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1 - ■ ”* FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 19W ■ .Hlfi WMthfiT. fc- PAi^E *TWENTf jianrlffat^ r lEvralttg If^raUi Avfingw Dfiflp N ft PrtM Rob r*raeastot.U.'to.W«fi(lii>J9Mi] ^ For to* Woek Baled OcL 6, lii* C9saiy'tepigw; tosao*' *t *e a ^ '' ■M ■'-iy man, will present program pleas terad sto'wira>.'tolW. Le^ 'a M % ’ TM SiaUcbood ot Members of the Polish American ton PTA for tiM,year. RefrtaiBWits wiU bo Sholom will iqKjnsor a u b wlU meet Sunday at 1 p.m. at serired by Mrs. Peul-Whits and Imt 13,235 utTown themum Ball at the ------the clubhouse, 106 Clinton SL diennmittes. warm. High mot 18. \ < ballroom In Hartford tomorrow at Sets Open House Msrab(w St towA |A t Rev. Robert ShUnbde,' p u - 9.p.m. Emmett J. Leahy, president of a Bnnaa of Ofaton^^ MmiduMisr^A CU^of 'VUlagsChmm tbe TWoottvlUe Oongwia- management consultant Arm in oshington .School PTA will Caiurch. wUl be in cherne The EdlUi Cowles Strickland New York aty, wUI be guest hold its annual open bouse Tues­ ATLANZIO. (Olasalfled Adverttshig so Pago 9> ICE FIVE C E N T ! io br6«4c**ta over WINF Ofeup of the Women’s Fellowship speaker at a technical session of day beginning at 7 p.m., with a ♦ ♦ t ♦ (TWELVE PAGES--TV' SECTION) MANCHESTER, CpNN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, IWO at <:S0 p.nu and daily at Second Congregational Church the Hartford Chapter of the Na­ registration ot new iffembers and FURNACE OIL VOL. L X X X , N a 18 !k at 7:16 pjn. Hie broad- will apcnsor a harvest supper at tional Association of Cost Account­ tour of the ochool building. Antonmtle DoBvory are n>onaored by the Man- the church Oct. 21 at 6 p.m. Re- ants Tuesday at 6 p.m. at .the . Pareiita may visit the class­ L T. WOOD CO. chM< MlniaterJal Aaan. aervationa ttMf be made with Mrs. Indian Hill Country Club In New­ rooms « children in Grades 1, 3 Phone MI 9-1129 into a Recession? Samuel. Pierson, 37 Arvine PI., or ington. and 6 apd morning’ kindergarten I StaieNews Women o*.St Mary’s Episcopal Mrs. Samuel Hendeiaon, 206 Wood­ from 7:15\to 7:30 p.m., and O^des Church will hold_a rummage eale 2, 4 and G, and afternoon kinder­ 2 Divers land St. -The Anderson Shea Auxillaty, next Thursday at 0:30 aim. in Neill VFW, will sponsor a card party garten from 7:36 to 7:60 p.m. Pro- hall at the church. For piokup of V* S t Mary's Episcopal Guild w ilf tonight at 7:30 at the VFW Home. grapu will be presented in the un articles, call Mrs. Ludwig Hansen, classrooms. Masked Bandit Slam 93 Waranoke Rd.; Mra. Emma sponsor a military wjilst tn Neiil The business ..in eeting will start O d N 't hall at the church Monday at 8 Sunset Rebekah Lodge will, meet S tffl.p io ty o f Wear left la Brown. 60 Spruce St., and Mrs, Monday a t,8 p.m. at Odd Fellows, 'iri 8 o’clock iff the school cafe- Wffllam Bryce, 173 Irving St. p.m. Refreshments will be served. sheba when b m glrt here for | hall. Mrs. John McAllister, vice t e ^ . Mrs. Joseph SWAnsspn, presi­ expert repislrlag. FBI Arrests grand', will officiate a t' an obliga­ dent. and members of the PTA The little Flower of Jesus A penny auction will be held by exeimtive committee, will Join in' Open Mondays AU Day tion ceremony. Mrs. Edith Smith ^osed Wednesday Mothers Circle will meet at the the Ladies of St. James on Mon­ welcc^lng the teachers and paf- h o u irsn d hots has Ti^surer of day at 8 p.m: at S t James’ School and her'. committee will- be in . Afternooaa home of Mrs. James Coughlin, 40 •epts. . \ - By STEBUNG F. GREEN *ment, was little help to too read- hail. charge of refreshments. •OYS* CreditUnion Clyde Rd., tonight at 8 o’clock. 'Walterv Roth, prin^pal, will in­ Portland, Oct. 16

MANCHESTER EVENEJO HERALD, BIANOHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1960 / MANCHESTER EVENWG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1960 sell of ttebron, writes ftom Sen Hebron PAOE TWt JOse, CsOlf., that she is studying at the Adlninlstratkve Center in and Sale and Dinner U\at dlty. Mrs. Kol)>, a college Rdckviil^y ernon PTA’s Laimch Drive Business Bodies rtaduate, always wants to add to JU lE S i^ Set by Gr^ge her store of knowledge. She is tak­ Neuftal-Hued Goats ing auch atudiee as: Our World DeMolayUnit DEOORATINO PROBLEM Q — What waa ths Approximate Today: Challenges to America hi 1969 population of the United The smorgasbord and sale spon­ I960;- Biographies- o f V ital Artwrl- To EiiroU Members CXVNCBIAL BONOR < When Watkins Bror. decided to tlw woftr moinf «f flit McmeliMiBr W« sored by Hebron Grange win be cans: W eatwaid Trails; K-eeplng Hit of Style Show TO INDIICE DUCK xe-carpat the third floor of the States Up With the Magazines; and Con­ M n « f(om 4HW 11:00 Slates Trinks B y Alfred Sheiawold atore, it ran into problems, but A — 180 million. held Oct. 29 at the'Habron elemen­ temporary Theories of Man. A towBwlde PTA memberahlp^polntad out. a re ^ tte Fine A rt* Tou’ ve broiably heard the ex- 4 5 4 2 none that couldn’t be solved. tary school. The sale o f g ift items K m . eofltiiNf# T in iday throMpO M c liM *teau. M l»» Croteaji <'onipIet» wool sheath mid loden belt.^ at 4, p.m.' MANCHfSTCR WATER COMPANY. of Manchester’s growing school and drama; establishmant and low, but/ many of your opponenU 4b 6 3 had to get an Alex Jarvlk crane to ing World W ar 117 Hebron eorreepondent, Mlso Saaaa p w m d dotted with autumn iea\ e« ^ r * . John Suhle added another population. support of the Luts Junior M u M t^ swear 1^ It. Give them an honor to hoist the five rolls of chrpet A—No. most of the treasures sals will'also include a K id­ Pendleton, telephone ACadeiny 8- coUiR to autumn leaves with her Fayerte' Chlmiter, Order of De- dle Kamlval, guessing games, and o f yellow, ifold, and ahadea of har- PTA membership at present rep­ which provides matbrial for cur-^ cover when you vrill profit by the .▲ O 10 4 J 9 I 9 through a third story window dir were removed tempOi»rlly for 8454. on h ia ^ d white wool hefrinicbone Molay, will hol^emi-publlc Instal­ a “ Treasures and Traish” booth. If, sroBt red, seasonal fashions were resents a^out 65 per cent o f the rlculum enrichment; expansion of cover,/but Concial the honor from ¥ f r 9 Q 9 4 3 1 the Oak St. side of the store. In ad­ ssfekeqplng. Since the And of the 4weed plelKed s k ir t e d jacket and lation o f . officenK at the Maaotvic school libraries; gifts of equipment thamAvhen ydit don’t want a cover. anyone has old, used toys In good modeled last night before m school pulpils enrolled, with soihe ♦ Q 8 7 2 4 5 3 dition. 10 rolls of carpet cushion war, the museum collections, which compienierinhe orpWd bag. and materials for audio-visual edu­ yourself in the South seat, I A Q 10 « ♦ J 7 repair ,comic books, reading books, members of Temple Chapter, OT: Temple tonight a t ^ o'clock. families having two memberi. but were also hoisted by the crane. were unarmed, have been grad­ Young Edith>I^wd Invited the cation, and assistance to schools in oUi/lng a contriact of J three no- ^ SOUTH games, for children, and any white The following offlW a are to be moat with ohlv one parent, accord­ Watkins will carpet the floor In ually returned. der of Eastern SUr. tiiriatmas aerfson^ith her pre- conducting both In-school and out- ■’ip. West leads the eight of 4b A K 7 6 elephant Items they may be taken The fsll display, arranged by ing to Mrs. Frank Gates of Bow­ beige, like the tint floor, drapery teen red^jmd white checked taf­ installed: Steven Trlhka, master ■ of-school activities. ' clufhs. Blast puts up the jack, knd ¥ A K 7 to Mrs. Wilbur Porter or Mrs. Ken­ Mrs. .Hsisel Uiveland, w-as pre.«ent- ers School. . shop, Scandinavian Shop and W at­ energy feta designed cum- councilor; Ralph Barron, senior In addition to the benefiU di­ yOu win with the king. . 4 10 9 Q—In ths U.S, atomic neth Porter. Either of the above ed in the downstairs room of the Mayor Eugene T. Kelly today 4b K 9 4 9 kins Gallery.- program, what do the letters merbtind waistline and frOnt^bow councilor; Bruce Burns, junior proclaimed the week beginning rectly to the schools and pupils, /You suspect that W e il has led w ill also arrange fo r pick-up. Masonic Temple. Mrs. Barbara O. ^iiia Alicia Blanchfleld added SMth west N«rth «P» This Is the last jlhase of a re­ S N A P stand for? councilor; Alan Hansen, senior Monday as Parent Teacher >^ 8 0 - -jitrs. Larivee added, P T A provides rom a long suit, for he wouW The smorgasbord wlU run con­ Harris described the cold weathei cfav liieer with her pink rayoi a channel for communication and 1 Jb M w 1 ♦ modelling prograih started by Wat­ A—Systems for Nuclear Aux­ A REAL 'Steward; Richard Abfahamson, elation Membership Week, empha­ jardly lead right up to the suit tinuously from 5 to T o’clock. A fashions from Burton^m ^ formal dress, with a satin bodied understanding between hbme and 1 ▲ Pass 2 4 Put kins in the ^ring. iliary Power. Uittle Susan M acNeir atcRged Jubior atew'ard; Gregory Williams, sising that the campaign does not you have bid if he had only four J N T All Paw, varied menu will be served. All and pink sequin trim, satin belt senior xdeacdn; Rlchhrd Gulltaei^, school. represent a drive for funds or for cards of the atilt himself. Hence Opening iQail - * 4b I STEAK HOUSE TO OPEN gangers have received tickets for Into fall with a tab "eakim with...... bow. off the shoulder nerkllne, junior deacon; Paul Hirth, chap,- "Q—'What is an estimate of the workers. *^It is a call to parenU to Equipment p ro v id e d through you must try to win nine tricks Thomas Benoit and James Mlnl- personal use and some of them are jackeU of orlon I "hd bouffanl_skirt. lain;iof«. AlarC^Hoothroyd, Rrtnthrovd. - almoner; world’s present population? .become interested in the.educatlon- PTA fund-raising proJecU At varl- on the run. If you lose a trick, eudcl, owners o f Manchester Im ­ selling tickets. All reservations TASTE TREATI lining and fur tnm. l^len is- Harold Moore formally John Qliist, marshal; Alexander A — About 2,800,000,000. f-neck tunic aj problems of today;” said the oiig schools lincludes tape re­ the oppohenta will take four Clubs perial Caterers, expect to open for tickets must be placed by Oct. pared slac'i's / tunic (j,p f,e\v year with a nylon Chapman, orator; Wayne COyle, corders, mimeographs, r e c o r d points In high cards, „so ths com­ 24. There will be a limited number completed the casuaf outfit artificial fur wrap over a'candle- mayor. as well. , b in g count should be 27 to 39, their new Imperial Steak House standard bearer; Michael Paganl, iK a special appeal to fathers to players and- records, stage cur Tou must try to brin|; in at Rts. 44A and 6 In Bolton Q— Which of the regular U.S. of tickets on sale at the door. School dresses for/the chilly sea­ light rayon brocade evening dress aintlnel; Thomas Preacher, first tains, library books, film strips, more than enough to yle«d a sound coins are most popular with col­ Assisting In the big event will be join in the programs and activities least foilr diamond tricks. How Wednesday. son were mhdeled by Jr*n and E l­ en.aemble. The sleeveless dreas fea­ preceptor; Richard Leibenguth, sports equipment, pianos,, art sup­ play for game. Game In a minor Mrs. Kenneth Porter, general chair­ of P’fA , Mrs. Rutledge Smith of - C i i should you play the suit? The restaurant, incorporating a lectors? len Keliy 4 years out of the Hotel Q— Who was the last member year are: President, Penny Shorcy; mere clutch coat in a bamboo lain: William Campbell of the monds. Once you have stolen that Indiana and Johnstown, Pa. Bridgeway In Springfield, Terra- of the Bonaparte family to rule color w-om^by Mias Paulette Cro- committee. Westfield, Mass., chapter, marshal; trick you: Can lead the ten of 'dia­ Nixon — Phoenix, Arit., Tulaa, vice president, Dorlne Saupr; treas­ muggus Inn In Marlborough and One roll of carpel is safely deposited inside the store by a JjTvle France? urer, Wrtidy Calkins: secretary, and Thomas Rice of the East Long- monds to 'repeat the finesse. This Okla., and Springfield, 111. ' i A e Manchester Country Club. The crane. iPour more trips followed before all five rolls were in the —Napoleon III, nephew of the Julie Dougan; chaplkln, Gordon W. meadow Chapter, orator. For Pennsylvania V/otes enables you to'-i^in all four dia­ Johnson—Washington. firm recently catered the 4,000 box store. (Herald Photo by Pinto). ______' great Napoleon I. Weeman Jr.; .project chairman, -High School News mond tricks, and Jmu 'thake your lyxlge — Williamsport, Reading Shift on Qiiemny^ Matsu ,1 lunches for the GOP rally at the Mary Hall; social chairman, Ellse The Rockville High School art contract with ah overtrlck. and Wilkes-Barre, Pa. (Cm iUbumI from PSC* Om ) N ixon, /Lodge State Arm ory In Hartford at Calkins; membership, Pat Sauer. club leavea for BoDfon tomorrow Dally Question ,, Sunday belongs to the Community Play­ cheater Sand A Gravel Co. this Durable Wood which Ambassador Lodge spoke. week took part in, round fable D. Benton Crittenden is advisor for ‘YourCan Taste The Quality” to visit unique Gardner Mtiaeum /indover Partner opens with 1 N T (16 to Nixon—Hartford, Conn. Benoit has announced that Hen­ ers, amateur dramk group. (J5DT) to greet Kennedy as he sr discussion o f ResCdy-Mixed Con­ the group. Installment of officers and the Museum of Fine Arta. 18 points), and the next player Kennedy- — Wilmington, Del., ry Martin of Springfield will Im Wood of the sequoia tree Is very Nixon Reports Ike rived from Michigan. Hundred! of Plan Hartford Promoted crete Assn, members on methods durable, is easy to work with and will take place Sunday. New mem Gardner • Museum, imported to passes. Tou hold; Spades—Q IQ; Washington, D. C., and Montgom- Grange Schedules the featured pianist In the cocktail bers w ill also be taken in. Routes 6 & 44A men nad Women mobbed the Sen­ er.v county, Md. Gaylord C. W eir of 310 Wood­ of quality control and standardiza­ takes a satiny finish. It Is widely HJjls country from Venice, la al- Hearts—J 8; Diamonds—Q 8 7 2; lounge and Bob Connors o f Man­ Mrs. Kenneth K. Kolb of Tucson, ^ mdat a Boston landmark. It was ator when he got o ff the plane. Clubs—A Q 10 8 2. What do yoii Lodge — Washington, Hartford chester, bartender. Other nw land St. has been promoted to sec­ tion of their product. The meeting used fo r woodworking and fo r the Harvest Exchange Strategy Talks was held at the WkVerly Inn.| Ariza., the former MIm Mary Bis- formerly a palace and was brought Several hundred moxe persons say ? Conn. help la being recruited from the ond vice president of the Connecti­ siding o f houses. Available as Aide Johnson --- Washington. Terrace Room -at Bradley Field cut Mutual U fe Insurance Co. Alvin J. Hlrschfeld of 81 Moun­ to the United States, piece by Answer: Bid 8 NT. You hays 11 were at a Sharon hotiel to greet Weir has been with the firm tain Rd. has opened offices a t '234 piece. A harvest exchange will be a (Conttnued from Bsge Oa>7 and the MounUin Laurel In The RHS group will be given feature of the Andover Orange Kennedy following a half-hour Thompeonvllle. since 1932. He was ramed super- Pearl St., Hartford. He is a Cer­ (ConMnued from Page One) guided tours through each mu­ meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the drive from the airport. Kennedy nell Memorial auditorium In H art­ tified public accountant. ford at 10 a.m. A t 12:10 p.m., he The Rogers Corp. of Rogers was seum and their art gallerlea. Town Mail. I-ecturer Mrs. John stayed at the hotel overnight. Oeta Citetton experience " if the Republicans Htltchlnson asks all members to I'n the text of hia apeech for a la expected for an open-air rally C. Elmore .Watkins, prtsldent of one of two Connecticut 'firms STILli TIME Mrs. Rhubena Hyntjman.^c 1 u b Y ^ P A I O N op the New Haven Green. His FLOOR SHOW TONIGHT! toured, this week by a group of keep control of the While House. adviser. Mrs. Anna Backofen and brlhg something from their garden, rally here. Kennedy noted that Watkins Bros., was on# of four final appearance In Connecticut, Mexican businessmen who are in “ I have consulted with him and Mrs. James Stoughton will accom­ such as a piimpkln or a pumpkin Vice President Nixon has said he COME IN AND Connecticut decorators presented Q u i z " pie. These will be exchanged so at the Bridgeport City Hall Plaaa, this country studying manage­ have his assurance." Nixon said pany the group. would spend the last three weeks with special citations as plonper that each harvester will have some­ of the campaign talking about the ia at 1:40 p.m. ment methods in sales, production in a speech Xn the World News­ The RHS Future Teachers of members of 25 years’ standing thing different to take hom£|. Chinese Nationalist islands of Others who will aUend'The Nlx- and finance, \ America recently elected the fol- ENJOY DINNER with the American Institute of paper Forum in I»s Angeles Iasi Qiiemov and Mataii. ,oh-Lodge talks are Leonard Hall George Mortlock of the Mort- .lowing officers: Wanda, Newell, Congregational Note# • Decorators at a luncheon given by night ’•'that, even after his life­ "That is all right with me.” of New York, Nlxon'a campai|fn lock Driving School is attending president; Pal Dickson, vice pres­ Mrs, Luther Bam'ard of Tolland STAY FOR - the Resources Council of the In­ time of dedicated service to our Kehnedy comminted. "I am will­ manager; Robert Finch, his cam­ a national convention In Chicjsgo ident: Nancy Bllnn, secretary; will give.-tlie sermon at 11 a.m. stitute at the Seventh Regiment country, he will remain reedy ing to debate the wisdom of chal­ paign director: former Republican of professional . driving school r'arol Weber, treasurer; and Joan service toniorrofV in First Congre­ Armory In New York City on after leaving the White House to lenging the Red Chinese to a nu­ National Chairman -Meade Alcorn members who are discussing new Preiasler, program chairmsji. The gational Church. Mrs. Barnard is DANCING ond Tuesday. Watkins, a member of cOnUnue his heroic work for peace clear war over a couple of islands of Suflleld, and Connecticut Re­ methods in teaching driver edu­ FTA la under the guidance of visiting under the Stewardship the New York- chapter of the and freedom.” | Invasion program o f the State that every military authority says publican Chairman Edwin H. May cation. H e ' is accompanied ' i by Curiously, Nixon didn't. say | Miss Janet .Morrill. A.I.D., was Ih'strumental In form ­ Conference of Congregational are strategically! worthless and Jr. Philip Palma of New Haven, vice what he had in mind for Eisen-1 The preliminary scholastic apti­ FLOOR SHOW ing a Connecticut chapter some which cannot be defended except May said Nixon had originally president of the Connecticut As­ hower. but there has been talk he tude teat will be given Tiiesday at Christian Churches. Her topic will CALL MU 9-8070 FOR RESERVj^'nONS years ago and served aa Its first be, "Into All the World Together.” conceded Connecticut to the TDein- sociation of Professional Driving might he a sort of unofficial niv- the high achool to all juniors tak­ by nuclear war. president. “ I f Mr. Nixon rnakea that the ocrats but now was of the opinion Schools. ■Ing ambaAaadorN. ing the college course, and to The first schdol of churchman- The Resources Counefi is an or­ issue, I am sure the American peo­ the GOP could win the state by Henry Agnew will manage the Since Nixon haitbljled Ihia talk i senior." who are rnembera of the ship for the Tolland Association its performance in the final weeks ganization designed to provide ple will vote for caution and not branch of the Manchester Savings to the world forum, held by the .National Honor Society. The, (eat of Congregational Churches will of the campaign. , i WALNUT RESTAURANT closer relations between indus­ and Loan Assn, which opened this 1 Q—What was the “Cross be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in reckiessneas, for peace instead of 7 WALNUT STREET—MANCHESTIUI tries serving decorators and. the California Newspaper Piihliahera prepares students for the. regiilsr morning in Coventry. The. bank the Hebron Congregational Church. war. OPEN SUNDAY AND ELECTION DAY decorators themselves, for the ul- Association, aa a major policy of Gold” speech? aptitude test of the College Boards MARKET ROBBED branch and a branch o f the New This is a training program In But Kennedy went on to say he LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS \ .tlmate benefit of the public. apeech. he >ay^AngeleB i Kavior Lutheran Chiiroh l.Ake St. School: Monday ciiickr of the pilgrim Fellowship of First tion and general manager. , using the band rooms for its He described the Vice President The cruah of the crowd was so y^in y,„|,| worship services st eii in gravy, boiled potatoes, cran­ Congregational Church, r •• Cook expects the change to im­ Monday night rehearsals will use aa a man who. ia "all fo'o ready to "RAIY FACE NELSON' ,av0 you ever contemplated climbing Everest s w im ^ grest the motorcade could haih»ljy PIchshmI 'Valley .School .at 10; 15 berry sauce, peas., peaches; Tues­ prove service. Cooks includes two the stage of the high school. threaten war but la unwilling to day frankfiirts, sauerkraut, pn- .Manchmteir E v e'n I n.g Herald MICKEY ROONEY gasoline stations and does general A ll former members of the move. T*''**L icinorniw and extends a wel- build up the strength which la the ndng the Amxtzpn ,V7 laloes, carrots: golden cake with Andover correspondent, Cindy jttlhN • FU insA CAROLYN JONES auto repair. Seventeen persona are chorus are invited’ again this One motorcvcle policeman. Irv- ; come' If’ "'I J*’*'' in worahip. only guarantee of peace." ■ i ping right there? WeUi forget it. These feats are about ds Ing to force hia w'av aldngside. the l'h ’ir

  • onie. TTie ancient city of Troy was lo­ Mrs. the organist for the Center Con­ LsinAJT motnfr. -..stv,,., N^mvni, *inn H uno 1i 'l ’'‘'ihe' He IS a member . . . ess. of First . John R MCElrsevy o f 364 Por­ ' ; < h'ln li Cfuigrcgstlonal Windsor mashed potatoes.' peas, cranberry cated in what now la Turkey, Re- gregational Church. When Watson was born' In LHhiianla but that M. McGann Uvea at.3S Strong St. ter St. has been promoted to. su­ an'l a fales expeditor jforihe Plax saiii-e; B'rtday Inns fish and egg mainii 'of the city are part of a vast resigned his post at tSie church Linas was horn here . w ith her husbamd and three chil- pervisor of the Reinsurance De­ aalad grinders, cheese wedges, po­ mound railed Hisarllk,-close fo the , Shpjvn at 4:40 and 8:45 Plus "House of Intrigue” at 7:00 PJW. In 1956, he also resigned as di­ "H e could become a president. li'orp. .lie lioUia ilegree/i from Col- ICwdt TahII« girUtwhdin it points (Oops, wrong contest). neighbors.) . through the efforts of Mrs John i ' , . your neighbors. I Herald j niastied poutoes, creamed corn, I MYLINEIS l Bancroft / " ,.Miuich«»ier Evening ------' IfWMUr !■ (2) Each contestant may send, in up to On the first Wednesday when.hoi i M lndaor ••orreepondent,, El-1 r""'' * bread, ■butter' E f l S T U J O O D BROILED STUFFED SCREEN PORCH (6) The prizes pictured in this announce­ I lunches were served .560 - school *” "*'*’ Bumhsnt, feienhone i *hd tnilk aep'ed with si! meals "HELL TO ETERNITY’ OB 402,789 entries using the entry form or fao*. 1 PMS JUMBO PANAMA ment are being awarded in the three contests children participated and 6*0 4-0674; i ^ MarilFS Maarsa^— Vvea Maalaak MUiSICALE sinules. I f preferred, you ihay submit your I that appear in the September, October and dogs were consumed...... — ’ t Sttmulant RAYMIE SHRIMP JALOUSIE e n ^ on postcards (picture or plain). ^ .... ■’ . “"'S-r-jt— • November issues o f Suburbia Today. 100 Mrs. .Rtymo,n,4.-Tftung,' memhei - ■ L-._* "LET'S MAKE LOVE" OVER I thip cHiairman, announres the unit Weary UN Braees I Matr, nr Paraguay tea. Is made . . Saakar Oalr .... , Calar aak flaamsSeasa LARGE BROILED ENCLOSURES (8^ l Entries must be received by Nov^ 6,1960. prizes w ill be awarded in each contest. 800 now hat 4’65 members. from the dried leaves and shoots "THE SF1DER" tiiM iaseiH . W inaert will be notified as soon $us possible so fortune cookies-each containing a message I o fi a , holly tree.: It has a large NAI|E. Open house will, he held at the F o r88 QiieKlioi^ ALSO ON THE 8ARB PiUlfiBAM Alan (^raltaa Amttarkaaa’’ PORTERHOUSE STEAKS Voor B M t Buy Is' they can arrange an ext^ded coffee break, listing a prize-wiU'be selected at random for Jffovpmbcr^ meeting 1 amount of caffelii and produces a "THE FLY" Paler Plark — Rva.ltartali Bellsbnity wsd-EspwleBM I Hohool Menu atimqlatlng effect. SHOW aTABTg AT ai4S 4:lM;4a Aindldight piciuc, or other fitting celebration. nutiUng to the 8C|P individual prize wihners. FT tConUnubd from Page One) fTALIAN AMERICAN CbB I Tba luncheon meriu fo r t(\r lAST CnMrLKfR kaow a t t:SS (4 ) 'Entrieh.will be .judged on the basis o f” (?.) contest is open to everyone except South Windsor schools for- next BROTHER BLAMED CUISINE R G . K i r a f \ / , ■ , W IN F ZOIE • aweek is a# follows: Monday Another laaue 'certain : (,b spark New Haven, Oct. 15 iJe> Nlne- SUNDAY . origihality and aptness of'thought. Judi^r ro d en ts of Europe, A ^ c a , A u s t ^ a , South ic r iY . creamed dried beef and eggs i n ' ; !• the Soviet charge that teen-year-old. J ames Lally of — LAST NIGHT — M l 9 - 0 4 4 8 1230 ON YOUR MUSIC IHAt - ^ Wallingford has been held reapon- m r.K 0 »* KXtRA CIABOR ' decision is final, w case o f ties, w tied con­ America Asia, Mexico and C aiw ^ to u t cups, green beans,'jam sand- ths United States committed sg- Laaa Taraar - Saakrs Daa ]>gal Beverages Served Dally LoralAcMrtVsr alble in th e' tragic d*aUi of' hia AalkaaF QbIsb • la . testants wiU boltguired to complete the state- i _____ — ''Pw**4ay - - corned greaaton by sending spy planes AUTO SHOV^ Need we my more 7 (8) The contest Is subject to all Fedein^ ■later, Katharine, 6, |n Guilford OVRB-W CAM ON OISriAV !POtTRAIT IN RU CK’* RUSCO iheht *1 never enter contests because. • • la** in IR^SOaORMTMT^lF, July 26. Coroner James J. Opr- AM, laai MQDKUI See Tou Soon , ■; Stoto and locM *pp**’ *>la aJdes tried to get this directly Figan said yeater4ay Lally fallad ALL AMKRICAN STAinbAniW >iaMi8M;w' 26 words or A ll entries become the ALL T a r COMPACTS ***^®''* aaaambly. but they were ballad ’to have his car under rear' - PLl'8 Hinkel'a (it located 1 mils frein BaiOstt-BnlBMi t ysdraii O*. 12:3S-1:0S f M . propei[^of Soiburbift Today. (W e ll use them (0) i-2*-8-C|ol **^«2HJ^Iw*?fcJ****' defeated and It will be aired' first sonable control and was drlvliif ;MAMY poaeioN A ipoatt historic Nathan wale Meoieatead 889 flaw flHli Bra.. 1" t ^ political commituc - PLC6 FBEB c o r n a too fait whan ths car rgn off Route m Mouth Street ia Oorentry. West Hae$Ne*-4D 846tS 1 and struck two treac. fh # f t f l WED,j "HOUSE OF U$|jgt?» witli Vincwit ^ t 5 L d ^ dl«d tw 4 houm totar.^; ^ T a a k in-y

    / Manchester e v e n in g h e r a ld , Manchester, co nn., Sa t u r d a y , October is, i960 PAGB FIVE -A. BiANCflBSTER BVEnNO HERALD;^IA5rCHESTBB, CONN, SATUBDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1960 rAjpE T O P B nockvUle^V ernon State News Truth Aright’ by Pieeparat^” (8 •Wonders of the Vvdverser Raymond Goslee Dies, ilU m ^ »tp r ■pawdi til N t«r Tock aty proptMrinr TUnoUv 3:18). Day's text, John Uia rapMd of tho OonnAlly Amand- Connecticut 8:47. m «nt In tho past SMstob of Con* ’ 9:05 p.m.. Circuit suparvldbr Schwedel Proposal Urges oun Raymond W . Peters win report to Echo Complex Seen Town, Etmtitis ^eralb grow, tlM KtMBlunr«r sdmlnlatni- oonfregatlpn. A sp e ^ week of Uon propoMd and songht thli ro* Yankee ac w ty win begin with the auper- City Change Fiscal Period (Urattoglad from ^age One) fiKX , Raymond W . Goslee, 70, the vi­ pMle vlaor to charge.______B y Aa H * 0 « committed m o » for their nuUance tal force Hi the conetructloij of During the Sanato haarlnga on Oe«t«r CMngregnttdMl Omrek M . AMBse* B . C, C h v e h ' ^ Commiinicatioiis Boioii A proposal that the City off (which “ y Bev. gohn E. Baaaoii, Futor Seotk BMhodlM Church value than tor sinister'reasons. $10 million worth of Manchester the propoaal, ynriOus wttnaeaaa 11 Oeater St. Rockville change Its budgeting before June, If It so decided- A fter .ViAllriMra We don’t know how the reltf* Bev.-Jaotee T. COanMll IsHrrenoe F. Almond June, he said, the city council public/schoole and three major ad­ S^w»ei^0e(5ir J challang^ Ntoon’a sinoarity In hta Hie Kerr. CUfferd at 7, 8,9,10.11, explosiva increase in communica- trans-oceanlc television lliik using would,put the city on a Ascal basis changeover if a consolidation r t f Asaoclaled Preai U e^ u ilT O l; been' hecessary. 1 side to which their fyelthg on the 7 p.m.. Junior high coundil most- ,^about to leave the plant. tiqn of an cktra floor to the double antltled to the use of rtoubtlcatlon or in the chapel at 9 and 10 a.ra. tlOlM. moderate power with moderate eimllar to that of the town and the agreement is reached and put .into all news dispatches ereattad to h dr But now, out In Los Angeles, his religious Issue ^puld'direct th*m. Covenant Oongregattonal Church tog to Cooper Hall. Senior High v.dng at an, additional coat of $300r The straightforward appros^ sized equipment. Vernon «Fire District. This Is a effect. ■ot otherwise credited ta thle Mper ' W e think, however, we might (Evangelical Covenant) Frilowshlp memberehip servlee to 000, boosting the capacity of the and also the local news published hers. press secretary announces a change Church of the Assunaiitkm to tha problem would be to launch Some of the estimates,, on ths factor which could help promote One of the chief advantages of Commiasioncr Arrested be reaching far different conclu­ \ 4 8 Spmcq St. / chapsL hospital to 300 beds. AO rlxhts ot republication of apMlal In the Nixon stand,.and re v e ^ that Adams St. and Thompson Rd. a complex of Echo aateUltos to life ot these active aateUltea are consolidation of, or cooperation the change to the fiscal , year is the EnAeld, Oct. 15 (/P)— Joseph A. dispatches herein are also reierred 1 sions If It were not for the fact Bev. Baak, Faetor / 7:30 p.m.. Third membership It wa.s he who helped adapt the Bev. Joseph Farrell, Pastor insure uninterrupted communica­ baaed on the results obtained from among, the three governments. elimination -of the need fo r bor­ Poisson, a member of the EnAeld he now bellevfs that. Instead of that one Alfred E. Smllh ran for seminar for October to the library. plans for that addition tq the Vtill servles client 6f N B A. Serr- Rev. Francis T. Butler, Assistsnt tions sA aU times for all places. the fabulous Vanguard I aateUlta ■ The council members voiced rowing, it was pointed out. Un­ Police Commission, has a date in just taking the Connally Amend­ the presidency 82 years ago. m at 9:30 A.m., SuiidAy School/with needs of the new system of prq- There is exceUant reason for which is now over years oltU general approval of the idea, blit der uniform fiscal, year statutory town court Oct. 31 to answer a **^bUBhers RepresentatlTea: p e candidacy did produce a revolution clask^ fo r ages thrS* through the Rmamiel Istthenm Chnrdi 2% gres.sive . patient care, a system Jnllus Mathews Special Agency — New ment off the books, a new resdrva- Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 this, for Bell Telephone scientlat The small grapefrult'sateUlte, with declined to act last night, because provisions, taxes' become due at charge he obstructed .toe-duties of Raymond Goslee In Connecticut poliacs, an awak­ adult W8l. \ C. Henry Anderson, Pastor which has become .an international tlon should be written which would an4 11:30 am . Dr. John R. Pierce estimates Uiat a still active transmitter and sol­ Aye aldermen wete absent and the beginning of the year, making a police officer. AOTOT* ^BUREAU OF ening and outpouring of votes not 10:30 s-ln., Church tlme,Nursery '! Arttmr K. Oaard, Intam model for hospital care. wlthto the next 20 years some ar cells for powei*, -has proven to becau.se they felt there is plenty cash'immediately available to; sup-, CmCPt-ATIONB ______"safeguard the United States from hitherto a factor in, Connecticut supervised. Local authorities- revealed yes­ Goslee served as chairman of the Snored Heart Ohoreh 100,000,000 ‘telephone caUs per sclentleta that radio equipment of^ time to resolve the problem port the new budget. terday that Poisson was'arrested in ' The Keraid Pnntlni C o n n p ^ ,. toe., interference In domestic affairs I elections, and a resultant crack, 10:45 A,m., Morning Wofslilp. y 9 m. m., Dlvtoo Worship snd Town Building Committee, which Church St., Vernon year will be made aoroas tiie At- and the aOlar cells can exist for before the clt.y’s tax rate is set. - A t the present time, taxes to assumes no financial respotislolllty for while encouraging greater particl-j in the long Yankee-ProtesUnt su­ Sermon', “Men, Aife 'You AbleT/’. Church School. Ndisety class for the Hazardville section of town was responsible for Bowers. Biick- trpaaraphlcia errors appearing In Bev, Bnlph KeUy, Faetor Jantlo Ocean. To .handle this vol­ The city's Ascal year currently cover the new budget are collect­ premacy which had hitherto been Baptism of Infants-^ 3-year-olds. Muslo by ths Ghapi years in the harsh environment of Thursday night after he had in­ Icy, Keeney St., Verplanck and Tsrnsements and other readlns njattc patlon of the W orld Court In In­ ume o f traffic, sasiiTnlng there are outer space. begins on, Nov. 15.- 'The tax rate Is ed 10 months ' after the budget sisted on riding in a prowl car with In The Manchester. Erenlng Herald. typical of the state. 7 p.m., Evening Service. Church Choir. Waddell elementary s'chooisi and ternational affairs." ^faeses. at 8, '9:30 and 11 a.m. no teOtanologleal breakthrougha : New Ooaqepts set June and taxes are due Sep­ goes into effect. The city must men are In charge In observance of 10:80 ajn., Divtof, W orship and a supernumerary on duty, Walter F. Howland the $.5 million Manchester High Display adysrUslPS qlotlns hours: The revolution which took place X, • ...... tember. borrow money In- anticipation, of 'That would seem to Indicate that | Laymen’s Sunday. Church SehooL Nursery for in­ to radically increase the handling W hile thle Is what we mlght'ex- e When 'the officer pointed out that .School, The committee was often yor Monday—1 p.m. l5jdAT- then left Its permanent mark on St. g^lHiols of Assiasl Cburoh According to Corporation Conn- thfese taxes In order to meet budg­ waiter F. Howland, 55, of 8 K t TbesdajN-1•1 p.mp. Monday, Mr. Nixon has now, through the I fanta Music by the Emanuel capacities of the cables, some 60 pect during the next few years, Poisson needed permission to ride called the School Building Commit-' Tuesday, the state. Once It had happened, SOqth Wtodsor ■'*el Harvey A. Yonce. the city et obligations during the 10-month HaJ-nes St., Thomp-sonville. and jTjr Wednesday—1 PJn St. Mary’s Epiaoopal Church Cholrr^ iSermon at both servlcea more i^eraeaa cables would be scientists are not complacently .In the car; the commi.ssion member tee, . . , For Thursday—1 _p m Wedneiisday voice of his press secretary, of­ the religious issue had done the Bev. Jame^F. Olynn, Festor could change to the uniform year period. Friday—1 p.m. Thursday, Church and Park Sts. "H ie Greatest Oemmandment,’’ by required. 5!%e laying of these extra awaiting the eatabllsbment ofth e\ refused to leave, authorities said. formerly of 236 Woodland St., Man H r was chairman from 1949 to FW Friday- fered some appeasement to Sena­ one big thlpg It could do In Con Bov. Raymond B> Ynsknuskns, For Saturday-ly—I p.m. Friday, The Bev. Alfred L.,Winiame Pastor Anderson. cables la obvlouily too expensive active satellite type of communi­ On Monday, the EnAeld Police, Chester., died suddenly at his home 19,59. Claastfled d-3—deadline; w 10.80.w.ww a.m. — tor Goldwater and oUier rlgfht wing necticu't \ Amistnnt Pjutor 6:80 pjn., HI League meettog ta an undertaking to contemplato for day of publication sxcspt -Saturday— . Bector cations system. Many liew con­ Comrnisslon voted 4-2 .that a po­ First /MX Chairman W e do give primary credit to the Llither Hall. they would cost almost llA mil­ early this morning. • £ . m Republicans who believe In at least The Bov. Prescott Beach Jr., cepts have been studied. New ex­ lice commissioner cannot ride Ih a He was the Brsl chairman of the Masses at 7;' 8, 9:10, ^0:16 ant Wednesday, 7:10 pjn., Bible Anti- Sub Unit He was born in Fair h a v e n, a legal Isolationism for us, without, religious Issue for the precise lion! periments In the laboratory have cruiser unles.a he receives the' per­ flr.st Zoning Board of Appeals in Aaslstant 11:30 a.m. Study Hour to the Chapel led by Retirement: ^ Mass., Sept. 17, 1905, son of Adelia Saturday, October 15 thing that did happen In Connectl And oven with this increase, we been initiated to develop second mission of the police chief. Poi.a- Manchester and served as a mem­ of course, making It altogether Im-1 Hie Bee. Oaaon Thomaa D. Byrne, Paator Anderson. Young Howland and the late Wal­ ebt In 1928. It was not i ^ election Vrould stUl not possess the world­ generation communications sya- son and another board member, ber from 1938 to 1957. and w a s DIreetor ot Education St. Maurice R. C. Oinreh 7:30 p.m., Bible Stuito for H I Hunts Mystery possible for hlrn to go back. If he Is jj, depression, but In unprecedent- wide television facilities that are Andrew Smith, voted against the ter Howland. He was a resident noted for the uirles.v with whiqh No Campaign Withont Oil Bolton Center Leaguers to the Musle Room, led :em. Happy Times eiected, to the policy he has prevl ed prosperity. Hoover was not the inevitable. Thus, other avenues rule. of Thompaonvilic for' the past he conducted the 'hearings. 7:80 a.m„ Holy Communion. Bdv. Bernard MoOnrk, Pastor by Arthur Gaard. must be explored to give the dO Already, scientists are contem­ BY MARIE DAERR three years, and was employed aa •mere can’t be a presidential ously advocated. supposed coid and indifferent vil­ Poisson was released In $30 bond Goslec'.s talent for organizing 9 a.m„ Family Service. Office of sired conunnnications network. . . plating citollng the earth at high *■ Pacific Contact a machine operator at" Pratt and lain he was later to become, but for the court appearance. Ha said •and directing projects was encour­ campaign without oil. Eight years When Nixon's stand on the W orld Instruction with address and Chil- Masses at 7, 8:30 and 10 a.m. Bolton Congregational Church altitudes with belts of needle-llke the warm, noble representative of After ITROS I weather satellite Preser\’e Family Lore from Whitney, East Hartford. aged b.v Chenc.v Bros., for whom he agP) — The ton, Wash., Donald Howlad, Man­ In Glastonbury, the son of tlie late. this stand to come out In favor of Chapel. Mrs. Richard Finney jCooncD of Chnrebes workers. . William Anderson. Herald circulation manager. The tour and a luncheon were held In honor of ’ m e precUe thing It did In Con Echo Is Passive Next week we will discuss two waters. New Hpven Railorsd todayShegan chester, and Nelson Howland of James W. and Minnie Bantly Gos- assigning the oU to the states; he Ninety-nine out of 100 such con­ She wrote letters ' for , people Newspap.er Boy Day which. Is being observed today. Miller and Anderson were given a guided lee. nectlcut was to enlarge the siee Thb Echo satellite is a passive methods of providing reliable Com­ Isjin g qff maintenance worker.s as St. Petersburg; Fla-; 10 a.m., Morning Worship and tacts turn -out to be a school of Whose hands were crippled, . took tour of the submarine. U.S.S. Mantua. carried Texas and Ollfpmfa, and of the. electorate In the Connecti­ Church of the Naearene This week we have be«n dlscus- one. That is, a radio signal is munications hardwaris. an economy move. He lived in Manchester most of The Surprising |x>dge Church School. Nursery for chll simply reffected from the satelUte; Ash. a whale or some other type of those others for wheel-chair rides, Kiiheral services will be held at his life, attended Manchester .probably would have carried them cut cities and to break down cerr 236 Main St. alng a lively and exploilve thing, (Copyright 1960, General Features The line recently ,anno\in(-ed It .C. E. Winslow, Minister dren during worship service. Ser­ the only function of the sateUite msrine life, the spurce explained. and, most important of all, was a the I-eete Funeral Home, 125 Pearl schools and was graduated from- anyway." Meanwhile Adlal Steven Tt la rather amusing, If itoiuse- tain racial bloc allegiances which the W ord of God. Last night It Corp.) would fiirlough about 500 worker.^, mon by Mr.' and Mrs. Joel Hitt. la to aet as a mirror for radio The antisubmarine force in the good listener. St., T}iompaonville, Monday at 2 Manrhester High School in 1908., ment on such a subject can be con had hitherto been considered per­ was pointed out that the word Is to but yesierday said a few of these ■on took the supposedly right and 9:30 a.m., Church School. Classes No regular Mu Sigma Chi waves. Current thinking also is PaclAc,' commanded by Vice Adm. W hat this teenager said about JMotorists Would Sooner Die p.m. 'Hie Rev. C. Artluir Bradley He and his wife, the former Misa manent. People In the cltlea who be found only secondarily in a men will be kept st work aftoi- all courageous stand on the Issue, sind sldcred permissible, that two of the for all ages. A colof 61m, "Angry meeting n t the church. A ll who to explore the Use of active re­ Selected Name John S. T h a c h here, consists of her summer job makes me wonder Court Cases of EnAeld Congregational Church Caroline Hyde, made their -home at had never bothered with the poli­ have tickets will meet at the book, but prinfiarlly and supremely because other ways of making will officiate. Burial will be In Haz­ was acclaimed fPr It, even thouith most unexpected statements on the Jungle,” will be shown at 10 a.m. peater-eateUltes which can take a ieveral hunter-kiHer ■ groups—a if we make use of and appreciate 29 Elwood Rd. A son, Raymond tical process voted that year. Peo­ churph at 2:45 p.m. to proceed to In a Person, Jesus Christ. How ThanJVear Autp Safety Belts savings have been worked out. ardville. 10:54 a.m.. Worship Service. signal from one station, amplify It, The name District of Columbia carrier and four destroyers. Ac- our older'people. ' Richard J.. Shea wa.s sentenced Jr., was killed in an auto accident w e believe there w as one careful religious Issue In this presidential ple In the cltlea who had hitherto the BUshnell Rally. oes God go on speaking this Lly- At a meeting yesterday witlj rep­ Message by the pastor. Theme, and .rebroadcast It to insure ade- w as chosen by the federal com­ rompan.ylng the Kcarsarge are the . A t the Fifth International Con­ to 60 days in jail for being a com­ \ Friends may call at the funeral several years ago. The daughter, and subtle moment during the cam­ campaign have been loosed by Hen­ been content to' be led by bloc p.m., Junior f i i ^ group meets ig W ord to each oncoming genera­ resentatives of the unions con­ "Potency of Prayer." quate strength. missioners who laid out the ter­ destroyers Thomason, Bowles, gress • of Gerontology, a meeting mon drunkard. (♦-installation In our cars. It would home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 Mrs, Melvin Haas, lives m Con­ leaders who had taken them Into with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Brown at tion? ny W.\RD CANNEL cerned, the company reported, paign when he went down to Texas ry Cabot Lodge, Republican candi­ 10:45 a.m., Children’s Church and As a result of the successful ritory in 1791. It Is a poetical Losberg and Evans. of experts on aging frotn 33 coun­ ■Victor J. Fitzgerald, 40, 1.56 Bis- also prevent the s'ale of substand­ 10 p.m. cord, Mass. the church. Bhrery Christian was ordained-at Newspaper Enterprise Assn. agreements were reached that will' and amended his own position. He date for irlce president. In a way the Republican party broke away nursery. adaptation of the name of Colum­ tries, I heard a profeasor Of sociol­ ard J)elts which have, in the past, Goslee was a member snd past his Baptism for this very purpose, operation of ECHO, Bell Telephone Alerted frequently to Investi­ sell St., was Aned $10 tor intoxica­ N ew Yot1<— ( N E A ) — CTialk up reduce the' amount bf overtime from that pattern. 6 p.m.. Youth Service. bus. gate sightings, the force tans ogy frohi the University of Florida givJh a bad name the whole John J. Diinph.v master of the Mancheater Lodge of lost the election -and would cer­ which has maide everybody con-, Vernon Methodist Church showing ^orth the glory of Christ scientists estimate that a global tion. another grim\ victory for man worked b.v some employes in order From a total of some 356,000 7 p.m., Evangelistic Sertdee. network of 50 active satelUtes In across the ocean, playing a type stress the importance of the tradi­ Richard L. Holland, 19, of East bell Industry. , . John J. Dunphy of 90 Mai'lc- Masons, and a rriember of the tainly have loot It anyway. sclous of the religious Issue alt up Vernon the word, not only with his lips against himsel^Py a perversef^all- to keep other.s oij the job who votes cast In the presidential elec­ Lay members will conduct service. random polar orbits at altitudes in of "blind man's bluff” with the un- tional holiday and birthday cele-!- Hartford was Aned $9 for follow­ Not to be discounted, of course, woofl Ave., Wc.*!! Hartford, died Mancheater Kiwahis- Club. and take surprised notice. Warren E. Covell, Minister but In his life. Every Christian Is American logic: \ would othervvl.se have to be laid Now. In I960, oil Is in thV cam- tion of 1024, Connecticut went up, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer excess of 3,000 miles and 26 ground IdentiAed object. brations in which older people play, ing too close. is the auto Industry. C ar m'anu- .yesterday afternoon at St. Fran­ Besides his wife ahd daughter,, called to be\a “little Christ." Thus such an important part. 1. Death or injuW by auto acci­ off., I he Is survived by two sisters; Miss, • palgn again. This time It comes In Lodge has said two things. He In 1928, to* 548,000 votea cast, an service. , tratomitter-receiver stations are TWOBHLUON The planes—propeller driven Abdallah E. Ctoure.v, 44, of N o r­ facturers almost to a man are be­ cis H ospllar in Hartford. He was 9:30 s.m., W orship service and li.ls through each and every one of dent will touch o n ^ n four of us Ethel Goslee of Bolton Lajte' and by w ay of the stand of the Dem­ has said them as a matter of per­ Increase of almost' 200,000. required for a complete communi­ craft equipped with electronic de- "They help hold families to­ wich apd Morton Handler, 26, of hind the seat belt, drive. But no However, the company's spokes­ the father bf Mrs. ERED SMITH to- the-, house from a rear porch m e other ■ lilght the qiicsUon proclaimed himself In favor of the as govenior In 1940. of assuming that the U.S. and Q— I f 'a person Is an alien, is he ra.teqrto drivers who own them. ties commission asked the New Garvan St., East Hartford, mother 9 and 10:30 a.m., Family W or­ 23 Golway S t , entitled to Sbctal Security bene­ Menditto, 18. of'26 Clifton' St., both Marketing Speclalls' riaven rnanagement to report fully roof ju w off the master bedrooni. came up to Kennedy in the third proposition that parochial schools That awakening and revolution America are synenomous in an ex­ Speaks lb WSCS B ut in .spite of good exanrple, of Mrs. Jennie E. Sanden, 81 Lihn- ship. "Laymen's Day" observance Bev, Walter Hyszko, Pastor fits ?'W. R." '■ •- charged with breaking and enter­ I ’nlverslty of Uonnectirtit on what effect the layoffs may have Police said, two of the shoja en­ should share equally In any fed­ Was so complete In Connecticut clusive sense. "We of the fifty states economic inducement -a n d -a b o v e niore Dr., Manchester, died yester­ round of the television debate, the with men of the church leading A-You have not given me ing and theft; and Donald Zura, 16, The ampunt of cheese e ate\ h y on the service provided. , tered the intruder's head and the •years ajjfo that the point Involved, have for long- taken unto our­ •The Current World Situation all— the facts, the American .mo­ day afternoon at Hartford Hos­ question being, of course, where he eral aid' to ediicatlon. 8:30 a.m., Mass, enough information- to answer of Fast .Hartford, charged with other.two hit him in the back as whether or .not a . Catholic, can win worship in both services. Men’s selves the name ‘’Americans’’ as if. torist will have nope of it.. More­ the average American has pital. \ The boy who goes to parochial 10:30 a.m., Hi^h Mass. and. the U N " w ill be the subjeSil your, question. I suggest you con> theft and larceny. ' - - he apparently epun around. The stood on this Issue, with the na- In Connecticut, has lOng since chorus. Sermon, “Always Be it belonged to us .alone. W e forget YOU CAN VOTE BY ABSENTEE BALLOT over', he will arg\ie against the creased-from ni'ne pounds._a_ of the Rev. James El. Pemberton suit your local Social Security of­ One case w^as continued: Darryl to over 13 pounds since World She alto leaves three, sons -o f death weapon was TrideAtlffjsd b y tlonil platform, with the Texas schools deserve! exactly the eame ceased to be a -qharp issue, even Ready," by Mr. Rbbert A. Mc­ that citizens of 20 other nations whole idea, the experts say. To First Oiiinoh of CXirist Scientist, fice about your particular circum­ L. Fltzherbert, 22, of Bast Hart­ East Hartford New Britain, a treatment from the Federal gov­ with the very groups whom the Bride, local preacher.. are also Americans and have called Sr., pastor of Friendiihip Method­ wit;., W ar' II. More than Ave pounds of About Town police as a .38 caliber revolver. platform, or with Senator Johnson. - Masonilo Temple stances. ford, for trial oh a ch arge'bf as­ Sister of Ea.st Hartford,_10 grand­ Smith candidacy aroused and 9 a.m-., Sunday School; Nursery (1) If you will be absent ffom the State on November ist (Jhurch, Providence, R. I.,. st "■What If. your car catphes on this total Is American cheese and And. Senator Kennedy, with a ernment as the pupil In public themselves that since a time be­ Q—My father deserted my sault and battery. children, and fivn greal-gFandchll- brought Into the political process. for. QradM 4 through 12. fore our. country saw Its frst r eighth. fire or,falls into,.dftep water? You another Ave pounds is -cottage meandering, sldlihg reply, seemed school," said Lodge. a.m., Sunday Service, Sun ths WSCS of South Methodist moUper 11 years ago. W e d on l A number of cases were yet to Fm ndship Circle of the Salva­ dren. W e expect much less vbting along 10:30 a-m., Sunday School; N u r­ cheese. .' dky School and Nursery. settler. Those Americans, like our­ Church meeting Monday at .8-p.m. know, whether he is still living. can't escape If you're belted In” tion A rm y will meet Monday at quite as sensitive, to the electoral, 'This ilalement put him In a sery for kindergarten and Grades be heardl.«.'t press time. Cottage cheeM has .gained In Funeral servii-cs will be held religious lines, either, way, than 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. selves, are proud and sensitive. His esth. birthday- w'ould be Febru­ Statistically,' howeve'r, le.ss than 7:45 p.tto at the citadel. Mrs. .votes of Texas as Eisenhower had State of quarrel with any number 1,3. (2) If you are ill, infirm or physicaUy incapacitated , In the chapel. use because - it is a low-ealorle, Monday at' 3 p.ni. at the NeWkirk SEND THEM was the apparent ease in 1928. Reading room hours at 7-4^-They see In our use of “Am eri- ary 1961. My mother'will be 64' in half of one per'cent of luito Oc­ Thomas l^Cann and Augu.st Gebcl 5:80 p.m.. Junior High Method­ and unable to vote in person at.the polls.. Pa.stor Pemberton taught for six highly-nutfitious food. American, and Whitney Funeral Home. 318 j •eemed In 10-52. When he got of people. Including not only one Main St. Tuesday, Friday, SatUi^!oan” an effort' to exclude them. July, 1961. Is my mother eligible K of C Srthack cidents Involve fire or stibmersion. will dlscusS\the work program. Co- ist Youth Fellpwahip. years at Barrington College, and or Cheddar cheese is the most Burnside AVe., Ea.sl Hartford.- through the Democratic national John F. Kennedy, who opposes fed­ day, 11 a.nj. to 4 p.m.; Thursday Herein lies a facet of the mounting And since the seal belt cuts the hostes.seji ^|1 be Mrs. Robert THE 9:80 p.m., Senior High Method was extension lecturer '•at Brown for Social Security In 1961? R. P. Burial will be in Zion Hill Ceme- ■ 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. resentment against us in the other Shamrocks. 1,280; • Me.s.sior's, chance of serious injury by mor.e popular of the aged cheese varl- Lyons and M ^ . William Johnson. platform plank aeemed, at Ipaat, to eral aid to parochial schools, but 1st Youth Fellowship. ' - (3) If you are a member of tlie Armed Forces. ‘University. He received a bachelor T. - . ' ■ tcry, Hartford. . , Ruth IVfillett American areas. Yet how easily A- If your father Is dead, your 1,2.53; Steven.son's, 1,2,30; HELCO, than 50 per cent, the bell wearer tles. About half of the American- HOMETOWN have lost some of Its ivign. also Including the' spokesman for "Doctrine of Atonement” will be of science degree in education from can this facet be destroyed; We 1.229: Rambler.s, 1.22.5; Yanks, has a better cha.nee of sur-Piving. pheese is sold as "natural” cheese Friends may call at the funeral j the subject o f . the lesson-sermon. Temple University, Philadelphia, mother. is eligible for a widow’s “ A gospel- Alm'xhi color,. "A n gry Vice President Nixon' was de- rroteslants and Other Americans Talcottvllle OCngregatlonal . can all help to .assure that the monthly ’payments. If lie applies 1,191; .North Ends,. 1,151; Fo- and 'jhalf la ‘‘prqce.V!” cheese. home .tonight-from 7 to 9 O'clock, I The Golden Text Is from John For FiirHior Informotten Tol. Ml 3>1S34 Pa., and a bachelor of sacred theol­ Besjdea, belt release takes only an Jungle,” will be ehdwn st 10 a.m \ NEWS lighted to m atdi this suggestion of for Separation of Church and little Bojrs Need Guidance ChujToh )l;10. ■; other 20 American republics Will for benefits, she is eligible for a gartyls, 1,140; Packard'.^, 1,134; instant." 'Process chee.se is . natural cheese st the Church of tpeNazaren'e to­ and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 ogy degree 'from the School of that has'been ground, heated, and Wconslitency ‘ on the.part 6f the State and, as well, one Arthur D, , Only a Father Can Give Robert K. Shimoda, AUnlster Sele'ctions from the Bible Tn-^ not b£^stepplng stones for com­ wife.’a reduced , benefit. She should" Duprels, 1,121: Curiliffe's, 1,063; “W ell," the relehtle.ss argiiment morrow. The setting is In Malaya, to 9 p.m .. ^ munism, but foundation stones for Theology at the college. He revived had an ethuIslAer added to give it Flemming, who Is Secretary of Memo to young fathers; elude the following: I Timothy visit her local Social 'Security of­ ,8th District, 1,039. V '■ ■ goes, "you're better off If you’re and the theme portrays the In­ Democrats with a ringing as­ a master of arts degree ffom •smoothness. This is the kind ii.snd 10:45 a.m.. Nursery opens- in 2:5. an Invincible free westeni world. republiI:a n headquarters fice, bringing with her your fa­ HlJ??i ;score. Cunliffe's, ll'i; sec­ thrown clear of the ear In a eol- fluence of Christianity Versus surance that he thought this tax Health, Education and W elfare In If you are wise you will make a Brown University. ______.so extensively in sandwiches, parish house. Mrs. Shirley Fluett Correlative passages from "Sci­ Second; allow me to praise your ther’s Social Security number. » ond, Fogarty’s, 112. li.sion." Communism. The Aim i^ o p en to break for the oil Industry a fine the Elsenhower administration. deal with your wife when your On" eeveral occasions in recent cheeseburgers and ' the like. and Mrs. Everett Caatetter are in ence and Health with Key to the editorial of Oct. 11 on admission, 218 HARTFORD ROAD . Nq. The tests show you’re five the public. \' Funeralf children are still young, whereby years. Pastor Pembertdn has trav­ and Wonderful thing. W e may not r.ien L. Archer, of the organiza­ charge. Scriptures'’ by Mary Baker EWdy, of China to the U .N . This Is simply times safer in the car than 'firled Other kinds o f cheese vary ac­ a matter' o f . common sense, fiow Don’t Delay. Get Your Absentee Vote In Now eled abroad extensively. This year relish the side he takes on this par- tion cited, accused Lodge of a you let her have the 6nal say-sO 11 a.m., Morning worship serv­ Include the following (p, 19:6). out of It. And if ybu're wearing cording to. the ripening process, Three. Manchester atiidenls st much longer can we "ignore” a he was a guest of the State of John'D. Ambrose Sr. | "most unfortunate concession to about. the guidance and discipline ice and Sunday school. Thla is the belt, you're six times safer In the length of aging period, or by the University of Hartford are on / ticular Issijie, and it may not.be a country of 700,000,000 people? B y Israel for. study of that natipn's Funeral 8er%'lces for John Don-..; of your daughters and ydu haVe Stewardship Sunday with Douglas United Methodist Ohimdi of Bolton addition. the techniques used in a particular committees preparing ' 'for ,the stand, either, which wins him any political expediency." religious, social, economic and po­ Bread Is Important aid Ambrose Sr., 125 Branford St.rj the 6nal authority on questions Hayes, Thomas Bell, and Art Pal­ Corner Rt. 44A and South Rd. 1980 China will have' a population area. M'ost cheeses are named, for, ‘Autumn Leaves” dance sponsored ,' votes, but we do like consistency, litical culture. "Nevertheless,” the motorist' who died Wednesday night were i To this Lodge retorterice and macaroni products, good from actuarial tables. About 75 ed. Mrs. William B. Kloppcn- and daughters'. And the results Everett Caatetter and Thomas ship. Sermon, “ A t Our W its’ End.“ ■tudy tour of that .area. He plans ing or aging procesa-; ( the longer mao of the arrangernents commit- A fairljJ casual Item in Uie po­ sectarian schoola " I f Mr. Archer taking the lead from us In the U.N., NE Food and Markets Editor bread belongs In one of o\ir basic per cent of .siito deaths occur burg was organist., and Mrs. Rose your service man or aren’t too good. Bell. -. 11 a.m., N u m ry . to return there In 1961. the period the higher the'price) : tse. '-Earl S. Glenney, 598 Center litical .nev.'s the other .day Ulus-. we will soon know just how effec­ Although Americdn families are food groups, from which everyone within 25 miles of the victim’s Hiick- was soloist. consults the Coiufresslonal Record," W hat Is happening, they say, Is Junior group meets with James 3 p.m.. Junior H igh Methodist Pastor Pemberton has lectured the fa t content (the more fat the St.,-ahd—’Reld MacCluggage, 69 woman is stationed, tive our policy la. Our greAt coun­ nlust eat every day. Dr. Charles home. The House special subcom- Burial was in East Cenicteryl - trated the kind of strategy .nobody Lodge, "h ell see that i;ve held that boys are being disciplined like Boettohsr and hfarshall Welling Youth Fellowship. •before ^iieational, civic, religious eating less bread than In the days higher the price); and the pack­ Ansaldl Rd., are.committee.-aides. try camot afford to fumble to for­ of our' grandmothers, it is still an Glen King, director. Nutrition m’ittee on traffic safety, taking Bearers were Clarence Warner. • the Manchester Eve* likes to see any Rollticlan, or h'Ui ihrs'Vohvlctloni for a long tlme.’|^ girls, because mama la dUolpUnihg ton. 7 p.m.. Freshman Methodist and fraternal groups In many sec­ aging, slicking, or other "serv­ eign affairs, yet we often do. The MUM TIME testimony on the value of seat Frederick McCurry, Michael. Mas- both. And the kind of discipline Youth Fellowship. Senior Method- tions ot the country. Important food. Furthermore, to Foundation, and professor ,of ices" ^ovided. Sharp cheese costs hinif-Herald can be for* strategists acting for him. In­ TTiat would make quite a cam- belts, concludpd that to be truly Bt. Ann’s Mothers Circle will saro, William ' Mildwskl, Russell and guidance thatJe good for sis rangel let Youth Fellowship. whoM world needs our leadership;' jAll interested m en. and women many pillliohs of people It Is ’’TJie. chemistry at Columbia I^nlveralty, more than mild cheese; the sharp meet Monday at 8 p.m, at the Saunders, and Alexander Walack, dulging in. palgn debate, wouldn’t ItT Lodge I ji^ht for Junior, that leadership must never be Inept reminds homema.kers: "Bread and effective, the belt must be worn warded to be at “Mail (Mleeourl Synod) are Inrtted to a t t e n d .^ staff of life.!’ Aavor is a result of longer curing. Church of the Assumption for a . Hisrs was a fairly ca,sual an St. John’s Church or second-grade., , AT McCONYILLrS ^Enriched bread is good bread — rqlls and biscuits, warm fronr-the, whenever car l.s In motion. all riipresentalives of the Hartford versiis Kennedy, on the subject of go |f your ^ Ife tiles to sell you Oooper and High Sts. Process cheese ' ta usually very talk with the Rev. Francis Butler, Call” regulariy with.all ■ 9 EUtofton Ave. , . Respectfully yours, j Calvary phapel/ There is nothing magical' about Eleclrlct Light Co. ” nounoemeiit. put in Los ^Angeles, aid to paro'chlal fchools. W e coTiid the Idea that j h e knows what Is -Bqv. Paul Q. Frokopy, Pastor a fine source of thiamine M d adds, pven, are a befon to mankind. Some mild.. ". The group will proceed to the home . Nathan B. Oatchell URGE. HI PUNTS IN A , ' t (Asaemblies of God) ■ . ^ the belt. It merely reduces the the Itometown news by Herbert Klein, press secretary have Kennedy backed up by D r,l»«*t tor aU th¥ klde In the family RodrvUle many other nutrients to a bal­ people have the idea that oven- Young people like cheese—the oLMrs. Adolph Wrubel, 45 Edmund ■ 9 a.m., Sunday School. Free bus The Rev, Albert Jepaon, Offlclsat 22 Vernon St. shock and l.m pacfof a collision on people away from *^tp Vice President Nixon, to the ef- — boys and girls alike— Just don’t anced dl'et. To nhany people bread warm breads are harmfiil. That's ones from Ave to l5 years old-are St., for the -regular meeting.. Mrs. Norman 'Vincent Peals and Ixxlge transportaUon service. . H ot-Rods’ . Kenneth L. Gustafson; Pastor the wearer by absorbin g' and let lier gst by with It. GOOD VARIETY OF COLORS ond SIZES is a gastronomical. symbol of se­ pot'so. They are just as good niH the largest users of cheese; next John Prior will be co-hostei^.. home are so anxious • - feet that Mr. Nixon, has changed by Cardinal Spellman, but our Im- 9:80 ami.. Adult Bible dess To the EdlUjr, spreading the force, and by keep- She doesn’t know what U -best 8 'a.m., H oly Communion.. curity-and they, feel emotionally tritionally and they often taste come the 26 ot 40 year group. his position on the advisability 'of 10 aip.. Nursery In. the- parish ' There - arg, many prbb'tems fac-» 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, clasa- fug yqu from being thrown around aKlhalion faila us when It comes to f o r « boy becausq ahe doesn’t know 9:16 a.ra.. Holy Communion, insecure without it. Students of better," he .adds. To store ripened che«sse, keep It News Tidbits to tet. tog this town, but moat of them ee for all ages. ; Inalde the car. The Criatoforo Colqm^ Society ■; repealing the Connally. Amendment poestble moderator. < what It Is like to be a boy or what house during churd) 'orshlp. Pi-.. ^Family Service and eermon. the eating habits of men in the Although somq women still like In the refrigerator. If It is in the Vine worship. Text.; 1 Cor. 4-9. are batog reduced with the help , 1Q;45 a.m.. Morning worship. will celebrate Columbus Day to- V. which reserves to the United States qualities a boy needs to dsvelop to 11 a.m.. M orning < Prayer and arm M eerl'ices . report, that no to. do their own baking, modern in addition, belt And autq ex­ sllcJd kind In a Aim '-wrapper, Culled from AP "Wires Theme, ’’A pprsdaU oh and A p- of oiir Board 6f Dlrectoks and 7 "p.m.. Evangelistic service. ' mortow at the Rossmount In Bol­ get along In a man's world. You sermon. ' m atter-now much other food the oakeries and food manufacturers perts say, the belt prevents driv- -leave -Ihe wrapper 'on. WraTiptAg Subscriptioni ■ the privilege of deciding when the proxlmaUon of a CongrigaUpn.’’ m any other town offlclaUi and Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer Serv­ ton. Uhalrman' John Andisio and Club $ lor and Up know much better than your wife Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Vestry boys are served, they demand -lots have made this uhneceasary. Moat fug fatigue by helping you mafn- cheese Aral In waxed paper and JurisdlcUon of the International 1 90 committees. ice. his corhmittee have arranged a din­ how to direct and guide and dis­ Meeting. of ’bread and protest when there is up-to-date bakeries’ carry an as­ taln. good posture without',,muscle then In metal foil is a good meth­ Rabbi Jacob Mqshe Payable in Advance . H ie SahrattoB Arm y Friday, 7:30 'p.m., Christ’s .Am ‘ ner and entertainment.^ Dancing ■ Court pf Justice^ shall apply to One of the Wednesday, 10 m.m. Holy Com One problem that I think should strain. Callv, Germany cipline ydur eons.. kassadors— Yputh service,. not enough of jlt. sortment of.^foreigh breads as !,welt od. Mold that forms on the outside will Bp from 4 to 8 p.m,-‘ ^ ' ■ 81. minister of religious affairs .J.n !' cases In which the United States Is M l Mata 8L munlon. bo clamped down on Immediately But regardless of unimpeach­ world's meost exdiialve clubs, the But what you know Isn’t going . ’Tq Ajnericans ' of - fqrelgn 8 0 *^ Bs enriched American 'idSves. Su­ may b.e cut away. Israeli cabinet, dies of heart at­ MsJor * Mrs. E.. Walter Umila Friday, 9 aJn. Holy. Communion. ta that of 'hot-rod',t e e n a g 0 r a. able endorsements, facts. Agues Telephone Ml X-2711 : tovdivqd.... Youngsters’ Club, operates to ths to be o f much value to your sons ■ B t George’s Episcopal Church cestry, breads of their parents’ permarkets carry quick mixes'for The real -cheese epiciij-e. wants -Robert 6, Hurwitz, -80 Garden Officers Ig Charge Saturday, 2:30-3:30 pim. Chll- Many of them think they are a and everything qlse, the auto seat tack in Jerusalem, Israel sector Cireulation Dept. The 6rst thing to be said about toWn of Callv In Uie Bladt Forest. unless you make It d e a r when they ’ Rt. 44A, Bolton national origin are still an essen­ corn and oatmeal bread, for. bis- his cheese qt room -temperatur^c St., Mancheater, and -Mario Guy dran’a Coii&rmatlon class. tilg wheel’ When they get btiitod belts are-to be'"^ found In very few . . . Sprawling gaseous diffusion Candidates must be at le M l 9 6arc-small ______that______you want and______in-; ASSORTED HOUSE PLANTS. SHRUtS The Rev. D. W., Greene, Vicar tial part of their daily meals.. euits ahd pancakes, ready-to-bake when -H.ls served. Take It out of Icrardl, Thrall Rd., Vernon, attend­ Today! ; this announcement Is this; It Is . 9:36 a.m., Sunday School for ill the wheel. They are forever parie- of the natlonls 70 million cars. plant, "Oak Ridge, T®Jinessee’s years old. It his had only 42 mem-1 tend to have the 6nal word where These foretgn-type 'breads .are . as­ loaves and rolls that neqd uu|y a 'the. refrigerator-• about aa hour ed' the first meeting of the. Massa­ ■ too important a change of .'poslljlbn ages. Jehovah’s WItneasea, Ing and 'Jumping the gun’ on traf­ Why? Experts point to sev­ largest atomic enrorgy facility, bars In 'the past 30 years. The col-1 your eons are concerned, TREES cmmI ^IRGREENS lO a.m-. Holy Conimtinion' with sociated with memories-qf'family feW minutes In themven, tubes of Aljead. chusetts College of Pharmacy 16:45 a.m.. Morning se'rvlce Kingdom Hall fic UghU ai(d sljpials eral reasons. continues to operate desplle strike to be announced, if It Is rsat,'by lectlve-age of the present 18 ls| . Start that pattern early. It will security. refrigerated rcady-to'-bake: bis- Alumni Club of Connecticut Tues­ Special tnuslc by Corps Band and It would hdlp this town and Ita gentiqh. Church school. First, public'apathy - - Uie same I anybody other thim the Vice Pres- 1,046.- be too late If ^ou wait until your 7 fl BffMta S t Hot biscuite and rolls are an ex­ RED SEES LAOS CHIEF . by some 1,800 union workers. psopls a great deal If this wers ciiiU ji^^w ista in a large assort­ torpor that keeps children from day at the Statler-jHUton Hotel, illattrl)i^atrr eons are teenagers to try to take Msls Quartst mnnoh by Major VlenttoiM, 'L M e, Oet. 15 .'Dr. Linus Pauling, fresh from t idCDt himself. stopped. Oonoordi* Evangelical Lulheian pected part of t good meal In ment, and'even canned pt-eads. < gettiriK;. their Salk, polio vaccine. Hartford. DEBP WEIX HAND-DUO Lam ls; J'Tha Three DapUams,->f 8 p.m„ Public talk, ’’Are Jebo- The Soviet ««nbiiee»Jor ealled appearance before ^enatf inves­ " - second thtog to be said about over. B y then they wUl-be uaad to . ■ Clharch : ' many.iiectlqne of the country. And - Even though toddy's bakeries In addition, the cost to, consumer Tba Wolessnbuig, Oermatiy— Wsissen- Jesus.’’ - i vab’B WttnaMM OirisUansr’’ * Sincerely yolin, tigating suOtomnjittee, receive* a a woman’s disdpUiHl,'' to a wom­ , W inter antf 'O ardM Sts. , the flagran t memory of home­ and supiermgrketa ade making, the is a High $13 per belt (and one .le on' 'Premier Prince Bquvanna A. Lawrence Riitel', Republican 1EQrnin0 : It l a t U * : i t the Vice PreaUenthas 2 p jii. Hospital .TlsIuUon by -4:16 Djn., WatohtoWer study ar­ James Hutchinson. hero’s 'tyercolho In Chicago from an biirg, claims the world’s 4m an’s set of values, perhapa, even, Paul. G. Kntoer; Pastor . made loaves baking in the kitchen drudgery of home baking unnec- necessary for each pasoenger In Phoumn today lesa than 191 candidate'for town repreeenta five • tadeed cfaajigad ]Ua mind on this- hsnddug well, 544 feet. The wi Mra. BUsabeth Wilson and Mn- ticle, *&xi|frefmttaE AH Nations at tq a wPtosn’s tendSnoy to oyer- oven cap pqt almost - any grown easary, the lOO-year-oIa^radltloa the can . hours after the Undtod 8tnt«e’ to the.General Assembly, wilTbe estimated 3,600 persona attending THomas MoOuin. JdbOHdi’s B o W " (P M lm 123:1). AH^WARD AFOOT • liaua, tt is too bad. - s feature of Wudsburg Cltadtl, 37 protect her young. GREENHOUSES man and woman Into a ndstalgie of yeast baking contests held an-., The ee£oqd road -block reaU top n u r E M t trestoleahootof .ali- guest speaker at the Kiwanie Club jneietlng sponsored , by Chldago 6:80 p m , Praysr sarvtes. Tueaday, 7:86 pjn.,^ Theocratic Bats move almost exelustvaly by V i e-in.. Holy C bm m i^on. > I - Hi tbs Mckground Is tbs fact miles south of Nuemberg. In ths Mother knows beat when It eoata^r.' ndally at 1500 state and county with the law, which eeiuld enact stly., .tallMl 'to eolvs ipeating at the Mancheater Coun­ chapter "br NaUimal Odmmlttee for T p.m^ Bvsntag ssrvtes. MtolatiyBchool flYtog as t b w are very ehtouiy on \ . • f and 16;80 m.m.. th e Service, Mtodls Ageh the dtsdel’s 25-foot- comes to reming^ daughtoriHi-taut ^ « « , »»d.U»T .U Mt try Ctoh TuM day at noon. g Bane Nuclear Policy (8ANB) Ikat. atasiM, tmf jm n afo. Mr, .8:80 pju'., Belrvlce meatlnr. ' .Their Imeea bead mck* 302 WOOOtRIDGi >Sf^ «bxiNb ididoL aad BOrMry. Along with braaktaat Beragla,' (alhi' la atiU going atrei^.- thlck walls wars sohstdersd Im- I father knows bpit wiisa It eomss to d e l atusle., S o n ^ by. J ■■ I' Ismrisi f’AdosM to QoAr, iHiama, " ’Bttidla the Word o< pregbahl* ■ reertag |tns. ; ■4 i? '■-I'. MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^D, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1960 P X G S l i f l l l

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MI/9-7322 Telephone MI 3-5727 in toum. rial Co. on Harrison St. Here^you stand alK kinds of weather and ape certain of getting .the very temperatuto changes. Because of fiest, a mo'nument that will endure this their cblor remains true and “One Call Does It AU” Call Ml 4-1111 • ,... # 2^' ■”* 1 and whose beauty will not dim with they will serve^Bs a fitting memo­ AUG APPLIANCE the passing of the years. Nothing rial to loved onw. There are many DRY CI^EANING -FOR REPAIRS, is more beautiful than glowing, granites t^ch'oos^rom , imported and LAUNDERING REPAIRS REPLACEMENT Dubaldo ruby red granite from Wisconsin granite from Finland and Sweden, ON ALL TYPES OF Balfour, pink. Dakota^Yermont or 19 Maple Sf^M I 9-8879 MUSIC CENTER Fairway Has Halloween Needs at\d this is exclusive With this com­ ■ Branches At: With fall comes the beginning* pany. Ruby red granite Is con­ ruby reid from Wisconwi. Marble 188 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST Is imported from Swe^bh. Italy 801 HARTFORD RU. REPAIRS O N - of a wonderful holiday ' season, orating them with beautiful rib­ sidered to be the gem or granite TEL. MI 9-6208 bons, they will sell like the pro- and because It is so hard. It will and France. 209 N. MAIN ST. . starting with Halloween. Once Speaking of marble,. .It IsXfia^d GRILLS, CLEOTBIO IRONS, verbal "hot cakes” and the F^tilb endure, all kinds of weather. TOASTERS. PEBOOLATOB8, ACCORDIONS again Fairway^ has all of your way has all these things in stock. Polishing enhances-Us beauty and more and more in homes tmWy. N EW SYSTEM Halloween needs. There- are cos­ • Beautiful gift wrappings make brings out the highlights. When and at Manchester. Memorial Ca VACUUM CLEANERS, you have 45, different grades to LAUNDRY HEATERS, FANS, KINSMAN ORGANS tumes for all, from tots to grand­ any gift more glamorous' and peo­ your choice is ruby red granite, you know Its beauty and color will choose from. Marble is used in DRY CLEANERS SEWING MACHINES WOODCOCK Private Instructions mothers and grandfathers. ' You ple come from all over to pur­ many ways, for coffee tables chase their gift wrappings at the last without fading. Main Plant: 44 Harrison S t REFRIGERATION CO. Instruments and Supplies , willfind masks, make-up, beards, When selecting a monument clocks, in the bathroom, for tiles, Phone Mi 9-7788 All work guarantood moustaches and loads of ’^g s. For Fairway. They have a most com­ mantles, table tops to mention a plete selection of packaged pa­ one’s choice is oneHhat will com­ . Orchestra for Hire parties, fairway has everything bine beauty and dignity and in few. Marble Is functional, It is but the witches’ brew. There are pers a, well - as the economical decorative and will fit Into any cutter type boxes of wrapping pa­ order to achieve this the services candles, decorations, paper nap­ of a skilled artist most be obtained. home regardless of its decor—it is V n itu LTht AMaa’i MalpMar kins, tablecloths, cups, plates and per. By using the latter, even the easy to care for and reasonably CUNLIFFE rt>r MSMT n im r m Halloween party hats. Fairway most awkward package can be Therefore, Arrigo Almettl, owner priced. For a new look in your DON WILLIS even has Halloween cards and par­ easily wrapped for you can tear of Manchester Memorial Co., has home, why not consider using mar­ ORDERNOW ty invitations, and for the ‘‘trick off the exact length of paper you been asked by many people to de­ ble? Stop in and see some of the MOTOR SALES 250 TOLLAHD ST. or treaters” you can’t beat the need. sign a fitting memorial. For over lovely samples and ask about the EXPERT AUTO BODY and GARAGE EAST HARTFORD 30 years he has plied his skill alid prices, you will be pleasantly sur­ FENDER REPAIRS selection of special buys in candy The Card Department at the craftsmanship In turhlng. out 18 Main St.. Tel. MI 9-4531 —- all . Fairway priced. Fairway is really excellent, there prised at the low cost of giving ENAMEL and LACMtUER BU 9-6333 distinctive and beautiful work. If your home a new look. After Halloween' comes Thanks­ Is a card for every person, for you have a particular design In REFINISHINOS Sptcidizing In Power and Hand Toole GHRISTMASxCARDS giving and this is the time of the every occasion, including one from To help yourself to leisure time, PalnttnK and Diecoratlng Tools FROM OVER'20^i^QPR year when we like to set a nice baby’s first birthday'to one to be mind, tell him about It. A sketchgten have you ever considered instal­ REIASONABLB PRICES will be . made and a blueprlntxjf ling a slate flopr set in ,cement for FREE ESITMATES BRAKE SERVICE Garden and Land Toola DISTINCTIVE ALBUMS table and have friends and family sent to a foreign land. Open stock your, original idea will be showfv Baby, Honaehold, Party over. Fairway can help, you enjoy as well as packaged cards are al­ your sunporch, family room, foyer, and Banquet Needs MANCHESTER ' you. If you approve, It will be ex­ playroom or around t.hc fireplace ? BT. 80—WAPPING, CONN. Front End Alignmant Thanksgiving with the right size ways carried here. ecuted, but before the final touches Invalid Needs r<^aster for the turkey or pie plate When you shop for decorations Slate conies in wonderfully soft AT THE DUOO SIGN BOOKSHOP are made and the name carved, you colors and will endure the hardest TEL. MI 4-1228 G«n«ral Rapoir Work ANDREWS BLDG. foi’^toat pumpkin or mince pie. for your Christmas tree, remember will be asked to view it; if you wish wear and tear and what is more 67 E. Center St.—Ml 8-1086 O:\ceagain Fairway ■will have spe­ that the Fairway haVe all kinds something changed or added, this those lovely, colors, will remain the pa rk in g in rear cial ThanHsglylng cards, napkins, of tree lighting sets and replace­ can be done and if necessat-yi a same year after year. This solid CAMPING table clotliil.N plates, candles and ment bulbs. They al.so have boxes new one made. Estimates of the floor is easy to clean and It will decorations ifor, that woriderful of solid blue, gold and silver as- cost will be furnished without not wear out.. For an estimate on MANCHESTER EQUIPMENT day. . '<• well as multi-colored decorations. obligation;- the cost of installing such a floor, TOURAINE It Is not a bit tod- poon to think For parties, you will find just If you are considering a mon­ contact the, Manchester Memorial Tents, Cots, Sleepinf Bass, CUSTOM MADE of making Christmas lovelier everything you could possibly ument, ask to see some of the Co. ' MEMORIAL CO. Air Mattresses, Stoves, CANVAS AWNINGS one than ever ane of food, Its tor-freezer eipclently. Made to Order • Weddings a' Banquets quality when frozen,' the packag­ a savings account to pay for a OPEN DAILY Storage Life Recommendations home. Today Ive -might buy a Complete Selection of Materials, a ParUea—Phone Ml 8-2842 ing, and freezing and and. storing for Frozen Foods at 0 degrees F. " 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 PJML temperatures. ’ chicken h o u ^" FREE ESTIMATES FOOD MONTHS A snialL-tbwn druggists woe; - Radio Today SUfiDAYS Of major importance-Is the tem­ Fruits ..;...... 8 to 12 "Baqlrln W40 if I’d had 110,000 208 N. Main St„ Manchester, 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. perature of the freezing compart­ MI 9-6824 TOUR FAVORITE BRAND Vegetables ...... J8 to 12 '1 v^otild have made a t least '8800,- WDRC—1860 CLOSED MONDAYS ment. It shoul.d be at or below zero French fries . . . . . to 1:00 A. J. at Midday . to preserve foods properly for any 2 6 POO.. right here in town:* buying COLD BEER;^ Meats; 'vacant land.” 3:05 Jerry Blahop Sliow length o'f time, -as .changes In eat­ Beef . 6 to 12 8;(iS Today on Wall S treet ing ■ quality rand nutritive value Lapifi, Veal . . . . . Still working at 69 challengeii: 6:10 Art JohnHon Show FOR EXTRA MONEY LIQUORS, WINES . 6 to 9 "Yea, I made a fairly decent 8:06 Raynor Shinca \^OandDmUXREflHISHIIIG increase rapidly' ks the tempera­ Pork ____ ;...... 3 to 6 9^111X51 on SporU ture rises. Sausage: salary, around 8100 per week, but 12:1(1 Raynor. Shines Berube's FREE DELIVERY ■ i"'^ ■ ' ' with taxes and living expenses be­ 1:00 New., SIgnoff TTYPEWRITEB SERVICE .Modern eKctrlc refrlgerator.5 Ground meat . . 1 to 3 WE PAY 16« MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST freezers can keep m’any pounds of coming higher and higher, there tVTIC—1080 419 Middle Tpke. E. M l 9-5507 Cooked meat . 1 1:00 Saturday Matlnev" . Manchester MANCHESTER frozen foods at zero for months. was not much left to save and In- HIGHEST PRICES no gravy ■vwt. i!16 Home Decoration Muu Separate doors on each sedtion Meat sandwiches 1:3(t Football Parade REBUILT TYPEWRITERS prevenj loss of cold from the Poultr ‘I think It Is .ridiculous for 1:4S. Maine at UConn 1 For^Rags, Paper, Metals VICHI'S Phone Mandisster ‘ t ; . social security to, penalize a per­ 4:15 Monitor ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, and Scrap Iron ' freezer as food la put In or taken Chickens:kei 6 to-12 6:00'New* ■* L. C. SMITHS, Etc------PACKAGE STORE out of the refrigerator section. son and say they, cahnot earn over 8:15 Sporta. Weather ■ 1 ■ CALL Ob DEM:yi]R,XO MonifTo. Mitchefl 3-7043 Turkeys 3 to is 6:30 Automotive. Report 20 BISSELL ST. Swlng-out and roll-out wihelves Poultry, cont'd 81,200 a. yeas if they want to col­ 10:30 Grand Old Opry We Handle Statloneiy Along and removable, storage baskets In Giblets ...... lect social: security.” 13:06 Starlight Serenade With Offtoe Machine Supplies 1 .. Then I get this side of the story; 13:80 Sporta Final OSTRINSKY the freezing aecti6ns'’’'-<»f. n«\y elec-' Cooked meat . 1:00 Slgnofl < Yonr Mall Ust As Desired trie refrigerator-freezers make “My old father; In the years Dealers la l^asto Blatoriala Cooked dishes ;., preceding retirement, made 840,- WHAY-910 A. d. BERUBE, Prop. 781 PARKER 6T. frozep foods ensily acceaslble. Precooked 1:00 Big Show Tel. Ml 8-8785 or Ml 8-M 8 Many of the new units are com­ 000 a year. Today he Is In a home 1-US8 Norwich Frea.-Academy ra New Ml B-S477—BQ S-8S4S Combination dishes 2 to 6 for the aged on state aid. Britain pletely free of frost. Frozen food Baked goods 4:30 Big Show. packages never etlck together or '^Cakes: ‘The main cause so- hnany peo­ 7;.3U Poltah National Bom. ple aged 68 are-, practically penntr S;00 Big Show become diffl.^ult to Identify because Prebaked .,...... 4 to 9 wtoMTf .N'* I of coats of frost. Batters ., less seems to lie In' the ‘carps 13-00 Newi; Sign Oft .. • 3-"to-di diem’—seize the_ day—attlthde of iVPOP-mo Fruit pfes ,. ".. 8 to i - 1:00 Newa Pie ehells ... our-Amerlcan wa'Jr of life which 3:00 Conn Ballroom to 2 encourages the., spending of In- 6:00 Newa W ither Yw u iM tiM )ob. . . ws b M hot Um ript Du Puiit Cookies,... .. Ballroom P tM for It... In eoloci to iniWi mythiiil Hm i .Yeast bread; (pwiiion sa oolorl. . . w M to m 41 . . • !» « to do H? Prebaked ,.. U L L US'fw oxpwt M p on your ftoxt piintinf {ob. • Dough . . . . . i ' \ -

    V\\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN, SATURDAY, 0CT08ER 16, 1960 pAiQE None PAOX EIGHT Atttomobildk for Sale - 4 THERE OUGHTA RE A LAW BY FAG ALT aud 8BORTRN Wasted— Ballduig HatdMiii le dr Female 87 THE OLOSllOBILB 1955 — Starflre USED BUILDINO notstial tar convertible, full power, immac­ sale, txia and ^ maatatng, Mer* age bliia, ibeM ac, w aU k bendtai, Vital Steal in Opener Resnlt of Missed Sign ulate condition. $797. M I 9-3323. You WANT 10 H HELPFUL- CAdER ID PLEASE TOWN OF MANCHESTER two complet* baundim sets, two Herald Angle ■ ^ , - ■ ' ! : " I ' ' I "" -T-», WELFARE WORKER kitchen ainks, (cabtaet), wooden KIERNAN MOTOR kiteben caMsets, two hot water ■y S A L A R Y ftA N O E : $4004-$4914 furnaces, modehi nuBatore, com­ Groat Foliled SALES, Inc. EARL YOST Radio, TV Sports Midgel Leaguers ADVERTISING per annum-(phiB ellowance for use plete wlndowa, Including frame, 16 Brainard Place of privately o#ned automobile). and aluminum storm windows, Sport* Editor In Sunday Games GLASSiriED AOVBRTISMBNT OBPT. HOUBS An unusual smidoymsnt opportun doors, ‘and plumbliw supplies. — II Today— Up as Virdoir 1957 Ford Falrlane 500 2-Door. Ity fo r tradiiates in Sopiel Sciences Ohoman House Wrecking. Open 6:16 AJI. to 4;80 PJL 1967 Ford Custom 800 4-Door. dally 8:80 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4, or 1 p.m.— Pre-Game Football, Returning to action In their With at least one year of experi­ :>^oittmortent» from tfw Wqrld Serie* J965 PonUac, 3-Door, V-8, stand- ence as Social Worker in a recog­ call Ml 9-3392. Channel fi. own league after taking three Stole Second COPY CLOSING TIMB FOR CLA8S1F1BO ADVT. Followitig some observations made along the baseball 1:1,V—NCAA Football, Air .of fonr decisions In inter-league shift. nized Social Service Agency. Ap­ MONDAT Thf« rRIDAT MiM AJL-«ATinU»At • AJf. 1964 Ford Customline V-8 4-Door, trail during my recent travels at th'S World Series, from Force vs. NavV. (inpetltion with their counter- plication forms may be obtained DUtmondn—WatciM Times Square to Yankee Stadium and the Tittsburgh Hilton Channel «: W tNF 1280, ^ from WlUimantlc, Man- New YorK. Oct. 15 (/P)— Rer atand^fixl shift. from the Office of the General Man­ 1.15—tiConn vs. Maine, 1951 Ford Convertible. ager, Mancheeter, Connecticut, the Jewelry to F'orbcs Field. ^ ^ ohestN’s Midget Football member the first iiminsr of thfi. PLBA8B REAP YOUR AD WTIC 1080 Leagi^teams will play a «lou- 1961 Cadillac 4*Poor. State Personnel Department, State LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler—re< Beat Manager—Danny Mur- Whilry Koid. rnits of action tmtil. 1 ;S0—Sports on Parade, firsC game of the World Series 1953 Cadillac 4-Ddor. Office BuUding, Hartford, Connecti­ b leh ea d ^ Sunday i^temoon at CiaaaiBa* m ‘*W«M AAaf w « takas m r ika tjiaka m a eea* Mtin, adjusts watches expertly. taugh. He won, didn’t he? the third Rarhe? Channel 80. - when Bill Virdon of Pitts­ 1953 Mercury 4-Doof, cut, or the Manchester and Hart- M t NelkK Police Cruisers vaalaMW* Ifea athraraaat akauM ttaS ila mi tke VlM t DAf IT ocked bumpers comimdup Reasonable prices. Open Tuesday 2 p.m.— Pro Basketball, burgh was lauded for-his sur­ 1962 Lincoln 2-Door. L , Office of the Connecticut State thru Saturday, Thursday eve* .Most .\ppreelatlve Fans—Those meet the Bhte Devils In the a p p e a r s bIkI BEPUSl EBRUtt^ta Hnaxtat tk* MXt tmof Best Defensive Fielder — BUI Royals vs. Hawks. opener at l:SiK^th the Smoke- prised “ delayed .steal" that so ttoB. Ttw Berald Is nspoMibta 1st M lf ONE tataitaet «c etaltMi PLUS 'TWO DISLOCATED KNEES ford Employment Service. Return ninga. 129 Spruce St. Ml 9-4387. Virdnn who took at least six hits found In ritlsburgh, who even ap­ 4:15—rPost-Game, Football. W alk just around the corner from or mall aplications to the General plauded Yankee pla.vers; gave a eaters, and F lr^ gh ter* clash­ upset the New York Yankees, they mserttoo for aag adremeetatat aad taea *kl9 ta Ik* ostsat ed • Triple-X and Saye. away from the Yankees, made Channel 8, r*'r' ing in the n lg h tc ^ a t 3. wbnt on to drop a 6-4 decision to ‘make tood" Uuoitlm Errata wUeh do ■etioaeak tk* ralno of .Ttr Manager, T o ^ Hall, Manchester, three outstanding ealrhes, the, standing ovation to a shelled plteh- 4:80—Bare of Week, r'nel and Feed The opener will oqa scram-: the Pirates ?. the odvortlaoiBeM wtb ant .be ooiTaBled ^^*iwdlro good" taoortlnd M l 9-4100 Connecticut, on or before October hest In game No. I w hen he ellmh- er. Vern Ijiw. and went wild after ' Channel 18. 23 1960. de the wall In nttsbiirgh to take Mareroskl’s big homer. 5 p.m.—dunlc Diirkpln Bowl­ Me for first place. The Cruis­ Well, it just wasn’t so. Virdon'a DRY OAK wood cut fireplace and ers are undefeated In two starts ' 0|T8C5(f (V iz L stove lengths, $10 per load dsllv- at least a double away from Yogi ing, Channel 18. steal of second and advance to, TOUR COOPERATION WIU. this .fall while the Ife v ll^ h o w third when tfiere was no Yankee ered. P I 2-7886 Berra. Bigge.st As.sisl—From the weath­ 10 p.m.— Fight of Week, BE APPPJMJIATED 1940 CHEVROLET— Sedan, very erman. Perfert weather being the, Mpyer vs. Femnnder., a victory and a tie on their Rec­ to cover second base for catcher Dial Ml 3-2711 clean and good tires. M I 4-0191, ord. Sitnatioiis Wanted— Male 39 WINDHAM WOOD YARD -Wood et Defensive Infielder — Don rase for .six' of the seven games, Channel 8. Yogi Berra's frantic throw, came Rivals In the nightcap xvllX and slabs for fireplace or furnace. Hoak^^^rale third baseman. He Indian slimmer, with the lempe/a- as a re.sult of a missed sign. And, PAR T-TlM B work- in machinist Also stove kindling. Phone HA both f»n looking'for their InlHnl Lost and Foantf comniiUclk^more thievery than tiire in the 70s. Only for game No. Sunday— to tell the truth, the Pirates were AatomODIlcii tor Sale 4 Trailers 6*A line, also radio or electronic*. Re­ 3-0403,1 days 9-4, evenings 7-9. 2 was it rloudy, hut It riesred sf- triiimph.s of the season. The confused than the Yankees, ply Box F, Herald. .Tessc Jamei 2 p.m.—Giants vs Redskins, l o s t —Blqck cat with yellow l o o k ! n o f u r t h e r —If you're ter several innings. Smokeaters have lo st, both of 1068 D E TRO ITER—<5 feet long. SEASONED CX)RD W(X>D— For Channel 8. authority of this, new ver­ markings. Reward. Call MI- shopping for a real nice car at — ,US*- ^ 2 p.m.—Colts vs. Rams. their games thuiii far while the sion le Dick Groat, the crafty cap* 10 feet wide, 2 bedrooms, like RELIABLE MALE—With ac­ fireplaces, furnaces, stoves. T m i Biggest Surprls^^r Hea\.s‘ duty Firefighters, have an O-l-l rec­ 9-5636, reasonable price. Here It is. 1956 counting background offers hitting of Bobby Rlehardson. who Best nt0 games. You compare this cw ‘ with any . Flp'reeof Competitor— Don (The Channel 3. sMumption that '■Bill.v had sur­ NOTICE—Is hereby given that room and road instruction. Stand­ ments and garage*, etc. Call Ml chester. Raymond Flake. Ml woman preferred. Liberal bene­ Sets Record for the year and oondition iutd ard and automatic, dual-control Garden— Farm— Dairy .1:1.1—F'ool ball Parade, prised the Yankee ^ fle ld with a Pass Book No. SS7215 issued by 9-5981. 9-9237. Worst Fielder First baseman ' Tiger) Boak. Pirate ♦•’'rh Channel 18. you'll agree that this i' siding eseperu. work, and some ironing. MI- 0 1 ,l»00 clocked In 14:47. Taking second Art Ditmar. 1 was the next hitler of Driver Education. MI 9-7398. Aluminum clapboarda a specialty. winner xxith the Pirates. Neither Pittstairgh uprising Instead of be­ Caraway . . . . '...... » $1895.00 3-4295. Articles Fur Sale <5 Ba.ail ...... 6 3 .667 individual honors was J..arson of and I flashed the hit and run sign Personals Unexcelled workmanship. Easy A BEAUTIFUL way to ease your GREEN M OUNTAIN—Potatoes, lasted In tvx-o starts. ing turned Into a douhlepla.v. LARSON’S, Oonnectlcut’a first - mind! Lump your debts. A second . ..1 4 .111 Bristol 1ft 15:15. Manchester's to Billy. I usually give my own budget terms. kU 9-6496 or TR mealy and nice for baking. De­ Cinnamon ...... 1957 Buick Super censed driving 's<±ool trained — HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or Biggest Pitching Flop (lUdiefer) Pepper ...... Ik 4 .11.') John Salcius was third with Nor­ signs. Billy caught the signal all \VACUUM 0.*EANER8 repaired In ,5-9109. mortgage costs only a penny a livered. Call Hathaway, MI- Hard Duck Pitcher Utile Bob­ 2-Door Hardtop. Radio, heater, au­ Certified and approved Is now of­ month for each dollar you borrow. Help wKiitctf— Malc SB frozen, 80c do*. 246 Avery Street, — Fred Green, Plmtes, who gave Allspice ...... y-.. . .4 1 .444 wich’s Marshall fourth. t. right but then I noticed' that my own home shop. Forty years Wapplng. M l 4-0604. 9-6438. by .Shanlr, who was on the way KUbek (Shortstop Tony Kubek) tacljry experience. M l . makea. tomatic transrnisslon, poxyer ateer- fering classroom. and behind PLASTERING AND brick work, Call Frank Burke, CH 6-8897. (Con­ up 10 nips In four Innings, being Ginger ...... 3 6 .333 In jayvee competition, Manches­ to gettfng the win In the finale, and Ricdiardson (Second Bkaeman low rates, free estlmitniB, free ing and brakes. 'Wheel Inatru.'tlon for teenagers chimney repairing, plaster re­ necticut Mortgage Exchange, 15 F U LLE R BRUSH need nezt jroung T (X )L AND equipment rentals. taggeid for two homers by .Mantle, Poppy Seed ...... ,. ..3 6 .333 ter lost to Norwich, 20-37 but de­ MI 9-6075. b.oving retired 1.1 men in five in­ Bobby Richardson) were holding lckup and dellv>4:y, M r Miller, $845.00 pairs. All types of masonry, old Lewis St.,, Hartford. men, married, late model car, Sales and service. AP Equipment, Fertilizers 50-A ('ayenrte ...... ' . .2 7 .222 feated Bristol, 15-30. Ekivin of ------;------• . ' . . . home owner, for Manchcster-Wil- Most Touching .Srene Mirkey nings before a single and I he bad Manchester was the winner in 16: a conference at second base. SA S-64(». and new. Free estimates. Call E. 945 Center St., M l 9-3053. Open hop single by Bill Vtrdon gave the Richardson, M l 3-0889, llmantic areas. $117 plus' $39 ex­ COW m a n u r e . Delivered. $5 smd Mantle, sitting in front of his look­ Resulls: Caraway” .2, Ginger 0; 36. He was the only local gunner "I knew full well whit they 1955 Chevrolet B u sin g Opportunities 32 evenings. $10 loads. Excellent for (all seed­ Pirates new lilV snd found Sten­ ELE3CTROLUX Sales and-Sendee, Garage— S e rv ic e — Storage 10 penses to start, excellent benefits. er after the seventh game, rrying. fepper 3, Cinnamon 0; Poppyseed In the top five. were discussing. They Mad a gtood bonded representative, Alfred station Wagon. 6 cylinder, stand­ R A Y ’S ROOFINU 6o.. Shingle and Call M I 94)090 or LUdlow 3-3736 ing. shrubs etc. M I 8^7804, MI- gel bringing In a reliaf pl^her, book on us and they knew that I ard transmission. SNOW PLOWERS. Arlens, Reo, unable to contain his emotions in 2, Allspice 1; Cayenne 2, Basil 1. • Varsity reihilts: Amell, 206 Henry St. - Tel. MI STORAGE SPACE for furniture or built-m roofs, gutter and conduc­ MOTEL for interview. Toro powerhondle and Bolena 18 9-8731, defeat. .lini f'ostea. for Ole Miss Smith (M ), Larson (B), Salscius liked to pull the hit and run play $696.00 tor 'ivork; roof chimney ronaira. Topping the scorers were Edith 3-0450. Call after 6 p.m. merchandise now available at at a time like this. So I decided Ten units with coffee shop and to 32 inches. Parts iand service. Corrcnli 139-114 342. Helen, Mc­ (>f), Marshall (NT, Bracken (M), 62 Pearl St. M l 9-5700. Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main Beat Relief Pitcher—Utile Kl- Deadest City after 0 (Except | Cann 128 336,' Austeen WIkson N ow York, Oct,. 15 (/P)—- P>a.v- The Buckeyes have a date^gionally to the SouthW'est (2:41 J. (Jolden (M ), F. Golden (M), to cross them up. I flashed an­ SHOP E A R L Y and leisurely for 1965 Buick Sjiecial Jackson MI 8-8325. residence. 16 acres of land. On Flowers—^Nursery Stock 50-B after final game.)-Pittsburgh. | OPPORTU^^ITY St. M I 8.7958. roy Face, who twice savM vic­ 11.1, Belly Pongralz 114, Ruth Mi.ssissippi, rifling the crest with P\(rdue. p.m., EST, ABC-TV), Texas and Baker (N ), Butova (N ), Archibad other sifjn to Virdon, taking the your Hallmark personalized 2-Door. Maroon and white finiab. STORAGE SPACE — Available, Route half way between Willi jiw where they roll up the streets Syracuse, knocked out of the Arkansas tangle in a Southwest hit-and-run- sign off. ♦ Christmas cards. Selections shown reasonable rates. 298 No. Main A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, aiding, DELAWARE SALT HAY—De­ tories for Vernon I , and mine, Rtaiim 112, Martha Harrl.son 112, (N ), Johnson (M ), Cosma (M).- Very sharp cai^F u lly equipped. mantle and Middletown. Can be LOAM—SAND-Stone - Gravel within an eyelash of xxinnlng the| early. of college football,' meets f4o. 1 spot after its creaky vic­ Conference game: “I was the most surprised per- by appointment. Evening* MI 'Street. MI 3-8342. MI 9-1156. painting. Carpentry. Alteratlona Clerk for general 'office work, ac livered one ton or more. Paley Henrielte _Rnow 111, Alba Sobi.skI $646.00 counting background helpful. Must Fill and Amealte. For prompt dc: •eventh game— and his first de- ptinchless but still tough Tu- tory over Holy Cross last week, Miami, defeated South »Caro­ .son in the park xyhen Billy ran on 9-6832. and addlUona. Cellinga. Workman operated by two people. Excellent livery call Ml $-8608. Walter P. Bros., call Middletown DI 7-1693. 110, Ijaura Rapsor^ 110 khip guaranteed. 299 Autuirm St. be High School graduate. Good elslofi—Jn jtame N’o. 7. BIgge.st Hero Bill Ma/eroskl. lane tonight in a SoutheAstern plays h,ost to PenimState. The de­ lina, 21-6, in the only major game the next pitch. It was outside and 1954 Pontiac Convertible investment. Owner will finance. Miller, Trucking. His homer in ninth Inning, fending national^-'miampions, will last night. Addle Johns, big Miami Bowling Leagues high and naturally, I took it. Billy, DRIVER WANTED—West Mid M l 8-4860. wages, 5 day week, permanent po­ Conference game that head­ die Turnpike area to Hartford Radio, heater, power ateering, pow­ Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 sition xvith chance for advance' Biggest Hit —No question. Bill seventh game, gave the Pirates HOUDAV SPICE be out tb make amends, but Penn quarterback, passed for one touch­ I'm sure, nex'er got the second J. D. R E A L T Y GRADE A LOAM delivered in Man Household Goods 51 lines the national slate. train depot area 9-5. Call MI- er brakes. This la a one owner car. ment. Apply to the Employment cheater. $10 8-yard load. Call AC Maseroskl'i lev^ th game xxinning their first series win In .2.1 years. Standings State is not a pushover. The Nlt- down, scored anothei: himself and For Y oungsters sign. THREE SPEED—English bike, TORO -POWER handle at hew low­ shot over the lefiflcld wall. VV. L Pet. Ole Mi.s.s, bark on top of the "Kubek and. Richardson were 9-1901 after 6. Very sharp. Roofliig and Chimneys ^6-A 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 Office. 8-9S3S after 6. Associated Press poll, ha.s *von tany Lions have lost only ’to Mis­ set up the third. All told, he rkn $295.00 $25. Call MI 3-7042 Monday, er price, now $84.95. 21’* power Most I'hiisiinl Scene— Baaehall •Viiimcg ...... 7 2 .778 souri In three games and appear for 1()9 yards and passed for 81. Scheduled at Y blamed for supposedly becoming A- Tuesday, Wednesday only after 5. ROOFING — Specializing repairing 1949 CHEVROLET—1)4 ton plat­ handle rotary mower with bag ,t Most Popular Vok-e—Miss Uiey Dill ...... all four of its game.s, while Tu- .. EXCELLENT writer from Pltlshur^i whii sat ..6 .1 .667 to be hittijig their stride. Other major games) confused as to Who would cover Automobiles for Sale 4 roofs of ail kinds. New roofs gut­ FIRST NATIONAL form body truck. Good chain saw. unit, $89.95. Marlow’s; 867 Main Monroe who sang the .National 'An Chili ...... lahe has compiled a mediocre' 1953 Ford 4-Door LARGE SELECTION—Of recon­ next to me • In the Steel CIf.v. . .6 .3 .667 .Navy vs. Air Force East — Detroit-Boston College, the bag. I'm sure that xvasn't the ter work, cblmneyz cleanei) re- STORES, Inc. Clothesline poles, M I 9-1363. St., Manchester, MI 9-5221. them at the tliree games pla.ved at Wednesda.v. after the. .Yanks had .Sally ...... 1 4 .1.16 1-1-1 record. The winter bowling season for case. I think they decided that I OLDER CARS mschanlcs spe- Radio, heater, standard transmis­ ditioned bicycles. A ll sizes at re- paired Aluminum aldli:^ $0 ESTABLISHED The big hope of the Green Fifth-ranked Navy, still hoping George Washlngton-Boston U., Park and Oaklsmd Avenues- Yankee Stadium. gained an early 0-0 lead, fell sound Clovea . . . . . '...... 1 4 .116 children is off to a fast start this would hit the first pitch and they • ctalB, flxlt y -raelf. ears, always sion. - dueed prices. Repairs on all years’ experience. Free esti­ WALLPAPER SALE—Many pai- Three Rooms of Furniture Wave. Is its defense. In Its Hi — to go to ihe top in the East if Harvard-Colunibia, Brow n-Penn, year. " $196.00 RESTAURANT East Hartford, Conn. asleep. .\nd Thursday,, when the Sugar ...... 3 6 .,333 Syracuse should falter, has a date West, Virglnia^-Pitt, Bucknell-Rut- agreed not to leave their posi­ a good selection. Look behind oui makes. Parts and accessories. 257 mates. Cali Hovriey, M l 8-8361. M I terns to choose, from, plastic Best.Team Despite the final re- Ro.iemary ...... 3 6 .333 game.s, Tiilano has permitted its The Police and Fire Athletic tions fearing I might just punch office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. Spruce Street. ^ S-0768. . coated and trimmsd, a choice se­ FROM MODEL HOME Hiics led 2-0 after one and 4-0 with the Air Force Academy in gers,"' Princetoit-C 0 I g a t e, Dart­ Known as "Jack’s' Coffee Shop.’ ’ ■ult, the Yankees. A niae . , .1 8 .111 opponents only 20 point.s. On the Assn, sponsored Girls League is the ball through a vacated spot." 1953 Chevrolet 4-Door lection. C. J.' Morrison Paint aflcr two Innings, this same gii.V Baltimore. This will - be televised mouth-Holy Cross,'Yale-Comell. .-W ANTED — d ean uued cara. We Good location, easily financed. jumped with Joy, hut not for long. 1 • ' . . other hand the Tiilane offense has already filled to capacity and "But don’t blame . Virdon. TKe Heater, standard tranamission. , Store, M I 9-9713. Cost Over $700 l.ongest Hlt^—Mantte.'s seiomil managed to push over only \23 by NBC-TV to the South, Pacific Midwest — WichitaiGincinnati, teams have been selected. They buy, trade down or. trade any­ Heating and Plombing 17 Please ckU Jack. WANTED—Punch press operator, He jn., ESTl. Michigan State-Notre Dame. Groat modestly failed to men­ NBIED A CAR and had your credit 1950 Chevrolet 2-Door modeling Installations,. .repairs. *J. D. R E A L T Y Sale Price $388 Pittsburgh, first righthaniled liat-| Among: thr top acorera WPl'f) Can the Green Wave, defenses iii a carryover from la.st year tion that he hit the next pitch to cleared, firewood cut, Insured. CARPENTER part-time, Box V plus blade guards, never used, ter ever to deposit a hall In thls^ .MarerosWs ninth Inning homer. ^Missouri. No. 6, meets Kansas Mouth—Georgia Tech-A u b u r n, turned down? Short on (Jown oay- Radio, heater, automatic trana- All worli gffiarantesd 25 years ex-, And did he go wild! Hilda ZawlalowaUi 118, (Georgian- hold back .lake Gibbs and Co. -a with most of the girls moving up right-field for a double that scored mentr Bankrupt? ReposseaalonT misaion. Call Pain A. EUlaon, M l 3-8742. 470 Main St. X MI 3-5129 Herald. size 8. Used bowling bag, excel­ Pay Only $4 Week area. powerful crew that has punched .State in a Big Bight, while Bay­ Wofford-F u X m a n. Night, Miss. perlence. 24-hour service. Call lent condition ku 3-7490. na .Smith 116, Nila Billody 114, Into the Intermediate Divi.sion. Virdon with the first of the three Don’t give up! See Honest Doug­ Earl VanCiamp, Ml 9-4749. over 120 points in four games, an lor, Nbi/7 and the surprise of the State Georgia,. LSU-Kentucky, $50.00 \ COM PLETE R E P A IR S -B y Stu­ RELIABLE MACHINIST — For Sacrificing complete bedroom, Strangest Oddity Pillshurgh : Ruth Kaplan 11.3, Arlene Hub- Night, Wake Forest-North Caro­ There are. however, about 15 girls Pittsburgh runs in that inning. '* las, get the lowdown on the low­ Rerond Guessing Strategy Why average of 30 a game. Soiuthtvest Conference, gcjes art R. Wolcott on automatic . Help W anM — Female 35 tool maintenance and setup In OVERHEAD GARAGE—Door. 3 complete living room and kitchen left hut one runner on base in bard 1,12. lina, Night, "The Citadel-Richmohd, .still In the-.Junior age group est down and amalleat payments Twenty Others To Choose Fbrom wsahera, dryers and electric section, top glass, '”IU1 hardware, did .Stengel start Bob Turley In the Most of the other action is against Tm a s Tech in a league, These ‘girls will be used to start anywhere. Not a small loan or production department. 45 hour decorator furniture from model dis­ deciding game. Turley was ineffec­ the seventh game In which they Virginia 'Tech-WlIIiam & Mary, Liberal Terms ranges. M l 9JW78. Hadlo-YV Repair size 8’’x6)4’^^xcellent condition. 'c scheduled for the afternoon. Iowa. game. still another bowling league for finance company plan. Douglas TOYS—TOYS—TO Y s . Work n ^ , week. Tel. MI 9-0701. play home. We vrill give you free tive in hii previous start and ap­ collected 11 hits and 10 runs. CHI RCH DUrKIMN Florida State-Miss. Southern, Saliii’day P'ro^ram Sernces 18 thru December showing one of the $40. 40 Pack'krtL Street MI- delivery and free storage up to one Ohio State and Syracuse, rated -Clem.son, ei^ th in the stand- Night, VMI-Virginia. girls. Any girl between the agis Motors. 333 Main St. Open Until 9 P.M. CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. peared to have nothing nn the ball, Standings Nos. 2, 3. 4 In the national rank­ ing.s, plays Maryland, and Kansas, Roasonable ratea. Call PI 1*7058 largest varieties of toys and gifts. EXPERIENCED LATHE 9-0192. - year. even when warming up. And. why Worst Plrk’.^Yankees In five Soiithxvest—Oklahoma State- of 10 gnd 12 interested in bowling RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make- High commission, no collecting, no W, I„ Pct. ings behind Mississippi, all have No. 9. find therDseIVe,s in the unac­ Is asked to report Tuesday night Of Boxingf Cards between 1:80-4:80 or any time cars. amplitiera. phdnographs and did Casey keep hl.« prriven are, games by a guy named Vosl. i Houston, Night.-Rice -SMU, Night, 1954 FORD V-8— Radio, heater, OAKLAND MOTORS, Inc. delivering, no investment. Call BXtJELLENT TOP—Soil NORMAN’S .S .lohn'.'* ...... 13 3 .812 Important contests on lap. customed role of favorites against at 6. Flo Kloter xvill be in charge Saturday or Sunday. , changers. Over 47 years total ex HANDS •St. .Mary'a ...... 12 i .7.10 TCU-Texas A&M, J^Tight. Fordomatic, $250. M I 9-2288. "Santa’s Parties,’’ Avon, Conn., 5-yard load In' Manchester area. 443 HARTFORD ROAD - .io.W?. (3-0) goes against Wis­ Oklahoma In another Big Eight Far West-—Tulsa-Arizona, Night, of. boUi girls' leagues this year. Underway Tonight 367 Oakland Street perlence. 90 days guarantee 'On all Temple Beth TYPEWRITERS and otfico , hia- ORchard 3-3207 froixi 9-5 p.m., -^Engine and Turret Lathe Call T R 5-5062 after 5. Also, field Before you buy furniturs any­ consin' in a Big Ten game that game'. The Sooners have ruled the Arizona State-Brigham Young, Mrs. Kloter ■ will also give inr TWO 1952 DODGE—Trucks, very work. Potterton’a, Ml 9-4637. .Sliolon! ...... 11 1 .687 chines—repairs, sales, service and CJRchard 3-9829 from 7-10 p.m. Second Shift (itone. where—shop at Norman’s. Giants Open Home Sehednle will he televised In the Midwest. conference for the past ' dozen Night, Colorado State-Colorado structions to girls who are in need good condition. Can be equipped Phono M I 3-1446 Center Congo years, biit they seem to have come New York, Oct. 15 (4l Welter­ rentals 6Q 0-3477. 9-3( CxnOnS’S TV and Radio Service, Dakota and Ok.laho(na State areas College, Night, Montana-Denver, of them. with snow plow. . Call M I 3-7172 SEEING MACHINE operators, full (10 Hours). HOSPITAL BED—And mattreas, RADIO-RECORD PLAYER—Ma­ No. 1 ...... tn 6 .62,1 to the end -of the string. weight contender Denny Moyer of available al* hours Satisfaction hy ABC-TV (2:11 p.m.. E.STl. Oregon State-Idaho, Washington Two boy.s’ leagues will be after. 3, all day Saturday. 1967 6 CYLINDER—Oievndet, 3 NOW. BEFORE the nuh starts, is tlm ^S a.m.-4:30 p.m. Also, night* tape recorder, small cement hogany Victorian mirror, ma­ No. Methnrii.‘ t The Mawke.X’e.s are the current fa­ Minne.sota, No. 10, standing in Portland, Ore., risks, his chance.s , ' ^guaranteed. Call Ml A-1315 part-time 1 p.m.-lO p.m. Exper­ ^ T R A N E Four-Way Deadlock in West, ' .No. 2 ...... State-Oregpn, San Jose-Stanford, formed again this year with Norni door, in good condition. M I 9-7858. the time to have that gun put in mixer, 8" table saw, 10” table hogany table, lamp, playroom ift"’ - 6 .6'2.‘-p vorites In the crazy-quilt Big Ten the wings If Iowa or Ohio State ience preferred, Kaklar Toy Cjom- U) 6 UCTLA-Washlngton, Southern Call- Vittner in charge. Boys betxveen for a title fight tonight when he B LA C K 1957 — Oldsmoblle 98 ahape for the coming season. A LL M a k e s of r i , rodlo ;md saw, Wlttnauer elne-twln cam­ tables. Very reasonable. M I- ; Community Ratpi.at . .621 race. should falter In the Big Ten, plays hardtop, all power, immaculate Bring It and 'your mower, shears, pany, 60 Hlljiard St.______M ANU FACTU RING . Inc. .St, .laniea ,Nn. 1 . .. ,.162 fornla-Callfornia, Wyoming-Colo- the ages of 10 and 12 will bowl face.s rugged Jorge Fernandez of 1957 FORD— Station wagon, coun­ borne electronic equlpmen. era and projector. Call M l 9-8161 3-5825. Ohio State, like Iowa and Wis­ Illinois in s major test. rado State, Utah StSte-New Mexi­ condition. Call M I 9-6644 after try sedan, blue, standard shift, knives, locka, keys, etc. to Bfaitb- pertly repaired i^Ui a 90-day Baltimore Anxious to Iteboiind Nt) Methodiat Thur.s(iay nights and ar^ asked to Argentina In a television 10- [Bt —Clerk-typist, 4-9 p.m. consin, Is, undefeated In Big Ten In another TV game going re- waite. 62 Peon St. guarantee. Cali Mr. Britney at the RECEPTIONIS 131 Adams Street—Buckland No, 1 ...... 9 7 ..162 co. , V. rtgister Thursday night at 6, rounder at Madison .Square Gar­ 5:30. 45,000 miles, new tires, new brake to 6 hours per:r ^av,day, hours flexible.flexil Boys between the ages of 13 and den. linings, $1,100. P I 3-7891. 'Manchester T V . , Ml 9-1Q46. New York, Oct. 1.1 iff*! The deft», throughout Ihcjji three victories' "South Melhndi.*! ... 8 8 ..100 j FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt aerv No telephone- calia^ please. Apply The baby-faced 21-year-old West 1951 NASH—Ambassador, A-1 FO R S A LE — (3ourds,'36e dosen, or OontinuMi on lextpagt hands of .lohnny Tinilan and ihei end haven't had power punter Don Zion laitheran ..... 8 8 ..100 ' 15 who wish to bowl In the Inter­ Ice on al] types of electrical wir­ GONDEIR’S TV Serxdc^—Motorola to Mrs. Scott at he Thomas mediate League are asked to reg­ Coast speedster is a 2-1 favorite‘s condition mechanically. Uphol­ 1968 PLYMOUTH—0 cytindsr, 4 METUODS ENGINEERS $1 basket. M I S-4607, •heer power of Rick Casaies are Chandler for the la.at two. Fiiither- .St, .lamea No. 2 . 7 9 .437 ■ stery good condition. Seen at 134 door, 90,000 mllsa, 3 burnt ‘valvas’, ing. UceniKd and insured. Wilson and Phllco taefcry service, Hi-Fi, Colla Company, 251 epad Street. expected tomorrow to help un­ nioie, veteran quarlerback Charley Center Congo Golf Cosily Game ister with Norm Vittner Monday over the dark, handsome South Enectrical Co., Manchester, Ml phonos and tiuto radios. 214 Spruce American,- on the'basis of fighting Oakland St. otherwise good condition. $146. Brunswick Corporatiofi’a esntury- RCA 21” TABLE—Model TV. Ex­ tangle that fonr-leaju 'knot atop I Conerly has been on snd off the No. 2 ...... 1 11 .312 j night at 6. ' ■ 9-4817. (ilastonbury, MB 3-7376 St. Ml 9-1486. $1,000 BY CHRISTMAS-->Can Guessing About Casey •Styles and his record. But the oddia M I 9-2376. old Connecticut subsidiary offers cellent condition,X.UHF-'VHF. the Westem Conference of the .Na­ injured list, sllhungh he has play­ •SI. Bridget'a____ 1 11 .312 j Mllxvaiikee, Get. II UP). — A yours! Show "Topaze,” "Persian XWT M AAtaoy \ UPHOLSTERING—Saip’s Uphol dynamic opportunities to qualified Phone M I 9-9667. SEPTIC TANKS tional Football Ijeague, - ] ed m all three games. George'.Shaw, Cnnrnrdla lyiilheran j Milwaukee rirciilt Court jury mean nothing to. the aggressive AVood,” "Here’s , My H earK in 25-year-old Fernandez.' So Comfortable stering will reupholster sofa"and MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA methods en^neers. AND who has thrown six TD pa.sses, is No. 1 ...... , 1 11 .312 j has iixxariled 'an employe of a gifts by Avon as advertised on Th* BalUmure Cults, cuunlingl Flail S i^ p r i s c s two chairs for $67 plus fabric. television, service. Ml 9-4641. exfiecleil to start again tomorrow. Second Congo ..... 4 12 .2.10 ! cniintry cliili .$2,1.1.10 berausn hr "If I hit him right, he will go Lovtabit Lambi. TV. Eatn^i’K*' $50-$100 a week Must have dsgrea in I.E. or M.E. SEVEN—Paneled doors, 30x77)4” : on quarterback t'nitas • to siih|p Work gfuaranteed. 30 years’ ex­ The Brn\x-ns and Giants hope to ConcorT1---The Stengel himself, was not isplaying an aggre-sslve game, venience!--CH 7-4137. the metal working industry. Boats ana Aeecsmrteti 46 Rams at BaJtjjnoie. available fpr comment. Moyer, ranked third by Ring and * COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re­ other makes. Shop our special SepUo Tanks, Dry Weils, Sewer have dominated the 10 seasons'the ter Congo No. I 0; St. .Ibhn's 4. ! yesterilay after he testified that gue.ssing about Casey Stengel Platt High of Meriden made the Lines Installed-^-Oellar W ater­ The (Thicago Bears, l.hcjr of­ Dan Topping, co-owmer of fourth by the NBA, has a 26-2 pairs all makes refrigerators, do-it-yours(slf department Ma­ cellent compensation and b« OUTBOARD. ^ CABIN—Cruiser 18 Hrowiis liHve )>een in the league. Temple Belh 0:. Bnpitst 4, Center a golfer, Riidde Marino, an ad­ goes hrerrlly on.. most of its scoring opportunities SECRETARY---Wanted for local proofing Done. fense geared to the fullback opcia- the club w'ith Del Webb, as­ record Including only seven kayos. freezera, 'xvkahing machines, dry- turing discount prices. Open eve­ busine.ss office. State qtialifica- 'fits, richly-satufying work assign ' feet, pilot seats, accessories, 3 tions of t.'aaares, aie touchdown The Browns ha\e won seven of the Congo No. 2 0; Coneorrtla Luth. vertising man, hit a ball off the snd pinned a 2-1 defeat on Man­ ninth tee without yelling Will the 70-year-old baaeball serted: " If anyone says he He upset Welterweight Cham- x era, rangea, oil and ga* burners. nings and Saturday. Satellite tions 'and experience. Box M ments. years old, saerifics. 84 Concord favorites at home ox’.r.r Itie San ihainpionshlps, but the Giants’ No, I 3, .SI idarVs I; SI. .Ismes No, chester, High’s soccer team yes­ MI 9-0883. Ail work guaranteed. Electronics Service, .165 -School Itiiec have been in the last four “ Fore,” veteran retire as manage.r of knows what la about to Happen pion Benny (Kid) Paret in a non- Herald. Road. Francistp, 49ers. 2 3, St. Jsnies No. 1 I : No. Melh. terday afternoon. The locals wast­ Street, Manchester. Phone HUnter 9-0254 Ext, No. 347 gcKINNEY BROS. yi'-ti.s. ' [.... No. 2 .3,. .So .Meth. I: St' Bridget's Klemp was struck nn Jiil.v 10, the Nexx- York Yankees or xxdll In our organization he is title scrap last August and Is aim­ YARDS CLEANED'rUeaves racked. VictOries by the (foils ami Hjiiis ^ strictly .guessing. Why? Be­ ed many flne opportunitiej with CHEERFUL—Capable lady need collect for Interview. Sewfr.ac|t Dbpesdl C o. 2. Corirordlii Irfdii. .Vo. 2 2; Eion 19.18, and enntendesl he siistain- he not? ragged play. . ing to get the Cuban again with Trash removed. Free estimates. IMPERIAL ELECTRONICS—Mo­ would send them a full gaijic up cause right now we honestly' ed to live with widow In very ISO-m Peart St—80 S-AStS Luth, 2. No, .Metli. ,Vo. 12. talned loss of wages and medl- It has been rumored for some Platt continually applied the the crown on the line. No obligation. M I 3-8172. torola sales and service. Person­ BRUNSWICK SPORTS on the 49era in the Western race ’ ral exitenses. He said he xvas do not know.” Webb nodded pleasant home' near Center of Oading srpie.x Imliiderl Sam tlm? even taken for granted pressure and forced the young and Oontraating St.'ylea alized service all makes radio and leave (die Grerii Bay a liitlt only alanil 80 yards In front of agreement. .— • - M A M RUBBISH WSmoval Service town. L ive'at shore In summer, PRODUCTS COMPANY • SEPTIC ^ANKS game back. All lour aic currently : Lillie 116 ,381. Hank GrZyb 149 -, In some quarters—that 1960 Inexperienced Indians into mak­ Fernandez usually goes right and TV. S21 East Middle Turn­ CLEANED and INSTALLED 3.10, Gerry Chappell 310. the lee when the ball driven by "Nobody is more anxious to -----residential, Industrial, commer­ Salary, plus board and room 535 MIgeon AVMiua tied for first at 2-1. Below tiuun; would he Casey's I^ t year with ■ clean this up' than we are,” ing mistakes. This was the first after his opponents, swinging pike. MI 3-7638 or P I 2-8148. Torrlngton, Connecticut .Marino hit him behind the right the Yankees despite His record cial. Cellars, attics, yards cleaned. Call MI 9-4239. If no answer, call arje the. have-nots licUoit i<» 2), Topping continued. "But there time a Platt team -has whipped away with both hands. When he’s • S E W E R S ear. of 10 pennants end seven world Metal and cardboard drums for MI 0-9669. Lf» Angeles l0 3 i .and D a ii a s , HOLID.AY HOI’MK .Marino.'was the defendant In , are still a few points that ha'v« Manchester since 1946. Meriden right, he lets go with five and six ■ale: M I 9-9767. H MACHINE OLEANFJI Standings chsmpionships In h)s 12 years has now won four games while punches at a clip. Moyer likes tb ■ (0-3), the trial before Judge Michael to be settled. Until then, there Millinery Dreasniakinf; 19 c a p a b l e WOMAN—Needed _\vittl the club'- losing once. have a' rival come after him so NURSE The Dallas Coxvboyx, adde'l this " W L Pet. Sullivan. is nothing we can say.’-' . or 4 nights a week to hfelp care • INSTALLATION Emeralds 3 1 .'710 he caij pepper away with left jabs ALTEllATlONa on any garment. Help Wanted— season as-the 13th timm In the I , Now comes a hint that per­ Meanwhile. Danny Mur- Standouts for the* locals wore BRICK AND stone mason and ce- for Invalid woman. M l 0-5835. NFL. play alt tean)i iif^ tiot h i on-I- .Sapphlies ...... 3 1 ,7.10 haps or Case xvlll be back next Peshler, Kennedy and Kuhlmann. anti fast left-right 'copnbinatlons. -ment work. M I 9-5451 after 4:00. Quick, efficient service. Days- or Male or Pemale 87 SPECIALIST Wtehee. to rent apartment taugh, .the •43-year-oId' Irish­ evenings; Call Ml 9-6556. fere’ncea, and Ihia week diaw the Diamonds 2 '" 2 .,100 year, after all. man who led the Pittsburgh Fred Odelf scored the local Silk This is the second of the' new OFFICE—General clerical, typing furnished or nnfurtilsbed realed Cleveland Browqs i 2-oi, Opals ...... 2 ■ 2 .100 John Drehinger, haseba)! ■Pirates to victory over Sten­ Town rally. Saturday, night television (ABC required, credit.,, or hciokkeeping STIMULATING— Positions for In­ near Mancheeter Memorial Fearla ...... t .3 ,2.10 Local Sport ■ The Browns, with' Jimmy Brown Writer for the New York gel and the Yankees in the. Summary: TV,. 10 p.m.) fight .series, and the Household Services experienced preferred but not telligent men or women. Must ftwR aii Couptrif Hospital, to aeeammodate Rubles ...... 1 3 .210 DRESSMAKING and alterations. and Bobby- Mitchell aecoiitl and i Times, wrote that "pressure" World Series, was rigmed the’ ManchmlRr'(J) ruit <3> first in the Garden. Offered 13-A necessary. Mature woman who have good personality and' ap- (Wo adults and one little ftrL Chatter Slavrhkns Call MI 9-0333 any time. tpird m league nishing behind the Including a petition from the National Leagjie manager of The Garden, hoping to boost the. likes working with people will pearancs; Onarantsed . Income Draliage Or. Opening day leaders Inrhided New, York baseball Writers the year in the annual 'Associ­ Srhr»H#*ld , thin "live’’ attendances inaugu­ FLAT FINISH Holland window with op^rtunlty for advance­ Packers' Jim Taylor, are 'favored- EdUh CorrenUT32-II9 34.3. Olive Baida find position Interesting. 40 hour M l 9 ^ 1 4 3 • by 13 points at.Dallas. RFAilSTRATIONS for boys urging .Stengel to remain "In­ ated I^reas poll. ' Girtmnn vr rated its two-for-one ‘-‘date night ■hadea made to measure. All MovinK—-tl'uiJdng— . week, paid vacations, many ment Insurance program and re­ CoR Ml 44I35S Rosetio 111-112 s331. Ann Twee­ dicate that. If the owners at The Buc''pilot received 127 , L« Fort program. Ladies, escorted by male metal Venetian blinds at a liew tirement piaif baaed on profit The Eastern Conterence-lcading dy in-m, Kav Dietz 1.30, Cappy Wanting to play basketball In the Storage 20 fringe benefits. Call MI 3-1589 for New York. Giants-( 3-0) play ))c- organized leagiu? at the Com­ one lime did contemplftte a* votes In the balloting by 193 Pearson .. Hannon adults, will be admitted for just lov price. Key* made while you sharing. We are a national or­ GibHn 1.30, Mavis Small 127, Helen welt. Marlow’s. appointment for Interview with or BU 9-3419 .fore the home folks for the first munity "Y " this wthter will, take change, they are now under­ baseball writers. Solly Hemus Kuhlmann the 30 cents.state tax. MANCHEDTEILMovmg and Truck­ Mr. Matthew. ganization No. I in our field. Box Gallagher 1C , Aniy Plrkey 123, going a change oi; heart. Other- of the St. Louis Cardinals was .. Oarntka In the non-TV semi-final 10- -time this sej^abn and sre rated 14 June Dabraek .123, Margaret .Si­ plare. ■next week. Boys, 10 to 12 HAROLD A SONS, RubblZb remov­ ing Company. Xioca) and long dis­ P. Hepild. , Read Herald Advs. W’lse, why.,all this delay?’”' second with 66. Corrtn^r .. Surowierki rounder, Wilfte Greaves. Canada’s tance moving packing and etor- point* better than the Washing­ mon 121,.Jean Daniels i Ot” 'Elaine years, are asked to register Mon­ ItMCHBS al, cellare end attics cleaned. .Medical Secretary ton Red.skins (1-ij:' Tsras 116, Csrrie IdenI 114, Edna day night at 6. The.v will-play In Kvllia British Empire, middleweigb^t Aohes, papers al] rubbish. Harold w e . Regular service throughout Bookkeeper , In the other all-Eastern baUle, Hillnskl 113, l.sabelle 'Psri lak 112, the. 'Midget League. Boya, 1.3 and champion, takes oji promising T A a Hoar. MI 9-40$4. New England State* and Florida. ■ ' Typist SibriiiBs .. Burr Ml 84568. the Pittsburgh Bteelcrs and’ .St. S'hlrlev .larobs 112, . o r> a 11, who would like to play In the Obdulio Miez of Puerto Rico. Telephone Clerk . 1 % '' Only One Road Game Remains DlCK'8 WEATHERaTRiP Oom Louis Cardinals match 1-2 rccorda KEltrv no. .luftior'Division are askeci tourer . Jan«*rzok AUSTIN A. c h a m b e r s Co. Local - Accounts Payable Clerk at .Pittsburgh where the -Rieelers port at ^'Tuesday ntglfll ,AI1 boys pany doors and windows, custom ^ Bookkeeping Machine Operftor VVrfalllft . ... Coffey' 5959 work cuaranteed. Call collect VUl moving, packing, iitorage. Low are favored by a touhdown, VIIXAGK MIXLIIK in both divisions aie requested to m 8144 File Clerk For Injun Eleven After Today limantic HA 8-1198. rate on .long distance moves to Detroit is-' at rhiladelpjiia, 2.^1 hring-hsakelball,trur)ks and eneak- . GannerW 12-20 48 states Ml 8-5187 Store Cashier w 1- - rrT on Sport Schedule WITH THI NtW and third' lll the East, and the HHMbn-KhtiRifa ...... \2 0 I.IRH) eis with them, ao a* they may ManrlV^ntef RubB: .. f'hiirilla/ 0\DelI. TV 8B1RVICB — Potterton’e all 4- Sales Person Eagles are tabbed a touchdown bet- ('uniR'FVmter . . 10 2 .S.'LI workiHlt. Following this afternoon's Cen-^teama are still vety much in con­ Annaldl. lAiverv, Hudaoi\. PAH-O-RAMA makes. Higtaeat quality guormiteed MANCHES"Y:R Package DeUvary. Housekeeper ' Drr . . ID*’ 2 .m Srorlnf. ' Today ’ Toungatera w ill adore thia cute Light trucking'and package deliv­ ;ter, . . ■ I ..JO . tra! Cojinecticut Interscholastic work and parts, over 47 yean ex Sitter. TopuiUKHVRgiipr . 1 ,H:n tentlon for the C C IL Htle. Hall Platt ...... 0-2 Manchester 'at Hall, 2, Sterling A favorite with fashion, and no and ‘ cuddly iambi Tou*U find ttiis ery. Refrigerators, srsuUiere' and That 42-7 whipping the Coll* Applf'b) 'A'Janiii .. * •. ... 7 5 r»«:i .SKI.N Dll'ING nnthusiasta in League clash x8llh Hall High aj has a win and a tie in two loop Manohenter ...... 0 1 ' 0 . 0--i perlence. Farr for sernee since - Companion Mt r«ffiey i.’buii1a ,, ft ftKl jnSrorern: PlaU — Evilla, jAnerzek; Field. ,, wonder! ThOae clererly styled, loveable pet easy to crochet and stove moHngihg rzpeUatty.' folding gave the Bears two week*, ago v... 7 Manrhestfr are asked tq meet .Sterling Field in West Hartford, gamSs while the Ihdians have won 1931. Phone Ml 9-4617 for best •Waitress, WE ARE 4 .ftol Manrhentrr—O'Dall. nice for gift-giv^i .i-Iooks bigger, snd h igger^s the rft^ .. n Sunday afternoon .at 4 o'clock *t Sunday, 'Oct. 16 comfortable culottes for indoiBra or asrvics. chairs for rrent. ^ Ml 9-Cm. Food Service ‘Worker -Klrhaf'rtaon ... .. fl -r- :^i7. Coach Walker Isirlgga' Manchester one a'nd lost one In league play, out. Fex^ pattern pieces. Pattern No. 6SMM has crochei di* # Lathe Operotoii # Jig'Bore Operators 'teams pfepsre to narrow dbwITthe < 'nrroH'I’ou*' ...... i R .l.'LT the home of I.,arTy Batea, 23 Tan-' High Indians xx-lll have only onel - Cruisers Vs^ Devils, 1:30, Nebo. ' Warfehouse W orker I'nvctiRky-Fiir'iFy a m net' ,SI. Y,ming Bales Is anxious tb Always a well drilled, quick, No^i 'S144 with Patt-O-Raina is rections; material requlremente; W $iAVINa of BuznSi moth boles Western race. ■'The Coitii“S'eara' Hrowi>TMWrrlls ..... *’ qioie road game on Its schedjile.l • Smokeaters v*. Firefighters, 8, Painttng— Papering - 21 Maid aacdnd meeting Is "at Chu ago Nov. \:A form a skin diving club In town; hard-hitting outfit, ^his present Strong S^rl^r ■ * Nebo. In. sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 30. Size 14; stitch tUuatratilibna. r lorn clothliig, nooiery runs, Day W orker # Milting l^achine Operators # Toolmakert: K«(>miur«vk*MtUf;r .. .. 3 ft .17ft 'Tljat will come Friday night whaq Hall array it,'a .typical Robinson 26 waist, 3% yards of 35 or 89* To order, send 25c in colne* to: 13. ^ . Morrin-BHEhmii .. ., .. 3 <1 . . Monday, Oct. 12 dbags teoalred, a lp p e r rs - e x t e r i o r and interior painting +■ iHnrn' ..;. 9 ' :a.v) the Indians take to the road for coached team. Slick Tom Furnlas. Philadelphia (iW — When Art inch; 2% yards of 64-tnch. Anne CidMt, The Mancheeter Also Many Part-time Jobs ' ■Th* Colts' today will be without .. .3 ' FRIDAY'S FiGin* Cross Country, UOohn Sectional, plaeemeat, ambreUaa repaired, Cellinga retinlahed Papernanglng Kbenioid>rinkriiAn .. .. 2 . 4 .2ftil the fourth time In five weeks, for nqur the Warriora' T-offenae with Mahaffey won his first five I960 To ot^er, send 35c in coins to: Evening Herald, 1180 AVE. OF I All Around Machinists . end Jim Mtitschelier, injured last HARJ) HitTER— Billy ...J 10 .147 Phflarlelphlii ■ Ike ^h )t(b Tl6; 8:30, Storrs. men’s abuft >Uara. reverted and Wallpaper nooks. Estimates given an under the light* clash with Bob Dunne, Jint Ifalley, J4m .Cole­ 4eclslon* with the Phils It brought Sue Burnett, Manchester Evening AMiSBIOAS. NEW T O R N "86. replaced.^ IllIfriow’s little Uand- - , Apply ;iveek in IUm 35-21 upset by Green- Canon, Ikiuisiana Stat4s’a Phlladeiphia.' outpointed. Mel Col- Fully w voroj by Inouranee. Call GOOD PAY OVBETOiB OPPORTUNITIES FRINGE BENEFITS b-ll'i' |cocorn IncliMed Msi- Bristol Ekiatem at Mus*y Field In man .and. Joe Pelletier the mall t"6 mind his 1959 start with W il­ Herald, 1160 AVE OP AMERIOAi N.Y. Ing Sbopi. Bay. and tb«, Bears won't have Jltis, 1.12'.a, 'Trenton, N.'J., 8. Edward, ^ Price. Ik| 9-lOM. Connecticut 3t4te All-America of a year diA M.jnii i53-i4V, Ron D*ry ISS.- the Belltown. carricra. liamsport, Pa., In the Eas'tern EXHIBITION BASKETBALL u NEW .VfMtK, N.Y. Fbr .tat'^laaa add 10c . WUI^ GaliMorc, the speedster jvho Jusnlts Rlrnsdr I6t, Rmh- RlettcH 157. For l(d class mailing add 10(3 for oaeh p rtta n T ftW namo.'l UPHOLSOTRINO-Sain-z Uphol-' ro, now, mina. for the 'Ann Brown 147. B'S Csrioll IM.- But hefore they start thinking 1'he Indiana have not' whipped League. The 22-year-old Cincin­ EXTERIOR AND taterlof painting Employmeut Serviiie j.,was'hurt in last Sunday's 84-27 George Myalt third base coach co tor each liattiTn. Print name, ad­ addrooO with aon* and pi^tam ■terliig,^'wUl reupholster sofa and •vletdfy qver the Rams.' HoUfitoh Oilers of the Cl'iixs tlli>i>old 143, J'sn Miller 160 about the clash with the Ismcers, Hall In three years. The two teams nati nat|ye won (il* first -eight de- Detroit 127, Syracuse 115. . and poparbangtag. Wallpaper 806 Main,St, . MAL TOOL & ENGINEERING CO. Topping rh* men were AH Bsfferlv wiuv the Mtlwa^k Mr Brjives. sUrt-. sti the Indians will havt their hands battled to a d-d dahdlock last year etslnaa^-wiUi Wlliamsport. He then dress with sons, o t]^ No.' and itos. number. two (main for $67, gltohen chain booka. Guaranteed werkmanomp iv. The Giants hsv# besn without newly organized Amejri- 194. wn AdXlns ' 1»3. Ronnte Nivisnn Philadelphia 97, St. Louis W. $6, phis fabric. Work giiaranteedT 2tl AOASm STREET 11», lllovd rortJ«'l«S Kd (fardlner 113, ed with Baton Rollour* In Ui* 'Old full this afterfidon with Coafh and th* Warriora woh the two was p rom ote ta Buffalo" atifi GnHega All-Stara 115," N ew Include Sic more for your copy Have you ta* Roasonable rates Fully insured. tNsw ifou rs: 6:30 a.m.-4:80 p.ni. halfback Alsx- Websur ..can Football L ^ u e . 9t tte. A W inter '60 laono at taiiting many tavaljr daaiZna and 60, yaars’ experience. Budget ^ If I Monday-Friday Except Lara awaha ITT, Htnry .Teurittott* ITT. Oixi* Lm « u* In 1»3:h: W u k RobinhoB's dhih. Both pravtous waatlnga. eompUad fia t-ft rsoord thar*. TogR 111 - Fast md epurtseus m r r tv , Imo ^ oor pattom book, Bdito PaoUea. fkoa fottamsr 'a oonr!^ yen wish. CH 6-3878. . J. PsUsttar. l a tdIM . ' 'Thursdsjr 8:80 ajB.-S:00 pjn. I ■r S '- , * - V •W icy ■ .'I \ ' . / MANGH3E8TER EVENING HERALD,- M A N C ^ S T E R . CONN., SA TT^D A Y. OCTOBER 15. 1560 PAGE'EIXViN ...... PAGS Rpofififi tor Salfi 71 SabnrlMui for Salt 75 Wfiatfid-Rfiol CfilBta T1 72 Honsda for Sal* 72 Heaaw f «r 8«lfi 72 Uoiifi(M for lEhU* 72 72 Housfifi for Sfil* 72 HoufiM for SaJfi^ ^ '7 2 Rouse* tor Rout 65 Rouaea tor Sale 72 Houaes for Sal* 72 i f d F ^ Houfififi for Sfil* Apartment*— Ftoto— ASSUME MORTGAGE W IU J N G T O N ^ room house. «x- a r e YOU cdnaideriat yfifit Obloiital, BOLTON-First Lake.-" 6 worn nVviieiilai-^ rooms—Manchester SEVEN ROOM .CAPE-^8 bed­ OWNERS MOVING—To Florida, m a n c h e Js t e r -r o c k l b d g e — 85 STARKWEATHER ST. homsT If you an, we wOT Tenementh 63 FOUR ROOM—Houss pertly fur­ PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial B O L T d ^ MANCRBSTISt-* ^ceUent condition, oil hot air heat, large kitchen, dmiag room, wotsitrant cottage, pmrtlsl cellar, * '3 ^ ltlo ii sxc#U#nt-9I8,900. rooms, family luni finlahsd recre­ would like to. sell home, fur­ 36 Arnott Road. New Garrison cdUM your equity. FOr OifiM nished. Children ' scceptsble. with 4 bedrooms, baths, large 6-Roqm Cape and garage, large The wisoded lot and good elevation large porch, artesian well, shade CLJJAN 3 ROOM—Heated a p i^ - parior oft large Uring room, bath, saaUy wtatsrissd, artaalaa wall. It—Ranch-r-6 % rooms—No, Cov- ation room, garage', new siding nished Or unfurnished. 6)4 liv­ ColonUl with attatihed garage, trees, barn with 2 car garage, ^eaaa call ua. m M U E J ; Phone PI 2-7885 6-8 p.m. living' room with fireplace, : hot Beautiful 9 room sxaeutivs living room 'with fireplace, dining anhemce the deelrabiUty of this ment, etove and refrigerator fur- and 4 bedrooms-ZB aacoad fidor, In aKcallent coaditien. »^^:_rs(lucod to 914,900. and patio, convenient to shopping, able, Comfortable rooms, fenced three large bedrooms, 1)4 o«- chlckini coop, 3)4 acres open level Realty Q o., 47' Mala fit. Ma>< water heat, one-ear gfrOge. By contemporary ranch derigned and appedntment Marion B. room and m0d*ra kitchen. TTiree 6 )4-rOom ranch with attached two nUhed, adulte. MI 3-4685. 7* built A R Oonstructlon Co. qne-car gangs, nicely landscaped school church and bus line. Bu- in yard. Call MI 8-7228. ramic^ baths, fireplace, built^in9, land, fruit trees, near echool, cheater. ______appointment only, 928,900. Phll- RObartaon, Broker, M l 8-0958. ffi—fialt Box— S rootns—Manchea- 9-2667. • ,, iaundry,\ combination ■toniils, large bedrooms on second floor. car garage. Five minute* to dowti- brlu Agency, lu 9-8464, lesb than .one yoar ago, that tea^ lot Priced at 916,900. FbUbriqk attaishsd breeztway and ga; town,.Manohe*t*r. Quiet, eatebHah- 4)4 miles to UConn, 914,709. VOUB'ROOM—Heated apartment, Saburbui For R e ^ p M .dt VERNON—6 room ranch, 91.090 to op4n dail^^ .920,760, Jam4s O. TOLiiOlrt^—8 ledraOm riaclt’Ttt tures a sunken living room with Agency, Ml 9-8464. •______BIANCHESTBR — Colonial; 9 apa> ^ l^ ^ rsdu csd to 914,900. ed neighborhood. Senelbly priced Immediate' occupancy. Tom centAUly l o c a t e d , parking^. 913,600-BEAUnFUL S bedroom OFF EAST'"6 e NTBR s t r e e t — asaums mortgig*. no cloalng f*ee, Dowling, broker, MI 9-98l6, MI- hot water heat, on R(8ute 80, five LAKE CKAJTEE—4 room fur­ eiqiaeed beam ceiling marU# fire- Claus rooms, large living room fV—Ranchi—5% rooms---Manchs8- Custom'5 room Cfcpe, 3l foot liv­ CHARLES W; L a THROP and quick occupancy . I Minor, broker, Rockville TR- Adult*. MI^3-t680. After 6 MI- ranch baseboard heat,heaL fireplbca, plMe, formal dining room that rO \ m .^ BBOBOOM Oolanlal, T no agenta. Call ‘ v** 9r7677. yean old, heede dome repair, $■>* nished fireplace, shower, hot afid rooms, 9 down, 4 up, a fins horns, with tta«i^sce, tamUy sue tils *\,f.u-linmaculat* condition, 915,- ing room, fireplace, attached ga­ 6-6042. 000. Tom Miftor, broker, Rock- 3-8470. . , cold running wratsr,. gas furnace, lilarge 'kitchen, cellar. Carlton W. opens to a large sundeck. The den kitchen porch, one.car _gaJfH*» nlngs. Agent BOLTON—NEW Hutchins, MI 9-5132. centrally located, oUy 918,900. 900. • ■ rage, trees. Carlton W. Hutchins, GOOD VALUES^ Villo TR 5-5042. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOUI» reasonable. Call M E^ord 8-7477. U paneled with a stone fireplace of Carlton W. Butchlna. 10.9-6183. large lot 86x260 916.900. Philbrick SOUTH WINDSOR—kelly Rd Five-room ranc'h located on a moet VBtlNON—8 bedroom ranch, goe MANCHESTER QltEEN—A large its own. A large paneled family w—New Capo Cod-—6 llnjshed MI 9-5182. heat, three years old, good con­ 8;15 A.M. to 4;30 PAI. Agency, BO'9-8484, _ _ _ _ _ ' near Manchester. MI 9-0884— ML 8-7656 attractive large wooded lot with roonls and sunporch, third floor, MANCHESTER - 9 room brick room with built-in b u . A kitchen TOonte— ***t)is—916,- 16 parkway $12,'500— Six-room Cap* lit centra) dition, near, new school, $12,600. ranch, enclosed breezeway, 3-car M ELWOOD ROAO--Oolonlal, lacga MANCHESTER—87 acres 'of mlrtutea to Hartford. Delight­ panoramic view. Will please the kitchen s^ove, refrlgeratof,-^ and Wanted to Rent 68 that baa all electric ccmveniences, 4 CAROL DRrtfB - Rockville, Mi,- 800, floeatlon; JNaan. 93,800, or a«y part CENTRAL Tom Minor,, broker, Rockville CASH!! COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVTr heating stove. $76 per 'monlh. garage, on# year old, quaUty con- living room, fireplace, formal din* meadow land and woods, a Urge fully designed 4 bedroom, 2 bath Of this amount and you can aesiime most exacting taete. Youngetown 8 targe bedrooms, 3 ^ baths, 3-car 660. 6 romp ranch, large Uvlim •I—Cape <3od—5 ^ rooms—Man- kitchen, fireplace and many extras TR 5-5042r: MONDAY TOW FRIDAY lOsJW AAL—SATURDAY • AAl. Phone MI 9-9688. IN renanting a 4-bed' s&ucUon, exceptionally, desirable ing room cabinet kitchen with room, cabinet Uteben, > bM- bam and a fine 10 room home ranch. Lavish rec roonq, stone a ik>^d low interest mortgage, For yOur home, lend, or in­ garage and many more custom, dishwasher, 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, Chester—hraexeway and attached UnuiuilNBuy—One half duplex, 6 included in the price of this house. iimkcoloniai home in Manchester location with a view. Priced in the Features that are Just too ^beautiful rooms, 1H% mor^s be gar*gar-9lT,400. in excellent condition. W ill, con­ ’ firtplace, garage, wgll to wall vestment property. For fast high 80s. Coll for. appointment. landscaped lot 90x300. Marion B. sider offers. Evenings Mr. Hol> epecious rOoins. All in fine Condi- For Indivldiial Attention Call RObM FOR l a d y —Or genOe- with (^>Uon to buy. CaO MI 0-7423 to describe In #ords. Why not cOl sasunied. Blarion B. Robsrtson, parpeting) combination . storms, il2,g00—Three and three. Up On tloh.' Oil h e a d r a c e le right. Wantefi— Real Bfitate 77 action call Home Tradere Ex­ man • .In quiet home. Near or MI 8-8038.^ Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. R o b e rU ^ ^ ro k e r, BO 8.5968. wn—New Ranch—6 rooms—Ver combe. MI 4-1139. Warren E School Street. Nice lot. Dial Ml 3-2711 us for an appointment to show you BrrAA. Ml 94B6S. ’ jjoP—attached garage—917,900. largo trees, public bus, •hop­ change, Uic, MI 3-1100. Cheney's>^24 Charter Oak. Ml- through. Priced a t 988,900. Howland, Realtor, MI 3-1108. ping, $ 1 9 ^ . Glenn RoMrU, „ B and N AGENCY ARE YOU CONSIDERING 913,600—BIX fbom c^pe, full base­ 913,300-^Juat off the lake In Bol MADELINE S I^ T ^ Realtor 3-8368, CH ^4738. BOLTON 67 ACRES—Beautiful land, 2.fam-, v m —New Colonial— 6 room):— - Realtor, Office MI 4-1521, eve­ Janbt M. Bycholtki—MI 9-5993 SELUNG YOUR Farm and Land for Sale 71 ment, comUnafion windows and Manchester-r-m baths—$17,900. 3-PAMILY DUPLEX 4 and 4. Ver ton. Five room* and attached ga Rog4r*M. Negro—MI 3-9727 (Conunercial - Industrial) lly house, outbuildings. Will sep­ nings MI 4-0181. ■ MI -9-1642-^MLS< M ^ b e r PROPERTY? THREE BEDROOM—Ranch. Oon* CmUihM From Procoling PaD MANCHESTER—4-»t mortgage, pay­ property without obligation. We Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 tion gas stove furnished. Car 6 hext to ga* stations and other room, p*n.eled' porch, large pondT large modem dairy bam, R. b . Murdock, MI 8>6472 X—L Shaped Ranch—5 rooms— 2 car garage, excellent location, room expandable Cape. Roughed bedrooms, fireplace In living ments $57.26. Cdih- be' yours for aleo buy pnmrty for czah. parking. t.lO per month. Phone bui^ess. 850 foot highway front- living room, full attic, attached Listing. PLEASANT HEATED room, aepa- silo,.tool sheds, 2 car garage, 7 . Manchester—wooded lot—918,^ nice ground*. Call BU 9-9910, In up.. On Norwood Street, quiet robm, formal dining room, dish 911,000; -Gerard ’ Agency, MI Member Multiple Legal Notice r u g s , n e v e r u s e d , »xl2. $30; MI 3-6273, Bcae-Bum Riealty. 4ige. Reduced to 927,500. garage and amesite drive, 2 fire- rate entrance, kitchen privilege*, room dolonlal house. All in ex­ ATTRACTIVE— 4% room ranch, 500. but convenient, vacant. With f Ha washer and formica In kitchen 9X15, »35; also larger and amaller placee, 1)4 baths, beautiful land­ 8-0365, MI 9-0626. STANLEY -BRAY, Realtor one block from Main St, Gentle­ WEST SIDE—4 room, neat mod­ cellent condition. Fine for beef LAWRENCE F. FIANO breezeway, oversized attached jQ—New Ranch— 6 rooms—Man­ MANCHESTBR-^Make offer on' and l()% down. ceramic bath, attached garage, aiiee. BU 9-6955. ______^ scaped lot, 923,600. U A R Realty, Limitation Order - men, parking. MI 3-4724. ern apartment, , conveniently lo­ cattle. Tom Minor broker, Rock­ MI 3-2766 garage, located about 8 miles east BOLTON LAKE, YEBNON chester—Rockledge-^IH baths— this lovely finished 6 room cape, atorm windows, paneled base­ * BRAE-BURN REALTY MI 3-2692, R. D. Murdock, MI- 914,500—Bayberry in Bolton Cen­ AT A COURT Of PRo b a TS bald cated,, range and refrigerator fur­ ville TR 5-5042, Paul P. Fiano MI 3-0468 of Manchester. Largi* living room OpM ^ Impaction Sunday, Neon riN S PJd. 3 car garag^926,500. with 2-car garage in excellent lo­ ment, sundeck and patio. Yard Ml 3-6273, at Mancheiter within and for the Dis­ USED FURNITURE. MI 8-7449, WARM COMFORTABLE room, cation.. Is in Bowers School area 3-6472.' ter. Five large room* with an at­ terraced, fenced, nicely land­ YOU’RE INVITED trict of Mancheeter on the Ttb day of nished, if desired. Working cou­ Ed Crawford . MI 9-4410 with fleldstone fireplace, artesian xn—New Ranch— 6 rooms— Man very nicely furnlehed, quiet, pri­ well, plenty of land. pries, and ha* ail city utilities. Now tached garage. All the extras are. scaped. Owner MI 9-9693. * October, 1960. vate home, modem convenience*. ple, no children. Write Bpx R, Chester—Rockeladge— 1>/4 bath* Sensational new type 8-room Co­ SELUNG??? Present. Hon. John J. WallStt. Judge. Rousea tor Sale 72 priced in "the mid-fourleen thou­ Included. Big lot, lovely setting, Eetate € Helen Krol Mari«tt( tote of WESTINGHOUSE—Electric etove Parking. 318 Spruce St. Herald. BOLTON—6 room ranch, T years 910,800. Alice Clamprt,' ^ e a ^ r , •_2 car garage—927,600. 5-Rooma on McKee 8 t. This is an lonial Ranch. 2 4 bathe, two-car "W » need listings. To get the best MI 9-4543 BU 3-7357. Uynwood Driye sand ' group. The EUie . Meyer nice neighbors,. Excellent fln.anc 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL MAnchBBtffr lo said tMtirlct, 40" x25" with ovep and etorage MANCHESTER—New 6 room Gar­ old, one-car garage, over one acre X in—Ranch— 7 room*— Bolton older, house with attached garage garage. Top residential zona, City aervlcVcall in an experienced sue- On motion of W^filoy C. Gryk of Mid of land, large 4Vi% mortgage can Enjoy Autanm at Ita anest (and many to c«mp) In this delight Agency, Realtor, MI 9-5524, Ml- and very nice yard. 2 bedrooms ing, too. easeful firm of Realtors — mem­ Msnrhest^r. adminiitrator. drawere. Rcaaonable. Call MI- rison Colonial, ceramic baths, KftU ^room TEAR TIOUND RANCH.. 3 or 8 bedrooms; plne-psa- l^ths—3 car garage—one acre sewar and water. Visit 77 Meadow FURNISHED ROOM—For rent. Business Loiattons be assumed, 915,600. Philbrick BOWEIRS 8CHOOD—6 rdbm Cape, 3-6930. and paneled porch or could be used This charming home offers a liv^ bers' 6t Multiple Listing. Prompt ORDERED—Thm six monthi frOm 3-6308. ______fireplace, plastered walls, hot living room;-- stone dreplncs, paUo; mlsiVMf aluminum fflfltlfl ^AmillllR>uOl2R«combtniroons, wooded lot.!—928,600. 914,900^Stsrt packing after you Ing room 26 X 14, fireplace, book­ Lane (Off Porter Street). Man­ thF 7th day of Oi*tebne. Qnly 10 m iq u ^ DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS acrea of land, full price- 98,500. MI 3-4054 |.^ve room*. Good condition, new ment to see, call the R. F. ,Rooms Without Board .59 IMMEPJATE OCCUPANCY—8, I Several more homes from 94,.600 flqprs, elumlnum siding, etc. Ga­ and 5 room apartments. J. D. Dlmock Co., Ml 9-8245. Evenings up. Call the Ellsworth Mitten 4 RO®M CAPE—2 unfinished, 3 TWO FAMILY 5-6—South Bind— from center of Manchester. Immediate odcupaaty. ROOM FOR young lady. All the Richard Dlmock, MI 9-8008. Oil hot air, city water and «*w*r rs^. end an extra big lot. Here Realty. 470 Main 'St., Ml 8-6129. (OFF SPRING STREET IN MANCHESTER) Agenev. Realtors, MI 3-6930, or car garage. Comep jpt. MI 8.677*. again'N^oth apartments are vacant. comforts of home. A few feet from MI 9-5524. garage, good condition, Will ac Main St. and on bus line. MI TWO ROOM — Apartment, ga* cept reasonable offer. Ken Oa , CALL OWNCR, Ml 9w4»48 ' ' SIX ROOM DUPLEX — Reason EXCLUSIVE WEEKEND T. J. 'bROCKETT, Realtor 3-6340. stove and heat furnished. No chil­ MANCHESTER trlnaky, MI 8-6159. dren. MI 3-6.788, able, 204 Oak Grove St. SPECIALS FRONT ROOM, centrally located Greenwood Road—Vacant. Newly ROCKLBDOE—85 Am ott Road M l^-1577 HILLTOPHOMES Hot water. Parking. Gentlertian 11 Division St.—Two excellent 8 6>4 rooni ranch, 3 twin-sieed prrierred. 59 Birch St. MI 9-71M. built 8 room Cape, !!■» baths, base­ “MASTER-BUILT” ment garage, amesite drive, 5)i% room apartments, two-car ga- bedrooms, basement, garage, Wes Smith a V ^ I 9-8962 VMWON 90-year mortgage available. Mini­ rage, • completely redecorated, nice lot, 916,900.- large lot, combinations, oil hot INTERESTED—In ecbqomlcal 5 HEATED ROOM for gentleman Look f Compare! Buy! mum down payment. Asking water. 919,500. Ken Oatrinsky, room ranch with extraaj parking. 6i High 81. 916.W0.. 105 Deming St.—Comer of Concord MI 8-5159. mortgage, flreplaea, attached ga­ 1 5 AT BEAU-nrUL^pUBURBAN OPEN SUNDAY P.M. m DARK PORTER ST. AREA— S-ROOM RANCH, cui- HOMES Rd. duplex 6-8, excellent loca­ rage, half acre lot, nice neighb FURNISHED light housekeeping *’LA\0384 — Ml 3-785A ' Industrial Zone, hly adding para­ room. All plastered walls, lull-insulation. American-Stand­ Small down payment. Assinne Ophh For Inspection graph (16) 8 torsq;e'and'display~bf ard fixtures and furnace foe hotwater oil hest— baseboard 917,000, 4 k per cent V. A., 9130 OPEN. materials, vehicles, merchandise or I monthly includes taxes, tniiur equipment between the itreet line j radiation. ■ ' once. ' Shown . by appointment SUNDAY and the front wall o f the building • only. Call owner. MI 3-0881. ; t P M io S P M. SundoY but the parking of customer's mo­ All.ioopper plumbing, basement has fireplace and white ce- TP.M;TILL tor vehicle* is pe.rmltted undef the ..inent plastered walls: Sidewallks, curbs, city water and M^CHESTER-Lovely Cape with IXtCATIoN—From Manchestor take Oaklaqd St. .to Vernon f'arage in Manchester’s finest Circle. Then take Rt. 98 toward Reckvllle for about a mile and Beegusa It ia only a few minutes to shopping centers, highway conditions specified in 'the last' .sewers,' and echeols; because the home Ir complete with aluminum ctRM. ^ rtg rsp h of Article IV, Section area. M uV eoltra*. i Beautiful a half and tarn right at the Westland Terrace sign. Continue to DARK V grounds. T his home has had lov­ top of hUL . ' binatlon vrindows. awnings and beautiful landscaplw: becaua* It Ranch Feature*—a 6 >/j Booma a Built-In Oven and Range a la part of an eatabliaheiT community with all city fneUitiaa; b*» Kitchen Kxhaiiat Fna a Panaled Wall In living room a Oak ing tender te care. Must see to ap­ r SUNDAY ikM P.M.-S:00 t M . .Amend Article II, Section IX, In-J » cause the ropma—all six of then)—are spacious with » luB haf*- dustrlal 2k>ne, by adding after pro-1 FloOra a . Formica Couators a Coatom Birch Cablneta. r ' ~ precispreciate. Tongren, Broker, 'Ml 8-6831. mant (plumbing In basewtent for lavatory); becaum the bt|th ia posed jMragraph (16). All princi-, ■' ------"-■*------" 29 EAST NIDDLE TURNfIKE ceramic tiled and the garage is attached-—all o f tole a d ^ up to pal uses except public parking lots j BOTH OF THESE HOMES FEATURE: CHARLES iE'^ERANCE MANCHESTER—Bowers School " A iMUAwOMABa" terrific value at a low'price of $19,500. Drive by Today, Come m and the servicing of motor vehicles i .Wew */, Acre Wooded ix>la a Oil Hot Water Heat a Amealtp Drive# TfLiraONE i 9-7A20 area—6 . room ranch, four year* . ii(ii Tomorrow! shall be conducted , within a com-1 a Full C'onicreie Baaementa a Laundry Hookups a Painted or old, plastered walls, ,hot water let FLOOR— U vlag room, firpplato, dining room, W chen, pnn- fdately enclosed building. Natu.ral Woodwork. heat, garage aijd terrace. Pride Amend Schedule o f Area, lieiirht ' try^ IdtchMietto, den with aepnrato entrance. lAvatorjr. c arthy DIreotions: Middle Tuhipike Weat Ijp Towar Rd (pppoaMo I • ■■■" ' I" I I J ill II •' I 'I M C . . ' Just rftuced to 917,900. Evenings 4r Bulk of Buildings to require a ' 3n4 FLOOR— 8 bedrooma, private atotmay, wnlk-lii cleeeM n sde). Towar Rd. to Brent Rd.. first left to.Broai at Woodhlll BA. 35' front yard in Industrial Z w t: j OPEN SATURDAY ond SUNDAY 1 P.M. HN DARK . HOW TO GET TO DARTOIOUTH HEUGHTSt Take Boath Main St„ torn loft oa Lewis Mr. Hayes, MI 3-0527. Warren E. each room, . . - '' ^ Street to Sprtog Btrsat. TOni right first strset after pasalag Globa HaU«nr. Look for Howland,! Realtor. MI 3-1108, BASEMENT—Garage, extra .romn with private entrance. Plento third right off WoodhiU Rd. to Bates Rd. ' = back from street). . a OPEN We e k d a y s 6 to s p id . • olgu! , of nmMte parking space. Hfiaemsat lavatory. All interested persons may ap-| ■DC ROOM CAPE—8 bedrooms, pasg a M ;bs beard. Mapa of -Uw DIreettone; Fnutt llancbeeler Conlor po aaat on Eittit Center Ht, 1)4 baths, ,porch,, garage; fire­ 'llt'.flA tnlia your right f

    • * I to SATU RD AY, 0CT6BER 18, IWO 'TWELVE jiiittrl|ifater lEvrah ts Skating Prograiam South Church A X M J m O About Town Heard Along mmn Street FURNACE OIL Announce Ei^gagements Begins '^ nnight i AntM AIIa DeOviafF Mr. Mid 3dm. Waldo GafUar- And on Somm o f Manehester^B Sido I, Too Invites Nixon dond, 214 Gardner St. l««va ,^nie recreation department an L T . W OOD CO. from IdlewUd tonight to ap^ d nouncea that 'the. Saturday eve­ Phe^Mis-nx* two months visiting their Paridng Poetry 4^tary school and the flew North T o Services ning ihUer. Anting program ’wiU 3. Leo GagUsrdon^ and his wift in Many______different types of letters Junior High, was heard m ^ t - h e ^ tonight and continue each Zweibrucksn. .Germany, ^ e y and notes are recelv^ by the traf* ilclze the school ddminlatratiQn Saturday throughout the winter Town Director-elect Harold 4 planned the visit to coincide with fle court cleric when persons mall mildly for its estimates of pupl •eesen. > totals. , Ington, acting on behalf of the expected arrival of a nrst in their lines for overtime park­ The program will be held at the grandchild. They also expect to ing- "The trouble with '..fhs • school the R o (^ Methodist Church, has N o tice construction program,” he said, "is invited vice President Richard M. Community T and will be held tour other countries in Europe. Some are stinging and bitter, from 6:30 to 9 in the gym. The,Y while others approach the matter everyone forgets this Is a bed' Nixon to ■ Mpyjcee. tomorrow. WE HAVE DAILY Mancheater WAXES will meet room town.” h A a few pairs o f skates on hand in a different li^ t- Turkln^ton «tld(c and the. Daughters of I.lberty 24 Starkweather St,.: Mrs.-Harriet held\recently at Hot Snrlngs, and all those wbo sent the beautifu e Individual Tralning^eB Tliree IJvs floral tributes and loaned tha use ol Machle, 480 N. Main St.; Mrs. Eliz­ Ark., wjll report on the hlghllj^ts UPHOLSTERY SwitebbMurde cars. abeth Moonan, 16 Pine HUl St.; Al of the cOuvention. Sisters fred Wiegel, 38 Clinton ^t.; Mrs Mrs. Howard J. Letimer Jr., Is a Oleeaee Limited to 12 Stadente- Irene Dlngley, 10 W. Middle Tpke.; chalran of the refreshment com­ CLEANING Mre. Barbara Finnegan and son, mittee. Mrs. RsymonO F. D’At- DAY WEEKS! NIOUT CLASSES 7 WEEKS! THE BALTIMORE COLTS Wapping: Mm. Norma Osgood and ;tiUlo, Mrs. Henry B. Hicock and TEL. Ml 9-1752 AGE GROUP 17 to 55 OPEN son. East Hartford; Mrs. Dorislee Mrs. Walter J. Wefijier Jr. will ^ No High School Diploma Beqpired - VS. 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Nuzum and daughter, Wapping^ asrisL her. or FREE Typing Inetrnotlona—FREE Platoment Service Mrs. Donna Garner and daughter, Our Grsdnatee are now employed by lending flrme. Coventry; Mrs. Geraldine Mar Ml 3-5747 SUNDAY, 8 A.M.-8 P.M. cieenuk and eon, 96 North S t; Mrs. WRITE, VISIT or CALL; Los Angeles PINE PHARMACY Barbara Thiel and aon, 50 Duval SM CENTER ST. St.; Mrs. Charlotte Plante and MAT N E W r u n OIL Garner's Med«m PBX oml R«c«ptionist School daughter, Harriet S t, Vernon. Branch of ModeriiPBX School, New Haven OfVflOFMfNTf H GIMSUOM) ST RAMS 988 Main St., Room 806, Hartford, JA 7-8205 WV n SUuiijw m 8 ^ 1 Tomorrow 2 P.M. /4m a z i n g OVER THE ARMY AND NAVY in WINF B IN G O fl0 tF ’ 1280 ON YOUR DIAL AND OFFERS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR HOME OO-BPONSORED BYi MANUFACTURER OF NUTMEG BRAND BCBAT PRCKDUCTS DANCINQ EVERY SATURDAY NIQHT OWNERSHIP WITH OUR NEW ‘STARTER’ PROORAM A and H AUTOMA’n c TRANSMISSION CO. 8 O ''CLOCK

    1 1 ir Eprqll Now Natalie Norman MODELING .iiiiii SALE PAY NOTHING TILL NEXT JULY i MONDAY. OCT. 17Tlini FRIDAY. OCT. 21 ill SCHOOt Holps koop your • NO MONEY DOW IMIO EXTRA OHAROES AIR’ • CAMNiTS burnor cloon ps it CONDITIONERS nlng hoots your homo I • DOORS fered by the very able OayW Chag• • OET THE JOMP ON SPRINO BOIUHNQ non, forroeriy with the Fbrd ag(k<^ . RT-#8 is the most oompisteiy DESKS •LUMBER In New York City, aasoefastad wltk sffsctlvs foil oO adifitivs la OSS a Hartford modeling aekeql.' Her today. TUs hsiiia your ofl • PROTECT AOAINST PRICE INCREASE profoeolonal oxpeHoiioe Wcludeo • CHAIRS • SOUTH REND burnar dalivsr smts dean, da- ten yeara of profosUonsil moddkig, pandabla hast You gat pre­ TURNING LATHE flT^ yean of Inatructton in nMhtel- mium sarvlca. too. All o a s li ^ • COMPLETE YOUR FOUNDATIQN • lENCHES lag, fin , yean appearaaoea and te make home heating aasjr. inslnietlon for m oM n daaee. BUI- RIGHT NOW GROSSMAN'S OFFER YOU BIGGER AND BETTER HOMES FOR • COMPLETE nd with Deaa Maittn aad Jerry • FILES PAR LESS MONEY^ROSSMAN EXPERTS WILL HELP YOU GET STARTED <7 CHROME FUTING Lewis, Cepa Cabaaa, televWoa CoN today tor ( ^ ) • HOIST (moMid) INSTALLATION modeling, Florida aad New York NOW SO YOU CAN FINISH YOUR BUILDING IN THE EARLY SPRING OF '61 City. • RECTIFIERS •COMFLEHLINI 16 W EEK COURBE IN I WEEKS Mobilheat aTTt CALL OR SEE YOUR LOCAL GROSSMAN HOME COUNSELOR NOW ABOUT OF TEXTILE Spetfalfaclng •LOCKERS i f THIS SPECIAL STARTER OFFER! ONLY GROSSMAN'S WILL GIVE YOU SUCH ENGRAVING « Weeka, ’^ M e d ^ g A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITJ ... . t— • STOO U EpUlFMENTL^ 4 Weeka, Photography H«del|ng WE GIVE ! e^Geaenl MadeHag Ooane GRKN STAMPS, Agent on premUea fi^m 9 o.m. ip 5 p.m. frohf e OradoatleB CerttflimlM aCHOOSE AHY OF 4ME FitlE GR0SSM6N HOMES HOMES IN GROSSMAN'S HG I ' Hon.. Oct, J 7 through Fri.^ Oet. 2 l , ^ BfUMOS.LOCUl'nBD . MANOHBBTBB ^ EAST HABTFOBD MORIARTY QUINtY 69. MASSACHUSETTS COLOR CATALOG-.- British Anssriean Ciah, Itallaa AmwIeaa Ctah ALL MALLS FINAL — CASH aad CABBY RCPBEBENTED IXICALLf BY T u e^ y , Maple Street Etk-kMer eehoeV TeBaad St. n GROSSMAX HOIBES, QUIKCY m, MASS. ' BOCKVILLB B iltH E R S EDWARD MLVERMAk Pteaae aead year fpU eelor eataleg. 1 aa- Thonday, Polhh AmMleaa CMCmsm Otab, 2C VHIafe S i tei-3li Cmitr $t. «47 HADT aft.. HABIFGBD dote lAe'tewtard haadllag.. t v - : PHOTOGRAVURE For BegtstratlMi fa«.Addltleaal tatemation OaU CHapH 7-1785 M l 3 - 5 1 3 5 N’AME HATAUE NoiSlAN M i-3713 MICHAa CRAVIS I B T B B rt s u p p l y CORP. M l MADf STh Wnxi)KAimDi:^4B^^ t-CMl SCHOOL of MODKUNG CH 7-2B7P CITY -a tA T E , MAtfdlnEtlEl^caW OBITE BDIflEr ^ obB CHARM OB .OAIX OOIiJEOr Reed Hwald Adva Uaoally | l« e —Y a m Kaw IW ^ 8|p lOWHLAMD □ TEA . 01(0 0-7 to .to i ce DAILY

    'd ^ T N I OCT. 15 Tlmi OCT. ' 21 0 > l TV CnaAMNEUi : VIDBO BVBKT W EBB-AIX BIGHTS BBSEBTED. B. T. DIOUNSGN • o 6 h Im . BHirB A VBTBBAK ^Roaring Twenties* Tuesday WeId.^iHw Is featured Any Questions? as Thalia MMntaiger OBS Telsviston Network’s oomedy aa* ries, ‘The Maiw Lovm of DoMa Brings Nostalgia Q — Is actress Pat Hitchcock GlUls,” has been la show businSBBs^ any relation to Alfred HithheoekT since jihs became a model a t ttaa age of three. Bv HBSBIW MHNSON , — Lori W. I In a fur parka, Dorothy bombed A — Pat is Alfred’s daughter. Now under contract to Twwi*' ifeOjYYuud CiBRaaiHMideat out, atony with the show, on TV. tleth Century-Fox Television, she Naanpapv lUteaprlaa Aaaa. last season in “." appears in her initial assignment BoHywood (NBA.)—P ii^ Pink- Warner Bros, shelved It because of Q — I recently saw Dorothy Lamour on the late show with Bob for Martin Manidia Productions ham and the Roarlnir ...Twentlea low ratings kut they remhlned sold opposite Dwayne Hickman in the aran made for eadi other. Pinky on Dorothy. Hope and Bing Crosby. Does this waa h aymbol of an era on which trio plan to make any more movies new comedy, seriea created and Which is the answer to why written by Max Shulman; She will IS aba arrote her name. Her aklrta she’s Pinky Plnkham this year in together? — Grace N. ware hish; her voice, was low and he a “periodic regular" on the a new Warner Bros, series, "The A — Lamour, Hope and Crosby shhw. Che danced the Charleston like Koaring: Twenties,” which comes plan another “Road" picture, noN eraay. to ABC-TV tonight as a weekly, caUed, "The Road to Hong Kong” In a way, Pinky was a little one-hour show. eraay. like the Rmuing Twenties for March 1961. A new TV Job is that of histor* MRS? It also is the reason for a hi^py ian. ’The producer of "Klon> were cra^. Playing: Pinky comes Dorothy saying "Pinky is me” Q _ Will Burl Ives make any dike” has signed EUiri Becher to easy for perky, blonde Dorothy and then explaining about "The Provine. T y appearances this season? use that title. She researches Alaskans." A —Burl Ives will star in "The ■material to make sure of authen­ *Tt’a easy,” Dorothy told me, 'T was terrible In that show. I ticity because Bill Conrad, who’ll *%ecauae Pinky is me." was terrible because I couldn't be Ox” on the "Zane Gray Theater’ later this fall. produce, wonts to make it as real­ ooM fVom. myself. I did everything wrong." istic as possible. tcBabm^. The new series unveils Dorothy Q: i recently reM that Mel Allen in Chatter, songs and duds dating hae been broadcasting Yankee m .E back to Smith’s dertiy hat, Babe baseball games since 19S9. Did he Ruth pointing out the direction of ever play professional baujeball?— j &8 his home runs and prohibition Joe S. I frli-^lr\ in I Inn nr- ■» agents pointing out trucks arriv­ A: Mel starred in baseball at the ing in dark' alleys 'with Scotch University of Alabama, but never ‘roducta Oo- Slanck *Hght off the boat." played professionally. FLOWER : ATe„ ELECTRONICS Pinky’s voice Isn’t so good;but ■ "1 y U> VU7S she' can sell a song like AI Jolson. Q: I recently saw a young tenor LABORATORIES ■That’s me. too,” D orothy named EnZo Stuart! on TV. .Can FASFllONS laughs. "I ha-yen’t much of a you tell me something about him ? i voice.” DOROTHY PRO VINE —^Melvin A. 277 BROAD The new series also unveils A: Stuarti, bom in Italy, came ■WILIKOWSKI Dorothy, who steps out of those her a lot of kidding which she to the U.S. at 13. He has appeared furs into sUidcy gowns and sexy dismisses with a laugh. in 13 Broadway shows. His new N >'i l:i i'. I lingerie. ] ' "1 gdess the studio figures men album, r-“A ’Tribute to Mario \!l lE ? "That’s me, too,” she says.- w ant to see much as they can, Lanza,” displays a big singing "Fifty per cent of the wardrobe Blit half of the time it isn’t really voice not unlike that of Lanza. Bek w id n e BEST Birrs can be is my own.” worth seeing.” found at STANEK'S . . . Dorothy’s 5’4” physical charms In Dorothy’s, case, however, it Q; Whatever became of Lynn Id B ible first attracted Warner Bros. When is. Dollar, former hostess on "The beeanee they're backed she played by trick photography, With .ihei^ as regulars oh the 564,000 QuesUon?”--A nn T. Royal the 30-foot bride of comedian lou show are Rex Reason and DonrUd A; Lynn is presently working as by dependable aervioe. a talent scout for a New York ra­ HOOL Ck>8tello in his last film, “Secret May. While Dorothy reig:n8 as a Ice Cream Co. Bride of Caiidy RoCk." Broadway night chib queen, Rea­ dio station, and is also doing ’TV "That’s me, too,” She insists. son plays a reporter'and-May a commercials. - ' iNOOBPORATED "Crazy fan mail is the only kind Broadway columnist i;$>r a New 27 Warrmi St.—Ml 3-69M I \ I. \ 111' ) 'M I ^ ,v '.l I V II I I get.” York paper. Q: What is the name of Jack But Dorothy, bom in San Fran­ The writers, of course, see to it Paaris theme song?—Judy M. cisco and reared in Seattle, had that their paper is first with the A; Actually, Jack does npt have Over more than Jiist physical charms. latest about crime and corruption a single theme, but uses four MRVI^I TYCO. She had talent first displayed in in the decade of violence. songs alternately. They are "Love Seattle when as a college coed she But on th at violence point, Dor-. Is A Simple Thllig,” "Serenata," 30 Flavors BBALTOI IBS sang "The IQng and T’ and "On "Summertime in Venice’’ and "T^ Othy Pro vine and the Roaring night. Tonight” leni YOur Toes” in am ateur opera and Twenties don’t meet. In jr Gallons! D later r^laoed ailing Martha OoBamerdal "That,” she says, "isn’t me. I Q; Would you please give me Wright in a professional "South faint every time I cut my finger.” 'iPa stoni Service For Pacific” company. some information on how to be­ OW come a "Champagna Lady” on the Over M Teara. A fter college. She came to Hoi- Clu Gulager, who is Billy the f irwood and In 16 months she had Lavrrence WeUc Show?—Sally D. 'ford SM B. Center St.—MI S-MIS Kid on NBC-TV’s "TaU Man” A: Send a ifiiotograph, brief JOHN L lENNEY oostarred in 91 TV ShOYVs and a series, has-been asked to test for biog:nqdiy and A recording o f your Uva movie, ‘The Bonnie Parieer Story.” the title role in the forthtoming voice to Lawrence Welk,- 2623 C. LEROY NORRIS Her scanty wardrobe for "The movie, "BUly Budd” which Peter Santa Monies Blvd., Santa Monica, ASSOCIATE Roaring TwenUes" has brought Usttaiov plians filming. CaL S/-, ta- ONE HOUR __ ■ inturanee o f 411 Kinds WEEKS! ^ARTINIZINO” Television PROGRAM B o n d s srrica 844 NO. MAIN SIR SErr ma. A t 20 E. Center St.. Manchester U:M Skr Klsg Cartwr^ta discovers too late the presidential campatato. Tloe PHONE BH 8-6380 .T n« StMT that hla meager earnings are President Richard M. Nbon will Ohnieh Comers, East Hartford Sespjr Sales enough to take care of the plans .be interviewed, Pasdlepis Bswilas he has for his daughter. 1»:M Gaasmoke t 791 MAIN STBEBT U :N TUs U VCesB The l^ a rU g TweaUee S. SS Starring James Araess, featuring PHONE MI 9-8929 >Oi Detective’s Diery ItoK Reason and Donald iCay Amanda Blake, Dennis Weaver 2 Hoar Shift S«ffvie* ■sBuur si ths Jsagis ■lar in “Bumett’a Womaii/’ and Mllbum Stone. Matt invesU- 1:M Aftleaa Patrel ’remiere)—Gangster's moll is gstes reports of a bullying sher- A t 2M Middle TompilM WeM Wateh Hv. Witstd loked for murder of a rival m In a nearby town. Manchester Pre FsstksU Qaae Shew S. mobster on the night of the T h; FIgM et Week S. 4t. St Msvsl Bsservs Beer Demp^y-Plrpo fight Denny 3Ioyer vs. Jorge Femaa- R>R 15 YEARS All Work Done On Premises J:U NCAA Fsotbsll Osme-AIr Psree 8:Si neokmate S dM . 10-round welterweight bout — - .... A ■ ■ vs. Nsvjr S. « . a Starring AnUiony George, Doug Madison Square Garden. 1:W Meviss S McClure^^ -and^ SebasUan Cabot Tembstone Territory NASSIFF ARMS_G0. Tl) ’.’Coursce of Lassie," Bttu- Jfa e Wyman xm eat' stars in Maa Frem latorpel beth Taylor, Tom Drue, (S) on the ^ k . ” Secretary DA. Marshal ’’China Seas.” Olarfc GaMe, Jean testifies in a murdev trial and is M:U Dlveree Cenrt HAS BEEN THE BIOHI kemembe)i^, •. Harlow. convinced the stayerv^wlU take U :tt PhoBs the Paatov Chi^e Chaa tS revenge on her. \ M:M Make That Spare PLACE TO OO FOB ftoerta as PaiaAs M J[he Tail Kan \tS .St 11 :M' News, Weather A Sperto MoBchstf r's dl^cial pK Baaetball Osme— M. M Barry Sullivan and Clu Oil* Saturday Night Bopert BVEBYTHINO YOU WANT Cincinnati Royals ts. BL Louia star in "A Bounty Pbr B Saturday Night News A Hawks . Pat Garrett la shot from «•,»- m aa Of SfaM iBspectio^. 4:M Oattssa PUyhsasa . It bush, and hla deputy apreada WrestllBg 4:U Pest Psstbd Oams S. 4S. SS word that Bifly the » d pulfiSthS i Curtala Time ts SPORTING GOODS 4 sM Oar Kiss Breaks S trigger. 'Action In the North AtUntie, s ra riw ii w9 Pspsye Theater 8 L ^ e It Te Beaver S, 4S, SS Rumibrey Bogart, Raymond Tlw Baee et the Week 18 . Cowtara Barbara Bltllngsley and Massey 1018 MAIN ST.—a n 9-164Y ”Champacne Stakes.” Hugh Beaumont' with Jerry Peatare Fltas t m Film n Mathers and Ttnyr Dow. ’’Bea­ “Ctonquest/’ ’ Greta Garbo, "HOUSi! OF SPbBTS" COOK'S Ths Fewer aai the Pieadss SS ver Bemmes a Hero.” When he Chariee Boyer. Satarday Perfetmaaee 4a wades Into the lake while fishing Late Shew SS BCANCHESTEB OBEEN l:W Brad Davis Shew „ J to rescue a drifting canoe. "Gentlemen’s Agreement,” Greg­ Capt. Oallaat St. Si S:SS The Depvty ft, St ory Peck. BOr S-8M1 Henry' Fonda stars and iUlen U:SS World’s Beet Xevlee ■ i o r s ^ S:IS Peatare ' S, St, SS cowtars in ”Tho Fatal "Sea Hawk." Brrol Flyna. Wreokace and Bead Service S:4M Peatare 4S toge.” The niece of n man Idll- Claude Rains. • D « ^ UP PANTS I S:M News. Wsatter, Spsfts S od dmlng an aimarent holdup at­ ta le s Of The U tempt lea^ UeOord and Sgt N % tm « E d ltle n News .4f 1^ Walt Disaey Preseats B Tasker to the elayer and his ac­ World’s Best Merles (Ceal.) f PINE A880BTMENT

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    M,MA88. ilaf. 1 PA G E TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, I960 M ^CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1960 PAGE THREE SUNDAY Television PROGRAM FLETCHER ‘••■ffigasss TUESDAY Television PROGRAM n « M s Ptotara Chamnloashlg Bridga OInny TIu with her yoonger • m l:M Amarfcaa Lca^aa TaatbaO •. brother and taro alsters. .Aa^eoa Raadstaad 8 . 89. n 9:55 T » m KweU •bow 5 A ir p M Natiaam Velvet It. M GLASS COMFAHY Big* Ot Night . Starring Tom Bwell. Marilyn . .. *• "«> Llf« ^tam k t i t t M a w * Lori Martin- aUtra in "EMwinn'a H e re ’s H o ^ g w e s d Brskine and Mabel Albertson. S:M Oral Bahcrf* la 8:34 This Oar Faith Faatar* Fifia *8. IJ A:W Tha (9irl*laBliar* Escape." Herbert Brown firea AUTOOI.ASeL-M lRR^jlS!BSfl^^ ------Tom Potter finds himself to a ELECTRONICS d:*a MaVie at Faar M handyman Mi Tkylor when Ml re- ^Uncatal Olaanossi gg. g* "Crow Bbllow,’'- Donald Boastoo, virtual battle tor survival.' TW* I* Tha Ufa "A WAVE, A WAC aad a Ma­ fuaes to reveal detail* of an rnou>s| jmcs--^ ia s s FimNmTRR TOPfi^-PErraBUROR. PAorr (C olor)'. Natasha Parry #t0# Maailas* Of Ubarir 5:55 Prayer • m r tllM 39. 99 ^Mnek rine," Henny Totmamau, Ely*e capade In which the Brown gh-la Pepeye Theater • Starring Boris Karloff as host Tlia OkrIataAcr* Knox *:M Agrtealtare Oa FaraSu LABORATORIES Iada*{iT Oa PanUia have become involved. Fir** Shew 91 "The (lullty Meto." Starring B v ELECTRONICS 4iM Snarta Camara M .•:S.Tah Baalar Show It, M 7:4* Dare Oarrsway Today 8how "Wylng J>own te Wo," Fled erett'Sloaae, jfVank Sllvera and .•** K a r t 4:4S ifl* Waak la K p ftU ^ "OMratloii Iceberg." Diatant, Astalie. Ginger Rogers Jay C. nippen. An underworld KfS*!.***"!'"* Kart* *•••• Maa WHbeat a Om • ^ S»»’’hrsHr of Ih* Air Okrisllsa Beleace . cool young lAdy challeh^SS the In­ B a ^ Shew 99 lawyer Is caught between con­ LABORATORIES 277 BROAD CalabrHy GaH . hi. terest of Paul Morgan; 1:3* Prayat "Two Gals and a Gay,’’ Robert tending forces when the nar­ a « K aM 8am Snead matches atrokes with laMwnuui g. 4g. I I Ti3S Tonm Crier I A lda cotics syndicate boss tries to ,Ji*5 Off Ta Advaalara low-handicap golfer* from tha ew- Starring John Russell anj Peter MANCHESTER Baslaess Deport Admiral Swahby ■hew 5* tortainment world. Dale Robert, Brown In "The Keturn of Owny 5:35 Big M ae 14 Court Wo*t_ 8. 45. 85 277 BROAD ^^pou* B'^ea ^th pr._ Qeorse eon. O Reilly." Nhen Owny flahe* a 7:3* K l^*M o. 8 Bla Tia Tta 4*. 55 Starring' Wayne Rogers, ~ Robek, ■ >rt Froblema of the Cler- I :lf Faatball Farada U O I^SM O BILE 5:55 Oliteb Oarge t a y ." P a r t dead outlaw out of the river. ray and Richand Byer to "Dane T «w DKPRND irt "Ethica and the C;W CeaaecHeal C«agve**l«aal Sa- Marshal Troop reluctantly makes "TOtTR OL.DSMOBD.B DEALER’' {.jjSMiflLSr 5:59 aleh Draw MeOraw 5 eturn." A te'enaged seaman, rv CtB rsy." MltOS him a deputy. 5:18 OaptalB Rugaro* arteea Flayhease It gturning to his home town, wit­ W b l» Tha Aaawar a Chet Haatly Baparttag—Mawa 3:4* Feataro Fllas - * Brave Stellirt 45 EASY TO OhaHCa Of Salrallaa n MllUaa Dollar MavIe U a nesses a killing. tlw TV mr Itadio "The Letter," Bette Davis, Her­ 512 WEST CENTER STREET ‘^ y e of a Kind,’’ Joan Hersholt, Mg nrtara It V.8 . M arshal . Ig PARK HERE n e Ms Pletara m Cartaaa Oaralval **" bert Marshall. Claire Trevor 5:95 WMtlier. News aad Speitr 5 9:55 Bed SkeHos Show ~ 5 Thie I* Tha U fa - M ^arvmaa*s Family M l » -i5 n Teppe* g Troehdewn 44 tT0m STANKK’8. IVa 1*:M Tha LMa/wCrt « *:M TV Theater g Starring Red Skelton and guests. H|f /Flctara "Goodbye; My Love." - Starring B om ner Beene 33 4:54 News and.Weothsg 4 Skelton portrays Sheriff Deadeya There'a never m parking bMked bjr DEPEND- Vp AaA , Lire a. M Anne Baxter, Ronald Reagan. Tex Fayel Fan Shew 9* Aetien Theater it and has Vincent Price and Marie R ellsloua MriBB. "Two A lone.” *•'** S * H a tta a a l' A atam ahlla Woman meete. her husband, a A lasaaae 44 ‘R ra v e Stallion’’ Windsor as his guest stars. proM en a t STANEK’S. fr"*- Guilty One." Dick Shaw I writer who is a reformed drunk­ 5:45 I^ e a e y TTaaes 45 Wild MU RIckock 5* iScleace Fiction jg . ABLE SERVICE. Van Dyke sueet Btar. The Rev. IMl models of every major Unlt- "Sa/etv-Tesied i - l i yW *™ ! jM in s re e 45 No meters either. Open ard. to sign the papers for their 9:54 I Married Jeaa 5 Olabbsaae -Ml l i H Garry Moore Show 3 ••‘e N ational ^ States manufacturer will be divorce. Indnstry Oa Carade N Starring Garry Moore.- Guests: Thursday evening^ antU K ‘ <*u«he* of ChriBt. feared as well as a visit to a Xoralag Shew 54 d:45 News t . 5. 3Z. 55 Will be the host. TV Shew— f t . m Alan King, Marla Alberghettt and unique "Auto Wonderland.” The Color—"Love Is Funny.” Star­ Used Cars"' 5:45 Marjorto Miliu 45 4:85 Sporis 4* Blossom Seeley. ». lo AC Newi Kevlew St program will be hroadcart live ring Art Llnkletter, Chuck Con­ 15:5* December Bride '44 lt:46 Throvjtb The Porthole f poqgh Bo Mi 33 1* 7:4* Death VaUey Day* 5 TV Hosr ot GVeat Mysteries It, from the new Cobo Hall, Detroit nors, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Alan K xpedlllon 5, 85 35 wo Art Sle*l 9 t M ichigan. Young, Betty Garrett and Jim­ Susie 5 |l:t# U.N. In Aetfoa s M:S* Vide# Village 4* Million Dollar Marie It ■ ^e Inn of the Flying Dragon." Meet The Pre** M mie Rodgers. "The Mayor of Hell," James Featuring Farley Granger. Hugh I \ l:\IMi) S M I S A I 1 , \ H I •ft .<*«^oted to re p o rtin r Cannectlcat Bepert , t . The Bebel . . Star Perfermaaee 5 Griffith, Hacha Merril. Rnelislt- United Nations activities, with Mr Mac Shaw'^ U PUy Vonr Hnaeh 55. St Otency. Madge Eyanh Starring Nick Adams In ‘7b JSee Yea Asked For H 5 Weather. Leeal News 91 man meets' with unexpected: ad­ S tT N u r e news correspondent Stuart No- . Fall Silver* St the Elephant." Rancher cornmis- Newa-A Weather . . 99. 49 venture, when he stobs In an old .Tins as host. Daaglaa Fairhaah* il slona Johnny Yuma to teach his 9 U :55 I Love L aey t . 54 OF faith Por Today g 7:15 C em m ent . 49 French Inn. \ Cannaaball M sheltered son- the art of self- ' • *» n News ' ' 19 TV Presents . 8, 45. 85 ^ ‘ n 4 :M Feaple Are Fanny M preservation. THE NEW ^ RESTAURANT t (Color) CANADA School Story 9$ M®/»l4g^aH 5. U Westora Moss. Highlights 33 "If You See Sally.” Starring McBRIDE'S A rt L lnkletter fo boat. W oman •:M The Islaaders I, 4*. U Anne Whltefleld. Recurring reap­ Sacred Heart 4t conteatant will be offered' a trip S t-a r r l.n r William Reynolds 7:99 What la The Werld 1 pearance of le • - - 11:15 £irla|r ‘ Word 4# to Honolulu If she guesses right James Phlibrook and Diane Brew­ ROUTE e ARd 4A—BOLTON 11:5* m# Clear Horisoa 5 ... L aram ie 93. 99 LIFE lltSt Oamera Three 1 4t OoBhentraUna 33 M Starring John Smith and Robert years. John SPORT SPOT In a stunt, other sttmis. ster In "The Terrified Blonde." tor. INSURANT ThU PaHh g S ea H aat g DANCINO EVERT SATURDAY NIGHT Love That Bob 5 . 4*. 85 Crawford Jr., to "Ride Into 109 CENTER ST. •»ad_.Hoane n Filers Sandy Wade and Zack 13:5* Love Of Life • - “ Darknese." with guest ' stars Milllen DoUar Daarer Is My Basiae** It Malloy rescue a mysterious "The Mayor Wkiriyblrds Truth or ConseqBosee* 33 5* Charles Drake and Phyllis Avery. Sf Hell, lSiv .aa :tt iNnliehtn . " a g t blonde girl from the East - Indian T he TSxan 5. 4* 55 Town boss tries to have Jeu Ca^ey. Madge 'B vans. Complete OuHHten CONSULT . „ Walt ioisaey Freseat* 41 w aters. Finest In Food M arshal Psiiday f^aales ' g f:M Ijtssle Jack Benay Program . S, .4. U:9* It ^Bld Be Tes *3,’ St Harper murdered. (Repeat) Surf and Sound.'* Sunning and (Color) Bngs lln a n y 5, 49. 51 TV Show with A n 'e AllAllyson 44 For Hie HhiHmimni Steering Jon Provost, June Lock- Starring Jack Benny with guest b fa rk h a m S3 swimming for the little mice at ■ hart; -Hugh Reilly. Timmy, star Mary Livingstone and Mike Luncheon and Dinner Menus 5*erek Per Tembrrow • CArtooh series. Two hhodlums, CHARLES jr. V AN D EU SEN the beach, (Other stoHes~Re- Ricky and MugsV, decide to go I News. Weather \and Sports agnitnst his m otherla^^tter Judg- Wallace. an.d regulars Don Wil­ COCKTAIL LOUNGE—NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT IS 48 • • ’ **• \ . 3. 44, Woolrich and 10-X dothing paal) .. ment. gets a Job watering, the son, Eddie '.'Bochester" Anderson Into television by gangster metn- Matrlet Soparrlaer AroNNd T own f r e e p a r k in g —AIR-OONDin O N E D 13:85 Newi Day Bepert ods. World’s Best Movlls ' 8 animals for a touring circus. and the . Sportsmen Quartet. "S an ta F e Trail,Brrol Flynn. Sta Dri Waterproof Boots ort ww VoNr GardeH San Francises' Beal t (Season Premiere.) ______WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, PARTIES 1:55 My Llltle lUrgle 5:95 Father Kasws Best 5 IM E. OMiter SL, Mancheater Abent Faces Starring Robert Young and Jane Olivia de Havllland !• ll J^Pwsreel Albwm at Shirley Temple Shaw St,< 9* l.:M Candid Camera I OPEN SUNDAYS MI S-IS4I 5. 45. Big News ^ It Guns and Ammunitibn \ lt:8t We Relieve g (Color)—Shirley Temple la host- With Arthur Godfrey, as host, At Hem* Pflth tONy Wyatt "Never the Twain.” Betty 1W. MI »-4fl04 or Pf t- 6 M l Itockv NNd His PrleNds t. 4t eas. "Madeline," starring Imo­ Merle Matinee Anderson brushes aside the atten­ News aad Weather \ 84 Dorothy Collins and Allen Funt. . „ T he Sea Spoilers." U :15 J a c k P a a r Show \ 34 ^ le N c e FIcIIon Theater. 2t gens Coca. Gina Gillespie. Mi­ Guest: Martha Raye. John tions of her boy friend for a (Color) ^ MI 9-8747 CloM^owN with Mr. ITagiiy a ad chel Petit and Billy Gilbert. Nlne- 1:55 A* The Wnrid Tnm s "knight on horseback." his Fain gf Loretta Yoaag Show tt. M Highway Patrol g Featare Film 3 year-old girl who lives In an old ■'Switchblade.” with guest star The BIflemaa 5, 45, 55 "Young I,.OTers," Sally Forest. d '2 5*"y II. 4t Paris house with 11 other little \. All Star Playhonsa 44 Starring Chuck Connors to "The l:tt Tour Gommaalty g James Barton. Aging small town SpotHghiing Ton If F e a ta re 44 44 girls under the wing, of a gov- police chief, tackles a touchy Pitchman." Fast-talkine patent 11:36 Jim Rawlhome’s FnUny Werld 33 TOURAINE PAINTS Hoilywaod's Rest Movies g emesa named Misa Clavel. case of juvenile crime. W, P. QUISH . P o g e a a t gg medicine salesman and his son t:4* FM CIrele 9 11:34 Jack Paar Show II Montana Belle," Jane Russell. Milllen Dollar MavIe II Onea End V U try to sell Liicas McCain a fancy (Color) FOR EXPERT T alk Rack . ov "The Letter," Bette Davla. Her­ 1I:M What’s My Une? 3 Jan Murray Show 33. 99 lightning rod. Mark Saber ‘ gg (Color) 13:49 Night Desk. 8 • BRUSHES bert Marshall This Is Year Life M 5:95 A lfr^ Hitchcock Prosoats St, 95 13:95 World’s Best Moyle* (Coat.) 5 •k Front End ARgnmeet J'lf XP»t^vday*s Newsreel g T:N Deiinl. The Meaaca S Walter Wlnehell Show f, 4*. S3 FUNERAL HOME "The Contest Por Aaron Gold.” lt:5 9 News and Weather . 3 l:St Polftlcal Talk g Starring Jay North, Herbert An­ Death Valley Dayo 3* t: SS*i"FSr • •• Ceramics Instructor and a camp • WALLPAPERS Catholic Hoar gg 99I^re^ Vonnr Thsator 93 1 39 13:55 Moment ot MrtlteHoa 3 derson. Gloria Henry and Joseph 11:W Sunday News Special 3 m MAIN STREET TBU MI S-«tM director receive a shock when 1:99 N ew s 6 -A: Wheol Bokmcliig "The Isle Is Full of Noises." Sec* K earns. W hen D ennis finds *1,680 News 4* o 00 . 5. 59. 51 they Insist that an 11-year-oId boy ond of a cycle of four plays deal­ 1:59 The Fore’s Olwleo 8 News ■ 3* • SANDERS. POLISHERS In odd bills stuffed Into the back New* A Weather 6 re-do ,hls clay model of a war­ 1:19 Noments of Comfort 5 ing -with slgnlHcant aspects of bf an antique radio set Mr. Wil­ Sanday'^NTgat ItepoH 3* Venn* Dr Malone 33 t* rior knight. i t C e m p M p Broko STEAMERS FOR RENT life In Amertcft today. son had given him. Mr. Wilson News A W eatherm an 36 . „ Ibo doek 9, 49 St DoMe Olllls 5 Schlne nrea-Ptn BowUag ft wants to' spilt the cash. 11:1* Movie 33 5:35 The Verdict fa Tears s 44 Starring Dwayne Hickman to Seivlco . CoMere News Confereaco 4t M averick g, W, (1 "Santa Fe Trail." ' d Plynn. From These Booto tsi. 5* “ Baby Talk." Beatnik Maynard . Leland HajrwArd, tbeatre and Prominent personality is Inter­ Jack Kelly and Roger" Moore co- Earope’s Finest Movies I ROIERT J INCORPORATED Oonneellenl Raadstead 5 finds an abandoned baby. motion picture producer, h«m been Panl’s PaiRt anil viewed bv a panel of college stu­ star In "IJist Wire From Stop “Back to the .Wall," Gerard Re Onr Oaest it W yatt B a rp ' 5. 45 retained to direct the subscription — SEE — dents. • Ruth Hagy, mo^rator. Gap." Bart Maverick and his Oury. Jeanne Moreau \ . — Nho Do Tea Ttoeir 55. 44 Hugh O'Brian stars ta "Shoot To Guest Democratic Rep. Chester cousin Beau win *6,000 in A World’s Best Movies ■ ^ t REAL i:**-Ranger Andy 5 Kill.” Wyatt Barp deplores Arl- television programming activities Wallaaaar SnaalY A. Bowles, chief foreign policy "Little. Caesar." Edward G. Rob- Make Boom Far Daddy 35. 95 Bona's Governor Gosper's shoot- of Teco, Inc., it was announced to­ CLARKE MOTOR SALES advisor to presidential nominee 6 :6. e America with Ed Salllvaa I Inson. Glenda Farrell. .. ESTATE • ■’INSURANSBHOniS SINCE WlA" • INSURANOE M erle ]g to-klll mandate. SOI BROAD ST. 445 Main St.—MI 9-0.100 Sen. John F. Kennedy. Guests: Johnny Mathis. Peggy Late Show ’ M "Bun For ToOr Money," Alee Let’s Travel 18 day by Pieter B. van Beek, presi­ 1 :45 P erceptloa J Lee. Mort Sanl. Dave Brubeck "Keys of the Kingdom,’.’.,Gregory MS MAIN STREET, GROUND PTOOR—MI t-SM l Gulnnees. Moira Lister Ma Martin’s Bonndnp 55 dent of Teco. MI O-XOlZ 2:tt Football g and his Instrumental quaHet, P eck .. Ma n c h e s t e r New York Olapts vs Washing­ Dorothy Kirsten, the Llmellghl- P re v aes 4* ton Redskins ers. and the San Francisco Boys 13:8* News A Weather t Our SPEEDY Sf>«c}alty Pro Ranketb^l Oame tg. 9t Chorus. (On tajM* from San Fran­ 13:66 Moment of Meditation g T.^os Angeles at Baltimore cisco, Calif. —(Premiere) —Alao 1:16 Ndwt i W EDNESDAY TGfc»*s*on PROGRAM TRULY DELICIOUS YdUR JYARN SHOP Make A Difference Where Yon Sarel Connectieat Bondetaad with Ozzle and Harriet Nelson ITD0 E5 d:S4 ^aUnentel Olassroons 33. 3* Be Dor Ooeet and sons Rick and David. "Hts (One Block Beat of Mala (Color) Whe De Yea Traetr 55. Brother's Girl." Fraternal bonds MONDAY Television PROGRAM 4:3* ^ntinental OUosrooai 93. 4:54 Baager Aady between the boys aX-'e nuddenly Between Oak m A BIreh) CHICKEN d t d r -ft Thhi Onr Faith (Color) Make RoOm Far Daddy 93. 94 threatened when Dave finds him­ 1%« world’a "flneat ootiB’ ehlck- Okiuiacl 8:4* Popeyc Theater 3 forsakes his comic routine for A m erleaa B andstand 5. 45. 55 self attracted to Rick's girl. g:gg Coatla^ntal Clseeroom 22. gg Fralare Film 3 serious legitimate. drama. 7:45 Dave Oarrowmr TWday 8h Movie - 19 The Price Is Bight (Color) 33, 95 ea” wHti lncom|i«r«bIe taato. (Color) "The Three Outlaws,’’ Neville Klondike ' It. I* S AV IM G S 3i% "Swing Your Partner,” Tera aeet For Adventnre' 16 Art Needlework SappHea i:M CoaMarnt»| Claoaroaat 22* M Brand. Alan Hale Jr. ’ 9:34 Aud.v G riffith Show . 3' Drtvertlly of the. Air **' Vague, Bather Dale wo F a c e s W est 49 (Color) First Show 33 7:34 Prayer \ 4:95 Bdge Of Night TAKE HOME SERVICE This Oar Fi^lk Starring Andy ■ Griffith. Home­ 7:35 Tawn Crier . \ 9:99 9My Sister EUeen 5 Free IngtfucUoaa Jack^ Kefiv Natalie Wood. town guitar player Is arrested Here’s Hell.vwood It, 35 Starring Blaine Strltch. Rulh, 7:#g Dave Carrowax Tolajr Rkow and thrown In Jail. Alao In Jail, A S O <’ I A I 1 i) VJ CDlTCBt Newa \ 5:55 Featare Flitoi 5 ets her dander up triten the edl- 22 S# EarTy Show » 3* for Illegal parking, la a full dance A am nol W eather ^ “ Walk the Dark Street," Chuck g>r of a B-grade magazine tries ITalvo^Mltj mi tka Air "A Mes.snge to Garcia,” Wallace band of musicians. DivMt»d 7:9* Bleaslaga af Liberty Connor. Don Ross to add the wrong kind of color Free Parklag 7:2# Prayer B eery D ante 33 ** Breakfast Renart Fepeye Theater DECI’S DRIVE-IN own 5;M Hap Richard" to one of her stories. 7:26 T C rier Admiral A Swahby Show 44 Starring Howard Duff In "The l U t o First Show 19 F e r ry Com e’* M nslo Hall 33, 39 MS CENTER S^.—MI S-S660 New* 5:3*>Rlg Mac Show 18 Feline Traveler." Dane struggles S ;16 Captain Kangaroo "Gambling House.” Victor Ma­ ■ Guests: Jack Paar and Keeley "Weather t2 Capt Gallant 4*. 53 *:** Featare Film ture, William Bendix 7:21 PerceDtioB to save hla life when he be­ "Gj-eenwlch Village,’’ Don Ame­ S m ith M COTTAGE 8T.—WD P-tM8 5:58 rialch Cargo g comes the prey of a woman who Iterly Show 95 H aw aiian Blyt ye _ _ 8, 49, . 53 Briakraot Tima *:** Woody Woodpecker 8 Intends to murder him. che. Carmen Miranda "The Prisoner of Shark Island," ■ta Starring Robert Conrad and An­ Hap Richard* Cartoon Playhonse 18 T ap p er 9 Warner Baxter Ntlff Captain K aararaa' Adventures In Paradise 8. 44. 53 ' Bompw Boom Bebool . 33 thony -Bisley. In '“ The Blue God­ Meet The Preos 33 Street of Danger Ig Admiral Swahby 44 dess." Investigator Tom I.K)paka FOR ECONOMICAL, Featare Film . _ Jungle Jim 44 1*:** Hennesey g Tex Pavel Fan Mew 5:95 Big Mac li "The. BlAckw^lI Story," Joanne A lm anac Is hired to find the person PROMPT. EXPERT l>ru. Dan O’H erllhy . . . M Starring Jackie Cooper. Chick t:*S Laeaey Tnaen Lane B a a g e r 45. 55 threatening a young suitor's life. 6:35 Wyalher News A Sport* 9 Hennesey becomes Involved In Don WILLIS Garage 5:55 Olntcb Carge TV PUyhonse 18 PLUMBING aad T opper g The C allforalaa* 4* tracking down a drug thief when J'l* Cwt^ Kanrare# t* 5:59 Maddy’e vFnnday Fannlee R om per Room ^ 22 4:9# NrW* A Weather 6 9:3* I Married Jeaa S 9:99 I''re Got a Secret 8 HEATING Te* Parel Fan Show ^ 9# a cloak-and-dagger atmosphere SPBCIACJSTS IN Cartoea Playhense 18 srlth Garry Moore, host and em­ Action Theater .18 ■ envelop.s the Navy hospital. WHEEL AUGNMBNT uM . . S**®* *9 Wild Bill RIckock ceepanellsta, Bllf Cullen. Henry CONTRACTOR A lm anae ' "Robin Hood” ,R«;bara Stanwyck Show II. I* 19:99 Deeember Brido 49 G el S et Go 55 2:15 Looney Taae* Clabhonsr '33 BRAKE SERVICE Deqgh B e Ml 33. 39 M6 rgan, Betsy Palmer, Bess My- . 2:15 Claptain Kancaraa Jhe_^ Seventh Miracle." Guest 5:55 News. Weather and Sport* 5 erson and guests. C o n u n e ro U l On AN McA m off Wild BUI Hlekock 3* star Lloyd Nolan. Worried father GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Sosla 9 Royal Canadian Monnted PoHee Harness Boeing II 2:22 t Married Jaaa Madera Digest 53 becomes Involved In an emotion- ■ ■MltelwP »-4881—18 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER U:39 Vide# Village 49 19:99 Stop On the Gas 9 and TV, Rodio and Phonos MoYillnr Show 4:45 News •*. 18 . 33, S3 with his 15-year-old Star Perferraaaea g 5:95 News A Wenther 5 Musical comedy special starring 12:22 DeremWr Rrida 4:55 Albert Barte Reporta 9* Action Thentrv-"BoMn Hood" IS Jackie Cooper. Shirley- Jones, Donrh Re Ml Sports 44 Million DoHar Moyle. M f e S f o r T - ' ■ ” *'* **• • • CInbhonso S3 Pat Carroll. Hans Conreid, Shari ReeldeiitfAl Sa*le 7:4* Afier Dinner Movie I ^Dlaputch From Reuters." Edw, T e a Aaked F a r I t ' 9 Wild Bill H lehoek 95 Phono Ml 9-4S37 12:92 Video Vlllare Lesris, and Rod Alexander wllh "Alexander's Ragtime Band,” G. Robinson. Edtne Albert U:99 I Lave Lacy 8 F ilm . 55 a new dance partner. Carmen O. R oto-R otor Star Perfarmaaea Alice Faye. Don Ameche 5:46 News 5 .6 .9 9 . 63 . Plar Voar Haneh 45:84 Presidential Conntdowa 5 7 ^ P rte e Ic H g b t 99. 99 The program will present "A Phil surer* 8 programs keeping pace SHERWIN-WILLMMS (Color) 5:86 Albqrt Bnrte Reports lighthearted spoof of life on B ervlea (CDlork’i Movie At Seven "* 14 X o ra la g C oart t , 51 PoTI'erton's Yoa A*hed Far II wllh the- election campaign. News S ^ r t * 45 wneels to America." 11:22 I Lore Laey "Dispatch from Reuters," Edw. correspondent Walter Cronklte, D lnaer Is Servo# 49 7:55 Dangetans Robin 5 •‘P e te r Leye* M a ry " 39. J 9 IM OMtor S t—Cor. Church S t TJe Price Is RIrht G. Robinson, Eddie Jtibert , anchor man. ------IN T E R IO R PAINTS BXTBBIOB 11:19 C oneoatratlon 95. 99 Shotgun SM e . "High Society." starring Peter Weather Local Newa 33 Jackpot Bowling Starring Milton Clear Horisoaa f Million D ^ r M ovie 15 Lino Hayes and Mary Healy. Pe­ EINAR L LOREinZEN ...(Color) • Newo of the Hoar and Weather !M' MOTfUBB ASATBBIAUB Love That Rob 9. 49. 59 Morninir Coarl ' g. SS B erle «* «o SWP U;99 Love of Life •. «o. i» ' "Twenty Mtllion Sweethenrta," ter end Mary try to wranne an Phono Ml 9-7412 Movie Newa and Weather t* Billy Welu vs Tom Hennessey WALLPAPEB, Etc. Dick Powell, Gtoger Rogers InTltatlon to a party considered 11:92 roncenlratloa The People’s Choice 88 'Peter Gnnn - 8. 4* S3 M l MAIN 8T. TKU M l S-M 8S Tratb or .CoaeeqBSBeet It 99. Wenther.- Lacnl News . 95 to be the social event ot the' 7:15 Western Mass. RIghHghts 33 SJaiTlng Craig Stevens In ’’TTie ------n e T exaa 9. 49, S N ew s.n n d W enther 55. 45 year. .Clear ffarlioa News 9*. 4* 15:55 Qneon For A Day Tsove T hat Rob g Opening night of 5. 49. 15 T.V. Mali Order SI N rted jraiy 8. 4*. 55 7:9* Rlrerboat m ! 9* . *• 'th e new night club run d CobM B e T e a 33. 85. 7:16 Weatera Mne*. HlghtigMs 31 T he Pedigree Sheet." Starring 12:22 leove of Life Starring Darren McGavIn In "The (Color) Tratb or Conaeaveaaaa by Edie Hart la threatened by a . . Newa V 95, Paul Burke. Horace McMahon. Tho Aiittln A. The Texan wllout.;' The Enterprise t*^m es bom ber. Search.:.... Jh .Far Tamerrew 7:95 The Aqnananta ^ 8 -Nancy Malone. -Harry Bellaver. 12:92 II Conid Re Ton , the scene of .crooked gambling 15:5* Polllleal Telecast 33 lt:W The OaMipg Light .. Starring and Jerv Story of Jury-brlblng. (Color) • when Capt. Holden la ford^ to Sponsored by the Democratic WIDE CHOICE OF NEW. 15:55 Newe Day Report my Slate. Drake Andrews aiM 15:55 Johnny Midnight - It. 55 CHAMBERS on , accept a compromise. (Repeat) „ National Committee. 1:5* UHle Manttp Milllen Dollar Movie 18 Seareh for Tomor^w I Cheyenae . i 44 53 Larry Lahr, attached to a sden- M a r t p g .... Oneeh For A Day g, 53 11:4* News. Weather and Snorts SMART MODERN FRAMES Aboat Faeea 5. 45. tlfle expedition help an Ameri­ "Twenty Million' Sweethearte,' Starring Ty Hardin In "The Mus- Heme With Kitty Dick Powell. Ginger Rogers 12:45 The Onidlnr LIrht 8 tangera" Bponco signs on as a Yqur glasses become a betwir aoeeeeory can tourist to escape. Pttekiag.... World’s Best Movie# *’ ^g Movie Matiaee 34 • W agea T ra la 99. 95 M edle I t 12:55 7'^w* D ay **Report cowhand for a quarrelsome and Kid Galahad" Edward'G. Rob­ wiien yon ehoose from oar aasortmeat of new, 1 ;** Mv l.lllIe'Mnrgre' l.r...... ^ ” wealthy' ranch owner. Wife." Clair* Trevor - -Ward Bond and dtobert Horton 11:54 News. Weather A Baerta 5. IS inson, Humphrey Bogart BMidera fram es! 1:34 As the Werld Tama 9 co-'stAr to "The Allison Justls Wand’s Rest Movie I About Fares ' 3. 4*. S3 3:9* Tales of Walls Fargo 31, 9* Big News ■ 33 tl lome With Kitty 33 Highway Falrel t Story." Apparent horse thief, “ One Sunday Afterhoon," Dennis Dale Robertson stars In "All News gnd W eather g* Saeial Natee Rdth Kitty 31 shot and killed by Flint M c^l- Morgan. Janls Paige Movie Hallnee i* ■ That Glitters." Jim Hardle sus. News. Weather. Sports 44 Loag Distaaoa MOVim ".Meri the Wildcat" Ralph Bel- 88-E« CENTER ST, Ml .Star PlaybeBee 44 lough fs identified as ths husband Big N ew s 99 17 OAK ST. latny peels the town marshal Is Impli­ 11:46 Feature Film g The Ohrlsteitepherepnera S3 of jnint's chtidhpod girl, friend. „ News. Sport# A Weather 49 cated In a *60K)(IO robbery. ■•The W etbacks,’’. LloVd B ridges. ECONOMY OPTICAL MANCHESTER 1:U At Home RWith KHty (Fart H) tt Hong Kong 5 . 45 11:16 Featare Film I 1:3* As the World Taras I N arfslde Six 8, 44 83 TRAILER VAN SERVICE Who Do Yoa TrasIT t Jack Paar Show (Color) g* MI 8-8078 5:4* Fan areie Rod Taylor - stere ta “ Freeboot­ "Rapture," Glenn Langan. BIsy Phono Ml 3-6247 Starring Troy Donahue. Van

    PAGE FOUR M ANC^TBR EVENING N e EALD. ltAN(!!EE8TEB. CONN., SATUROAt, Od^fOBER 1^. ISM THURSDAY Television PROGRAM Wb» Sa Yos TiMir dS. » 5:55 lopo Gray Theater. ,8. 55 •;W C*Btiaeatel OtararMaa St. te t;e Baaser Aady 5 .p tS FoweU, hoot June Afiyaea Make Boom For Paddy 81. IS Mu b In "Cftry Hope. Cn* Hate.*/ t : s a ______St. SI Amcileaa BaadetaPd A 5A. M Wayward woman soes home with tM M .; (Color) M im u It her nameleaa aon, ... ^ t a m k ____ThU O w FaUa "People Are YXinay;” Art Uak- Bat Mastaraaa _ ItS S Dave Gariawair To«ar letter, Onie Nelaoa Starring Gene Barry. "Tha B a«e — . S P S a A L t SSM The IMac Of MIsM t of Pilncesa Ann." Bat. Maateraoa ELECTROHICS . Oalvaaahr • ( Iho Air become* a target for murder. fitt Ptarav Tha Beal MoOeya . . L a Knot^ Plaa FaaeEBg LABORATORIES ItSS fowa O r > i "taut of the Deaperadoc." James Starring Walter Brennan in "Ora Itariaaai BopaH Craig. Jlih Daria For & Money." DUtle.^ i i * * ISW eB Foot PM^e Theater S, ivea the McCoy idan a Jpit whem I n d i . TiM lasishia F Im Shew _ 8S fe geta a paiMr route. WegrBriuMooer, B avai M g » 277 BROAD . ateaWaat X teo "The Great Gnderaleeve," Har­ ■eopa 85 diat Baa BieaaraB old Peary, Nancy Gatea „ 5:55 Aagel * KHH Dried WesieeB FIm ■lU flaslalS naasaraa Barly Show St Starring Annie Farge and U mx- e:M POatar* Shai S "Stormy," Noah Beery Jr. ■hall AompROii. Joan woni An- i-xS- Widths—FMmgad "Groat Hotel Murder." Bdmand Admiral Swabby Show . 55 Ool____n unot. t iW to ACMl fall AWA for ra a A wrqotii^ a a a ^ - w iB 7 I t . and S it . linadlea Bloc LOwe, Victor McLaglea 5;se Big Mae ' ^ ^salesmaa'a line eva- tbMgli SHOPSTMIEK’S Topper Boehy aod HI* Friead* 55. 55 their bouse roof need* rep^. ■per Booai School 5 l« Clatch Carso 5 IhiehaWr Father . ! ! • ! ! Tea ravel Faa Show dlM HaeUeber^ Hooad • kfVThree Sob* S. 55. it for OartooB Ptayhoaro M Ceagressloaal lavesUgator It Uniteif^al TELEVISION S:tS Vliooaey t n t f Taaea While Haater 55 » ABb Sothera „ * OPEN 7:80 AJd. 5» 5 PJL RAfHOS • :1S CapUapiala saai Highway Holiday* " Starring Ann Sothera. 17 (/P)— Def< ttsa rI Hanled Sai 5:15 Weather. News aad Sport* 5 leanis that her former. ■ororUy FRIDAT NIGHTS TILL 8:86 P H O I ^ B A r a S Moralas Show sister*, EdUb and Helen, ara Krishna A17TO B/ t:4S MarJerTe Mllb coming to town to violt her for RADIOS- lt;N December BrMc rNew* A Woathor SATURDAY UNTIL NOON to(iay OMua Be Ml ~A'btlaa. neater old times' sake. plna depeiid«bi« BerTlce rave.I. StaSlallion” TennesseeK V aaV E E V e Ernie a»r»5gl Ferd .WWATB B Wrmvw h ow ^M- w action to he Saele (apbhnaar Color—The Top Twenty Singing le^ae vide# vuus# Wild BUI Hickok Group I* featured.A^**A**mA.aS Q u e s t. Jade---- - phe, which star Perfonnaaec Flhn Bailey, emcee of "(lueen For A I \ I. \ i ) 11 ) V \ I I > A 1 K \ t ( Play tear Haacb New* 8, 5, « . Day." ...... come from gr (Color) Sport* Parade The Vateachable*— 5, A L a ELLINGTON BRANCH sion evident Yob Aeked Par It The Jim Backa* Bkdw 8 SUrrlng Robert Stack la " ™ y tl :M l^^Pricr I* Bisbt Jokaay Midalskt . f Pigeon; The Jack 'Legs’ Dia­ West Road—Route 88 few weeks. Movie 18 mond Story." Bitot Ness aeize* Krishna Mei j Love^aer Weather A New* ' the Initiative whert a , gangster a Moralar^Coart ,.*..L.ta*alA.v MmAm bktvM I n tpMMI. IW . T R 6-6218 speaker in the i Campalsa AasMlatec New* 85. 45 love of publicity get* him in trou­ VwVA>riM Todar'e WomaB^ Pa*»port To Daager ■ M ble with his own mob. larations in the 7:15 Weatherman _ M. « Plano Pop* . sembly. He foi ll:ie OoBCeatratloB \ 7:15 We*tem Ma**aohB*rtt* Rlshllshta 15:55 New*. WNUier. Sport* Clear HorUoai Groacho Show resolution spon I.aye That Bob Million Dollar Movie lt:N Love Of Mte New* 85. M tries from all Trath or CoaieqaeBoee 7:55 WItfie** 5 "ApWr Shower*," Ann Sothern, calling for met The Texaa Arnold Hotlisleln. nolorlou* gam­ Robert Alda II :N It Coaid Be Yoa bler and crime syndicate czar, , Flay of the Week ~ • alon in the w NURMI will be the subject of a simulated “ A Piece of Blue Sky." Shelley ii^ar Values Khrushchev’s v ACTO BOOT (Colon investigation. Winters. Nancy Marchand ^ Qaeea For A Day S. M. Outlaw* II, 85 ) Campaign Ronadnp . . 5, 55,.*3 The resolutlo Search For Toomerrow Barton McLane. Don Collier and SpeciM series on political activ­ ' *66 FOttD 11:45 The Oaidins Lirht Jock Gaynor co-star. "Beat the* ity and development* during the Convertible. Radio and heater, approved unani 11:55 New* Day Beport Drum Slowly." with guest staiw week. Film and taped hlghTlghts The Indian le |sM My IJitle Mmrrle of the presidential and vice presi­ full power. A beauty. Thunder- Ahoat Fare* 8. M, Ray Walston, Dean Jones and bird engine. want to be an t At Home With KlUy Vic Morrow. Two brothers Join dential nominees’ weekly cam­ Movie MaliaeC , . forces with a. Judge to master­ paigning. *67 PONTIAC serted that the "SotiK of the Barons,' mind a robbery.- BhotgnnJhotitnn° fSlade » Starchlef convertible. Radio and international a Kelly (Idestward Ho! 5. 45. 53 Silent Service Joanne Dru and J. Carrol Natsh 11:5 World's Best Movies a heater. Gorgeous. Full' power. "grave risk to ii 1:M A* The World Tara* Co-star in "The Lost Tribe." "One For the Book," Ronald *68 CHRFGLER HIrhway Patrol Reagan. Eleanor Parker The resolutic All Star PlayhoBoe Babs and BUI Hooton invite a New Yorker hardtop. Radio and assembly call 1 Tkl* I* The Life famous magazine writer on an Big News 88 Oft North School St. authentic Indian pack trip, hope News A Weather , ^ heater, power steering, ante- with the Unite Social Note* With Kit^ News, Sports, Weather 45 Ml B-88S4—MMCheoter 1:55 At Home With Kitty (Part(Pa ful that he will author a favor­ matio transmission. Whitewalls, Countries to re Hints Oonrt able article on their ran<;h. 11:15 Jack Paar Show 55 *64 BEL A m Fall Circle Millloa DolUr Movie 15 Color likely to aggri I:' "April Showers,” Ann Sothem. Feature 4# {• Chevie HArdtop. Radio and Jaa Marray Shaw Jim Bawthomo’s Fanay World II tensions and ui (Color) Robert Alda _ . „ 11:15 heater, Power Glide, whltewalla, . Day la Coart 5:55 DoBBa Seed Show , 8, 4A 55 11:95 Jack Paar Show 3> red aad white and matching in­ s. M. Starring Donna Reed with Carl ((Jolor) _ I:M Hoaae Party _ .J Betz. Paul Petersen, Shelley Fa- 1 I:N Nile Desk „ . . 5 terior. Lorrtta Voans Thoater _ M. 55 World’* Best M*vle* (Coat.) 5 Bold to Bcallly 5, 55, 55 hares., Daughter Mary Is very 11:55 *64 CHEVROLET discontented after she visits a 11:15 Movie' _ ^ * 5:55 The People** n o le e S "The Large Rope." Donald Hous­ 2-door sedan. Bedlo aad heater, Findell Voaat Dr Maloae . 5 S sophisticated friend who ha* a whltewalla. Beat The Clock 5. 55. M lavish -home. ton. Susan Shaw .. „ T o p FOB 5:15 Coanrctlrni Baadataad _ „5 Danger I* My Baslaess IS •' *5 Tke Verdict la Yoora 5. Ji S:U FeliUeal Telecast It. 35 Momeais of Comfort 5 From rhrar Baote IS- W Sponsored by the Democratic Na­ New* A Weather .. J PONTICELLI Be Oar Oaeat . 15 tional Committee Moment of -Mj^ltattoa 8 V EN ETIA N and KREBS Char BLINDS M l 3-1642 poNnccLU I FRIDAY Television PROGRAM A KBIBS New York, i s e p o r StOCK_ . Wg money-win and SUPPLIES 88. 15 Here’s Hsllywo 88. 85 a Job for Ms neighbor. Baraey J4M4AF I CoBtiaental Cloaeroont Rubble. ^ Motint MPtir wr quiz shows—-C (Oolor) 5rt5 Feataro FOb .5 Hank Bloomgi I ThI* I* Oar Faith "INamond Frontier,’ Victor Mo- Choltoage by Alfred B. Buriie 55 Coatiaeatol Clossraom Lavlen, Jolin Loder 5:55 All-Star Clreui Von Nardoff—i 485 Middle Tpke. East Poiaeye Theater I Starring Paul Wlnchell and the (Color) _ Ctrkua Schumann of Copenhagen, with perjury, Ml 3-4865 7:5 I Dave Oarrowag T*dar Fbst Shaw 88 The 1960-61 awgrds Of the Na­ "Isle of the Dead," Borta Kar- Denmark. The circus act* fea­ today. loff. Ellen Drew ture member* of the Schuinann tional Academy d Television Arts Oalversity of the Air family, and guest circus stars. They were ai Prayer Karly Show _ 85 and Sciences has added three new quiz show con Town Orter "The Luck of the Iriah,’ ’ Tyrone This special telecaet waa ta p ^ In Copenhagen. . „ _ categories for the Emmy Awards. New*.. Power . H iey art two awards for best sup­ rradered to fs Weather Admiral Swaabby 55 77 SansrtWrlp were handed u 7:M This I* DCoaa 5:55 Big Mac .1 5 Starring Roger Smith in .The porting performances by an actoP Breoktatl Time Bia Tia Tia 55. M Negotiable Blonae." When a * « > and actress in . a single special pro­ grand Jury. Ide 5:55 Clatch Carga • retary s^eminrty absconds with cuaed had not Hap Blehard* a halt-miUlon-^oIlars in bonds. gram 5uid a series, and an award v jn m CapUla Kaogaree 5:55 Bey Boger* 8 n-di ■ previously. Featare Film Cartoon Playhense IS Investigator Jeff SpenceP' to hired for "Program of the Tear." . . . "Beware Spook*," Jo* B. Brown, Sir Lancelot 45 to• trail -11 her.___ "The New Adventures of Popeye** DUt. Atty. F j Mary Carlyle M Mea 55 Friday Night Hop 18 six others wen Topper 5 ;1S Weather, New* A Spert* 5 9:55 Mr. Garland 5 featuring 208 new Popeye cartoons Starring_ ^ t , V Ctarie* O v(f»aa****Quinllvan. v«»*»« render on the c -Bemper Decoy . 5 5 Newspaper _publl*lier attacks in- made .expressly for TV, has been Tez Fav Oaptafa Kaagaroo 83 fOndfl. Van Doreh, Clabhoase Special PaliUcal Broadcast S. 4# ent,” a 28-minute color film which I I Married Joaa Wild BUI HIckek 55 15:55 won top prize for government in­ Miss Von Nar Moraine Show 6:43 New* 5, It. U. A ••Foreign Policy." Discussion by Deeember Biido 6:55 Spert* 55 Senator John F. Kennedy (D) formation documentaries in the winners on the and Vice President Richard M. 1960 Film Festival in Salerno, Dengh Be Ml 7:5FYtoBgb Blder* Nixon (R). _ ^ Each is cha Basie Leckapiki v--''' 9 Italy, has been made available for demeanor coun Vide* Village Millloa DoUor MevI* IS The Great Debate Jtt. M Face-to-face discussion on foreign T V . . Bill (Jose Jimenez) Dana testimony bef< Star Performaaee. "Jezebel," Bette Da vl*. Henry TOllcy between Vice Preside.nt PUyPlay Tear T* Baaeb. Fonda. RichardLlchard Nixon and Senator John will co-produce a pilot film utiliz­ 1958 grand>''Jur} Handcrafted Quality (Color) Weather, Leool News It Kenned«^y.,r ing old RKO Pathe news clips and ed ."igged TV q Yoa Asked F*r II News A Weather 55. 45 Facerace T ro o Face—eaco— ■ ,_ o,8, w. 4$, M the talents of Joey Foreman, D(m Budfi:et Terms—See 11: I I Love Laev TV PlayhoBse 55 Nlgon-Kennedy. Special hour-long In^, different The Prie* I* WgM 7:15 Western Mas*. Highlight* I I program' wUh^ the^^^GOP ^eslden- Knotts and Pat Harrington Jr. .. . (Color) ..-ifew* ... 45. 35 same auhject 1 Marnlag Geart tliu'’ candidate Vice . i^esldent Rusty Hammer, who plays Daimy grand Jury. BARLOW'S •8 7 :35 Bawhlde _ ' 8 Richard M; Nixon and Demo­ Thomas’ son, is in his eighth year . FOB THE BEST IN TV . Play Mevlo Starring Eric Fleming, with Clint cratic standard bearer Sen. John I f convicted, i Clear H*rl**a t- 8 Eastwood. J>an O’Herllhy guest F. Kennedy discussing foreign on that series . . . "Christmas lose TOIXAND TPKE. CoBcentraltoB 88. 85 ■tars In "Incident At Dragoon maximum sehte Crossing.” Favor, stricken ill in StarUme," whiclT won an Emmy yearn in Jail (BucldsmI) Madcheoter Leve That Bab! 8. 85. M SflUion Dollar Movie _ 18 Award last year, will be repeated I Leve *t Life the middle of a difricult drive "Jezebel." B.ette Davis, Henry 11,000. Phono MI S-S09S 88. 85 through rough country, seek* the Trath *r CeasegaeaeM Fonda ' f _ this season in color on Dec. 26 . - The second The Tezaa 8. M, 45 aid o f a veteran traU bos* to con­ 11 ! f News. Weather A Sport* J starring Leonard Bernstein and the I Search Fer Temerrew tinue 4he drive. charges which World’s Best Movie* _ „ • New York Philharmoi Chicago — How amaU are food Aheat Face* ■. 58. <8 and Howard. S t J < ^ . The ln*t Featare Film ^ . • At Heme With HMy » four year* of HamiltM’s life dur­ "Clive of India," Ronald Colman. tloned. particlea In the human body bo- Mevie Matlae* . M ing which timd be gave hi* re-, Award .Theater _ IS Van Doren, i fora dlgoation is complete? Four "HI Ya. (3hum," Jan* IVaaN luctant. support to presidential Jim Hawtherae’a Faaoy World 88 University inst thousand such particles, side by 1:W A* the Werld > Tarn* candidate' Jefferson. Lowell Jaeh Pasr Shew 88 Highway Patrel Thoroai.hoat and narrator. N il* Desk „ , side, would measure only one FJth For Today Bat MasterMB 8 World’* Best MeVie* (Coat.) 5 tenth of an inch iong and 26 mil­ EspedlUaa 55 Near* A Weather | Seclal Nele* With KHty IMIy’s Fuaday Fannie* U lionths of aii inch wide. The food All Star FUyhea** Momeat of MedltoHoa 8 MIIIMtSUl At Home With Kitty "Cat’ In the Act." Starring Her­ Now* _ 5. 85 Is broken doiyn by powerful chem­ (Part Two) man and Katnip. fterman, the Momeat* 'at C*a*t*rt - 8 • lllit t fl icals called ensymes. One of these, Jaa Murray Shew 81, W .brave mouse, takes hi* nephew F air' on a- sightseeing tour In Holly­ the amylaae enaynM, can break (Color) wood. (Other stories) FIRST FOB OART Circle _j HARTFORB ROAB down 20,000 times its own volume Day 1* Ooort 8. M. 5:55 Maniinia A Sen 5, 55, „55 Gary Cooper will take on hie of sUrch in SO minutes. Haase Party Pat . O'Brien stars In "Young first tele'viaion rold in an authen­ Prote Lerett*______YoBaa foBag Thearter Man’s -World.” Senior Harrigan tic fuH-hour program of the ERTERntlSES, IRC. Bead T* Baollly decide* to tUm the legal affairs Anthorlmd Intematlonai The National Bros4oasUng Oo. I The Miltleaalr* of a. company he represents over American West from 184® to IflOO has signed for a new five-year Teoag___BgDr. Dr. _____ MaleaM to his son. . Track Dealer 5:55 Bento 55 I to be preeented by NBC-Tirg New York agreement with the National ol The Oleeb “ Project 20’* in the aprlng of 1961. Selee, Service nad Parts e V a ^ e t Is Yaura 8 Starring Martin MUner and 879 Hartford Rood executive di Academy of Television Arts and From Theee Beet* 8 8 . George Maharls. Two adventur- The title will be "The Iteal Weat” -Cennerllcal« Bandstand .ers And themselves in the mid­ . Haaehester, Ooniu.. Campaign 1 Soiehces for the rights to the an­ Donald B. Hyatt, who will prb-' has proteste< nual Bmmy.„ Awards telecast Be Onr Gnesl IS dle of a threatened parrot fever Phone: hatchell 8-2408 Who. Do Yea Trast? epidemic in New Orleans. duce and direct the program, aaid plan of man) through 1000. 1:1 I Banger -Andy * 1 Werteraer II Starring Brian Keith in "Brown." that Philip Reismah Jr., an au­ to "pervert" Make Boom For Daddy 88. 85 thority on the West and a .TV Early Bermuda settlers called Amerlraa______ttaadstaad. I. 55. a Blosaingame loses his dog Brown EXPERT by turning it MevI* . U to a fast-talUng con man. writer with many digtinguiihed luiti-Kennedy the island Chain, ••Vlrglnola” to "Moke Your Own Bed," Jon* The Flinistones - 8. 45. 55 credita, has been engaged to write show their cloae connection with Wyman,. Jock Carson "No Help Wanted." F r id Flint- MECHANICS Some Com 5:15 The Storm f stone uses his tnflurnco to secure it. the aHalrs of the Virginia colony. FOB seeking to i 5:35 Edge Might Kennedy" bee COMPLETE TRUCK Catholic, hav Burton deliver anti- TH E C O LO N IA L O A K D. PEARL and CAR REPAIRS the anniverM M ’l’i I \ N( I A M ) i t KM n i:k ‘ I N i l;I ^ Meanwhile, PACKAGE STORE i;iii MAIN I i'--i’iM'M 'n 6 1 ^ NIGHTS TILL 9 tant fiiplscop DONALD A. KNOFLA, Permittee FRI&IDAIRE HEADQUARTERS flood .of an 289 TO LLAND TPKE., MANOIIESTTER SALES and SERVICE SINCE 1926 Member: Independeht Oarage has all but at DELIVERV SERVie^M l 8-26TI Owners* Assochition, Inc. 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