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MANCHESTER^ CONN., THURSDAY,'N6 v EM H ^ 3, 1930 (OMHlflM A«fwtMag tm f A g » H ) PRICE PITS CKN1EB VOL. LXXX, MO. 29 (TWENTY PAGES) State News 'Raun Make Political Issue I ■■ II N -R e ^ ^ o n Head-c)ii By RENNIE TAYLOR Of Assassin Kills 2 Drivers (A P Sdeauxi Writer) Berkeley, Calif., Nov. 8 Darien, Nov. 8 (/Py—'T vfo urs —tA scientific group in this . t f a o . N ot, » “«:SK5«motorists were killed ewly to­ country’s hydrogen bomb lab­ Socialists today made a cam- terrorism' * that dominated prewar day in the head-on collision of oratory today reported what paign issue out of the suicide poliUcal life in Japan. their vehicles. appears to be a real— though of the ultra-nationalist youth Tokyo’s chief prosecutor, Sasao Killed were James E. O’Donnell, Nomura, admitted that guards at short-lived *— controlled ther who assassinated their narty 22, o f 928 Main St.,' Stamford, Dayal C | te 8 the juvenile home had been negli­ and John « . Sheridan, 26, of 263 monuclear reaction. , tofidcr. ^ K ♦ gent. “The fact that an important Elm St., New Canaan. The achievement was officially.- Socialitt poUticiana campaig:nlna criminal who created a public fitror described as “ an encouraging ad­ for the Nov. 20 parliamentary elec- Police said the accident oc­ can commit suicide^ is due to a curred shortly after 1 a.m. on vance" in the quest for a means New tiona .charged that laxity on the grave error orf the part of the de­ if Hoyt Street about 800 feet north of producing , useful power from part of Premier .Hayato Ikeda'a tention home,” he said. hydrogen atom. A successful eonaervatlvo government had al­ of Lynh ^Court. , • . Tamaguchl had been transferred O’DonnelJ^, in an auto, was thermonuclear reactor could pro­ lowed IT-year-old Otoya Yama- to the home Wednesday afternoon duce power from the boundless Of Belgians fuchl to hang himaelf with torn traveling sou'th at the time, from the Central Police Head­ Sherlden was traveling north in a Supply of hydrogen in ocean wa­ bodaheeta Wednesday night in his ter. quarters to await a decision wheth­ pickup truck. * By MAX HARRELBON cell in a Juvenile detention home^ er he would be tried in a juvenile Annoimcement of the feat was Soburo Eda, acting leader of the Both drivers suffered fractured United Nations, N. Y.^ Nov. court or a criminal court. He was skulls and other injuries. made by the University of .Cali­ godalist party, condemned what fornia’s Livermore lAboratory. At 3 <;P)— S ecreta ry -g en erw D a g ha called “ the aalonlahing Irre- lying quietly oif his bed when'the Polide said the two vehicles col­ nightly roll call was taken. Two lided . in the center of the road, the^ same time Dr. Frederic H. Hammarskjold today laid oponaibUlty ngo tegime of •Officials of the home said un- Gatlinburg, Tenn. ' making campaign, capital out of Accident Totah , Joseph Mobutu Rnd call- the assassination of their leader, With a system of powerful Inejiro Asanuma. They charge the (Conttaued on Page Nineteen) Hartford, Nov. 3 (A>)—'The State magnets, Dr. Coensgen and as­ or a government of con­ Mqtor Vehicle Department’s daily sociate squeezed a cubic inch of ciliation in which all warding record of autoiinobile accidents as hydrogen until it reached a tem factions'would take part. of last midnight and the totals on perature o f .35 million degi*ees The long'^waited report was the same dqte last year; centigrrate (60. millIon\degr«®a from his speeial representativa, U.S. Lofts Spinning 1959 1960 fahrenheit).’ Indian Diplomat RAjeshwar Dayal, Accidents 27,049 30,759 (e*t.) In that state some of the hydro­ who blamed a new hmux of Bel­ Killed 195, 218 gen atoms presumably fused to­ ., } •* gian naUonale for pan).pf toe dif­ Injured 16,700 .17,350 (est.) gether in palm , and formed a light -»------■ \ ' • ficulty in the tronUed^ African - ;re variety o f helium, with the p fo- country. duction of a cloud o f nuetrons and i' Lmcoln*$ Kin Die* ’.A*’ ' Dayal made it plain that h r ^ Greenwich, Nov. 3 (AV—Funeral a' release of more than three mil­ lieved the Mobutu coup had g t a ^ . Canaveral Fla.. Nov. S (d>)tin daU gathered from this sea of services will be held Saturday for lion volts of electrical energy per ly complicated the situaUon. He • »-anaverai. pia., j which extends atom as by-products. — A 90-pound “ spinning " sa- electrical particles which extends Mrs. Mary Ann Todd Moriarty, 96, ■aid it had stymied All normal poli- from 60 miles to about 1,000 miles Greenwich. She died yesterday. The reaction lasted one- XT tleal activity and had actually be­ tellita whirled into orbit today to thousandth .of a second, Dr. Coeng- begin A e most extensive study above the Earth’s surface. She was a niece o f Mary Ann come “ the principal fomenter o f A powerful 76-foot Juno 11 rocket Todd Uncoln, wife of President sen said. This represented the' lawlessness." aver attempted of the Earth’s amount of time that power was m ionosphere. blasted off from this missile teat Abraham Lincoln, and was the ■ 4 Dayal spoke of the office pf chief Center st 12:23 a.m. today. Its four widow of Richard T. Moriarty. a produced. Although far too short JSt state, held by Joseph - The sateiUte, officially desig­ to be practical, the production In­ nated Explorer VUI, is designed to stages fired with clocklike preel'- former Morristown, N.J. judge. bu. as one of the two Congo InsUtn- slon and boosted the payload to -Mrs. Moriarty was also a direct terval .,was much longer than any­ ^ v e solenUsts a better under­ thing of the kind heretofore re­ tlons whose foundations qtill stand. necessary orbital speed of more descendant of the Rev. Abraham k The other was the now inaeUve standing of the mysterious elec- ported. than 18,000 miles an hour. todd, .first minister of the Congre­ parliament which was dissolved trlcsdly-charged ionosphere lay­ Mostly the ' experiments on Among the various groups of. Democrats attending a rally at'the Cow palace fri Sait Francisco ers which reflect radio signals TvC’o hours after launch, NASA gational Church in Old Greenwich. by Mobutu. Once security is eetab- announced the “ spinning top” was thermonuclear -reaction have in last night to hear Sen. John F. Kennedy speak, was this group of aupportort fWto San Franclsco’a iMclc^to Cftrtli. volved time lapses of only a few Chinatown. They brought their own sign lettered in Chinese characters. (A F Photofax). lished, he said, these two institu­ The experiment could lead to in ofbit. It is so nicknamed be­ Former Mayor Dies tions might serve as a medium for cause it is shaped like a child's toy millionths of a second. improved communications between Putnam; Nov. 3 (A')-,-Former The researchers cited two things bringing political stability. eonUnenta, shipa and planer. It top and spins during flight fpr The Dayal report was submitted stabilization. Jt .is 30 Inches in M y o r Ledn X. Talbot, 67, of Put­ that made the experiment' look also could open the vray for more nam, is dead. likfe a real thermonuclear reaction. Kennedy Sees to the assembly along with an ox- effective contact with communi­ height and diameter. One of these was the length of Nixon Says Ike’s Help change of correspondence between The satellite spun into a path Talbot, who served as the city's cations ratellites like the recent- the power interval. It meant Hammsnkjold and toe Belgium with an apogee (farthest point chief ‘executive for two years ly-Iaunch^ Echo and Courier and the hydrogen was contained iP''me government and with MoWa froth the earth) of 1,450 miles and starting 1932, and four tarms in Arizona^ U.S. with future'manned space craft. magnetic grip for a signliicant _ j Tshiombe, prime minister o f perigee (closest point) of 215 the Legislature from 1928 to 1936, died yesterday at the Newington length of Ume. Clinches GOP Victory official o f the National miles. ’This Is fairly close to the in­ Aeroaauties and Bpacp Adminis­ Veterans Hospital after a long Heretofore one ot J ilt preblems For DeiRocratelJTI^?,“’Si.’W “ «; tended orbit of iOO to 1,000 miles. has been that wjifin the magnet account. tration .(NASA) reported the euc- Each pais around the world takes illness. He retired „in 1955 after operat­ squeezes the atoms too bar^ they CidunMa, S.C., - Nov.------8 (F)— — f ------Nixon .to continue------hiS--- campaign — The UJ7, Command, he said. e e a ^ l oMiiting o f gbcplortr A^in .112 minutes. becoroe-jlttory -SMafi- wriggiy ro t of Vico President RlchArd M. Nto- ing" "and Elsenhower to return to En Route with Kennedy, Nov, 3 was maintaining contact with gives the D n!^ States a com­ ing Talbot’s Ne\Wi Store for many Officials reported the payload’s years. its clutches before they can be on, bidding for Dlxio votoa, to- Washington. (F)— Senr-John F. Kennedy said Kaaavubu And Mobutu. He manding edge over the Soviet un­ transmlter was working fine. fuseditogether. • day accused Sen.. John F. Ken­ Before hla departure, Nixon day.Arlzona and the neUon "are I menUoned deposed Premier Pa- ion in exploration of the iono­ He leaves his widow, Mrs. Helen Explorer VIII Is the 26th Earth Tht other significant thing was nedy of espousing foreign policy claimed that “if the tide contin­ golng Democratic next week.” trice only in a faotnal sphere. Bashaw Talbot; and a daughter, satellite successfully orbited by Henrietta Talbot. Funeral servlc at the reaction supposedly pro­ which could bangle too nation ues, I will win by one of the big­ review Of The Congo events. Robert Bourdeau. head of the the United States in less than will be held tomorrow momi: duced 10,000 helium qtoms by put- into w ar. gest electoral vote victories ever,” ionosphere branch of NASA’s God­ ttree years. Russia has launched In remarks prepared for a Nixon accused his Democratic raS“ n PhSnix toaf /ri^Sna’s « « rSiC"to t o S Sen" Barry dard Space Flight Center, said six into orbit. (Continued on Page 'Twelve) raUy at too State Bouse after opponent,' Sen. John F. Kennedy, published reports indicate Russia ’The newest U.S. artifical moon is Ex-Legislator ums of “ whistling in. the dark” and being Introduced by former Gnv. ?oric^t'hr A r iz r a ^ ’U^^S^ | has been probing the ionosphere “another aimed at collecting valu- Durham,. N<#v. —Former JAnies F. Bryneo, a Democrat ’obviously getting pqnlcky” in exerting strong Influmce on too with, rockets and until today was Democratic state^Awslator Fred­ for NixMi, toe Vloe Fresident claiming the Democrats have the bag" for the Republicans. adr^istration baekad'by Mobutu. “Judging from the people who eonsldend even with this country (Continued on Page Seven) erick- H. Page,/<6. Uurham; .died Workers Dust said: “The South wiU refiiM to edge. He blamed the Bolgtona for a yesterday in^a private hospitai gamble on untried, mnlnfonned The Vice President expressed turned out here,” said Kennedy, growing hostile attttude on tbo here. v leadenh^ in foreign ’affaire. confldenee he will carry New York “it’s a mighty thin bag.” « the Mobutu government He wAa a founder of the Durham Aiito Union as The Souto will resentfully, re­ State, wllh Ite vital 45 electoral Arizona^ largest poliUcal turn­ toward too UJ7. Command. Many In Chemistry and Physics FaiiT^saociation, and a former in- votes. out of the year greeted Kennedy. of the young eommlsslonere in spMtor for the State Food and ject a candldato who keeps In- sIstinA that America Is Second Eisenhower made no statement that foitomiSent, he said, woro I M g Commission. He served one 10,000 at the airport, 2,000 at a I - . . . — . Sikorsky Agent rate.’^^’'^— on his depulure.. oonstanUy accompanied ’by Bel- term in the General Assembly in Climaxing a day ‘of vigorous breakfast and 5,000 at an outdoor | 1917. jtluigglng tar the Nlxbn-Lodge speech. (Oonttmied aa PAge Twelve) Nahel^rizes Awarded Page leaves a daughter, Mrs. Stratford, Nov. 3 (A5 — Produc­ By MARVIN L. ARROdVaMriH He added that Goldwateris pres- Homer E. McNutt. Philadelphia, tion workers at the Sikorsky plsmts New York, Nov. 3 (F) -r— Vico I Icket, Eisenhower last night IdehUal nomination proepects in Pa. The funeral wlli.be held Moit- President Nixon headed south to­ touched oH-tiimultoue acclaim in of United Aircraft Corp. have ex-' 1964 may be improved 'iMcaUM day. day, jubilahtly predicting that champkmlng toe GOP candldatea To Two U.S. Scientists pressed their dissatisfaction with PrMident Elsenhower’s campaign­ and in hitting Kennedy at a par­ we’re going to retire Mr. Nixon to the United Automobile workers by ing for him here yesterday put ty rally, in Manhattan’s Coliseum. beautiful California.” Bulletins Stockholm) Nov. 8 (A') — Two Soil Engineer Dies voting to* UAV7 out as their bar­ the cUncher on a Republican vic­ So tremendous was the acclaim, Kennedy- struck at the Repub­ American aclantlsts — Dr. Wil­ Wllllngton, Nov. 3 (A>)—Samuel gaining agent. •-‘ tory Tuesday. . ■o many times was Eisenhower lican record on conservaUon and .Tstotm Htnith .Tr 50. Wllllnyton am tha AP W iw lard F. Ubby aner o f the Molnar, Cape May Court House In the ousting of the UAW Is-mak- Yard .... The Rev. Martin Luther lit Fight for New -York Xptes- Ing a bid to step into the vacancy. King Jf. can’t vote in M on ^ m - reports ttot Jack faculty the University of Call- N.J. general manager of tiio fomla at Berkeley, was named the ITimeral services vill be held Daring the strike that began at ery, Ala. Nov. 8 because of Unpaid poll. taxes, county officlala have kec farm c l ^ to RIchiBOBd, physics laureste for invention of here Saturday, with burlid the (OonOnoed on FAg Seven) ruled. would be brought here to banillA: ' the "Bubble Bath Chamberi’ for next day in Leads Point, N. J Ike’s Tour with Nixon I the financial detalla. . . . tjie. photographing of,I atomic Bridgeport, Conn.. Socialists, who set a long list of records in former psiiflciea. Superheated Uqi^d in the BENSON LAUDS BSE BBOOBD chamber slowa down the high- Mayor Jasper McLevy's 24-yesr ad­ ministration, hAve tome husband Miami Beach. Fl»* Nov. 8 (F) - apeed particles until they' appear —Agriculture Sccrctanr Earn in photographs sa a string of wife teams of: osndldiries on Uielf Presidential l^ace Bets city ticket for the Nov 8 election.. Taft Bcnsoa.today datasod too bubbles. Preetdent Chlsng Ksi-Shek spiUit Eiaenhower admtaletrathMi' bao They weire the 73rd and 74th (NOTE: JAck Beil, veteniiAepeecb the ^ecUve "senseleM” ■lx days, Includmg bis birthday “ reverend thb trend o f 80 y e « n Americans I to win Nobel prists, Weehlngton poUttoel r ^ r t o r . htob which hs hAd used to deecribe that Ruled Illegal in Nevada Monday, vtsttoig the Nathmalist. gtvee hto aaelyeto o f the efteote at conflict to remarks he' had pre- toward a eOntrelled and eoHel since the snnoal swards were first Iscd agriculture." held offshore ieland of QUbmoy, hie Preetoent Etoenbewer’e Mew York psrsd to advance. In aa addreja given in 1901. Each will receive .1 . ftret visit there in six monthe. “W e ‘Here weak because the prepAted for delivery bcfOio too DB. WHiMiBD' F. LOmV counpalgnlag ter VIee Preetdent a for f <3,627 from the, triut government had cut back our arm­ N a ti^ ABaoototkn of Oeoa^* fluid left by ,01fred Nobet, the in­ By DWIGHT DYER trol Bbard ChAlrman Rey union leader Boyd Payton NUon.) ---- ed foroea to their lowest ebb since- Agrleultural Agcnta. Bmmoa saM ventor of dynamitd Oarson Q ty, Nev„ Noy. 8 AbbaUcchio agreed. and aeven companions went to But In Reno, Diet. ,.'Atty. prlaon today,, fouowlng conviction By JACKBBIX toe begtontog of World War n, there te a need for ‘Vea gevase- Other Nobel award wlimersthis tJPi — ’ News of a forgotten WUUam Rqggio ■

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< S' / MANCHESTER EVEND<& HERALD, BfANCliaSTER, CONN, THURSDAY, NOYEM?ER 8, 1966 ..V . ■ ■ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* TBrtHlSDAY, NOVEMHEB 8, 1960 ■ ______- ■ - . ' • . , . • ^ .. » • ^ . • ■ ■ . ■ • ------— ...... ^ ------^ A G V F p U B Events Canceled . Jackson Explains Thin Progrant Ike Aide Denies At Rec Center / U.S. in Recession Dr. Peale’s Shift TV-Radio Tonight Plnyed Jilhlor nctlvitle*. at the West Side Rec and Community Y will be Lios Angeles, Nov. 8 —"We Edison, N. J„ Nov. 8 US) -e-Sin, SPACE AGE LEADEHNIF FOISECUIITY JUMD PEACE The Baby . Has Homy M. JmeluOn o f WgaUncttm, By Symphony suspended Friday, Saturdajf-, Mon­ not in a recession,” says Sec- chaiman of tho Democratic Na­ ■ /' »t- I • ” day and Tuesday because of the 4r < * ■» 0 ^ a e ^ |reUry- of Commerce Frederick TelevMon tional Committee, Mid last night hationsl election on Tifeaday. Mueller. “W e are imdergdlng tnat the Rev. Norman Vlcent By JOHN OltVBER Voting machines are now being ••• 6:O0'^Bic IThMter (In profress) 3^ 8*10 It Maaterson - 10, 18, Ornamental Iron Sho|i Been Named I what Is an inventory readjust- y First fihfwrShow f(In' 1*1 ‘ progress; M Peala ravaraed what Jaehaon call- ■*rhe Hartford Symphony Or­ set up In' the buildings. Inient” Early Show (in Progress lad aa aiitIRANE BRISBOIS, Pii^rieior I terday: Film book.” 1 Mr. Mahler conducted well, the 'and gym and game room activities. RE-ELECT MIJVI Jackaon gaid Dr. "Feale, who "Personal Income''Is at an all- Cartoon Playhouse orAestra played well, the soloist, Adult bowling progranis will 6:16 folltlcat Program ' W h r s . Jolted 260 other Proteatant cler- Mr. Hanson, performed well, but Ohristopher Mark, »on of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ott, 52 Well* I time high. Auto sales for October 9:80 Plaao Pq (^ierate a.s usual, as: well a* the Country Style |mea in wglhg caution about WILL HOLD AN OPEN HOUSE the' whole thing failed' to be. very Volleyball league at the West Side He was bom O ct 27 at Mancheater Memorial Hospital. His ma­ were the highest in hlstorjr. There Brave Stafllon S S S ttm ena^big a Roman Catholic preai- are imft spoU in steel and hous­ Hews. Weather A Sports 8. 8. ■ exciting.^ Monday. ternal giwdparents are Mr. and Mrs. Tony Guelmette, Claremont Wild Bill HlckOck daht, wfui being flnanelally hurt by The teult, cl think, lay In the ing, but other .phases of the eco- ^ibnt^chahlea 10, 40, N. H. His paternal grandparents are Mr. apd Mrs. Richard O tt 6:46 John Daly 8. 10:00 QMd^o Man 33, new n^lw a’ dropping his ayndi- FRIDAY, NOV. 4,610 9 fJN . cholc'e of program which com­ Claremont N. H. He has, two brothers, Gregory Dean, 8, and I nomlc picture are sound.” Douglas Edwards 6. .Million Dollar Movie 7:(X> Johnny Midnight x cated column. prised a varied assortment o f goo

■I- ■ - ■n: .*'• -f ■! • . 196b ' PACT iafridi'' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,| THtJRSDAt, NOVEMBER 8, 1980 ,U PAGE SIX the elehtian haa hecomo a foniial . I . -,* ■ organisation since the Aijra of the % per cent ot total edueatlonal rk e rs Oust tha dovalopment of a future plahe Completion 9 t » . trahaaetion. We strike and iToWiijji known aa the are the one who, if sent out to buy Rtvallgn&res Mr. Aroheon *o voted deapito the 'U.S. Wis which the Elaenhower admlnlatra- a telephone b<»|^ could be- solil ftbet that In ISM he ran on a plat­ Indeptodent. j^ rh i^ t Guild. Hie Uon had, until now, refused to con- Cannecticut OKN AN ACOOUNT Auto Union as idle Empire State buildiiig. So we form promttinif tneroaead State lAG wants :to be"'th'f ’new union / ^a So An J aider im advisable project." Per- were’ home, with tlije? befpre,'we Fiscal Plight^ aid to oducation." X . ", ■ —stHotiy tbcal In nature, without hape the adminUtnttlon hM now, )^nkee^ •Tgr noticed .that tha sellar of oUr LhBiaed Timat FOR Sikorsky Agent ties to any nationwide labor group. Americgn X reticed Its technical eattmattoin o f new conveyance had thrown in. ■ ’ $51 . John F. Clancey, attorney fOt By A. fl. O. . (OoBtlnned from Pago One) the lAO, said last night about out future military neCdt. But along with Ita guaranteed ahtfiie' [ Shea Retorts and Atty. Pigeon bed acceipted l i {Continned tram Page One) block, a livid algi) on the rear A ThoBRht for Todbf or add that amouat to yoar pnw- 000 workers have signed LegioiiiiofrD liomethlrig much mow" .earthy and .■paaderad by tka ent aecouBtaaireeelvofriMahaai- able acientifie data on space pro- ot the, remaining 23 fbr dut)r be­ the new organisation, It has been noted, anij Inter­ bumper, exhorting everybody tO" Free fore the supply of jurpri ran out In theM two plants June 7 and ended polltlcAl la the likely ekplanatlon^ Atty. John IV 8 h « Jr„ said to­ OawMn af eome hamnsered ahnnlanm iaaB- 'pertiea — Information which will list reaches 2,500—CIi preted! as a sign of lack of interest “Vote No-^-Katp Taxes Down.”'; day that Domoiiratle Btate Rap- iated food warmer. For oaek addi­ early afternoon, SheiW. Nicholas with a vote to return to work __ Bt«i7 ICT«nlli|l The Democrata have beep hoyrtfng This, like our own previous can one day prove helpful to man In this would be in about one .more In the present election, that there rasantatlv# Irving Aronson "ahnuld tional $M yon may pnrehaso onb hlz everydayydi life. Previous Afnerf Pawluk and several deputies- plied Sept, p , a group of non-union Join Today! ‘Mid Holiday* B nltr'd aboiit the adnilnlslTatlon’j lag; in didste sticker, was in the same ”1 n»vrr:m ndnd any so raliglout the streets of Boekville to secure -workere began agitating for . re­ month—the TAG will "approach the at MucncdFr Cdna are relatively few ca'mpaigfi stick be intalligent atiough to knoM that for M.0O. can aatellitlea laiinched this year Sikorsky management «md ask to Hall Matter defenae apen'ding. ’Hiia. Teleaae- of livid oolor knd applied with the the Btate'a .ftscaV troubles will not and d « v ^ that be had not soqte- GiHs adldtlonal veniremen. About a moval of the UAW aa bargaining B era on automobiles ill 1960. Cam­ same defiant qualities of adhesion U it^ rm th d raw iiig of graco,' or have pioneered the way to. use dozen people were brought to court be recognised aa the new bar­ lUBSURIPTIUN RATkS " ftlitd,a. for a project tiie - adminia- bs cured by ignoring tjiem or pre­ apace for better weather forecaitt, agent.'They'sclid a majority of the gaining agent. Payafala la Myaaoa paign headquarters for both par­ which have become routine for tending that they do not exist" f e l t ^ t acme decrekse of aeai- and dismissed bhfore the two a ^ workers no longer supported the tratiorb dlrtnlt olri^ally want to modem political stickers. They go . whin you ©pin s OPEN AN AOOOUNT worldwide communications and ac- The company had nothing to Taar .. ties are "finding the stickers hard . There waa never eaint ao highly tomeyS' agreed that t«one should UAW and asked the NLRB to step HotiUia approve."><|ireaentJ a campaign on beautifully; they never come Bhea’s jibe followed Aronsoii’s ript and illuminated, yri>o first or iiiW account or' .Curate ship navigation. say last night, about the outcome itfte Montlia to give away. And it is Indeed comment earlier this week thet^ Russia’s space launchings — complete the" jtffy panel. in and settle the dispute with an n# MontM •.#••••••••••*•******** "iM anawer to thfiae^ Democratic howla. off. ' ‘ r laet was not tempted. add to your i>res- FOR $ $ Reed rested his Casa v^erday. election. ^ of the election or whether it LiggBtt SpBBial a«*»*••••«••••••••*•* JO noticeable in the streets and out Shea, a Republican candidate for 2 achieved with more powerful .01 What <^oea I t 'i^ v e ? t>oea It Since then, we have been cam­ the General Assembly,. shoulAdls- For he Is not worthy of the high int account. In Nickerson's defeniH, -Pigeon . yeaterday's poll'waa Che result. would welcome the lAG as the on the highways that the cam booster rockets — have lisually attacked the tWo cpnfesslpns aitd new union. prove that the D«npcrata ha,ve pelgn ia not wearing ita uauhl paigning. to unwitting effect in a cuss issues and not" merely "mouth contemplation of God, who hath- or add that amount to yoor pres­ been more apectaculair. But U.S, Of 5,092 employes eligible to vote, nurnher of communities. not been exerciaed with some trlbii-' qtiestioned whetbep^hey were re­ 4,825 did. About 75 ballots were in ,the campaign to woo mem­ TMB ASSb^TBD TOli4» _^ , been right? Doea it medHthe Ei- livid proclamation.s of bumper to prases handed down frqih State iQilfir cood at our ent acconnt and receive free either scientists believe this nation is liable. In. the cpiifessions, Nickes- TKa A»*oclataJ,¥raaa la axcli^raly bumper loyalty to one act of can­ When we parked in one town (GOF) headquarters” -'' bn the latlon for ^pd's sake. a Heat-'n-Serve platter and tray er far ahead-in gathering informa­ found unacceptable for one reason bers, the I AG has emphasized that MKItlad ta the Ufa of rei>ubllcaUm at aenhower adminiatration adjTvits it we Were against a consolidation of Foe temptation going before is Covintry Branch, son had implicated his two broth­ ill oa*a dtapatctiM errtitad la tu or didates or the other. charge that DemoerMi grejeadlng a 4-piece plaeo aetUng of Wallaoo tion about space conditkme. . or another.' the dues would be $1 per month, ha.a been wrong? VVr doubt it. town and city governments. wont to be a aign of coimbrt to fol­ ers, Loyal imd George, and a ihirid $4 leu than UAW dues. otherirtao credlfeo In lhl» OMter We are not sure this may not the Sjtate govempient to “fiscal ^ u ti i<81, slfio- Stainless tableware. For eneh ad­ I&tplorer y u i is the first of sev­ man, LepMamista. The group that iiotlHoned for j« also the local news piibllshed ber* What it proves is that there ta In another town we passed ruin.” Aronson declined to respond low.” , • • .1 ditional $25 yon may perches# eral planned satellites whose mis­ All rtgbU of .raouMleatlon af_»p^lai be. more a lack of enthuSiaam for For unto thoao that are provgd Undeh P i g e o n’s questioning, a campaign on, that and little the modern campaign atickera through we flaunted opposition to to the charge, either for 2.50. ) sion will be to chart the ionosphere Jilapatchts harsln ars also rssatwsil by tempUtlona heavenly comfc^ State Trooper George Liawrence more. Tlie llSS,000,000 may. still be than lack of support for an.v par­ the adoption of a modern council Shea today said "If I had a role above the 400-mile level. The low­ lid later investigation showed Guaranteed . Jtill oerrlc# client of N- B A. SarT' manager charter. ie promised. "To liim that over- er region has been thoroughly lee. Inc \ a waste of money. But, If that ticular 'candidates, flot long ago. In the lirasponsible fiscal mleman-' eomoth.” said He,’ "I wUl give to X Amish . and Nickerson’s two To Oiv< Yea' fSibllshers KepresenUUees The a cracked engine block made it Elsew here,.we found ourselves iflr mapped by relatively small eoui^-; A Very Julius Mathews Speetal Aaencr New prospect doea not concern the agemet that took place in the lest oat of tile tree of life.'^ ------^ brothers coilld not have been in­ BUY A CAKE FOR NOVEMDER 8 advt.sahle for lis- to get rid !.of a accosted by rather indignant good session of tho legislature, I might Ing rockets which propelled R e ­ volved. Enjoyable . .Tfork • Chicaito “ ~DetVolf ^ and‘ Bostoh. Democrats aa they cry for In­ ladies Who wanted to know how "The Imitation of Cturtet-” ^ HBHBBTt A't/brr BiniEAU o r secondary, conveyance of.purs, And also want to forget about It at this by Thomae a’ Kompis . loads on straight lip-and^own Nickerson’s wife, Adele, gave Smoko StBctnwfnowi creased apendirg, why should the one of the rea.sons WT were glad in the world an intelligent looking, time.^ S A V I M G S flights. /■ testimony Indicating that at tho. CITIZENS FOR KENNEDY W IU APPRECIATE egg-head type of conveyance like Submitted by . ' 2nds OF A NATIONALLY •K The Herald PnnUnf Company IM.. Republicans worry? to see It go was that It meant Wfe "As for other iMues, Mr. Aron­ Lawrence F . Almond, Russia has gained rn^st of her time of the ’breaks, Nickerson was ADVERTISED CIGAR assumea no financial responsibility for were free, at la.st. of our rear oufa could, possibly be against son is fully aware that my running cl}id L O AIV Ionospheric knowledge from sound­ home asleep. The breaks were See You At He^quarthm—991 Main Street WHICH SELLS FOR lOo tyMcraphtoal errors appesrina In ad- This ia not the first instance In ■much needed addition to that . ' Paatbr-- A < ^ < I \ I I «> V. wartisemenls and other readinr matfK hiimpcf’s proclamation of siipport mate, A. Lawrence Biker, and my­ South Methodist Ghurch ing rockets and a single experi­ made on Jan. 22'and Feb. 11, 1060. Saturday, November 5—From 10:90 A.M, On W TTie Mancbeirter Evenlna Herald. which the EJienhower administra­ for a certain, candidate back in town's public library. ment In Sputnik m , Bpurdeau Under cross - examination by Beg. 84.75. self have gone on record a* favor­ - O kes — Cupcakes . —"Bread — CandyCookies —. tion, In reaponse to Democratic UI.'iS. We had no particular ob­ In towns which, don’t have any ing such', programs aa increBsed JH SIIE S TOTAL ata TONS said, texplorer V m haa eight oepr Reed, Mrs, Nickerson said Her hus­ Box 50. * Dlaplay adeertlsina cinsina hours; campaigning, has abandoned its Immediate projects of their own, arate meaguring instruments. band was. working steadily during Hopi^^e Jellies — Jams Plokles, etc. 7 For 25c1.79 for■ Honda*—1 « m FrldiFrldiy jection, in 1958, when some en-. State aid to education, reductiop Ohii^go. The average houae- If you wish to donate food, please bring your specialty to Po* Tuesday—1~ . p m IfonoayH^' . o"wn conaidewd estimates ot our thiisiastlc spreader of part.y fer­ we evoke sympathy for whatever in the size of the HTouae of - vfife ^ho does not-own or manry Radio Aignals normally bounce the day and very seldom went oiit Kir Wednesday-1 n m Tuesday kind of struggle we are supposedly back mnd forth between the Karth at night. If he did go out, she said, Citizens for Kennedy Headwarters bOtwebetween 9:80 AM. and 10:00 Perfectos and PanateDaa or Thursda*—1 r m Wednesday real defense needs and loosed ad­ vor emblazoned our bumper with reaentatives to one member per an autbmatie dishwaaher waahos AJVf., Saturday, Nov. 5, 1060: , mda*—1 p m. Thursday. the particular name tn question. having back ip our own hbme town, redlatricting of the State an estimated S40 tons of - dlshea and the Ionosphere like light re­ it was to the store for groceries. LIGGEn DRGO Baturday—f p m. Priday ditional defense spending. town. "What are they tr.ving to layed along a series of imrrora. "■you couldp’t-ask for a better If you Wish to have food pickM-np, pli call Headquarters, JlaaslflH deadfinr’ IO to a m — As we recall It, we may even have Senate, optional party le'vers on during her'life. GOP Candidates an House Tour MI 8-1016, Friday, Nov. 4. dky of publteallon eaeant Saturday- We. concede, of course, that the voted for him. Nor, in this par­ put over'on you?” friendly people voting machines, and the eatabliah- This helps, make intercontinental husband or father,” she said. PARKADE Nickerson has beSn in the state Republican candidates enjoyed cider and talked politics last night at the A. Lawrence Riker resi­ J a . m -______Democratic position may he cor­ ticular instance, did the fact rthat want to know. We tell.them the meht of a family relations division radio commimications possible jail In Tolland since May, awaiting dence, Highland Park, while on a tour of several Manchester homes, From left are Mrs. Gerard rect—that It la possible we really he ran and loat embarraaa ns. not politicians are always up to some­ of the Superior feourt.” despite the curvature of the Earth. T hri^ay. November * thing, and let it go at that. Howllowever, the composition of the trial. Miller; Riker, a State representative candidate; Atty. John F. Shea Jr., Republican town chairman should spend more for defense, no for the first year. But by 1960 a Bhea added he. found Aronsqn’s and Rlker’s running mate; Harry McGuire, former Police Chief Herman Schendel; and Miss Betty new race was on, and the name The moderp question, about support of increased state ala to Ionosphere changes constantly be- Specifically, he la being tried on 1/ matter what kind of defense It is. oauae of auch things as .solar two counts of breaking and enter­ Dzladus. (Herald Photo by Oflara). Silfiit NatSona Reatire? we carried was not even being a campaign sticker, is not whether education "particularly amwing ing and one count of larceny. Be­ But the process of national de­ Candidate. and, althoiigh we don’t" your sentiment Is strong and clear . . >'when. In the last seaaion storms, auroral displays and other cision has hot, in these Instances, natural phenomena such ,aa sun- fore the trial began, a third count B O U T O h T V D ™ W« hope for adoption of the mind driving around in ancient for the moment of the campaign he merely voted to continue State of breaking and entering, the re­ been the process of decision by ex­ cpis, we were glad to get rid of an It la whether, win or lo.ie, you aid under the same formula - light amd night-time shadow. Halloween Party fpeclal^, resolution Introdtioert at These shifts sometimes disrupt sult of a>break at the Bar-83 Food the United Nationa General Aa- perts. It has been a decision by old. campaign. want to he stuck with it for years adopted in 195?.” Ranch last .winter, was nolled. Our search for a replacement led to come. The easiest way to get ‘'Wltb- increased costa,” Shea communications.'’ Sometimes radio aembty Politiral' Committea by i rarmpaisn poiittcs. The extra de- signals are absorbed in the iono­ Reed said the former proprietor For Young Adults ns into another town, When.^ mak­ rid of one is a ' cracked engine continued, “this actually resulted of the Bar-83 had moved to Cali­ NOTICE! Pin YourHopesOn fens* spending spurred by the sphere. Other times they zip right Canada, with Nonvay and .Sweden ing a purchase of this kind we block, but we can't afford that In a reduction of the State's con­ fornia and was not available to The -young adult group of the co-sponsors. campaign may save us, one day. It tend to become over-urgent for the every two yekrs. tribution from 28 per cent to 22 through into space. "By thoroughly "studying the testify. , Manchester Association for the It la a reaolutlon which calls for may prove a comptetf. and inexma- Judge John P, Cotter wkS to de­ lonoephere with satellites,” an of­ Help of Retarded Children attend­ the creation of a special commit­ able waste of funds. No one really ficial explained, "we hope to learn liver his charge to the jury this knows, or cares, when there ia a noon. ed a Halloween party last evening ALL A\ANCHESTER tee on the disarmament question — why this occurs and to find means at the Bunce Center, Olcott St. a committee of epeclsl composition pol^lcal campaign to be fought. * ' of overcoming it. W.e 'also Want to Prizes , for the best boy’s cos­ and assignment. It would be made ANNUAL find means of sending signals tumes were awarded to Gerald DOWNTOWN YOU'LL NEVER BE DISAPPOINTED! up of smsll or middle sized nations through, the ionosphere to com­ Girl Chases Pup, Talbot, first prize, and Henry municate with space -vehicles.” DomOcrorie eOiKlickitt to tha Stata Logiskrtura not now possessed of the bomb. It Voles Already Counted? Som-brlc, second. Mias Sylvia Pet­ Boudreau suggested that per­ 'Runs into Truck erson won first prizo and Misa STORES from tha Town of Bolton a-ould giir.’ey the status of dlssrm- \V» don't know how he knows haps a chemical like halogen could Ann Carlson, second, for the best ament negotiations, as between the be rocketed aloft and sprayed over what he says he knows; In fact, he Brenda Rush, 3, of Wapping U girl’s . John htoDermott Is intelligent, hardworking—a student ot powers which do hays the bomb, certain areas to prevent patches doesn't know, and la jua.t giieaslng. out of danger and restihg com­ William Columbe and Yvonne good government^—a man of unimpeachable character, and report next April 1. presum­ of ionization from forming. Maythew shared first place,as win­ OPEN But what Herald'Tribune column- C harm ' The "spinning top” is expected fortably today after she ran Into n ils adv. paid for by friends of the candidate. ably with findings as to what i Ro»coa Drummond supposes ners in games of taleijt, and Misa to otbit for severar years, but its a moving truck yesterday. A Sylvia Peterson apd-Gerald Talbot THURSDAY and FRIDAY might be done to break the hig I rtoes make-a i Interesting srtrhe- transmitter is designed for a life­ apokeaman ' for the Manchester won second prizes. powera out of their endless and j tning to file away and check with. RAIN w time of only two or three months. Memorial Hospital reportP her Judges were Donald. Fairlee, in­ enduring deadlock after the voteji of Nov. 8 are actu­ An official estimated It Would take condition as satisfactory. structor "at Southbury Training Thla propeaed committee might SHfNf six to 12 months,to analyze data State police report that the lit­ School; John Craig, chaii;man. Thr Bn nl< that y - v ,- s y o u PI ANN^P S r r (/ « ( f Y ally cast and counted. - received. EVENINGS fill what has long seemSd a puz­ tle girl was playing in front of •and Mrs. Delbert Orcutt. Prizes What'(?olumnlst Drumrhond pro- her' Nevers St. home, when..she were donated by Fairway Depart­ zling gap In the disarmament attu- claltfia Is that.‘'the liberal Repub­ IR NOW UNTIL dashed across the road alter" her ment Store, Nasslff Arms, and the atlon. and in the puhllr expecta­ lican .Senators are going to fare Rockville~Vernon puppy. They said ahe ran into North End Drug. Miss Betty Jane tion of the contribution the well in the elcrliona thta fall.” He SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH the side of an oil truck driven hy Turner’s dancing school provided CHRISTMAS’ Howard ZapotsadU, 23, c t 405 No. world's sm^aller powers ■ might finds Case of New- Jersey. Coojptr NORTH MAIN STREET, ^ANCWESTEB soft drinks, and Miss Dorothy make to Its evsntual solution. Main St., Muichester. No arrests Colton, a pupil at the school, en­ Deposits made tonight, of Kentucky, Saltonatall of Massa­ Nickerson’s, were made. State police say tiiey tertained ‘With a tap solo. Watch the . Herald for-further an­ These smaller powers have hith­ chusetts, and Margaret ^Rfnlth of SAt., NOV. 5^10 A.M. to 6 P.M. will continue their Investigation. John Craig, Mrs. Orcott, and nouncements regardins: additional erto played a subdtied. moiise-llk# Maine all running .ahebd of their Trial Ending 'Brenda is the daughter ot Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Colton were pre-Christmas ni^ht openings. role while the big nuclear esU Democratic oppoi'cnta, and also i and Mrs. Henry Rush. ia charge of the party. tomorrow and Monday will earn \ s n a c k b a r atalk one another. running ahead of their owi. nation- | Public Defep^er Rpbptjl^^^geffl I They have often been heard, ut­ al ticket otytflxon and Lodge. And counsel for the iriah accused of ti This advertisement apopaored by the tering some Vague and prayerful he flm ^^at if Nixon carries any $6,235 robbery,: at Hartmann's HOME BAKED GOODS FOOD SALE MANCHESTER DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS hop* that the big powera would of tb^ae states It wilt be because Supermarket iti January, rested his dividends from November 1 case In Tolland County Superior be nice enough to take their nego­ UtKs* liberal Repiibllran Senator! w h it e e l e p h a h t s PLANTS Court, this morning following two tiations seriously, and rescue man^ \a re attracting votes and carrying days of-testimony hinging on the kind from the threat of nuclear 'ex­ him on ^thelr coat-tails, not vice POST OFFICE SILENT AUCTION man’s confessions. Current annual dividend tinction. vei^sA. TOYS James E. Nickerson, 34, of 3 V 2 % But they have nevajj-'yet dared Although Drummond has to be ( HANDMADE ITEMS Thompsonvllle, was arrested March Member ef Federal tell the big powera-preclsely what gi.esslng, the politicians in these 7 in Enfield and, following a period COUNTRY STORE GAMES .«f Interrogation, signed two state­ Deposit Insurance Corp. the big powera might do. slates seem to be agreeing with his ( ments admitting his part in the There has been an even more guess, with the result that con-_ Hartmann's break and a later Mow to Reduce diaappolntlng failure of furictlon sen-ativ# Republicans in New Jer­ break at the A and P store In Rock­ on the part of these small powers. sey, who have tried everything un­ ville. Te all membon of Hm Rafail Divisien of fha Tomorrow’s Taxes TheSavings Hank of IS!anchester ,-They have nev*r dared move der the sun to keep Case from Nickerson today admitted sign­ ing the confessiops, but said he EAST BRANCH WEST B R A N C H M ' ioward the poaiUon of umpire, or nomination or election every time Chambor of Commarea' fMHtidporing In > Hia ■ MAIN O F jF/CE “ would have signed anything just Manchester Parkade judge, in the big power negotia­ he has .run, are now, for the first ■o they’d lepve me alone.” 9 2 J Main S t. A 28 5 fast Croti'f Sf A CItristmasTableM (Imt of Hie 4 for fha soo* in Today’s Market • Cor, Lenox St. West Middle Turnpike tions. time, thinking how wonderful it la ' Witnesses testified yesterday B OPfN JHURi :day r.e YOU NOW CAN OWN A that Nickerson was nervous, . \ Shtataon ruggastr that now la tha ttma FRIDAYS to 8 p.rn. They hS've never dared evaluate, to have him on the Republican sen ), copy iteodlina b Monday," Nov. 14. U [VININGS 6 fo 8 BOTH BRANCHfS OPfN not publicly at least, the respective ticket, becaiiee he may add auch shaken, and crying -when he waa being Interrogated In Enfield by Ip upgrada your aoeurltyholdinga. . .and effect ------i 1L11J1 r i ' 1 i!;: I f .! i , i , ■ j r p r merits of disarmament plans. East strength to It. Earlier, of courae, local police, and State Troopers. aubatantlal tax aavinga. 1 or West, They have never dared says Drummond, these aame lead- ' e Nickerson’s trial began' late aay which plana they should j era had nd^auch thoughts. They' Tuesday following difficulty in ShearaoQ beiieves that this ia an'ideal time to aell be acccptabla and workable and were Intent on-nmnlnatlng, Inatcad* selecting, a panel of j urors: - The aeenritiea yrhich hsva lost their appeal andto raplace u__ poR A ^ which should not be ao considered. ! of (’sac. the klnd'of candidate, who ' 12th juror, Daniel F. Leone of them Bdth more attractive iasuea. I f you have loeaea, • Finaet Magnapower Gold Seal chaaais. Rockville, was drafted from the j 'Hiey have never Indicated which would have l%n merely.a liability! ■ B'. All-incluaive one year guarantee. street by deputy sheriffs. Out df tte you can minimize their impact by setting out of iveak side tbe.v thought might he more | for the Republican ticket, because' 36 veniremen originally called for aecuritiea b^ore the end of the year. Switching your Automatic -e Automatic picture aiid aoupd stabilizers. Sincere in If* proposals. Ttiev have j he merely strengthened the ultra-1 IbAS jury duty, the field was narrowed iiaufl)K0t?r lEMnlttg 9|oiral{i inveetmehts'now...in th e rig h t way...can greatly R ^LIS TIC never specified any proposal by to 23 when six were unable to ap­ reduce the amount of tax dollars yon wilt ha-ve to pay conservative atmosphere'the party • Chromatic optical Yilter. one side which they considered fit atm wears for manV voter*. pear and seven were excused. next April. Wotar ‘Heater State’s Atty. Joel H. Reed H A N D 1 ; ' for acceptance by the other." side. Well, we shall aee, after Nov 8. • Three MagnavOx High FidfUty Speakers. A new 1960'T ax B ulletin, Shearaon tells you They have never ■ analyzed the.whlcli brand of Hepuhllcaiitam C O P P E R ^ .fr„ how to get the moat tmcreaving mileage from your deadlock, to tell the world how seemed to have'more appeal for llje' • FM radio Optional. 1 .00 stock market profits find loaaea for this year. The ’Ufe.Aoo. W A T E R they think It mlgiit he resolved. | voters. I’erhap* w* will NEW lo w PRICES ^ Choice of 4'beautiful hand-rubb.ed finishes, report includes: a conunon senae approach to the RESPONSIBLE We think their timidity can 'be ! how the voter's have-finally.-rtaisl- advantagee of tax eeUing; three ways to deal 'with the •xpl*ln» 3 YEARS TO FAY fall* aa It pleases, free of re- * ’ ly'Ourt Own M ______...... 49e Q n iiM eead M year Tax PumnMO Xir. rain "at aU, but aomeuiing in . tia: r i 1 zMs^ a list of eteeks I aev ewB with It comOs into the headlines, | a Perha'pa. aa at no other aeaaon of 913 MahuSt. “ aanHilttlaldUeB datae ■ aadyffaw. - - -ncaM give tiefore election, that tile De- the year, with no urgencieaf of our THE HARTFORD GAS COMPART rteetfUM^tleBs eBUx"switchtnaiK 'ttn a* Department of, the Eiaeh- owu,. i)o date bn the green, no ob­ fiower adminiatration haa juat r»- ligation to the lawn, no calcula- 233 Pearl Street, Hartford^ CHapel^-1331 MI 3-1571 Msoe , • fill K«raed an adntlniiRraUon poUcy, tlona of anything wo cannot do of 687 Main Street, /^anchpster, M itchell 9-4503 Ml o«o2l0, ajid 'ivleaaed' for a certain Air muht do if it rains or (kwa not rain^ VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 8 project new fuiiOK,^ the welare at .taat able to aee and ap'' iawvuit of $155,000,960, 'preciate rain for the casual miracle AJUKN80N-BAMT 4X)G linnra authorization to the Air It must hsvs seemed to Uie first rapnainta e epmmltmenti-to bum u fact that over felt i t : . -ff-*- * .-f tMANGHESTER EVElfefO HERM-D, Mi^CHESTBR, THURSPAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1960 PAG! KtRlT'" .. ■' ' the Ugh school in the Kifgllsh and Christmas, gifts for the Mansflald hear Mrs.-Adelma Simmons, hertn Department of Hai^ord, servicemen, the others eivlUsna ^KCHfiStTER E ^ N W O : HERALD. M A N C H R B T ^ N O y E ^ E R 8, i960 1B( aiist from (JapriUmds in CoventiY ,be^. of national qnd local psychiat. Ten of ballots were mslled to voters Raffm W iUM a^ iffockiklerVemon November mtotiag of the club, fcience departmehts, respectively. State Training School. ‘ ; Six members of the schqol folk talk on Christmas greens and rlo eocletlea, .-»i— and. a who ha,ve moved their residences n g h Sehoel Newt Vteit HarMord Exhibit the University 6t Wttsburgh : out. of state and can only.Vbte for 40th 10,000 Flee F l(> ^ dance gfoup appetaed in* a va? Grade 5 pupils at Northeast Ble- legends pertaining to them. Nixbn^g Mother The junior cllise b ( Rockville ; Mrs. ^intaohs will bring sam- A bhstness meeting will be con­ the nominees. Beef Roasts iind Steaks 7 for W owtr* > riety ehow at Ellington Hi|h jmshtaiy School will ' Y|slt the ducted by l?TO President Mrs. C h a i High! Schoifi kotitf'X record hop Sdhooi.Oct; 29. America Obw to tjie Polls exhlbl>i plea of some of her food Special­ '. Hospital Notes ifr! and Mrs? IsMls ^Rafitlx » W wm YourN$ighbor^8 Kitchen Describes L^an As Po Dike Breaks F «r AO OoMStoas, iW tomoiHMlw n l^ t from 7:8p to 11 ties, which will be\ included in the Bnlest Kuiix ' before the dlsctiS- Admitted yesterday;' Thomas Thlt^y-flYe - girls ’ in the Home -. -- ' ' slofi. , , Huntington St., taU csltantA ^ W ill Be Weekend Fare O’clock. DMilel UtUe ' tad' Tlm- EconomicsIV class visited Vbr- also tour thS State Capitol add the refreshments folloWtog the/ pfo- Yansky, Old Stafford Rd.. Tolland; Rovigo, Italy,, Nttv. 8 .(*)—^Ten A n n u t i: uthy JPtaey are to a ct. as diac 'gram,.'-. ,. Ballot Detaltne Near LllUailr Einseidel, Hilltop Dr.; ' their 40th w fd d ^ annivenary Los Angeles, Nov. 8 — VxL non Center.. Kindergarten State library. thousand retldente of the Po, delta Goba's fhyfws jockiyeiK -■ It wilt bgion Home on'West St. begin' All absentee ^allots must be re­ Qruenlg,.,. 26 'Chamberlain -SL; In Manchester for IS yeara ThaY made to her son^Honald: rison, Brehda Marcham, Wanda week showed elides of Egypt ,to ■The' field' trips fit ‘in well with Dr. Robertas. McKnlght, direc­ K n . OdeU a d a p ted ,^ from a vorite food store. also are in outstanding bW this Firemen and troops ruEiAd frort I Deliveries DMy to Meaekeeter I Bing with a dinner at 7:15 pan. The Newell, Judith Taskuika, Leonard classroom history programs con­ ceived by Butler by 6 p.m, on Mon­ Maryanns Cup, 22 Ward St,; Rob­ have two childreiiv Alfred O. Raf- "Whenjl'i^alixed Donald was in School ancient history classes. She tor of the mtatal hygiene clinic fi^^d’i recipe imiT often eervee Many of the hatlon’a supermar- week. The I960 crop o f 1.32 ma Rovigo, Mantua, Padua and Fer- end Bartterd . speaker will be annotmeed. Boudreau, C lirford Edwards ducted with an actual study of of the Institute of Ijvibg in Hart­ day, or they will be discounted. ert Bernier Jr., Rockville; Mary fa, 17 Huntington l^t„ and Mrs. Yara in an attempt te throw up 4« also showed many articles she pur­ the caaaeible at mdeUhge of k financial dUfieultieB, i offered to kete and neighborhood grocerlea lion barrela Is 6 per cent more gA l-800»or BH g-8678 It will be the first major mseU Francis Genovest; Dennis Gessay, chased in Egypt. , current state and 'national elec- ford, will address the Lake St. Absentee ballots are for use by Wheeler, 8 Robert Rd. Herman Helu of Andover; and ^cheon chip to which she' be­ are featuring various cute of beef than last year and 32 per cent emergincy dike. ’ ^ Ing for the new executive director Thomas Kosolowski and Jon Ro- tibns, school' offIcials say. . ' School Parent Teacher Organisa­ voters who will be oiit of state or World Day f^nlce seven grandchildren. .tnOHagage my property at the Cattle were drowned in lowlylng ' Pythlans to Meet lon g or fofMmmittee fatheringe comer of Santa Gertrudes and again this week, refiecting con­ over average. Most of Ihe gain ia of the chamber, James Salta, who Damon Temple, Pythian ■ Sis tore, Women’s Oiob To Meet tion Monday at 8 p.m. .' who ere ill or infirm. •A Wprld Community Day serv­ Mi-. Raffa is employed by Pratt and Broccoli WhitUer Boulevard (in suburban tinued heavy supplies. in the Masaachuaette crop, al- farmlands, but UiAre were no re­ held a similar job in New Hamp­ The Vernon Area Junior Wom­ By Wednesday, BiiUer had mail­ ice will be held at the Vernon and Whitney Aircraft In East thoui^ production ln New Jersey. ports o f lose of human lives. Barbara Clem and Aleda Ha- will meet Monday at 8 p.m.. Frieda Dr. McKnlght will discuss un Iba. eteamed chicken Whittier)' in an atempt to get a In recent years beef has replaced shire until the. end of October. son, education students at the Uni­ Schmelske will report on the state en's Club will meet Tuesday at derstandlng and dealing, vdth the ed 303 absentee ballots, to Vernon Methodist Church tomorrow at 2 Hartford. He and his wife ara froxen broccoli pork as thla country’s most pop­ Wisconsin, 'Washington and Ore­ The dike that broke the rain- Tickets for the meeting are p.m., sponsored by the Rockville. members of the Italian American pkgB. loan for him to save his business. swollen waters of Ital/a Wggest versity of Coiittecticut, began 6- convention held in Waterbury Oct. the Lottie Fiek Memorial Build­ elementary school age child. He is Voters unable to be at the polla. 'U>7 aUced muahrooma ular meat U.S. Department of gon aiso is doing welL ' Hoffce availablf at the chamber office at 18. Members are asked to donate ing in Rockville at 8 p.m. and will a consultant to the Social Service Twenty-nine of the number.-are Area Cffiurch Women. Club and atneiliary in Manchester. “Although this Mpresented a AgiicuKure atatistics show that river protected, 70,000-afcre Ariano week practice teaching atands at 6 tableapoona butter substantial part of my property, 2 E. Main St. or from the chamber we ate an average of 66 pounds Island,, whore 30,000 persona live directors. « tableapoona flour ama.most wiUing to do it for him, between two branches of the Po. WSHAVEMaV 1 teaapoon aalt ‘ of beef per person last year. Thla Id le G a im s R ise Directors are: Bemle Cantor. as any mother lyould be wUllng. to compares with average conauitap- Most of the populaOoni lives In . ^ teaspoon pepper \ help her son. DBJViSY.TOnil Achilles Caros, Karl Hewitt, Prank. tlon Of 44 pounds of pork,- 6 - poun the towns of Ariano, Rlva and Ralas, Charles Schanz, ‘ Ernest » oujid.jn’llk \ “When Nixon’s Inc. failed, Ry 20 in Week Porto Tblle; Porto ’Tblle, with 8,- cup allvered almondi. \ of vssl apd 4 of lamb; Zahner, George Brigham, E. Fen­ deeded ins property Mr. Reiner -Eggt, too, ate h l| ^ 'with ad­ o'oo ruidente, was the most, sorl- ton Burke, Abner L. Brooks, Wil­ Remove akin from a traole in payment of .the loan.” ously menaced by the rlelng fiood. atean^ chicken and aUce the vances of 1 to .4 oeajti a doaen over (naiina f6f unemployment in liam (hillinane, Leo B. Flaherty Jr., Manchester increased 1.6 per cent Rural sections around Porto Toils meat. Accountant PhlUip Reiner a wide area- In. I'few England, Frank Gregory, Frederick Hail- sighed the property to the lender, last week from 1,286 to 1,806. The WSM under six to 10 feet of water. Cook broccoli as directed on however,' prices are off aa much This was the 16th time in nine Cher, Kenneth Hovland, Robert D. .package and alice lengthwlae .fwo .'^e loan 'was first pubUcixed aa 6 cents a dosen. increase shows a continued rlbe-m King, Werner O. Kungli, John Mofr last wgek when columnist Drew Best buys among vegetables In­ clalma during the past two weeks. years thAt ths Po had fiooded the or throe times. ' rich farming area. AREA fat, Dr.. Fredericli Prose. John Saute the mushrooms in butter Pearson alleged that after it went clude broccoli, bruaeels sprouts, The previous week’s claims were Sweeney, Donald Weeks and Thom­ until soft Add flour, salt, and through mdustrialist. Howard cabbege, pauUfiower, celery, let­ up 2.1 per.cent'from 1,260 lb 1,286. as Wolff. Hughes’ interests began getting tuce,’ onions; potatoes, radishes, In contrast, the state noted a dec- *Brain* to iRuit Subway , Caros and Moffiat are co-chair­ pepper, and stir until well bi^d o i n 6 ed. Remove from heat. Gradually more favorable treatment fropi spinach and parsnips. You can get Une by 1,007 frbin 88.712 to 87,706, men for the. annual meeting. know p vmues government agencies.' Pearson gbod buys, too, in artichokes, it was reported today from the of­ Hamburg, Germany—Starting in mom nuHDS you .. I| ^ snuHP Larger. Bazaar Set stir in milk and return to heat 1962, An electric computer will run Cook, Btlrrlng constantly, until claimed the lot was woi;th at inost broccoli-rabe, carrots, parsley, fice of State Labor Commissioner PHARMACY .’The' Thanksgiving Bazaar of $60,000, peppers, yellow, stpissh.-aweet po­ Renato E. lUccluti. Hamburg'e eubway syatem. It will Sacred Heart Parish will be held thick. ManChester’a employment ofilce handle traffic by storing timetable 299 E, CE^ITER ST. Arrange broccoli and sliced Donald Nixon claims the lot, tatoes, turnips, rutabagas, muah- Nov. 19 at the new parleh center. which now has a service station on rodiina, endive and escardle. claims included 671 frbft women, data. Special programs wUl.^ke ’The bazaar, an annual event, will chicken in layers in ^ greased 18 more than the previous week cars of unusual conditions, sum as TEL. M l 9-0894 shallow casserole. Cover with it. is worth $228,000. Nixon In,c., Apples remain in a prominent be sponsored by the Ladles of the MORI 1OW PRKES...M0RI FRilMnYSEinnCI restaurant business, failed two position on fruit -display stands 4nd 43.7 per cent of' the local construction work that requires Sacred Heart and the Holy Name mushroom sauce. Sprinkle slivered slowdowns or switching of routes. years ago. I with Macintosh and Cortland va- claime load. Society. almonds on top. Heat in a ' Because of the greater space erate oven, 325 degrees for about available this year, plans have 30 minutes. This recipe serves M i| been made to increase the number six. , of booths. Mrs. OdeU was bom in Medina, OPEN MONI^AY thru SATURDAY -10 m M. to 10 P.M, Ten 20-pound turkeys will be" N. Y., and moved to Hartford when raffled during the evening.and free 9 « r 's O n she was five years bid. She is a FREE!-CANNON'S-^ movies will beshown to the chil­ graduate of Weaver High School in dren. Hartford. Her husband is supers Former Cheney Mills S'O f, of MOST’ LUXURIOUS ‘TA X A /E M C " ■ i 'The bazaar will'be open from 2 visor of the Metropolitan District to 8 p.m. water bureau in Hartford. The Hartford Road and Pine St. LARGEST SELLING I W 1 - ^ Odells have lived In Manchester for Booth chairmei^are: Mrs. Joseph Manchester, Conn. I UNIT FREE e a c h ^ E K WITH A " nine years. Duffln and Mrs. Benjamin Del The couple has six children, in 110.00 OR M o r e - p u r c h a s e Mastro, baked goods; Mrs. Paul AMPLE FREE PARKING! I Herbst, Mrs. Charles Shannon and four schools in town. They are We Frederick, 16, a junior at Manches­ I'S UNIT — the Junior CYO, gingerbread m-n: ter High School; David, 14, a 9th Parcel Pickup to Your Car! Mri(h£harles Browp, parcel post; gnsder at Barnard ’ unior High 2 MATGHim WASHIROTHS M rslm hl Anderson add Mrs. Jo y'iii seph Nnel, religious articles and School; Mary Beth, 12. a 7th grad­ I f e ’ er at North Junior High School; Herald Ilioto br Oflara books; Mrs. Richard Alien, Christ' L^'a No,.® IWwii mas decorations; Mrs. David Au- Elmer, Jr., 10, imd John, 7, both MRS, ELMER L. ODELL ’''emf.ep fe e at Green School, and Robert, 8. WEEKEND FOOD SPECIALS F ^ Y YOUNG OVEN^RCADt bin, handcrafts; Mrs. Richard f c itn . Odell is a member ‘of St. Cooney, booth; Mrs. Louts 1 Michaud, candy and jelly; Richai;d Mary's'Episcopal Church, the 50-50 oeutlcals and niedlcal equipment Club and A ltr' Guild of the Deaths^Last i V i g h f He was born in Boliw, Idaho. _ HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF Hopkins and the CYO, holiday church, and she teaches a fourth grab bag; Mrs. Gordon Friedrich grade boys class in the Sunday gift items School. She is also a member of By t h e ASSOCIATia) PRESS I Albert L. Raclde and Paul L. 'tfie Woman's Club, the PTSO, and Chicago—^Dr. Ralph Falk, 76, Misselwitz will manage the re' Green School PTA. co-fbunder and board chairman of ARTHUR DRUa ICHUCK freshment booth. Baxter Laboratories, Inc,, died Edward P. Lipka has designed Wednesday after a ' brief .illness. ARSON TOLL VERY HIGH STYLE the large poater to be displayed •/ Dr. Falk, a surgeon'and a pioneer FREE DELIVERY I outside the center. / New York. — Arson ia believed responsible for about 30 per cent In the-development of intravenous a A.M. to 10 PJML The 1960 fishing champion of feeding techniques, organised the of the yearly fire loss in the Unit­ the Polish American Citizens' RED ed SUtes and Canada, insurance firm in 1931 and developed it into Fish Club will be announced and experts report.- a. major manufacturer of pharrna- I presented a gold trophy at the C U T U P club's 30th anniversary banquet Nov. 13. The banquet will be held at the f i m M S i B j S f I Polish Gardens' on Village fit., at ■ / ' Fua CUT SHOUUMM-ARM 6 p.m. A social gathering- pre­ ceding the dinner will begin at 3 p.m. DeNckMis strvMl witli Freiliiiak Ci Paul Sweeney, publisher of ths CHUCKS . BEEF "VtI Rockville' Jouimid, wJU -beemaster of ceremonies. Cole W, .Wilde, iCNiliJSSGRiaiun' U.I.CHOICI, fisheries biologist of the Connecti­ ARMOUR STAR. cut Board of Fisheries and Game, swwri I \W'ill be the principal speaker. 4 9 9RIMIUM s^uests and members will dine CQ R NiD H fAVY WESHRN STESt BEEF 3 9 : • UST S DAYS O a MONTE SALE on rqast beef. Sports movies will 9UY im PARTS YOU FANCY MEDIUM You rscsivs ths antke Oiuck be sno^'n and prizes awarded to WHITE SHRIMP Stoola, Chuck Recnt, I this year's contest winners. SSL ftocuL lonalsM Cress Mb Reost, Stow, Dr. 'Sbiiin Moves billre CHICK ARTS GRAND UNION SKINLESS DEL M O N T E Dr. Joseph', E. Shinn has an­ Maoty, Bump ■asfp Ground Chuck, Short Riba, M n , RsBular Ground Bsof . . . nounced the opening of his new LEGS, THIGHS IREASTS ALL MEAT FRANKS ...... lb. 49c FRUIT COCKTAIL 4 dental office .at 159 Union St., 59« A U AT ONI LOW, lO W FMCII • ✓ Rockville. COLONIAL MASTER SMOKED The doctor, a graduate of the Temple University Dental School, M E)(TKA TR1PLE.S BLUE STAMPS 30 EXTRA TRIPLEi-S BLUE STAMPS^ DCL M O N T E practiced dentistry while serving W |IEi7 YOU BUY NEPCO’S WHEN YOU BUY NEPCO'S ' THINLY $ 1 « o | with the Nevy in the Bahamas and SUCED SUOED PEARS Morocco. He had an office in ia 4 Bloomfield for a year, then work­ PU SH KIELBASA . 79e PASTRAMI Sib BACON ■ ■ ed with Dr. Erick Kellner in Rock­ ville for a year. DEL H40NTE SUCED I He and hi.s wifei and son will re­ side at the Union St. address. H N E A m i- PEACHES 5 Final Coffee. Hours GRAFPIUIT ★ YOU SAVE CASH^ The two final ^ coffee hours for D O U DRINK EVERY TIME YOU SHOP FOOD KING! I Democratic legislative candidates DELMONTE Edwin M. Lavltt gnd Bari $ ^ 0 0 1 ^)f Ellington will he held—ton and tomorrow night. Time raOCllESSO FRESH BAKED DAILY SWEET PEAS“ first coffee session, at ,fh'e home REGULAR E S B E D INSTANT iCOFFEE I H alf tftallon "FLAVOR QUEEN" of Mr. and Mrs. RlchafS Northrup SIZE on Glenwood ,Rd. 8;30 to 9:30 C LOAF D a M O N T E p.m.; the seebtai at the, home of WHITE SLICED BREAD « 1 0 0 | Mr. and Mrs.-^orinan Paul on High MAXW ni HOUSE THURSDAY thru SUNDAY ONLY! WHOLE flAD ll Ridge Rd., fronl!9 to 10 p.m. KEBNEL U U nll BB3S8BD HERSHEY OR NESTLE A 6 The two coffee sessions will C U M t M L A N D I FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS’ ^ih g to 12 the number of such meetings the two candidates liave F A R M S VALLEY FROST RIVER VAIXEV DELMONTE held in EUingfon while campaign­ CHOCOUTE BARS 3 I ing for office. ^ STYLE WAFFLES PDOEAPPUB- i m i i l l f FREHGH FRIES ORANBE JUICE a p Kio o t U n l l l l V The events havq--attracted an g TO A BOX 3 estimated 125 people so far, the M fA N S A candidates say. Invite GOP Women .J; MOTT'S APPLESAUCE ' NO FUSS ~ NO FIXING — JUST HEAT and ENJOY! I 9-ox. II C BOXES C O C II 0 6-OZ. / [ A( HEARTS DEUGHT Members of the Women’s Repub­ lican Club of Vernon are invited E S n O . ASSORTED COLOES . Made with sweet chocolate from an old Dutch recipe. Cumberland Farms Chocolate Drink Is Just Q PROS. Q J 1 U v w 0 H r 51 TOMATO lUlGE the thing to take the chill out of theee brisk fall daya Try It this weekend! . 4 to Republican town headquarters election night, Nov.,8, to hear elec- P lu s I .tlon retuma arid enjoy refresh- Triple-S GRAND NAPKINS BROCCOU a 2 5 ‘ Whip Home Up For ★ LAST 3 DAYS DEL MONTE SALE! Stam ps SWEET CREAM Your Hot. Chocolate Y n i o w , 5 - HEAVY I I LltiHT DEL MONTE Personal Notices SM IAH W RJiP scon W RgRRIWf a. 5 * 14 o; § ■ ■ 1 f e e s h p a k 0 $100 InMenioriam I i'i I I In lovlnx meinonr ef Hatnld BattndtiM, raiLDHNlMlON 3a.89* 19* 2 9 TOMATO CATSUP R who pass-d away Nov. 3,'19S9. s,., ' Fo r k ' n BEANS ^ Loving mj-morlea naver die f e e JUG 5 ' As time goes on and days pass by ■ ■ ■ N GRAND (NEW SIZEI In our hearts precious memories are I kept " COFFEE AT OUR DAIRY DEPT. # Finest Qiicility Fruits ond Vegetables Of a brother we loved, and ihaJU aevar ^ An Purpose Blende forget ^ -.»C7 DRYOETERGENT 8 9 N d h c y ly n h MILK Brothera an(| slaters. OSAOCA'' MOki GIANf oj/i VAlUi G REGULAR . .Reg. S9c. Only 5 4 « MBDIDII LOWKT FRICB IN MpMTHSIw-OOLDIN lUFS I Card of I'hank*? ; - m S H ^ i C Y 5® off We would like to tmreSs mir' heart' . fe e s h p a k FROZEN A R ISTO C R AT Reg. 73c. Only 6 8 g wit apprecIsUon to me. many friends, relatives' and netShfems who were so CATSUP ■ generous and kind our recent sor­ ORANGE JUKE " x 3 3 . . 43 k 69l sa row. , FRIiSHPAK SAIT SEA MANHATTAN APPLE PIE CUMBERLAND FARMS BREAD 40' Ths family ofpwillne Quljlemetls, GRAPE lE U Y ^ 4 5 ^ C U M a 43 FANCY NO. 1 CAUFOKM A RED EMPEROR A ■ I Card of Xhanks STAEKIST CHUNK i &*«NWOOB IsUCEO -- 6% SILVER PUTTER 92 SCORE Ths family Of jMesli Saplenxa wish at; 4 9 ‘ Milk Solids I to thiuA all of thWJtolIghbors. friends UGHT TUNA 1 ’S T A S ' PICKLED BEETS 13 Added and relatives for '**“ many acia of l-Lb.'^Print kindness and syni .shown ua in TEA P6 t 2f< BUTTER 69c our recent bereav We aapectatly PASTIURZlb PSDCESS StICEO .thank the nursea. St ths,c6 PARCHMENT WBAPPBO unit. Manchester^, Hospital, DOG FOOD 3 ^ ? 4 1 ‘ TUBAGS 8 3 ■I delegations and noers from .the AMERICAN CREESE n ■a • ALL PURPOSE ~ _. Mansfield sn^ bent of CAENATION .1' Mnk, Bread. lab Baby Ptyduets, SWEET. LUSCIOUS OREGON ilOIOEN'SXHEfSE Cnum ALL SWEET QUARTERS the—._ Marine . ..------—------Corpf .... -■ —Plica—League, I of Italy, Baked Oaods,OeiiibeWBlse IN THE and the Italian Ameriesn Steiety, and DRYNUU CRISOO g Lb. Deal Can 8 2 0 all those who sent .the beaiKlful floral 4 . FAMOUS MARGARINE 26c el IributM and .loaried .the use tof cars. ' ICY POINT KITCHEN GAEOEN FIOZEN tUMBERUND fIm MS JUO Sea 25c ^Jfail-In G&Bpoaobdor IDaRT* ' ______~ wife, dons airf-daughtara. •if 9 3 FMMCH FRIES 23 MILK 3 9 Card df ' ■ # Wa wish to axpresa oikr atacera thanks MBUING^$"NUTSHELr' I and“ approi ■ roclation to. the tuapy mmder- M friOMU FAiUCAPf 48 MNINilOe AVEh IAST HARTPOIIO KRAFTS VELVEETA 2 Lb. 'gssbrbiua.'a CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ARE FREE WITH TRIPLE-SBLUE STAMPS HABTPYMm flit BBOAD ST.. HABTPOBO ae. BUT" - • V.- $91 WEST llA IN ST„ NEW BRITAIN . m MARKET BOITABE. NEWINGTON " Loaf Is .' seipplaKir- IStt rABMINCfOTfm AVJE., nBNjRmOTON , liS NEW BBITAIN AVE„ PLAINVILLE e| 9 3 M o w affSetlva In HM sr OsunMtIeta atotw Guni Sal Wa tsaarva h 8th. w H W to UiBlt MLfuwfomemmr S A V 1 6 b Mr. asd-Mrs, OKN f AJA faf SiVIN DAYS JL 4 nupus-i GTAMcr B cnm raoif. ITABKEflT GQITAMD, MBlmrOVON i m ■' ’Y"' f-' ■' .-.V. V 'V? / ■

■ : t ■ V k'.i " ' ■ V 1 ’Z ■. . f-.. fUNCHBSTER EI^BNING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN.. THURSDAY,. NOVEMBint 8. i960 PAGE CLEV iil ’ W n CHESTER e v e n in g HBRAI,.D, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, I960 / r. .», • • v* “i '4 I • ' V- ■■ ■■ _ c ^ ■/4 • '• ; - ' • -r-l \ '..if • •;* i • .;/ a \ i ‘ ' •'' ' f ■. 'r C fH n ‘ Columbiin ...... ' In a NpW^ote lis l to itai AsaodATBO rkesS' Oampalgn achadulei toe the pnaid^tla] and vice prAiidai" a C o i i n t s eaadidatea' for Thuraday gad day: _ Hat cwtlfltd Thomday __ Mn.~John Prtiifl* Nixon — Columbia, A S in Antaolo and Houaton, Tax. __ j Daptula, conUlni 1>1M Kannady—-P hoar^ Arix., Alba- _ n « a . I t la axp*ct«l, that Mon- querqua, H. N. ^ . Amarillo * day*a IVMlal voter-making awaUm WichiU ralla,lUa, ’ivbc,. and (Mdahoma a ty , Okla. for U«bae- vrtioae rlghta have ma­ The harvest is in — fruits ^nd vegetables, new crop fresh Lodge «-* New York City and tured alnce Oct. 15. may add a few Snffold and Nassau Countlat. . , more names. "Thla total •• and deliciousr* and with a hatvest of values for you in this Johnson •—Amarillo, W 1 a h i t a more than the 195« list of »43 I Falla and Fort Worth. Tdx. - when Wafenhower polled 699 votea big money-saving Sale! ftight DOW is the. time to restock FrUhiy Stevenaon, 249; and a little more Kannedy—Norfolk anA Koanoka, than 90 per cent of the voters turn­ “ those pantry shelves — to db your foil budget q favbri I Va., Toledo, Ohio, , and Chicago. ed out. In 1952. when'there were Nixon. — Fort WortA Tax., S19 voters. 94% per cent turned S a v e iV oit? o rt Xew Mfarvemt JS^ jp0oi^ U 0l Casper, Wyo„ Spokane, Waah., and out with 648 Republican votes cast I Fresiw, OalU. and 221, Democratic. , ■".I HRST NAnONAU^TORE$ OKN AU Johnson — Arlington, Oraad Both parties are n ^ waflng I Prairie and Dellas, .'Tax. campaign to get the’Mggciat v( TUBDAY, EOEEMKB Stii - EUCHON DAY Lodge—Haxlaton, Fottarina and ever out to the polls. T h er^aw York, Pa., Akron and Canton, 627 registered Republican^ 196 DOLE CAilo, and Paoria, ni. Democrats and 460, imall^iated RICHMOND voters.' / ' ■ ^Hera ara key quotas from eam- Thla fall 211 new /Voters were pMfn remarks of the praaldsatial added. The Republ^na gained 80 PINEAPPLf I cahdldatoa: names, the Dirnioerats, 51, axid w l i e . TOmATOIS San. John F. Kanaady chose to stay Speech laa.t night in San Fran- .^Anyone who wishes to check the claco — ^*We need a strongar voting list to see if their name U JUICE NEW Cro p o n l y , a few. w eeks I America—militarily, economicifiy, on It, may do so by stopping in at I aclentlfically and educationally, w a the towh clerk’s olBce in Yeomans NEW PACK - FANCY HAWAIIAN FROM THE VINES - RED RIPE need a stronger free world, a ' Hall.^^ stronger attack on world poverty, SNBT Ehtertalas t QT. a «trohger,U. N., a atnmger V. 8. Dlvie leaders learned something foreign policy—and above all, a of Columbia’s telephone future at OZ. 16 OZ. stronger foreign policy stand that 14 . is dedicated to peace.” a luncheon given by.Aryld J. An CANS CANS San EHego rally yesterday — derson, manager of the WilUman tOMATOli .. r tic branch of the Southern New ‘‘President Elsenhower is now 'Eniidend Telephone Co. recently. N.. / I heading the rescue squad (for Nix- - ' x . \ Ion).” The new directory, to, be pub Statement issued yestsrday.on llshCd In December, will list Co­ SAVE 2 4 c SAVE 13c TOP OR BOTTOM ROIIND Defense Department’s r e 1 e a * a lumbia separately for the first Monday .qf $156 million for deVel- ■ time. ’This move Is preliminary to I opment of the B70 supersonio the action expected a. year from I bomber —. “The objective is not how when the. area to which toll H Tender and Flavorful. Guaranteed to / ^ ^ to Increase national defenses, it free calls can be made will bd ex­ I is to Increase -Republican votes.” tended to- Include East Hampton ^ ^ W please,your whole family with some . and Colchester. Calls can now be Vloe Preeldeat Nixou made into Wllllmantlc, Hebron, FINAST excellent eating. Cut from heavy - ^ Commetlng on reception Lebanon, Btorra and. Andover. luCHM OND yesterday In New York — “Thla Anderson reported that 'Co­ WHOLE KERNEL CUT GREEN OR WAX has been tha brightest day In the lumbia has been growing rapidly western steer beef. I campaign. It has started us to a recently, revealing 200 new .tele­ great victory in New York and phones had been Installed in the victory in the nation. Now let’a past two years. Other telephone go.” officials discussed current m at­ SHOUIDIR - Wall trimmad • 4 Iq, 6 Lbs S K M U fS To a suburban New York rally ters and future developments ex- ¥inasi yesterday — ”We must never usa , peeled In telephone service. kHOUKWHIltO^*'' qur strength except to keep ths' CORN BEAMS ARMOUR STAR peace.” Lions Initiate Five tender Smekod Miciiics 4 3 Wonderful Fifivor •UTTIRNUT OR DBS MOINES - Dalicata Flavor ’The first salesman to make his | ^ e s d a y : American chop auey, goal was Scott Dunnack. Top sales­ I green Beans, French bread and man was • Gene Levesque. Others I butter, apricot squares, milk. who reached the goal we^e: Jimmy N f f e a r i - - . ^ —Wednesday: \I|w»U)urg .oxi-bun. Hennequin, Bill Blosz, Mike Ko- \ potato chips, coleslaw, white cake koszka, Joseph Jaawlnskl,’ Richard with cherry topping, milk. ' Kicking, Linda Diagneault, Char­ ‘Thursday: Creamed chicken, lene Smith, Lorraine Golab, Wil­ M ore .W arvemt Valwseet buttered rice, cranberry jelly, liam Gardner, Pamela Lusky, peas, cornbread and butter, mixed George Peters, Paulette Turgeon, fruit, milk. Leslie Lewis, James Robinson CIUSHID or CWINKf S A V I 1 5 c Senior High Monday : Chuck wagon steak, Peter ShUmway, Andrea Stimson, 13HOZ BoH ery SpeestoimS Start today Build a complete Sett John Knapp, Dayna Thompson, DOU 100 mashed potato, buttered spinach, CANS bread and butter, milk. :—-~__- John Pringle, ’Thomas Piets and P in e a p p le 1 6 ’v o lu m es — A BOOK A WEEK! Dennis Klein. c o n p i i r o VA i i ‘Tuesday: Ravioli with meat The position of business man­ FANCY HAWAIIAN I sauce, tbseed salad, foil and but­ n e r is a very responsible job, Mrs. I The GOLDEN BOOK ter, milk. \ 14HOZ Wednesday; Tuna salSd roll, Englert said, and was excellently | D O LI - SLICED Illuatrated executed this year by George Pe­ CANS potato chips, buttered beans, milk. ( . P in e a p p le ters Jr. ‘ ENCYCLOPEDIA^ Thursday: Roast fresh ham, . New Arrival AGIO SHAIP CHIDDAI S A V I 4 6 dressing and gravy, mashed po-. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. VOtUMI to VOLUME 1 «TIIL AYAIlAltl tato, buttered whole kernel com, John F. Wheaton of Jonathan 10-OZ FINAST QUALITY bread and butter, milk. Trumbull Highway, at Manchester STICK Ideal for tha Lunch Box 9 9 4 9 ff Memorial Hospital Oct. 27. The KraftCheese -US COUPON BELOW baby is the couplers first child and , orln-batwppn ValiHiiM 2-li Only It# the first grandchild of Mr. and A S S e i T I D - CREAM HLLED . S A V I 1 6 c U S E T H E P 3 Mrs. Walter A, Wheaton. .Paternal ^ Meal Snacks ^ CA Girl Scout Notes grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. PKGS S A V I * t c * f THROOOH NOV. W Azarias Samson of Wllllmantlc. iioMan Ceekinsd 1 ** Girl Scout Intermediate ‘Troop 126 of Robertson School started tha Manicbeeter Evening Herald Qo- PIN AST - CRISP CALIFORNIA ' ‘'v f . I year by selecting, curved baij re- lumMn correspondent MBi. Donald 8-OZ B. ’TuHle, tdephone A C a d era y K Y B O quirbmenta. Half of the troop CELLO members will work on the curved W alnut AAeats Made wHh Frarfi lananii. bar. lii citizenship, and the other W: A VERY FINE, SOFT QUALITY PAPER half, curved bar in tj|e out-of- A m iorPIACH I dobix. -I- . ■ 22 0 Z inana Bar » 2 9 < The. troop went on Its first over- B O Y S C O U T P lU IN G S RICH, FULL BODIED CAN reg ' i t . VLB BAG f t ] GOOD FROM NOV. 3 to NOV. 12 I night Oct. 28 at the about camp L u ck y L e a f 5 0 0 9 1 APPSeM s n c i.- Spiead'juti RIoN 3^ lAG 1.T 9 oif Lydall St. The troop ia wbrk- ^ otes and News IM on a contfnual service project N IW PA C K -tCOLD' WEATHER FAVORITE DOUBlg^^ FKGOF12 wfm aOCKU CAM MIX i,... j GOOD FOR YOUR CHOICE OF of sending gifts to the Sts^ Yter Pack 2 held its annual Halloween SHEET D o n iits ANY ONE U) OF THE SIX (6) ,! celving Home. This has beei) the ,M«Hzna'“ f Toofted Cecoanut '».oiyxo-,3be I project since the troop started. party a t Camp Johnaon in Bolton ROUS Hivorlul When Touted SAVI 4a •mt ciQcxn CAgi mix AVAILABLECLASSES [ Mrs. Clifton Rincs is troop teadez. - Sunday in place of the October - - f - CWMAMON M ilk ChocelotG it-oz rxo whan you buy two (2) of tha lama Newly elected officers of the pack meeting. _ 3 9 c ! I troop are Carleen Conran, tropp WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SAVE lie B r e a d TWlit DEQDORIUR glou at our ipaclol t9|( raiail Dacoratione made by the Cuba In ^ ' scribe; Judy Summers, traaa^irer: thatr^dena gave the cabin a feative prices IN THIS AO EFFEaiV! IN FIRST NATIONAL WE'RESERVE., THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Johnson's Glad# IMOZ «*N 6F c IIMIT ONE COUPON TO AN ADUlT CUSTOMEE ’ \ Pamela Rinea juid.. Barbara X#- SUPER AdARKITS ONLY 0 laahuls, patrol leaden; CarMisn MaUoween mood. PRICES IN THIS AO EFFECTIVE IN ' I Conran and Dqle Mullen, assistant . A parade <^>ancd the FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS ONLY I patrol leaders. projprain, lyith bveryona matching Among the service project of to «naplw Oieir coatumea bafora.the I the troop are the U N ICEF q^- . ludgaa. Bach family brought • box P ; ' ... FACIAL TISSUES BOX O T - SAFEST CARE LGE ‘ • ..... V ♦ • ■ . • lecUotn and working aa aldas: to l u n ^ and tha pack providad eoffae G apB4 SHOWCASE'^ .,OF 400 Z/C Ivory FiakejS FOR BABY aOTHES PKG O O C D :- .- , UNCU BEN'S . Hudson Cornel Cleanser 2 cjSs 31c voten^ on election )day< It waa re­ •Dd hot iihocolate. K tC 6 ''42-01 MCG 75e 26DZ PKO 55c 9KG 4 ./ C Dreh \ PINK DETERGENT LGE PKG • , ■ ■ . ■■ t . ported. that Mvera} girla com­ I Coatume pfizaa wara awaidad to :. ■ e pleted work on badMB during the Thomas Dunpby, Jane Panny, and . -4 BEECH-NUT CQfFEE ■ ' ■ GRANUUTED I summer. Bomb of I h t girla who Oluol Ami TndlL Judges wara Mra. ■ V, ^ A A ^ I O N ' IM S c FOR EFEICIENCY i S 3 3 c COFFEE Im rw e KMumhar, Mn.; ' Ivory Soap 2 31 Ivory Snow Chock Full P' Nuts JiJ, 83e illtfld Bha back yard oaa»«r P im ^ , «ad Mrs, Aon Coelay.^^ REGULAR OR DRIP 1-LI *CAN c ''Joy W0**AAKER . UQUID DETERGENT jptajwl to tenta Jar .ftto •Mazola Margarine . '«p“ 39c 70 ' tha taadeFa hama. ■ ' Ivoiy Soap raM naraN 3 u n 29c Laya/ Soap hamsw 2 £w 25e 'Musselman s .A»mpinu»«i ’j!5‘33e Camay ■ YYwMactMit n * Ivory Soap ^MPlSl^ 4 wti 25e Spic & Span -HOUSEHOl CIIAN|R 294 PAcaETimvs MANCHEistER EVENING HERALD, MANGHESTS^ iX)NN,. THURSDAY, NbVEMBER 8, 1960 HANCHE8TBR EVENING HEBALt), MAKCttfRTElii COHN; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1960 A rr e s t o f M issilem en Obituaipy. H-Sciehtisis Labels Plan

ases M n . d Uu Agne* Denner For Incoi^mg Board Best. Sewer:=$oliitipn I I i >Mra. Della AgnM Dormer, 83, - »' • • . , ’ i' ' ■ widow o f Qeorge A. Dormer, died auddenljr last night at her home, Oonsral M fnaflV Richard MsjSsktiM *aU .cinuiclered'16w by bifi- 2-WiSk Sals Bxtaniive iqtteiUohJiit of, twoi^ A warrant haa baen laaiied k busy meeting faces the newi» Alio, Town Director Theodora N -R e a c tio n 2TO Porter St.,,if ter a brief in- Powell last month proposed a 88, tin, today presenUhg hew Infor­ CMIB. ^ M4nch68te^ char^in^ the. pair with one count Shard of Directors aftfr Its In ; J«aittin. 4M say today that any neaa. Her ion, John M. Doemerf Euguration'Monday, st 7:4S p.ni, in 980 ralsi for Martin. mation on tba West Side sewar. in ytiun^ay on > foderal <**»»« ,?f each of breach of peace ami theft. (CMaHatiefi firsas Pago Obm necessity to build an unaasessabls Bond will be aet at »1',000 each with whom she wide her hUme, is the Mtwicipal Building. Other appropriations for which Mtuation, said defeat of quesUoM JnttnUt# theft of motor vehiclea a' member pf the Advwory Recrea­ fflOiOilO rsUef siewer might, of:U-^ haa reaulted In the rlearlnp up oT when the warranta are aerved. After U Is sworn In by Superior hearing dates may be set are 853,- ting together. 90,000 hytirogen Ho. 2 at the poUa Tuesday would sHlf, call for a rate boost, or give - thru SBlurdsy, Through further questioning, tion and Park Oommiasion of Court Judge. Charles S. House, the 988 for establishing weekly ^ r - eijtht motor vehicle theft caaea and Mancheater, atoms. coll, for a 840,000 relief seweit that Impetus to one. But he added that alx caaea of breaking and entering the pajr implicated themselves tn bosrd win hold a imblic hearing oh bage and trash collections, |1',200 In this case heavy hydrogen would hit the Town Sewer, d e ­ ttiVM ibtr 12 She was bom In Backet, Maas a hike may be necessary taUr this tn Mancheater and aurroundlng car theftii and breaking and en­ a parkins appropriation, make ap­ toward the Main St. Christmas was used. Heavy hydrogen or partment squarely In tlja pOcket- Oct,' 21, 1877, a daughter of the year Jifst to meet depajrtinent ea- towns, police any. ■ • tering In a number of area iowi\a. pointments to town posts and lighting sponsored by the Cham­ deuterium has twice the weig^it of book. State Trooper Edward Counter late Michael and Bridget Hickey- agencies, and consider fixing dates penses alone, not tq^pamtion capttAl ■ Stanley Da%dd Monroe Lowe ber o f Commerce, 87,200 for re- normal hydrogen. Its nucleus con^ Martin meant the money would outlays. It dejjsitfls bn what the Sthiaon. 20, of Madtaon, 111., and of the Colchester Troop said War­ .(SalUher. Mrs. Dormer had lived for hearings on higher pay for cbhditioning parking meters, stnd sihts of a proton, or normal hydro­ have to be botfowed for such a town audit He said. Joaeph -Robert Derdak, 18,- of rants arc being obt^ned charging in Manchester for 11 years. She several town ofllhials, establishing 86,000 for a Highland St water gen, core, and a neutron;'or elec­ was a member of the Dominican seWer down Dierfield and • Pejr- If It approved., (he 8180.000 BrookfleldT’m . were presented be­ the'' pair with ■ theft and breaking regular trashjcollectlons, contribu­ pumping station. trically neutral piece of matter kins SL to stop raw sewage from if fore U.S. a rclilt Court Judge J. and entering as the result ■ of Third Order. ting towjwd (Artstmas lights, and b q ^ Issue to build the pump Sta- Survivors, beside her son, In­ Other, matters the directors will about the. size of a proton. bactdiig up and overflowing peri M on and. force main would be Joaeph Smith yeaferd^ afternoon breaks Into service statlonajn Col­ other matters. Two heavy hydrogen atoms thus and were bound over to U.S., Fed­ clude two brothers, the Rev. Dan­ The parking question involves consider; odiMny In -a pump station near amortized .by<,a8sessments totaling chester, Franklin, Columbia and adds up to two protons and two th e. Shopping ijParkade. Ahd' fince eral Court Under bonds of 41.500 Marlboro. - iel M. Galliher, O. P., o f Providence the appropriation of 812,450 to buy 1. Approving an agreement le­ about |5S;i)0

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MANCHESTER EVENING HER'ALD. MANC3naTl5»> CONN- THXJRSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1960 : IUNCHE8TER EVE'NING HERALD,-MANCtoTER. CONN« THtHtSDAV, NOVEMBER 8„ i960 fO U R T E E K

BUGGS BUNNY OUR B04RD1N6 HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE D A lLt CROSSWORD PUZZLE In Chem istry and Physics RoekviUD-VerHoH H ike P os^ le r E r o n G M Y uciri ^w S ^ o BB u MI IS SOMEONE ^ U N 6A A E T 1 ifoaf^es Sought DornwoRKvi masobj/ onb euy: N obetP i^ixm A u F drlittife L eague For Sew er Service ^ COTtttS iM«Wftr to PrftvtaM Pirntt Dog'f Tfliil , • • v k The ItoeIrNUa Little ' t h i mhmc ci m D fr tc t Pm iii " l4M‘iS iLOCATBD A/SUPSR- Inc., has aet a Nov. 1 0 - deqaliBe Oeneiral,)itanagkr lUohanfi M kf^pecta' to take In ahout.llSfi^OOO in Cli»ie« F I C N H F I ^ . YWORy.PDftmCM.CDR INTHS TdiTvM IJ.S* ScieniMts for apAUkkUon for catching posi-' tin today held out « stniHg posai- sewer rats revenue f)(Um its 6,000 YARD „ p n b t e r : . , APMMI. •StiaMIlata tioiui on leaguk teams next 'sum­ bility. of a hike in tlik town sewer eustomera -— the largest revenue FlRSOBBPOR^;-.rte t — »tenri«r • Onamaam (OonNanil fim Pace One) t - . * ■ ' R A I V K A O I _ staiap mer. rate this year. item in the department budget. In (VII.I'l I AND AC/OtO ViAR VOUMD J HSHA^A i^HAD UMD • Kgjr/>^r— llartta laid it depends on what the year that enM last June 30, ...... CHANCE TCV/TO MAKb /> PAY - dog lOOirriaame A atrohg-wlUed Individual, he is Squirrel Moiikey . Applicants, both new men and - ★ ! ★ m akes BVEN a fiVSIWEU, UI^Mkcr 12 Chart alraah those who coached last, year, thk town audit ehows after it is the amount waS'drout 4132,000. CHAIR A I UPTHB M fiOR , .known among hie i^iaKiatea for O PEN S u n d a y i a .m . to t p j h . TIME DM IPJ THE { II KarM color 13 EtftiMniBg to Corner to Museum should contact Peter Martello on compiktsd this wlnur. But he left Martin aatfi today he had no idea vbritablbJ 14Lon 'lOUU- JU5T LOVE .NEED MONEY,WE ^ WHY dlatiac* SlPermlta SSBngkgec 46 Low sand hill atom bomb. He v ^ k e d at Co­ THE PLANTATION LIFE. IT IS , L CANT STAND IS Through lorormcrly 41NaturaHat SlPacrOynt’s lumbia University on the job of “Maximilian” is tf-Vve baby service 'Went bp, at the same time. WINDOW SHADES FOWL U ght /CHARMWG, AND r u . FIT TOU , CHANCE ) HERE WASTING 26 Stage part 31 Lone Scout 42 Blrda* homei mother separating by diffusion the flsaion- -squirrel monkey. A native of Yule Club Checks Martin said a iilke could be nec- Weight UKE A BLCVE NUGGET / TIME DAY AFTER! SOtTtoplu . (•M ; 43 UkrahtUn city S3 Perched abla isotope of Uranium 235 from Mexico, hit official title In the eseary Just to meet Town sewer w a s Na il e DAY/ 52 River in ths other uranium laotopea. zoological world ia "SalmirU departnimt , opSretlng expehses, INTERSTATE 4 3 1 « 5 9 ' • To Total 1187,368 Oermany r“ i r 1 I r r ~ 1, 1 IF In 1645 he joined the University genua Chryaothrix.’^ He Is be­ not to mention capital outlays for C- SSLabora A of Chicago’s Institute of Nuclear tween one and' two years of . sewer-extensions and projects. AOVA SHADES 34 Ho]^ kilni IT IT gtudiea. age, and is about the size of a The Savings ^ n k of Rockville ' Those are financed with aseese- FARM FRESH GRADE "A** SSOttictwifa During his first term on the squirrel. will send checks to 2,067 ihem- ments .Which property owners can c « iiiB< to <>Nler bers’ of the bank’s Christmas- Club, VOsOB 'With Your Rollers L B ." N ^ 36Trea i r ABC AoWaory Committee, from "Maxie,” ^as he ia called in­ take three years to pay. This time « MEDIUM -36 Ship'i fpar 4950 to 1664. Libby, sided with Dr. formally, has taken up diplo­ amounting to a total of 3167,- For Fricassee r r H r 1 III element often leaves the. depart­ Full Line of Uustom 40 rata ' V Edward Teller in opposing delay matic headquarters in a spe­ 368.50. The amount repreaents de­ ment in the position of authoris­ . Chicken Pie . j. 43 Exelamationi In developing the hydrogen bomb cial cage built for him by vol- posits for 1900. , ing projects without., the money in Ven etia n iLiNos (Chicken A L« Kins d o z . 46 Fixed look and was one of the discoverers of tinteers John MaeSUraevy and The new Ofristmas Club will hand, and some assessments have and Chicken Salad EGGS 47 Seed eontalM a IT f r a natural tritium, an element of the Dr. Frank Horton. open on Nov. 14. The program been tied up In court appeals. SO Narrate H-Bomb. ^ He came to Lutz Museum has been offered to people of the last month, the department bor­ L A. JOHNSON A-' CARNIVAL BY DiCK TURNER 53 Hebrew Mr , Hli. nidtogram dating method, via Boston,. Mass., where he' area for many years,' Depositors ateetie which detects “the tree-rings of sojourned with Mr. |bid Mrs. like the program because it pro­ rowed 125,000 in anticipation of* TASTE THE QUALITY COMPARE THE PRICES qjl: S4Expunger u the universe,” is valuable research David J. Dyer. Mrs. D yer.is vides savings to pay year^snd bills assessments. It similarly borrow­ PAINT GO. BS Iiland la New ed about aix years ago. BY AL VERMEER tool'for archebloglata and geofo- the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and buy Christmas presents, the 72.3 Main S t., Tel. MI 9-4501 PRISCILLA’S POP Yoric bay r gists. Edwtrd Dlk.slST Henry St. bank says. . The department this year ax- pNE HAS BLACK. CURLY] 56 Pry bar It has been,’used to date the A new Scandinavian display HE SAYS BCTTH ^ A L I K E ? .jSTCuble metar CANDIOAn-BS HAIR....THE OTHER’S IS ^ Dead Sea Scrolls,, charcoal from has also added international WHY, THAT'S ; BROWN AND WAVYy. DOWN i r a crematory Are which burned In Interest to the museum. Items WALDO -ARE RIDICULOUS. II ii u R v r IT IT OOE_ PRACTICALLY 1 Allmenti the state of New York 4,000 years ih the display, set up in the MUCH MATT ^T^LIHE.' SOatlle H Ii ago, and a lock of hair from an center hall of the. museum, WHOM " 3 Tardy ancient Egyptian grave, for ex­ were borrowed from ■ Man­ 4 Depot (ab.) w u ample. chester residents and some 5 Lodging pUet Glaser was bom In Cleveland, were lent from the Scandi­ erour-baggor BT Ohio, In 1626 and -was graduated navian Shop at Watkins Bros TMlaeralroek .J from Case Institute of Technolgy Inc. b.v Mr. and Mrs. Conrad mere 1646. Casperson. He wbot to tha University of Miss Daisy Bill, a teacher Michigan iu_1949 as an in.structor, at Lincoln School, will discuss SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAI later becoming a professor, and the display air the museum took his Ph.D. in phystcics In 1950 Sunday afternoop. . DDNTDVBRDOi from Callfomla Institute of Tech­ IT, DR SOO KNOW nology. at Pasadena, This year lively. slow” particlee could be WWAT VJtU. he Joined the University of Cali­ studied. fornia’s famous physics staff at To bridge the “wide gap in \ Berkeley. —; n. range remaining between cloud BY AL CAPP and ROB LIIHBERS The U.S. Junior Chamber of chamber - and emulsion,’’ the ci­ LONG SAM Commerce named Glaser as one of tation explained, Glaser evolved -AMONCBTir ^ I TC M W H r nn America’s 10 outstanding young a process of using superheated tu L e m ffiM AU.M men in 1958. 'The next year he was liqulds'^flomewhat above the boil­ KNOW, SIRLOIN-T-BONE oM ioar.m awarded the first 32,500 prize of ing point—in which the nuclear e o m w m ir f TNNyCOPLP tto e w T j the American Physical Society for particles left graces that appeared IH'fASSKoOR his bubble chamber. on photographs-M "strings of five ntAMCYHABMW Glaser w aj chosen by the Royal vapor bubblwi?’^ \ iKotpmxMum awedish Academy of science, which “Mention-should b^ made here,” fHomiPPim the citation said, “of biibhle cham­ nowonNoIk^ also selects the chemistry prize ewTfr wocctinr VdO'LL fNb UP WITH winner. bers filled with liquid hydrogen A RDYAU FLOSIA All the Nobel winners will be In­ which now render extremely'val­ vited to Stockholm to receive their uable service at the modem giaht^ checks, medals and diplomas from machines for- particle acceleration,' / King Gustav VI at the traditional not only In the USA but also In- ceremonies Dsc. 10. Europe.” The academy’s citation for Glas- i- explained that knowledge of ele­ /A 3 mentary nuclear particles comes in large part from examination of the Operetta B^sed tracks left.when the particles pass BY KEN BALD and .TERRY BRONDPIELD **Why Etiropg? If w t want to go gomaplae* to got JU D D SAXON iniultod Cuba It a lot oloaarr' through m atter and. in so doing, On Dickens’ Carol “give . up their energy in small -7 —ZL THE WHOLE FREE ZORB., MR.VA55Y. WORLD WAS filAD amounts to- atoms standing in their 1 An operetta version of Dickens' PORTERHOUSE WHEN you ESCAPED way.” “Christmas Carol”' will be per­ O' 3 ‘A»LVe9,ONCOFTHe THE NEW CROP! FROM THE IRON LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON The 1650 Nobel physics winner. formed by students at North HeALAUTHORITteS ON CURTAIN. 1 C. K. Powell,, developed a method Junior High School. Tryouta are FLORIDA MISSILE FUEL/ SALUTI' 1 of photographing high energy par­ being held thia-week for the leads. I A ! ^ « . e S S S'*

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THE Wrined^^ Fa il ed I'f - Helrdld Angle “ T* u u . T o '6 drnglorm Pet^l, Hagen FRANK CLINE Jol^, Yerfaille Worl(i Series iii lan Ngw York, Nov. 8 (lE-*Whsn I Hank Anron of MUVraukee gets SporU Editor Ad4; Tom Best Receive Help through paying hit fine for running Gathering New_ Steaiu out on; a contract to barnstorm, he Worth Rddndlei Dying Coals . IIUB^AT T UUicitE have 1527:75 left from his sec- Boston, Noy. 8 (/P^^New Ham^hlre end Bob Lamothe wag . Included arriong the invited guests at the weekly Connecti­ Recoird Points StaqrflBts From Si Green H P et 'ond-plaee share of the World Series 26. yards out of jfceition on one particular jilay against Con­ cut Sports Writers Alliance luncheon last Monday at the Ray • -it' Tokyo, Nov. 8 veil ' Z critic brlnga out of the moth balls good thing, but there are many and they aren’t even working Commlastoner Ford Frick yiwfer-, for the first time this season Sat­ to harp on every six months Or so. the Hartford schools. Then, as the noon at Memorial Field. The Rajr'Bekn 142-1(91-^0, Art John­ are U.S. Ambaaeador Douglas day for failure to play for .a tour­ But New Hampshire , Coach writer understand^ It, Rojiert victory was the seventh as against son 139—898, Fred M cCuny 149—’ MacArtbur II; NOboni I n o u y e , dlfflcdlties...” . up a reel mveat. Chief Boston, after looking over urday when it meets Middlebury Main topic of Worth's short The Japanese baseball worM in ing All-Star team. Aaron,^ the with the state series title on the speech to the writers and college Fitch of Groton will sqon become two lonea aild oiie tie for Coach 391, CharUe Varplck M8—390, BIT commlshloner of Japanese base­ The Hswks toyed ■i**lth the pe- the films of his team’s 17-9 Yan- Dick Danlelaon’a chargea. general feels the apoft needs isev- frolt Pistons for a few irtlfmtes In Braves’ slugging outfielder, was line . . ■. Fullback John Seely and coaOhea g^athere'd in the audience a member of the CDC family. Fish 137— 877, Howie Hampton ball; the presidents of Japan's assessed 81,000 anfi the Ciodger in- •kee Conference upset of the Hus­ While Worth la making the sug­ Single goala In the second snd 874i Paul COrrantl 141—887, Vln inajor leagues, and Tsuneo (Gap­ eral more years to mature In Ja* the nightcap of sn NBA double- kies, has nothing but praise for Carl Eck have raturned to full­ was the Unrealistic job, of schedul­ pan before this country could of* fielders were tagged for 8500 ing games now being done by many gestion with the hdpe of increaa third periods accounted for all of .FaZrahd 385, Joe Twaronlte 359, py) Hasada, who is representing header at Olympia Btadium last Lamothe. time playing status for Vermont the scaring.' John Verfaille tallied fer the competition warranting a am ece,, Aaron and the other MU of the high schools in the state^ It ing Interest In high school foot Don Carpenter 338, Tasty Salvatore U.S. Baseball Commissioner Ford right before turning on the old ■ On Connecticut's first and only , . With Seely back in shape. permament playoff arrangement. waukee regulars received $t.527.75 Is Worth’s contention that there ball in- the capital city area' and the Indians’ first goal and Tom 136. Frick during the Giants tour. steam with their customary pass completion of the game, the Coach Ed Donnelly has sh ifts Japan's major league baseball, for thrir series cut. Los Angeles Is simply no interest shown in thus boosting gate receipts as his Best booted homo the other one m The Imports newspaper, Hochi and romping to a 132-117 victory. regulars got 8501.68. fullback sneaked Aovm' the side­ leading ground gainer Frank toe third period. . fast Improving with good pitching '■ Y ;z;:.:. 1 The Los Angeles Lakers clipped' 'NGttM iUGOINS CHARLIE RORbINS Amato back to his original half­ schoolboy football games between mails objective, we think a new JUNIOR GIRLS Shlmbun, headlined newt of toe ■Mm Lee Maye, of- the Braves, another lines to take the toss after two . Coach Danielson started an all- meetiitg with the words "Toward and bigger atoletec, .la now rSted I the New York Knickerbockers', 108- back spot : '. . 1 high schools 20 miles or more conference would be even more Y JUNIOR GIRLS • >y'--9y/ky.' -Vf:-. offender, has complied with an or­ ether Connecticut players de­ advantageous to the winter sports senior lineup in toe Indians’ final Joyce Baldyga 107 were belt bowl-, a U.S.-Japan World Series— First equivalent to U.S. Triple A K. I Pfl In the opening game. der to Join the National League Sophomores Don Curtis, and apart. home game of the season and the League. Vlaits like those o f the ! The \dctory was'St. Louts' fourth coyed the New Hampshire defend­ One of'W orth’s solutions would program. Not only would It prob era. Meeting in Tokyo Nov. 16.” All-Stars for the balance of their er's out of the r.one. Carmine Paris! svffl split the right contest was an evenly matched While confirming that toe sub­ Giants are scheduled' mainly fbr In five starts sndf strengthened the Central Enters Team, tour. Maye had been playing for the be to dissolve some of the older ably provide larger gate raoo^P^ -They tried the pattern again tackle, assignment for unbeaten, but more Important, to our point one until halftime. The Indians WEDNESDAY HEN’S DOUBLES ject of a tranapaoiflc baseball their novelty .and educatimai club's hold on first plsce In the Caguas team in the Puerto Rican untied Tufts this weekend ,. . i high school conferences that wd later in the game, but Lamothe of view, it would cut do-wn many took command in the second half Scores of this league were left championship at tome time in toe value. IVestenj Division. Detroit now Winter League. Coach Harry Arlaiison u id Cur­ now have In the state and evolve was there— 25 yards out of posi­ of those long bus trips which can and dominated play but missed out because complete names were future will come up, sources said The Giants, who flnishtd fifth rsnks third with s 2-2 record St. Players Cleared tis Will operate on' offense a|nd new ones, along more suitable several good scoring opportunities. In toe National League, have- so GI from Kansas to Run tion—to cover the Mllbaek and geographical lines. What Worth is be dangerous under hazardous not Included in. the report it waa only one Of many baseball tyiuiii hse ruled the Weet for the B1U White of St Louis. A1 Smith Parlsl oh defense . . . The Jum­ 'Verfaille even missed on a pen­ far won five, lost three and tied ALL THE WAY— Baylor not only shakes Ronnie Bull the plsy failed. hinting strongly at Is the dlssolve- driving conditions. subjects to be mulled over. Iset three seasons. of the Chicago White Sox. Wes bos have made 15 pass Intercep­ alty kick try, usually a sure goal SPICE NO. 1 one In their 16 game sertee against loose nn,distance ,iohs, but also calls on the 9:7 sprinter Knicks Last 'Dpped Off Play ment o f both the Capital District. At the present time there - are HarSda and Horace Stoneham, ByEARLYOST > Covington of Milwaukee and Ben­ He apolo^zed fot being out of tions in six games this season . . . for him. ” Some of the better scores in­ Giants’ ’ president, are expected top Japanese players. ^for bread-and-butter short (?ains. He’s a vicious tackier, I—Player-#Mnlnatlon rtwwe4 no major In- ago was 24:18 by Bob Lowe of coming from the fartheat distanoc Hartford and New Britain...... Pierson 162, Elna Oimock 158, Sally Yaca name with rookie Len WUklns for quitting a post-season barn — — > >Pfosh Look Goorf— — dbcuBs again. « IS vone 155-181. SILENT W Jersey and BroWh University, Bonadtea ...... rlch Montreal haa been atbcktnir Jury. Joining In the seDat bombardment 1« Norman Higgins of Ft. Riley, storming tour.’’ - e * ♦ . Carlson the Chl«KO Black Hawke with Briar Cullen, Camille Henry, FB to give .St. Louis a 88-82 halftime Besides Keefe, other CCAA run­ Kansas.* His placement waa 12th The tour involves two Negro New Schools Coming Schofield ...... , Swan INSTRUCTION LEAGUE Boston, Nov. 3 (D — Vem The cool-eyed, 8-foot-8 right­ aome of it* exceae talent the past Dean ' Prentice and BUI Oadsby advantage. ners will be Greg Bigelow, Frank teams traveling-in the South. *^e Studying Problems In the not too distant future ■jra" Law, the tall, cslm deacon of hander w gi noted for hla few eeasone and It’a now w^orklng here last year. ' Toomey Get^Club Off Fast, At the present time there Is a Cordner ...... Oliver Standings scored for the Rangers. Ckidsby’a Detroit's Bob Ferry and Clyde Barnes, Elmer Robinson, Gerry were lodged by pro- there will be four more schools W. Pet the Pittsburgh Pirates, today clutch pitching and was often againat the Canadlene. Charlie Bredersoh of the North special aubcoinmlttee, assigned by Kuhlmann ...... gosl. in the first minute of the final Lovellefte of the Hawka got Into Vhoters in Durham,'N.C..and Birm­ seeking some kind of alignment Hallden Howat'a ...... ; ...... 23 .958 won the Cy'Young Memorial at his best In crucial situa­ • Laat night, two former Ca* Pagano, Loren Schave, Gene Mc­ Medford Club, Dick Packard, BUI ingham. the Board of Education, with the short battle In the second quar­ Niles, Simmons Add Scores with others In this geographic Demers ...... Fanstan Filloramo’s ...... ,.19 .791 Award' as the outstanding tions. He struck out 120, walk­ nadlena, Ab MeiDonald and Murray period, put them In front 4-2. ter but the offlclale put a quick Grath' and Bob Mc'Brlen. Robi­ Smith o f Alexandria, Va..'and Mike tasks of studying the various pitcher ih the maJOr leagues POWER area. These will include the three Glansanti'a ...... 19 .791 ed 40 In 271' 2/3' innings and Balfour, scored In the final period Balfour scored Um tying goal at atop to the fight and neither play­ son placed 19th last November. Bigelow, like Packard of the Bos­ problems connected with Manches­ GIdman ...,r ... . Kelllns In 1960. ton A. A. new Catholic high schools now in Ideal Sanitary ...... 16 .625 pitched three shutouts. %ewPs6mt* to give the Black Hawks s 4-4 tie 1.7:80 folIowlng’'McDonald'a marlo- er was bounced from the game. "■ Charlie Robbins, _^the Flying Scoring single touchdowns In the^Toomey alertly passed to his slg- ter H l ^ ’s athletic program. The the process of being built and the Sibrinsx . AcetO’s .V...... -10 .418 Law poUad eight of the 14 Law, 30, was born In Meri­ er in the 12th mlnuto . Mllardo with the New York Rahgrera. The Third Period Vpriring M.D., and a two-tim'e winner, is Race, sponsor la Nutmeg Forest, Costly Catch flrst, second and final periods, Man nal caller w’ho grabbed the ball and meihbera of this subcommittee, A. new public school In New Britain lU Anhulli’a .376 ballots cast by the aelection dian, Idaho and now resides in result shoved Chicago In firsVplaee Morvath took a 'p w . from Vic The Pistons spearheaded by the second former champ to enter. No. 118, Tall Cedars of Lebanon. Raymond Rogers, principal Matt Kennedy ...... Wurschy committee of the Baseball cheater High's freshman football vent the real o f the way. which, as specified In a- recent Girardln’s ...... 9 15 .376 Boise. in the National Hockey Leagfue. Stasluk Just outside the goal Bailey Howell and Jackie More­ Charlie Dyson. 1958 champ, was 'All proceeds win enter the Muscu­ Maetozo, of the school’s Physical SUlcs ...... Burton Colls Const...... 8 16 .333 'Writera Association of Ameri­ Manila, Noy. 8 (^u-PoUee team trimmed thSlr Windham Defenalve standouts for the In­ Connecticut Interscholastic Ath­ The award Is presented by RC.P.NYt0N one point ahead of Idle Montreal. land, launched an uprising In the the arst, -Robbins, now 40, will be lar Dystrophy Fund of the Cedars. dians .vvere Roger Perot and Dick Education Department and Tom Peck Lumber ...... 6 18 .250 ca. . crease and slammed the puck past third quarter and at one point raiwi'ted toddy tliat while Oar- letic Conference ruling, will have Ordway ...... Evans Baseball Commissioner Ford B im co Horvath’a second goSI counterparts from Willimantic, Lewis. Niles also,rushed in on a Kelley Sr., head baseball coach to have Its own athletic program OR V McNally’s ...... 2 22 .080 Milwaukee’s great lefthand-. Frick In memory of bosebsll’s Toronto goalie Johnny Bower for pulled to within nine points of the Im Umboe; 89, waa fishing In of the night early In the third 18-8. yesterday afternoon at Me­ couple of oceasions to nail Wind­ and dean of the school's coaching Manchester . Suha; Verfaille...... Boat. Ernie Oakmah 148—378, Lee er, Warren Spahn, the 1957 all-time top winner. There had Hawks But St. Itouis apparently Paim»aBlta. a fish Jumped In Ms independent of New Britain High Foshlor. Churills. Odell, Ponraon. An- period enabled the Boston Bnilns Boston's tying goal at 8:19 of the morial Field. It was the first vic­ ham runners behind the line of atifff.' will take most of the‘school if it wants Its boys to compete UrbEurettl 355 and Jim Olanaanti winner, got four votes and , been some published sentiment FISK anldl. Morriann. Carvoy. KInp. York; to gain a 2-2 deadlock with To­ was only teasing and. a feat fiurry moqkhr He choked to death tory of the year for the Papooses year before making their recom­ Ernie Borgllo and Lindy MO- third session. The Bnilns’ star Respect of Giants jand Money Jbfffbre the fish could he pulled scrimmage while Dave ' O'dell against other state high schools. Trotter. Whitescll, l-svery. McCurry, 135—350 topped the acorea. In favor of splitting the award, ronto in the only other game. of, baskets by Hagan, Lovellette after a pair of losses to East Hart­ mendations. I.Afond. Hudaon. Danlel, both of toe St. LOUia center got hU lilkt goal In the in- and Woody Sauldaberry shoved .«nt. came out ndth neat pass Intercep­ If all nine potential members Mancheater ...... O i l 0—2 and making a presentation to ‘lUal period. Ron Stewart and Jim ford and Mansfield T r *^1 n 1 n g tion. If the writer is. not being too were willing to join this propotod CHURCH DUCKPIN Cardinals, one each. It was a pitcher in each league. Both of. Ohlcago'a final period the Hawks Into a healthy 98-84 School. goala were ahet past young Jack Horton registered for the third- Dark^s Big Asset cis Manager presumptuous, I would like to sug­ new league could be fo fm ^ In the Standings the first time in the five-year Frick opossd the move and lead by the end of the quarter. W 1 Pet. history of toe aWard that an McOartan. who replaced Gump place Leafs, who moved to wlM n Pettit paced the Hawks with 20 Jim Toomey, Vern ' Niles and gest that the above mentioned very near future. When the other applauded the 1980 ssfectlon. Woraley In the New York T»ta. one point of Montreal and two of Jack Simmons registered the TD's group seriously look Into this pro­ schools are ready to take part ac? Four UGonn Stars St. Mary’s .22 ( .776 American League pitcher "It is obvious that consider- * points. Gene Shue was high man New York (NEA)— Alvin Tom McNamara .760 failed tb gkin a vote. Woraley retired aft,er the second Chicago. for Detroit with 18. for the Indians, 'The victors failed posed new conference'sUggested lively In such a program It seems St. John’s . . . '...... 21 ( able thought went Into to* Dark's appointment as manager to coilveri. after any one of their by Hartford High's football coach. To Miss Saturday Cen. Congo No. 1 ...1 9 I .879 . The'Selection Committee Is period because of a back Injury The Leafe are at Montreal and Los Angeleji ended a two-game of the Giants makes sense, which that It would not be too difficult voting,” he said, ’’and that the He was taken to a hospital where six pointers. New Jersey Prep A8 CCIL members Indian ath­ Noth Meth. NO. 1 ..19 I .879 conTposed of eight writers result Is a fair on'e.” Boston la at> Detroit In tonight's losing streak ^ t h its victory over la the principal reason why ad­ Ski Notes to spilt the league Into "two divi­ .607 each major league. Hy Hur- (70-lS doctors released him after an ex- Toomey raced across for the in­ letic teams have seve'ral fairly Comm, Baptist .....17 i: games New York, After trailing briefly mirers of the club's former ­ sions,- one of seven schools and the Game i|i Buffalo .572 wltz, secretary of toe writers Spahn, the last previous Na­ unoNvuH In the first quarter, tJie leakers itial score from eight yards out Two Sport Coach long trips to make with games Temple Beth ...... 16 i: tain and carburetor feared Hbrace other of six, and plan playoffs in ^672 group, who announced the re­ tional Leaguer to win, had a pulled ahead of the hapless Knicks the first time the Indians got their scheduled In Willimantic, Bristol Zion Luto...... 1 8 •UMtlMU. Thi Manchester Ski Club ■wlU all sports to determine overall con- Storrs, Nov. 3 (/P)—Four of toe 16 .536 sult of toe poll, said one writer 21-10 record last season In hla and led the rest of the way, hold­ Stoneham would not ipake It. hands on the ball. A fine 38-yard and Meriden. The CDC Is an even St James No. 1 . hold Its first meeting of the sea­ Former Manchester High swim­ ference champions. Unlverafty of Connecticut’s top North Meth. No. 2 ,> 6 ^ 3 .536 from each league abstained 11th consecutive year as a 20- nut 7AX AND RC7MA6AIU 7IM ing a 2.1-22 first quarter lead and Frank Frisch was 'queried re­ punt return by Paul Richards, af­ more far .flung group ihcluding It will be Interesting to see game winner. Brogllo was 21-9 garding Dark’s quaUflcattons as a son Monday night, at 8 o'clock at ter taking a handoff from Toomey, ming standout. Tommy McNamara football operatives won’t make the South Meth...... ^.'13 .464 from voting.. 30-MINUTE m i Sport Schedule ahead 52-40 at the half. teams fr^ip New Britain, , New what. If anything, comes 6 t . this trip to BuffalO'Saturday,. says Head .484 Law, an elder In the Mor-. and McDaniel, used primarily F.lgin Baylor drilled In 30 points manager. -' the American Legion Home, Leon­ helped set up the touchdo-wn. is enjoying s great yesx In hit sec­ Second (uohgo. . .13 London and NorDrich as well as proposed new setup. Coach Bob Ingalls. St.' Bridget’s ... .11 .393 mon church and lUoknamed In relief, had * 12-4 mark In INSTALLATION to be the big man for the t/skers "Alvin Is a knowledgeable base­ Wiifdham came right back to go ond season aa coach of varsity soc­ Friday, Nov. 4 ard St. He listed them as halfback Pete St 'James Ko. 2 ..... 9 .431 "The Deacon” by hla taam- 85 api^earances and topped Willie Naulls paced the Knlckt ball man who Is dedicated to the | The Initial get togeUier vdll be ahead 8-6 marching some 60 yards cer at Huh' School In Princeton,- both leagues In earned run with IP markers. i Barbarito; -Tackle Bob Treat; Cen­ Center Congo NO. 2 .. 8 .288 mateS, had a 20-9 record with Soccer — Manchester at Weth- game," said the o ld ■ Fordham ' a general organizational meeting and making five consecutive first N.J. The former local man’s squad, ter Tom Doty, and End Tom Nel­ .286 a 3.08 earned run average for average with 2.09. eraflald, 8:18. No games are slatedlln the NBA downs during the drive. Successful t^nOordia Luth. No. 1 8 MUFFLERS Flash. "A n d he has money in the which will include discussions on spearheaded by Khaled False!, son, all out with Injuries. The head .072 toe season. He worked 18 com­ Don Newcombs of the tonight. Action resumes Friday pass plays ate up most of the yard­ Concordia Luto. No. 2' 2 AU Cross Country — State Mast at bank" activities and programs for the nephew of King Saudi of Arabia, coach expressed toe hope yester­ S t H k ry ’t displaced St John’e plete games In 35 appear­ Brooklyn Dodgers won ths New Britain, 3:16. when Detroit visits Philadelphia. age with aerials accounting for net ictor The writer wanted to know coming year.' Karl Kehler, vet has won seven starts, six via shut­ day that Co-Captain Bill Mlnneriy, In first place by sweeping four ances In leading the Buca to first award in 1956. Spahn won Soccer — Rockvllla at Bomera, only the Whippets' touchdown but outs. points from Concordia Lutheran toe National League pennant In 1957, and was followed by what having' money in the uanu eran skier, Watjiuctor and ski pa­ also their two points after. Injured last Saturday at Durham^ 8:15. trolman, will explain the club's and contributed two more In BobTHirley of the Yankees and ,fo« Johnson Signs had to do with managing a A Simmons ‘ to Niles pass ac­ Faisel scored all eight goals In a N.H., might see Some action against No. 2 while" the foraief league Sunday, Nov. 8 ^ the University of Buffalo. lead^a ware being whitewashed their World Series triumphs Early Wynn of the White Sox. baseball club. conditioning and Instruction pro­ counted for the Indians' second TD recent game. Along College Trails Flraflghtera v , Cnitsars, l:80j Boston. Nor 8 uPi — Veteran '■Well, all 1 know Is that the gram. ' ^ McNamara attended Willlston Mlnneriy hasn’t suited up all 4-0 by Secona Congo. St Mary’e over toe New York Yankees. who slipped from • the select and enabled them to- lead 12-8 at now leads St. John’s by a single The balloting is based only on 20-game circle to a 13-12 rec­ SAVE Nebo. halfback .Toe .Tohnaon from Orange only two succeasful managers ui Arrangements are being m^e halftime. Toomey got off a nifty and Marianapolis after learing week,’ Ingalls said, "But he's com­ Blue Devili vs. Smokeat'ers, 8, Conn., has been signed by the Bos the American League in the last to have different area operators Manchester High and graduated New York, Nov. 8 {^)— There’s an intangible factor in col­ ing along with that sprained ankle game with Center Congo No. 1 regular season performance. ord last season. 35-yard gallop during this touch- and North Methodist No. 1 desd- Nebo. ton Patriots of the American Foot 12 years (Casey Stengel snd A1 ^tend meeUngs to discuss, show j„grch by the Indians. from Springfield College. 'While in lege football— momentum-^that probably is as important as pretty good." locked for third place Just two )*LowFsonu“ Tuesday, Nov. S ball League Johryvm, 29. played at Lopez) have oil wells.'/explained ' W -V' fn«V! and answer questions con- high and prep school, and college, Ingalls said that Dave. Bishop, m i i r The young Indians final touch­ spirit, desire and the others that coaches talk about but can’t games off the pace. SEAT COVERS HlUhouse High School In New pSisch. cerniilg-. their respective areas. down camZ as the result of some he was one of the best swimmers Connecticut's jack of all trades, CCTL cross country Field. Day, ALVIN DMUi - define. will start toe Buffalo game at left Listed with the leading shoot­ State X-Country Race Meet] 8:18, ArUta Field. New Britain Haven, Conn . and became a' rag. Deals In Materials Norin McKee •; is president for neat Ingenuity otj the part of in the Blast. the 1980-81 Beasb,. Other of­ In aimple terms. It means that|> halfback, a position he hasn’t play­ ers were Ernie Wilkie 143-364, ular halfback at Boston College Dark waa, a 830,000 a year Toomey. Aftep, fumbling a hand­ ! Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edw'ard Mc­ the winning habit grows and’ the ac.a him. the Giants have the deepest ficers are Bob Brow)!. vice preel- ed since his freshman year. Gerry Sam Little 357, Stan .Grcyb 360, After his college career, he work shortstop for the better part of respect for Dark, and he la Inti­ off from Richards oh what .looked Namara of 186 Henry St., the losing habit becomes hard to Southern California clash with toe Bill Chapman 137, BUI Carlin 137. Friday with Jjbcals Favored\ NEW BIKE DEPT, Hockey at a Glance ed as a slot hack for the Green Bay deht; Jane 'Carter, secretary and like wha t was supposed to be a re­ White Is listed in Barbarito's right hts 13 campaigns. In the Nsttonal mately acquainted -wlthN them, young coach is married, has one break. It could make the differ­ Big Five' lefd- at stake. Washing­ halfback slot, wltl\ jlm Browning W « repair aO nakea. You Packers In the National Football Cathy Fagan, treasurer. Atlskler.s verse. .Toomey ran back quickly, Wedneaday's Baanlta League. He got a chunk from the starting wuth the celebrated Willie son. and resides iniCrsnberh’, N.J. ence in about a half dozen of this ton has,« ' 0-1 overall record and at fullback. . MORNING BELLES n s K eaa nte your old blka aa a League for five years He did not in the area and anyone intereStiMl Nattnnal League then Boston Braves as an early Mays. looked down field and spottod In addition to coaching soccer and week’s big games — games that US9 3-1l. But the Huskies haven't Standings The 29to annual Connecticut I n -f tor, Ted Owen. The meet will be trade-in. play last ,esson. In taking up the spoil are invited New York 4, Chicago 4. bonus baby. He trice shared In AO Around Athlete - - quarterback Simmons . standing swimming, McNamara teaches could mean titles and bowl invita­ ,wOh Impressively, taking their Jaat “ W. L. Pet. tarseholastio Cross Cou:untiy Cham- scored as an open atate meet with Boston 2, Toronto 2. World Series money. He deals in to, attend. alohe'.gt about the Windham 15. English litwature three by a total margin of four plOnshlp Meet will held Friday all 42 tfams competing, however _ _ 5JMI ■What'kind o f'a ..^y Is Dark? tions for toe wiimers and oblivion Nilabelles...... 18 8 .687 NnONTUM Amerkan League Horae trainer J FUllot.t Burch oil drilling materisl. ■ ' ' for toe .losers, t points. tlSC lost its first three but Isabelles ...... 14 .10 .583 at Central Connecticut State Col­ class championships will be scored. g A K H B Well; he was a fine trackman and lege in New Brltiun. Starting time Springflald 8, Herahey 1. la the grandson of trainer William . Thara-lsn't any question about Among-toeae ura MisBOurl-Colo- has been winning by bigger and Clalrebellca ...... ;.i2 __12 .500 The top three teaihs in.the open | ‘ MAOmAU outstanding halfback at Louisans la 8 p.m. , RasEerii Leaive P Burch tano son of trainer PMi' oil' and baseball mixing. Quite a rado, Duke-Navy, TenneSsee-Qeor- bigger margins. Jeanlebelles ...... 11 l3 Alls meet scoring will represent Con­ nin TAX AN0 RTHADAItt TMI Clinton 8. Johnstown 1 ton M. Burch He became a train State anB Southwestern Louisiana ps'ychologicfl case can be built for Institute, He. is the best golfer In Most ht ler in Country gia Tech, .RtosArkansaa, Ohio Bowl Opportunity Marybelles ...... 10 14 .417’ Entries have been received from necticut In the New England I New Haven 6, Greensboro 2 , «r in 1949 against his father's ad The Big Eight lead and a pos­ New Orleans — Ralph Dupas, Rorybelles ...... 9 15 .376 42 high schools, including 23 large, ChamplonahipB which tvUl ba held Philadelphia 2, HaddonSeld 1. / vice. th# well-to-do manager who basebalL hss won the Ballplayers' State-IndianST Baylor-Twaa, Utah doesn't have to keep looklhg over Tournament several times, plays State-Wyoming and Southern sible ' Orange Bowl berth >re up 148 >4, New Orleans, slipped Gale Some of the better scores were l2 medium, and seven small the following Saturday, Nov. 12, | Kerwln, 154 'Valley Stream, Schoola, according to meet direc- kte shoulder to find out Just who with the top professionals when Caltfbraia-Washingtpn. for grabs when Missouri plays Ruth Ostrander 114-133— 351, Olga in Franklin Park, Boston. he Is or Isn't satisfying. they are In the; neighborhood. Obviously, this nteasure can’t Colorado. And Utah State and N.Y., 7. Colls 134, Evelyn Lorentsen liki, Yogi Comic Joe’s Gandidate be applied to two such teams .as Wyoming battle for first place in Miami Beach, Fla.—(Paul Diaz, Claire Obremaki 120, Mary Young It might ba bejier If Dark had 1 You might almost describe Dark 182'/], Cuba, outpointed Allan a year or tw q/nf minor league as a hail-fellow-well-met Oliver Iowa, toe nation’s No. l, and third- toe Skyline Conference. 119, Hllma McComb 119, Lis ranked Minnesota, who play in Missouri’s Tigers,' scoring the Harmon, 1821/]* Jamaica.) 10. Churph Z19, Betty GalUshant 112, ALWAYS LOOK managing untMir his belt but those (Jromwell. Hts private life ,1s im New York (NEA3 —J o c a m serious is a Russian comedy.^a kid they asked him how 'he Faisley, Scotland—Chij Calder- -closest to him will take his w’ord Saturday's . headline encounter. first time they got the ball in five Rose Danlewlcs 111. MORIAHTY BROTHERS peccable. ’Quietly a-nd deeply rell Garagioln is a welcome reliefj^* but wpod, 174'/], Scotland,' stopped Just For You Teens! for It that Inexperience In his case gious, he has always tithed 10 per They're both rolling along toe un­ of seven games, .have been, im­ FOR THIS SION KiilAKoil mUow. f/v, wianir Af chajige managers, they I he instinctively kne hst to do Bolf_^Peters, 171)4, Gennony, 4. .W EST SIDE REC. m eaw nothing. After all he played cent of his Income. He doesn’t in oaseoaU, where too many pi could have done worse, than name i in any givenelven situation.situatl "Yogi pan beaten track, and if momentum is pressive both on offense. and de­ AUTO MART OF VALUES the main factor, they'll come to fense. Colorado has had a tough Tokyo-kArab Junior, 1^8, Phil-' standings l i s t a l M 13 ..years under several managers, drink or smoke, but Is s first class the players are SO grouchy the ! Yogi, ' says emcee Garagioia, in do anythingZ>e'makes up his mind., ipplnes, outpointed Takeo Snziil^ A ^'Guys" and Jhctudlng three of the slickest, mixer who doesn't mind being Only thing they can grow on ‘ f'**' Rookie-of-the- to.do—in-haseball or in business. a dead halt when toey meet. time beating toe same -conferance W. U Pet. Duke on‘ Move iteams, but" got a tremendous ^ o s t 121, Japan, 10. - / Hartford Rd. Grill ___ 6 0 l.UUU 1961 MERCURY Billy Southworth, Leo Durocher around those who do — In fact their lawns is crab grass. Year Aw,j-d Luncheon ThaL-is''why he how. measures his H i and Charley Dressen. aSems rath-r to enjoy such com­ "1 never could, understand Why psoney' instead 6f • counting it. T Navy, also is unbeaten,- but tfrom Its first conference ■victory Pagan! West Side . . . , 6 1 .833 FREE Gals*' League Garagioia, the one-tinie Nation­ against Notre Dame last week, Joe over Oklahoma. last week. Paganl Caterers ...,,.3 3 JWO M H E O U M d i Owner atoneham was faced with pany. al League catcher n ow telecasting there was so much talk about sbr; really believe Yogi could be a nu­ Pro Basketball a situation where he couldn't name When Dark, friendly by nature, called inside baseball—how* to hit clear physicist if he so ' desired. Belllno and Co. nearly ran out of Utah State is another unbeat­ Wednesday’s Results Renn’s ...... 2 4 .333 the Cardinals’ games, twinkles the Oliva’s .. 2.DOOR Just anybody because he considered becomes angry, which would be a spllbaJi on the d r y s id e . -etc. He’h my candidate for President, steam. Duke, mqanwhlle, has been en team with" impressive statistics St. Louis 132, Detroit 117 • 8i8i^ s 5 ,187 wisecracks and homely sayings McCann’s ...... 1 ff: n e r him a sound manager, flie San rnuch more often If he didn’t^ keep that have made him ' the most Baseball baalcal1.v;^"i' a simpje _ "Ask Casey._Stengel how much - picking up momentum .since its for ground gained^ and_ for, jeor-: Los Angeles 106, New York 96! SEDAN FiTOclseb” sqirad" waa 'W by a. light rein on himself, he ran sought after speaker In the coun­ game, and YqgK, made it even help Berra was to hUn 16 handling, single defeat winning from North Ing. Defensively tough Wyomkig Thursday’s ' Schedule Listed with the leading acorers Evfry Dai* 9:30 A.II. dissension last season. The Job de-, blister the paint off a bkttleship or try with-amazing facility. Except Simpler froirf the start—like lag­ the New’ York pitctiert," Went an Carolina State, Clemson and toe has. won its" last four, beating two No Games Scheduled ' ' were Ted Chambers 386, ‘ Bruno manded a man whom the players punch holes In s rhinoceros. when he speaks of Yogi Berra, ging everybody in sight when he Garagioia, who caught the entire big one from .Georgia Tech. That’s common rivals by bigger scores Friday’s Schedule BycholsKl 862, Benny Pagan! 358, *2 2 9 9 first o f all would respect.' The Giants had better be ready with whom he grew up on The wasn't sure sbout the-play, seven-game 1946 World Series for the kind o f situation that could than Utah State did. Detroit at Philadelphia Denny Carlin 137, 12,000 MUee or ONLY A R vIMJWN T, ^ Having played with snd against t« fight or move. Hill In St. Louis. Then he, beciMijss ' ' Treuiendmis Athlete St. -Louts when he was 20 years: lead to an upset 1-Year Warranty ■'Yogi may h e ’ fimny to look old. Conversely, Tech likely will qOMMEROIAL TENPIN W aki up to^fun! Boys, at, but' he's a tremendous natu­ “ Buy With Confidence From Hartford CountyTi Oldest “ All Yankee clubhouse meetings have trouble gettlilg atatted again Stoadln^ . . Uncoln-Mereury Deater” ral all-around athlete. When as Yariks Reject QHer from Giants " P its — ■ - p ' e/ { to discuss the opposing batting After ita loss and could be an easy L. P et wHt^ taam up^with qirli Peganl Caterers . .27 5 order, end the same; way. 'iVhat victim of ‘a Tennessee team that .844 Barlow’s T.V...... 28 9 .719' 1961 COMET Bulck ’57.’58 , IT^ ASSURES YOU ' - to bowl in our mixed (- do you think, Yogir’i Ahd, 'Fitch has won five, tied one and keeps looking better weekly aa it chal- Ray Harney to Replace Weiss Roy Motors ...... 22 10 ,8S8 DJGJRslt*). OF THE REST IN him that way if you want to, 'but A.B.A. Tool ...... 20 • 12 .825 If yoii want to get hiip out. ; . '" lehgea Mlssisalppl for the South­ 2-DOOIt doMbla leagua. Join now«— eastern Conference lead. Dean Machine . L.. .19 IS .594 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE "There was tjie lime before th# Ford »53t’ 55 Syracuse and Baylor, two pth- As Top Man m Front Office Fleet Lube .19 18 JI94 ^ I D A N good timas are waiting All-Star ^,Ga m e Whe'n Stan' Dugan Bros...... 18 ■ 14 8-eytiader track PODE o r ETHICS Mtisiars'hame came*, up. ‘Thev’ve ers of last week's victims, are in ‘The Better Compact Wltii Fine about the same' oltuation. Syra­ Little Joe’s ...... 17 is Car Sfyllng^* 1, To promoU good will be- been trying to get him. out In the New York, Nov. 8 (JP> — Roy^actlvely In trade negotiations with for you at Holiday Lanes! cuse, brought to a dead stop by Carteria .18, 16 tween tjw motorist and NatibnsI League for 15 years,' Hamey, with 35 yekn of baseball other clubs. NicholeHre ....r.18 18 12,666 MUee nr ONLY «4«A e DOWN *1998 CgdUUe '52-’55 Pitt after limping through five .600 "Rear members o f thla aaaoeiatton said-Yogi. “What are .We goln’ to front office.-service to recommend Only yesterday, Hamey rejected Burnside AiitO i . . .15 17 .469, 1*Year Warranty do, get. him. oiit in 15 ,minutes7*,. victories, figures to be a some­ S. To have a aenae of personal a flve-plqyer deal'proposed by Vice Willla Gtfage . . .. .1 3 19 .408 obligation to each Individual CALL AMY FIR KEY . Rbowa Ball a o h — what attonger team toon Array, rhlm, waa expected to be named but it may have lost toe winning President Chu^b Feeney of the Fiano’s ...... I S 19 ,406 LOW b a n k RATES--3* MONTHS 1:0 PAY Mircury *S4 . custmner “ Berra knows all about his own tpday to succeed George Weiss as Man. Sand 1 2 ’ 20 ,375 8. To perform high quality re- Ml 3.^2125 club and the other side.' I asked habit. Baylor waa dropped from general manager of, Ihe New York Frandaco Giants. Feeney, in a Convertible Rear . Yankees. / Wlllle’a ...... 12 20 J876 pair atrvice at a. fair, and him how come Bobpy Richardson . the Southwest Conference lead by visit here last Friday offered Cities Service .....1 0 ^ 21H •'328 1961 tNGLISH FORD ^ s t price got hitting sd well In the World TCU. Now It meets Texas, which Weiss resigned "jwterday after 29 years in toe Yankee organisa­ southpaw pitcher Johnny AntonqUI Oslund Tool ...... 9 23 .281 Most Fords'54-’58 To employ the .'beat akilled Series. 'Bobby was too far out Ih regained winning form against Man mechanica obtainable. Southern Methodist after losing tion, toe {last IS yean as general and catcher Hobie Landrith to the front with his body aijd bat? ex­ .. 1z Chtvrolst '87/50 To me only proven merchan­ twice. • manager. He will serve out thp last Yankees in return for catcher ANOUA plained-Yogi. 'Suddenly he got; his Johnny Blanchard and relief 'era, ONLY' dise of high quality distrib­ bat yout there quick enough tp Rice, the currant ,BWC . leader, five years o f hia SeVen-year con­ uted by reputable firma. tract in an advisoiy capacity In pUchear Ryna Duren and Bobby 598. Bart Swset 192.208-564. Jack l-WM hay# his, body behind It.’ " has won’ five straight and faces Sohantz. -• f ■ Heilman 187-205—661. A1 TVrk- To itemErt all parts and me­ Toastmaster Garqgiola laid ?em Arkansas, which hasn’t yet es­ the newly created position of ‘’con­ H95 chanical adjustmenta-In the sultant.’' He was 66 last June. Hamey, after consulting With Ington 204-210—550. Tom Hobin DOWN *1673 HUARAIflTED for UFE ef U R In the aisles as usual at the tablished a pattern of winning or 192-215—559. Q4ns Dartia *215—' ’ », price charged for service losing. **v Hamey, 58, waa Welsa’ asslstaht Manager Ralph Houk, who sdoced- TO bSIOMAL OWNtS rendered , ■ Rodkie-the-Year Aavvarff Lunch-v ed, Casey Stengel two weeks 'ago, 551, Ray BJorhman 547, H i ^ Your. Bettorittor Buy of The lamorte 17Yoetiirii^ 'g-gp ee'd. Regardless of what happens In for the past .two years. He is in'hls r. To retain all parts replaced eon. He lecalled Rube of second term with the Yankees. He turned down the deat Hadwan U8-187—^ 8 , Bud Woods Trnneiiiisslon end Vlayl Igi for ouetomer inspection the Dodgem knocking him down the lowa-Mlnnesota game, Ohio Joined them , back in J934 .U biiai- 214—521, Frank Kos 20O-8S0, L Ter upiiokl the high stand­ In the playoff game.-’ ' State findp itaelf ih a rathef en­ n«iB manager ofthetp Binf^amton Dick Ugh ITndea— Lntf Fricce Low .Overtiend "Mr. Branch Rickey called that viable 'position sa .contender for ards of our profewon ■ and fa m club, He )eft thp .YaffHees tn L o u U B a c k s N i x b a > n»512, Y e aI OOna n a Bn r Sure ef Senilen After ■met alwara seek to. oorrect any a purpose pitch," he laughed, “ the Rig Ten honors and a place In thk cNrarerV the American Assn. Merritt . ______(IRE SERVKt purpose being to separate the bat­ Rbse BpwL .The rugged Buckeyes, and all abuaaa within the 'prstiden^Y '(h 1946, hut returned \ Lpa Angeles, JNov. 8 UP) — For­ son 186—509, Norown Fiercs 507, ter's head and shoiddenT."t, Jolted )>y F^rdue, moved agiUmA Bob . Cone (104, Roib Bldlaek 60L FISK , autpnotiiM induatiy, . ilRAT T h e s n o w B'TORM. If you kave a %*ehicla yeff waat. to dispoM at I t years igter. In between, he mer wfirld heavjrareight Champion Ij .tb upboM the intagrity of awUM SEE DANNY far top priees. Ws also bava a larg a solectiee of usM parla a Garagl5 ijt*i book, \ Wisconsin' aild Michigan State the served as gansral manisger of the Fred Osrber I t L ZXek K rinJ^ ilO. jM 'Louk says he”s'for Vice Pres­ MORIARTY Ian nanben of. ZOOA. a Funny Game," has bean on ' past two weeks and shouldn’t Pittsburg nratea aitd ths PhUadel- Fran Sweet UT, Herb Weir 1 | 5 . ■___ ■ IMrUHiR ■ ■.....i'i...... :..iv ■ ■ ■' ■ bast sellar Hat for 18 w tkM . ■low'down. urtfaUi they meet In­ ident Richard M. Nixon for pre»> Optn liB » PJI. TiinrA uid IM -eAB O v S A naw am aewp. arrantffjf FARXER M W V r USED AUTO rARTpGAIII M i n iHpiiiiirlar, "It’s written Ml diana in a game Riat doesn’t count be Itt 4nrge peri- IdpnL Louis said yeatanJay thathe KAFM IbCAioaSRS'' ^ IN Mi > A D 8 f t ’..CP H ov^ t AJL to • r-M-o-Farkar Mraa* mmm' Wtrnm I M nigllah," ka oonehidad. T t ’a IRar* hi the sonhel tand bsvs the final say on thlpOtht Nixon was the best tmlnsd . Better eeotsi tadnded. Joea «MI«kyUOIOLA atura’a aiMwar to aiuHeT iw fc V •it*s;anyoneis j u e « WharwiD aU ’tradea la fact, during ths poet oandtdats and “Far mors ssiibus*' Kiely 177461-410. 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NANCHBSTEB EVENING HERALD, M ANC^TER, CONNw 'THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, PAOB SI6HTBBM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. 'hitm SD A Y, NOVEMBER S, i960 ‘11 Ilf rtii M i . 7. . y H o u m t o r Sal* H ouaM fojr # M * SatMurban forR al* ,75 I? . . I tor SaJo 4 THERE OUGHtA BE A LAW BY FA6ALY and SHORTEN Garden—Jk m —Oaiqr Wanted— Bor B8' AiMirtaitRts— Flttfi— tor Bolo.. n ; Hoiumw f«r 8ak 7t ' * ypywB—tu ' .6$ .Prddttcta BA l^ljiC^ESTER ■COVBNtRT-Oountry esteto, B N ixon Says Ike’s^ iNO.CSSVROliR', atandard trana. or trade ennaue 'MAI^![GHteiTaag-N aw 6 toon rS a r: FIRST OFFERiNQ! rioon Colonial.. 1% (iamnlle hatlui, SPECIALS room ranch, axceU$ni’ view,. 1% miaaion. good rtanhing condition. GRHBN i MOUNTAIN potatoea, ■Maa,' enun. Home Catalogue acres, hot water-ril .hsAt, garage. Call m 8.3083 between 8:304:80. pioluni a and old t h r e e r o o m dtmlex with stove fireplace,.’ p l^ e re d walla, - hM Porter Stj--HoUywobd Section g ^ an« mealy, Faaquallni Farm. %ater heat,, omeslte driVa. shade Rk Oemlag n>—Cbitaer of Concord. Thia houie haa rwAtVed. loving lEETEENAMM 340 Avery.Ft., Wapidng. MI 4-0004. — J - ___ g u B a ,:b ol^ ■ad retrigeratmr. Call MI 9-ll6o. , B«fanUful4 itoora Cotonial with Rd. .dupraiV;if4, excoOent loca-^ C A P E S ears. Prieo $19,800. For appoint- Glinches G O P Vi FOIUp 1808, tHloor, eoBtontB or wbola ■ ----- :...... i—— trees. Ml 3-4860, AM AUyyfUU. oone taehed garhgd Liarge Uvlng room ^oii/Reduced, to gU,f00.. ’ment to inspect daU Gomchlld- vary good condition. Call after 4 GREEN MOUNTAIN pototoai, M tatae,----- I Repair Sarvlee, I ROOM DUPLEX, gaa furnaCa and 118,800—A-A budget ileaaar on Mid- o fpiV k o e water .heater. Uniuira at 9* Foster MANOHBgTER $ ro^ grlok with flre^Iaooi^formal dining room, .die TurnpikeTi . _ Wqpt. 6 rooms (4 Bartlett Realty, R ^ lto n , BU p,m. hD 8.1858. mealy ofid nice iot boklM. De- Taloottvnia, ,T S r i n 4-7440. both with wall to wall qarpotlng; SA East Middle T^ke,-'^: room do-; 9-0039 or MI $-7935. «:Oo^lifaoed from Page One) him,” sold NixdO, ____ . Nt. ______. • • , '■ ranch, enclosed brei' reeaeiwy, t-car looiri, ftreptaoc, patio; cdmplete- finished). Wooded lot. .Aaaume Uvared, CjaU Hathaway, Va 9-0488. garage, one year qld, qusUty con' iCltchen has atnpta' cablnete, otove, had .(former Praaldant) . . 1908 BEL AIR 44opr aedan, .0 oiiiEAMQMEy-’' . ly'redaoorated interior and exter*. . 4H% mortgags.* 1, , the Prepldent of the United States, on my side and my opppOOBt hol^ cylinder, atandard aliUt, 11,000. TR WANTED-HaU gallon for TWO ROOM apartmeinti heat hot Btructipn, exceptionally ^aliraMe dishwasher. Large knotty pine den. I^ . B ed u eed > $16,900. $16,800—Newly painted .Cape on water. Apply MArlow;s, 867 Main Lavatory. Front hallway to fcitefim. Wanted-—Real Estate ' 77 Dwight. D. Elsenhower.” - Eisentiower on his tid e,. ” 0.8188. cider. Call MI 04095. Vernon St. 6 rooms. >fuU dor­ Nixoh called hla day In New Cheera drowned out tlto Vie* XRiASSlFIED ADYEimSING DEPT. HOURS Honaebold Goode 51 . OpOn stairway to aecond fkx>r with 6 Room (mpa—Nice location, nice mer, garage.jCloae to Buckley ARB YOU considering selling your 1908 PLYMOUTH, radio heater fuU cam tlng: Four Ikrge bed­ York the brightest of the Repub­ Rreeident at that point. ; > >i< A:15 AAI. to 4:80 PAI. lot and garage. Reduced to School. home? .If you art. w# wUl pur- After the telecaat, Nixon ^pokO • and overdrive. Idea] aecond car. ITVE ROOM flat, redecorated, rooms. IXiU tila bath. Combinatitm 110,900. lican aampaijfn and added: ji ------— Rooms Wlthont Board $9 hasted, garage. Porter St.. $125. PRINCETON ST.-:-?'room colonial chaaS vour equity. For expediency "It has started us to a great for an additional 12 ntootoa bo hi* s Reeda minor repaira, A* ij fioo.' USED FURNITURE. MI 8-7449. windows and doors. Hot water dll COLONIALS " . V please call us. M 84139. J. D. COPY CLOSING t i m e FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. c a ll MI after O p.m. MI 94i09, 94. with 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, large heat. Full inaulatioh, plastered '407 HUUard St.—Gambolati buUt 8 victory In New Yprk and victory Coliaqum audience and oh unoffl* ■' 8.1068 p l e a s a n t HEATED zoom, aepsF Realty Co., 47' Main 8t. Man- . M OltOAr Xlun iraiDAY lOUW AJU,—SAJPRDA r § AJMU living room with fireplacd, hot walls. AU city conveniences. Ex­ bedroom raneh with attached $18,400—Only one left. Brand new In the natl-)?^ V handle rotary mower with bog Bjm m a, $115 per month. CaU Ku ARE YOU CONSIDERING eris help In the GOP homestretch unit, $89.90. Marlow’s, 867 Main mediate occupancy. Reasonably 116 Keeney St.-i4 room rider Co- A V.A, mortgage available on drive to defeat Kennedy. The NiX' ed America facee a receesion un­ taataMO. The adverttaer ahonld read hie ad the FIRST DAY IT FORD 1907, Falrlane, 4-door, SAVED OF MfR VMM SHE 94368. MANCHESTER - New T room this one WlUt only $300 down. SELLING YOUR St., Manchester, Ml 94331. HEATED ROOM tm gentleman, priced. fOr this beautiful home. lonlalr exctU*ht cohdition, barna on forces are hoping the' help will der Republican rule. The Vico- AYPBABS and REPORT ERRORS la tinie for the next tMer> cellent condition. Finit 8890. VISA HOMaVIEEH-ACER.' ranch, 2 ' fireplaces, 2 full baths, and garage,, near schools and bus PROPERTY? President called that a despleablo pariting. 54 fflgfa S t b id d e n 8-room first floor apart­ $30,900—Custom! built 7 room horns have nationwide Impact. But they Rea. The Herald In I«^ponrible for only ONE laoorreet or omitted 8-3330. ONE 86" KEftMORE gaa rapge, 2-csr garage, large kltehen with CHARLES LESPERANCE. line, approximately one acre of on Perkins St. lU baths, gS' ,aaaertioq. for any adverttaemeat and then only to the extent of a ment, electric range; .refrigerator buUt-ln oven and range, formal land, $17,900. We WiU estimate Value of youf are especially hopeful the Presl 1966 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4-door used 6 months, like new. Reason­ SUNNY—Comfortable room for and heat included. Ml 8-8524. rage, shaded lot Idealw location. ‘ dent’s great popularity wlU^win for Eisenhower got a rousinf ova*** «^Bake gaod** taaertton. Errorn which do not leaaen the Talne of able. Phime Mi 9-9504. d l n ^ room. L ot 100x300. fl0,900. property without obligation. We tion when introduced by sedan, 8 cylinder, automatic trans­ youi^ lady. ■ A few feet from Philbriok Agen^, FQ 9-$464. i ; MI 9-7620 - the ticket the richest of all plums the adrertlaeineBt wQI not he oerrected by "make good” Inaertion. 'ritree apartment house with ga- RANCHES alao buy property for cash. Cabot Lodge. Nixon’s . ruitolnff mission, radio and heater. First STERILIZED used furniture for - everything.-CaU MI 8-7969 any­ 3% ACRES—1968 six room Cape',' raqrea, priced'for quick sale, ex- Member Multiple Listing. York , State's 45 electoral $495 drives it AWay. Tel. MI 8-4040 t h r e e ROOM rent, 138^ BiaseU MANCBESTER—S room Colonial, $18.600—Attractive. 8 bedroom mate. 'ITie President kept point­ every room, including beds, time. shed dormer,- 3 ceramic hatha, cellent location,- $16,900. vot TOUR oooraatATiow w i l l after 0 p.m. S t CaU MI 34270. larg# gltcheh, dining rqom, sun ranch In Jarvia Acres. Huge Some poUtlclans in the two par­ ing; to his watch—meaning tho springs, and mattresses. AU In breezeway, 2-car garage, tUIable STANLEY BRAY. Realtor avstlon was eating up eXpefiatvn b e APPRECIATED Dial Ml 3-2711 exceUent. condition Appliances HEATED ROOM, convenient to parlor otf large Uvlng room, bath Two apartments, total 11 rooms, living room with fireplace, din-’ ties have bben giving the edge in 1947 NASH AMBASSADOR, 3-door f o u r r o o m tenement to rent, all and 4 bedrooms on second Door, land, reasonable, 2 miles out. Carl lus 22 acres of exceUent buUd ing room, picture boM ceramic BRAE-BURN REALTY air time—but the crowd wont on ore sparkling clean and toatad. bathroom and shower, private en­ Improvements, including automa- ton W. Hutchins. MI 9-5J82. . the state to Kebnedy. Some Demo­ eedan, good condition |U. ,MI trance. Gentleman preierrO.d. 101 One-car garage, nicely landscaped g)g land, good fliiancing, $33,000 tiled bath, full basement, at­ MI 3-6273 crats have been Ti^cting a big cheering, for jnore than two m l^ 9-3838. * New mattresses, bitmae-braas din­ tie hot water heater. Apply 50 Hril lot. Priced at $19,9^. PhUbriek utea. And it Interrupted him nU' Antomobflss for Sals 4 ettes, and chrome kitchen sets, re- Chestnut St. MANCHESTER—West Side. Fresh tached garage. Aaaume 4%% margin for their man Lost and Foand St. Agency; Ml 9-S4$4. Four room ranch, Second Bolton mortgage. . times during his speech. '■ fturH6RlW0LP, cliher chain, and other Items. 80 ly done over, 6 room older home, Lake. Priced', for quick- sale, Nixon's first target todav is the FURNISHED room, complete light 118,900—You must see this modem Eisenhower departed frbm 'hlo lost—Lady’a wiiftwatch, vicin­ Aut4ir Accessories— T ires 6 US to 40% off.'Open 94, Saturdays BQLTON-Flrat Lake. 8 rooih modern kitchen and bath 3 large 16,900. Can also be leased. CASH!! eight electoral votes o f South prepared text in going afttir Rei$> ity Klng’a. CaU after 5:80 p.m. TR DRIVE OVER autHIII I FtWWWg,M/ft * Ull 0. LaBlanc Furniture Hoopltal, housekeeping faculties avaUable. n V E r o o m duplex, good location, waterfront cottage, partial eaUAr, bedrooms, all in all a delightful ranch (furnished as a model by V lina, usually a Democratic s FOR SALE—Two snow Urea with ChUdren accepted, Umlted. Cen­ Brown Thomson’s) with for "bewalUng” comptalnti 04488.______' ■ NOW 190 SouUi St., RockvUle. TR 5-3174. oil furnace. Call MI 9-1844'. eaaUy winterized artesian weU, home in town,‘ $16,900. Evenings New Listing—Foster St. Duplex For your heme, land, or In­ hold but- this, year a state the Re America’s strength. F ri- TEST DRIVE the rims, slse 670xlB, Used very little. trally located. Mrs. Doraey, 14 property in excallent -condition. Mr. Bolei, MI 9-9868. Warren- E 64, completely modernized, eX' paneled family rodm, massive property. For fast publicans believe they have a good LOST—BIcnd and white * Call MI 94001 between 4:80-0:80. MAPLE TWO In one high chair, Arch St. I FOR RENT—She room duplex. All bathroom, Intercom eyetem lowihgpup In a return to text, th* All New Shown oy appolntm e^ Marlon B. Howland, Realtor, MI 3-1108. i cellent prlc* and financings action call Home Traders Ex­ hance to carry. Presidetti^sald: old kitten, vicinity Ridge 8 t MI Rooflns kiMl ChlniiMYS 16-A Bond9>»Btocks BIbrttmges 31 $8; bathinetta, $7; mapla .potty gas heat. 19 Foster St. CMl 9 Foa Robertson, Broker. MI $-096$. and many other elegant fea­ change, Inc^ MI 3-1100. Traffic in a midtown Manhattan 84138.______1961 LARK SituaAoni Want«d«> chair, $2.50. Bassinette mat&eM, ter St. AU can be easily financed. tures. Open daily at Woodhlll "We havk’Jjullt up the strengta. P« MANCHESTER—6 room ranch, at­ area was snarled last night as some of our armen forces steadily, fqi! Trsllets 6-A ROOFING — Specializing repairing INVESTMENT — Put- your money Female 88 18x36", like new, $3.50. Phone MI rent mi Pearl Street. Three min­ MANCHESTER - Colonial; 6 apa- Heights from 1 p.m.-5 p.m. For l o st—Cray and white tiger cat, LEFT OVER THRNN' ROOM apartment, first tached garage, open porch, diah- ______of the thousands at the Coliseum the long pull. ou r retailatory r6ofs of all kinda. New roofs, gut­ to work oq prime properties. First 9-6496. utes from Main. Ml 8-7518. eloua rooms, large living rooia J. D. REALTY directions call MI 9-1200, female with black noae, vicinity 60 LARK — Hardtop 40 FOOT HOUSE trailer, beautiful SEKIRETARY: f Anyone looking for flobr, heat, hot water and gas waaher disposal, full ceramic bath, IF YOU WISfi pereonai eervlce, I staged a march across town to ^ e forces are at a peak OfLpower and ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ mortgage money needed. Excel­ with fireplace, family eN* Ol* $19,500—A best of buys Is this 8 Deepwood Drive. MI 94364. 60 LARK — convertible . location, excellent condition inside a top-notch secretary or a glri-Frl- 17” STEWART Warner ^1“* HEATED ROOM convenient to / tbovB furnished. Centrally located. • fireplace, nice lot. convenient lo­ call Joasph A. Barth, broker, Kd Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Where readiness never beftra attqteed." . paired. Aluminum aiding. 30 lent return. J, D. Realty, 470 Main kitchen porch, one-car ■ garage, cation, $14,800. U A R Realty Co., 470 Main St.. MI S-B129 bedroom* ranch on Bates Rd. aenhower and NJxon stayed over- Uke New end out. May be moved if desired. day? 4H years experience. Excel­ swivel table, and iq[>artmant size bathroom, near Center St. Gentle­ MI 8-6669. large* lot 86x260, $16,900, PhUbriek 94330. Dealing again with the ptoetlg* lost—Red containing driv- years' experience. Free esti­ St., MI 8-5129, lent eecretariai background. BA Inc., R. D. Murdock, MI 3-2892, Ml Ceramic bath, fireplace, full 1 night. The marc'hers pushed for­ 60 CHEVROLET BEL AIR Call MI 34000 after 0. mates. Call Howley, MI 8-5361, MI Magic Chef gas stove. MI-94818. man preferred, MI *84342. Agency, Ml 9-^ . * issue, Eisenhower had thii to a^ft aria Ucenae, Social Security, birth 4 Door Sedan degree, Katharine Gibbs graduate. 3-6472. l i —R an ch -^ % rooms— No. Cov­ basement. Aluminum awnings ward despite police efforts to con­ Ever,v one of us knowa that t n o \ 3-0768. NEED FUNDS? For Improve^ and storm ' Windows add to certificate, etc. Phone MI 9.9787 08 EDSm, — Sedan WiU accept $78-80 for right Job. OOMBlNA'nON gas iuid finslness Locanom $12,000—801 room cape, full ,baae entry—reduced to $14,900. trol them: Tfhey chanted for, Ei­ subject that moat engages our no­ after t p.m. mento for consoUdation of debts? ■tove. Gas circulating heater. Gas ONE ROOM. 286 School St MI MANCHESTER—Lovely 8 room Co­ value. senhower and Nixon outside the Just Uke New , Anto OilvUiE Sdhool 7-A Call CH 0-8897, Frank Burke. Costa Do^town Manchester preferred. for Rent ‘ 64 men$, combination wlndowa and rv—Ranch— rooms—Manches­ South Windsor tional attention and causes tM hot water heater. All with piping. 9-3897. lonial, paneled sunporch, attached $22,500—Deluxe ranch hortie In hotel. FOUND—Mongrel, black and l ^ t Heating and Plumbing 17 only a penny a month for each Phone after 6 p.m. MI 84327. doors, amealte drive, shade trees, ter—Immaculate condition, $16,- greatest concern, to every Individ­ Tel. MI 8-5191 | LARSON’S . Connecticut’s first U Kitchen table, electric reMgera- LARGE STORE at 98 Birch St garage, combination windows. 2 900. I Rockledge on A m ott. R,d! 3 Before leaving New York, Nixon ual. Is the aggr^ive intention fld tan, female, four white pawn. Oril censed driving school trained — dollar you borrow. Connecticut LARGE FURNISHED room, one 30 days o r' 'sney. Marion E. PLUMBING AND heating — re­ DENTAL HYGIENIST seeks posi­ tor. Call MI 9-9476 between '9-12 App^ Marlow’s, 867 Mafii St. . Robertson;' Broker. MI 8-5963, fireplaces, finished game room, bedrooms, paneled fireplace cut loose again at Kennedy and his powerful Communist imperialism. Lee Freedda, Dog Warden, MI Certified and approved is now of­ Mortgage Bbcchaiige, 15 Lewis St., minute from Main St. light house­ V— New Cape Cod—6 finished BRUNNER'S modeling ihatallatiais, repairs. tion one day a week. Call NCt a.m. Naar Main St; P a r k ^ . - m baths, woode<91ot, with maiiy rooms—Bolton—1^/4 baths—316,- wall in apacious living room. DemocrateSet vice presidential running mate, "This struggle has been with vm fering classroom and behind Hartford. 8.2387. keeping. MI 9-79N. other fine features. Hurry. Colon All,work guaranteed 35 years ex­ BOLTON—8 'room ranch, 7 years 800. baths..2 fireplaces. A home Sen. L ^ d oh B. Johnson. Nixon said a long time. It will be with us for TOUR LARK DEALER wheel instruction for teensgers. perience. 24-hour service. Call m a in STRBET-^uUdlng for com' old, one-car garage, over ons acre lals. are scarce,. $28,600. U A R well worth the asking pries'. in a statement that Kennedy and m MI 94075. E-V-E-B-T-T-H-I-N-O GENTLEMAN who prefers, a nice merrial bualneia or office use. Realty Co., Inc.. R. D. Murdock, VI— Cape Cod—5H rboms-Man Public Social a long time to come. Earl VanCamp, MI 0-4749. clean home, two rooms, semi- of land, large 4H% mortgage ean Johnson disagree on a multitude of "Yet the world today is not what TALCXymOLLE BasineM Oppoitmiltles 32 Situations Wanted-—Male 89 1 ROOMS FURNITURE WUI auMlvlde. Ml 94339, 9-6. be assumed, 318:600. PhUbriek M l 8-2692, MI 84473. cheater—breweway and attached JARVIS REALTY CO. MORTLOCK’S Manchester's lead­ private bath, free parking, MI garage—"$17,400. issues. it was when T took office tight PUBLIC AOCnON—Friday Nov. On The Manchester BRAND NEW k Agency, Ml 9-8484. The Vice President said such Vernon Town Line ing driving school. Three skilled 9-9991. STORE s u it a b l e for offiOe or MI 3-4112 MI 9-1200 A town wide social-sponsored by years ago. At home^ur econemy ‘ 8, 7 p.m. Baaement of Dlacount Radlo-TV Repair MOTEL—Ten units ’ with coUet WOULD U K E odd jobs. CaU be­ ONLY $310 A RiiAL BUY VH l—New Colonial—4 rooms— disagreement was reflected 264 OPEN EVES. TILL 9 courteous Instructors. Class room any busineaa. 190 West Middle ACRES, large brook. 8^' room Manchester—-!^ baths—317,900. the Democratic Town Committee has become immeasurably atrong* world, Maneheater Green Shop* Services * 18 shop and reaidenca. 16 acres of tween 64. MI 9-9518. Turnpike. CaU Ml 94205, 2 to MI 3-7847 PI 2-8311 times on roll call votes In the Sen- ptiw Center E; Middle Tpke., Instructions for 16, 17 year olda. land, cm Route 6-A, half way be­ $18 DeUvsra — $11.72 Mo. house, 2-car garSge, 310,900. Carl­ For this large neVl 6 room ranch and the Young Democrats of South | er. In eve|Y index by which W* . TRUCK— VolkawdiKen Panel 1908, Telephone Mr. MortlOck, Director NICELY FURNISHED room, park­ p.m. or Ml 3-6802. tx —New Ranch—6 rooms—Vernon MI 9-1873 measure strength and devtiqp* Manobeater, Conn. Over 300 Itema, ALL MAKES of TV radio and tween WilUmantic and Middle- ton W’. Hutchins r a 9-5182. in Vernon that features a full din­ both exceUent mechanieal condition, of Driver Education. MI 9-7898. 13- piECB B e d r o o m ing, 272 Main St. — 1% baths-:-basement garage— Windsor will be held Saturday "Together they stand on ment, the last eight yeara vaenom cleanera, aewing ma­ home electronic equipment, ex­ town. Can be operated by two peo­ NOW’S THE time—Leaves raked. OFFICE FOR RENT. Ideal loV den- ing room, corner fireplace^ 2 full $18,000. aideslea of almost everything, and so reasonable. Call MI 8-3806. pertly repaired with a 90-day 14- PIECE UVINO r o o m WE, OFFER . ceramic hatha. G. E. built-in range IT’S A STEAL night at the Main St.. Comjnunlty been the brightest in' our hlatory." , chines, radioa, tranaiatora. toola, PREPARE FOR driver’s teat. ple. ExceUent' Investment. Owner Call MI 9-2638 before 9, after 6:80. ROOM FOR rent. Gentleman pre­ list or Inaurance. ,186 West Middle X- ^L Shaped Ranch—6% roomi together-they stand for nothing; antiquea, ruga, ailver, TV aeta, guaraintee. Cali Mr. Britney at the will finance. J. D. Rerity, 470 ferred. Telephone in room. Show­ and oven, finished family room Hall starting at 7 o’clock. The af­ Eisenhower called Amerleah *’Um 1904 RACKARD, radio, headr, Agea 16. to 60. Driving and claaa 10-PlECB KITCHEN Tpke. Call MI 94206, 2-9 p.m, 91 PARK STREET Manchester—wooded lot—$18,- This tidy 8 room Cape with over Nixon said. "Their nuiln common brle-a-brac, electrical ippliancei, room. Three Instructors. No wait­ Manchester^ TV. MI 9-1048. Main St., MI 8-5129. er. MI 3-7903. BO 34802. with a rustic stone fireplace, 3-car fair will be open to all regardless denominator is an amkteur stand­ greatest temporal power that has power steering and brakes, fl30; Free Delivery; Free Storage, •600. sized 2-car garage and amesite ever been developed on this XartJi ” glaamrare, china, etc. ______MI 94038, ing Manchester Driving Acade­ Dogs—^Blrds— Pets 41 garage, 3 tone heafing system; % of party affiliation. There, will be ing in world affairs.” EXCELLENT eetebUehOd restau- Free Service ROCKVILLE—24 Grove 8t.. WeU LARGE ONE-room air-conditioned ’, Eight rooms, needs renovation. acre wooded lot with a terrific XI— Two famUy' duplex, 7 and 6. drive is one of the best buys in entertainment and refreshments and added that he can’t under­ my. PI 3-7349. Sturdy and good. In St. James Par­ Manchester today. It offers so MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA rant known a« "Jack’s \ Q ^ e e SMOOTH GOAT miniature Dachs­ furnished Ught housekeeping room/: office. 100% Main St. location view. Value beyond compare for Manchester. Separate oil bum with no admission charge. In his speech last night, Eleen- stand "how, in the face of the rec­ DE CORMIER MOTOR Phone for appointment ish, near schools, churches, Main era. ' Immaculate condition. much more than others in its price hower took after Kennedy before PenwBSls tele-vision, service. MI 9-4641. Shop.” Good location, eaaUy hunds—two males 8 weeks rid — $10 weekly. Tel. TR 8-9694. Marlow’s 867 Main St only $21,000. Principal slate and local Demo­ ord. anyone can seriously contend nanced. Please call Jack. J. l^ la c k and tan and a red. AKC Samuel Albert, Htfd: CR 74888 St., factories. In fact, it? is located $23,800. category, .such as fireplace in liv an liverflow audience of about VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In SALES, Says, Busineaa Servicea Offered IS RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make — ing room, full cellar with hatch cratic candidates will attend: in­ that the world leadership of tin Realty, 470 Main St, MI 3-5139. j^istored and pedigreed. Call MI See It Day or Nigdit STORE FOR rent on Spruce St. in the middle of everything impor­ U & R Realt.v Co., Inc. x n —New Ranch — 6 rimms—Man­ 10,000 in the Coliseum. .Without ray own home chop. Forty yeara cars, amplifiers, phonographs and COMFORTABLE room for gentle­ tant. Let Art Khofla show U to you. wa'y, and nearly new oil burner, all cluding' Congressman Emilio Q. naming the Democratic nominee United Stales has been impaired.’*' M A M Ru b b is h Removal service Reasonable and parking in the chester—Rockledge—1 baths— Daddario, Congreasman-at-large The Pre.sident got in some criti­ faet(R7 experience. An makes, "THESE ARE CHOICE CARS changers. Over 47 years total ex­ If you have no means of transpor- man, garage. M I-3-8829. rear. CaU MI 3-8019, 210 Spruce city utiUties, exceptionally large the President said there is "only CARBFUIXY SELECTED TO -—residential, Induatrial commer­ tatitm, I'll send my auto for you. MI 3-269^ 2 car garage— $26,500 cism of the Truman admioiatni- low ratea, free eatlmatea, free cial. Cellars, attics, yards cleaned. perience. 90 days guarantee on all BUFF CdCRER Spaniel puppy, St, - Call well landscaped yard. Convenient Frank Kowalski, State Senator ona. individual who is bewailing pickup and deUvety. Mr. Miller, PLEASE FUBSY YOU. BAIfK work. Potterion’s. MI 9-4637. Help Wanted— Female 35 No obligatitm. X m —New Ranch - 4 rooms—Man- everything and in the Bowers' B^ed Doocy, RapresentaUve Jota strength tion. He said that when ha (Slaen- TERMS OF COURSE." Metal and cardboard drums for male, 8 months. AKC registered, MI 3-5440 •MI 9-5988 R. D. Murdock, MI 8-6472 chester-Rockledge —. 1*4 baths JA 84409 , . sale. Ml 9-9707. permanently Inberiated. H. C. FURNISHED room for rent near iSchoo) area. You'll be amazed St Casey, and Gaorga W. Stone, Kennedy haa been contending iiowerj took office the nation 'was n ipE R IA L ELECTRONICS—Mo­ A—L—B—E—R—T—S Main St. 9 Hazel St. MI 9-2170. -r2 car garage—$27,600. V SEWING MACHINE operators, full Chase, Hebron Rd.\jBolton. MI Rouses tor Rent 65 COVENTRY—6 room ranch,- plas­ the low price. Don’t miss it!. candidate for the legislature. throughout the campaign that aL war Ih ‘Korea — "a war tat® EUKfroOLDX Sales and Service, THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS torola sales and service. Person­ time, 8 a.m.4:30 p.m. Also, nights 43-48 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD ONLY XTV-Ranch—7 rooms—B o lto n 2 which-lhe nation had been allowed COSMA APPLIANCE Service-R e­ 8-5427. NEWLY DECORATED room in tered, full cellar, ftorms, otker Also present will be Democratic u.s. prestige abroad has deterio bonded repraaentatlve, Alfred pairs all makes refrigerators, alized service all makes radio part-time 6 p.m.-lO p.m. Exper­ Open Night 'tUl 8—Sat. 8 p.m. SIX ROOM duplex one-block from baths— 2 car garage— one acre J t h e candidates for .JuaUca of the peace during the years o f tha Dl- to drift through weakness, and Amdl, 306 Httuy St. Tel. MI 1956 Rambler Cross-Country and TV. 521. East Middle Turn­ ience preferred. Kaklar Toy Com­ private home, shower,’ parking, features and lake privUeges. Call $1,500 down for this new 8 room freezero, washing machines, dry­ Main, two from Center. Available- PI 2-7814 after 6 p.m., wooded lot-7$28,600. • ELSIE MEYER AGENCY inpludlng Atty. James Throwe, ggnhower administration. through its indecision and vague­ 84400. Can idler 0 p.m. • Station Wagon. pike. MI 3-7638 or PI 2-8148. pany, 60 HUllard St. private entrance. Tel. MI 9-8354. inch in Vernon. All laiYe rooms, ers, ranges, oil and gas burners. Articles For Sale Immediately. $90 monthly. No pets f fireplaces, attached garage, built- XV—Modified ranch, 8 rooms. Bol­ Realtors Thomas. M. Burgess, Mrs. Robert -in the brief time he was on the ness of purpose of Its leaderohip." An Immaculate car fully equip MI 94883. All work guaranteed. MI 8-7029 after 5:30 p.m. MANCHESTER—West Side. Cape ton. baths, 2-csr garage, one In his prepared text Elsenhower WANTED—Ride from Clinton St. PHILC RECOMMENDED— SAL electric range, good GENTLEMAN, Brookfield St. Prl- in range and oven; redwood plant­ L. Murray, Harold F. Johnson, gjr, Nixon got Ip One shot at Ken- ped. 9 CHILDREN, God Bless them, but HOME MADE ravioU, fresh or ; condition, $40. MI 9-1609. Cod, 5 finished rooms,' oil hot acre wooded lot, $37,600. MI 9f5524 MI 3-0688 called it a senseless war wMeh area to Hartford, Btatler vicinity. COMPLETE REPAIRS — By Stu­ Service, pn radios, tele-visions. work vate home, nicely furnished bed­ FOUR ROOM house partly fur­ ers, walk-out. baaement, convenient Fred Babbitt, William J. Thresher, nedy.'The ^ee'Presldent said Ken- Only $345. Down do they make it imposstblo for you frozen, 30c doz. 246 Avery Street, room next to shower, parking. MI water heat, fireplace, donventeht MI 3-6930 Everett Delaney and Douglas nedy has 'iMen complaining about came about as a result o f nilUtary Henni 74 or 4. MI 8-3888. art R. Wolcott on automaUc Also, guaranteed service on all to work? Many mothers ar« tak­ nished. ChUdren acceptable. location. A realistic price at ohly Wapping. MI 4-0604. MOVING-^^Siild’e birch jlouth bed, 9-6801 after 6:30. to schools, bus and shopping. G.I. For further Information or ap­ Baskin. ‘ ^ weakness. He omitted the word* washers, dryers and electric other makes. Shop our special ing advantage of Avon’s part-time Phone PI 3-1385, 6-8 p.m, $17,000. 5teaitilawop.’i campaigning for the RIDE WANTRD from 430 Summit 1958 Rambler Cross-Country Kant-Wet imiriiroring mattress, mortgage can be asgumro. $83 pointment to sea call 26 LINDEN S-TREET"* Appearing In Senator Doocy’s •Illton-Lodga ticket: . "senseless” and "mljltary” when ht ranges, m 04678. do-it-yourself department fea­ earning opportunity while Dad TOOL AND equipment rentals. St. in North Maneheater to P A W Station Wagort matching wardrohq. ExceUent TWO PLEASANT heated furnlMjed SIX ROOM colonial, good location, per month carrying charge. Price U & R Realt.v Co'., Inc. behalf will be the 'Docy GirU,’ "I woulp ba worried if 1 were spoke. turing discount prices. Open eve­ baby sits. Will. $50 a week solve Sales and service. AP Equipment, The R. F. DIMOCK CO. OPPOSITE CENTER PARK Aircraft, first ahlft. 8 a.m.:i:4S SpoUesa one owner., Overdrive CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. condition, pink crib/'Coeco Jump­ rooms in private home, kitchen Mancheateh Green, ' $125 per $14,990. Gaston Realty Co., Ml ivrT include Shirley Delnlckl, p.m. Pleasa call MI 9-7079. nings and Saturday. Satellite your Oiristmas budget worries? 946 Center St., Ml 9-2062. OjieD er, youth chair, 9x12 hook^ rug, prlvUeges. MI 34027. 9-6731. 8 room single. Large li'ving room, too. Reasonable rates. Call PI 3-7658 Let us show you how. CaU CH evenings. month, yearly basis, call W. MI 9-5245 Pandozzi, Eleanor Allen Tripp, Wendell Lawpoa uid Electronics Service, 165 School throw rugs, odd chairs, c m Harry Xlngland, MI 9-5201, be­ R. D. Murdock, MI 3-6472 full baths, fireplace, storm win­ ulty have been Invited to the meet­ RIDERS WANTED to Hartford ar- Oi\)y $496 Down between 1:80-4:30 or any time 7-4137. MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, ex­ garet Price and Elizabeth Krawakl ing in connection ■with Education Michael Recirillo.— Saturday or Sunday. Street, Manchester. LOAM—SAND—Stone — Gravel — drapes, toys, lamps, clothes. tween 7:80 a.m. and 6 p.m. Richard F. Dlmock—MI 94008 dows, one-car gardge, lot 175x80. riving Proapeet and Central Row 163 Summit St. Saturday and Sun­ Apartments— Flate— cellent condition, dishwasher, $12,800--BEAUTIFUl. 3 bedroom Could be converted to two 4-room The DemocratO^ vrill hold a Week. About Teimi 1957 Plymouth 2-Door Hard- Fill and Amesite. For prompt de­ motorcadeJSOturday afternoon at 8:05 a.m., leaving 4:50 p.m. Call TYPEWRITERS and office ma­ CONNIR’S TV and Radio Service, CLERK-TYPIST for general office day. Tenements 63 fenced yard, near new High ranch baseboard heat fireplace. Barbara Wooda------MI 9-7702 apartments.. Also zoned to allow Skating Partlea Planned The second and final report of MI 8-7781. top. V8 work. Good opportunity for ad­ livery call MI 3-8608. Walter P. Schools, good neighborhood. Own 3, gtartinkrrom Democratic Head­ chines—Repairs, sales, service and available all hours. Satisfaction MlUer. Trucking. Suburban For Rent 66 large kitchen, cellar, darlton roomers. Roomers would have pri­ Principal Henry J. Adams of the Boy Scout finance camjraiga They come no nicer anywhere. 'rentals. MI 9-3477. guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1316. vancement. Write Box E, Herald, RUGS. UNUSED, 9x12, $30; 9506^ FLE A N JtxROOM—Heated apart- er, MI 3-4868, 104 Delmont St. Via Hutchins, Ml 941??. Johanna Evans ------MI 9-5653 vate entrance. 3 roomers pay com quarters on Ellington Rd. BUsworth High has planned a roll­ will be made at a meeting in R o ^ giving experience, references, and $36. Also, gorgeous orientals. G.E. Fully equipped. SNOW PLOWERS. Arlens, Reo, ^ n t , stoye^aud refrigerator fur­ ANDOVER—Small apartment for agent after Nov. 20. , plete taxes, heat and mortgage pay­ Committees in charge of tha mo­ er-skating program to help 'inlfy 9 of the Wapping School toiugbt salary desired. vacuum, $25. BU 0495i!k THREE BEDROOM ranOh. vacant, torcade and social Include Edward Ant(nnobD« for Sale 4 - Only $846 Down UPHpLSTBRING—Sam’S Uphol- Toro powerhandle and Bolens .18 nished adults. rent. Utilities furnished. Suitable 4 CAROL ORHIE - Rockville, $13.- ments. Immediate posBeaaloh. the two sessions at the .high a t '8.. Millinery Dressmaking 19 iL BOLTON NOTCH Road—Attractive 850. 5 room ranch, large Uvlng redecorated and extras. Open for Parciak, Margaret Pries, Philip stering will reupholster sofa and to 32 inches. Parts and service. BROADLOOM rug, green, for woraing couple or single per­ school. .During an October driv* til* WANTED - - CleaB used cars. We 1966 De Soto 4*Door Sedan two chairs for $67 plus fabric. ATTEN’nON WOMEN—Earn $6- Capitol Equipment Co.. 38 Main FOUR aW)^ three rbem apart- son. PI 2-7279. 4 room ranch and garage, 3 bed­ room, cabinet Mtciien. 3 bed- Inspection. $2 Conway Rd. Owner FRED MURPHY Gantnler and Edward Paatuie, re­ Avery PTA reached lOO par cent $10 in your home in one evening. 9x13’, moderately worn, $20. MI rooms, knotty pine kitchen, base­ MI 4-0191. freshments; Constance pandozzi, On Friday, Nov, II, skating ses­ IMW, trada down or trade any- A beautiful luxury car fully Work guaranteed. 30 years’ ex­ St. Ml S-7958. ments. Two'S^qom duptexM. J. roome, 1H% moettaga eon ba Realty sions will be held In the Ellsworth membership, it was oilnounoaS 0$ DRESSMAKING and alterations. Call Coventry PI 2-8743. 9-1568. COVEiraiT CENTER-Large 3 board heat, extra large lot. School aosumed. Marion E .' Robertson, decorations and motorcade: and thmg. Dovglaa Motors, 988 Main. aquipped. perience. Budget if you wish. Call Ml 94333 any time. D. Realty, 470 MiUn St., MI 84J^. High gymnitelum from 6 to 8 and the Tuesday meeting of the gratq^ CH 2-2378. WALLFAPER s a l e —Many pat­ room unfurnished apartment, all transportation to High and ele­ Broker, Ml 8-6053. COUNTRY s e t t i n g MI 3-4054 Shirley Delnicki, publicity. NEED A CAR and had your credit Only $295 Down. SALESLADY, part-time. Exper­ terns to choose from,, plastic Three Rooms of Furniture mentary at door $17,900. Owner Six finished rooms on lot 80x180 from I to 10 p.m. Students may The total enrollment o f 431 in­ EXPERT TAILORING on Ikdies’ ONE. 4-ROOM apartment 3 bed- ^ Utilities furnished, including steam Additional information may be attend either or both of these: ses- cludes participation by 3SS achool turned down? Short on d o ^ pay­ ience preferred but not necessary. coated and trimmed, a choice se­ rooms, $128 per month ;Sa five heat. Nice ground floor location. MI 9-9092. CAPE—6 finished rooms, large Fireplace. Large screened porch. FOUR BEDROOM Crionlo], obtained from local Democratic ment? B a a k n ^ ? Repoaseaaion? 1956 Rambler 4-Door Station and gentlemen’s clothing. 139 Apply in person, Tots 'N Teens, FROM MODEL HOME Garage. Convenient school and bus. « J .1 oi- itione, professional instruction, famlles. PAINTING, paperhanging, floor lection. C. J. Morrison Paint room flat, 2 bedrooms, screened CaU PI 2-7866. or PI 2-8715. rear porch, recreation room in rooms, 8 down, 4 up, a fine home, Headquartera, iTOsl ct^^ skates and music will be provided Don’t give upf See Honest Doug­ Wagon Woodland St.rCall any time. Ml 956 Main St., Manchester, Asking $14,600. sanding. Call MI 9-0726. 3-2264. Store, MI 9-9713. Cost Over $700 porch for $118 per month, Incltod- 56 ELWOOD ROAD-Coioalal, large basement, 1 car garage,, near bus centrally located, only $13,900. from the con j^ ttM chairmen. . for the price o f 60 cents per 2- las, am tha lowdown on the low­ standard Trahsmisslon. Very nice Ing heat. Call Realtor, MI 3-1678. living room, fireplace, formal din­ and shopping, 314,900. PhUbriek Carlton W. Hutchins, 'In 9-5182. Manchester Evening H eroM est Sawn and amalleat payments in and out. APPAREL MANUFACTURER has ITV'B r o o m furnished'rent, $25 MADELINE. SMITH, Realtor Two Hurt rru,,, 1 hour session. South Windsor oom apondent El- HOME OWNERS—clean up leaves, NEVER BEEN USED ing room cabinet kltchep With Agency, MI 9-8464. Two persons were Injured Tues-1 pyoceeda will help defray the anywhare. Not a small loan or Only $845 Down Household Services ALTERATIONS on garments. Effi­ opening for style conscious wom­ trash paper the modern way. See THREE-ROOM apartment, Includ­ weekly. Rockville TR 6-4291, dishwasher. 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, SIX ROOM cape—fully plastered, day afterooon in a car-truck col- P more G. Burnham, talaphoao finance com|^anjy Douglas an with aiz^ l3 measurements. Ap­ Sale Price $388 cost of the constable and other Offered 13-A cient servlcfe, MI J-1734. the Giant Vac at AP Equipment, ing heat, hot water and gas . for landsbaped lot 80x200. Marion E. OFF EAST CENTER STREET MI 9-1642 full baaement, full insulation, full ll*ion at the Rt. 5-Magulre Rd. In­ mtchell 44874. '1 Motors, 888 1956 Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan. ply. M i^hester Modes, Inc,, Pine 946 Center St. Open evenings.. Robertlion, Broker] 30 34953. personnel needed at the affair. If cooking, electric refrigerator and Custom 5 room Cape, 21 foot liv­ shed dormer, 3 full tile baths, ga tersection. Bel Air St., Manchester. Pay Only $4 Week gaa stove. $82 monthly. Please call Houses tor Sale 72 BEAUTIFUL custom 6 room the first program la auccesafiil. TV SERVICE - Potterton’s all ing room, fireplace, attach^ ga­ ranch, entrance hall, 3 fireplaces, rage, enclosed porch; fireplace, Mrs. Henrietta Nadeau. 56, o f others are planned for Dec. 28. Sharp aa can be. Standard Traha- makes. Highest quality guaranteed HEMMING and alteration work. MI 9-7737 from 6-7 p.m. BOLTON—Just off the lake. 5 open staircase, amesite ' d^ive, CaU MI 3-7882. PART-TIME assistant and cashier. LOAM AND FILL. Ml 3-6712 or MI Sacrificing complete bedroom, BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Cape, rooms with 2 extra lots for $13,200; rage, trees. Carlton W. Hutchins, 4 picture windows, stMl beam con. 63 Brooklyn St., RockvUle, was peb. gg, March 18 and April 8. miaaion. work and parts, over 47 years ex­ waU to wau carpeting, rear porch, MI 9-5132. combination windows and doors, Jap Socialists Apply in person. Manager State 4-1776. complete living room and kitchen ROCKVILLE—12 EUington Ave. — a ranch in Bayberry with garage struction, partial'recreation room, admitted to Hartford Hospital gcou$ Note# Only $295 Down perience. Famous for service decorator furniture from modql dls- two-car garage, shaded lot, large near school. Charles Lesperance, Theater after 8 p.m. Large newly redecorated. 2 room In the low 14s: a four bedroom 100x300. trees, 320,900, Carlton W. with leg injuries. Her hiuband. regular meeting of oil Den since 1931. Phone MI 9-4837 for Moving—^T)*ucking- TORMER SALESMAN has Main ■ play home. We wUi give you free cafe -style recreation room with MANCHESTERCHESTER ^ TowFour .bedroom Hutchins, MI 9-5132. MI 9-7620. best service. less steel cookware In o r i^ a l car furnished apartment. Adults only. ranch with two-car *n Shepard Nadeau, 70, mothcra and committeemen of Cub Make Issue of 1965 Ford Ranch Wagon. V8 itorage < WAITRESS ‘wanted 2 or 8 days - delivery dell\ and free storage up to one bar, tile floor, cedar -paneled Westview in the Center for colonialitial, 1% bOUis, sun sui parlor, for a back injury and dtecharged, g26 will be held Fri- A pretty red wagon. New w.w. 20 weekly, 9-8 p.m. Apply in Mrspn. tons, reg. $149.60. Sacrifice $39.50. Tel. TR 6-5689 after J. walls, indirect Ughting. Price family MUST SELL—Four .room expand FLAT FINISH Holland window year. $19,000; seven rooms with twokcar ily site^kitchen, oona-car ga MANCHESTER 6 room ranch ^—State Poltee_ said Nadeau g car j jiy homo-af. laonard-lrrfin- ^ -tires too. ------MANC^E^TER Package Delivery. Corner Soda Shop, State ’rhesterf-B“U ’ 816,900. PhUbriek Agency, MI rage,, wear bus, $17,000. PhUbriek seven years old. Three bedrooms, able Cape in . a quiet residential shades made to measure. AH ROCKVILLE — 14 LauroL garage in basement puls *lk acl’U area. Upstair# is roughed in. FuU was struck by a southbound 121'Farhham-Rd. Only $195 Down metal Venetian blinds at a new Light trucking knd package deliv­ Bldg-. NORMAN'S heated 3 roOm furnished apart­ 9-3464. in the low 20s. T. J. Crockett, A g e i^ , Ml 9-8464. dining room, living room with fire­ K iHer^s Suicide ONE CBLANB complete bathroom 443 HARTFORD ROAD basement. Nice yard with plenty driven by Charles Bigelow, 2$, of | To complete a special commun­ low price. Keys made while you ery. Refrigerators, washers and ment. Tel. TR 5-9594. Realtor, MI 3-1677. place, modem kitchen, entrance ■Valley Trailer Park as Nadeau at­ 1967 Plymouth Suburban stove moving specialty. Folding CLERK wash bowl, K^vlnator refrigera­ I^Ot/TON — 4-room ranch with hall. Bowers School, $17,900, Phil' of trees. Now vacant. Owners have ity project, the Webeios Den wait. Marlow’s. tor, two chain swivs, clothesline Before you buy furniture any­ been asking 313,900, but any rea tempted to make a left turn from (Continued from Pago 0*0) chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. Office experience not required. where—shop at Norman’s. ROCKVILLE—3^ rooni apartment Easy To Wear breezeway, garkge and amesite brick Agency, MI 9-8464. heard a lecture pn safety, depart­ Wagon. 6 Cyl. - pries. MI 9-1353. ' . - drive, large beautlfuUy landscaped sonable o ff^ vriU be considered. Rt. 5 onto Maguire Rd. Mrs. Na­ Ona careful local owner Stand: HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov­ Interesting and varied work. Pleas­ with heat and appliances fur­ Show-off Sunflower! ment procedures and police work til the roU eoU of the home’* 88* MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ ant working conditions. Ehccellent USED UNIVERSAL electric range, nished, 15 minutes from Hartford. comer lot. Located Notch Rm d MAN(7HESTER—Nice clean 2-fam 10% down is all that Is required. deau was thrown from the car by in general, by Chief Coiutable 196|. ard'Trana. al, cellars, and attics cleaned. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1677, Inmatea, Yamaguehi had been Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold ing Company. Local and long dis- benefit program. Apply $35, 4 burners and oven, oven Adults only. MI 9-4824, TR 6-1166. Extension. Immediate occupancy Ily. 6-5, room, fireplace, the crash. CSiarlfS Jurgelas. He gave demon­ Only $346 Down tonce moving,- packing and stor­ FREE FILL for the taking. 198 Assumable 4H % VA mortgage. Joseph DesRoslers, 49, o f Alice checked every, five or seven min­ Hoar. Ml 9-4084. Vernon S t., thermostat erratic, needs replac­ f 2-csr garage, conveniently locat­ strations in finger printing, sh e/ EDSEL age. Regular service throughout First National Stores, Inc. FOR RENT—2-room ‘ apartment, CaU MI 8-5406 any time. 312,400 BOLTON—Modern 7 room ranc'h, St„ Windham, and Patrick E. utes. 1968 Fiat Cbnv, Model 600 ing. MI 3-6383 between 6-8 p.m. M INCHES ed. priced tb sell. Gerard Agency, beautiful fireplaces, 2-car garage, wave rsdio and respirator ’te/- Nomura said that deanita the of Burns, mbth noles New England States and Florida. Park and Oakland Ave. HOT AIR oil burner with thermo­ heat hot water, parking. No pets. MI 3-0365, MI 9-0626. Lynch, 18, of 218. Ward 8t, Hart­ nlque. Boys who attended under Owned by a lady. And It; Thla one runs on lighter fluid. and' torn clothing, Hhalery /uns, MI 8-6863. t Tel. MI 3-2068. BOLTON • 2<4 aefes of large oak and maples, youth’s suicide: he would progo East Hartford stat,- very good condition, $40. MI ford, both passengers in the truck, the leaderahlp of aasistant ’ Dis­ aliead w l^ his Investigation *t- looks, just-like that. It’s Only $i 46 Down r e p a id , zipper re­ 3-6584. DRESSING TABLE'and bench, (Comiliema\ - Industrial) VERNON—Bolton Lake. Large and a neat little 3 room apartment were uninjured. AUS’HN A. CHAMBJ5RS Co. Local- TWO ROOM apartment complete­ to help pay the; mortgage. Eve trict'Commissioner Gurrle.Fan- tempting . to' prove tho BocioliOt turquoise, white and placements, repaired, CLERKrTYPIST — Interesting, blue , $10. MI 3-8614. A large 8 room cape, single or tWo- room Cape completely renovated. Both drivers told State Trooper moving, padkiitg, storage. Low permanent position. Varied gener­ ly furnished, heat, hot water. Ap­ nings Mr. • Holcombe, MI 4-1139, dozZl and Den leader Richard leader’s oseoatination was plottod 1964 Pontiac 4-Door Sedan men's collars reversed and WINCHESTER Model 97 12 gauge, famlly. And a 4-room home with New tile bath and fixtures. Corner Joseph Letitia of Hartford Troop black. Power seat, power Fully equipped end very clean. rate on long distance moves to al office work. Must be quick, ac­ ply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. Warren E. Howlknd, Realtor, Ml Kihbe were: Den Chief Richard by ultra-nationalist orgoni^tiono. replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ 2 boxes shells, $30. Will trade; 153 2-csr’ garage on 9 acres on Route lot. Only 39,600. Intercity Realty, they saw a green light as they steering, power brakes, ing Shop. 48 States, MI 3-6187, curate typlst.,Xlongenial employes, Hilliard. 8*1108. Griswold, Denncr Steven Fan- Yamagulchl had atoodfoatiy main­ Only $145 Down A ntiqu es 51-A Fo u r ROOM, second floor, ’ flat, next to gas stations and other JA 2-41 $6. entered the Intersection. The in­ whitewall tires, padded liberal benefits. 6-day 40 hour business. 850 foot highway front­ doiii. BBststant Denner Robert tained he acted entirely rii ^ own, U^»HOLSTERiNG— Sam’s Uphol- week. BU, 9-2717, Noble * West­ Birch St. ’ oil furnace, $80. MI vestigation le continuing. i* Sexton, M srtii[^ibbe, Andrew and to save Japan from communism. dash, deluxe radio, heat­ 19i>6 Rambler 4-Door Hardtop Palntlni-^Faperihg 21 ANTIQUES — 10% discount sale 9-4498. ■ ■ ' age. Reduced to $27,600'. SIX ROOM CAPE—3 bedroqms, 1>4 stertng will reiipholatcr sofa and brook Manufacturing Co., 20 West­ BROWNING 18- gauge automatic baths, porch, garage, fireplace WANTED-r-hom# in South Haw librarian to Spetic er. Many other extras. An Immaculate fully equipped eliding Saturday. The Red House, thorn# or South Alton 8t;’-virinlty hardtop. New w.w. Tirea top.. two chairs, for $67. kitchen chairs EXTERIOR AND Interior painting brook St., East Hartford. shotg^un, priced low. MI 3-7731. LAWRENCE F. FIANO 'wooded lot, 150x76, 1*4% mort Mrs. John G. Flood, librarian at This car has 18,000 miles. S4 Portland *St. FOUR ROOM apartment, individual Charter Oak Bowling Alley prop, Wood . Memorial Library in $k)uth $3, plus fabric. Work, gruaranteed, and paperhanging. Wallpaper front and back entrance. Occupan­ JiU 8-2766 gage, Inunediate occupancy.. Own Only $845 Down WANTED—Capable woman' to act SDC WOOD storm windows, eight' erty, Oak |St,, land 65x170 sold. Windsor, will speak on "A Small , It sold for $4680. A 4-door 30 years' experience. Budget if books. Guaranteed workmanship. cy Nov: 8. Prefer middle-aged cou« Paul P'. Flano MI 8-0468 er MI 94440, * as nurseirecepMOnlat, record clerk, wood screens, 65x29%r five ivood Town Library” at the meeting of -^hardtop. And Brunner’s 1958 Fiat Multipla Station you wish. CH 2-2378. Reasonable rates. Fully insured. pie. Inquir'^ 163 Cooper Hill St, Room tolonlal—$17,990. This -and general assistant Iri veteri­ screens, five wood storm windows, Ed Crawford , Ml 9-4$10 the Junior Woman’s CJlub Monday price is only $1000. Wagon ‘ ^ j Fast and courteous service. Leo 39x29Vi; wood storm window for Musical Inst.nunents 55 BOWERS SCHOOL — 8>4 room horn# must be seen to be appreci­ DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Gom- J, PeUetler, MI 9-6326, nary hospital. Four room apart­ NEW 6 ROOM apartment, first a t'8 p.m. at the library. Economy plus in this unique car. ment available. Prefer some one picture window, 83V4x64^a: alum­ MANCHES'TER ranch; five years rid. Large mod ated, Lot 60x150, garage in base­ SAFE-BOY USED CARS pany doors and windows, custom floor, located at 172 Hilliard St., •m kitchen, 3 bedrooms, living Mrs. Flood is a. graduate o f Em­ Bank Terms willing to live in. Write to Box G, inum eaves troughs and pipes. USED ORGANS—Hammond, Wurl- ment. Can be bought with or with­ Only $195 Down. work guarwtteed. Call collect Wil- EXTERIOR and Interior painting. Manchester. $120 monthly. MI Gjreenwood Road—Vacant. Newly room 21x14 with fireplace. $18,900 manuel College in Boston and limantlc, HA 3-1196. Herald. Used' but in good conditim.. R'ea- itzer, Baldwin, Thomas and Kins­ out furniture. Furniture out of this Good Trades CeiUhga refinIshed. Paperhanging, man. All in new Condition. Fully 9-0279. built 6 room Cape, IH baths, baae­ PhUbriek Agency, MI 9-8464, received her master’s deg^ iri Always a fine aelecUon of quality Wallpaper booki.. Estimates given. Bonable. Call weekends. Tel. AC world.. . — — STATION WAOONS — — rare being traded in On the all new KEY PUNCH OPERATOR 8-9050 guaranteed plus 6 free lessons. ment garage, amesite drive, 5%% education from Fitchhurt Teach­ -Xeay Others Pricad As Low. Fully covered by insurance. CaU Easy teriha, Manchester TV, 618 ATTRACTIVELY decorated new 30-year mortgage available. Mini­ U13,900—LARGE 8 room ranch, 6 Year Old Ranch— West Bide. Ga­ ers’ .College in M aiti^uaetta. Ramblers at. BoildlnB'ContniciHng 14 Edward R, Priep. MI-8-100S. Part-Time 4^ room duplex, 2 bedrooms, 'M F O R D $ m *57 MfRCURY $14fi ELECTRIC TRAIN sets, electric Center St. 10 a.in. to 9 p.m.. Ml mum .down payment. Asking fireplace, aluminum otorms. at­ rage In bssemefit. Bargain at She has taught aehpbl In Ngw^ large family room type kitchen, $16,600 or bast rifer. tached garage. $2,900 osaumes $16,900. ^ ■ 2-door Parklone atatlon Commuter 2-doer station A. A, DiON. INC. Roofing, aiding, PAINTING AND paperiianging. Opening ;for a key punch opera­ switches,’ station house and many 9-1046. Hampohire and Hartford.. Her wagon. Ton on<) white. DE CORMIER MOTOR painting. Carpentry, Altaratlona other accessories, Croaley Shelva- basement with washer , connection, 4%% mortgage, OOO.'SO monthly, talk wlH cover the growth and wagon. Rodib. heater, Good clean workmanship at raa- tor who is hot in a position to work spacious yard .with, lota of triies. Carlton W. Hutchins MI 9-6132. WANTED—Ranch Homes 18-14.18 Radio, heater, Fordomat- Mercematic. Blue. SALES, INC. and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ sonablft rates. 80 years in Man­ a full-time schedule. Pleasant worit- dore refrigerator, 0 cu. ft. dropleaf At t e n t io n o r g a n buyera: LAWRENCE F. FIANO development ot Wood Memorial ■V- ship guaranteed. 299 Autunui St. Adults preferred. CaU MI 9-0049 thousand. Ic. 24 MAPLE ST., MANCHESTER chester. Raymond Flake. MI Ing. conditions, good wages, con­ table 6nd 4 chairs, sleeper couch. Tired' of looking, listening?' Con­ MIS-2766 Attraptlve barij rad 4>i. room Uhroi^ and the tn ^ rta n c* ot MI 8-4860. MI 9:5402. fused? How many keys, spealcers, between 1:304:30 p.m.-weekdays, ______MI $-8884 9-0237.. venient parking. Apply a|l day Saturday and Sunday. Paul P. Flano Ml 3-045$ ranch home with blenty of space Room Single—Could be convert- school libraries. Mrs. Peter Botiien 'M MCRCURY SAVE! pedals? Does it have tubes, tran- Ed Crawford Ml 0-4410 mbee around in. Large, attractive td, 2. full baths, opposite Center ot South Windsor, a long tlihe •M C H f V . $1491 OLDER CARS machimies spa ALL TYPES’ of carpentry work INTERIOR PAINTINd, decorating. aistora, reeds, wheels 6tc„ etc.? member of the Library Board haa Commuter 4-Door Station done. Alterations, dormers, roof­ EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Building Materials 47 4Mi ROOM apartment, heat and hot living room with' fireplace 2 bed park. Gould be Used for roomers er dais, flxlt yourself cars, always celUnge, floora, paperhan^g. To help you decide we invite you written much of the speech con­ Wagon. Beautiful “ blue. Yeoman .Station Wagon, ings, porches, finish upstairs, First National Stores, Inc. water; second floor, adults pre­ -TWO FAMILIES rooms, kitchen, and dinette, breeze doctor, lawyer, dentjst. reel estate. Gray. Radio, heater, a good salacUon. Look briiind w r Clean . workmanship. Free esti- to see, hear and try the amazing ferred. CaU MI 3-5930 or MI 94910. way and overaised garage. FuU cerning the local library. . Radio, heater, Mereo- BRUNNER'S Office. Douglas NTotors, 838 Main. basements and garages etc. CaU mates. No Job-too small. John Ver- Park and Oakland Ave. matic, power steering, standard transmission. MI 9-6981. • East Hartford CLEAN, USED lumber for wale, as­ ail new completely electronic We have four two-famlliea, . all price $io;aoo. . Liberal flnonclpg onl til above School adrbinletratora and fac- Your LARK Dealer fallle. MI 3-2521 or TR 6-03:ft. sorted sizes, hardwood flooring, Wurlltzer oigana. Exciugive with FOUR AND five room, apartment' properties;^ \ 1957 FORD Ranch wagon low miia- eentralty located in town. 4 and. 4 ______i - 19«9 PLYM. 4-DOOR STATION: W AGON $189$ On The Manchester Ib IDWELL HOME______Improvement window and doors cbmplete Manchester W , 618 Center St. No in private home. ExceUent loca­ duplex for 314,9(K)'; a 8 and ^.diiplex A pleaaaht walk to stores, bus age and axcellant condition. . lO: in t e r io r PAINTINO, free esti­ association -with any other ftrm. tion. Garage, utiUties, adults.- MI Vernon Town Line in 9-7669. Co, Atteretions, eddluons, ga- windows, plumbing and heating and school. Attractive 6Lroom Cape FRED MURPHY Green. Stdadafd transmission. Economical 6 e y | . engine. mates, reasonable rates. MI Open dally <10 a.m. to 9 p.m. MI 8-2880. for $15,000; a 9 and'5 flat for one room unflniahed, fireplace Taloott^lle rages. Roofing and aiding experts. 84494. Help wanted— Male .16 supplies, assorted pipes and aril 8 1 2 9 pipes. Open dally 8:S0 till dark, 9-1048... I $19,300; and a 6 and ,5 flat for family sized Mtchen, 8 bedrooms, 648 Hartford Road NOTICE ODLSMOBILE 1965 Starfira coo- Aluminum clapboar°dB a specialty. CLEAN NEWLY decorated 8 room 9-13, Open Eves, Till 9 vertlbla, Immaculata, new . top, UnexceUed workmanship. Easy DRUG srpRE clerk. fuU-Ume, ex- Saturday 8-4, Choman House $33,000. Vacancies In all. full baoamant. nice yard with trees- ; Phone MI 3.4084 PARKING METER FEES 195$ RENAULT pertenced preferred, Must be neat. Wrecking, yard at Stock Place off furnlahed apartment, all utilities wm nwixw 2 2 9 5 Asking. $13,500. An opportuhity for Manchester 1940 power staering.'-lirakea and win­ budget terms. MI 9-6496 'or TR Electrical Services 22 LADY’S new accordioh, full size dows. Reasonable. MI 9-8228. ' 64169. presentable and deMndable. Also, North Main St. Call MI 8-2893.- included centrally loca'ted, park­ NTT-O-iMMA people to exproSB thalr opinioni for TR-3 ROADSTER D A U P M N i TcL MI 3^5191 keyboard. MI 94832. ing apace. MI 9-7743. A giont-elze aunflower (24” la T. J. CROCKE'TT, RwltoT^ ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor f r e e SISTIMATEIS—Prompt aenr- part-timeart-time hellhelp. Driver’s Ucenae. X casual data or da;^tms .frock, diameter) to crochet.fi!om gltaten- of against the proposal to IncreoM Rod with white top. Radio, 4-door eedan. Nicely PLYMOUTH 1968, 4-4oor' good coo- Pl-ASTERINO AND brick work, ice on all types of electrical wir­ References.eferehces. «Miller’s Pharmacy. No Lot* Ifjr i^O 71 parking meter fees will be provtd- chimney repairing, plaster re­ Diamonds— Watciici^ in Junior aizaa, with soft collar and ing white thread! This centerpiece MI 8-1577 heater. Immaculate condi­ equipped. dition, $160: MI S-49S1, or 14 Wads­ ing Licehoad apd insured. Wilson phohe calla, please. hew tie; slMveleas . or with full, MI 9-4648 or MI 8.7357' od at an informal hearing WedneS' tion. worth St. f pairs. All types of masonry, rid Electrical- Co., Manchester, MI JewcliT 48 is sure to win compliments and •uffed ’lhraa quarter sleeves. COVENTRY—Form. 35 acres; 9 THREE B ZONE tote with city day,-.November 9, I960, atortlng ’ .$$95 ' ■ and new. F m estimates. Call E. 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 8-7376. PART-TIME short order cook and • SEPTIC TANKS enhance the tabletop ii adbrna. MANCHESTER —Gambriatl built, .water. Union ot.^ Manchester. at 8:00 'P.M; in the Muntcinol A R D A L M I Y t 1966 CADILLACLAC. 60 Special Sedan. Richardson, MI 9-6674. counter man, evening hours, 80S LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler-rro- SEPTIC TANKS OIEANED risd INSTALUCD No. 8120 with Patt-O-Rama Is Pattern No. ?2»5 boa crochet room house, 4 fireplaces and 6 room cape includes recent palm prira, adjusts expertly. AND in Blzas 9, 11, .12, 13, 14, 16, 18. $3,600 each, Idl 9-d49;i. Butldlhg HeoMag Room. Raasonabls. 97 Wel&]«., first Main St; MI 94378. dicectiona; material requiremante Dutch oven, jtome ■ building lots Job, oversized garage, baautifuUi ; The Town Ordlnoacos authorioe floor. RAY'S ROOFtNO OO., shingle and PHv$ts Instmetioiii 28 .Reasonable prices. Oj^n Tuesday (• S ^ E R S Bust SOH to 38. Sise 11, 31^ bust, stitch Ulustrationa; 9”* picture of on road, brook, born. Ideal for landacaped lot, combination' win ANDOVER LAKE-Two adjatidhg built up roofs, gutter and conduc­ thru Saturday, 'Thursday eve- wtth sleeve, 8% . yards o f■ 85-lneh. horses or catiia. Naar schools. dowa and fireplace. This home ;ho Chief of Pollee, os Traffic Au­ CHEVROLET CONVERTIRLE I960 CHEVROUPT. white,-V4, Im- PLUME! SEWERS - MAOHINB CLEANED dolly: lota for oole. Marlon p . Roberteoo, thority .of the Town of MancHos- tor work; roof chimney repnln. PRlVA’tB drum ieoacna for be- PRODUCE CLERK ntnga. 139 Spruce St, MI 9-4887. Yo order, 85c in crins to! TO-order, send 26c In colna to:— Price $30,000. Gaston Realty Co,. IdeaUy located near'school, bug broker. ML $-5968. |N^ ddi^rmrtlble. Black t ^ power- Ray Hoganow, Ml V22li: Ray ■ue Bun^tt, The Matocheater •MI047$l, . • and shopping. Has many extras, tef, to fix parking meter fees, in mlsr■ by experienced teacher. m m smm #INSTALUTION Anne Cabot, Hie Manchester various parking meter son6* detig* ^ *’WE’IX BE BDBBlI: TOMORROW TO BACK V ? .Mde, excellent condition. $3,996, Jackson, MI 84825. fiatV>^ Keevera, 30 Portland 8 t Mum htvir weu rnunded. self- Fuel and Feed 49>A I U OI I Evaninx .Hiiwald. lUO AVE. OF Cati M I 9-711$, MI $-11$$, MI EAST HABTFORD-BUlidbig lot on PI 34$$3. service pr‘ roem, lait«\r«cra8Uea room, flro- and churches, full price $11,800. Tongiewood Lon*. On« acre mini' Richard Martin Uon to ttnance aecond mortgagaa M iK illN E y her. .... AJWOOENWopNiroim^ MBmi « f o . S i^ iM ler, (Mat- ^ FOOD KING BROS. Short way out—Mverti hemoi mum M*, trot*, torma, Kteclutiv* Oongrol Manager I9W VOUCg#AOIiN, M ien SuiuM Have you 4$ie ’*0 Album con , cm iQ;T--EN (»^ i srsg on .^ betw—it p *.». nad n j ’ ww i s A a “ y atoounta. Tama to auH Bartfoi^ Rood sad Rina St. DRY OAK #OOD riit UteplaM Draiiagt Ota Don't mlM the FoU aiKi W in t» from $4,$M up. Coil‘the Eiiswortb with LnwTMM* F . n a n o , MI Doted at Monebteter^ OoaneoU- w a S^TTM. and itova 1m | ^ , « io gar toadrite- tID-IM I E Si9ua our tocdtlng MttorS taintwf n ta k f lovely .OeitipM 8 '.!4-U8I. X , Boartgad, Rool*U Mitten -Agw ey, Realtor*, j a S-27M; .Pgn) P . Jlia a e, M l S44H •ut tbla Sni H w m im , Read Herald 5tl% ism. Next to l^ r s X ^ Itora oali: Bute raErim Jtart 880. lx— poiteinir Oo^ ^ A taI F .1 0 l EdOraiwtMrd,|ai44lS. m m .: ...... 11 ;.iii' -iijT ^ ' iii^ I. n » .*i .ir r iiini^i^ \ . . < i . if-

THtlRSDAY, NpVflMBER 8, 1960 P^SnPI^BNTl ^ nrh?Bt(r lEtiraittB* Mmt Mandhesi^ Stores W itt J3e i^ Until 9 n^Glock T on ^ t

A bou t T o i^ Avenure Daily Net Press Run The Weather ^ ^ ' For ^'W b d t Itaded Potaenat B. VrantSm BimMa The Zinier Club will hold a eet* O etM . 1880 . Olanr and aoM .tenlpM. Lonr-aMlB'' IK>N'T, • . MISS f'- • . baoK p. Fine meat is a tradition that goes back over 40 years at Pinehurst—-to# VOL. L X 3 ± , NO. 30 (TWENTY PAGES) Light refreehtnents will tiao he l^ld . The event , will be sponsored the time when PinehurSt became famous as a QUAIjITY MEAT MARKET. I by the Ladles Mfssionary Society. look Since then, of course. Pinehurst has added many other departments, but for quality meats have remained a carefully preserved traditioi).''dne tiste State IVews Chapnlan Court, Order of n o w lAmafanth. will meet at the Ma­ 2 Americaji Youths sonic Temple tomorrow, at 7:45 podcaga of a scrumptious Pinehurst Short or Porterhouse Steak, Pinehurst Beef p.m. for tnltlatloit Di;f candidates, Roast or Po0c and you’ll agree . . . Roun ^ e r e Will be a social hour, with A t Chowisll 713 CMoln St.) bro«fll»» *» ywi by O opdysar, refreshments served by Jfrs. How- I ard Smith and her com m ltt^. ^ tlw w o rld 's k N ^ t G m w o I Bsetrie l•l•vision (todm V PINEHURST KNOWS 6O0B MEAT ' s t b . Pkg. Lodge Schedules Girl Scout Senior Troop 20 will I sponsor a homemade bake sale at W aterbury Visit the W, T. Grant store-In the Park* ade Saturday, at 10 a.m. ^ ¥fMli tenta tha Washington, Nov. 4 (/Pi- ‘tjr.’.M.i TTio. Mfttf 1 tJP\ OBonanza plane from Ita hanger at NOW m ELECTION DAY The Salvatlpn Army Will hold NFPERENCE of Miami, Flat, Nov. 4 y L*icle county Airport at Fort Henry Cabot Lodge, Republi St. liucle County Airport at Fort It* regular midweek. - service at PINEliURST QUALITY Two young Americans , set out Pierce Monday night.. can vice presidential candi­ 7:30 tonight. Mrs. MaJ. E- Walter inFRUH PO RK Halloween in a . stolen' plane The news said that last Satur­ date, will campaign Sunday in Bia I Lamie will be in .charge. Richard day Paul Hughes, 31. former vol­ New York Ci^ and Water­ 21 mCH G-E Flanders will speak. ,i from Fort Pierce, Fla., to unteer in qastro’s Revolutionary bomb Hayana, the Miami Air Force, who broke with the bury, Conn. His Waterbury CONSOLEnE TV Mrs. Herbert Brown, president News said today. They never Cuban leader over communism, visit was announced yester­ Rumors Unverified; of the Wpmen's Fellowship "'of arrived. met with Jay Htmter, 28, in >11- day by Connecticut GOP State I Second Congregational Church; In a copyrighted atory hy Hkl - ..... headquarters. UHF-VHF I and Mrs. Robert • Foster will be Rendrlx, Latin American editor, Both Hunter «id Hughes had Lodge will appear Sunday on guests of KathV Godfrey on radio the Newa said “Two youthful the ABC television network (1:SU Moscow Denies AR station WINF tomorrojVi They will American aoldlera of fortune whose (Continued on Page Ten) p!m.) as gtieat on the College discuss the annualxyillage Charm miaalon could have shaken the News Conference Program. - ' Fair to be held In F^owshlp Hall hemisphereS4«tt«aB|/aava V -far a«a* heyond . the------ex Hla Monday schedule Is unde­ Cleveland, Nov. 4 (fP)—Press Secretary James C. Hagiirty loLthe church Saturday from 10 lodve power of their homemade cided. Sombs, are now mlaelng.” said today the White House haa received “no confinaaUaO I a.m. to 8 ,p.m. c e n t e r c u t r ib AEG Ex-Ghief whatsoever” of rumors of a Soiiet government u^eRvaL Cut regular thlcknee* or double thick X The athry continued; . “Thelra was to have been a dra­ Smear Tactics Hit . Hagerty, here for President Eisenhower’S eampRlgn A meeting of the \central diatrict with pocket for stuffing'if you aak. Hartford, Nov. 4 —The Dem­ I of the* Children’s Services of Con­ matic atroke of revenge for the Tells of Small speech, said the President had been advised of rumors of tlN) necticut will be held tomorrow at auminary execution of three Arner- ocratic and Republican ■ t a t e ousting of Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev. 10 a.m. In U}s reception room of Icana and 15 Cubana by the Castro ch^rmen in Connecticut -have government. Neutron Bomb joined in condeiiiniitlon of smear South Methodist Church. Members A New Lawtl’ Special Price Vienna, Austria, Nov. 4 (/P)—(Completely unverified ruraorfi' of the Manchester Auxiliary will “They had even printed the tactics In the final daya of the serve as' hoatesses. anyone in- On Dubuque's Lem Sliced names of the three Americans on New York. Nov. 4 (/P)—Thomas election campaign. of a government upset in the Soviet Union spread through Save 61.00 the bomb casings that they filled Both Democrat John M. Bailey tereated In the work of the'Chil- E. fo™*>' atomic energy offices of the Austrian government today and led a Vienna dren'a Services may attend. Lb. with black powder and scrap Iron. and Republican Edwin H. May newspaper to issue an edition carrying the banner head MISSISSIPPI BRAND They carri^ a dozen ‘Molotov conumsfrioner, tells of a “third ■aid yesterday votera* should ig­ JUST cocktails,^ too.’* generation weapon, as radically nore such defamation. - “Struggle for power in Moscow, Khrushchev.ousted, Ms The news said the mission had different from the H-bomb as the 1 am confident that the people kov successor.” 39 been ladled “Trick or Treat” but are too intelligent to be fooled by Moscow’ denied the rumors. Its embassy bene called the H-bomb warworn the Hlroahlma- 3.00 ATLANTIC Last winter, we worked up quite a demand for whold^ atrips of pork and after they toMt off and headed type A-bemb.” laat-minute tactics of smear and story “utter nonsense.” The embassy at Bonn, Germany, ultod FURNACE OIL our meat manager, in response to requests offers this 3 in 1 pkg. again . . . aouth through the rain almost at In an open letter released last slander,” 'said Bailey. Or treetop level they vanished. May'said “I join with John “stupid nonsense.” The Sovjet News agency office in NeW Antomatio Delivery night to presidential candidate York spoke of “complete nonsense.” These comments.were a whole 10 to 11 lb. strip of pork cut into 2 roasts, 7 or 8 chops''.. , .lb. 5 9 d Whether their plane went down Vice President Richard M. Nixon Bailey in condemning anonymous L. T. WOOD CO . lb at sea, «feU into' Castro, hands, smear telephone calls and litera­ concerted in their use of the word “nonsense.” That seemed 13.00 Phene Ml 8-II28 and Sen. John F. Kennedy, In (PORK SPARERIBS WITH KRAUT) crash^ or landed In a remote area Which Murray again urged re­ ture directed against either presi­ likely to be the word approved by Kremlin authorities. • On Our Own of Cuba or some other Island is sumption of -nuclear testa, the dential candidate or any candi­ The Moscow bureau, of the As-^- Sodfet PUin a question still to be answered, date.” soclated Press reported the Soviet the Newa added. former AEC head said: “The new . weapon win not be a Each man reported a number of capital gave every appearance of The newspaper said it learned incidents, directed against his par­ normal business, wlUi no sign of of the background of the flight larger and more’ efficiritt _H-bomb, Former Judge Our Tony Buysse has been kept So busy nor a smaller and mote efficient ty’s presidential candidate, but government tipheaval. Soviet of­ from “the very best sources” qnd neither openly placed the respon­ ficials to the West reported they FOOD SALE ’with our special 3 in 1 meat loaf blend of- the atory w'as c«mfinned In aome NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV GEORGI JKOV had heard nothing to substantiate . detalla by the theft of a B^chcraft (OentlBaed oh Page Three) sibility on the opposition party. OEOBOI MALENKOV Held in Deaths Sponaored By. freshly ground pork, beef and vea!... wi^h May called such- tactics "vicl- ... .to control? . . . '.under arrest? . .defee minister? the rumors, and western experts WITH YOUR Buckland School P.T.A. is'''and added: “I am certain oh the Russian situation were making Pinehurst home style sausage skeptical that a coup had taken Of Judge,'Wife No Money Down OLD TV At Ihe (they) are being used by people meat and lean tasty large link sausage . . . not connected or responsible to Red Seized as Spy place. Claihis Lum um ba E ncourag^ . The rumor as printed In Abend- LYNN POULTRY with preparing the small lean easy to either political party in the state.” Chattanooga, Tenn., Nov. 4 Un FARMS STORE Bailey, however, said that the To Go Free on B ail Ike Sees Inflation Presse, Vienna’s only evening pa­ —^A former Florida judges wba serve boneless loin roasts of pork which use of “smear dtunpalgning” per, was thkt Qeokgi M. Malen­ flew into a police trap here lata FARKADE kov, the man Nikita S. Khrush­ have “made such a hit’’ with the small against Democratic presidential last nlg^t, awaited a hearing to­ Full 21-Inch G-E UN Ruhlishes Secret candidate John F, Kennedy shows New Tork, Nov. 4 (P) — Igor chev succeeded as top Communist, day on murder charges to the 1905 SATURDAY. NOV. S that “those opporing Sen. Kennedy Y. Melekh, .United Nations Secre­ had taken over the government to a 10 A.M. to 2 PAL families that we have had to add a new If Democrats Win .deaths of a circuit judge and. Ida Console— now realize their cause ie lost.” tariat employe accused of apylng coup engineered by the antiparty w|fe, DOOR PRIZES meat cutter weekends. PERFECT AGING While Bailey did n - . exact nature of tiie alleged calls bail—^biit he’s under federal court Cleveland, Nov. 4 (4>) — PresidentAfiscal policies of this adminlstra- to TVbst Palm Beach, was arraatad and mailed literature, o tp ii Demo­ that Khrushchev tumbled from at a Chattanooga hotel 4fi nfia- Latest styHng. UHF.VHF. ' ( i I-. I V - ^ te (^hesm en' said thS)^ con­ order to remain in Manhattan. Elsenhower said today that If the tlon.' power In 1957. Can Boaf bn fr»§h ynf p a rfa tt/y United Nations, T„ Nov, 4fmuihba. ri*9’ *tw'«f vS^B'ies Ate Melekh, 47, wa* ordered re­ The President aimed a large p art. utes after arriving by airline foata Try any of the special items listed above tained references to Kennedy’s re­ Democrats recapture the White The newspaper, crediting Its Charlotte, N.C He was held^cn RCOULAR 289.95 ^ 'III K.udu UPi — The United-Nations today among those hacking the proposal ligion and certain aepecta of his leased yesterday in 250,000 ball. of his address squarely at the atofy to “International circles" and you will return for more. This week in a g a d at th* mme timn? Thn oniwar published a hithfrio secret cable to seat the Lumbiph| j-epresenta- He Spent last night In the Federal House the nation will see “a return campaign arguments of Sen. John warrants brought here by Florida ^ "u'm- Huviiip career. here, claimed. that Communist 5 DAYS ONLY MILITARY WHIST the Meat Dept. Charles McCarthy, Mana­ foom <-M;Aiirv ' ger, Tony Buysse, William ‘‘Red’’ Smith, In the troubled jIUt o m country. and massacres of the dvil popula­ against-Vice President Richard M. Wednesday on proceedings to . The President carried Into Cleve­ campaign. He demanded to know It claimed a Moscow “news him with the dizappearanca - bt SETBACK PARTY Ted Janssen, Dave McIntosh, Old fashioned' thn right amount of than at |utt thn He accused the U.Pb Oonimand of tion In T h e Conpfo followed-h; Nixon, the Republican candidate. move him to Chicago, where he land his personal campaign to how the Democrats propose to pay blackout" prevented confirmation Circuit Judge C. E. ChiUtogVKRth encouraging the SuH>orters of de­ epidemics whlch-^ are decimatlni He said such tactics should be ig­ was Indicted along with WilHe elect his vice president, Richard’ M. the bills for the “additional bil­ of the report. Actually, the Associ­ and his wife, Marjorie, from thitir meat service on everything except bacon It," He said. West Palm Beach oCeaafMtt ^poMored By Sunset right tomporatwo. This aging prac^ posed Premier Patrice Lumumba nored In voting. Kirsch for allegedly seeking mlll- Nixon, to the presidency. lions” of federal spending Implied ated Press had no trouble to reach­ Connm. No. 45 D of P and similar packer packaged items. hy blocklfig his arrest and prose­ Kasavubu W u especially bitter Calling them “last-minute des­ tsiry maps and photographs of the In a speech prepared for a rally In Democratic platform. ing its Moscow office by telephone. cution. “ at the U.N. Command for prevent­ (Oontinned on Page Ten) dnnpnnt flavor, accantt natural tnti- peration" .maneuvers, Bailey said Windy City for transmission to in the public square, he declared: The only way, he said. Is by In­ There were .two versions as to ».."JJS:;£SGss MONOAV. NOV. 7 Kasavubu’a charges were made ing the arreat and prosecution of neither the aasnymous call* nor the Soviet Union. "My .conscience would not let flation. ' / how it all began In this city of 2 2 9 8 P.M. . to Ambassador Frederick H. Bol­ Lumumba. He called the U.N. aC' the-hate mail- nor the reckless at­ The government vigorously pro­ me rest without making It clear “In no more sure way can we de­ many rumor*: 3.00 (daman, kaapt in frasManss. Cuctam- and, president of the -GenstM- As­ tlon Interference in the Internal af­ tacks Will cdiange a vote.” tested the source of the ball mon­ to you that this is the choice you stroy the Individual initiative and 1. An unidentified man called up TINKER HALL sembly, In a message dated Oct. fairs of hla country. ey, .which -was produced In csish will be making next Tuesday — enterprise which have been re- several local'news offices with the art think our Baaf la p arfacfly agatf. IS. In other cables to Boland, the ' “By offering forcible opposition,’’ ■n. an inflation fired by deficit spend­ onaible for Aiperlca’s growth,"- report. MAIN ST. Boiielaas meat cuts are dwaya economical . . , Former Actress Dies BuUefius 13.00 iyy Plnehurat Short Cbngo president protested propo­ he sal.d, “the United Nations Is (Conttaned on Page Ten) ing or etlcking with the sound e 70-year-old President said.. 2. A code clerk to the -local MODEL sals now pending t)> have thp as­ Norwalk, Nov. 4 (A>)—Ida M. Soviet Mnbasey broke the news to N488VMD DONATION 81.00 or PprtprfHKitc Steaka . . . ditoctly conniving at crimes under “In no mote sure way can the from the AP Wiras OM aim, ow ii bvooidt p i.a n sembly seat a deleii^ott rapre- the ordinary law uid Is Indirectly Adama 72, former actress, died to­ economic strength of the republic An Austrian friend early today. PINEHURST LEAN 79c ■entlng Lummnha. encouraging Lumumba’s .few sup­ day at a convalescent, home here be destroyed. . .” NeitlM»' version could be traced CHUCK GROUND ...... SfMcial Lb. 69e - The dledeeijSkjrf aONhBAge* porters to- doatlnuei acts hf band! after a long illness. He spoke scornfully of Ken­ authoritatively. ^ OOP ADMITS KENNEDT SLUE came 24 houA iffter’^ Yfei^tlury- try and terrorism.” . v , Early in her career, she appear­ nedy's c^ p a lg n demands for One member of the original anti- Woodmere, N. Y.. Nov. 4 .( 5 lbft.$3J 5 ) general Dag Hhmmaiakjold -Ihld Kasavobu pralMd the Mobutu ed in several Zlegfeld productions. Nixon Calls Rival greater military preparedness, and party group is actually here at Republican state aeeemblymaB Later, and during World War I, before, the assembly a report of regime of young college techni­ aaked the crowd: resent.- He is former Foreign conceded today that P*rty mato* FresiNir Bf Far his special Congo representative, cian*. They are “as competent as she scored succeaaes In such plays “Where did thla young genius SItoister V. M. Molqtov, who took bers ‘to U* district Imve dlatrito 60-90MYS_SAHEJSJ»S]L PINEHURST SEASONED BACON WRAPPED Rajeswar Dayal, blasting the a t they are devoted te'Uie public serv acquire the knowledge, experience over as Rusilan representative with utod osftoe of a painplilet toti) Piaehurst Gonnedieut finniE A Poultry my reghne of Ool. Joseph Mobutu, Ice." (Oontinned on Paaa Ten) and wisdom through which be will the Interiiational Atomic Energy mating fliat Sen. John F. K«ti> Agency (IAEA) this fall. A Soviet LAMB PATTIES ...... lb. 35c ^J^^RGE s e l e c t e d who is working with Kesavubu. Dayal charged that Belgian na make such vast improvements over nedy nilgbt Ita antt-ee*ntt% In his report Dayal eald the of-, tlons are trying to dominate MO' the work of the Joint Chiefs of ■qutce confirmed that Molotov ie Harold B 49* News Tidbits cluding a final foray Into the South, In remarks prepared tor the ington expressed skepticism, ae did ^ PINEHURST REGULAR mained u n d ^ e n In the turmoil Both 'Belgium and the Soviet Eisenhower assured hts hearws spotted In ReptibUeaa headfinart PORTABLE SOUP which haa Japped the country UnlMi Oftn expected to assail the CnUed from AP Wires blasted away at Sen. John F*. Ken­ Fort Worth rally in. Burnett Park, that inflation and currency debaae- di^omats to European capital*. tore here. Republican Aeoemlfiyf- HAMBURG ...:...... : lb. 55c NECK« Lb since It won Its Independence ftom Beclatary-General when the re­ nedy again today—this tim« as an Nixon criticized Kennedy’s posltlm) man Palmer Farrington, what I Lb. 5c enemy of state’s rights. on the tidelonds oil legtelaUon and (Oontlnned on .F i ^ 'fen) (Oontinned on 'Page Ten) 5 Ibt. fot^ $2.50 WINGS ....H ). 20c BARE Belgium last July. port comes up for debate In the As­ oil depletion allowances. Both are asked about the charge, said tito In one • message, Kaaavubu sembly Monday. There were In George L. Meany, -AFli-CIO In this area of atates rights paiqptoets hav« been dlstrlhntog G-E TV~ MARROW d% ’ dlcatlons they mlghlspeak’up even president, says report ahowtog to- zeslota, Nixon, the R6pilbllcan can­ burning laauee in t^le oil-rich state. by BepubUcaos In hlg aasemhto dtarged thai two of the Congo’s creswe to noeinployinent Is being didate for president, told a poljce Nixon claimed Kennedy:' PINEHURST LEAN BONE3 Am Lbs. African neighbors, Ghana and sooner. X 1. Opposed legislation giving the d i ^ c t . He said the pampWafo W ashing diihas Guinea, are hibnglng anarchy to withheld by White House ^ for po­ estimated crowd of from 8,000 to were sent to the DOP by Oona*. UHF-VHF STEWING BEEF ...... lb. 99c CHICKEN LIVERS ...... lb. 79c . (Oentinaea on Page Fifteen) litical purposee . . , Alphonse Roy 10,000, to Burnett Park, that the states tidelands oil;x mitiee for Human Righto, 194 B> is oasy todoy... HiCongo by supporting Lu- of Manchester, N.H. files $100,* Democarate could “ vote every 2. Hasn’t said whether he will op­ (AND IS IT DELICIOUS) ^ GIZZARDS and HEARTS 25c Kenne dy P romises 48nd S t, Manlwttan. LNlit Mough to carry—tamoui G-E .900 libel salt against' Concord tombstmie In Texas but we are still pose or support the present 27H Large and small fresh fryers, < broilers and roasting Daily Monitor atid Bell Syndicate going to lick ’em.” per cent depletion allowance.. . CUBA MANETJVERS 8TABT , MODEL dMlgRcr ify in f. Pint rimo onyiNhort / of New York City, claiming his Nixon added that the Democrats Nixon said he whbleheartedly Guantanamo Bay, Odha, Nara. PINEHURST 99c FRESHLT chickens. G aitekell V inse jZ toY ^ "have been kicking Texas In the 2ITS42S reputation wa* damaged by Drew (Oontinned ea Fagn^Tsa) 4 ' Screaming elrene atil. GROUND ROUND STEAK . . . . . H>.89e FROZEN OVEN-READY Pearson newspaper column. teeth long enough.” clanging belle sent all luuide 9a BU’TTERBALL TURKEYS New York Stock Exchange an­ The early „ morning turnout for . geae^ gtiarters today, atartioE 3 ( 1 | 0 ' ^ “ “ ^ nounces plans to lay out nearly Nixon 'to clear, pleasant weather a realiette -tratolog exerclee foa compared with a police eatimate of British %ahor Rebels $700,000 to retoabiirse Investors By PAT MOBIN tcandidate said the gold reserves of defending this hdge U.K Navat Who lost money becauM of alleged about,, 8,000 In-the crowd wtiich Raul Roa Sees baae. Marines etatchtog rifi# SAVE-SHOP PINEHURST FOR GROCERIES greeted Kennedy at a late morning Norfolk, Va., Nov. 4 (ff)—Sen. the United SUtes have declined by fraudulent acta of a member, Du­ almcnt $4 billion to the past three had already left tiielr barmiite 13.00 pont Hornsey Co.' . . Small plane rally here sevetal weeks ago. John r. Kennedy told Virginia au­ to eoout perhnetor iMaa near OPEN THURSDAY and FRlb>^ till 9 Nixon accused Kennedy of Cuba Invaded diences today that he will defend yearn. He said the foreign debt* of ON ODK OWN BCDGET PLAN' 2 3 4 piloted by Los Angeles eutb deal­ Jthe. United States-are 23 billion the boundary fence thnt eepa'i er, Robert A. Yeakel, 41, fights for changing bis mind on a great many the value of the dollar if elected rates the ’ Installation frana.^- Save at Pinehurst on ad­ more' than an hour to stay alcfft iasues, and touched off a roar of president. more then our gold reserves. Cubaa territory. ' , . Mak^ Pinehiurst Your One Stop New Item Nov. 4 (P)—^LeftwlngArather than with offlelhl' party ip rainstorm then plunges onto applause to declaring ; To Help Nixon “Let me make it deaf,” Km akAy He called this “a dangerous * 90 p»y Service vertised special packs., • X,nbor party rebels who want Brit­ leaders. “IjSay we can’t have.a Jumping ■aid to hla apeach prAparfd for de­ dirterlbfation to our world financial Butier refused to join In the crowded freeway and. explodes fiREWSTER AWARDED.! CENT .On All .Parts Idlltog at least five peiabos. Jock as president of the United livery to Virginia, "I cdtomlt Ayr position. Certainly this is not the Boston. Nov. 4 Ufil — B oim aa DELIVERY Food Shaping Center PILLSBim r NEWv ain to scrap nuclear weapons, and I'nteniecUie strife on the “other States.” United Nations, N. T., NoV, 4 (JS) product of sound planing and fiscal and Labor—1 Year lo*s honia hooting ihp NATO alliance today aouipt Dimitri gflLropoulps’ flaal rest­ —A Cuban prediction of an Ameri­ ■elf and my party to a aoimd U.S. Sen. Owen Brasfstor eg FREE ANYWHERE FREE DANISH ROLLS ^ sl(le” but said he would take Into ing pines will be Ue native Greece. Nixon flew on for a tour of the can invaalon by Tuesday to help fiscal policy in the 1960’s.” responsibility,” Kennedy ‘ said. Maine today was awarded'etin on Picture,Tube., " otir w av L luy your cloartttM boro for 22c ond 23c pock. new ethategy to oontinp# the fight account ' wh^fevet. “hydra-headed Waet. His first stop being Cas­ As before, Kennedy gaid “the . , .Major U.S. stock and com­ per, Wyo. Me also will speak at elect Richard M. Nixon president Kennedy bafian Lhz last minute cent to hie 8400,a09 defamnttsti aaoaaaoaaa. '.. 35c <■ ■ after falling to shelve Hugh Galt- arrangements' may. emerge."' drive schiduled' to take him danger signale” indicate that the Cortm . . $2.U and $2.29 modity exchanges will close Tues­ Spokane, Wash., - and FVesno, was ehrtuged off today as more siUt against the Boston WetnihK Toe get premium qaallfy iritell aa party leader^. Shtowell.'and bearded Sydney day, Election Day, and banka will proi>aganda' by Fidel Caatro to hla ttanugh Virginia, Ohio, lUtobls and country "may be entering our third Traveler Corp. A federal emm- Silverinan, another leftwinger, led Calif, major receaaion in six years. 174NCH O.E PORTASLE 23-INCH O.E CONSOLE MohOhaat wHh RT-M. . . tiia Comedim MiUt jssaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 3 for 50c . . Gialtakcti,' a ' iwK>6rter of thti observe-the holiday In most states. war of nerves. to New York City today. jury retaraed. a fiAdIng tfaiH an demand,,- 4n the . .PoHce and FBI agents ariraat Nixon hit har^ a t ttaa Tldelsnds A howling. ' aurging crowd of Growing unemployment, and de­ Brewster hAd beea Ubeied by ti ■Mat completely effeetivsjMl PILLStURY GOLDIN <>»lieniativa goverhmenj;‘B general House of Commons for debate bn question, saying that Kennedy has The State Department declined clining production tend to confirm TV— UHFrVHf MAHOOANY WOOD CAMNET oil additive in tae t o ^ . CoHipbuir * S o u p ...... 'T 2 fo r 29c —fiefoiiaor policy, kept the top party four men and recover more than not supported ettae ownership of comment on the forecast by ^b an more than 10,000 Cheered Ken­ Herald editorial. The Jnr, . Pl| CRUST MIX a .mbtion condemning the goySm $500,000 woftii of negotiable se- nedy at Granby High School in this pcophesy,” ever, did not award poo get pranlum amvioa. An- . md 2 for 37c post by a 2-.to-l majbrity over leftT mentis decision to prmdde a base Tidelanda, Nixon said on oil de­ Foreign Minister Raul Roa last UHF-VHF e tenutic deliverioa ...abal- winger Harold Wilaoa In balloting' oarttlee stolen from retired Stockr pletion he favored the.,27Mi per night at the United Nations. But Norfolk. KennMy laid out a 4-point fi­ ^ Upon reoeKinfi the WAS Buy 2 for 39c ‘ by Labor member* of Parliament. In Scotland tor U.8. Nuclear ton, Calif., sctiDol teacher. Nixon’s presa aocretary,, Herbert Democratic officiala tokl> Ken­ nancial policy to his Virginia ap­ Judge Chnrlee E. WlaaneM,, aaeed payment plan and many PolariB-fiflng Submarines. Cities of Lynn and Everett, Mask, cent allowabld and dectfim oilmen nedy that, in eplte of reports to the pearances. M* amid; said: "1 construe tiUa a* a 229.9S WAS Sluirfiiio C effuo ...... %...... i . lb. S3c G o tiid Pkq. Ft m ^ The 168-81 tally, the reeult of “are not going to take a etumce O. Kioto, aeld, ‘T am aura the world 2 etbar em«e damgned to malm week-long voting waa annouhoed The motKm,’ backed by 40 left- pin hopes for final step toward in­ will recognize this ee just anoth­ coptrary. they have every expecta- 1. “ We do not intend to devalue diet for the, plaintiff. 1- % hema haotiiit.rsnBg Miy, wing Laborities, also demanded dustrial peace at big General on him (Kennedy) when they thm that he will carry VtrgtoU. the dollar from Us present rate. n verdict ef one oeoA"' 319.91 last night at a party cawm. removal All U.S. bases from Bri­ know what* I am going to do.” er case of a Castro man sounding ■ . ' : But even whue Galtskell -woe Electric plants on state Hiedlators' off." Gov. J. Lindsay Almond Jr. waa We will defend Its value and It* In^ deUberatod ahool Ifi hoati: s a v e s o Im "I - tain. But Rouse Speaker Sir Harry Wyoming will be the 49th state SAVE 75^00 Special Feature SNOW WHITB ha-ving a celebraUon^dlnner with conference vHth two ettlktog he has visited zincs wtontog the Roa also‘ linked President Eisen- among those who spoke. ooundneas.” before nstumfaif tto AntfiM). Mobilhgata^iea hla family, Wilson’a .supporters Hylton-Foater refused 'to accept whltc-eoUnr ntotms and GE osiui- Kennedy told the crowd he could 2. A balahcad budget 1* his goab shortly after midaight the motion because It wa* not sub­ .ngement. nomination In July. AlAaka, the howeria warning that the United Maxwell Houae Instant SHURFIn E TATTERED TOM MUSHROOMS met to plan hew moves. . ' '' 50th. 1* on hla Sunday itinerary.* State* woitid duend itn naval bass not believe that Virginia. *Hhe 8, “We will place Isfw reliance The Oonservative Daily Bketcta mitted by Galtskell aim.the afll(:lal Massachusetts Gov. - Foster home of the Democratle party;” On the high totefeet rate policy— FINCH JURY sTlI4« Ii9; ta trant them in future as a “ aec- resolution propoibtog that Britain Win beappototed |s the wtot PreoL to next 'Tueaday’a'election. Kennedy attacked the .Repub­ nomic growth. He cUed' help tb^ FtoCh, 43, Minns 8c. $ 1 A 1 ocrap ntfelear arms, regarwaos of tovaalon and occupation o< Cuba." SHinUINB FRENCH UCrUB > e ^ oapoattlon.” AeMlal enMnat Today ^iMgtos tlie Ih ‘feanfi.' titot also would mean Roa said Nixnn’a' altcition ds- lican admlnlatraUoh fop what he depressed areas, devel^xnenV of truai'Cnreln INOIIMTY. Pay only 1^1 Sua A move was blnted'earliar afbat other oountrlea do. OattskaU fifth leoely ynar m aplggn to id«xBE'<||ii Lfmkm termed unsound economle poltelea. naoutnea and, eamtny inf SERVICE by Enpa ael Shtewell, TAtiKAH took the view Uiat IlidiOr mem- U.fi. Legation to Jpflapast "The failure of our present lets fsatxictiona” on Amerioaa ex-' GREEN BEANS . 6 o».n.0V - membar a t ths Leftist'_ oup. Ha barSAf Farttaxaent^— arllo ehooea TIDT CAT Jlungaiy’B Roman ^^giaMla tia! running iute. •Mnomie policies has beoome in- -l^ort*. STORE BROTNERS flkANITABT UTTER Iju rr WEEK o r 8AUB ON BCIOILE BUB At^BACOmU Boggostad- that R ld iin l _ the -.party teafoeship — are net mate, Josef arifvad to iMit Worth oal to prssuma that affrM- crgaatogly evldant to th* past few GtonsarvAtive Isader to ParUamsht. cinnjfolled ,fo fellow convention . . . Bonlat vary lata last night and was, hn ,O m must tak«* plaM Before months as the (toagF? « |n a la of Bay I Bog for.Sfle rdtaeusB anangeihaata for p a i^ M l 3-5135 .Oa» tod Bog far la WHITE TUNA 3 o-.*1.01 policy besausa they are elem^d ^ raaearchan have a ■ays, thrilled to find 'on ;hand- to 5far.fi." aocinomte wnakneas hiv,va begun to to-ctwamoB wltB Jiaaaiaon? I baa- n e ib iE 8L. IhBdustcr • Opm Tonif ht and Friday Night • Phona MI 9.9528 - MMhtary buitosna with fagiiniOBta* 1W2 by O* eon- way giWt film at the airport—far otit aiom ti’* Iw-fiald. 301. 31B CMttr St. tIvan aC . Xabar’n fohk u d " 4n« of town a ghsMtof, .foutoUght iMpoeratio, prasUMtlal. ■ ij r-iDfe/i.-.' f c - - f -

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