307 in He has been return^ to the control appeared likely to be de­ . Camillo Gambplaui. to Richard ' * dl8tricX4. custody of Manchester ' police to cided. Six of these seats now are SMFD, w'ill hold ife monthly meet­ In thexEisenhower landslide two' W. Yeriu, property on Ensign 'held by RepubUcaiv: and five by ing tomorrow night at 8 o’clock at / face a . like charge here and Is Street. 958 MAIN ST.—MI-9-4291 - years ago, 20.492: persons cast being held pending setting of bond. Democrats in a Senate that is the firehouse, corner of Pine Street ever accorded a new PONTIAC! baliots in thVnational election. The William Thorpe Snd Beatrice divided 49 RSpubUcana, 48 Demo- and Hartford Rosd. . JEWELERS—SILVERSMITHS S|^. Milton Stratton and Patrol-, Thorpe t o , Joseph F. Frey and electorate th«Kwas 21,782. man Robert Turcotle made the ar­ craU and one ~Independent, Sen. . .In the last ofTtveWr election, in. Dorothy , R. Frdy, ..property on, Wa.vhe. Morse o f (jregon, .'Since Mr. • "J Mrs. Earl F, Swallow THE KNOWN NAME. THE'KNOWN QUAIITY SINCE 1900 rest and he was --pi*^**®*! "p on a LInnmore - Drive. Shovrroom rrovyd* liave confirmed town lalkihg as it's never talked about (M WATER SAVER CONTROL 1950. there were lS.056 Voting of warrant' issued by East Hartford. Morse be 'viu vote With entertained- with a dinner Satur­ 18,168 qualified to you. / - Oscar E.' Oronlund to^ .Robert the Democrats;, the latter need a day at. their home, 30 Oak Oreve thaV here ia the greatest Pontiac of a new .rgr before! V hy not come in — lets you use less water (or small i Identify M ow^ors' R. Hall and Inez D. Hall, proper net gam of only Jwoto take over. St., followin)r tlie rehearsal' of the all lime! The’195S Pontiac vr.ilh its for a more leisurely inspection and 'm-hetween" washes. Moderators, appointed for this I ty on Woodbridge Strw l. ’ X, 11'Close Conil^rts Mao Asks 15 Years entire bridal party for the wed­ all-new IBO-horsepower Slralo^Slreak demonstration of this remarkable all- . election by the Democratic Party, Marriage Licenses The 11 coriteats—most of them ding of their daughter, Miaa Lois are Philip Bayer, district 1: Ed­ I David R. Dougan. 24 Pearl St., extremely close—are being waged A'. Swallow and (Tiarles W. Nat- V-B performance and its strikinglyin g iy ^ new car—the car that has won such a win Kose, district 2; Edmond Peace, Nehru Says yid Beverly J; Smith, 698 E. Mid to a fin i^ in CalifornU. Colorado. zcl. Jr., of Norwich. The cere­ advanced styling has set the w Ihole widespread and enthusiastic welcome? Desey, district 3; and Irving Aron­ die Tpke., Nov. 6. St. Mary's. Delaware, lliinol', Kehtucky, .Mi­ mony will take place Saturday, DON^r FORGET son, district 4. (Continued from Page One) Robert W. Dussault, Glaston­ chigan. Montana, New Jersey. Noy. 6, II a.m. - in the. South Must Be Checked Off bury. ‘and Francine Mgeione, 30 Ohio. Oregon and Wyoming. Methodist Church. Under a new state -election law. Maple St. Fresh reports, gathered bv Asso­ TERMS:- his desire to honor the Geneva THE ALL-NEW 1999 no person may vote unless his Building Permits ciated PrcM reporters ih the field Mary C. Keeney 'Tefit No. 14. Agreements completely and to Cu- and by telephone indicate Demo­ name has been checked off at the operate with France," Hehru re-* To Thomas A. Murdock. 6-ropm. DUVew, will meet tomorrow checker's table by the 7 p. m- time ported. il 1-2 room dwelling bn Bfrch crats are leading in'-iour races evening at 8 o'clock, at die home' fo r the closing of the polls. .Mountain Road, 111,000. where they, could gain a seat from of Mrs. Maude Shearer, 161 N. Pontiac The Iridinn Premier also le- Election -workers have been ‘Ifo Levereti F. Gates for twoi the Republicans and in'four others Main.St. . WITH IBO-H-P. STRATO-STREAK V -t As Low As cat/ garage at ■ 994 Parker St.. where Democratic Senators are TOMORROW in'volved. Local St. Agnea Guild members .. To Dr. William L Conlon for Republicans were'reported given are reminded to send in ttjeir tween the checking tables and the " . , , . , . .. Eileen K. Conlon, tool shed at 102 the edge ip one contest where they memberships as the drive closes voting machine booths if it be­ ' Lakewood C^ircle S.. 3250. could pick lip a Democratic seat today. ' comes necessary near closing time them, as should i^. then the j o Hugo L. N orige.for Hart- and leading in two .others where f»OLL$ ARE OPEM Each polling place )s scheduled ' peaceful co- j fortJ*Conn. Tru«l Co. nnd Norige GOP seats are Involv^. Sira,. Daniel Nelson Stowell of to have seven voting machines in existMcie. recognizing these dif- addition to machine shop at De- On the basis of those reports, 69 M in • St. and North Coventry operaUon except Waddell School rtiences and .deciding not to in-- pot ^ u a re. ,$UH); Y and subject to last minute ssvinga, waaJiorior guest at a party given Where there will be six. terfere uith each other,” he de­ To Harold Jarvis for Dr. the Democrats could pick up seats clared, by the Cdmmuriity Players Fri­ As part of Its voter service, the (Tiarics R. Hamilton, alterations in Keritucky, New Jersey, Ore­ day evening _ and presented' with League of Women Vote'ra will dis­ "Any other course means an and additions to dwelling at 61 gon and Wyoming and hold those a -purse of money. Mrs. Stowell, tribute gold feathers to voters to­ attempt to crush the ideology ^or Green Rd., $2,500. they now have in CMIorado, Dela­ P .M . the former Miss' Anne McAdams, P er W eek morrow as it did In the recent structure of a govemnient that ware, Illinois and Montana. The long a member of this dramatic 6 V ■ ■ ■ ) 7 m J - ■ ■ town election. The feathera are to one does not Hke, which means PUERTO RICANS f-REED Republicana could gain one in group, will be remembersd by fee worn by the voter .as an indi­ war cn a, world scale.” New York, Nov; I Four Ohio and hold seats in California many. Manchester idaygoera for cation thiXlie has exercised his Nehru said he liad concluded no Puerto Rican Nationalist iMd- and Michigan; ^ " her fine' character acting In a Cranchiae and as a reminder to major formal agreements in China ers who . previously pleaded In the. 11 states with critical number of performances. . Others that they should do so. but had discussed possibilities of guilty to seditious conspiracy Senate races there were these late getting permission for Tokyo- m IS New Voters . charges got off with 6-year sus­ reports:- • Donald E , Gowdy, 28. of RFD 2. AVOID THE LASTT IN U T E R U S H At a special voter-making sea- bound Indian airliners to 'land Ui pended sentences today. Last CaUfomia -r ftepubiican San. it's Feeiiec's Feer ie Sier! Canton. Co'^try, was arrested for sdeedr. a t o today from 9 a m . to noon in Tuesday 18 a ^ r N'atkmallsts Thomas H. Kuchel favored over ing this morning by Pafrolman • , the oftice of'the town clerk. 12 who')were found'guilty-after a Democratic Rep. S a m u e l W. Samuel Maltetripo. -* • ' aew-votera, who will be eligible to « la ry for the halN trial; got , similar six-year sen­ Horty; Oemocrat'a claim gain of day taola; doai throw the lopa ▼oU tomorrow, were swoni In. Six tences, but' were ordered to serve four to alx in House, bbt' Bepubll- Cos. 2 and 3 of tbs South Man­ MeCtURE PONTIAC Inc of Batm registered as Republicans, « F “y-. Ofi :'course the not-ao- 'them. ' cans report upswing for their can­ chester Flra OepE were cglled out Pm ty. parts go In the turkey didates. , -. 4 >* Dnioerata. and 1 did not in- drssalng anyway, but the leaves .to extinguish :a fire In bcd(Ung in MAIN St. MANCHESTEt xfkata a preference. ‘ PianOs are no't known strictly Colorado — Demeciatlc former ‘ bedclothes at 46 Madisein S ti: S a t­ make a nics addition to' tbs- as furniture, but should be used as tlertinn wwkerf have been ap- dnailDg, taei, ' Rep. Jo'bn A.'(Carroll credited with: urday ni^t ahoi^y befbre mid­ sueb in JDopt nkxt-ikxir' homes. *aad, but E«PubUca^ O ord ^ Al- night. : ' .X : ' i' ' ‘ x".' .‘V ' ' Vy ' \ - A . T " X i , - f •C. t - / V ■ J -* ♦ ‘ ■ - i! ; - b'. ^ ‘V '' r '" e A.' V-'- . \ I . V , '■ .* V y A \ ' / - ' -X ' t- ■ ,1^.’■■ ■"■■■■/"/ ./ PA G E TEH MANCHESTER J^VENDfG HERALD, MAECHE3TER, CONN^ MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 19M ' ' ■. V ■ ■ V , ■ \ y ‘ ■ MANCHESTER • E IG HERAED. M A N C ini^:|^, CONNa MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1,4^54. PA6KELEVSN Boekdlle-yemon Three Found Dej Pop^ ProclainhMary Queen Army Officer Held 3f400 Youngsters Attend Jh Plane Election Interest Centered Ih/Marian Year Highlight For Recruit Abuse Halloween Parties Here (Caii tram Fag* Ona) On Five Off he Hopefuls courae/toid headed back, in g brart- The 5 foot: 10 offlear, daacribed Some 8,400 Manchester young-i^ Vcrplanck School, Attendance Arty direetkm when the twib engine to modem' men something of Her as aoft-apoken and "on tha hand- sters, treated to dances, movies, 538: Prise winner*: Donna Rae Be row. Darol Anderson, Gail Hun- Kockviil*. Kov. i — plane craah^ into the iide of Mt owm eplrlt.” t soma aide," aerved aa a maatar (rises and refreshments at parties n u to ifu t mimber of voten in Call Herald Office Hlgby, inside MlddletoWn’s city Thousands of Pilgrims gathered sergeant In tha Far East amd won. ter. penny O’Connell, Richard fo r Electioit^RMuUa from many parts of the world two battle stars In tha Kwaan givah by the local American Le­ Dixon.' rRonald. (Terard, Skipper the h to t^ of Vanion an altc'YepOrted by the ton, Lee DuBois, Cheryl DuBols. Probate Judge Thomaa F. Rady M l from the euminit. Had he placed golden diadem* on the action to be taken "to Include Legion o c c u n ^ at the Weat Side Susan La-ndeto- Susan Roberts. hob-lunch program. edeared/ It, he could have flown PMSlIe U ttS ttaa/ trial by court .martial if war­ who haa aerVed for aix yeara ia Homo Demonatration Agent Conn. Light Power .. l:8ti 304 browSsrf Mary and the Christ Child Rec. The '^Lertoh said the three Mary Ann Packard, Kathryn perhaps 10 miles at the same alti­ She heitl^ln Her arm*. ranted." men who had been assigned to the Mayer. - the Democratic candidate for ra^ Cora H. Webb is speaking to the tude before- encountering West Conn. Power 40 42 ABE RIBICOFF election, while the RapuWiaana Hertford Elec. Lt. . / 84 88 The five-foot-^hlgh painting Details of the. case were re- party at thia building, failed to. YMCA, Attendance, 175: Prize Pond Hill Group tonli^t at the Peak in Meriden. which he crew ed is known aa the leasOd Saturday by Lt. Gen. A. R,. appear, and the local post wants have nominated BSverett &>«iUia- home of Mrs. Roberts in Country The time Of the crash was un-. Hertford Gee Co. / . 38 39 winners: A1 ’Tyler, Billy Adam- ka of Ellington aa thcU^candidate. So. New England / \ - ’’Salua Popuir^mani," (Salvation Bolling, commanding general - of to offer its apologies to ths 100 aon, Ed Moriconi, Elaine Rubahs, on the subject,, "Color I n / Your detsrmined,' but a ■ woman living of the Roman People» and ia said the. Third Army, after . .several children who did show up there \ The conteat for' hig)r^^id>^rUt ia Homo Interior Decorating." about a mile from ths scene said Tel. (d) ...... /.... 374 394 Barbara Knybci, Anne . Lesinski. ^ tw a e n Paul B. SwMnay who ia Mnnnfnc—ikig OoannnlM to be the work oFSt. Luke. It wras days of top-aeoret investigation and to their parents. Gloria Xrukaa, Jamoa Robert...... Thera will be a reheartal for the a low /flying plane, apparently brought slowly through packed by tw o. Inapectora-Qeneral. aeeklng raelectlon on the Repub­ intata "The Measiah’^a t 7:30 at heeded'west, awakened her some- Allied Thermal ...... U 67 However, it wasn't" a complete -Legion Home, Attendahee. 78: lican t i ^ t and IficholaB Pawluk. Am. Hardware' ...... 13 . IS Roman etreets yesteMay to St. The alleged Incidents Occurred losa to the youngsters at tha Wast le Union Church tmiighL time Friday night. P'bter’a from the Baailica of St. during bivouac in the seventh Priaa. winners: Karen Mitchell. of thia etty. Democratic caU' She is Mrs. Katherins Bailey, Arrow, Hart, Heg. . . . 434 454 Side ttec, aa movies were shown Kareit. Ceiscynaky, Lynn Ferris, Aeao; Spring ...... 38 * 28 Mary Major, the worltrB/ oldest week of an eight week training and bags of treats were handed Advertisement— wife of Cornell Bailey, caretaker shrine to the Virgin. Sbarm Grable, Robert Rooney, Robert U Keeney, Jr^ of Som "For continued good govern­ of Mt. Hlgby Reservoir. Neither of Brirtol Brass...... cycle,.-the Third Army atalement out. Robert DeCarll, Albert Dadronski, Cheney Bro*...... The colorful ceremony aaid. Nine members of Company On the positive side, the Le­ era la the ttapublican candidate ment send Franklin G. Welles and the Efaileys heard the crash. highlight of the Marian Year, David Grable, Stewart Lewie. for SUU Senator with Mary-G. Luther A. White -bMk. to Hartford Mr: and Mi*. Campbell.former- Collins ...... 105 1 15 A were - recalled from leave to gion wants to offer its thanks to St. James School, Attendance. Em-Hart ...... claimed by the Pontiff.to give testimony. the Legion AuxUlary, Parent- Brennan of Somera the Democrat- aa your rapresentatlves. Vota Re- ly summer residents of Madison, . 27 30 the Virgin Mery upon the centen- 125: Prize'Vlnncrat. Diane Karpua- -K candidate. mbllcan! Sponsored >by Vernon flew to Connecticut to visit Fafnir Bearing ...... 3 4 87 XTh* Third Army commander Teachers grtHlpa, the Hilliard ka, David Burbam. Richard Landers, Frary, Clk. . 37 39 •ry of the dogma that pr'oclaimed atfMMd that no injuriei were auf- Assn., Jie Projector Club ii>f Congreaaman-at-taurge Antoni Republican Town Committee.^’ friends, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bates, Hat* Immaculate conception. This Strickland. Ruth Strickland, Linda M. Sadlak of thia city U aeeUng Jr., of Chester. N. MB. Mach. Coi ... . 2 9 4 3 1 4 fere^xby the trainees.. Manchester, the auxiliary police Hartwell, Lucy Shea, Elaine Bis- North and Judd .... U -the Catholic belief that She C haika against Anderson in­ and everyone else who helped in reelection on the RepubUcail AU Taleettvllle aiM /Vernon While Bates vainly Waited Fri- . 38 81 alone of all mankind waa bom aonette. Ward Pontlcelli, peter ticket are BOW haaMed day evening for his guests at Rusaell Mfg...... 1 0 4 1 3 4 clude: \ st^ng the parttes. Burtiam, John Rohan. Stanley Works ...... without the atalii of the original 1. A ftei/a scuffle between two The-Legion reported that 98 of \- Both partiea vrill have head- through The Mnneheetor Evening Bradley Field, about 30 miles . 6 0 4 0 3 4 sin of Adam and' Eve. ouartera for the day, both in the Herald RMville h n r^ located »t northwest of here, their plane, Terry Steam .108 118 trainees and permanent member the children present at the Torrlngton ...... 25 37 Today also waa the fourth an- of the company, he allegedly or­ parties won priaea. The prise win­ SAMnB CAPTAINS IN NHL elty and in rural Vernon. Anyone One Market Stred*< telepbene ironioaUy, waa lost in the vicinity nlvaraary of the assumption dog­ :------wiahing InformaUon, tranaporu- Bockville i-8l8»_^^-— , of his hoiii*. Cheater is only a few U. 8. Envelops com. . 9 8 106 , dered a tralnce.xwho carried a ners ere aa follows: U. 8. Envelop* pfd. . . 87 ^ ^ ma, proclaimed by, the Pontiff and stick, to be bound\by hia ankle* Montreal (41—in the Natlona.l tlon. or aaaiatance in connection miles south of Middletown. establishing as Catholic belief that Keeney Street Dance i^ll, aU Hockey League -thia season there - with voting. Including baby ait- It Was Batea who reported the Veeder-Root ...... 8 8 / ^ 8 9 by a rope and su'ei^ded from a tendance, 138; Prise winners. Fern Mary waa taken into Heaven both tree limb. Other tralneea were has bMn a great influx of new tiiie. ahould call one of the head' plane mlasing after it became Tho nbnv* quoutloai ni« not W in body and soul. Loveland, Edward DubI, Barbara Navy Hunts Plane, be eonatnied na aetnal mark eta forced to^pull on the KM "thus player*—but the team captains re­ n u a ^ ra . overdue on the 88-minute flight The Marian year, observed by Keish, Ronnie Kurts. Rose’ Mary, main unchanged. They are; Milt court SeeaioB Omitted from New York. Market closed tomorrow, Elec- suapendln'g . the trainee \upside Gutbrod, Bruce Loveny, Barbara \ floh day. . ^ Catholics throughout the world, down," The offleer then Inatmpted Schmidt of the Boston' Bruins, The weekly aeaaion of the City 42 /Lost at Sea Dr. Carl Hanrey, medical exdm- ends on Dee. 8., Arnold,'Tommy Zabrowski. / ' Butch Bouchard of the Montreal Court waa omitted today. The Iner, said it waa evident all three the recruit to "beat tha trunkxof High School Dance, attendance Already prbcialmed with an en­ the tree if he wanted to beat any­ Canadiena, Ted Kennedy of the . For Secretary of State hext aeaaion will be Monday, Nov. vlcUms met instantaneous death. cyclical made public on Oct. 28, to- 450. The dance waa one of the Toronto Maple Leafa, Bill Gadsby For State Treaaarer For Comptroller// y Tar Attofoy-Q oarfil .8, (Otortianed freaa Page Oae) One body showed evidence of a thing.” Miller Arrested dky’a ceremony formally atteated 2. Anderson forced two other most succesaful ever held. Kvery- of the Chicagp Black Hawk*. Ted ELIZABETH ZDUNCZYK ANTHONY E. GRILLO EDWARD D. B ^ G IN SAMUEL J. TEPESCO Treated at Hospital severs back injury; another evi­ to the new liturgical feast day of ohe a good time and were Undsay of the Detroit Red Wings Gplird cutte and hundreds of dence of a severe skull injury. trainees to take "sand bathe" to Mra. Carrie I,. Eaatman, wife Mary’s regality. It will be observed .*>mphaaise the necessity of fre­ very-oWerly. Refreshment* were and Don Raleigh of the New York of a driver involved in an accident planes. The third body, the doctor said, On Three Counts annually on May 31. a day upon served.,/ Rangers. The missing transport plane car­ was burned so badly that the na­ quent bathing." The recruits were on the Wilbur Croea Highway Sate which Oatholtcs’ coneecreation of forepd to strip down to their shorts West Side Reo, attendance 100; nrday night was treated at the ried a ^l-man- crew and 31 pas- ture of the Injuries could not be the human race to the immaculate The Vtiflon wishes to apologise-to p ty Hoepital for lacerationa , ahd sengert, including eight clvUlana determined. Harry Miller, 88, 210 School St., and socks and then were ordered -"FOA-MY r e s e n t m e n t and two Air Fone officers. The arrested yesterday and charged heart of Mary ia to be renewed to scrub tbemaelvea with a wash the children and parents ^ of the bruises of the right leg and aide with operating ~ a motor vehicle everywhere. cloth dipped in sand and water. Washington school. Three men San Luis Obispo. Calif. t/P)— and waa later discharged. other paaaengera were Navy men After the ceremony and his re­ being shipped to hew stations. whits under the infiuence of liquor, They were later ordered to climb were assigned to this party but Members of the Lo-Ball team In 'PYancia J. Caniff. 19. of ,4 Reed Cites Principles operating a .motor vehicle while turn to the Vatican, the Pope ap­ a tree and repeatedly shout an failed to show up. ' Movies were the Scriitch Trio Bowling-League \T errace. Cambridge. Maes., was . One entire family was missing peared on the Basilica’s central n’ith the plane. ‘ Lt. Gilbert Jacob­ his license was under euspenelon, obscene phrase. shown and bags of goodie* were didn’t like it when teammate Bill. THOMAS J. DODD slOHN D. LaBELLE JOSEPH P.xLYFORD \ ontercd to appear In the Tolland and breach of the peace, had hie ioggia. above the throng. At the 8. Anderson ordered a trainee to handed out. Terrill waa late for a league ses­ Justice Court to answer to a sen, 28, of Brooklyn, was flying to In Protestahtispi ram* time the crowned portrait of his atatibn in North Africa with case continued until Nov. 8 this do “ push-ups and squa'Hump* un­ Buckley School, Attendance. 185: sion. They decided to penalise ehaige^f reckless driving after morning in' Town Court. the Madonna waa exposed to the til he lay apparently exhausted on Prise winners: Steve Johnson. their tardy partner. The penalty? his auto la^leged to have struck his wife, Ida, 24, and their two- public. "Protestantism is a divine, Miller was fined $150 and given the ground." While the recruit lay Claire Newbury, Richard Provost, Terrill had to pay for 13 beer the rear of BB.auto driven by Mer­ year-old twin boy ahU girl a 30 day jail sentence, tb be sus­ Standing before the time-dark­ prostrate, other trainees were Sandra Bettencourt, Larry Hutch- frames- rill B. EaBtman^47. of 43 Putnam Also aboard ^ a mlasing plane pulsing ■plritUBi movement." de­ pended after he served 10 days, ened painting, the Pope intoned forced to throw dirt over him. en. Holly Davis, George Cox, St. Bristol. As a r ^ lt the East­ were the wife, two tons and clared the Rev. John E. Poet yea- hia blessing to all sasembled and man auto striick the highway for operating a motor vehicle while Helaine Einbinder. daughter of LI. Cdr. J. W. Harr. terday, preaching upon the annl- under the influence of liquor, on then gave his blessing of "UrW et AUTO WORKERS WIN HIKE Bowers School. Attendance, 325: fence, knocking over Several high­ They were to join him at hia ata- orbt’’—to the city of Rome and way posts^ spinning arouhd^ and vereary of tha Protaatant Refor­ Oct. 20. Hartford. Nov. I (ffi—CIO Unit­ Prise winners: Unde Hohwieke, tion at Port l^autay. The latest arrest waa made by the world. - .. ed Auto Workera at the Royal Pamela Mercer. Jackie Conlan. STOP SMOKINe cmning to rest on the bppOsite mation. "Proteatantism Is hot, An the thousands in the square / ' For aide of the highway. The Caniff it cannot be, a atatlc, creedbound Patrolman Samuel Maltempo fol­ Typewriter Co. have accepted a Gail Putnam, Barry Van Camp, • Scientists proved in clinicsi tests WIVES WAIT QUIETLY lowing a domestic quarrel at Mll- below again shouted "Vi\4 it Papa new contract which call* - for a Robert McFarland, ^n ald McFar­ that with Bantron 4 out of 6 poopla 'y Congrewmiin auto 'also hit the fence, knocked Lexington Park, Md., Nov. 1 tnaUtution. ProteaUhtiam is (long Uve the Pope)," the bells of . State dowp posts and skidded onto the founded upon certain great rellg- ler’^home, according to police. general wage increase of from 4 to land, '\Vendy Keegan. can stop smoking in 8 days.-This For ^ A (toun or so brave women suf- In court today. Miller pleaded St. Peter’s pealed forth to end the 8 rents for about 8,300 employes. ’ Hollister School, Attendance formula developed by a laading Aiosri fToin th* highway where it overturned. fered ^etly today, through the ioiu principles, which find their ceremony. Senator Gongrennaii ^OUi autos which were headed author and giver In Jesus Christ." guilty to breach of the peaca. and The workers accepted the contract 160: Prise winners; Kathy Rohra- esn Univstmty is asft, non-habit forpi- fhte of the Navy wife—endless operating w’hile hia license waa un-r at a maaa meeting Sunday, thus bach. Patricia Tripp. Louise Ma­ in*. pleasant to taka. Just take on* FIRST oast were towed away. The acci waiting for b ^ d of men missing Mr. Poet said the heritage of More pedestrisns ar* killed dur­ ending six months of negotiations. from thia at Large dent occurred Just west of Cider the Protestant movement, dating dcr suspension, and not guilty to her, Patricia Saunders. Tigi Brown, tablet after each maal. You muat stop MUI Road. at sea. driving under the influence of ing- the hours of du»k and darkness The old contract expired lest Raymond Roberts, Robert Craig, ■mokint wHh the very ftnt boi (only DISTRICT Diatrict It made no fhffarence that from the day* of Martin Luther liquor. than during the hours of daylight. night. Petfr Klock, $1.00) or your Booney beck. Aek for The announcement of comple in the 16th century, are four in ;/.■ tlon of plans for the aniiial basaaTi their men had flown instead of Asst. Prosecutor- Richard Law Bentron eraokinf deterrent t^blete* sailed. number. Using the letter of the avidently waa aurpristd by tha last a t St. John'sV Episcopal Cburch Apostle Paul to the church at were made today. Their husbands comprised the plea, and requestad a continuance WELDON DRUG CO. crew of tha Navy Super-Constelik- Rom*. Mertl.n Luther in hia day, so more evidence could be pre­ Tht? year u nd^ the guidance of Jike John Wealey In the 18th cen- Class M_Serviee SYMBOIJt 901 Main St.—Tcl. MI-3-5.121 Mrs. Douglas J. Rbberta, chairman, Upn missing with 43 aboard on a sented. ibutine fli^t from the Patuxent tui^r, restored the church to its Judge John S. G. Rottner grant­ - This Is a fun-rate t • the annual baxaar will be turned maghetic spiritual base. DL==Day Letter Justice of Peace Into a Christmas Fair and will N^val Air Test Center here to the ed it and set bond at 31,500 in the Telegram or Cable­ Asores. "The first of these Protestant case. Police said Miller la being gram nnleas It* de­ WESTERN NL=^Nlght litte r .. WILLIAM V. DeHAN make available to the public items principle* jiolda in effect that - which can be used as Christmas They first learned the plane was transferred to the County Jail to ferred character is nUsalng by phone about noon Sun­ every man, jtpofessional. skilled await trial as ha la unable to post Indicated by a salt- LT=rlnt’l Letter ■ -gifts. The Christmar’Fair will be Teiej^srm / held at St. John’s Church on El­ day. Within minutas, C ^ r. L W. Slid: common labOrtf, may coni* bond.---- ' ....------, — able symbol aboTO MATTRESSES ,— .lu.-- lington Avenue -Friday, Nov. 19 Meachum, senior chaplain at the before God without kid of clergy or preening tho ad­ V L T /ln fl Victory and aill start at 11 am. The Fair big Navy Inatallation, and hia two or other Intermediary element. dress. . Letter Made To Order will run until 5 p.nj. after 'which a assistants had divided the list of The decision for God is, niad* as Voters Receive W. P. MARSHALL, PreaMeat supper will be served in the church next-of-kin living on or near the Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam Once It la better to have a good re­ meeting rooms and entertainment base and begun making personal said In the sanctuary of a per- built mattreos than a cheap new will follow. In former yeara 'the calla, eon’s conscience.’ Proteatantism League Feathers one. tVe re-mnke and aterlllM stands thia day for the freedom of iMLsaar was an afternoon affair, but ‘The wives naturiUly. are wor­ BC006 ail types of mattreosoo and box the hours have been, advanced to ried, but are taking it bravely,” the individual' In a world where Voters' who caat'. their ballots springs. Onaible Friday morning shoppers Chaplain Meachum. said. "They man's .freedom is in jeopardy. tomorrow Will 'oe given a gold \ to attend and have more time while ere very appreciative of their ’’Proteatanta believe that the =B. B. WWY450 WWZl NL PD=WASHINGTON DC 27= JONES FURNITURE neighbors and, friends who came Bible alone Is the final and ever­ feather and a tag sayiirg ’’I have children are in school. An added at­ voted; how about you?”Tb* feath- traction will be the serving of aa shipmates tb express their sym­ lasting authority knd guide of the oiHi FLOOR COVERING pathy and condolence. The wives ars will be distributed by membere • WILLIAM S. DAVIS, CHAIRMAN 1954 OCT 28 AM 8:52 aanda’iches and tea at lunch time Christian life. Church tradiflona of the League of Women Voters of Si Oak St.—Tel Mli»-1M1 for those'who Would welcome the have -fblth in God and are keenly are of value only aa they supple­ MANCHESTER TOWN REPUBLICAN COMM. 63 CONSTANCE DR„ ' opporU-nity to "eat out." appreciative of the spiritual min­ ment, in the experience of man­ Mancheater W-ho hope by thia istry extended by their chaplains." method to etlmulat* cltisen inter­ The committee as announced by kind. the great spiritual truths of est In voting. / - MANCHESTER, C0NN=. -- x Mrs. Roberts includer' the follow­ Op his rounds,'he said, he found the scripturei,” Mr. Post said. -t. ■ ■ . ■ . : . ing: Mrs. Donald C. Fisk.-assistant that ■ in every rase other Navy The' pastor of the North MeUK The Leagua’s -’’Gold Feather / chairman; fanfy work, knit goods wiyea were with those whoM hus­ odist Church said tha third great Campaign" waa inaugurated • NOTHING WOULD GIVE ME GREATER PERSONAL PLEASURE THAN TO and aprons, Mrs. William j>N ut- bands were missing. principle Is to be found In the- during the town election in Oc­ REPUBLICAN lahd; food tablei Mrs. Henry T. Mre. Nancy Cole, wlfa of the verse In Romans which illuminated tober and la being repeated be­ COME TO CONNECTICUT TO BRING THIS MESSAGE TO YOU AND TO OTH­ Andrews; white elephant and gift senior officer aboard the plane— Martin Luther’s spiritual pUgrim- cause of the enthusiasm it gener­ table. Mrs, Joseph A. Eckels; gar­ Lt. Cmdr. John Sanford Cole— age. 'He who through faith is ated at that time. ERS IN YOUR STATE WHO BELIEVE ^ T H jU S IN THE EFFORTS WE ARE VOTERS / den table, Mrs. William F. ReiSke; spoke quietly, almoat calmly. "I righteous shall live.’ Mrs. Marahall Banever, voters /' • doll table, Mra Alexander Orous; won't say I’m not worried," she "Works cannot save us. Not scr\ice chairman for the league, MAKING TO BUILD AN AMERICA STRONG AND PROSPEROUS IN A WORLD art* and crafts table, Mrs. Ken- said, "but I just know they're go­ announces that . the following ing to find them all right." all the church work in the world For troRsportatiQii to * neth W.'Cook; Christmas wTap- will save us. Nothing supersedes league membera ^v* volunteered AT PEACE. BLT WITH ONLY ONE FREE DAY AVAILABLE TO ME BEFORE pings, ribbons and candlea Mrs. She said the hadn't -; talked to the experience of Jesus Christ in to help in the dist^bution: District tho Polls on Tuosdoy, / any of the other wives whoae-hus­ e - " \ Raymond B. Ladd;.grab bag. MUs the heart—that la the universal 1, East Side Rec, Meedames Allan NOVEMBER I^XOND, I AM ABLE TO VISIT ONLY A FEW STATES. SO I Nov. 2; \ Gertrude Wise; afternoon tea and bands were /aboard^ "I think each Bow--ln Japan they've got McCarthy, John I^lffer,' Arthur The event will be held at the At the home of the Pilot, Lt. Strenge, Alexander Wylie, Vernon FREE GOVERNMENT. YET, I JHEAR CONSTANTLY ABOUT COMPLACENCY Vernon Elementary School start­ John Gerard Leonard, "a friend" a spa where a horse gets a hot tub, ’ E « t Sklo Rocrootioo aniwei>d the phone. "Pleaae call a brisk nibdown, and a new leas* Hauechild, John M. Hyde, Robert AND APATHY TOWARD THIS CRITICAL ELECTION. FRIENDS TELL ME ing at 8 p. m. with all 4-H mem on life. The establishment is oper­ Tedford and Betty Dorr. Cootor, School Stroot bers, thflr parenU, and friends back tomorrow," he said. Lt. F. Jack Gist, public informa­ ated by the Uvestock section pf Diatrict 4, Community I, Mea- THIS IS BECAUSE THE PEOPLE ARE SATISFIED, ON THE WHOLE, WflTH CoB MI-9.S315 being invited. The piirpose is to the prefectural gipvcmment- i t dames G*or(a Gorfa, Ann* Naa- give recognition to the accomplish' tion officer, said the wives and MI-9.A345 other relatives of the missing men Shixuoka, south of Tokyo. It i* in­ .sUr, Frank Horton. Oiester Koblin- THE KIND OF GOVERNMENT AND KIND OF PROGRAM THEY ARE GET­ ments of 4-H club’ members and tended for overworked race horaea. aky, COvllI* Woodbum. Paul Will- the adults who work with them. were remaining at home. "We have, a peculiar aituatlon The spa can hgndla 10 horaea at a hid*. David Ott, F. H. Cowan, Jay TING—THAT MANY CITIZENS GO TO THE POLLS ONLY ^ E N THEY ARE District No. 2 ' Awards will be presented to here." he "said. "Everyone either time. They are driven into the bath Rubinow, James Harvey and H. D. Club members who have been moat Uvea right on the base or Just room, tied to bar* and a shower Taylor. -; , ANGRY OR APPREHENSIVE ABOUT THE COURSE OF E « N T S . IT IS UN- Wost Sido Rocrootic« -^outstanding in their project fields; .outside the gate. 'No one is wait­ turned on. This ia followed by a to clubs ' which ha've most satis­ ing at the squadron." steam treatment and nibdown. Current expenditure for .elemen­ BELIEVABLE TO ME THAT GOOD GOVERNMENT CANNOT COMMAND- AS Cootor. Codor Stroot factorily carried out the aims of He said ,the families had been The horaea didn't like It at first. tary .and secondary, scboola aver­ CoN MI-9-2987 4-H club work and to club leader* aaaured tliby would be called But how, aay the operator*, they ages 3217.45-per year, per pupils, MUCH ZEALOUS SUPPORT AS BAD GOVERNMENT COMMANDS OPPOSITION. who have completed their 8th year promptly if anything new devel­ go for it in a big way. says the National Education Asan. MI-9-8441 or more of 4-H leadership, accord- oped. / LET US, THERfeFORE. DO EVERYTHING WE POSSIBLY CAN TO PERSUADE .iOS to the announcement of Coun- Jack.RUe, a.former Navy flyer .i / PULL THE SECOND LEVER ’ ty Club Agent Albert B. Gray. / District No. 3 Who operates a resUUrant here, EVERY VOTER TO EXPRESS HIMSELF ON ELECTION DAY.4 SO LETS ROLL Bala Dampeae Party said most of the officers in the Saturday night's rain dampened crew were ‘‘old-timere." Several UP A TREMENDOUS VOTE—CONFIDENT THAT THE OVERWHELMING MA- Woddol School the enthusiasm for the Oommu- flew during World War II, he DR. FRANK H. HORTON ^ Brodd Stroot Blty Halloween party which was aald. JORITY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE SUPPOR'T GOOD GOVERNMENT AND CoRMI-9.9207 FOR THE KIND OF GOVHINMENT YOU WANT! awved indoors to the Town Hall. Friends of the' ccew m.en de­ Polic* report that (he rain also scribed tb* flight ae "routine." ANNOUNCES WILL Vo t e ACCORDINGLY. MY WARM CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU ON Mt-9.3037 ■ Jostico of Peace nduoed the amount of vandalism. They said the crewmen were, sup­ Tkara was a report of a clothes posed to have taken the Super- The Re-Opening of His Office Nov. 1 YOUR ^L E N D ID WORK IN OUR ck)MM0N CAUSE. BETWEEN NOW AND RAYMOND ?r. QUISH . Uae being cut on Rale 8ti;eet, a Gonatellation to the Asores end DiftrictNa.4 CLOSE fbace knocked dew’s, an auto ftmd-- Oi*" waltqfl User*, for luiother at 935 MAIN STREET for the NEXT TUESDAY LET US, WITH ENTHUSIASM ANb THE WILL TO WIN, DO ar and aarial damagad. and grass pUn* to fly back. Y.M.C,A.BoiiRo« •toned la an auto gas tank, all on But instead their wives waited Practice ■’of Pediatrics THE JOB THAT WILL DRIVE US THROUGH TO VICTORY= FOR TRANSPORTATION ngh Btraat - , today. FIRSTDISTRICT SECOND DISTRICT THIRD DISTRICT / FOURTH D ^ K T 'Tsdagr's Aattvlttea always has hope," said DWIGHT D. EISENH0WER= CdlMt.9.8722 H mt rteeirtly formed prayer . Telephone Mitchell 9-6232 - c A l l t h e s e n u m b e r s Chaplain R. W .' 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V pjUV tW El«W MANCHESTgR .E V E I^6 HERALD, MANCHESpR, CONN^ MONDAY,\oVEMBER 1,11954 /■i, ! “ HUB...... MANCHESTER EVENING HI^RALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. MONDAY, NOm MBER 1, 1954 PAGE 'THIRTEBN JL. — ------■ II I. 3POONERV1LLB fO LK S BY FONTAINE FOX PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE .V \ B olton Queen Frederil^a Dockers Tackle PgTITIoj lb THE Bus $KIPPE^ M/AIT An>w«r to ProvioiM Putilo'S.; HO.HOf SHE t h i n k s Sense and Nonsei Skywatch Schedule / Has Ear Operation Baiekldg of Work *rO I IT'S TRU E ABOUT Cross Country n n a a c i s i Both Su 8 n ra E ica L a u o */ Unite to Serbe YEAR ROU^D AIR COMJiTION'M;, VFLYING CARPETS!! r : j n B u a L i Tuesday, Nov. t , \ . ■ T f a 8 *N’'FHAT SeccHid W i^ a n ~ Oh, I don't Zurich, Switseriand, Ntov. 1 (An London. Nov. 1 ^ Dockers In ACSOC8 SUhcloacd n E iE iM a ia J i ^ SUvo Tennor, an a lad, Had 'rreen ^ m orp ou > -‘^^■GuMn Fredeiika of Greece un- Midhtght-3 a.m...... Volmileers Needed. 'j'- ' SERVICE b e y o n d SERVICE 1BBBL3QQ know. Probably the same thing we C o f M 2 a.m.-4 a.m. .. Volunteers Needed. I eight British ports ' today tackled ' 1 — • AncelM, 3 Lookoute never ,>XMde a pansing mark. His do. ^ ■ idermnt the first of two optra- x ' IBI3L3L3IM aCOCSBOEj! tiona for btosclcrosia of the ear 4 a.m.-6 a.m. •...... Volunteers Needed. more than SOO million dollars A constant endeavor te esrei In serVicejIs O d if o r ^ 4 Raises □ □ □ Q i a i a i l a o d K a a L ] teacher raid, “ I f e very sad. Jack ^ r a t Woman — Aren't men Bolton, 1 ^ . 1 (Special)—Wheth-^hgr^ cooked today. A communique said the 6 a.m.-9 A.m. ,...... VolunteeFs Needed. worth of cargo piled up on the ev1k|ent. Sfotfem faclHttea and careful ra< 4>l—Nevada 9 ----- , □ Q Q c a a a i la M U C S u c i si.mply la c ^ ambition's spark. He, fUl spinMch* choco* Pennsylvania surgery had proceeded normally 9 a.m.-Noon . . . I ...... William Hsneen. terplreiplton o f the fannil.v’a wlske* sag sp> S ----- .M aine □ B a a a n i i n a Q C i a c i annot parte, an easy phrase i he er thta^tmirn’a voters arrive at the jlAte puiUli^T' milk; Wednesday, waterfronts durtng their i-week^ 6 Scandinavian c s L ia B a a wmwmmm not read his 'Lorha I ^ n e .' green beans, bread, and the queen waa feeling well. K6ori;-3 p.m...... Robert Genovesl, preciafed hy families aeiy'ed.. 12 U im t* It was Bobbie's first date; Ho' polls At 0 a. m , or nearer closing Mrs. Robert Coleman. strike. ■ , • \ 7 Full (suffix) ■ M Q o a a a u a ij at hte d e ^ m in a daze .. . luid jam, apple crunch. She tteil spend about 10 days In ISLoVe'fod took the girl out to a soda foun­ At 7 p.m., Oiey will be Abli to ' 3 p.m.-6 p.m...... Paul Goulet. The Communtst-supporled walk­ Viliam P. QuMi \ / 0 — , Nebraska n c j u □ □ □ □ a c a he aRn ell day and huma a tune." tain, and. aald; Thursday, chicken noodle the hospital. A second, operation c s B i a a c a a o c i a a i c i t a get a cup of coffee A*)d a 4 p.m.-8 p.m...... Alfred Hagenow, ^rald Nlcoletti'. out, by 44.000. men demanding the •lohn Tierney • . , > „ t4ltalian coina .9 If tick Then \here waa James Alonzo iwn harvard beets, bread and described as, "fenestration" will be ^lA Man'a □ G s a ia c s Q c i a a c i L j L ] Bobbie'— What will you have? /St stands set up on the TOwn ui'eBu-: ---- t .— : 8 p.tn.-lO p.m. . , Lloyd Davidson, Richard Harris. right to refuae overtime work, had Raymond T. QuiSh 10 Woody plant Firm; aasmart a lad a* you could Girl, -i-1 guess Til have a banana performed in three months. nickname 43 Musical bv both poimcal pariles. 'I>efe :^“2r*rXn?. A'"i ' King Paul was at her bedside. 10 p.ra.-Midnight ...... Doris Cowles, Waity Duggan. brought the vast port of Lon­ Phone \ 11 Nazi deserter 28 Indians ' find. He paaaed with hohora every split. Will be no party la ^ a attaphed to * '“ • J*'"*** »*'«>• Id Popular doga Ruddir----- 29 Beginner instrument tstl- Vitsl food imports were iiiter- 26ChiUcd boys wgre • presented Bobcat. pins. riipted and shipments o f man­ 225 MfllN ST. 25 River in Asia ^0 Locations A u gu stin ^ of James Alonso rax;m, the boy ktery Masters, of Wacp; Ky., ter anyone who wishes R*oer»l chairman for this major ,vai enjoyed after the pack meeting. 27 Except 20 Put forth 41 — Early - ((X>eL) SO Middle tvho had the brilUant tnlnd?> Alas Slncg the town has only one voting the society's fund ralslnr A fter this ceremony, the entire Each den had Its own booth or ufactured exports were halted.The 30 Periian has « perfect M In the bend of her B O Y S C O U T / 27NoUees '42 Scottish caps (preflx) . . , it makes my conscicnM squirm; knee. machine and more than a thou- "^ie society wlli bold a pack paid tribute to the former project to raise money for its own motor industry reckoned Its loss In princea Cubmaster Peter GannuU. use. The actlvitlte Included jhoot- thj export line at more than 19 ^'1 mention of Firm is harden find. — B. M. W / sand voters, many of whom may work meeting at the church to­ 32 South He Is a aclentlrt o f parts. HIkeures wait until after Dad gets, home morrow at 8 p. m. Chairman, Joseph Marcin 'e x ­ Ing gallery, food sale., cake acutlbn. million pounds (42 million dol­ 1 3 5 7 Notes American r“ V b & u r make countless crlpple^’ g la d .^ e is from work to vote, it is hoped that White Tomorrow tended the pack's congratulations movies, sale of pine conei/tend lars). ■ rodent belov'd in - many hearts. But asst'o Rumor Is untra^able, i|« a Eleanor* -*<—• > the greatest unemployed are*. In ■ ThO^epubltcan Town Committee Meet Tonight - Mrs. Ruasell Smith, Mrs. Thomas A:S day begaii. 340 ships r— This Week la Srontteg Weekend Deaths I 30 In addition \ the world. X, what say tehJK .. has annbunced that calls' for trana- The Executive Committee of the Brown. Mrs. Frank Lister. Mrs. many loaded with perishable food a n Let (hem say Tonight: Troop 73. Bolton; 40 Animal tat protation m ^ )>e made to Mrs. church will meet at 8 o'clock to­ Kenneth Morrison, and Mrs. A l­ — awaited. -Unloading. 41 Regret 2T 2 ? 2 8 Jones esme back from .his vaca­ Charles Robbma3-8510; Mrs. Alfred Troop 91' Bowers; Cub Leaders bert Avery. TT ?r night in the parish room. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS At thS London docks there were T. M. »». U. 1 . PM. . U isiM al 4 2 T b m e tion and proudly displayed.his tan 6 of\ ly New. Hampshire^d 6srrett, 9-0331 or. Mrs. Howard ■ Meet Tomorrow Basic Training. Mrs. Brown announced receipt Decatur, Ind^^Wilbur Shaw, 51, OUT OUR WAY 43 Cooked w 5 1 a and muscles. hetJS lays cgs with inch-wide dark Kenneson, 9-7205. D H ^rs who will Tuesday: Cilh Leaders Round­ of $29.75 from the recent cake sale 29,000 #on8.^of meat. 4.496 tons of BY J. R. W ILLIAMS XIlfford Troop 65, ArmoiX Troop 126, duced Elbridge Tracy, the new ed Methodist Church. / of the Indianapolis 500-mile race, tons of eggs arid 1,000 tens of Crete w< His colleaguav admired hik'mus- Esservllle. Va; Stephens, Mrs. Robert MUleX-Mrs. Emanuel Lutheran; ^quadroii 25, Assistant Cubmaster. John Morti­ and in'- recent years' president of VEH. OLD HA-HA.' HE’S' h o l d it, . B A H / H O W 5 Public Records 92 In tkcku T Jl Donald Tedford, Mrs. Byron 8n Center Ghurch- mer announced the Cub Leaders’ bananas. LAZV LUKE m a d m o w /. b u s t e r / 1 cles and asked whether , he /got the Indianapolis Moto^ Speedway. HOW DIO SOO SET ELECTeC^ ABYSMALLV M, Policeman lafO and James G. Hassett Warantee Deeds; Green Manor Wednesday: Basic \Tralnlng. training session, Nov. 1 at Ver- - The stevedores agreed Friday to SOLD THE FOR TWENTY HE rHALREDj^ ISNORANTVOU 9SKvai7 one them from rdwing a boat. / collision) — jUtes to Walter F. and Eva 'W. Bom in Shelbyville, Ind. Died Sat- PlACE POR YEARS HE’S , TO PAINT A nCTDRE 94 Nothing You saw this lady ivihg toward The Democratic Town Com­ West District; Troop Vl2, Ver planck' School. The following urday< /' call off their, stoppage and work A g O C R B e e r < f a r e o f m v a b t .' Jones Rowing lie darned. I got Elliott, property on Bolton Center ' PASfTURE LAUOHEPOVBR F oe THE l i b r a r y :? 99Plecea these fro;.i pulling fish into the you. Why didn't you mittee has announced transporta­ planck; Troop 120. St.' J ^ e s '; awards were presented- by Cub- a ‘Yeatonabls" amopnt of over­ SOON AFTER MARINE A <30A T O N y ^ A S A m e r e V O O T H innr her half R oad/O t*rn Manor Estates to Worcester, Mass.—John B. Mc- t h e O W f PA1^^T SOS 90 Snow runner Wy boat. the road ? tion requests will )>e taken by Mrs. Post 47, South Methodist; 'l^oop msster Gregory: Joseph Msrein, Atiliffe, 62, former football coach time while their leaders negotigte >OU WEWT SUCKER Of S c h w a r t z '^ a / im Pa r i s x John J. McDermott, 3-4586; Mrs. Ludvig Upenleks, lo t ' on Bolgon AWAV TO LUKE--&UT WE'VE SE E i'i VOL) (ver.) Motorist — I couldn't 11 which 133, Second CongregstlOnal. Bear badge; Wade Fuller and -at Catholic University and Mar­ on the Issue w-ith the employers. CAFE VJiNDOVJ/ PAINTED A W y Edmund Peresluha, 8-4091; Mrs. Center RosOMS. P. H»rrick to Wll- COLLEGE, OLD LUKE P e r f o r m is w ith S7PIgpen If people knew how^much trouble half she wanted. Thursday: Troop 124, AndoVer. Philup Rice, silver arrow; Brent quette University. Died Friday. , AMP itSBEEM l e f t a n Mortimer Harlow, 9-0723 and Mrs. liam end Dorothy Clark, land on THAT VARNISH RE T H E JISHT H & PBO W L OF FROiT 5 ~ ii 5 they caused their chil lren, parents ■' \ . Friday: Scout' Leaders Roun Mohr, Denner’a pin, gold arrow, VACANT AlOMUMEMT , DOWN V i Alfred Lewis, 9-5335. Several per­ Center Road; MRlachl G. Steele to Chicago--Jeremiah Stokes, 75.1 MOVER VOU O R lN K D l S L 0 C A T E D r /60 ' would never get married. Mary B. Byram. of table. two-year-pin; James Hickey, I^ h EVER . TD VOU HIS k n e e / > rr d r e w I S a lt ----- Citr sons will have cars available dur­ William F. aijd ShlrlX^RHey. prop­ i lawyer-author and lecturer against i 0P ^INCE;^ s u c k e r s .' THAT REPRODUCES ii Bay, Wls., spells her name erty on Carter Street:'L,8urler F. s pin, two-year pin; ■**"’ ** I Communism. Died Sunday, I f C AP ON A f l i e s ' Uteh • 1 1 ing the day although no hating was A SUNSET ON First Won^n — I wonder what same .way forward or backward., DeMars to James J. and Mirj^Chir- The October meeting of Pack 4 Bhdd, Assistant Denner, ; Bear Kansas City—E. Mont Reily. 88., p TRUS^ES-BELTS FlREPLDS/ given of the names by the Town gold arrow v ■liver,.'arrow, i >■*>', ,, , VOUR men talk about when they're off — Mrs. Frank F. Byram. ry, property on Brookfield Road,, welcomed the following boys »* governor of Puerto Rico under , k M E N ’ and .WOMEN , Committee. two-Jear pin; Marshall -Kramer. nose by thamseX-es. X ' ’***'*"'® W’is. Building Plans Bobcats: William Pomeroy. Wil- President Harding. Died Sunday. ■” Advertlsement •• ^Uam Smith, Alan Anderson, David Assistent Denner; John,Boyle, sil­ Chicago Wilbur D. Cornstock, BUGS BUNN ■Victor Frld of the srchitecUirsl ver arro^, Bear badge, two-year firm of Ea>betts, Frld and Prentice To serve' Bolton, to represent Atkinson, Jeffrey Clarke. Louis 82, founder-member,.of tJons In­ ^Arthur Onis Storas/l! you. elect Elsie M. Jones, state, Damsto, Donald Haugh, Anthony pin. , ternational. Bom In Warsaw, Ind. attended the Thursday meeting of , To . Jaihes Bourne, Richard “ E^PfeRT FITTERS // a ' MV c l Ot u s s l i n s b w o k b representative. Vote Democratic. Meeks. Richard G'Brlen, David Died Sunday. AI.WAVS fiLAO .r^Vl he School B'.iUdlng Committee at Royle, RoyXCTark/ Michael Gan- L I Wa n t t o s s t t h b w e s t Simnsored by the''Bolton Demo­ Wilk and ^ p h e n Johns. * N llS H i O R A ^ A N D j ^ Ite request. Frld w ar the architect n'.,ts and Mather/NelH, silver ar­ OF MV WASHING HUN6 UF foV\ the six-room addition at the cratic Tpwn Committee, \ Cubmaster Bockus presented awards 'to John Jurog, Daniel row; Kip Pritraard. Wolf badge; BiFORB ITBTAtrrS Elementary School completed in John Mortimer; Bear badge, two- /” 1952. Manchester Evening' He'alil Rhodes, Paul Sa'arl., Roger Par­ WAIN year . pin; Thonte* Best, Bear Robert E. Gorton, secretary of Bolton correspondent, Mrs. Joimph rott. W olf Badge; Rickey Daley; D'ltalla, telephone Mltehell S-5i545, W olf Badge ^nd gold arrow; Gai'y badge, gold arrow\ tllver arrow, the comnalttee, said .sat night the two-year pin; Ronhl^Smith, Bear 3 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD com m itted is favorable toward Haugh, Francis Brookes, Gary Harrison and Duncan Bockus, sil­ badge, gtdd arrow, t^ -y e a r pin: COMPARE OUR PICK-UP and hiring F riX as. architect for the Carl Syranaon, Bear bk^e, two- , TAKE ADVANTAGE OF O U ^ O K IE new additionXbut has not formally Sliaw’8 Death Tied ver arrow; Joseph Prignsno, two '\w>x'\iA\vrv (S o N - sljvei' arrows; Peter • Lumbruno, year pin; Richard Spiess Imd Law- | done so. Gortflm said Frid's com­ rencf' Hutchinson, one-y^r pin. FOUNDlNiG' plete fam fliariX with the local told srrolv, two silver arrows; j WEEK 1e C O O K IE m E ^UELiVERY SERVICE and year pins also went to ames T H E \ To Speedway Fate David Smith. Bear; Donald Be­ school plant, geMral catiafaetion Anthony AUbrio, "Fred 1, All fresh nm our own oven. C R IT IC S T a-ith the 1952 addition and the ne­ langer, Bear and gold arrow; Da­ Stephen Broi/n. Maranall t. Only ve ' heat of Ingredients iiaed. ANDTB'E' cessity to save as \nuch time as PRICES WITH ALL OTHERS IN 6 E C T S - Cap* Indianapolis, Nov.' 1 —The vid Tupper, gold and silver arrow; D'Avanao and Terry Jeskev, Bob­ 3. Big differesi ysriety every- ■ m E T A K ^ ^ F « ii'i •>«a Ceeteaea, W*. pos-Mble in having the\iew addition T I* Bag » ft. f ■!. M Theodore Wrubel./ sliver arrow;/ cat pins were awarded to Stephcii- timey^ • , / ready next SeptemberX^e among plane cra.sh death Saturday of Peter Kracunas-and William P ie­ SYOOP a>itomoblle' raring Immortal Wll- Morrison. AUyn Martin, and So r ^ e and fill up your rookie Jar. You’re Stuck! BY V. T. HAM LIN 1 H the major reasons the oommlttee man. Webelos; David' Cooney *hd Thomas Andreoli. A framed Pack feels the Frld firm a logical choice. Riiy/one dozen at regular priee, and hbr .Rhaw, left the future o f the Roger Harrison, Denner St^pe; charter was'presented to Cubmas- < ' one penny more, you get your WELL, G E E WHIZ. WHAT In consultation with Frtd, the Gary Haigfh, Assistant DennSr. VMEAN HE'S GOT \WHATS WRONG ^ VEH.„..I Ihdianapolis Motor Speedway In ter Gregory by John Mortimer of i rond -dozen. rUVE GONNA CO ABOUT/ KEN WINSTON committee sought to establismwhat Den 1 had an exhibit on .display X> SPEND TH' REST \ WITH THATP ' g u e s s FO LK S BY JERRY SIEGEL and OGDEN^HITNEY doubt today. Den 2. | .2 ” ’ ^ c a j * R N X q u a x w n m u g OF HIS UFE WITH t>pe of information must be t)ro- ^and told abo\it forest and 4oll con­ (FOR PICK-UP and DEMVERY) MACHINE AN'/ A FUXINOER) siuCk: ALLTH' WAY CO GET WHAT "I've been so broken up about Service pins were presented to ' THAT BIG BU3NDE lided to obtain preliminary plans servation. Den 2 presented- the committee menibers Joseph Mar- I t h e y A S K RDR. Aa a re-i-ult. Chairman John it, I don't know what we'll do," EVreVTHING \ AW TWICE / EACk IN TK TWRD ^ BRUMNEHILDE?/ P ifsao.' z NOTWv civilian "Swiss Bell Ringers", j^ns 3 and cln, chairman; Anthony D'Avanao, j PASTRY moTTA m „ Rothwell will get. a aurvey of Ian< said Anton J; (Tony) Hulman, COOD PROM NOV. 1 to NOV. IS OOMPLETELYN. AS FLAT.'^ CENTURY? MSCNM 4, Ghosts and Pumpk|n Band. Den treasurer :Dltn Budd. advancement . HAT MAT/// HtAoooanna*./ to the north of the school and the pwner of the speedway. OLrTAWHACK?> 6. community singi^ with sound chairman, and RusacU Smith, pub­ SHOP committee has asked the Board of Shaw, tbree-tlmc winner of the effects. A Blue and Gold corsage licity chairman. Two-year service ■ SWISS PLAIN y : Educatiph to attend Its next meet­ ;-niile Memorial Day race in his was presented to klr*- Boper. a re­ pins were received by Den Mothers 183 NO. MAIN STh MANCHESTER ■ \ ing this Thursday. 20 years of professional racing tiring den mother. New den Mrs. Anthony Alibrio and Mrs. Open Sum. thru Sat, TEI,; MI-9-2660 At thttxtlme. they will confer and president and manager of the mothers welcomed were Mrs. John Gregory. One-yedr sere-ice with the M ard of Education on 7 ■ A. M. to\7 P. ,M. speedway slhce World War II. Clarke and MY* Atkinson. The pin# were presented to Mrs. Eu­ (Formerly Kay’a Faatry Shop) exactly what Is wanted and needed was kHIed With two associates meeting ws^/crosed with the show­ gene Spiess. 3Ira. John Doyle, snd In constructing the six-room addi­ when th^r plant crashed In a ing of a, movie showing how Mrs. Thomas Brown. A boisterous tion au th orial by a recent town cornfield near Decatur, Ind., dur­ Smokey t)ie Bear became, the sym­ meeting. ■ . /- ing a light snowfall. \ bol of forest conservation. School 5lenu The other victims were Ernest \ Menu for the hot lunch program R. Roose,^ 41,\nfflcial artist for at the Elementary School for the Cub-' Scouts of Pack 98 enjoyed SWEATfRS or the .spfedWay, gnd Ray Grimes. a full evening of fun at the new i remainder of the \week follows: BOOTS AND ifER BUDDIES 40, of GreenfleIX lud., pilot of Buckley School on Vernon Street i Hero? BY EDGAR MAWTIN Tuesday, tomato raTeblt on rice. the plane. on the occasion of their October j SPORJ JACKETS ; "1 They were returning from De­ pack meeting. Terry JesVey and W^VL\AV^ ,'Wi\>»d TH W A VOOSFN- SOT V O O R X SAVX, \ troit where Shaw, /Who would FORMER S T A ^ REPRESENTATIVE OF VOORi Z SAWYER Advertisement— Marshall D'AvanSq, carrying the! l^’all Either Slore For Prompt Service bXNCVt ViNOOW V iA S O K) M V . MlSSlteOTHWiG RY ftOV CRANK A- have been 52 years' old Sunday, American flag and pack flag, led' .TW t MV CO A T 11 ;^-.TO VOOttViV 1 C9KMKIM. TIB DCSTnYtRS had test-driven a 1955 model the Cubs into the^aiidltqrium, and 1 '■Both ^ores Open—9 .A. M. to 6 P. M„ M»n. thru Sat. MOST OtA^lV C-COVLAR I BHAVI MOVEP OH, THE 9UB A Word from Your Chrysler, \ y ASOOT Q nSTANTW THf PESTROYERS 60 WTO ACTION. Scouts and parents joirted in the MARY CARPEI^ER BRENNAN O F W t P _____ K)OVOl OTARTO ITg MOTORS... i Repre.Hentativc, , •Surviving are the wldovi\and a pledge of allegiance. x ffanticallv hunt* fo ra Eugene Gagliardonfl 9-year-old son Warren W(lbur, Seated alynit the cam^ire, FOR OtANHELTHRU Tilt (ORAL REEFS. Jr. which was made by Bobby Spiess. The funeral will be tomor “V i ' w t ’ T W hsl makes a .good Repre­ the Clib.4 welcomed the tellowing GORDON’S CLEANERS sentative? In my opinion, pne at Vernon. Ind. Bobcats: Larry UAnty, Timothy STATE SENATOR who votes for bills which give Aid Oldman, David .Person, . Hardtng MANCHESTER GREEN / to your state and to your eoin- Gold offers no resistance to the tephena. Steyeb Bernstein, Leon- "SHE WILL DO M munlty. The dlshearteninK pha.seX passage of electricity when ' its ih;d Mathte^n, .David Odell. TEL. MI-3-8710 Is when the dectsiof* must be temperature is- reduced to a pslnt mas-hterrisaetU. Robert Alib- FOR TOLLAND COU mpde. as to how to pay for the.se near absolute aero. rlo.N^^a'm Swanson, Steven DIa- beneficial aids. Pe'bple seem to ______- i ______^ think that ... their reprepenlative. In order to be a good one, .should VOTE DEMOCRATI vote against-.any bill that will.I Gordon’s Pine Cleai raise taxes. 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IH glily-Rated Brownie Score Against giants FrankieRyff LIm Plai D^iNe Factor x / (M B •• Four Undefeated liARL W. YOST Rlitgers Breaks Up Temple Pass (es Eight and 72 Bpofts BOtor Ihode Island Gomes Elevens Fall in M eets Davis War4 ^s tong Runs Spark To IS Remam in N. £; SUNDAV ’Havtn . . . Check ou)t4arI/in Hopes Beautiful sunrise this ipoming, ^irds f or T ouchdowhs of getting rid o fta eoU ' and stay From Behind to Win Boston.: Nov. l (><^V-Only itoqr] Oiily Squads That Show Undefeated Lightweight and after the usual heavy Sui^ay by the U n S lip rth t^yfemainder of to over, Indians un4efelited coUefe foottell tssmt Any Respect Are Those \ bi'bakfaat of bacon and eggs I Join rmtsln in Now EngUad today* “ Sit-Tight” Phase Faces Vet from Coast By PAT BOUIUC ■ '\the family at church aelwices in the evening; to wattih Mau- By PAT BOUiUO / P erh a ^ Manchester High zhould play the role of a decided under­ X after Bdeton CoBege'a amasing! You’ve Alir;ady Licked Tonight in Brooklyi Mancheetbr . While on a short rice Harp^ it Del Flanagan, 1 By E.ARL YOST yWoPB of the parl(4d and the game. What a difference a' point makes. • . j fair from Uie gri()ifbn h e ig ^ and | F6r Athletics Today dog more oftqn, or perhaps it was the weathsr? Whatever the reason motor trip in town we vlett oAe of The writer picked Flan^an Savage line play by two' fine H ik\27-^^r'gallop around right A single extra point was the \raa»ccome froma i vk*z j ^yard fbi’.^a ■..»»»first down and three up until the final seconds of the game or. until Tilly Dubo4e’S/ you've already licked. melo Uosta. sufferpfi hla first de­ range than other fea tu r^ a t the was intcroepted bn the J*fovideijye~ • T l^^ety in the uhheaten. untied i the ntoation. Said Earie yes- feat a tveeW ago. they didn’t have to aa t ing Storra* dampiis with photo­ behind tq nbtch^ their fifth success j yards T o t \ » ' TD. fullback Steve The outfita yofa still must play Tee-Dee Smith*^ Bast Middle Tiirnplk^'site. . . 45 with .1:23 remaining. A , -y • YaleX* undefeated, but i R5*ff Was to ^avi) boxed a re­ nered their third win of grapher Cinch Ofiara.._. Before of t ^ season Without a setback'Ackerman tumbled the wet ban 3 0 ^ tho get all fired up aa though you’ve aa against three defeats. Mrest Park In SprU^leld is the Ij- sU starts'. A 13*13 stalemate «"<> Jack TllCbiett# recovered for fumble and n blocked kick were At IS-lS tie with Colgate, •We’he Just wailing—for said something unkind about their turn bout with; Ralph DupSa. the the rpee atarta I meet* and gossip imdxed Chester had a back named SmiOt. * Maacheater (IS) /acctlnation afterylttnch. and we With Uoyd Duff, hew 'UCohn head with Colgate the preceding Satur------, Uartmouth off the two. pick Smith. responsible for two of Grande's ’ ston College was No.. 1 in what 1 dpii’t know, M|t we’re grandmothers, New Orleaiw schoolboy, at New Join ' thouMinds rrf others looking scores. j by a quarterback from the. Just wait' Tom Smith, converted from (K Ends: Hohenthal, iersma, track coach, and his asaiatant. day ie the only-..blctch on one o f i " ‘F fumbled the the naUon in defenae and had won Look at what happened to most Orleana but the'match ran Into kt and feedliyy the many animals first time he carrJMthe mail, and one." Gbldermakc ’k kiok was true His brotSier Boy and father TV and mknagerial complications. guard to left halfback this sea- ^Qibb8, Herzog, Bob Kennedy, and forjper track Yale’a^^eatest acasona. .-%erial superiority Sve ; straight Xavier had gone of the elite last weekend; at the -Park^ist over the Connec­ th<.n ’innhn Hansen recovered tdrYala oh the l^giames over two eeaaona wlth- Connie . Sr, Ucd no oomnseat. Instead Inipaa meets CSrlos Cha­ son, enjoyed hla greatest day In Tackles; Burbank, 8. Squatrito, mentor, Cfitl Fischer. A large elec­ I Statistics between the two of -: and at the Hm^little did the fans ■ West Virginia, ranked > No. 7, ticut IJne/The monkeys hold the Mbre than 30.000 •Pectato^’J,! pne. Dean Loucka a n ^ S l over for fensive-mlnded eleven ■ were 4tit a victory. *; Neither laid aaysmembers of the was dumped off its u n b e a t e n vez Ity New Orleans while Ryff a red and white uniform. He D. Rquatrito, G. Wilson, tric ■ clock; ■ designed ' by Fischer, lOl'OOO less than had’^bben expect as rertire the"' ! ^ ft \. Is to play in In teriw ^ f the boys while their what Rpbved -to , be winning close' as the score. The maroon the gjufie’s^ n al putcoftic. ' the previous vvdek Xavier eigfat-maa ayndi^te whose pro­ streak by Pittsburgh, admittedly flghtb^ln Brooklyn. Ryff outpointed scored both touchdowms on runs Gug^s: Ballsieper, Dolin, Grim- was erected near the finish \llne ed, watched the Ivy L^gue game of eight and 72 yards. He car- ason. ^ la s , T. Strange, m o th ^ prefer to vlevv the which add'ed considerably tp speey score on tha-first play from scrim­ and grey Rhody team managed 15. .JdldwavXln the second period faUad,.to ragiater a ain^e first posal to boy the tMm from the an improving team, but one that Dupes for hi? most important vic­ ojh^aniroafe Im.the open a ir\ . . that was played in W either-bet­ mage. down whila losing to Cincinnati Maekw was turned donw In New had lost three of five, tory. Sept. IS. The Rj-ff-Davie bout ried the ball 18 times for 157 Cente^: Altken, Cohen. tator Tntereat during the running ter suited. Tor ducks. It ralnra first down-s and 176 yards gained-Frank’Toro got off a S^yard punt an brings along his football and of the ra ce... Manchester High, Several Eli threats were Vipad on the ground. The.' Mcrt;h«jrts. whichX'as allowed to roil dead on 83-0. York last week by the Ameri­ . Wisconsin Socked will be on TV (ABC). yards, an average of 8.7 .yards per Backs :\Curry, Farrell, Smith. , he, Reed and I ^a v e a game- of and poured almost continually .'out by penalties. It'was a fiercely It looked like the "experta" were can toague. Wisconsin, listed No. 8 with a .Ward Meeta Joaea carry. Oh yes—ha also played Burdick, wichman, Doma, Pa­ un lefeated; to date and defending from start.to finish with the fans with their full roster on.'^fiand.; Grande's'seven-yard line. Tho lo- 'kltjklng goals with Mrs. Yost keep­ fought game With temper* flaring- rolled to 10. first downe-'and 137 calk were the rertpient.'s of a big right as BC moved to a 14-0 lead And Arnold Johnson,\^ica- 4-1 record, was socked by Iowa, an Cleveland quarterback Otto Graham (center) jumpaN>ver llni^to Mosea Ward AT Detroit faces a whale of a game on defenae. gan!, M. StrX champion, placed second/'despite and playerh ' drenched before \he ing score. Result waa^ three-way the tie' for individual bdnors be­ several times on both sides. Yale, yards on running plays.*\Only in Weak on the nest jday Vhen Uicy in the third <{uarter. Then the ga ladustrlaUst who ap ex-top tenner with a 3-2 record. score on a quarterback sneak play for first tally of pro f o ^ a l l gam^ Bobby Jones of Oakland. Calif., in Finest Seholaatle Back , («) tie and I have to buy ice cream final whistle sounded. was penalized 92 yards and Dart­ 13-7. the 10-round featura at New York’s tween teammates Peps" Close and .Triinendous Line Play pass completions did- the Visitors)Xcovcred a fumble on tho visitors’ Husketeers .irot rolling. They put again as No. 1 prospect to tfHe with the New York Glante at Cleveland, Ohio. (Oct. 31). Xirianta’ Elliot Stein and Jack Roberts Ends: Acamp6(;^a, GoakI, Scht^r- sundaes for alL'-iWhich I don't re­ mouth 50. ' show' a definite aupcrlority. Qua: over the floundering ball Ohio State, given the No. 1 posi­ Stv- Nicholas Arena (Dumont). mer. Peatman. A ^ r u z z e s ^ / Bob Vinton; Loss of two key ruh- The' tremendous play up front \ As long ag Mister Beagle was 12-'yard marker. The w-cll-condi- together, a M-yard acoring run fullback Eddie Price (31) and Bill Allbright (holding Graham W era who broadcast all Bristol football gret one lota ; , . Work ofi'next ners to the All SUtp High School terback Jake Apercemo, a ikal and another for 39 yards to pull ^returned home yesterday after tion in the nation, had all it could unable to stop Graham when he made dive from two yards out, Ward^ stopped by George Johnson games, home and away, labeled Tackles: Bepe^k, .Czer day’s copy before watching onfe.of by the Ell forward walls, two oi in action, Dartmouth had a tioped Rhode Island Ime proved ‘ in April, has responded to the Orcheatra handicapped the Red almost ew al ability and averaging magician in hidin.g the ball.’^ m - extremely stubborn as the Mer­ within a point at 14-13. Then changing his mind about re-'' do to dispose Northwestern 14-7. Giants are Ray Krouse (70) and Dick Nolan (25). No. 76 is Bro Smith the finest scholastic half­ Dailey, Mllke. the finest teevee shows-ever from chance. But after his. third period pleted seven of hia 12 tossCs for malaing here hnUI he succeed­ schooling^ Trainer Freddy Fierro and White whieH came in aecohd, 208 pounds per plan, was the dif­ chants ■leqriii’ed six plays to reach ''they, drove 70\ yards in the last, T7>e Wildcats had a 1-5 showing kicker Lou Groza. Browiui won. 24-14. (AP Wlrephoto). back they have seen this year. Guards: Greger, C>n)lJ)er|rf Mur- , 9 to 11 on Channel 8. injury, two names familiar in the 85 yards. The losers a l i k 'd u g h ed or failed In his efforts to 'til Saturday.* whip Yolande Pompey. Tuso gan, Achille. -three points off'The pace -on win-i ference. Capt. Thorne Shugart football- w’orld, Hamilton and p,aydirt.. W'ith a first down on the few minutes td add the deciding * Although the losers netted 13 MONDAY nlng Norwloh Frte,^ Academ y... netting 89 yards through' the air, T . ^ . with 90 sMOfida left. hay the team' for Kansas City. k l sh o r n a. No. 3. had to tuguea and Billy Kilgore first downs to 11 for the winners. Centers: Nllson, SamOleV gave another All. American per­ Brow'll took over the signal call­ one-yard line.- Scott attempted last three etertk^ ■ Vic DellaFera. co-owner of the Ray Bi-pWn. formerXManchester managed a poor, three i o r 12. rivo unsuccessful quartered: The BC team Allowed only 134.3 Before lea\iag .vesterday,' tible to beat Colorado 13-6. Manchester rolled to 267 yards on Backs; LqsOwicz, G. Redman, Mancliester Auto Parts and spoiv- formance as well as Roger Han­ ing and passing duties for Dart­ The Jone’f record ikxipotty, 88-2J High rdnner, .reported that he and mouth but neither stood up un­ Allhough two 15-ykrd penalties sneaks before Dubose finally, yards average overall this. year, Johnson sold he and his attor­ I, with a ao-80 4-2 -rec- the ground compared to 165 for E. Redmap. A n c h ^ Homel.NGra- sor of a Little League baseball sen. Dartmouth was completely were ca.lled a g a in ^ them; but- ord. Bears, on Blanda’s Arm, for 67 bouts. He « d upset Gi seveyal Other students atx Wini- stymied oh the ground and. wound der fire. Tom Hamilton, Jr.; ton plunged over his right side. AgaitX out Xiavtar got through the line ney, Edward L. VoUers, were been pointing for Okla- Bristol whose record also stands dy.' MunRer, Fortier, Middletoh team ' bearing his company name, mahtlc Teachers plan to run^a the aided by a pass interference-penal­ fo r 291' yards. th e alert Mua- returning to Chicago ' ‘To con­ horns laat season and man- Turner in March end Iqat a ques­ Manc^ster 7 0 6 0—\3 yp its afternoon work with a one of the Pitt.sburgh coach, and Mike Ru ) and Don Falber (801 surround RqsseH’s kick was blocked and the three victories and three losses, post cards from Miami Beaph that Tlve ,Mlle Road Race here Thanks­ ty, the winkers .marched 50 yards local# still trailed by one. ketsara intarcepted four of the sult with our asBoclatea, to look . aged to d a 6-0 lead Wto the tionable decision to Joey-Giardello Bristol .. .X i > . .. 0 6 0 0— yard minus. mark in this impor­ Brow’n, son of tJie famed Cleve­ Tempt a pass play in second period. June 11. \ ch Tommy Monahan’s • sur- he ia gettmg in plenty of golfing giving Day---- A number of -Silk In the first period' for the day's Intercepts for TD Saglas’ 11 passes. ow r the situation and make a final perio p'rl^d eleven tried six passes, com- ToUchdoyms. - Smith 3, Gaski. and swimming in the Sunghlni tant statistical department land Browns' mentor, were the at No4’ Bninswick. 11 is atop King’s right shbuld- l^set 49ers, 31 to 27 Non-ntle Match . - Townera were .present including er. first tally. After Stan Orlffen had In what turn-;d out to be the Tufts came cai up with a big game final dMdalon.” Arkansa^ 4, had plenty of pletliiR five for 66 yards and oOe Polnts/rrom try after touch­ State while vacationing . . . Sports T^erhead the Big Green fared Big Green subs for Beagle. Both Howard, Rutgers guard. iies in to help on play,. Rutgers The only champion to work tlija Faculty Manager Dwight Perry at Hamilton and Brown are sopho­ blaHked Temple, 25-0, intercepted^ Apercerne’s toss on the final play la tlie first half, Al^r- for Its new coach, Harry Arlanson. notice Texas A M was out for score. down, Jp.' Squatrito (Placement). Writers Alliance weekly dinner- betUBV until ace passer Bill Beagle Manchester 45, the Merchants an upset an; » ’eek is Bobo Olson who unHmberS Mancheater High, Vlnny Ingraham mores. cemo.called a pass play. . Frank. to end Amhhrst'a 14-game w in ­ d to scrap for a STANDINGS York—possessing 4-2 records, meeting at noon is again^-held in and Nino Pagani, to name a few... was injured early in the third pe­ fumbled on the first play from 14-7 victory, Wednesday at Richmond, Cailf., Coach 'Walker Briggs’ fir.ed up riod. Beagle, one of the nation's Clock showed but 4:43 had been Barry wgs the man of the ho'-ir ning' string. The Jumbos have both TTSS set Eaatem Conference aeveland is Jt b*If rtsp behind eleven to<^ the game’s ..-opening of-Rrisl ^New Haven and I put ^ 'my coat Night oiit with ray neighbor, a scrirnmage and Providence recov­ for the other two. up by Aggie fumbles. W. L. T. Pet. with 3-2. against Garth Panter of Salt Lake ristol’a line. Once through the. leading collegiate pigskin flippers, played when .Dartmouth scored iiy for Manchester. Th.c former Spar­ won^five out of ahc. It was Norm a t y without placing hla middle­ kickoff on l^ ow n 17-yard line and Xne of■ scrimmage, the deceivingly imd leave at 11 a. m„ \Vith a word Dartmouth man. and we atlend ^lloiiJay’t FootbaH Wath ered,- Defensive .halfback Eld Paul Stewart’s accurate placeklck that Holy Ooss weakened in the Army. No.- 5. th^ght it had a Pittsburgh . 4 2 A .667 All three leaders bowed over the to, the switchboard .girl that i’l ’ll set up the Dartmouth touchdown the first caijto. The Big G re^ tan scatback inUrcepted.' on , his weight tHle on the Hne. - moved , to fast left halfback ralaed hlv head the Dartmouth Club of Hartford tallied- the first time it had the pounced, on the loose ball on the own 40 and galloped untouched spelled victory after Dayey Wells final quarter for the fourth time breeze against twice\ beaten Vir- New., Y o r k ...... 4 2 0 .667 weekend as Cleveland walloped the plays. Stalled ihomtintarily, be'gone for the day.’’ She always dinner at which Red Rolfe and early in the first, pferiod with ‘a midfield stripe, this season and lost to Syracuse tginia. hut barely m ad\it/3l-20. Philadelphia ...... 4 The Olaon-Panther match (CBS- and easily outraced two defenders saysV’You are Idcky." little does perfect pass to Wingman Dick ball. A 50-yord pass from B ^gle down the north sidelines ■ for an­ ran 80 yurds for a touchdown. .2 A .667 Giants 24-14, the Chicago Cardi- TV) Is a return go. 'They fought at terback Joa^Cuifi^ktcked t to the goal line. 72 yard# eway. Bob Steele were the speakers. Ehhle V'erdonc, one of the hard­ 25-20. Harvard defeated Ohio Notre Dame, No. 6.\waa busy 2 A she rralize that^ of the time con­ Flagg which carriedxto the two to Flag^ w'as good to the/Yale other host team, touchdown. From' Among the imdefsated group. CTleveland . 3 .600 nala surprised the Steelers 17-14 Butte, Mont. Mar. 16. 1953 with tol’a 19 where' r i w quar^back Dom Squatrlto's placement hit the Rolfe is now the director of ath­ Disciplinary Schools est running baCks seen, at Mt.' University 27-13 and Brqwn all afternoon restraining Navy 6-0. C3iioago Ggrdinals sumed ^ making ,the weekly trip yard Yale.line. Two play* later, two. Smith needed two cr^ k s at place-kick /formation. I»re£zel Ja-^ Trinity^ WorCoster, Tech and- New . 1 5 A .167 and Green Bay routed the Eagles OUon winning. That was before Steve Lasewicz was «6w i^ in his right upright and the Indiana went letics at Hanover and his message Nebo this year, carried twice for crushed Lehigh 34-6. With those orders over, an­ Waahlngtoit...... 1 5 0 37-14 on Saturday night. and also'.the extra work which before thousands of fans Had been the line, before h$ hurdtro over co'is .dried, a pass to Toro for^ Britain all had easy pickings, but .167 Bobo won the crown. TTie champ’a tracks. Manchester’s . st^born lliie out front, 13 to 6. v/as right down the line to the Big for six points. Beagle raded the a first down ‘on the team’.-’ 34-yaixl Tala needed the old Statue of Ub- other round o r ambltloua , foes Weatern Conference Washington Joined the Cardinals must be hradled the following day seeded, the Hanover Indians Scored line. Apercemo hit left end John point but it was batted-^wv/n. ' Maine bottled up Colby passer next defenae is set for Dec. 15 held and with the help\of a flve- Monahan’s scrappy . crew was Green alumni In the hall. I left my point. ■ / That ended the h.slf jm d :he Mer­ erty play to whip Dartmouth 13-7. Don Lake, the nation’s No. 2 small awaits this weekend. \ W. L. T. Pet. in .winning it# first game of the yaixi penalty againik w home when I'takex^ early . . . Be.vt part green tie at home but I was ac­ and it appeared that underdog Win, Lose and Draw C?ooney with a short pass and the against Giardello at San Francisco. not to be denied. Lasewicz took of the meeting was the announce- The lead stood up /until Ward chants led, 18 ^ XU sophomore Al Ward ran . 70 collega aerlallat. and clinched at Ohio State, Army and Arkat^aa San Franersco . . . . 4 1 1 .800 season, shading Baltimore’s Colts team, Bristol was/forced kick cepted and one man even said, "Oh, Dartmouth might, repeat last - .< latter lateriiled to Verdone who 24-21. I , Beat Looking Prospect Norm Hohenthal's kick on the mem that nextXscason the w’eekly -broke loose for his 70-yard run Ralph (jaJariSRiterccpted Spott’a yards-on that old maneuver to least a tie for the state crown would appeSLT to have drawn the Detroit...... , . 4 1 1 .800 Tony Demarco, one of the beat- from Its own 2X~ (hJrry reui,rned Bristol 23-yard line and zigr I met you when you went to year's 32 to 0 roirip at New Ha­ was finally stopipcd for another Blanda fired three touchdown m'Mtings wbuldXbe held in the and Vern Loucks Ike ty­ New York, Nov. 1 ,(/P)—"Spare -eating steak better than-crow." pass eariyin tho third o.uagtcr and \ spark a two-touchdown second pe<< with’ a 33-6 win. Maine Confer­ toughest opponents. \ Green Bay ...... 3 3 A .500 looking young fightera t,the date for minutes in the third period he was work with thick-necked football doesn't mind calling a spade a yard penalty moved the baU back the nine, but VerdoqeToatTen six yglrds. Southwick’a field goal. TV) from* the Boston Arena three straight times and he re- three-yard line buck moved the the Gold Key dlnneK was an­ much about the Yale game on Sat­ period when .dim Lopez bolted Man-ry went .ifP tackle f<4r 10 Rensselaer Polytech 26-6 aa sopho­ Panthers. If Ohio State Is deep day. A weekXarller he almost sin- aValnst" Pat sp on d ^ with 16 yards to Bristol's helped Off the playing field with players. . . Tom Hamilton, klck- shovel . . . "They're big and tough to the 25. TTwo plays later another w ent mcjue jor Other scores: Wesleyan 34, gle handedlv beat the Ram a hv “ Manrt of SjTacuae, ball for a first down on the Man-, nounced, Monday, ,„.Jar\ 31 In urday... Enjoy a gabfest with from the 2^,to the Dartmouth ed three Pitt players off the squad ibut they'io no better than we are," yards but iV^Tinirth dOwn-Tie was more Don Luasier scored three in thought about. Us probable Big N ^ York. Nov. 1 ((P)—It’s not gle handedly Beat the Rama by 2d Smith carried for the first time, a bruised hip. Without Beagle penalty, for clipping, set the ball Swarthmore 21; Middlebury 39. pitching four of the Bears’ five N. Y.. a rugged club fighter. chaster 39 as the period ended. / Hartford. Sports big-wigs from Manchester men from Dartmouth, three, Loucks four times tried the for cutting practice and Pitt rose j Eddie said glumly after Notre stpjiped at/thf’ line of snrlmmage^ times, and Nsw Britain blanked Norwich 26;, Union 34, Williams Teh title and the Rose Bowl bid. Creorge'-^landa's fault that the Chi­ The Boston youngster has a 38-4 a yix-yard advance to the 14 and Four more tunning plays car­ Including Dr. Gene Davis '29, JOe directing the club at quarterback centcr\^of/the line, but failed to back to 'ilancheater’s 35. - It Could be a very long Saturday touchdowns booting^a 31 yard field near and far will gather V ) fkis and throwing pin-point passes, the to beat favored West Virginia 13-| Dame had, beaten his Navy forces Back to paav; the cleVer Grande by Geoi^e LaWTcnce ^ d Co.-.^-----^ American International 37-0. 19; Vermont 27, Massachusetts 25: cago -Bea'ys aren't leading the Na­ record. He stopped George Araujo another first down. Farrell .moved ried to, the 17 and the Bell T®wn- date for what Is one of this top Swennson ’34 and Ed McNamara move tno/ball inride-.the two and 10. . . . Texas, 'which had nine! 6-0 . . . Ohio' State's 'Woody Hayes .Manchester mpv«^ to y t < ow1i afternoon for the Bucks. goal and converting fi.ve’ times in to the 13 before his running male Indians were' like a group of signal-caller was nailed by Joe , Boston University got back in Rhode Island 13, Springfield 0; Los Angeles' ilctory over Oiica- and Chris Christensen in his most- eri app^red aa though thgy might social events in the state annually '22. before heading for Burke Dartmouim took over. / members of the team booted out of complained that Northwertern 14 , dlhen Toro wep.t b>e Army next opposes Ygle, a tional Football League’s Western took over. The brilliant Smith car­ Street. three-year-olds looking for their Cosgrove for a 13-yard loea. Aper- Btr}de by stopping previously un- New Hampshire 34. Connecticut 0; Division today. 80- , recent outings, / go all the way. Then Came the two . . . Evening at home and whe‘n\I One/of tn«/ most spectacular the athletic dormitory as a disci- j threwr in a slick football in thoii Tackle. Bob |tp«;J\1e crashed bskten Bucknsll 30-7 Saturday Brandeis 40. Bridgeport 0; New 5-0-1 team that insists the Cadets,- ried once to the 11, then again to big breaks of the thrilU'ng encoun­ FRIDAY mothers In Times Square. plays/came sobp: after wHen Lou cerno _ retaliated with a 22->’ard The Bear”, one time NFL rulers, Yesterday he passed 17 yards to Oivea Away Pounds / feel a cold coming on I leave the, plinary. measure, played qne of its ' game and he had . to ask officials to. aerial'to Verdone. and the officials through to night. Quarterback Tom Gastsil Haven Teachers 26. Bloomsburg with the 5-1 record, aren’t the beat Jimmy Slade, idle alnce he ex­ the eight. On his third straight ter. Lasewicz fired X ,pasa which rest of the family after the 6' Two early office visitors are Fastest Man on Hquad Turner's punt from the Dgrt- best grames in tying 8MU 13-13. "rough it up."-’aa umpires do base- teammsty.-! . in the East. ' ; are' |n third place with a mediocre Hill for a first period scorie, threw carry he clrcled.rlght end for eight j ruled interference on his next pars. scored one touchdown and passed (Pa.) Teachera 14. a 20-yarder to Hill in the third ploded the Hurricane /Jackson was Intercepted by Farrell in the o’clock news and hesd for my ^ o r g e Mitchell and Coach Paul' Ward, the fastc.st man in the moutli five was lacked by JUn . . . And Georgia Tech, whose i kails. .. Northwcstern’.>< Bub Voigts rcaclyrile ball in the end rone Still unbeaten Arkansas (6-0) 3-3 record but H would have been yards snd the game’s Initial "rD. It gave the visitors a first' down a lot worse-withoi^t Blanda. quarter for a second touchdown myth April 26. gives s ^ y pounds endsone. Farrell decided to run the chamber, not to be heard from I^nney of the-High croaa country Yale backfield and a product of :cr .of Yale. The bqll bounded an .easy TIX Geldetlnaker'a has another of its weekly ’’tests" He was hit once but easily shook team. Mitch reports that getting rard the goal line but Turner ■Coach Bobby Dodd suspended five J'*"* ’* diffeient make On the nine. Verdone moved to the The rugged 197-pound pass and and tossed an 11-yarder to the and reach to big Bob Raker, hulk- ball back but changed hla mind again this night. New Trier High in Glencoe, III., players for vlolaUng training 1 k“ '* and not responsible for his was wide but- it had fio effect ahead In Rice. TTie Razorbacka off his would be tackier. Dom footb^l games with teams in the got Yale back into the game with scooped up the ball on the ene and five and .another . oulstan' kick expert from I^ntucky Uni­ same receiver for a_ third______... score in ln» PitUburgh heiri^-eight. in once he stepped out of the end t i ;e .s u a y rule*, led Duke 20-0 in the third team’s 30 bobbles in the first five Rhody baok, Paul HanrevgrtSwT.eii on the final score. have the upper hand in the South- Squatrito'i kick was good and zone. Not rniderataiiding the rule Mailbag, jammed thc.se days area ta harder than finding 310 a- 70-yard -gallop Into the Dart/ raced down the sidelines to the game# . . . Ohio State fumbled five . I-'uniblo Proves Cosily versity, enjoying hisXgreatest of the final period. With 33 seconds 1 f’'**^*' F'riOay matrii at the Phlla- Manchester led, 7-0. period before Duke rallied to win the drive by going' arotmd right W'est Conference—and the race remaining, Blanda pitched out t o ! <***P*'** Arena (RBC-Radlo. TV). about dow’nlng an Intej-cepted pass with between 30 and 40 letters bibs om Main Street. He Hasn't mouth end zone after 5i09 of t^e Dartmouth' 45-yard line. With times but won 14-7. Taking the kiCkpff- the locals . Mx sieasons vlth the Bears, ap­ Late in the second quarter after Beagle sitting under blankets in In the final 30 seconds 21-20. . . . end'to score 0tan3 when he upset Coley esting note from President Mau- Dodd. "They didn’t outplay us' still remembering to /J 4 ^ :eorteble«sn'ion' thie 37. An embarrassing weekend 49era defenders for a 66-yard touch, W allac^At Cleveland during the 44-yard line. It required but eight plays put Ih* ball on the one and ’ rice Podoloff of the Natioiial Bas­ after the un^pected loss In the Loucks took the snap-back from ih Uic last half. Vital Extra Point Late In the final -peripd Manches­ ' It was Blanda pitching and Har- plays to reach paydirt. CIAC. run Thuraday at Storrs, center, raced back as if to pass, Victory was the fourth in Ivy They Just wore us out. Sunday’s dbrnal performance might also be in-store for Purdue, lon Hill catching yesterday aa the down play. World Reriea, OCt. 1. Manchester received its first ketball Assn., who expresses con­ and anxious to make amends be­ ter took over on tta.qitvik 25 after PsM Play clicks break. Bristol took too much time said his chargesxnre pointing to cocked his arm, and yHen the loop play and left Vale at the top Year’s Biggest -Up^rt the No. 9 team that handled Tlli- Bears defeated the previously un­ Penalty I.«ads To Scorn Aipiough Lulu Perez’ scheduled cern over the repent farce basket­ I’rovideneo (10) , fore another fine Manchester a-Providence mairh was halted. nois with ease, 28-14, last Satur­ A penalty led to Detroit’s winning Noy; 15 bout with Danny Joe Norm Hamel picked up a first in the huddle and it was penalized ball games In the .state involving the State Meet atvWesleyan next Dartmouth linemen wore within o f the pack. Other league suc­ Superstitious? It w-as in the But DuBose’s ill-throWiv^ospera- beaten San Francisco Forty-Niners down on the. Manchester 43. Tal- Friday. . . , Weather is bad this breathing distance, harided off to cesses were scored over Brown, 13th game that the worm turned End.#: Rochon. J. Cqon^y, Stan- crow’d. took the ensuing kickoff day. 'the Boilermakers face- 31-27 in one of the season’s biggest touchdown, Los Angeles 'vas caught Perez (no relation) -waa poat- back to the six. George Redman two NBA teams. Boston and and went all the way. Ricco Pe- tion pass was interiaottd on thq ' was stopped at the line of scrim­ morning and it’s pouring cats and Ward who cut through the right Columbia and Cornell. Yale has for little Xavier of- Cimltinali leun, Santa Mari^ Iowa, apparently now turned upsets. roughing passer Bobby Layne on /poned because of a reported hand i George Redman w4nt off Rochester. . . , .Dr.'George Gall- trlllo took Don Dielcco's boot and yl.«)l]toi-s’ 45 to qajf whatevj third down .with 14 yards to go injury to Perez. Lulu has signed to tackle for three yards, and Clay­ mage on fourth down. louctte, head of the Youth Activi­ dogp when I meet up With Sugar side of his line Md/w1th the aid now W’on 24 games (igalnt the In­ which had gone 12 games without Tackles; Rou^iic, M. Cooney, j -spoiler after being knocked out Catches Four TD Paseea a victory before downing uhbe^v Connors, BaRer. bullied his way 23 yard.# to thc l‘'| '"""* M,anchc3t(fr.T)ad of w h - of the Big Ten race. the Lions Were advanced to 11 box the Cuban featherwaJlTht ton Grady found the- same hole , Time Runs Out ties Program in the local lodge of Hugret, one-time New '-York U. of good blocking, doomed like n dians whil» losing 11. Four games Hill, a rookie end from Alabama good for 16 yards and a' first down and Brooklyn Dodger \football cannon past the filiBl white' stripe have ended in ties. en Boston College lO -ltto perhaps - ^ trUjpd^: Cortelessa, Santernello, home 'elPven'.H 39- State Teachers College, caught 41.'R 28-yard run by Lewis Ga, champ. Giro Moraaen, at Havana Time ran out on the locals In EK.a, visits Just long enough to comer Don Scott ter, 'led to Hunchy - Hi on the Indians’ 27^ A 15-yard pen­ the dying minutes of the game. star. Hugret is p transpol^tton for a touchdow’n^ The play was Next Saturday the. A ^ 'y Mule the year's bigg^t upset!*. . . But CjO^ick. Gnrab.idicar...... five vanii; Lrot’e d T ^ o ^ f r l f four, touchdownpasaea; the last cine Dec. 22. . . ’. The Nov. 19 Garden say hello. Doc,-Is busier these days trying to pa.vs. but Jqey Betten- , or tho meyek’s touchdown. muni alty set the ball back to the 42 but Taking over on their own 49-yard than a .two^armed paper hanger. depot dispatcher, . . Hit the Toad Yale’s version -Of the Statue of from ■ West Point will invade the Kansas lost Its 13lh in a row, bow>- ' Centers: Kelley. Dicicco. Rhodv’ Mub whk'b would'be w el­ with' only 33 seconds remaining, to pairing of Floyd Patterson and Ing to Kansa.s- State 28-6.,. court and Dubo.se collaborated for O’Doul Reported the three. Willie Troy ^ already has the boya the first pass of the cold afternoon. line, the Indiana drovis to the Bris­ He has a long be- "round In at night to Rockville for the w ^s- Liberty. The scoring play wa.s the Bow’I for the game of the day in Backs; Apercemo. -Verdone, comed back to HancH^ter -a.ny- knock the 49ers Into a first place Geoege Redman to end Henry Gas- tllng card. There are nearly as longest in the Bowl this season. the East. The first sellout crowd Davidson cracked k Ig-year-olil D'OnfrloX.^Haiwcy, Geldcrmaker, tie with Detroit in the division. Otto Graham sneaked over for talking. tol four-yard line but time ex­ sports, having coped .ur -many of ScoH then apotteil Bettencourt i Looking for Job two touchdowna an^ paaged to kl. clicked for 19 yards Tlvo more pired before another play could be Manchester’s best-known athletes ipany dead-heads present as pai^ 'rtis same Ward, a 173-pounder in .years will be on hand. The homecoming day jime'in beating Thlrdgill. Brijndt, Calato, Paul. The 49ers also Suffered a dam­ running plays gave the Bell Town- customers for what was a fair who stands/'one Inch under six feet, Cadets w’ill stage a dress parade West Virginia l i c f i S i -6. . . . And Fern, Flynn, with beautifully-executed pass ^ aging blow when Hugh McElhenny, Dante Lavkjli for the third to lead .METROPOUTAN executed. Biggest gains In the . during their schoolboy-' and col­ play dn the lertleft Rank,flsTvk and ‘ th'c cuts tollin g on «lrf^pM. the Broivna to their triumph over ers a first down on the Manchester seven-play, march were an off show, ■^e program was the first MO had q/hand in the second Yale St 12:30. Purdue’s Igawly Dawson threw, hia Mancheater (18) < Bettencourt1 andjbtilSase. carried their best running; back, incurred REVOL\’ER LE.%Ol'B lege careers. 13th toucHdown pas.s of the year, fdrmer JiConn ,‘ 7>eedster ojitdis- San Diego. Calif., Nov. 1 (B—The New York. ' / . Pilgrim Revelver Club 12. After ui quarterback sneak tackle slant by Smith for 13 yards andXlast of the indoor season in Ends: CosgrovX^ I'dro, Jo)ui- most of the IWf^nnf.s" offensive a shoulder separation which will WEDNESDAY Rockwle. . . . Turn on teevee Just a^Hie Boilermakers w’hackcu;kd II-i.- tanced three would-be tacklers to deain of Pacific Coast League base­ s, Ollle Mataqn raced 91 varda for Derendal ...... 283 failed,. Lasewicz found Gaski all and a w’ell-executed quarterback Bogli ...... son. X burdens, netting-/rl) atkl'56 yards pi t him out for the searoh. Mailbag brings the first two en-- ^''**^'ltnols 28-14. . . . Purdue, inciden­ the end zone. Irv Russell’s kick ball managers, Frank (Lefty) one touch(k>i^ and caught an 18- Ferry . . . 2-^g; alone Ih the end zone. Hamel at- sneak by Curry for 18 yards. Much in time to see. handsome Vince H ig | i JV Booters RB Tackles: Morkey, Maklar. Gosse', respeetlvely on/thc ‘ground. Detroit also had to come from yfti^ pa«x/Tn*> «I«a tries for the Turkey Day Road tally. rolled four straight 7's—one was blocked and the ball game was 0 ;DoU1, 57, was’ reported ''looking yard pasg^or another to lead the PJkt . . . . 269 i ^**” P^*** * **'**^'* *6e center I credit should go to Manchester's Martinez stop Carmine. Fiore In Lautcnbach ., Mind^rmey Y. .VlHcck. X Dick .Ma,star, .Pinkj* Pohl and behind, scoring a touchdown in the Cards ti Race here, thoki of. Dr. C?barlle the seventh round. 'The v'nnef In each period. tied at 6-all. ' / around for a special deal” today Cards la their first victory in six Hastings 287 i ^*** **"* J"6lans were | veterah signal-caller. His choice of Robbins of Middletp'wn and Amos 'l b ' (Guards; RiissCII, G. Vifieek, Providence made ossks#ioi> on *t■ , i^ndpn ne-xt Simday for » strugi: :e Oakland Club and that Portland ington’s margin of victory over M. Jones kickeff and Sid Wlerama. another pery ball. His longest one 'was 52- day's 'Yale-Colgate game during an ing by a convincing 4 to I ’ scoreT ^-LH- Score by periods; 6)vn 48, The Elastern Division is eyen Baltimore after Al Dorow, former awakens those who arrived half Virginia, bought nre a new suit, '.wltfi the strong ' New' l/indo’t businessmen were dickering to R. Lednith .ti,...... ' brilliant periornper all afternoon, yards In the second period. It office^tslt. Due to a death in the The Junior Indian# Hqd ppMrt^ ly Austin . . . / 1 2 3 4—Tl. more knotted with three tea;teajn# - Michigan State star, set up . the ...... Klaus but I didn;t haVe any underwear to NRxing his playls perfectly, make him manager of the league S. Carlson ...... was there to recover for Manches­ moved the ball from the Manches­ family, John did not get to New aaleep... First official word from w oi -7 to 0 over thg>Mlddletown o r " Brovldence »■...... 6 7 6 0— 19 Pe^ijiiota who have alrc.v.tv defeat*’ : team there. . Pittrburgh. Philadelphia ai\na New Redskins’ three touchdowns. ter on the Bristol 36. Unable to Jimmy Roach at Auburn, Ala., go under it. But I didn’t care, no­ Apercemo directed hiW team to the $partans a# well'as E-.^l Hart­ P. Staum ...... ter 36 all the way to the home schMi. Saturday>'triumph gsve. Juros ...... f ..... Dittman Manchester ...... 6 12 0 0 18 comes via hia mother. A detailed body . knew it with my suit on. another score 13 plays after the ford this -season. He has also been mentioned as take advantage of the break, the team’s 12-yard line. the locals VJ-erord of three wins IR Touchdowns: Harvey, Apercer- a possible successor to Eddie Joost locals managed but nine yards in report of Jimmy’s activities at ThaFS what I figure with my team start of the second pgriod. Throw-- Total ..,. 1315 There’s , little need repeating as agaijst'two losses. \ Cowles ...... Moorhead, np. Dicicco, Bettencourt. Dubose, ing' only two passes f’ ’—Professional Bob Toski of Liv­ E. Meski ___ running. Bristol required but 11 Line Coach Tony /Alibrio'a vet­ noon, 13 to T.and^ then alt back \iotors,'. and Bob Klaus b o o l^ \Goa1 Manchester; Lindsay '(2), ingston. N. J.. canned a 25-foot plays, good for three fir t dow’ns FOLDERS at night .for-Ahe tricks or treats Wyant and the center of the line SatUfday^s Fights H. SweCt . . . . eran line was more superior than home Middletown’s lone m srk ^ Handler. Cushing. from tackle to tackle . . . Florida ■putt bn the 18th green to give him Naw‘ YVrk, Nov. 1 (A>t—How can,, other big threF game^^ ' J. G r iffin ,.... ■ ’/• and 63 yards, to reach Manches­ Bristol’s also experienced forw’zrd ■ Vialtivlslts,,-of the neigborhood chll- The-'Tndlans, shutout in one con- wT^drow Wilson—Klaus- ter’s 10-yard line. Not to be denied State senj out a freshman quarter­ ^and partner Ted Bishop of Wes- a team win and lose at the same In New Haven. Just'as In Prince­ w’sll. Wiersma, Co-Captain Tom­ lUK thus far, have' amassed 14 Sulktiitutes: Manchester — Dai­ back listed aaa "fifth stringer"... 'Hollywood —• Frankie ■ Campos, * ton a 1-up exhibition golf victory time? ■* ton and Cambridge, the season ■V its second startling upset of 1964. my Burbank, Hohenthal. Boii C(MT(» ST. goals in their five games' while 117, L o s Angeles, outpointed gle, F i^ w . Mayer, Eib, Barber. Th# quarterback, Vic Prinz|, only SAVE yp TO 50% On the COST over Pro Johnny Thoren of Hamr Yale's unbeaten football team' *«n’t a aucceis unless you beat the Manchester’s veteran forwardwall Ballsieper, Dave ’ Golas. George BETSY RAWLS BINS limiting the opposition to'10. Hall threw three touchdown passes and Jackie Spurgeon. 113. New York. ilton and amateur Don Hoenig of may find Itself in such a confusing other two members of the big held and' w’hen a fourth dcrix'n Wilson, Sal Squatrito and Bill Fort Worth. Nov. 1 Betsy from- West Hartford scored eight Cushing, ^ o w n . Nee, Wahhqulst, scored a fourth to beat V5U .33-19 10. OF fa m o u s SUBURBANitE TPACTlON Thompson' Conn., yesterday at situation two weeks from . next three. Reports out of Cambridge ; aeri.al was Incomplete, the winners Grimason simply outfought aou Rawls sank a 6-foot putt for a goals in its two win* over the Dimiow, Cnkndler. Monaco. But this victory may have, Havana—Hank Jonc'i, ■ 153’ j. ;took over on their own 10. and birdie here yei'terday to bqcome, locals. Fall River Country Club. Saturday after its clash with Har- arfc that Lloyd Jordan’s Johnny outfbxed their bpportents Satur­ ■Woodrow ^Ison—Qnwitclt.//" been more the result of a telegram Washington, D'. C . .stopiied Charo- vard. Harvarda are lying In wait for the again set the atage for the sturdy day'afiepioon for 40 minutes of the third champion Iq Malory to Mancheater Woodrow Wlliton Florida State’s Coach Tom. Nugent llto Splrituano, 157, Cuba,. I. Bulldog. TTigt game won't come I Smith. hard-fou^t football. win the Women’s Texa- Open .Golf (4) /'■ (1) . ■ , End Ed S p r in g of the Chicago received from his six offspring Just • The .Ells, following last Satur- I lajiired Clirry Returns Grady. George Redman and Touroament twiq aucc4aaive years. Ddbanoskl . .. 'Moboski d a /a 13-7 squeaker over Dart­ off until Nov. 20, one week after Bears has pfayedyM seasons of before the kickoff: "Please win to- Ten of Bob Lemon's 23 victonea SUBURBAHITi Raw Treads SEPTIC TANKS AND Yale’s clash with Princeton. ' ■ ■ 'X... , I Injured at the outset of the Lasewicz ^counted for 147 of,. The* Spartanburg, N. C.,- veteran O pro'football. day. Dad,-’’ the wire read. ""We like were against first division teams. PLL'GGRD SEWERS mouth, - practically clinched the I third period and forced to the side­ Bristol's totaK y a rd a g e'g a ii^ bn" defaat^'* Betty Hieka of.-Manhat­ Ivy League championship'’' with a The Elia w’ere hard pressed to Q. ta a blocking lineman, per­ tan. Calif., 1 up for her victory MACHINE CLEANED - mitted to rMich out with hia eli line’ , Curry returned to direct the the ground. Guard Gerjy- tJreger AND INSTALLED 4-6 record. -BroiiTi Is second with " ’In Saturday. They trailed Dart- Indians’ unstoppable ground at­ and tackle Jack Czertalt made the after trailing.most of the match. a 2-1 record. mouth 7-0 in the. second period, bowr In taking out a defender? by MrKINNEY BROS. tack. Farrell, who carried 16 times majority of tackles in' the - Bell \ m p f s then broke through for two quick A. Thia la a queattoa wklcli 'Three former Notre Dante grid- Two Bitterest Rivals can aaljr .be aaawered by aa effl- In the game, twice went off tackle Townfr.s’ line. I CORNER CENTER and Sewerage Disposal Co. Yale ran wrap up. the title by touchdowna. The first came on a for-a total of 14 yards and a first West Haven Neict men “ Jbhnny Lattner, Frank 130-133 Pearl St.—M1-S-5S03 70-yard run by Al Ward and the Hal loaklag at the pUy.“ J* The : down on his own 24. Chirry again ■ ORISWOLD^MI-9-72SS Palmisano and Bill Walsh—are ft CO e.^We winning one of its remaining two , , rnlea forbM the a Manchgstec travels to West games- ______no matter,_ Vhow__ .w.the rest of ij, on a , two-yard plunge by er eloows, - called iwv>nupon hishia rishtright hslfhalf -who rs.re­ Havm next Friday afternoon for with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Let's Get Those Dents Out! Sis* « .» (()« the Ivy League memliers fare. ' t-oucKs. handa, farearma sad the like, hut sponded with foLf more yards. a 2:30'engagement with- hlj^- First Blanking there is a Ng differeace hetwreen Unfortunately. Yale’s .last two With the ball resting on the home scoring West Haven High in a Cornell'r improved Big Red Hamnifag a pUyer ta the graoad team’s 28-yard marker. (Turry non-league tilt. The Indians com­ -opponents, are Princeton and Har- trounced Columbia 26-0 for its sec­ with year eOaw or Just aalag It Our Body and Point vairi. its two bitterest rivals'. A crossed up the defenae. He handed plete their season Nov. 13 in Wil- ond straight league victory follow- ta push him ant of the wwy, the o ff beautifully to Smith who broke limantir against winlesa Wind­ COMPLETE loss to either the Tigers or (Trim-1 ing two early defeaU.- The Uona. elhaw autldag the raatact. W through a big hHe ia the right aide ham High in a CCIL contest. •on would be a blow’ to Yale’s tea -, blanked for the ftrat time this tea- your body pravidlag the paah. It's Shop is rdrin'to 90! ton, even though the Ellis might son. show’ only a 7-6 win over Har- a teiigh eall ta awke. far aa laag RADIATOR w’ln the Ivy ,tlUe by taking its j vard In five league clashes. aa the Marker 'keepa Ms kaade Nothing runs down the appearance (and • Ugle *1% men 'ritert XM>r" agataat hla body aad hla elbows aa . the value) of a car more than unsightly dents > Ug •• n% nw* ’ Stte AMky" Selvy on Point Spree and rust spots. SERVICE riaae ta him aa paaaHrte, he gtvea .• eetrahM ee 4iy nmi% the appearaace af maklag a legtt- Dunlop Factory Seconds Iqtata Mrfik eves If he awiaga But Bullets Bow Twice *70.15 DUNLOP DE LUXE ...... $12.95 Our COMPLETE -Body and-Pfliift Shop Now j-ou cin have pownful, multi- the plbawa at If It ware a hat. can give your car a bright, new finish in ,• 'cleatrd Subuzbanke New Tindv • C L E A N IN G '' *70.15 DUNLOP GOLD C U P ...... $13.95 Q/,. What ia the most common ..Y. ' jig time. .. I put on ^our prrMSit tiirs.' You g<4 fault o f llnabackera ? New York. Nov. 1 (^)—It sUII’-bowskl 22, won their season debut 710.15 DUNLOP GOLD CUP ...... $15.*5 FOR LEASE r fir ufer.. far better trartioa 'kn- • REPAIRING A. On ead iweepa, tad"maa]r of takes more than one guy scoring ■ 102-97. •, 7*0.15 DUNLOP GOLD CUP ...... 51 *,95 \ I'MCOeeDIATtn'’ V'.'."' : Call for a date now. 1 -. tkem rusk directly fk Ike Hde- points to win in the Nallonel Bee- The Warriors also had Paul V. ) lougli wntbrr. Oane in now (ot Suburbanite New Trifads. • R E C O R IN G Uae. givlag the hall carrier a ketball Aean. The BaUlmore Bui- Arlztn back from two years in the Whita W ol WnniUhnd Tlrot ' MOBIIGAS SERVICE STRTION good ehaaee.ta rut laalda aad pick lets can add a hearty "Amen. Marines. Arizin. w’ho topp^ NBA M ockni 2-boy station iR CMfor. of Monehostar ap valuable yardage. A MashaHi- Brothe'r’’ to that observation. in 1951-52, scored 16. *70.15 DUNLOP GOLD CUP ...... SU.95 M / fM ta ittatf tin h s ik t ar should watch far cathaeka as Prrapt sarvtea tar aB owlns onU.S.Routa. Lorqe. noiqlibeHieeel. - j The Bullets have AU-Americaii In other games last night. Syra­ 710.1$ DUNLOP GOLD CUP ...... $18.95 •». >tr M )ftar twa.tins well aa farce Ike carrier ta Ike Prank Selvy, the lad who sef every cuae lost its home opener 97-94 to la aw apselally ataftaff ra te - autalde. wkare ke eaa ’ka taoaed major college scoring record ' THESE PRICES INCLUDE FEDERAL TAX W o wN| train Intarottod opplieont at onr trrtnlnq the NBA champion MinneapMia tar repair fiepertaeaeL ant ef baaada. or at leart 'ke at a imagihable while at Fuimian. firing Lakers and Fort Wayne won its MANY OTHER TIRE BARCAIVS loborotery in Hartford if iiioxporioncOd. — dhadvaataga far rwaalag rtam. for them this season and he’s •econd atralght. 90-86, at Boston's ' scored 60 polaU-ln two games. Yet expense despite 20-pqint perform­ NEK MTTHDOAW8 the BuUete are 0-2 at this point and ances by CelUce’ TSmty Ed Ma- BROWN- SOCONY VACIHIM OIL~ COMPANY. Ine. Boaton. Nov. 1 — Walttrwaight tied, with Booton’s Celtics at -the cauley and Bob Cousy. ‘ Tommy Nee of Boston has with* liH^om of the Eastern Division. Minneapolis, led by CTyde LovcI- HARTPORO. CONN, draws. frooL. hia acbaduled . 10- After s(»riBff 2* la n losing lette’a 22 points, had a 46-43 lead 0 VANS VMlw STBlfSr",'o‘S non SERVItl STODli REAUyE roimd bout Biuy Nart of cause against Syracuae. the defimd- •* 5** •"«* then matched the 71S MAIN ST-^-Hl-S-SSta Bridgapoyt, Ctonn.. - beeauaa ^ of a, Ing Eastern Champa Saturday, Sel­ Nationals point-for-p<^t the reil 4 2 7 Hartford Rd. Mane he iter . Con. ' '' T^fphoile Ml-9-6427, f ‘ STORE HOUBS; TEL. JA(2423T f to S P.M .-^diL H .^rm N R hrokaa aeaa mifforsd ia tiaiakiC. vy aumpe

■ r- \ V .. ■ I i ' it. V ■ -i, !. / . f “ . • ■« 1\ ,i>r- " f t ; : - - : ■ \ '• / 'i ■ V gAWCHE&i'EK EVENING HERALD. MAyC^tESTEk, COjyy., IWOTmAt. UfOVgUffiER 1, 1984 rAGE SEVENtSm PAGE SIXTEEN KANTHESTER EfvEOTlW HERAtD, WAflfHESTER, CONN., MONDAT<-1^0VBMBER 1, 1984 Suburban For Rent 66 Honsw For Sale 72 _____ ^burban For Sale 75 AntonobUes for Saht 4 Aitto Drivfaiiii gchool 7»A c a r n iv a l BY DICK TURNER Live Stock-^Yth^w 42 Household Goods 51 Boarders Waotod ROCKVILLE. 24 Grove St.; HUl- MAN(MMTER-Three bedroooma, BOLTON-r-'SIx room early colonial, Annual Girl Scout Drive (Jiinese Census side House. Two room f'lrnished Allachcd tWOHJAT ■ completely redecorated,'^ mslde Cohen Says Drawing Legaly 1646 FORD V-8 tudor. bliie, radio, AUTO DRilVINo' instnicUon from apartment with private bath. In- living room sun porch heater, overdrive, excellent ron- WE BUT COWS, cilVM and betf VACANCY—Burrows Hill Lodge aiid out, hew dll heating sy^em, your home. Ihaured dual control XatUe. Also hom a, Piela Bros. EASY SPIN Dry washing machine. Hebron, for elderly- woman' .quii'e first floor. Apt. 9. Ki«8»ed-{n family artesian well, hardwood and orig­ TuDe Conducted NoVi 7-14 CiassifiMl diUon. Price 8480. Call MI. 9-1882. car. Larson Driving School. MI. Good condition, $33. Ml! 9-7988. BlxceUent At 600 Million, In yillage Sales 9W 6. ■ 8-7405.''' / . Homelike atmoephere, library MAIN. STREET, South Coventry. inal floors. Stone terrace; bcauti- 1941-40 OLDER Chevrolets, Fords service, teievlsion. CaU Williman- locglkm. Fine condition. $16,900 . -fully . landscaped. Large maple — — 1 AUTOMATIC Dishwasher and sink tic HA. 3-0242. Write R.F.D. No. 1 Four rooms and bath. Newly for quick sale. f)wner Ml, 9-7184 Camping is a mafic woYd in jMwrtiteamib other good tran^wrtatlon. Oood AUTO DRIVINO Inktructton. All decorated, PIj 2-7501. or Coventry PI. 2-6520 trees, garage, l>v acres rich level teers, and opened on June 23. Reds Proclaim credit enables us to accept. 88 \Wanied—P5ts— combination. Cabinet model. Good Amston, Conn. '' ’ land. Carlton W, Hutchins. Ml. modern Girl Scout proframs. It 1947. T hat fall, a permit was The 22 tenantoof government-, ing method rathef than a lottery CLASSIFIED ADVT. iesBona on insured duki control cpndlUon, $100. PI, 2-7.018. owned Orford^Village who won,thejln^whlch aOmptnlng is gained for down. Douglas Motors, 333 Main car. Capable experienced inatinib- Poultry and Supplies 43 45 NORMAN strict—Six room sin­ 9-5132, 9-4694. ^ conjures up 'vtstons 6i singing issued by the town for the erec­ DEPT. HOURS St. Wanted To Rent 68 y ^ o k y o . Hay, 1 (45 —RedC3itna right tb^Jnly houses there ii/efi nothiitg.K'nie people who won are tot. Oordner Auto School. M. 3RSAL Electric range 5 Apartmenta-e>flata— gle, ip-'nlce neighborhood,: gdod ROCKVILLE—A well planned split around a Are, the and peace tion of a cabin planned by. Emil drawUir recenUy have been ^gtven golhg/t(>/liave to pay for^» the 8:18 A. M. 1^ 4:80 P. IL ♦4010. JA. 7-8850. / BRDAD ^k^lASTED Bronze 'tu r­ years old, excellent condition and size lot, oil steam heat ■ garasre Helm, and - the contract w Koday clatmedHljS atagfCring po|>- BEFORE YOU Decide to buy a keys. Fresh frozen toms, 14 to 20 6 3 COUPLE WITH 2 small iau j^ b rs level on landscaped lot in desir­ of the woods, aleena* under the Seeurances that the n i^ o d . o f! housea/ne added, 'V- > | | M reaaoiiabie price. Call Ml. 9-8738. Tenements Call MI. 3-8759. > s “a awarded to the Howell ulation of 601,$30,00(> jtsoplt. It new or used car drop in khd see MURTLUCX'S DRIVINQ /^kdloal. |M ui^, 85c lb., Schaub'a "Turkey need four or five room unfurbi'sh- able residential area. Close to stars or )n. a tern, working to­ acting them^ pprtliasert U j lot?drawing waa a 1 CONVENIENTLY located, 5 rooms school and on bus line. Three bed­ I 'technical School early in 1949.. * makes up almost one-fourth jo t COPY c l o sin g t im e Dick or Milt at Dickenson . Motor L«et confidence quickly/restored ,188 Hillktpwn Road GAS RANGE, Odin s u ^ r de luxe. ed rent. Can furnish good/refer- OFF EAST CENTER, six finished gether on cam pci^t, raising the ; ‘ Each .Vear since, the cajhp has Sales at Center and Cooper Sts. by a akiUed, courteouhyliiBtruotor. X . heat and hot water. Adults $ii6 cnces. Tel. MI. 9-3751. / rooms, living roOpi. Kitchen and Hag for Colors; the smell of food the entlrs human race. ‘ V b. State. A tt^ Simon S. ' - .. FOR CLASSinED ADVT. | l ]^ R SALE, fresh 'Itllled broilers, Easy spin-dryer washer. No rea­ monthly. MI. 9-0984, Full basement. Oil fired ! progres.scd steadily and ^m plefed hen laid today that, in his opimoA. ( 888. / . License included. Insured, dual sonable offer refused. Call MI. furnace. Liberal financing. A dining room. Ceramic tile bath, that never tastes as good any­ The Peiping radio broadcast the MON. THRU FRI. y j 1 _ fryera and rosatert. Mri. Ruberta, WANTED—Four or 5' rpbms. Two •finished recreation : room and where aiMf and a host of other i a project annually. / Some of the lot drawing employed wag ■fiot i « 2 2 ^ 'controlled ataiidard and hydrama- 4 Chapel St. 9-1128. TWO ROOMS furnished apartment. adults and 9 year old ^ I d . Phone S * * '^^“'300. MadeUhe these have been additional plat­ new fi^rc, saying it was based on 10:30 A. M. 1980 MERCURY sedan, liistrous tic ears. Ml. 9-7898.' smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1642 or laundry. 1 Fully plastered, hot memories: a lottery, in the statutory setlse of i of SATURDAY 8 A. M. blue finish, nearly - new tires, "5 vJ 16 CUBIC FOOT all aluminum All ' conveniences. Inquire 10s Mr. Walters, MI. 6-7333. - 9-1W6. \ ' / water heat, copper plumbing. A In HahchestCr, ss in Girl Scout forms and latrins* and an im­ a direct census taken in Jun«. the word, and would noVhe ruled! ^ radio, heater and gas aS.viiig over­ Birch St. beauty you will b* proud to call proved water S)^Iy. The largest 1953, It gave no explanation ,in^ ircaliTicnt, ./ ORIVINO instructions from your r /' chest freezer, sacrifice, 1200. Call WIFE AND VET^.AN .Tf eleven counjHis'.around the globe, Brown- drive. Former local cy.ner. Has bomo; Duai-cor.trol insureo car, Articlea For Sale 45 Rockville 5-4231. 4 ROBIN ROAq—Two Mocks to home. $15,500. Call Rockville ■ies.Ahd SllllGirl Scouts sltke iMCare auie able 1! were Ui, a parking T. J. Crbckett, Broker. MI. the following spring y 12D foot tion; 91 cents per glri for cihift as hsr nearest competitor. India, quiUiflcatlons. ■ ' di^ex 'houses they were sharing MI. 3-8898. BICYCLES, new, used, bought and i bought and sold. Tel. Ml. 9-3184. MI. 9-5090. MANCHEISTER—Main street store / reiyard. MI. 9-9312- or MI, 9-2230. 3-5416—Res! Ml; 9-7751. well^, - producing 30Q/^ga11ona of materials; 81 cents per girl '’fol Cohen, who met 'with repfaMn- L0BTXPA88 BOOK No. 747>. soldr-' Repairing and rebuilding. Open 'tU 7 p.m. BENTO.N STREET—Older 5 room where the 1951 census reported ^ th the families of 17 other vet­ Notice^ hereby riven that Pua for rent. MI. 0-8144. AD 8-8130. same floor, attic, oil tot water, water an hour, waa drilled; The milk, and 70 cents per girl for .829.485 people. tatives of the Public Housing Ad­ erans'. In 'the second drawing, the 1981 FORD Victoria two-tone blue' I ^ e pick up and delivery! within shade trees, porch, b'sement ga­ RIXSIVILLfer 12 room house in first tent platform/and latrine insurance (campers only).. Book No/^7V, iMued by the SaV' gray, really clean, radio, he^tefT two mile radius. Manchester Ro y a l AND Smitit-Corona port­ FOUR ROOM Office suite, excel­ Business Property For Sale 70 very good corKhtion,. large storage pared .with ChiM, Soviet ministration Friday, said today 17 losers drew for rive o th e r/ Musical Instruments 53 rage, araesite drive. Good loca­ were built by the HoWell Cheney Every effort is made to ^ v e the Rusalh^ population/! numbered the lot drawing was a "determih- houses that had not yet been so|i^ inga Dbpiaiment' ot the Firat Na­ excellent tires, Douglas ,.M6tors Cycle Shop, 188 West Middle Tunv able and standard typewriters. lent decor, complete faclUUea, barn and garage. Excellent for Technical 8<^mo\/an6 two other beat program lor the smallest tional Bank ^ Mancheater l.aa pike. MI. 9-2098 or 9-3802. All makes of adding machines OPPORTUNITY—MANCHESTER tion. Early occupancy. Owner profes.sional use.'-to fine bu:>iness 193,000,000 according to a 194$ 333 Main. MUSIC Instrumental rental. Com­ street and. rear parking, moder­ transferred. Price rodueVd $12,500 platforms M v ^ n teers. amount of money to the greatest been lost and tipi^caitloa has been sold or- rented. Repairs on all plete line of instruments. Rental ate rental. Ml. ♦ 188O or iMI. Valuable corner property con­ ' location. Now occupied by '.feauty number of girls possible. It is pos­ figure reieaMd by the Kremlin. made to said WilK|or payment ol 1 ^ c RoSLEY-: ''Excellent condi makes. Marlow’s Boltoh, Goodwin Street. 5 room The Rotary/Jlub and a group of Recent SoVieP^timktes have used P applied to purchase price. Repre­ .3-8080. ; ■ sisting of two stores, professional ranch, 2 years old, oil hot air, salon and living quarters. Call voluntejnis beared the land, and sible because of the many volun­ the amount on ' tlon. May.be aeen dally after 12 BusineM Servlces^ffercd 13 r . »-l senting Olds, Sermer, Bach, Ped- Rockville 5-7038. the round,’flgime of 200 milUon. Sheppard Trial P oultry Dairy Queen, 807 W. Mid- FLAGSTONE. Stone for walla, ■ offices,.. Can be seen by Appoint­ basement. I-ot 180 x 2)0. Priced niade/trails ;from tent to tent, and teers who accept only a tolten Even so.. Red Cnhita now boosts Ma n c h e s t e r t .v. service, radio T. Ml a« u. a A*, ea. ler and Bundy Metter’a' Music SMALL HEATEip store on Maple ment. >. rijiht. $13,700. 30 day occupancy. t)\e_/poisto ivy was sprr.yed- and amount in salar>- at the day camp, lAStUpiack, ^ l a dlf'TMmplke. house fronts, fireplaces, sic. Bol­ Studio, 177 McKee. Ml. 3-7300 street near Main. Apply Edward more than three tlme$ as msny Baaide, vicinity Roata and T.Vr specialists since 1934. ton Notch Quarry MV 9-8817. J. Holl, 1009 Main St.' MI. 3-8117. H E K AGENCY Fern Dale Realty. Ml. 0-1686 . Wanted—Real E stu ^ 77 kilted. / . and whose satisfaction comes from people as her "big" JGIemmuniat Delays Step on Grou^^pposes Sneasa call MI. 3-40n. 19il CHEVROLET convertible, Hqus^ sendee call 83.80. Ml. "Elmo broko ovtn last night—4it won 360 and I found K!" HOBART N. CABLE or W. P. ------^------1------\ __ On/June 20, 1047, moving day some girl who when asked Mhat brother, tp | whom the has been hew paint, engine overhauled. ,'♦6880 or Ml. 8-4807, NEW MODERN hot mix asphalt Haines upright pianos. Excellent ONE ROOM air-conditioned office, M1-3-6530- 9-3535 READY BUYERS waiting. F o rlW place with camp equipment she likes best about Scouting says FOUND—A plaoa lA w k you plant in operation. Sand, atone. MANCHESTER mediate action list your proper^ breathlessly, •‘camp!” It is pos­ exporting much-needed fMd In Good Urea and top. MI, 3-8313,^''^ DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, condition, tuned and delivered, 100% location. Reasonable rent. ^w n g moved from the old camp on return for military and \ndus^sl Disputed Juror Price Sul^orts buy B a tn ^ and^3U%a Yarns ravel, loam. Nussdort Sand A reasonable price. 1-Cenip's, Inc. Apply Marlow’s, 887 Main St. with the Albert J. Gatto Co.,.^al> !Yernon Street for day camp u.se, sible, -too,' because . friends of aid. Busan Batea.Kmtllnr accessories. copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, tone Co. MI. 9-7408. Houses For Sale 72 Two Famil.v Duplex .tors. CH. 9-8489, ovjenin^ BU/ 'Slid the official opening and dedi­ Scouting by their contributions lARDTOP guns, etc., repaired. Sheara, MI. 3 - ^ . "keep camping cdSnlng.” iTie 1050 census in the .U nlt^ (Oeatlaaeg Iraa fag* Oa*) Hartford, ^fov. 1 i/P) \splte It’s T o a^T am Shop. 60 Cottace Building—Coatractiag 14 Business Opuprtunlties 32 LARGE SIX room home, new Tim­ 9-0969, JA. 8-3989. / cation took plage two days later. St.JM fM I. 6-3SS8. raCHT knives, mowers etc., put into con­ PAIR OF Car top carriers with f'our Rooin.8 on Each ^ide ------—/ ___ /. On Sunday afternppn, adult vol­ States s'lowed 150,097,361 people, of low n ^ k e t priees 'which CABINET MAKING—Wi. also do MANAGERIAL Opportunity for PIA8fO TUNING and voicing. Com­ ken oil hot water furnace, storm LISTINGS W The'^^name ”Merrie-Wood” was but recent estimates have pushed dition for .conUng needs. Bralth- rollers, bassinette, pair of men's plete rebuilding, repairing, re­ \FOR LEASE OR RENT - On Oak Street submitted by Gail Goldstein, and unteers and Girl Scouts will dis­ selecraA he said, there probably soon dn't'c some poultrytnen outof lack, tan and white ^ n a l miles. Automatic waite, 62 Pearl street all typM of carpentry work, re­ trustworthy man or woman- as roller skates, size 8. Drive-me- windows, screens, fully insulated, two-famlly, three- aiy,/ busi- tribute literature at JIanchester this above the 160 milHon mark. will be/ksinotion by the state. ■ mongrel. Call Dog Wm-den. eggshell blue, white styling. Keys recovered. 24-hour^ plastered walls, full cellar. Excel­ Both Sides Vacant the Sign/ made, by Emily Kiss- The Peiping radio said the 1M3 business, the board of directors of modeling, alterations, etc. Good Branch Manager for. nationally seat. Call Ml,; 9-6528. service. All work guaranteed. The' INDUSTRIAL SPACE ness property, ve mgny cash homes showing the needs of Girl By thia. . Mahoii presumably S-4S40. ,545. RUBBISH emd ashes removed. Gen­ workmanship, and reasonable advertised corporation. 200 items. t lent condition. Stove, refrigerator. buyers. Moi arriingcd. man. John \Bronke and members Scouting in Manchester. On Sun­ census' was taken by the State meant his pckviously 'announced the/Cbhnecticut Poultry Assn. vot-. eral cleaning of attics, cellars and rates. Eatimates gladly given. Piano Shop. Phones Mi. 9-9329, , WITH RAIL SIDING I-arge trees, centrally ocated. Two Car Garage of the Miss Kissman's family, was Bureau of Statistics, It aaid the MI-3-7254 Secure future with rapidly grow­ 9-8074. Please call -rgs u: Grariadio, day, Npv. 14, these volunteers and plan to ask thbt Manning be ex- te unanimous opposition to "price / FbuMD—One mongrel dog^-btack yards. Call M and M Rubbiah re­ Call Dick at PL 24888 or at ing income. Pay while learning. FURNACE STOKER for sale, in \ Only $11,000. Carlton W. Hutchtns. ■Realtor, lOP donated by the'rn. Girl Scouts will again cbmie nrouiid census did not reach Formosa, cuaed and repIaciMj^^ rather , than to / and light tan, mala. Dog^arden moval. Ml. 9-0787. Ml. 3-5789. If you want to get ahead, like to good condition. Ml. 9-2415. Ideal for warehouse, MI. 9-8132, 9-4694. T. J. CROCKETT Henry si Miss Marjorie. Stephens and to the homes to pick up the en­ where the Chinese Nationalist diamias the entire jury and start supports arid direct subsidies for MI. S-4640. 1947 BUICK Convertible, super sell and work with people, write manufacturing or distri- Ml.ss Ethel LeVah, directed the velopes which were left for the government of Chiang Kai-shek over. all agricultural commodities.” COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart GENERAL OONSTRUCEION, re­ Wearing Apparel—Purs 57 YOUR HOME custom built to your Broker lY to toy, aeU, exchangs first day camp, asslisted-by volun- This was announced today by FOUND—I . white and brown radio, heater, good rubber, 8175. us about yourself. Interview ar­ plans. Pick yoilr lot, over 1 acre, contributions the previous Sunday. holds sway,' nor "a few barter Chief Defense CounseK Wl MI. 8-4884. 28 E. Middle Tpke. R. Wolcott on Wringer and auto­ pairing and remodeling, gardes, ranged. Give phone number. G, BuildfluE Materials 47 butiQn. Contact Phone : Office MI-3-5416 istate, Mortgages arranged. areas and in regions where, local J. Ckirrigah said he woul President Joseph N. Gill of Mans- Collie, Call Dqg Warden. matic washing machines, vacuum etc. No Job too smalt. Go(^ work­ large, shade, trees, high elevation MI. H. Bradner, General Sales Mana­ FUR (X)AT, brown pony, size 11, Residence: MI-9-7751 H|3ward R. Hastings, elections had. not yet taken place.” see what Mahon does bef( field Center. The board felt ho BEFORE YOU Buy a used car cleaners, ' motors, amall appli­ manship. A. J. Tournaud, 131 American S. G. Mahogany Doors $30. PI. 2-8871. near bus, excellent location. Com­ m. 9-1107. have the bullets,” Grau said. aaid, thpt suclt supports and sub­ ger, Real Silk Mills, Inc., Indiana­ • STEWART CARLSON plete down payment only $1,000. "They are using gvery means to Of the total, Peiping said, 574,- ting officially into the ^.^'FOUND—Black white and tan male See Gorman Motor 8al8a. Buick ances. Welding. 180 Main Street Lake St. MI. 3-7882. \ polis 6, Indiana. • All sizes...... $7.90 44 Stock Place Red Planes Hit 205.940 were counted through di­ pute. sidies" are not in keeping with Salea and Service. 385 Mam Phone Ml 9-8878. - Carlton W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132,- ensTOM BUILT ranch, 5 nie Priced 2-family slay in power. he system of free enterprise and mongrel. Call D ^ Warden. MI. MI-9-4555 9-4094. duplex and Rats wanted immedi­ In his retort, Batista .said that rect census while the remainder One alternate was tented this g-4840. atrset Mitchell 9-4571. Open ave- EARN AT HOME with your own Clamshell C asing...... per C $6.90 BEAUTBFUL WINTER dress coat, large rooms, fireplace, ceramic -27.732,095 was arrived at by morning. ^ im^vidualtsm which has so long ninga. GONDER’S T.V. Service, available Florists—Nurseries 13 invisible mending business. We siZe 12, purple, $25. MI. 9-1833.. tile bath, oil hot water heat, steel a t e for re.ady buyers. For quick if the postponement, had been any time. Antenna 'conversions. Stain Shakes ...... per sq. $12.95 LOCKWOOD STREET- One-half action call ACB Realty. MI. Nationalists on indirect census." Defendant Expansive ' beem^art of the Amertciui farm­ will teach you. provide necessary beam construction, full c e ^ r, 2 granted, the opposition later would Sheppard, who la charged with er’s tradition.” 1947 CHEVROLET Four door tu- ?hiloo factory rjpervlsed iMrvice. XMAS TREES (Wholesale). Select, Knotty Pine Paneling . .per ft. 19c duplex, 4 room.s down plus 'one nice porches, garage, ^^owers 9^2392. have asked that the balloting be Peiping said the later figure'in­ Announcements Tel. Ml. n-1488. ed Balsam and Spruce that aells equipment and make your work Houses For Rent 65 finished I'oom up. Excellon) con- cluded 7,59i,208 Chlneee on For­ clubbing his wife, Marilyn, to BoanlNtclton is in line with tho tone paint. Very, very clean. Muct contacts. Lifetime depression BOY'S GRAY mouton lined hat school, near bus. Colton W. suspended. The 53iyear-old ex- unanlmoiisNmte at a recent New WE .CARRY Tioga yams at the be seen to be appreciated. See on sight. Wreaths, Boughs, etc. Kiln Dried Shieathlng per M $99.50 arid coat^ size 6. Call MI. 9-0304. clition. Steam .heat with oii burn­ Hutchins. MI. 9-5132,/^604 Tachen Island mosa, 11,743,320 Chinese residing death, appeared to be in an expan­ ALL APPLIANCES serviced, cleanr Renowned q u a l i t y . Moderate pVoof business. No selling Write SEVEN R(X>kl single with thrse er. $8,500. James J. Rohan A Son. colopel reiterated his promise of s sive mood today. He smiled fre­ London County poultrymen’a X aame prices as the mill. Save Bob Oliver, Center. Motor Sales, Box 296, West Hartford. Cohn. Oak Flooring from per M $185.00 free election \in a "peaceful cli­ or studying abroad and 8,397,477 481 Main St. ‘ ' ing and repairs on range burners, prices. Retailers triple Invest­ room office on East Center Street. Realtors. 617 Haitford Road. Tel. MANCHESTER -i (Continued from Page One) in the remote border areas where quently, Hie hair had been freshly meeting attemjW by 184 piersons, time and money by shopping at heaters, refrigerators, all types ments. Our customers repeat. Ideal for home end office for pro­ MI. 3-7433, mate.” \ / cut. ^ ' and a Windham Cminly, meeting. Your Yam Shop, 80 Cottage St. PACKAGE STORE for sale In Man­ Wanted-^To Buy 58 hot water h c a t,/ll, 2-car garage Hospital Notes Batista threw out the Congress elections have yet to be held. 1980 CHEVROLET Styleline de washing machines. Metro Service. Write for price brochure. chester. Buy now- and get the fessional man. Available aa of and gai'dcn imace.>kre. •'!•') kmdskinds of ------the ■ Chinese Reds are known to Many Chlneee liiring outside Only JO of the.prospective alter­ However poultry mtetings with Tel. MI. 9-338g. Cali MI. 9-0883. \ NATIONAL BUILDERS WANTED—Kneehole flat top desk Tel. Miss Sweet.' MI. MANCKESTjER; Lydall Street, when he seized control in the nate /irors appeared today. Four far smaller aUendante-, in New luxe two door. Jet black finiah, Hughes Farms, Bernardston, holiday profit. N<^ information over possibilities./Full pric/ $9,950. rutients l^oday: 141 have MIGs based in that area. China hold dual cltieentbtp under RU6 HOOKERS’ Bargains! Big original 34,000 miles. Like new. Mass. SUPPLIES with drawers, finish unimportant. write Box 707, Manches- hear new schof)!. G’j rooms, oil Many oth^Iistings of all kinds-. blobdie.ss revolution two years were not found and one was ill. Haven, Tolland arid Middlesex WIRING INSTALLATION oTafl the phone, T. J, Crockett. Broker,- 381 State Street heat. 2-car pajaRe. I^arge wooded ADMimSD SATURDAY: Ed­ ago. but he promised eventual elec­ Chinese law — that of China and S’.’xll’’ shaded swatches 10c each. 1980 Chevrolet Styleline. de luxe 244 Main St. Phone MI. 3-5418. MI. 9-9016. Tile Ell/vpilh Mitten Agency, The ministry also reported Com­ of the country in which they live. efore today's proceedinrs start- Counties had asked for; emezgency Kleencut rug sheanr $1.05. Spe­ club coupe. Immaculate inside typea. No Job too. small. Pater North Haven, Conn. lot. 180' x 200'. $12,500. Call Wm. Rcaltonr! MI. 3-693$t. mund Michalek, 63 Gerard St-; munist Chinese on Toumen island tions. He is notv attempting to Mahon said he woiuk ask federal aid for the industry.^ Pantaluk, 40 Foster street Phone Residence MI. 9-7751. WANTED- Apartment -.•Ize piano. /BEAUTIFUL four room boms, McBride. MI. 3-481:6. J. Watson Charlc.s Gledhill, Elm Hill Road, were bombarding ’MatlOharnt-held reorganize the legislature, and he No CJilneae^ government in mod­ lythlri to unseat the tall/d a rk cial rug hooks 3 k Burlap 43” and out m wonderful condition. Roofing—Siding \ 16 Telephone CHestnut 8*2147 ern times has never been willing . The emergency aid propotels'i width, $1 yai:d. Always the best Blue finish. 1949 Chevrolet four Mitchell 9-7.303. ' Call MI. 9-2313 after 8, or writ hardwood floors, full -ellar, At­ Beach A Co. • MARSHALL ROAtf) - 6 room Cape Talcottville; CAi-l Hilding. 801 Yikiartg (Orion River "Mountain) hopes for a big personal vote that haired Manning pn grounds he tes­ jected by , the board were cham ^ FOR THE BEST ui Bonded built Box C, Herald,. tractive lawn and grounds. Avail­ Main St.; Mrs.'Marcella Ubert, 150 Island. Both islands are northwest could be considered a mandate to to give up this claimed Juriedic- tified at hla ipdrals trla). for le n money at Colonial Rem- door, jet black fin l^ in ;iice con­ $1,000 DOWN, large three bedroorri C/I. One unfinished, fireplace, tlon over overacaa Chinbee, ^diid pioned throughout, the state by nmit Shoppe, 115 Center St. dition throughout. Douglas Motors. STONE, BRICK, fireplace and ce­ . up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters, Help Wante<]-^Female 35. Oiamonds— Watches— able. for ’ Immediats occupancy. ' Dili in kitchen, dinette, double Coo|>ei' HiJL Rd.; Mrs. Elsie Nel- ■of the Tachens a fevv miles off the rule as a constitutional president. This, if t(^ - be sold, would Irving/''Rosenthal. Guilford: Mar­ ment work. Call MI 0-8481 or Ml conductors and root repaira call Mancheater. Only responsible peo­ ranch, full cellar, qxcellenl con­ amount of cabinets, ove-. sizc 2-car .son, 71 Delmont St.; Mrs.' Elsie- Chekiang coast. In order tO run. he rclinqui.shed the question is at Issue no^! be­ aho\v Manning lied before he was 333 Main, j 3-5043. Jewelry 4g Rooms Without Bo^ril M dition, high elevation,. 105' lot. Bur tween Red China' and S o u ^ Asian tin Klein, 5Iadlson, and Harold Coughlin, MltcheU 8-7707. ple need apply. Aa Is, $100, Tel. garage deep lot, convenient Irt Chip.-<, 26 Thomas Dr.;'''MrB. Mil­ The Tachens, two main islands— official duties to an acting presi­ seated, since he sw-ore he had Liebman. Lebinon. . HOME MADE Pies and Cakes bn 1947- CHEVROLET convertible, EARN AT HOME--See our ad un­ BU. 9-0888 for appointment. line! suburfian. Carlton W. Hute*'^' btis, achonis. new high -tchool Call dred Regetts, 787 E. Middle Tpke.; dent early in the campaign. He is countries like India. never )»een "a w-itness tn a court RAY'S ROOFING Co. . Built up der business opportunities, LEONARD W. YOST, -taweler, .re­ ins, MI. 9-5132. 9-4694. the upper Snd lower—are believed First Census Ever'yakea ' President Gill made no refer­ order. MI. 6-8871 or 8-84M. radio, heater, signal lighU. back pairs, adJutU w atch4l expertly. NOW AVAILjXBLE. ___fc___ __ * s MI. 9-2245. Mi'S. Anne Campbell, 20 Griswold garrisoned by over 20.000 N^atlon- Minister of State Andres Domtngo case..-' ence in today's announcemerit t<> _ up lights. Ml. 9-7029 after 8 p.nv. H A I RADIO-TV SERVICE. Tel. roofs, gutter work, roof, mimney St. ' Y Morales Del Castillo, If the Red Chtnesp census ^ In a fairly short order—and, MI. 0-8885. Gary lamonqco. repairs. Free estimates. Ray SALESGIRL, experienced prefer­ Reasonable prices. Open dally EAST HARTFORD, 'ive, wfacious! MANCHESTER- loively six room ah.st troops and guerrillas The genuine, it would be/the first real previous local action. He assert­ Hagenow. MI. 0-3214. ilay Jack- red, for' hosiery and handbags. Thursday eveniqgs. '129 Spruce i-oqras. 11 choice of 2 c / 3 bed­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: civilian population is about w.OOO, The four parties supporting the. amid considerable court room ed the asteclatlon.- however, hga Pcraonals ^ .QNLY DOUGLAS will sell ybU a Rooms f o r ^ o single men Cape Cod, two unfini.shed tip, four Biunb Giordano, -13 Spriifg St:; mostly ftsheunen. government are the Progrc.ssive national lead c o ^ t in Chinese inughter- the first of the two al­ lata model car- aa low as $148 COMPLETE Hand and power lawn son. MI. 3-8338. Salary and commissions. Pleasant street Mitchell 0-4387. rooms, basement gaiai anti Wayne E ju m o n Warrcnvillc; distance from Red airfields in the market have gained him sup­ first real estimate of China's other people's opinions in the case. Requested that poultry-men In with your neighbors to elect an tee to sell under the above terms Siding Co., for all roofing and sid­ SEASONED Hardwood for fire­ laundiw; large well iand.scaped Paul Newth, 18 Hridding St.; Di­ population was arrived at—some "I won’t ask you wha t your other parts of Connecticut be ' ANTIQUES Refinlahed. Rmelring portunity during the comihg holi­ place. furnaces, etc, delivered ii ing- Chekiang Province. port In the island's ma.ior industry. outstanding candidate to the State with notes ka low aa 840.^monthly. ing jobs. No Jo^-foo small. Free day season. Call MI. 9-2814. ' lot. cltj- water and .sewers, imme­ lAtfs For Sale 76 anna Thomas. 18 Lilac St.; Mi.ss Today’s Red shelling of.Ylkiang Construction also ik booming, 12^()00.000 people. mother-in-law's opinion wa.s,” said made eligible for low-interest Good credit is our only XCU* ed. MI. 3-8535. single room, private home. Quiet . Realtoi’. MI. 9-1642 , 9-11'6. 346 W. 'Center St.: a daughter to four people injured, one person over in 1940 JWiey adopted this asms name aa Manning had been ote sales.of ponl- Main St. - Ifit.1st, SalFASales Aiiriand 8f»rvir«8Scrvice./Veryxfair fail Aeronautical h,T Mechanical WARREN E. HOWLAND M,r. and Mrs! Richard-Shaw, South i Batista Re-elected convicted of a moralstofferise in­ prices. Tel. Ml. 9-4772<' X- Household Go ^ 51 neighborhood. Gentleman pre suffering a broken leg. c.stlmale. Qnljr recently have they B nd purchase pool- .. Automobileg for Sale 4 Realtor Coventry. . volving a 15-year-old boy. A sus­ extorf for differ-* 1953 PA<3l lunches nt ^ 1953 PLYMOUTH heater, UllramatiC, Only 10,000 pair of small electric appliances LENNOX FURNACES anot to e.X- coupe. Brunner's Parkand, Tal- repmicd and servicjd Will pick ! YOUNG MAN td^help witn screens, .3 ROOMS FURNITURE 9-1320. / Pine St.; Mis.s Mary Johnston, 47 that under the rules of his Cuban cced their present pfcduc-Uon ca­ cottvllle: Open evenings Xil 9. MANCHESTER - Package OeUv- atormwindows, yard cleanup and BLOND BEDROOM Ashworth St,/Mrs. Thomas Kauff­ this ninrii^g in Towh^^Coiu t pend­ pacity next year. Full Price 31195 up and deliver. MI. 3-8614. -ery. Local light tnicJUng and LARGE RC)OM next uf bath, vl Revolutionary Party (PRC) none ing M r./Regclts’ ielea.se from the From reports received to date, generaKaround the bouse chores. TNG ROOM SUITE man, 34. (^otlrtland SL; Mrs. Walter can accept offices or seats in the hospi^. •' Lodge and Ribiepff practically all Connecticut Alco­ Meanwhile, in , tlie poultry in­ Auto Accessort^^TIreg 6 package delivery. Refrigerators, Regular offhours 'ncome possible 5-Pc. DINETTE SET ciriity East. Centeiyand Summit J. I’fpinattcr. 18 Warren St.; Cal­ Congress even, if they get the most dustry it was rumored that orders 1048 FORD tudor, in ^ood condi­ RUBBI.SM REMOVED weekly or washers and- stove moving for dependably man. MI. 9-0130. Streets. Private ftrfnlly, Parking Easx TO C rochet vin Goldsmith, East Hartford; Mrs. Regett.s tondition Va.s re­ holics Anonymous Gronpe will to hatcheries, a ft off as a-rpsult tion. 1941 Chevri^t udor; Easiest specialty. Ml. ■»0782. "Philco"^ectric Refrigerator ADVANCEMENT votes. ported a.s good thi.-i morning by pend. delegations to the public m.onthly. MI. 3-7844. apace! Gentleman preferred. ICleanor Swanson.i 30 Hudson SL; No cahisltles were rfqrortsd up In Windups Today of low prices, some growers ra- terms' in' town. Dckiglas Motors, L qok! ACTUAL JOBS dpqn In U. S., So. 'OWorieV Combination. Range Phone Ml. 6- Uie Manchester Memorial Hos­ meeUng to be held by the Ylan- 883 Main. Famous br^dd permanent antl- AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS 6 0 .. “ MaytM” Washer KNOT-STITCH Mrs. Theodore Bantly, 23 Strick­ to the eve of the election although pital. .chaster AA at the Hollister School frainlng.Trom starting new broiler Am., Europe. To jri^OOO. Travel land St!; Miss Marjorie Leldhuldt, bpmbs exploded in scattered places (0(wtlBMg troas Pag* Om ) flocks at.,this time. freexe, 81.74 gallon. Regular $2.95. lokri and long distance moving, paid. Wrjte only '' Eau^oyment “Emerqon” Television beautifully furnished master, OPPORTUNITIES Others injured were Fred H. Nov. 6 at 8:30 p. m. GIGANTIC CLEARANCE ON Methanol , anti-freeze over ,90%. Household' Services padiung, storage, Call Ml. 3-8187. "Hoov-ar” Vacuum bedroom for two young ladies. 250 Fern St.; Mrs. August Von the last few'days. ,, Thia open meating, the express Info. Center, Room 983, 3 ^ Stuart EDGINOV Hone, 48 Ma'dt.son/i^t.; James Hor­ ftorces. making sur­ Ubert, 45 and hi.s wife Marcella. ALL USED CARS Odorless, anti-rust, 89c. Your con­ Offered 13-A Hartfor** CHapel .7-149 St.. Boston. ' "Monltwk” Axm. Rugs Kitchen, T.V. :and telephone privi­ 43, of 150 Cooper Bill St:, who CongrsMman John A, McGutrs an- purpOM of which is to kcquaiijit tainer./ . ■ , Linoleum, tables, cabinets, pictures leges: Breakfast included, in rent. vath. 13 Westminster Rd.; Mrs, prise raids and searching automo­ nounceej he was going; to vote for residents of the Manchester arZa PRICES HAVE BKEai f l a t FINIS'ri. Holland window PIANO MOVING — Refrigerators, LouisLsuius rsCttu;.Rcalc. J42jta Coopervuupci- Hillni St.; biles, said they uncovered hidden suffered • slight loncusston and Gov. Lodge. He accused hla party shades, made to measure. ' All JOB& TO $1300 monthly., Foreiglv arid a'-few other itemsl • Desirable neighborhood. Reason­ hrusisc.>i in an accident at Cooper witi« the work and philosophlea^pf HauscltoM Hinifi B u d g e t c e n t e r also light. trucking, any time. and U.S.A. All trades, ,abor, cleri­ able. MI. 9-6$bl! Mis. OLtq .MoJin,oJin, 101 PorterPort* St.; bombs, arms and ammunition hud of injecting race and religion into Alcoholics Anonymous, already LOWERED! MI-9-0980 metal Venetian blinds at a new Quick, reliable, efficient service. AN HG«v'E.ST\pERSON SKILLED MEN Bruce 'Anderson, '8 5 /E . . Middle arrested more than lOO nispected Hill Street 'and Campfieid Road. the campaign; cal, engineers. Fare paid If hired. 'Who’s Going Hoi)sekeeping The accident occurred about 25 has aroused intense interest CUT!! SLASHED!!! AT low price. Keys made while you MI. 9-9329, 9-8074. Application forma available. No Boarders Wanted 59-A Tt'ke.; ^ u c e Slone, 46 Litchfield Lit •'subversivos.” Universities * were He accused Ribicoff of using the Mong other groups nbout the BATTERIES - 80% off. Square wait. MarlQW’a TO TAKE OVER St.; Mrs. Daniel Puzinas. 52 Bol­ closed to-prevent demonstrations. mihutea earlier at 4:50: racial, and religious issue in his . From Pans come ' hats Uiat CHORCHEs Mo to r s a l e s type aa low as $4.98 ex.,^ long type employment fees. Free informa­ MONTHLY PAYMENTS are alwayi better-Uqui-averaga Police reported tlieir car wa- Srate who w w t to ' be on hand will delight the traveling woman. tion. Write Dejit. 8R, National WANTED -Child to bbard and c a rr ton St.; Mrs. Chester Freeman, 124 l-Yrearm permits were wttlidrawn. w .c . ’’American dream" speeches at $7.98. Written -guarantee. Cole w e a v in g of burns, moth holes $22.17 in the fast-expaadlag aircraft The police blamed the campaign ^ e n the local, group obeervea the ' Little head-huggers of Jersey. 10S2 PonUac ChiefUin 2-Door Se­ Mototra, Ml 9-0980. and torn clothing, holsery runs, Painting—Papering 21 Employment Information Service, CAN HAVE ALL for while mother works. State Branford- St.t Ellen Shapiro, 99 .‘■‘cl" I Bridgeport and BerUn-last week, loth anidvcranry of its founding they. p-<< k m a breeze Into the 1020 Broad, Newark, N. J. license. Rockville 6-4407, ladostry. So why aot sbrt ta- Hollister St.; Mrs. Herman (>xen- disturtonces on Communists and by Rohei t (?ues,? 41, 13 \\ esl St.. He charged charred Democratic Stats8tai dan — Hydramatic. Loaded handbags repair^, ripper re- Low, Friendly Terms after h.e diaretjarded 'a stop sign Four out of SUte speakers will handbag or pocketbood. .They With aCceosories. Raven black. PAINTING—Exterior and interior, dhy ta build a futare at Pratt horn. Hartford; Mrs. Wesley Lewis followers of ex-President Carlos Chairman Jdfin Bailey .brought f^urs a program carefully cover tlie eaia knd are 'Jironi low Trailers for Sale • Wsejement, umbrellas repaired. paperhhngirig, ceUinga refinished. Free Delivery—.Free ,Storagq and daughtei, RFD* 3, Coventry; Prio Socarras. whom Batista over- at • the intersection of^lh'e two out tJie same Issue when he tted A Mandout...... $1,345 .raents, shirt collars reversed add and Wblttiey Aircraft .streets. He was chariceil witli planned to prooent a comprehen- on the neck, 1950 SPARTON Mansion trailer. 38 Wallpaper books on request. Esti- Help Wanted-^ Phone Me Immediately Eklwai-d Grzyskicwicz, ■ Regan yii-ew. Prio71n exile,In Florida. sl-» a Berlin rally that If Ribicoff. a otre (deture of AA at work . 1850 Chevrolet De Luxe 4-Doqr replaced. Marlow'ir'a Uttle Mend- matea given. Fully insured. Call- HARTFORD CH-7|-(W.88 FOR EXPERT , \ * a - ■ ready had called for Cubans to recklesii driving following his ar­ Jew. is not <>lected it may well be Sedan—Black. - Nicely equip­ foot, all aluminum corialruclion. tng Shop. ■ Male or Female 37 Street, Putckvillc; Mrs. Joseph rest by the investigating•'officer, Old friends and new friends of- A hat. ..that hs.s everything—? Two bedroom, one with twir b ed s'.------. ______Edward R. Price. MI. 9-i0C8. After 7 P. M. CH-6-4690 Rivosa and daughter. 372 N. Main. boycott the Sfection. 20 or. 30 years before anyone ex­ AA; are Oordlally invited to drop fashionable coverup in th'e front! ped. Reconditoned and guar­ See It Day Or Night We still need— C$)suging that the cards were be­ Patrolman Alfred R:tter. cept K Protestant epn be nom­ anteed...... $845 lyp* Coleman heater. New j RENT A portable sewing machine PAINTING and Paperhanging, KliORIDA J,OB opportunities. Men St.;' Everett MoiTison. Suffield; The Uberta were taken to Man­ in at*-the'.Pathfinders Club. 102 ' with the smooth Jine over your If you have no' means of trans-« Mrs. Elmer Cauthon, 17 . Garden ing' stacked .against him, Grau inated for governor -in-Connecti- Norman 8t.. foUou-lng next Satur-. ears, .open id hark for your Shiny automatic all aluminum water .vour sewing, also all make quality* work, reasonable prices and women, skilled and unskilled. • Tool and Die Maker* asked for several changes in the chester Memorial Hospital by the ciit. ; - ' 1060 Studebaker Champion 2-Door heater. Dixie range (four burner 1 machines repaired. Slchel, Ml. and prompt service. Free esti­ Write Florida/Job Guide, Box portation,* I'll send, my auto for"* Dr.; Elmer Griggs, 13 ICeriy St.; \V; P. iQuish ambulance but have day's meeting for-coffee, dough- coif to show through. You can /'s e d a n —Equipped with over­ you. No obligation. Roger Bedard, 83 Eldndge'-St. election .procedures and repeatedly Bailey Snapped back, that Mc­ nut> and' the traditional A A hos-?! make n if you crochet. Nice for with oven.) Frigldaire refrlgera-1 9-9419. mates. Fully Insured. Call Bert 2081, Miami 12, Fla. • Tool and Gauge Iiupe^ threatened to quit the race as elec­ both been since discharged, hos­ . r drive. .V...... ;...... $«45 tor. Divan newly covered with a Plante. MI. 9-6965. ; A ^ L —B—E - R -T— S DISCHARGED YESTERDAY r pital official.s .said. this''inbrnmg. Guire spoke out of "disgruntled pltality wTiich offers understand-. a college gal in eai-biting climes, tors tion day neared. The Electoral spite" because McGuira had lost ing to aiiy and all who wish to j 1648 Ford Super 2-Door Sedan — plasUc fabric. Toilet and shower. 43-43 ALLEYN ST-. HARTFORD t Miss Marie Nassiff„ 33 Norman St.; Tribunal rejected hla demands that The third accident wa. on Foster: Price $2995. Brunner's 'Talcott- JBuilding—ContrUcting 14 PAINTING -AND Paperhanging. 88 Situations Wanted— Win many sompliments with Mrs. Kenneth Skinner and son? Street at about-il/SO a.m. in'which his bid for the. nomlnatian of U. learn more of how it works. |I A Chesterfield collar on a - Fully equipped transporta­ yille. Phone MI. 3-8191. . years’ experience. Fully insured. NEED AN^ELECTRIC stove or ^ ^ U a ^ e Makers these easy-to-cre>chet. lacy knot- bis party be given equal represen- S- representative from the Third tweed coat is a womanly contrast tion...... $295 GENERAL CARPENiTftY- Altera- Female 38 RFD 1. Rockville; Mrs E \a Mc- :tation bn election boards with Ba- two cars traveling in opposite dl- Satisfaction guaranteed. Raymond T.V. set? Only a few left.. $329 atiteji edging.s! Or add a personal 8040 Tections’ooIlidM and damaged their District. . ■ , of rv'gh and smooth textures. 1647 Pontiac Streamliner Six 2 tw ^ , additions and new conatrije- Trudeaq, 71 Jarvis Rd. Mi; 9-1814. G.E. stove. $238.88: G.E. T. )V. touch to hankies .ftw Ehrlstmas- I. Curdy, RFD 1, Willimantic, Ed-! tista's . four-party coalition and RiblcotTs answer 4raa that there It s a good winter coat' that wiU Auto Repairing—Pginting 7 tioE^S, Dormers, porches, garages BABY SITTER available, own TEL MI-9.3980 • Precision Machinists 11-1$, ward Bradley., 73 Phelps Rd:; that crowds' be allowed to assem­ left front ends. - ' ■ . Old Friends Meet Door Sedanette...... $195 transportation. Bolton Area. Eve­ console, regular $369. $238.95. MO MAIN STREET ^ f $iving, (Not shpwn. !but included - Mrs. Annie Leggett.. 68. 58 was nothing wrong with a., man go almost anywhere. and rooms .finished' at. reasonable Carpenter tool kits, regular $34.98, t • ta a colcr transfer fpr 10 .Ipvely Roland Cote, Jr.;. 148 Dolton St.. ble .at the counting places. J645 Chevrolet Club Coupe CAR BURN OIL? . ' prirev-" Workmanship 'guaranteed. ninga MI, 9-3294. ' \ / | ^ | J | # i P RADIO aad • Sheet metal Mechanics A clever dale frock to pleare the Sandra Cole. 148 Bolton St,; Mrs. Finally he asked yesterday that Spruce St.. Was at first thoiigbt having "the American dream” of' $15 each. Bruilner's, 'Talcottville. ▼ I V n i 9 TELEVISION flpwer stamp-ons . if- ypu should to be auffering possible injuries to running for poliUcal bffice^ At Brief Reiihipn Th?, wonderful variety of cam- Equipped. Ready to go. $14is Ercei estimates. Robert M. Alex­ ■Private Instructions 28 Open evenings 'til 9. All day Sat- youthful seamstress. The fiifi pleat­ Paul Lamprecht, 24 Ford St. .Mrs, the polling ■ place rtiairmen» an­ I pus. wear makes the blue Jeans Economy overhaul, most all ander. Tel. MI; 9-7718 W ant to add a bit of color to a ed skirt 'is topfied wiUt a wide p.ur- Gordon • Wheeler, Colchester". nounce results instead at the her left rhoulder and waa taken How much bearing, that flare-up m t Studebaker Regal Champion your y a r n Shop, Cottage Dogs—Bird^^Pets 4| tmday 'til 8. • • Fusion Welder* w-hite hankie.)' will have at the (sails sUlI haa . ~ . .. yesterday seem ever mors cars. Parts and labor $49.95. so chSMd belt. Sew the sleeveless Thomas Kielick. 43 Pioneer Circle; Iribunal arid .that the tritaOnal' ap- to her home. She said she felt all A woman who grew up m Ver- ed. B ^ y to go. . $248 No money down. $4.90 month­ t h e new; MANCHESTER- Pet. THREE OIL-GAS combination chet diHectlons for 4 edgings; ma­ Version for warm weather. Domentc DcBattUto, 21 Scar-; inspeclols. in 126 munlcipali- ,mont but is now Imng in Aus-|.i„ wool tweedy worn with a mld- Uona, , remodetlng, piosUc Uie tion ' with each yarn purchase. Center, 063 Main 8t., invites youT Yanges, $18 each. One oil electric borough' Ra.; David Spencer. ,198i Ues to watclvUie polling onhisbe- was a pas.senger in a. car going : "Ihe RepubUcisns. towever. are ly. aAII work guaranteed.;, counter work, garage, etc. No Job Store hours — Mon, through Sat., Apply terials needed; stitch illustrations; Pattern No. 8040 is in sizes'll, outh on Foeter Street driven by cohflderit . of retaining the govtrn- tralia-,-had a brief rsunion; heire dy blouse, m es with the high Many Others To Choooe From to visit pels of an kinds. Con­ combination, $15. Two electric color transfer foe 10 stamp-ons. 12. 13, 14, 16. 18. Size 12, with Chestnut St.; David Bartirtl "“ir last-w eek ,wiUi girlhood . friends , socks, tot poaslht* without, too? too email. Eugene Gtrardln, 16 9:45 a.m. to 8 p.m., ThOrsdays necticut bred Parakeets. Ml. ranges, $13 each. LaFIomme Ap­ Employment Offic* her daughter.- Ruby^ of the same | orship and the flve out of sta eoa-i^ in Manchester' and East Hartford-; . _^ ' MOTOR SALE Trotter St. MI. 9-8S06. ^ unUi 6 p.m. / Wantetf_ Send 25c, in coins, your name, sleeves 4 4, yards 35-lnch.' , Phoenix Street. Vernon; J o s e p h ’-o thi*. but address. whiiJi police re(>orted gfession^ aoats. Budget Terms Bank Rates Ford, Chevrolet! etc...... $124 93 ------9-4273, Hours Monday through pliance Oorp., 18 Oak St. address aficl the pattern number to . For this pattern, send ^ in Sardelja, '4 -I^ler Circle; Mrs. J J L , Mrs. N. Vif. Hortori of Sydney: t if uie baby's clothes are in the Friday, 10 ib 8:30, Saturday 6 to struck a ear’coming north, after! Hut the Democrats' inalat tbsy CHORCHES MOTOR S-ALES PonOac. Oldsmoblle. etc .. $174.85 AFRAID OF THAT- ...... remodeling -Tobacco Worohowi Wcekdaya ANNE CABOT. THe MANCHKH- C2>ins. your name, address, size de­ jterard Buimond. 48 Drirant St.: i Australis, whose husband U. in , bedroom and he's ballied ta/Uis 8 ; Wednesday, closed at 2 p.m. B. BEAUTIFUL DE LUX'*: upnght sired and the Pattern 'Number to she pulled to the center of the road j have a good cluulco tb oust Lodge this country on a business trip, guchen. you’re w eante voUrscif SO Oakland Street .. .. MI-6)S4S3 No Money DoWn, $2.00 Weekly job 'LI can do — using your ideas. vacuum, $12; 2 beautiful B ^ s ’ 8 A. M. to 4 :30 P. M. TER EI'EXIXG HER.ALD, 1150 to (lasa some' parkM cars on the and pick up two or three seats In New Motor Guarantee. Expert workmanshioi time not Bonds^tocfci A H, Green stamps. ' / WoriMt* AVi:. .\.MERICA.S. NEW YORK .Sl'B Bl'RNETT. .M.VNCWESTEB i AU nnM withdraw? visited die homes of Mrs. Albert I out -going back and fort'h. Set Mortgages overcoats, size 40 to 42. $10 and EVENING UER.ALD, ll.Vt -.W'E. ■DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. | al to a croa^ gathered in the right kite ^ the street the Cbngresa and srln control of R. James of-30 Overland,St. |md ' aside a drawer, or space-for tos m '4 1656 *^ADfI J AC hardtop easy to limited to daylight, houcv. ^aaon- 81 XXX3CER SPANIEL puppies, red $12; 30 piece china dinner set. Weosea for- sartlBg aad sisiag $$. N. Y, Edward Ackerman and daughter, ' garden-of his villa. Charging gov- 'The Other car was driven by the State Senate. . Conaocticut's Ipuk At. Easy to own. iust drive COLE MOTORS . ^ able rates. Call Ml, 6-2373 f i eaU- Mea for geae^ labar The .cqlorfui 1954 Needlework AMERICAS, NEW YORK $6. N.Y. Mra Richard Tandy, oif 646L Forest towels and. step /and clothe* II mates,matss t. - ^ • FIRST AND . aecopo.' ntortgagea smd buff. Various «ges. A.K.C $13; 2 nice fur Jackets and long PllATT A A¥HIT!fiY 33 Keeney St.: Mn.'Rob.*n-Allison,-ernmen^, persecution, he said the Alphoiise P. Lukas.'33, l39 O ak­ House of RcpifsentaUvos has tra- St.. East Hartford. that'b near the site. - Bs> dream. Bnmner't, Talcott- 436 Center Strw t . . _I bought tor OUT ownaecouaL Fos^ , £*gietered.; H,. Chase, Hartnony -;Ooa4, $18 «aeh.- Gent’s mid la«^s Album contains 56 |iagea of love­ Basic -Fwhion:' fall and winter 9 Short. St.; . Bruno Giordano, 43 | Batista ragfme had Jailfd his fol- land St. Damage was esMmated at dilionatly gono RopubUcan. Mrs. Horton nalUv! .hers with eige. Open eveninga ’ui 6; wrikt- watch. 110, and 813. Very Apply ly designs,- "how-to” tecrions ion '84 contiyins a wealth of sew i^ MI-9-0980 L GEN'BItoL'eomracHhd/i^^flSt- oonffdeattal sdrvtce. Manctiesur HIU. Hebron Road, S»; Bolton. AIRCRAFT Spring 8t. ; Mrs. James Chips. 28-. lowers, taken asray identification a total of about $3zs to t,he tvro hte huiisnd snd sons Denis and 3-8427. . nice lady's diamond enfagement - Besdlework-, helpful room Uhutra- ideas for efiry wbman wlvj''sews' Thomas Dr.; Mrs* Orrin Lee andrcarte neceesary. for vpUii? and cars by pqhte. Patrolman -Ray­ C3sim white grtovsscan get dirijr lUVIBtU^^iNd &ilek V'g in. finishing upsUirs. roonui ih taveatment Oorp., 384 Stain atreeU / Co— ctkMt Stoto , OtvWoa af Cahad Aiicratt'' tions and directions for 8 gift pat- . Heating aystessa in some Stuart land then vfsnt on to New in a day’s work or sho(gi*big, Ksapi b r ak e ~ RELU7E I 1 , » wgswami,special. jagajviMost .all 941 new homes, also roofing, sldtit*’ m . 6-6416 ring, $40; 7 practically i.ew gei\ts’ for-herself and her'lam'ilj'. Send daiughter. Ellihgtdni/Mra; Kenneth | desttpyed press freedom.’’' mond Peck inv'i^etigated' the a'ixi- .apart rrtentS toon wni become best York -where, her buabarid had door, 1$U Buick twoKtoon ROYAL SIAMESE Kittens, pedi­ suits. $8, aiae about 38 tapestry Employnioot Sonrico. „ Carpatatlaa -terns. 25- cents. 25 cents-now !for your. copy, Skinner and son,*RgT>,l, RockvUJe, ' We have -the baU(>U, but they teht. No arxests wera mate. m spare pair tn the poteettook, tt ■ y ’O Packard, Talci^yllle, chcrfce «w-$cr«uiinHMteraUqna oiof any rumkind,] plus greed, X registered,. Inoculated. known aa \flat failures. business to'conduct. . ■ y you'ra going out'f or a gay sventnff* homes. Free estimates. Hvtng rodm chair, large living * - ROOM 19 Eoat Battfaird, Caoat ' ' itera.'gSir” Rockvuie 5-3111. V Peep-Bo SUmeee -Jattery. 130 room table, mahoigaiiy. 34 Elm MMklalB S t — afsachfater K \ f ■ "V ^ ■* Herald Ad vs. Montroee’St.VHartfordrJA: 't;6806. Bt.,*East Hartford.' . . ■T f • A . / • - i ■ 4 ^ y - ■ /- / ' r :/' r i: .7?. /*■ i ' . -i"*' - / : - r I V I , r ( :■'■■' . A-i. ■:'} r ■ /■ \ 1,' /•■. ■ . t-' ' -,.1 T-' V' / EN ■1 ; a : t IRJNDAT^ NOVEMBER 1, 1964 . r' ■ , y . \ iiancf{»st^r lEtt^ntng H^raUt ^Areralra Dally Net Preaa Ran Far ilM Week Coded .The Waithcr Mrs Charles Mouse, chairman A daughter, Shelley Diane, was o. m. Wednesday and ia continu­ Qct; M, ItM FMoeaal of c. Sl Waattie of the Children's E-xchonm Booth All-Day Nursery About T o ^ born on Oct. 14 lo Mr. and Mrs. ous throurtout the day.- No Alyce ^lisbury at Center Church Holiday Bazaar Paul S,. Rialey, West Warwick, R. reoervatiohs are neeM for eithc, Medwuta to keayy ratal tonl*M. on WednMday„ announces that do­ I., at the Quonset Point Naval Air the/Jufieheon or tea. ppo admis­ I: \YfTeeni »iU have ' their fir* nations of Kood’-uaed children's, Panned at Fair S^akB to Group ■I] Lew I4*aa. Rtatai e o ttig Wodmm- Station Hospital. The maternal Member i i m t M-* /' ■ ' sion- ^ t h e fair itself Is free. From Audit n i^ tin f thia fall on Wednesday at clothihg are stnr'beins: accepted In grandparents are MK and Mrs. past ' experience, chairmen, advise HARVEST SUPPER Bureau of ttMi day UMralaa, 'peaelMy ualsed urlth 7 ;1 5 ^ m. at the CJonummity Y, BlzcG 4 to 10, including galoshes Carl Berds of Niagara Falls. N. „0n Wednesday at . Center shippers to, shop early for Widest Holiday dress-up foods will be , / ■ At eumnr befera eeidhig. Bi(li tat dte. . under the direction of the Man- and rubbfrs. Articles may be left Y., apd the paternal granftparents, Church'a “Holiday Bazaar'* ch^> jiblection on all bootha Mtmche$ter—-A City of Village Charrri cheater unit of the YWCA. This at Center Church. ’ Mr. and Mrs. George S. Risley, 127 dren of all agea will And much to. demoitatrated by Miss Alyce Salis­ \- •wMMMmmmmanaaMNmHuauMaa.. bury,. home economist of the Hart­ rroup- wlU meet repilarly on the Highland St. The couple has/a amuse and entertain them. Afi THE SALVATION ARMY VOL. LXXIV, NO. 28 (FOURTEEN PAG first and third '.Wednesdays of Xi Gamma Chapter of- Beta Sir small son. Paul II. all-day nuraery. under the super­ Art XuBtructor ^ ford Gas Cb., at the second meet­ MANGHESTER,^NN., TiJESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1954 (Claaatfled AdveHMug an Fago U ) PRICE FIVE CENTS each month. ma Phi will meet totnorrow eve­ vision of Mra. Raymond Winter ing of Homemakers' Holiday at the THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4 lh ------i - ning at 8 O'clock at, the home dl Re.servationa for the' hal^ and and ataff. will care for amatl tota Shows Paintings Community Y on Wednesday, Nov. From 4:30 to7:30 P.M / ! ' TTie Dorcas Group of the South Mrs. Brmano Oaraventa. 101 akcd ■ hean supper/at / Holiday' while' mothers imop -.at tha fair 3, ' . y/ Methodist Church wlU mert Wed­ Lakewood Circle N. . Bazaar ' at the 'Center' Church bopthay The CVP Club'has amply Coffee will be served at 9:30/Ui- nesday at 9:30 a. m. ' Wednesday have boSn extended stocked the Wishing Well with a ]HENU; Chilled Juice, Hat Chicken on Biscuit , • Mrs. C., Henry OInon, well the morning and the program>/will . Green Peaa nnd Pntnto Chips St. Bridget's Mothers Circle W’llI until tomorrow’ noon; according tO varied assortment of toys and known art teacher In Manchester, begin at 10 o'clock. There y4ll be The monthly meeting of the meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the Mrs. Clyde Beckwith, chairman Ten, Coffee, Miilc—Roils and BoMer /■ games and the Coke Bar, manned Will display some of her beautiful a nuraery for small ohiTdrbn. / Home Bakid Apple Pie n-tth Jee Cream Stanley Group, of. the WSCS w’lll home of Mrs. Robert Benito, 32 of the committee; The supper .will by members of the iHlgriin Fel- oil paintings at the meeting of Homemakers' Holiday ia'spon­ be held tomorrow eVerilng at 7:45 Deerfield Dr. Mrs. Ida McMahon be served froii/5:30 to 7 p. m. lowahlp, will, as usual, provide a the Ladies Aid Society of the Con’ sored by the locM pftit of the ^ ^ i^ e ts $1.25—Children 12 years and nnder T8o X at the church. A demonstration of and Mrs. Doris LeFrancois w’lll be- favorite rendeevoua for tMns and eprdia Lutheran Church tomor­ YWCA and the program is, sched­ ceramics wrllt be given by Mrs. co-hostesses. Dr. Jphn H. Malone The Wpddell PTA is. planning Sub-teens. / .j/ row evening a t 7:30 in. the church Jean Moore, 118 Henry St. V •, uled for the firpt Wednesdav morn­ SALE OF WORK will be guest speaker. ; to hold A minstrel shovr.' its only A- popular aftei^-schaol gather­ parlors. ing of each mpirth. Programs of­ moneymaking project of the year, ing spot for older children wilf be Mrs. ■ Olson has conducted fered are of Interest to mothera and 12 N o o r to 7:30 P.M. V on Saflirdhy, Dec. 4, in the school the game room with Mrs. CtlfTord classes In oij paintihg for a num-. housewives. Holiday wrapping will Open 1b All —'No Snpper Ticket Necessary auditorium,, with a matinee for Simpson, in charge. Checkers, her of years in her studio, on Lake- be the thimie for the December children in the afternoon. PTA scrabble, monopoly and many Wood Circle and has displayed m eeting.^ niember.; and some outside talent others will be among the interest­ Some of her finest paintings at will participate. ing amusemehta offered here. varioua exhibits UiroughouL;^pt^ots acting master during the degree "Holiday Bazaar” begins at 10 WelSt. work. At the conclusion of the Pace Close to 1950 with the ni^w picetlng there will be a social hour and refreshments. By 1 « E ASSOCIATED PRIISS Is Major Issue A November meeting of the Ailleite Ctw WiiAphea Is Wmss ^ Ossrgta A vote comparable to the record breaking off-year election Britis.h-American Club, scheduled total of 195Q .aeemed in the making in Connecticut’s elections K O D ^ for tomorrow,’ evening, has been i postponed until Tuesday, Nov. 9, on the basis of balloting during the early hours. Cool, threat­ , By t h e ASSORTED PRESS STEREO I owing to the election tomorrow. , ening weather which greeted early voters when the polls An unexpectedly heavy early vote wa« rolled up in th g I Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Handley. 29 opened at 6 a.m. (EST) turned' ' election today. . . Robert Rd„ have returned after a to rain In the later morning houra CAMERA month's- vacation in California. In some areaa. The polls, cloae at Americans, choosing between Republicans and Democrats They made their headquartera in 7 p.m. to control the new Congress,-showed none of the apathy that San. Francisco, and were joined by Stamford, renter of a heavy 7,129 Votes both sides had said they feared. Starae color pictures li^oy ora so amazingly IKetika you'll Miss Jean M. Handley part of the dmvnpour which began at 8 a. m., And in much of the East and pat+8 of the Midwest the vot­ acotcaly btlitva your two ayetl Let us show you the new Kodak Ume. All three made the trip to reported an exceptional light vote a.J of 10 a. m.—about 50 per. cent ers had to face bad weather—rain or snow—to get to the Stereo Comoro— o 'high-precision camera for only $84.50, the Paclllc Coast and return by i At Noon in polls. - ine. Fed. Tax. Kodoilide Stereo Viewers, $12.75 and $23.75. plane. Mias Judith A. Handley. ' amaller than four yeara ago. w’ho is', teaching this year in Spot rhecka elaewhere, however, Just how the weather might affect the outcome was a t'8 E OUR CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAV FLAN particularly in the urban centers, Greenwrich, spent the weekend at itOKNAME . ahowed the vote keeping apace' to question the politicians were pondering. Bad weather ordi­ her home. that Of 1950. Manchester narily tends to cut down nfral voting more than it does joint Nio wJioJt eoufifry in honoring tho momety New Haven reported about 14,- city voting and. traditionally the GOP has been strongfer in The American Legion Auxiliary At noon today, 7,129 Man- will meet thia evening in -the Le­ 000 votes out of ita 87,000 to tal. rural sections than in big cities. PmSCRIPTION PHARMACY gion Home. Members ara reminded of that vory romorkobfo womon, Jutioito \ had been cast by 8 a. m— about Chester voters h a d -cast their Firzt returns of any consequrnc64 '»OI MAIN STRICT’ MAMCHESTrn to bring to the meeting small toys j equal to the vote cast In 1950, the ballots at the town’s four car.ie from normally Republican “ to .be sent to Korean'.children. low, who fovndod tho first Girt Scout troop ir. ^ laat gubernatorial election year. polling places, voting at the Kanaae which has a sy.stem of- In that election, nearly 900,000 counting through Ui* day Instead Early Returns The North Methodist WSCS Sevonneh, Goorgie in 1912. \ out of 1,069,000 votes were cast— average .rate of 1,188 an of waiting until the poll^ close as rr. ciM m sh o p will hold its November meeting at ■ a record for an off year. hour, a slight increase over is done in most states. These re­ Ihs' church Wednesday at 8 p.m., New Britain, like New Haven, the 1,158 per hour average turns sent GOP candidates for -All women of the church are cor-' reported that Us vote by 9 a. m. for the 1950 election, the last governor snd senator off to a lead. By t h b a s s o c ia t b d p r e s s dtally invited to participate in this.' equaled that of 1950. However, the first figures from A redrbot election battle spurred annual service of prayer,-and self! Some ,Cities, among them New off-year election. 46,...... scattered...... Kaneus...... K— precincts were vote" to turn out denial, and are requested to place' a salute to the /ten d o n and Bristol, reported heav­ In the 1952 priesidential election. too fragmentary to have any sub- todays election despite naar- ' their offering in the self-denial en- i ier-votes than four years ago and 112,000 had voted by ii,Km. The arth Board of Dtredors to take omce ainee the Incepti^ of HbaHI Chairman, Theodora Fairbanks, Harry FIrato and W alt^ Ma­ stantial meaning. No figures were e®W. fain and snow... velopes. An Inspiring radio script: / •ven heavier or equal to the rec-1 Projected for the entii e thirteen the council-manager fdmi of'govrrnment In Manchester waa officially honey. Sealed at the right end of the table la Dr. Karl Booworth available for comparison .with . Reporto from around tha state [ by Mrs. Eve Folsom will be pre- Sinco itt founding, tho Girl P)— ■ Western,elican defeat will be nothing com- hour. ■ : u- out-; the paper would not operate. Since jesteiday. It .aid she had been peared to be -running that way rain did not seem'to be'bolding Europe gave close attention today pared to w’hat wrill happen if they -c'The official count reported at IGU.nd tn6 niHChin6S did not Atisa Kellpm'R name does not ap- •ought since her indictment last westward across the country. ^®»* •PPretfiaWyNTSd >9c GILBRAE BORDERED CRINKLE CREASE to the U. S. Congressional elec­ jose' the presidency ip 1956." perm it them to w rite her.iPesr on an official ballot, persons mme districu reported even heavy Be ^ r e early for thia e^eptional vfitue! ^^tonderful \ ^ C M P « lE 2 a.m. today by the Electoral Tri­ June 17 by a federal grand jury Percentage Same Pepperell nylon blend bljd^t fabric for bathrobes, 0 NO IRON c o t t o n s tions with interest especially cen­ Such s result,, it added, "would bunal ahowed Batista with 106.- nam e on th e ballot, she would I "’‘shing to vote for her mupt write in New Haven. Conn. to tl^ where there a-ere ImportiM tered on bow the outcome w’lll af­ .mean the permanent eclipse, of In New York City’s Manhattan local races. jackets, coats, bab?t' .snowsuits, baby blankets, put two SERVICE 698 votes from yesterday's ballot­ She is charged with being a and Bronx districts. 30 per cent of , 67c SANFORIZED CHECKED and PLAID / fect the 1956: presidential voting. the Republican party. Thia woujd ing to 12,950 for ex-President Ra­ bring suit-.r a. contestingJ » I the'‘'’■.. ^t " nfTr.ne- oring suit...u and . content » ; mer..ber of a group which teaches together for a full .size blankelK W idth of fabric 66” to /New'spapers , generally gave mean ultimately the end of tjic l6Ra]>t> of today S election. ■ this election if I get one more the registered voters had cost bal­ . 1^" Uiera were iadka- SPORT f l a n n e l mon Grail San Martin. Grau w-ith- and advocates overthrow of the lots by 11 a.m. although It wifc^ tions today that Ulchlgan. d ^ ^ 70’V wide. Beautiful colors: Light blue, pink, i^iaize, SERVICES prtmninent display - to election eve tw’o party system in America,/or drew from the contest Sunday Miss Keilems. said' that before'S'Jch complaint," Mi.ss Keileiiis de- U; S. government by force br vio­ snow and rain and coW over a ” nfw^atoriies but editorial comment a reatignnient of political forces. 9:30 this morning she had re-, dared. "1 am serving notice to raining and cold. The percentage orchid, light green, red and rust. . 69c PLAIN and STRIPED DENIMS night and ordered his followers lence. If convicted, she could get was the same as had voted afc that of the atate. might be roningnm/i That IntjM^ret The Wishes was sparse. ^ No party exists in onler to/- be to boycott the election. The offi­ celved a complaint from the I election officials right now." 10 years in.prison, a $10,000 fine or record off-year vote of i.OOO.OWor /^Qf The Family 0 ^ . , FAL_ SANFORIZED . ^ "PollHcal observers, jn the wel­ permanently in opposition." cial raturns were-from only 647 of Quaker Hill section of Waterford I Mis.x Keilems said that in two both. . more. " / . The Liberal New’s Chronicle (Continued on Pnge Four) , \ ii’/T Green Staihpfi Given With Sales ter of l a ^ minute predictions, are the.,8,000 polling places. . ' ------j instances she was told that at the To Re .\rraigaed Practically ail aroaa ‘ not dispoM to change -their headlined "Ike faces the toughest Semi-official retqrns. announced The woman will be arraigned in :ad at years of his life." | al _ ._ , I polling place moderators refused to mid-day voting waa ah 1900, opinion tfiatMhe Democratic party :t the same tlifie ?rom Army i ,rl IgkgsfirkfY ^ f r o l i c *^® anything when advised that the New Haven Federal Court, possibly Urn last noh-prssident j6 h n b . b u r k e .V burner will regain ^ n trp l. in Tuesday's Both In Italy and Belgium the /headquarters credited Batista todk.v or within the next day or so, elactlon. ■ / press gave big front page display/ w’Uh 954,857 0 1 4 1 1 1 9 : machines were not/operating cor- Tachen Islands when a record 1,87»,< ▼ofed. FUNERAL HOME general election. ,ahd so be In ' 'a votes to 135,417 for said U. S. Atty. Simon S. Cohen in Detroit at II a.m., position —■ -a far/ more Important to election preview- stoiieS. Grau. This couik waa based New Haven. ®01. compared w West German newspapers gave 8,017 polling plaMs. or 73 per 1.140^ tte TEL. »n-S-68e8 m atter--to shape the strategy of Ju rd r Issue at I moderator sh®>i®"- in the j-'ioyd Third Booth, Ward a The FBI said Martha Stone was' ^ ••me hour four the 1956 presidential campaign,” prominent attention to Uie/elec- cent of the districts. for years an open Communist Again Attacked Creek ngo. BatUe i M M K H i n n Co n n - /■ d J np .a a 1 (Huntington), said a woman voter 87 EAST CENTER ST. yard ■ said a Wa^jngton dispatch of the tlon. The Independent Frankfurt Four-Party Crahtlon leader in New Jersey but in 1951 UalJy bettor , AMBULANCE SERVICE .y' Allgemeine, said "It would be a k^lieU 'D R rC l I rial!® ®"’P'*''’®‘‘ "*>® "'»» unable / Independent Londan 'tHmes. Army headquarter/said Batis­ r J t ,*® write in her vote ftor Miss Kel- went underground and had hidden t'/lth indlcaUp the totia m ayra Foreseeing’' a Democratic vic- personal triumph'- for/President ta was carrj’ing w-lth him to vic­ behind assumed names ever sl^e. By Red Planes 50 per Elsenhower if the .-Republicsns / V - jlcm.s because the write-in ro'll did /groatet,'’ 5 REG. 89c DAN RIVER WRINKL-SHED PLAID tor.v, the Conservative tlally Mail tory most of the candidates of his Agents.said she failed to come for­ In'LouU 11)e. Ky.. the battlaba-___ IMMEDIATE SSirviM it our h$uiI said,editorially a Democratic Con­ maintained their slight majority. four-party coalition forXcongres- Cleveland. N ov.^ (p)—An elec- "“I; function properly., ward and reveal her whereabouts Taipeh. Formosa. Nov. 3 (AV— V • ' - ■ . tion day recess to^y delayed a } .Booth .xaid he and the election tween. Jdhn Sherman Coopar. Ra. GINGHAMS gress la. "unlikely to rhan_’e But no one beliey^yet that such aional. provincial and municipal even when an automobile accident Chinese Rtds today delivered the Incumbent, and Albea W. American' foreign policy. But it a reversal of prophecy is to be ex offices, including vice presidential decision on whether,^ James R. Jatest blow ih the new vest pocket FACTORY TRAINED FERSONNEL PLUS MODERN EQUIPMENT (Continued on Fa-'e Four) hospitalized her 6-year-old son in Barkley, a Democrat, far a ate- REG. 89c AMERITEX SPUN RAVON P R t K I ^ would almost guarantee' a Demo­ pected." ■ / candidate Rafael Guas Inclak Manning, a convicted ;tpoi-aL8 of­ November.*1951. .. war flaring up around the NaUon- cratic president In 1956." In Berlin, tjie Oomny^nist press The Electoral ^Tribunal‘\ an­ alist-held Tachen Islands—an af­ GUARANTEE YOUR WINTER COMFORT WITH OUR: fender. should be removed from That same year, on Nov. i, her (CeaUaaeg oi Faga r) REG. 89c SIK(1TEX TWEED DENiMS i TTie Labotitc Dail.v Herald, in failed to mention the elections. nounced that an estimated 10» \e r the Jurj’ picked for the Sh«ppard father. Julius Stone, died in Brook­ ternoon air attack in which four an editorial page .acticle, said the West Berlin's Independent cent .of the ballots cast in the v ^ - murder trial. lyn. the FBI sai^. Again she re­ bombs'U'ere dropped- DOnK REG. 99c AMERITEX CREASE RESISTANT "long term consequences of Tucs- Ing yesterday were Invalid. / Tagesspie^I and thV pro-Socialist Informed soui-c'ea. -howev^, in­ fused to let family ties bring her It was noteworthy not'becausii y FALL FURNACE CLEAN-UP! NO IRON PLEATED COTTONS da.v's vote mighf', be tremendou-^ NachtdeMsche aaid Democratic Batista told his cheering sup,’ dicated Manning wOuld be replac­ News Tidliits out of hiding, and did'not"sttend I its sie* but because it was the —for the Republican party, the ' / ------porters at. the celebration he was ed by an alternate juror and the the fiinersl. ‘ ' i second straight day Communist REG. $1.19 AMERITEX CHROMESPUN ahd ' aoiil-searching folloyving a Repub- (CootbiMd oh Page Nipe) confident he would get 60 per cent trial would proceed. A declaration Culled from AP Wire* In Palerson. NJ„ her husband.! •“■®H«d NatK^list Bulletins eouRNiw 7 of the total ballots cast. More than ACETATE BRACCARET of a mistrial waa not thought Emil Asher, scoffed a*, reports that' J w w .... froi two million voters were eligible likely. ' / •he was an, underground leader .5?^ ^??"***''".**** thb AP Wirw NOW IS THE TIME: Take Adrantage Shan (One River Mountain) Is­ REG. $1.19 RAYON BENGALENE— GREY «n'«Lty h THE ABOVE SERVICES ON: ^ Sgt. James A. Blair of the Penn- highway." ^ i ®P«'’- ! expected soon on sale -f W ichito-""*^7 "crests Ihsm. ■than 3,000 shells on Ylktangshan teoere belleied to bo SOS a r e d s n y o v aylvania fitato Police said today Sgt.; Blair said that Gossard re­ terrorism to Intimidate' voters, but ed on Oct. 13 the trial has ’^ n his name still appeared on the bal­ Kan., Beacon . ,S«cretar>’ of Treas- . Stone married Asher, a in an^elght-hour barrage. _ but. M ia the parportod fhu« a one-time -Mei^^nt Marine sea­ fused yesterday to take a lie de­ characterized >>• a series of legal ury Humphrey says "reports of | • ‘***-H*, .'plank' -iuTfifl sad debris aigbtiaga. Navy om> man-engineer WrltKbe charged with tector test. lots. Many of his former s'upport- gymnastics by both the prosecu­ Pr*M reporta a«id Nationalist ers apparently defied the boycott improving busmes* and employ- j ' ' " ' • rials empbaslsed tkero was tattle O.S. _ murder In the HetloiJ’een “trick The sergeant said Gossard form- tion aqd defense. *• ment are multiplying." ! (Continued on Pag* Nine) to raise bepee. or-treat" slaying of fi-year-old I erly was employed Ss s sesman- call. The latest problem caiqe to a /"(Contlaned ea Page Nine) Grau. Aides'Differ Defense Dept, advises Far East ’ ______Specialhtd Karen Mauk. 'engineer for the AMtantic Refining head ye.sterday , when assistant Command to end U.S. .Vrm,v press i DOCK. STRIKE F.kDEta Tho Crstam of. Amorica't lltKk Cool it Specialized Me was identified aa H a y , Co.'s maritime division but had There were wndespread reports prosecutor John J. Mahon de­ YOU CAN m THI DIMiaiNCI SILENT GLOW yard censorship in Korea and Japan to- j l^adoa. Nev. S uTi —Nearly Actually Tintod Bhto For Your Pretoctlon. Gossard. 39. Sgt. RlUr said he IlvM not been'working since the early that some opposition leaders who manded that Manning be tossed day —Henry Fonda's doctor says t C.6M Laadoa strvedorae atarad WHIN YOU aUY JTI >Jn the ‘Immediate vicliilty" of the > art of the year. were caiididates for congressional off the Jury on grounds he fallM actor will have to miss movie (sork { Ike Urges Everyone Vote; or local offices had told their away from work today to pr^ With 'bluecoal' you're jure of top-quality hard DELCb - Mauk home In Conemaugh. a com- State Police said G<»=»rd's auto. to reveal a crime In his back- for' several days because cf stm-; teat nae of asa-oaioa track driv­ ‘blue 'coal*—tinted coal. -Tinted blue as a trade-mark, 'blue ,coal* Clean Up $1.49 W E Se p SPUN RAYON PIN CHEGie'< inunity of a l ^ t 8,000 on the out-1 has bMH impounded for use as pos- lamp sunburn acqui^ in attempt Clean U p (Cm Us Pago TUrteea) er. oo the docks, bat voted a$ bj^e ai a trade-mafk ■ burns clean and hot. And there's far leai'w’asie ■ skirta of Johnstow-n. : iibie evidence. YTiey added that (CfwIiBued MS Page Mae) to get suntan. / Adlai Hits Peace as Issue »ooa to got back ea Itae Jeta to- —If America'i•fioeit'- G.L $ 1.49 W ESCO PLAID PAINTED DESERT Asked abdut widespread reporta! tife marks were discovered near Joint * lunerol ^rvlee* are ar­ •BM'cew. Thia declaloa auHtad ■hard coaj! ^ ' than with ordinary, coal — le^s 'heed to' teqd that Goaaard. had admitted tha the gruesome cemetery scene ranged for fcxijr yUungsters who New York. Nov. 3 tPV—Adlai died yesterilay.a’ben'/'tpve exploded Washington .Nov. 2 -Preei- fqare that laat ateetta*s dfaHW* your furnace, when you heat the 'blue eoal*^ « - e $1.49 C O H A M A CHROMESPUN end , ' sls^ng,. Sgt. Blair replied: i i where Karen's i;nclothed body was E. Stevenson, 'making an election drat Elsenhower— in 'a last-hour trous eteppago ’ Btaglit bora; YOU CAN Ml THI DirnaiNCl TIMKEN COTTON TOWNPAR "No comment." found early last Friday about six and burned small rural borne eve appeal for the Democrats, hit Vlved. way.',-:' \ Seryfce ' Service ' Voder Heavy' Goord in ^shtsbuia,. Ohio . Screen star. effort to get the stoy-ai-homes tq V ■ hours after 'she left home. The at people who "would divide us vote, hea told the American people -WHIN YOU BURN iTI . So don't be color-blind when .you buy coal! REG. $ 1.49 AMERITEX VYANNEL ^ A ID and Blair said Gossard is being held cemetery was two miles from the Bette Davis says she is "sick” of on the matter of peace, for parti­ YORK under'heavy guard pn a charge of Call Herald After 7:30 paying allnjoay to her husband "there i-.- no such thing as sitting . PAMELA NEAR OKINAWA Cict'blue coal'today•*- Mauk residence. san advantage.” out an election.”- . . Xaalla. Nov. S kP) —The Mae Set the clear full FLOCKED SPUN RAYON FLANNEL "suspicion in connection with the A crack aquad of atate polIQc who started suit for $1,750 he The’Demecratic standard bearer murder'." claims she owes him. Eiaenhower's final, pre-election 1^ WeathtT, Baraaa aaM to te flame at 'blue coal* 'have been working on the .case declared: * radio and television talk last night Typkooa Patocte had ■------n l REG. $ I ;49 AMERITEX DACRON. RAYON and The nude body of. little Karen since a volunteer- fireman stumbled For Election Results Vici 'President Nixon plsns to ‘The cessation of hosUliUea in burnt... cimn. hot AH Parts Adequately Stocked — Try Us wras discovered early last Friday fly to Mtami, Fls. for week>, vaca­ w-as .virtually non-partisan in con­ Ito peak wiada to US bsUm a a and cconomiul I WOOUTWEED over Karen's body. More than 100 Korea on ternaa laid down during tent and dealt main(y with a ciU- b ear aa it awvod toward Old. ta a cemetery about two miles searchers combed “sp widespread tion after strenuou' election cam? a Democratic adminiatration ia sen's reeponaibiUty to vote from her home. She had left home area in the aearch. Ia^ I residents may learn t'ne results of today’s state paign touring . . Helicopter fiaa- represented aa a partisan achieve­ Sitting OB a sofa with Mre the previous evening on a "trt^- senger serviro connecting -Stam­ ment of the Republicans.” '' n - ■;i. The little girl wraa reported miss­ elections by cslliiig 'Die Hera!d tonight after 7:30, The Eisenhower beside him, the Presl-. ttoaed to gather ferca advMt^ ANIRJCA'i FINUT HARO COAL Telephone: Mitchell 9>0121 jlWT Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales or-treat” tour of the' neighbor­ ing within aa hour after she tot- ford and While Plains, N.. Y. a-llh He assailed "poliUcians < who dent . Mid any qcalified voter who hood. . Herald’s telephone nimiber is Mitchell 3-5121. LsGuardia Airport -will be inaug­ taw ea si SeMdto ftoat at S tcrad from the haiM in a pair of even attempt to make a partisan s t ^ s at home double# the ‘"value Miles aa hear. YOUR COMMUNITY SHELL DISTRIIUTOR Sgt. IDalr aald Goaaard wms ar* her mpther'a-high-heelod shoes. Members of The Herald .staff will be ready fof. the urated (at Stamford tomorrow'. ' issue of war and 'peace — who of the vote of anyione who does not rafted Sunday night- in neaiby. She wrore. one of her mother’s qglls and will Have unoffjciai tabulations of'the vote, , Actor Van .Jobiwon sayt he is would hare ua believe that one ^ le v e in the things you believe \ “teiTibl.v .shocked and -h u rf i b / BACKS U.S. ARMS PLAN THE W. G; GLENNEY CO. Bast Taylor. He oaid Coward wraa old dress##, a. falsa fact and 4m old- ^ 'Voting started at 6 o’clock this morning. aiM will con­ party is leM desirous of peace, an route home by w to after visit- hat. Part Of her parnpkernalin wras .suit fiied agaiast - him , by his thair another.’' ‘Therefore, he added,, "either • D a t e NMtoaa, K. T., MeV. t ■Inc n sUter In PhMdslphin. tinue until 7.o'clock tonight. . '.. . \ mother for sapport.^ . , Naugatuck 4D-^ThaU.K.- S34^NO. M A IN ^. TEL. Ml-f-S253 . feunfi ia a private garagf near her Reaetalag New Depths negatively or ..partttvely you ara MANCHESTER "We had him as n gboid suspect.’*^ home a 'aboin time M tort her body women tells police "car won't go. 'We are, -I 'Tcarhing new voting for what you believe in.” . De*dero,iu« requested Hot to call The Herald before aay slower because- of, overdrive ■n .X Rgt. Blair said, "and-were making wfas diacovera^ . . - 7 :30 tonight jbecaiise final results will hot be known until depths in the fairsuit of offloe,'* Biaenhowcer'a jo-m ihute talk •U aCforts to, picic him up. We when. aUe is. arrested by. Mate- Stoyenson said laat night in an came aftar VIca Prasldent NUon eTTJjrpiE*. .laaraad wban )io might ba appra- that time. • , Trooper for epaeding on Post Road aad aappUes far Daltoi * * • .A at MiKord. . (CtottaMitf ^ Xyra) , (CratfiMMfi ia p a Xira) i : ■ .. ' c % . y • IJ! ■ r-