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v #- PAGE TWENTY-BIGHf Average Daily Met Egress Run Tht WaaObif - ' WEDNESDAY, ‘OCTOBER % 10(i| For the Week TrAiii Fetebaat at O. 0. WaatlMr Danai ^iEatjrbpartpr' lEoptting 1l|pralb Oet 4th. U tt Fklr toalght, fag devetopiar late h-'- 7t\'h' bean without a director and tha 12.7' tanlglit. Leer be M h OBueMerable.. Child Services ctendlewea, eauttaued warm Fri About Towii CDCoilncU council haa met infrequently, in Member eMhe Audit January, Martin wae unSucceaaful Baraaj8.-Pope JRius XII Passes jjt Rec at 2 o'clock tomorrow after About 60 persona representing cil is to find a Manchester Civil WEDNESDAY ...... 9:00 AJM. to 5:86 P.M. noon. lovn government, schooU and Defense director lo flil the post va TRAVEL ARENGY '•’MI’R'SDAT ...... 9:00 A.M. to 0:00 P.M.- III i public health, and Itilerested citl- cated to mohtha Sgo by Col. John FRIDAY ...... OfOO AJW. to 5:30 P.M. Dr. Barney tVichman. chiropo r.rns attended the meeting, held Reira. • ? 18 Asylum Kt.. Ilaiiford SATURDAY ...... ------..<..9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. dist, attended j the Connecticut "a .Northeast Sc'ool In Rockville. After General Manager Richard Tel. (!Hapel 7 .*J«S7 U.II.I 11,11-' mamaaaammammimim ll!S! Chiropody Society meetInR in I .Miss Parker explait.ed that the p ' Bridgeport last night. , Martin named Rega as director in Authorized Agents For All Ijlii I opening of the Manchester branch' August 1957, the retired Army of- !i!l!j would permit extended service in ^^cr was Instrumental in laying Rail, Air and Steamship WjrrzMrk) 1 foster home care for unwed ' Linen I mothers. She said that realdentlal Breakfast Sneaker cd Km7n\own,*and‘Tw^^ I Ireatincnt servlcea are available •rhe Rev, Patrick Joseph Mac-! that the Ad- HAROLD EELI.S The engHgeiiiciil of .Miss .?canlne|*l the Children's Village In Hart Dwyer will be the guest speaker; formed. Manchester .^gent I'niqueUe. 27 Iioiolhy Rd . to Don- fot'i for any chllf'ir the state,---- - at tho.comnuinion breakfast of>.the' slnceR^ga resigned in Tel. MI 9-7412 MOM THE aid .1 ZIemak Is annoimi ed by her Questions asked at the meeting Holy Name Society of St. James' Der'mber, the CD department has Guard parents, Mi ,ino .Mrs. Adrien 11. li.dlcated the concern of area re.s- Church Sunday morning. ______"JEWBLS or THE UaSa” to ^ k Qhina Choice of Successor DuqiiellP of .Maine idents with behavior problems In Members of the society will at- • EAST' COLLECTION Her fiaiiie i.s the son of Mr. aiul chlldren. , Miss Parker said there tend the 8 o'clock Mass in a boily featured AT Foils Bre&bcmt .Mrs. .Inhn Zleiiinh, 06 (fooper Hill ai peared lo be-a need for more and at 9 o clock will have break- SI. child guidance' facilities Ir this fast In St. James' School Hull, A .N'ovomber «e.|iling is jilanncd. area. Father MacDwyer has served as Extend Cease-Fire At State Prison To Start W eek Later The mcell.ig was arranged -by a colonel In the-Chapinln Corps of the Tolland Coiuity Auxiliary of the United .Stales j Air Force In Only Hartford, oit. • WPI—A rookie Maiiclioslor Elks Children's Services, composed of Newfouniiland, Alaska and Eng- Taipei, Friday, Oct. 10 (A*)9lntend to prolong the euipenslpn of guard early, today frustrated the By EUGENE LEVIN aboul, 7ft women who are Inter land. At present he Is an.assist hostilities. —President Chiang Kai-shek He was asked whether the latest bid for freedom of Leroy Castel (tondolfo, Italy, Oct, 9 (^P)—Pope Pius XII will re ealed In the organization and ant director of the Holy Family heralded his nation's 47th in Nash, longtime escape artist and turn in death tomorrow to his native Rome, to lie in state at C O M IN G TO Set lioh.strr I'arlv work to support it. Mrs. Louis L. Monastery. West Hartford. ’.9J United States is doing anything to one of , the rn'oat troublesome In- (.toiidert, president of the board dependence day tod^y with press for an extended or perman*^ 'mates pf Connecticut State Prison. the Vatican and be'buried in St. Peter’s Basilica. Y O U R H O U SE Msnrbculfi- Ixirlgo of Pllks will of Children’s Se.-vlces was present. a challenge to Communist ent truce' In the Formosa Strait, The 43-year-old convict' tmder His death early today, though anticipated for hours, sent region. . hobi K Ifib.^lrr pHrty snd dsnee A counseling service will be SHELL CRAFT China to attack again and long Sentences for shooting a Dan a wave of shock around the world and brought widespread available to people In this area He said a cease-fire had been and bury polteeman and for a previous .Ssturrifly evening st the Kiks COPPER CRAFT bring about its own destruc continues to be the. purpose of the expressions of tribute from political and church leaders out Mpnie. working with children, Miss Par Warsaw Ulks and, added "of escape attqtnpL waa almost Within side the Iron Curtain. ker said. This service will aid Kilns-—Findings—Miippliea frankly tion. He' said “If ■ they should minutes of freraom this time. .loliM O Hiien. rhnlriiinn. sn- really enlarge the scope of course , we are preaalhg and have He was 82 and had served 19 years as the supreme leader SUNDAY woikeiH in hsmiling problems and been pressing from the outset.” Warden Mark S.' Richmond said nmin.es Ibm the Inbsler dinner will offer referrals to other agen HOBBY SHOPPE hostilities” the Red mainland that Robert G., Sweeney of East of the Roman Catholic Church. will be served sl 7 ;.10, lo he fol mote^ Asked whether this meant.spec cies. 408 CPl.NTKR NT.—Ml B.72.2S would be cruohed by the anti- ifically that the united States Hartford, a correctlortol officer He was the first Roman-bom Pope since 1721, and tomor lowed hv dnniing from 9 p.ni. lo The family counseling service of- trainee, only at the Wetftersfleld O CT. 12 I s ni Cominunist^Ylorld’s forces and would be exerting pressiire il^hen row he will go back to that ancient city, borne by a motorcade I feierl In Manchester to families feminine U.S.. Ambassador Jacob Beam institution since Aug. 25, became along the Appian Way. — "-’v--- - .Mcmlieie and friends run Kc> I where children are involved will Start making .your Christmas aprons now! 15 patterns, a revdlutidh^wliihome. suspicious that something was go Ibeir lirkels now from the club Christmas border. meets with Red Chinese envoy Before that, the church arranged a 8-hour period for the slews i d. not. be avalinhie In Tolland Countv the new look and lines of your > By JOIBPB M-HB^HTOWBR Wang Ping^nan at Warsaw tomor ing on in the prison sign shop. Immedlalely. However, as person row, White said "of course we’ll The guard'noticed, while mak body to lie in state today in the Hall of the Swiss in the nel and funds are added It la ex Saving Auction Bucks? APRON PRINTS 59e y a rd , 36” w id * W-ashHigtim, dct. 9 (Jf)— be pressing (for a cease fire ex ing his rounds as an outdoor yard summer palace here, where he was stricken and died. pected that the service will also be The United Stated will press tension; tomorrow. That’s our patrolman, that a shop door was This was the first stage in elaborate mourning rites last Thoms (;ivoK Talk offered. 10 0 0 ■ 10 0 0 Red Chin8"iTi;dipt6matic talks whole purpose." ajar. It had not been ajar only a short time before. ing nine days. A week or so later-the College of Cardinals * sweater at Warsaw tdiporrow to ex He also said In response to other will meet in secret to seek a successor to a Pope who gave HIGH CASH Oil l^iliont (’are osK Make up an apron from one tend its 7:day Quemoy cease questions that it is up to the Found Under Desk HMK" yard! Bells, trees, poin* Chinese Nationalists to say wheth Sweeney summoned the captain the church one of its most brilliant leaderships. fire.. ^ of the guards and shortly after Piua auffered a atrok; on Mon-4> Kduard .; 'nmins, ailnilnlslratnr settas, candy canes, Santa, er they would have direct talks A Bute Department spokesman with the Reds. Nationalist spokes wards they found Nash hiding un jiay and another yeiterday. of Manrliesler Memorial Hospital, carolltra, wreaths, etc. inspired by the womanly ways of the Faf\East deserthdd this t^ay as ajjurpose men have already rejected any der a desk Inside the shop. ' For houra he hovered in dtaUi’a IP R IC E ^ RUMMAGE of tile 'WafiUw talks. Tjie an- T h at was shortly before 4 a.m. agony^'llien, ^'hile milliona around c»'e a talk on the hospUsl's pro- siich Ulks. nouitoed-Hed cease fire la preaently Sometime during the evening rec Most Cardinals PAID FOR CI-EAN, Ciesslve pBlIenI rare sl the meet- Got Youri at HALE'S! Also White said he had no Informa tha world prayad, he died at 8:53 scheduled to end Sunday. reation period, which ended about a.iri. (10:52 p.m. EST 'Wedneaday) liir of (ilhhons Asseinhly, CsUiollc SALE Knit with Witt « M k y thaVk fivesr eeeegA to eseer - Press officer Lincoln White told tion bearing on Chinese Nafional- LATE MODEL CARS. icl Organdy Apron Lengths 1st charges of a very large Com- 9 p.m.' Wednesday, Nash hid in the ill the Papal auiiimer raaldence in I.sdies of ('olimibiis, Isst night st .Sponsored By The naiighters seytot*#/ ft's • “f a t ” aat-af-iaan in teatmar ataaana . . . a-parfaet Stale Department news con sigh shop after leaving a life-like thta hill town IS milea aouth of Hurry to Rome ttie K of C Horne, Of Liberty No. 17, I..6 ,I.,I, ia-Saar lappar »kan ta ftka r't thillp. Laaf af Una, atHUnpIp tartnraS ference that "we have no Informa All Makes and Mndria 69c and 99'c (Continned on Page Nine) dummy under the blankets in his Rome. Mrs H .lobii Msiniie, prestrleni, to Ln*nn% — »W»ii , . . « awaat lat af awtalar far Ika managf tion” td 'UjO effect that the Reds cell. Eugenio PaOelll, the 261at Pope, For Consistory ★ A WAN! ED ★ A ineslderl sl Ihe business meeting ORANGE HALL The dummy apparently fooled waa the leader of tha world’a 500 which pieieded the program. An White only In eizes .84 to 46. guards who checked Nash’s cell at million Cathollca in one the sniioiimeiiient was made Ibsl all lA S E M E N T 9:16 p.m. and again at midnight. VattcMi City, Oct. 9 ID— The meinhcis of ihe loral ssseoibly are SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT Coininitteeitlaq,,Ousted moat burdenaome timea in the native countries of the 55 living We also carry a fine selec 'Iliis phase of the Incident is being 2,000-year hiatory of tha church. Cardinals of the Roman Cathollo tion of older models thor Invited In Hie snniisl I.aiUes of Thurts, Oot. 9, 9 a.m. A BEST SEUER! Tnke Elevator To .Second Floor looked into in an investigation that t'nlnnibufl rriinention In be held Ini got underway this morning. ’Pope of Peato’ Church are; Italian 18, French oughly serviced and guar no. UvlIle Ort, 17 snd 18. Nash got busy in the sign shop He wanted to be known aa the a, I'nltcd Statec 8, . Rraall 8, anteed car.s for those who "Pope of Peaca" but a*hen he waa Spain 8, Canada 1, Oennany >, PLAiDSand PLAiN Louisiana Denioerats as soon as he knew his absence elected March 2, 1939, tha world ArgentiM t, and one each ttom wish to DOWN TRADi; from the cell hsd not been record already waa on th« eva of World Rciglum, Portugal, Portuguese with or without paymenl.v. ed. Using plywood sud other m ate SIotamMque, Armenia, Syria, Wool and Rayon rials and toola he found there, the War II. Aheac were the yeara of Baulings on ioii The ritual of dreaalng the body completed silk onalaught againat religion by Auetralia, Chile, Cuba, ColomUa, We (>uaranler I'ronipl convict began to build a !ouF-l*d* The body India, Poland, Ireland, Yiige- 55% wfKil 46% rayon. Beautiful authentic clan plaids w4th der. Signs for the State Higliway caasock and an erpiine-trimmed crimgon. velvet cape and wearing a crimson velvet cap. communiatn. Attention—T eenagers of thr-Pontlff will be moved l*w» Okst^ Qbndolto to the Slstine Chapel in the,'Vatican. (A> Pho- Already all the 56 Cardinals alavta, Ecuador, China and Hun- Reliable Ruying Service rorrelatiojf solid colora. Make up a one yaid skirt •!, HIGH Department are normally made in gary. from either a McCall or Simplicity pattern. Washington, Oct. 8 (In^pem o-aiiad any official'^ cqmmmUcaUon tofax via iSdlo from Rome), „ who are able were preparing for efbtic Natlbnal' Chairmaff Paul front-tiie Louisiana Oau.tMA Com- the nine days of ritiialletic mourn 5S” Wide...... Vard *1.98 By THE a s s o c ia t e d PRESS N. Butler said today Camille mlttee. But,, on the basis of news The ladder‘was almost finished ing, the funeral and the grand Orpyel Jr. will continue as the paper reports, he issued a state when Nash was discovered In hid-' conclave that will elect the next Francis Cardinal Spellman, BARLOW Square Dance Lessons ment citing the party rules he pontiff. Archbishop of New York, landed party’s , Louisiana national com*- ing, Warden Richmond said. I t MOTOR SALES mitUeman despite the ouster vote said applied In the case, j would have been long enough, he Scholar by Nature, Pius X II The Cardtnale, Prtncei of the at Praia de Vltotia.” '.the, Aaores, OPEN t to t OAII.V WADDELL SCHOOL, THURSDAYS ; . | i by state party leaders in a row Butler concluded: C3iurch, will make the selection. today from the cruise, ship Olym 6 30 00 FOS SKIRTS and CRAFTWOKK FASHION “I am' eertaln that any hearing said, to let Nash acale the high pia and prepared to depart for Route 88—.Windsor Avr., over the segregation' issue. >>' prison wall. Their ch.
\* • > V- ■.-•i<-' MAKCRE6TSS EVENING HEBALl)^ HANCHE$T£B. CONN* l^tlR SD A Y , OC7IOBER 9,' 1968 MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. ItAKCHESTER. CONN. THtJRSDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1968 P A G E T tm E E ■"■;*- if ' Aiuuliaiy Meets ftastum prograiM ■ at dlffarant window panes, screen mending and Columbia placM iiraaents problems still un-. mr Hebron repair of objects aueh as grUls ' mammrnimmsmmsmmmmsnsmmm solved. and fences. Child Services SheiiiWold on tVorkaboa MeeHng They will also construct objects EviryThnrtdiyRtol Columbia Workshop will meat In the line of tables, chairs and Staff Wedn^day RecCoimeil Monday night at '8 o’clock at tha Voter Making lampa, and will make metal, 'wood K-: -Tki^ dimliiv home of Mrs. Julius Banner. A and alectxical projects for q amaB rd ■f Th« flrgrt f«U 'niM tlnt of tlio VO £aet-WaitWait wtogabla Maikat Basket will be the topic Se^ssionl^t^ turn haaldea ooau. \ MuiolMotor Auxiliary of tbo Chll* » f AUrM MMtanrMg OixieliR^ anil Jaa Wm Expand of'the program for the evening and Gnesto In Teww “Tough luck, partner,’* waa VaaOntagOartataadlngdaxa ArHala j it win be presented by Mrs. Al Guests of Mra. Helen' Coleman dron'o Sorvleoo of ConnoeUeut will $ i o i ! i > bert Haynes and Mrs. taiciiM W. ■ Tha naxt regular YOtsr making As Seen By The Press North'a comment hfter the play of BOPBT LANDERMAN—Trumpet - Town Beach Tuesday afternoon were Mrs. Bes bo hold in tho Coiiter Church ♦ 10 7dl ^ V , Every STAN HTBDraiNZ—BMrttww Robinson Jr., Ideal leaders. Host aaaaiim la achadulsul Anturday'from sie Bowers of Hartford and Mrs. Houm Wodnoodoy at 9:80 a.m. At the hand ahown todayi. “MIFF” WICKSTROM—Trombone esses Are Mrs- Steven Sadlon and Muriel Reardon and her two-year WEST XAft Oelumbta . Recreatibn Oouneil 0 a.m. to 8 p.ip,''^ thia Umo mambora will haye tho North knew that luck had noth W WAU-Y f i e l d s and the QUARTHt Mra. Wallace liOhr. . ' A ^^ ia l.iiissio n will ba held on old son, from Rutland, V t opportunity to becomo acquainted ing to do with the matter, hut he * K 102 A 5 Bsambars voted Wedneedey night TO Sell MagaalBM Bridge Oh* Meets ¥19732 ¥AKQ 9 Thvrfc Mnale That Makaa Yon Want Te D u ea f *nie Eighth grade of the Horace Nov. 8,^jrrom 10 a.m. until noon, New Scout AMe with Miaa Margaret Parker, luper- alao knew enough to ahow a little * A.K ♦QJ9542 BnJey the BEST JnCBEA in tom —right to precede with plane to enlarge for th
Gevtmor Aba Ribiceff and nawspapar rapartan at daily prats cenfaranca. PHONE FOR A LOAN ^ a K i e k ■ ■ N B P I C I A L ELECTRONICS , EXCERPTS F R O M A N ARTICLE BY JO H N D l C O R P O ENDS SAT. *. ★ * ★ /ikes Ht sayVSSl ^ Funniest of the Year! ; LABORATORIES IN T H E WATERBURY( SUNDAY REPUBLICAN, MAY 4 , 1 9 5 8 Oct cash the l*trip way; Call and tell No TImn for Sor^oanH' 4 US how much you want Then, when At 8:10 277 BROAD approved, pick it up. Phone today! Hedy Ijunar-Oeo. Nader “Every morning at 9:30 o’clock when the General Assembly Jane Powell-Jan Sterling RADIO T ( 1 i V I S I 0 N learn up ts WOC—Leens llfe-lneursd el lew seel is in session and at 10 o’lilock when it isn’t, Gov. Abraham A- "FEMALE ANIMAL" WwBBs s hair Saysa. Csaa.', IN MAIN IT., 2nd FI., Ovar Windwarth’a, M ANCHUTCfl a:S0-10:P0 Ohaassl II RarWsre. .Osmi,. Ribicoff conducts a no-holds-barred press conference in hia office Mllchall 1-41M • Ash far tM Y l t MANs|sr Chasaal n SpriaallsM. lUiS. OMN THUMOAV IVCNINOS UNTU I y.W. VkaBsel M (On, BHWIs;' Crim. GALL US TODAY at the Capitol. Inim wgth H iwKniH if tH Hvm Sun.t “Light In the Forest’* Ohaassl 4S Hohrshs, Mati. A IcM 9f IIM IMN tN .49 mhM rsfil ^ Cksastl U Wsferbsri: OoBB. For Information About t| iMWidtIe* mmMi tettdllNMN t>9,U «««h. • . “The state’s chief executive sticks out his well-barbered chin, 1:M ( S) HOra OF 8TAB8 fields hotshot questions from top reporters representing the state’s (IS) THK B ln PAVUFF (3t-M) TODAY 18 OI'IIS i 2 4> H our (M> AU. 8TAh PLAYHOPBE newspapers, radio and TV and maintains throughout the peppery t:M IR-MI TBR VEBDICT 18. YOPB8 — w S n rv ie n BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. (t^M I FBOM THE8P. BOOTS half-hour an appearance of unruffled equanimity. 4:Se ( 3) HAP BICHAHDS EXPBRSS I SI AHRBIOAN BAND8TANO FRI.-SAT.-SUN. (IS-4ei BBIOHTEB DAY e PREMIUM GRADE “One reporter, commenting on the straightforward presen (it-M) qiIF.RN FOB A DAY VlJiyU OILS (IS-MI BRCiyCT BTOBM tation of matteiTi concerning the executive branch of the state (is-tei f.d o iT o f n ig h t iRiaiTTE BARDOT ( I) BANOKB ANDY “Mademoiselle SWiptease” (tl-M> COPNTY FAIB government, lauded tlje disappearance of the written press release. ( I) FKATDBE FD.M Oo-Hit Id ^ I q r "Adveatsre Is MsshsHsa" WYMAN'S ‘Since Abe came into dffi<^ the round file (euphemistic term for US UFE OF BILEY OIL COMPANY (K) THE FIB8T 8E0W ROBY CALHOUN “Alwwa Is My Heart” 14 MAIN STe—TEU Ml 8-1608. the wastebasket) has been eiqptyr But therein, in the pre- ‘-.i ■\ t -X- .9. / ■ ■ -''f' ■•-■ ./V- ...... - . y ‘ :Vs’‘-. ■■ -.^■* j , ,. y y i : '-i MANCHESTER BVENiNO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER .9, 1968^^ MA G E m r t liil^ANC^ESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. 9ONN;. THURSDAY.. OCTOBER 9. 19BS P i w » ( f 6 t » ■ 'V'^» ■MISS "M 't. or r ii. Sch(fl H ^ Jiiid Mayor Harold A. Turiinfttm to Town Audit Rondy day called a apeclal Informal meel- Ihg o f the Board of D ^ ctoM and The audit report on the Town Education and Bulldln't Commit of Manchester'! account! and tee for Monday night in hopea of financial record! for til! ye!i* ending Jun 30 i ! now nviUnble reaolvlng the many confllcta over to the public. The report nwy be, the proposed North Junior High seen In the town clerk’! ofllce. School. , The calling of the meeting has required the postponement by at school for- Junior high !chool leaat one day of the scheduled pupils. . . Oct. 20,public hearing on an ap Superintendent . of Schools propriation for the school. And it Arthur H. filing said yesterday he y.- -K- was attempting to devise some dA.- increases the pressure on town of "stop-gap" arrangements that ficials to resolve their difterenc-es would eliminate the necessity of in time to get the school ques double sessions next year for jun tion on the voting machines In the ior high school sludenti. i f 'iltr Nov. 4 election. The mayor's action will also put at least a temporary stop to ^lr- ther work hv architect Victor Frld Martin Postpones n-.j -“t, ' . . ‘j-H- on final phtn.« for the T.’in-pupll , V-’ school. Tieneral Manager Richard CD Unit Meeting *.V-» - f e ;• Marlin, who'on Monday authorized Friri to proceed with detailed General Klanager Richard Mar plans, said he will tell Frld today tin tia* announced that-'tomorrow to stop work until an Understand night's scheduled meeting of the 'V>», ing has been reached by the three Manchester Civil Defence Advisory town agencies concerned. Council ha! been postponed to Fri ■ f-: I’ lans Rejecteil day, Oct, 17. Turkinglon called the special Martin, who serves as head of meeting in the wake of Tuesday’s the town's Civil Defense depart action by-the Board of Education ment In th>-!bsence of an ap snd Ihe ButWlng Committee. The pointed dlrecCOiv reported that School Board '^^ejected outright ilia postponement WlJI glvp him Frid a preliminary'plana, and while another week to prepfere material { 4 :H| the Building Commlltae approved relative to the planned r^gan lza - them, It altached numerlms major tlon of the department. The general manager also eafd Sh the ShM Start and minor qualifications to He ap that he has been unsuccessful in proval. securing possible candidates for The prime objection of both the CD director's post. That poet- JT '. y f - Ffi " groups Is the proposed location of tloii b !s bean vacant since last .tff Uta fu tu rt-ri / ■ the school on the E. Middle 'Tplie. Decem'ber when Col. John R eg! tract. Frld has placed it near, and resigned bec.ause of businesa com facing, the police atatinn in order mitments. to eliminate the necessity of mov The town's Olvlt-.pefense author • ntw modtm'wty / ^ ing a large amount qf fill. ity has been IpactiVe.;^since then, MEN’S However, the SchMl Board and but the recent release'of. a Btate> the Building Committee believe It wide survival plan has prompted RED HUNTING unbecoming to locate « school so thb move to revttallse and raofign. ftrytw close to a poltca atatlegi. They alao Ice the local system. . v, . I. . ■ / recommended again Uiat the town buy the adjoining Hewitt property to provide additional play area as ihtpiiiita coHvti^aiicto well as to ease the problem of P ublie Records finding a auitable location for the school on the hilly tract. Warrantee Deeds Henry J. and Elsie M. Mayer to EAST,. HARTFORD, cB N N .,^ Another vigoroue objection en Most fobiilous Shit Cottar ivtrl tered by the 'School Board ,la the Carl H. Anderson Jr. and Virginia appMrance of the achool in Frld'a A. Anderson, property on Mar- prelfhilnary plana. Board member garet Rd. On Route 5 Nert f^jTen Pm Bowling A U i^ William Buckley described It as Barbara G. Bhorrock to John J "a new high In ugllnesi." and Joan M. O'Nell, property on Estimate Needed Walker St, Dwight F. and Busan F. Pur Martin said today the public -V hearing cannot be held on Oct. nell tn St, Bartholomew Church SUeSO VAUJI 20. as originally planned, beca\ise Corp., property at 741 E. Middle he will not know what estimate Tpke. construction flgure to Include In (|ulUilalm Deed • iMuInted, mdlted Haliige c r o w d s t o k i n n s t Hartford Electric Right Co. to Fouow the legal advertisement announc me • Water repeBeat twill shell Ing the hearing until after the Town of Manchester, property on TraiiiW lee a tton lo nodtni. fo differeiit. . . Um neweit concept in retailiiig.. . yoo meeting Monday. And the legal Olcott St. e Imrg* alpperea game peeket advertleamenl muet be publlahed Alexander Jarvis to Town of three times five days in advance Manchester, property on Csalle e Eipper b eef with Oraw aM ag iivill aim see the gteataft aeleetion of ihoe elylee for the entize.family all on o$mi die* of the public hearing. ltd. This requirement can be met In lnc4ir|Hiration play for oonvenimit^ eaqr eelf-eeleetion. Virit this fabulous shoe center and diaeonor time to hold a liearing on Oct. 21, Elnhlnder Hornes, Inc., Improve he said. But that means, he add amt develop real ealate; capital X, the new way t o diop for shoes at Kinney's. . . where quality and value are eeaured. ed, the Directors will have in ap atocU, 200 shares, all cmnninn ami prove the plana the same niglil If wlllmiil par value: commencing jv .,Y''J 8 7^ • the bond referemiiim Is to hr held hilHlriesH with $10,000. .Seymour A. ^ DRIVM o u t TODAYi Bring the entire family I Parit wilh ease! Shop Meurdyt In cminecllon with the Nov, 4 Rnthenbi'rg, Jenn C. Pssqiialliil '^jiAMOUS MAKER general election. ami .lay K Riililnow, Incmpoit- Martlir has been iraing a tenta I ora. tive esllniHle of Jl.O million in dls- Iliilldliig Permits cusRlng the propoaed achnol. But Frederick Demers for Daniel he and Frld were to have worked Mosher, slteratlnns to property St out a fli-mer estimate after eon- ■17 Marlon Dr . $1,176. illNO f PANTS striicllon bids were taken on an CIFYS Oscar Kurtz for Frsd Kurtz, X: 800-pupil achool designed by Frld erect tool shed at .IH Erie St , $60 P A I B $ e .tv.' for Meriden. Thai hid opetting is O.scar Kurtz, erect tool shed at ffverreMf today. .1.17 Keeney St , $200. P G R , _ ^ H r nnRSDMY~HmMr~SiaiHtMY llowover, Martin said today the Marcel .Iniras for Robert San thr-ee boards Monda.y night may dals, slteraUons to commercial MY THE j»gA»y mHWMYjHfu am at reach a decision Irt connection building at 186 N, Main .St., 1360. $3.95 value; ^ with the scimol tlral could throw 2 fty.i off any estimate made now. As a Sanforized, guaraaieed waahable a resitU, Ire said, lire legal adver- tlserrrents arinorrmlrig the pirhllo e Adjuatahle walet outlet ' - liearing ramiol be Inserted In the • All with warm lining»—many with e Seemed,for triple etrength—feia> newspaper before Tuesday, loo , x ______late for a public hearing on Oct. Alpaca Hncd hotida foreed at all polnte of straia »1.50 ATmenVEFEN 20. SIMUUTfD Will Ileaerve Aiidllorliiin •,TWn, black and red poplin , and FENOl Sn He planned to reserve the Bow FMRL iSQUIii ers S( liool auditorium for the • AlaO the newest fall iridescent colors MEN'S FAMOUS night of Oct. 21 for the puhllo "OLD IRONSIDES'^ NECKUCE lOT hearing. •* w-Bixea: 10 to 18 ■m^wwwf^p .. If lire Board of Directors la unahlp to an on Uiut night, the eatocHan af ' ^ ri^ferendiirn on the school w 111 have WORK HOSE to be dcitiyed to a special election. In tlist event. Marlin said today, he assnmetl that tlie Ulreitors P A IR •r LEATHER would prefer to watt until they had final plana and had accepted F O R - Y- *tAioiKrwAiiir WAlin bids ao that tlie volera would WfWft WW •••••• have an actual rather than an esti tor Alt mated figure on which to base a $1.00 VALUE EACH decision. * c w M M v i He did lud think the po.sslble de Wemafi*9Sho99 . . . • 3.99107.99 Beys'ShoOf . . . . 2.99 fo 6.99 lay would throw off the school's Window Shades HAZH. BISHOP X/ cnnstriirlion schedule, rrillrng for ocrupancy by Septcruher lUfin, uu- M^adt Ordwr J- #>tf%eaa IHAIIB •*» ewhhwdmg Ghlldian't Slwat • .. 2.9910 6 . 9 5 M en'tShooo ..... 5.99101^95 less U Were imduly prolongerl, He Bring yoiir old rollere In snd noted Utnl construction of . the save S6o per shsde. new higli school, a imich larger project, wa.s begun In March lllh.') HAIR SPRAY and completed In .September lltNl. However, a factor to.cdnalder Is NATIONALLY ADVERTISED that coiilrsctors submit lower bids tn the winter, when work. Is com- - A T $ 1 .0 0 paratlvely scarce, lliari 111 the spring Sia'K Nil Itoiihle Hessluns X In any event, Marlin l^idlcaled , x today he did not believe ilouhle ses plus tag X * c o M ie u r sions for ,1lmior hlgjt school stu dents were Inevltanle. either' In ■ IB.'iP or IPfiO If the new sclinol were not openerl on scliediile. How i X x : - X ever, as he sees It, the Srhook Board would have to delay com plete adoption of a g-.t-.l school sy.stem to avoid double sessloiia AI-80 Open Daily 'TH10 p.m. • Frae PaildnR r ^ next year. The School Hoanl has staled VENETIAN ILINDS r v x .' ■ .v "X. ■■'.■' ■' that douhlc sessioii.s Involving 1,000 pupils would he necessary In Ifl.Ml neesusp o f a shortage of classroom space. However, Miutin said to E. A. JOHNSON day Hie question o f wliellier* there ts ahorlage depenils on trow that i space IS distributed. He said there ts enough classrooin space pro PAINT CO. vider! the School Board naes. 72.1 Main S treet , schools other Ilian the Baniard Phone Ml 9-4501 Junior High Scliool amt Uye hlgdi . L O O ie fo tt^ T fit§ e m M t¥ p n o M i T tU 9 ,J 0NN , ‘\j| S lli 5iU l ?,r-i ‘ 'r. ^ « ' ■ .: » '.... . 'V ^ ' ' . BIX - ' MANCHESTER EVEN^^O HERALp. uXNqHEOTER, CONN, THURSDAlrrO^BER 9, 19S8 IIANCHIMTBR BVENING" HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,~. THURSDAY...... OCrrOBftR 9, 1^8 .. ;. . - , ' . > . PAGE S E v iN M g * ■lilaia. iiiiiiifiliaAM* -m i . " T t i e ' s ’ fSS:S OPEN I TONIGHT AND FRIDAY till 9 P.M. ^ L d D. J ..'-v m r rf-'* i ' W o horo at iMzint BreHMtrt or* undME«tng an •xfontiva rearfoiiliatfM of our factory floor spoeifl Now pfoM. M l for a « SELLOUT of aH our fumituro on oxfsting floor tpoco now fM OS^y oNoeotod to oor tromoiMloitt bodtoom dopartiiiont. Wo is f - .- wait for ovontualwMtuol Mtalot itt . . . our ordtrtordort art to door out of tho orto.ortO. Wo hovthovo thtrtforothoroforo rodueod pricof'pricot to whora you eon too un< Huiidreds of Oho^yertified vduo os novor boforo offorod. If you nood a bodroom tot you'll novor boot thit wondorful opportunity. Extraordinary M en’s Wear Values far Women," Girls/Boj^aiiP Children! MODERN a COLONIAL •1 .iL .PROVINaAL > -# PERIOD Vein's WasH 'n Wear No-Iron Men's Long Sleeved S#e. DEDROOM iULIDU S-Fs. DEDROOM MAHOOANY RNISH TAN SIERRA FINISH / h - y , RM. K49M— NOW Bookcasa Bad, Tripla Dresser and Mir ror, CKest.41 r J iilfift95 n V < - / / ' V y\H'. Y" 3-Pc. Triple Dreaaer, Mirror, ..Y:V 3-Pe. Knom Pin# 3*Pe. Pino Bodreon Chest and Panel Bed. Solid Na Colonial Early > Hand BumMiod tive American Wild Cherry en hance the simple charm of these Amorieon Cuitom Finiihfd authentic American Colonial SALE STARTS Solid knotty pine used in this The natural mellowness of Designs. From the mountains '.\l V m u p ln g la grown in the Blue plney knots revbal wood grain of Pennsylvania making match- Ridge Mountains and tempered and wood designs as nature cre laas grain markings. Mads by by special hardening process. ated them. Everyone Who aees' Continental. Double Dreeaer 64”, Cheat 37" this furniture faUa in love'with' with comb, box and mirror. It. It is different and it is.beau Poater Bed, Tester Bed, Ladder- tiful. Double Dresser, Mirror, back or Bar Bed. Open stock. Cheat and BobkeSee .Bed. ' )I / Each piece priced at big aav- 10am Ingi. ... 359.00 UNTIL I - i // VVll. k A $4.00 Value IrY^^-rfr' ^ I*. Choice of white broadcloth spread collar^Xaew short point 'r iY ,.- 3 atyle) conatructed with permanent ataya pr button down ox- i ford. Ail made with convertible cuffa, ainkle needed conatruc- tion. Made by one of the nation’a oldest and finest shirtmakera Choice of Ivy League button down woven combed stripes . . • PLENTY OF ^ - . . even the collar and cuff interlining and thread is dacron. every shirt in this group is a sensational bargain. Small, me I Sizes 141/^ to 17 . . . ^eeVe lengthfi, 32 to 351 FREE PARKIND dium and large sizes. EASY DIVIDED 3-Pe. OAK 3-Pe. FRUITWOOD 3-Po, BEDROOM 3-Pe. BRANOIED PAYMENT PLAN w ^Men's Wosh 'n Wear TAN MAHOBANY BEDROOM BEDROOM TAN FINISH SMAU DOWN r Polished Cotton Fabulous Group! Men's Double Urc^Ber nnci Mirror, Boubla Drraaer, Mirror, Cheat, Triple Dreaeer, Till Mirror, .BEDROOM SET Cheit, BooUraM^ned. Five left, RoohcMa Bed or Panel. One Cheat, Bookcaee Bed Curved Triple Dreeaer and Mirror, PAYMENTS only. ' Fronta, 'Pivo only. Cheat, Bookcaee Bed. lo g . $289.00— NOW log. $2tt.95—NOW log. $298.0 3-Pe. BEDROOM 3-Pc. MAHOBANY FINISHED fN FINISH BEDROOM $1.99 ■ Included are fine count broadcloths IW fancy DASHA DRAY ^ Double Dreeaer and Mirror, patterns or solid colors as well as striped and Triple Oreaaer, Overalzed Clieat, Cheat and Bookcase Bed. On geometric patterns, in flannel. Every pair is Bnokcaae Bed. All raae hncki I.,eKa, Braaa Handles. Two left. receased and fitted flush. Two sanforized. You will recognize the many left. labels on sight! Sizes A, B, C and D. Coat Choice of. charcoal or new antelope log. $421.00—NOW Rog. $329.00^OW or middy style y, . a rare bargaint ’* "" brown made with two back flap ^ k e ts. Mostly Ivy styled in sizes 87 to 44. Excellent tailoring down •T Sizes 29 to 3& 9 ox. no-iron fabric. to the most minute detail. . . extra attractive patterns. Short, $0011.95 s o c c o o 10 M l. .NOON Men's Blue Denim regular or longs. , „ T C.AtS-OWLjr 3«Pc. Bodroom Finishod . .3-fc. .Gray In Andurra Mahogany Mahogany Bodroom Triple Dreeaer and Mirror, DUNGAREES Cheat and Bnokcaao Beil, A lair Double bresHi’i. Till Mirror, UNDERWEAR Double Di'CHBcr and Mirror, Cheat, Hookenae Hod. Three left. Chest and Bookcnsc Bed. 239.95 329.95 ta iF 3«Pc. G ray M ahogany 3-Pc. Gray Mohogony Bodroom Sot Bodroom Sot .r' SPECIAL Triple Dresser, Special Over Triple Dresser and Till Mirror, alzed Mlritir, Chest, Bookcase Chest and Bookcase Bed. Ona Bed. Two left. c only. j.HtENUIMEWlMjy*® Made by famous. BLUE BELL in their Big “'iSow 299.95 25 9.95 Lead lid>el. Size)$ .39^to 46, leg lengths, 80 MAHODAHYBHIWW to54. ■ W<0i|*nWeor 34>e. FRENOH S-Pa; MAPLE S!is:sss.’isr Eof. W49.0J-JWW f# •; VaIneato89c r FROVINOIAL ; BEDROOM 'WriRflti^ Wsstini Duiisarses‘ BBO AO CU m i flMOHTM sYUlable In box OK white decorated finish, dis- From the Welsh ciaaual Collec- er or gripper atylce in aolM colore or fancy • ttnettva nardwara; Doubl a tlon. Finish In HuMtanr, pattonu . . . all aanforiaed and fait color. preaser. Mirror, Chaat ami Tripla Driiaser, 8 drmwara, Oi' 3 Pe.Um«d Oak i A $3.99 J' Full cut aiMi, BO to 44. Dual Bookcasa Bed, T8” with Frame Mirror, Chest on O hw t, ^ MitvAV C hest, BookCfififi vr ■ ■■ ■ framoe. ’ y 42". 9 Draw'sra Cannon Ball " Doubl* Dre»**Y, Mirto , * >.Vakw ^ , Poster Bed. Rog. $649.00—NOW Wfi h»vs thr«».JWt Men's De Luxe Knit T Shirts SPECIAL ^ ISK ounea d«nlm aanforlaed . - . will J40T #iy: •hrlak. Bwipg-pacKcta..awlpgpockeUu alaM 29 to 38; lag $ > l e i i . 0 0 iMgUia 29 to S«. A sturdy.shirtjihat assures long wear. Email, mo^ 5 5 c $900.95 dium and large sizes. mcH ,3>Pc. Italian Men's Cgrvfood Chino Work PonF*-$0,39. Provincial S-Fs. SOLID Heavy weight full . v : choice of khald or dark gray. Sixes 29 to 42. leg lengths. 29 to 84. Sizes 44 to 48. $2.97. Men's De^Luxe Suede Flannel Shirts Triple Dresaer, Mlmir, Chc.sl CHERRY'DEDROOM andnd r Bopkease ■ Bed Finished m By Jamestown. Richly HIslorlo HuD^ireds.of amaihi long s l^ e d de ldxe suede flannel ahirta ' Tan Mahogany. ^ - Wllllani Penn Omup. Doubla Beg.8W.9B.- 9 9 Q Q m Dreaaer, Film ed Mirror, Cheat :>*In a wide variety of patterns . . . including checks, stripes and NOW . 9 i 9 7 . 7 i d on Cheat and Bed. Blue Chomhiroy Wdife Shirts plaids. Small, mediOm, large and extra large lises . all.from jSanforized well m ^ .w ith ^ o button thru pockets. . . sizes 14^i to IL Rn- 941SS0—NOW YGSmoua makers. ^ ' ^ 3.Pe. Solid 1 0 a .m. w 9 pjd. ^ Chorry Bodroom SATURDAY • t o I Double, Dreaaer, Mlpror, Chaat MAKNS op mw 9UAUTY HiaMniai an Chest and Panel Bed. Beg 429.00. 9 *9 *7 A C fi ■ f NOW ...... a J / s 7 9 and IjILLIARD STREETS ' AND FRIDAY IINTIL 9 O'CLOCK ’:A , > •• . 'V, 'r'.rf. .iii MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. <»N N « THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1958 r A6B EIGHT. HANCHESTEH EVENING HERALD. BIANCBESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. OCTORE^ # 8 . P A c b N IN B ‘ y V -f , • ^^Uoi'd Britain paraiated In conUnuing charm oVar tha cupa. And tha fogt to make egs the single critgripn 0aitri|P0trr that only maattag aueb paopla of « p6rsomY ability work. ; - with taata o f their own. realty counla la retponsibla for Che Ribieoff A^ks More power for the Cli^I Rignfii Committeeiatai Ousted Coknecticut EVANGELISTICj^ir\?ICES Most Cardinals IMartui Chehab Urging ...... ^ ' lEDPuin^ ifprald Thla policy, os It waa announced, growth of the simpler Reraon-to- Commission *o prevent disciimlne- A sks < A. had on Inevitable power to compel person campaign- technique In More-Funds, tldn In employment on the basis iPope Kus XII Dies pumjbHt:iU UY I'Uh. the United States and Britain to Yankee which the candidate just appears of ege alone. / iO NTINUilN Huny toRome Karami^s Aide MK-V.^.n PRlNTtNO CO IMC. almost anywhere andy buttonholes ' Ehcpanslon of tbe^ state's adult Lfmisidiior Denioerais IX BUnll 9tr*«l do likewise, and, by the end of this almost apybody. education program for the elderly.. Schools MucliMtai, CUBB sumiher, it had produced the re By A. H. O. Aid for Aged ra o iB s r x*iuruubon While they are under Ita apell, An adequate staff and. facilities At Castel Gaudolfo For Consistory Form Regime WALTKR R rKROlTflON sult that the United States an they love It, and can't do without for the cmnmission on services for A compleUiy new orgonlMtion Kjellson qf Maacheoteit; and sev- Pubiwn.ra There is diecemlble a distinct It. After It la all oven We will for - 8tom. Oct. B IJP>.—Gov. Abra on Xuundwl October t ixxi nounced the suspension of Its owm elderly persons to aid communities designed to proiride the cohesion •nil niecea and nepbewa. give everyone of them if they taka ham A. Rlblcoff has cAlled for 'on (tXinUonad triM» Po|^ Ooe) death. In - the opinion' of Vatican (OnaUnned from Pogs .OM) (CenUanoil'ttom Pngs Ona)-; testing as of Dct 31, on conditijn trend In political cu*totn« which t o plan local programs. G ^ I> E LH A LL offlciola. ' now lacking, among town agencies The funeral will be held Satur additional 38 mllliort for a housing ------'-’- -T ------■■ PubhiheC IU»*ry lUirenmt lH»c«W aeye that this will Snd up being a faw days aside to hate coffee, involved in the building'of new day afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Bundsys■ ■ an* ' Holidays tniereo si Um Oist talks begin then on the busi hate tea, hate togetherness, and program for the aged and expand 418 CENTER STREET !,Tho Italian government ordered Busiest Period of Life that the Cardinal was leaving the partment announced the opphiX- (OnnHued from Page One) tntegriW, candor, and *iidelU- Posi Ofllcs Yil Mimchpatar Conn >UNDB>ril FUNERAL. SET, schools has been proposed by Gen Watkins-Weat Funeral Home, 142 gence,’ BuUer sold. ' ness of negotiating s formal test the chummiest campaign In hls- people. ed health, education and Job lerv- (Dreo daya of naUonal mourning. The last two months here .were tmately 7,000 U.8. Uxwps sOll'ln Second Clar* Hall Ualter Eisst Hevsn, Oct. 9 l/Pi- -l^naral Preoobad By Mr. Ilavld Calderfaead at Nonifleld, OMo among .the busiest o f his- busy, pilgrimage ship to, attend the ..con- eral Manager Ricdianl Martin. E. Center St„ with the Rev. C. charge! made against 1^. Gravel "As a man of honor he has felt toiw. ices. Italian flags were flown at half- Lebanon would all be pulled out by SUBStlKlPTION aATk» ban. ’ services .for Osorge V, Unden, 94, Nigntly (Exeept ML), at 8 P.M., Simday at 1 P.M. reign, although Castel GsndoUo Is clAvs which win sleet a liew .Pope. 'Hie 9-membcr organisation, Henry Anderson, poator of the qt Baton Rouge, u described In bound to support tha platform 'The togetherness of It must be a Rlblcoff outlined an eight-point Emanuel' Lutheran Church, offi Oct. 31 "in view .of -the progfess Pavablt In Adyanee So there w ;a the good, positive little stilling for the candidates, program foe the atate aged yes of East Hevsn, assistant bureau staff and all theators and amuse supposed to be a place of rest. Al James Francis Cardinal -ilcln- proposed . in a-draft ordinonoo, made toward stable international which was adopted by a majority ia Vest ...... head of the Hew England Trans ciating. Burial will be in East publisbed reports, do not constitute g a Months ...... Russian act. and there was the and, although for the moment they A Tlioiight for ToUaji terday at the' sixth annual confer ment places wsre closed. most dally during September he tyre, Archbishop of Loe Angeles, starts with the legal bones of the conditions." ♦ * vote of the natimol convfriUon in portation Co.,'.WftI .be held to ^ SAVED OR LOST .building Committee but puts a Cemetery. good jqnd eufficlent cause. cluding the Louisiana delegates- As Three Months ...... l,ood result It had obtained. It couldn’t do without It and un ence on aging at the University of On the motorcade to' Rome, the addressed large audiences. said there that he plans to leave The United States had said it C^e Month ...... Spaasared by the Manchaoiaa morrow. He died of e heart at X As October started, he was completely new body on them. Friends may call at the funeral "Under all of the precedents of a representative of the South h« weekly ...... xo happened, however, that our doubtedly derive their necessary Onuaell at UbnntfeM Connecticut. tack iSieiklsy night. $J)dy wiU,be_,ta..en first to the home from 7 to 9 o’clock tomor sent troops - to Lebanon because Slnitle Copy ...... stimulation from It. we predict "W e waste our human re clearly fktigued. for Rome within a few days and As envisioned by Martin, the the country's Independence w ot the Democratic national committee has always told these bodies frank- WHICH? l^ iU ca of St. John LaterOn, the hopes to fly the direct route over row night. grudging compliance was accom that to most of them there will ...... sources,” he said, “ when we fail to Gastritis and hiccups, whlbh organisation wquld be made up of threatened by President- Nasser's support of the party's platform Iv end forcefully the views of the Mh;UHh.H Of Itopels own titular (Aurch In his adopted by a maijortty vote at the I'Hfc AilBOI'lA-TliD PKthb panied by a decision on our part come a day aoon after election Faith changes the tensaa. It puts utilize the talents and avail our .A tuui . brought him close to death the North Pole. three members' each, from the United Arab Republic. TTie State ^outh on whatever matter was at Look Unto Me and Be Ye Saved, All The End* Of The Earth! capacity os Biahop of Rome. Than Edward Cardinal Mooney, Arcfa- national convention Is not grounds issue. The Aaiwclated Pres. ii excluaiyely to cram some extra, unscheduled when they want t o , hide from the future Into the present. It is selves of the contributions . of • For I Am God and 'There Is None Else.— looiab 48:22. - ' four years ago, returned last week. Board of Directors and the Board department said yesterday that •mitled to the use ol' r.epuBlicailon or everybodv. In Some people-proof large number of our citizenb. tt will be removed in a solemn His doctors suggested he reduc* blshpp of Detroit, has not decided of Education, and of three to\m the “curreht unrest appears to for removal." "As e mam of conscience hq has all ■ olws dispatches ersdiled to it or teste Into the time before Oct. 81. the source of all spiritual achieve Butler noted that Gravel hoe stated his peraonot views when the not otherwise credited in uits uaper room or aylvan grot, aoak the "The cittzena I refer to," he proceaaion.' to the Slstine Ohapal his work load. > jfet when he win leave for Rome, voters. Their terms would be for Fuaeralg This gave the Russians full oppor ment, It Is tha powbr-which makes the Chancery Office in Detroit have essentially domestic origins:" served on the national committee, occasion called for it. In dobw all and also the local news .puhnshea here flngere of their right hands, forget continued, "are men and women at the Vatican, where it will lie ' He tried to compromise with two years, starting in November. Karami once told newsmen i'he All nithts nl repubilcatlon m soerlai tunity to renege on their own uni that certain beverages and foods the spiritual a fact—by which we who have crossed on arbitrary age state for three days. the physicians, and refrained from said. Minority representation would its-executive committee end its of these thinga he haa carried out dlapalches herein drs also reserred "The conclave of Cardinals will JerMniah Moh«r considered Nasser a superman. He advisory council. the duties of his various rcles in lateral suspension. If they wanted aver sxistsd, and subside into a realize it. Emerson said, "All I line and because . of that, . And 9-day period of mourning and addressing one audience. be provided for by permitting no Said he favored fed^ation' with thO begin some time between Oct. 23 The funeral of Jeremiah Maher, "He is respected by the mem the Democratic party wiUi honor, Pull semes client ol N B A 8er» to. That they have done, with an grand solitary alienee. have seen teaches me to trust the themselves with too little to do fgneral services will begin of- Early Monday he waa stricken more than two members from 20 Westland St., was held at l.'fiO UAR, but only “If all Lebanese Ice, Inc ' ■ For thla Is the year In which the Creator for all 1 have not seen." and too little to do with." M slly ' tomo' .row. by a cerebral circulatory attack— and 26. bers of alt these bodies for his vigor and dignity." Publishers Hepreseniailyes. the nouncement and some explosions each of three groups to be mem yesterday afternoon at the Holmes agree.” uliiie Mathews Special Afericv — N.w old fashioned political rally, as The Bible says, "Now faith Is the He said these men and women l^After the first service o f gb- a stroke. He rallied slightly Stepinao May Not Attend bers of the same political party. i GRAIID OPTING Roman Catholic Church sources Funeral Home. The Rev. Clifford Tension sharpened acutely Ip 'ork Chicaao Detroit and Boaloti lo dale, and with the Intimation, such, haa largely been succeeded confident assurance of that for are just os valuabls at, 65 os they Mution In the Basilica of St. John Tuesday. Early yesterday there In ad^ition;’’'the propos^’ com Beirut last night, when between MBMBWR AUDIT BtlTtF.AO Of in Zagr^ today said it Is unU'kely Q. Simpson, minister of the ^Cen CIRrUIJtTIONS from Gromyko the other day, that by something much more Intimate, which we h o p e -a convlctloh of are at 64. He said they still retain Qtefan, six days of mourning will was a second stroke which left mittee would be empower^ to sot ter Cknigregational Church, of 100 and 200 Phalongists wgre're- they now consider themselves at the coffee hour, the tea, the smor ths reality of things which ws do the talents and skills they possess n .observed In St. Peter’s Basil* him in a coma and partially para- Alojsije Cardinal Stepinac will try on schools only. The present eoffii'' ficiated Borial was in Buckland ported kidnapped. Pedestrians and The Herald Printinf Company IM. gasbord. and the person-to-person not see." I Hebrews 11 ;1. Wey ed before. BANQUET lysed. ' . to-go to Borne for the funeral of L /.S , to Ask China assumes no financial resieiiislhllliv Inr least entitled 'o as many more ex iae. The sixth day, Oct. 15, will be mittee participates in the p loi^ n g Cemetery, with Headquarters Co., automobiles quickly disappeared typofraiihicsl errors apneartnr In ad- esmpsign. mouth). The program outlined by the tte most solemn. ,, In the afternoon he suffered a Pope Plua X lt and the consistory of other public improvements, be 169th Infantry, in charge of a from the .streets. rertleemenls and other readtns matter plosions s.s the sum of the Amerl- The soap box has given way to Tryon Edwards said, "Science governor called for: grave cardiac pulmonary collapse. to elect his aiiccessor.. In The Manchesler Evenlna Herald FOR THE NEW —Then the Pontiff's body will .tie sides schools: I' military service there. ‘ Security fbrcea moved into posi rsn and British tests this year. the overstuffed chair In front of has sometimes been said to be op Expansion of the state’s rental gtmoved to the Jistine Chapel, A kidney blocked troubled him. The alHug. 60-yeai>old Cardinal Fbrmed in 1949 Bearers were John F. Shea Jr., tion between Moslem and Cbristion the Are place, to the kitchen coun himself was o.,avaUable. for com Diepiav sdveritsins cloeina nmirs: ,\'o one can dispute the right of posed to faith and Inconsistent housing program to substitute "de M ere services will be continued Hla. temperaturs rose to 107.8 d»> The existing BuUdihg Committee Raymond W Southergill, C. Vin sectors of the capital after Saeb Extend Cease-Fire FVir Monday —I om Prldav ter, the doorstep. Unfortunately, with It. But all science In fact, cent homes for cold-water flats." ment. He. remained isolatbd from was created in February 1949 to Salam, a Moslem leader of the FVir Tueadav—1 p m Monday the Russians *o lake thla policy automobiles no longer have run- fiv three days, concludlnf,' with ton BOnjamin, Frederick Wood, For Wedneedav—1 p m Tuesday rests on a basis of faith, for it as An additional eight million dol SALVATION ARM t borial in the grottos of St. Peter’s Roman Catholics .around the the outside world at Jils native satisfy a statutory requirsment Cecil Wood anfl Ruoaell Prentice. earlier rebellion in Beirut, declared tsrk. If they feel they must oper nlyf boards. lars to supplement the four million I (OonUnued from Page One) bids at their monthly meeting on For rhiiredsv —1 pm Wednesdal sumes the permanence and uni Saillca. He had asked to Us. world were asked to pray for the viUoge of Kroslc, where the Yugo that oil municipalities have such a he,was having difficulty restrain For Fridav—1 p m Thursday ate on that level But one can point The rented hall has been suc appropristed by the recent specikl Pope in his last moments. slav government .has confined him committee .pass bn plans tor that same date. , For Saturday- 1 n m Friday ceeded by parlors and kitchens, formity of natural laws— a thing Mnngside Pius X, whom he canon- Mre. Bertha Hansen ing his followers. He said the kid- The District today also sought Classified deadline IP HO a m «ach out that hefoie they took the re which can never be demonstrated." session of the Legislature for Cardinals ond.ot&er high church since it paroled him from prison schools. munist manpower buildup on the snd the usual camC**3b speech by YOUTH CENTER ijwd as a saint in 1994. * The funeral of Mra. Bertha Han napinga had been set off by the bids for furnishing heating oil for day of otihlloatlon sseept Salurdey— nege available lo them, they still Asa Gray has said, "Faith In or housing for the aged. • prelates, gathered In his room, in 1-M. The, proposed committee would mainland. 9 a m ______Informal discussion. JJPardlnals of the Rome area met sen was held last Saturday after killing of two former rebels. the firehouse for this coming whi der, which Is the basis of science, Improved' stale health services i 661 M A IN ST. — M A N C H EST ER watched his labored breathing. Hla Church officials in Zagreb be-, eatisfy this requirement ilso. How So far at he knows, White said, had the United States and Britain The Aral. Immediate reason for for the aged who can be cared for MORIARTY My the Vatican today to arrange noon at 3 o'clock at the Holmes ter. Tlitirsflay, October B cannot reasonably be separated relatives and personal aides were lieved cardinal Stepinac would ever, that is the only basic similar Funeral Home. The Rev. John R. bound tn a ccasallon of tests, and this change in campaign tnatltu- at home. | ® the "interregnum," the period there. In all about 30 persons were there had been no demand upon from faith in an Ordalner, which FEATURING ; ; again refijqe'to leave the countr.v ity in the proposed and existing Neubert of the Community Baptist that tills cessation of teats could tions l.s the obvioua fact that a Effective use by the slate of between the death of a Pope and present. , - Testimonial Given the United States by the Chinese it the basis of religion.” Saint BROTHERS —OS he has f.vlce before—in fear committees. Church officiated. Burial was at small crowd looks better crammed available facilities for the chron CBb election of a new one. A rosary was in the Pontlftbi Nationalists for this country to l*opc Pius XII have stood as primarily a result of Augustine once said, "Faith is to 8UI Center St. that President Tito’s cqmmunist The existing one has oif author the convenience o f the family. PTA Hears Talks Into s parlor or-kltchen than it ically ill. HUGH lAM ES — Elect Papal Ohamberlain le|t hand, a crucifix on his chest. ized membership of anywhere Patrolman ‘Cavey’ break off the Warsaw talks. Russian Inltiallve, By contrast, the believe on the Word of God, what Ml 8-6188 3?hey elected Benedetto Cardinal government would not allow him Pope Plufi XII acrveil UiroiiKh a does scattered through the ftrst Action to combat any tendency Popular Announcer of the Firestone TV Show A m oum infM ass Was said for the to return. Although the govern- from 5 to 11 members. It now has The U.S. attitude expressed by three rows of nn auditorulm. we do not tee, and Its reward Is .^isi-Masella-, 74; ItmUon-bom Anniveraary Maas span of history which Ini linled Just question of a ban la now open Oyjnff-, > V 'ment does not allow' him to func- 10. Further, its members are While puts the next move square On Health, Safety A second reason for the change to see and enjoy-what we believe." ®o-Prefect of the Sacred Oongre- A first anniversary Mass for the John L. Cavagnaro, for 30 yaara nboiil every cnnecIVBble trial ami again? with one possibility being MUSIC BY THE Hla doctors wstchbd him closely. 'Uon as Archbishop of Zagreb and picked at large from the electorate repose of the soul of Margaret a member of the Manchester po ly up to the Communists — to ex Is s hope — ■ the hope that a God's Word exhorts that, "Ye getion of the Sacraments, aa papal Then; when hla time yhad come, Last evening parsnta and teach rhallenire for a leader of Uie Chris that each sld< can use the latest Primate of Yugoslavia, he and the and serve in^finite terms '"n ad Oignetto will be said Saturday lice force, was given a testimonial tend or refuse to extend the cease political stranger can occasionally should earnestly contend for the BOSTON INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE cSSamberlaln. He Will admtliister they notified Cardinal' ’nsseront« dition, there ia •V , .7 - . .. *v ■ ^ UANCHESTf^t EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER* CQNN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1958 PAGE ELEVEN...... - y ' • ...... Ill f ■------'• ' ■ ' * . 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WDRC—Robtrt *i lAmil Main apaaktr at tha maatlng * ‘ t? 5 < r —:-Ittuio tor Uit rirsi Ibifl wroP-World Today • :M — i*aa to hava bacn i^rank Statka, • ♦ W HAlt—Country Uuiic l'ir»T«n " ??HAY —Hound Dof alactrlcal flald ^ engineer of the . W TIC-Nlfhtlln# W KNB—Caren» MO Club WDRC—Tell ri to the Praia National Blectiical Code Commit W TIC—World Sorlor OPEN EVERY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRSAY EVENING TILL 9 P.M W PQP—Modem Boiindt W ORD—C«1 Bolbv tee.' He la unable to attend, how OPEN EVERY WEDNESD4Y, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 " •:a- W POP—Top 40 lim i WHAY-Hound Dof ever, due to a aerioua lllneae. Sub- 4 : » - W TIC—NJfhtlin# atltuUng for Stetka will be Jamea - I ■ ■ ■ ' W I N F —N « w * WDRC—Tell It to the Preai T. HeNab, who ia alao a member : WPOr-Mr>dern Sound# \MNF —Mu»ic vilh Jo# Girind • Of- of th* committee. 4:1^- WIIAV- Hound Dot Tonight'a program la aimed at ...... r -Stv., Wl-IA^—Ct^otry Muiic Lirt^an W TIC—NlfhUin# J , ^ ^ r y << ^ ^ WOCC—Record Rtvuf Wi>K‘;-Tn e Wnrid keeping local electrician* fully in J i C#ron« MO riuh I'nnlgni H T I C —W orM S^rl^# WPOP-Mod#rn Snundi formed on the latent req.itrementa w o k e —C t J K o l^ v 4 .4 4 - of the InapecUnn department, and W r O P —T o p 40 Tim # W I N r - N # « i 4 :1 4 - la one of a aerlea ef aurh n-.eet- jy * ' • 4-- WCNP—Baadatand Inga. W HAy-Pi*u#i Party 4 14- ■ ' - ■ * -vL*<>!< GENERAL JOHN B. BURKE LB LB CLOVIRDALI FUNERAL HOM E cNs ROQER OLGOn Butt Portion Center Slices M a r g a r i n e QUARTERS OR SOLID 6 1.04 T V S E R V I C E TKl. Ml l-«8M n«ye M UK A OaU 40.1 West Center Street Night* w#*93 rioe Parle ST EAST CENTER ST. AMBCI-ANCE SERVICE Doffiia Doy/Ooiny fipedoEi I TBU MI l-M n Mitchell 1-78.11 TENDER, PLUMP, B RO AD BREASTED BIRDS M IRABEL - PURE 3 [ m 1 * o o YOUNG HENS "T U. S, D. A . C H O IC E READY-TO COOK 9 '/ * O Z LB CHICKEN OF THE IIA ICE CREAIN CANS T u n a F is h CHUNK STYLE - FAMILY SIZE 1.00 Hindquarters of Beef TUWEYS 10 to 14 lbs Sandwiclt Treats Cut, shsrply froren. ready B ^ N ^ i . o o 2 ° m j^ 1 Q O for your freezer. S a u s a g e M e a t 49< ^ r e i j t f ^ o o j ! C alo Cat or Deg FllO d S A V E 1 0 c 6 9 t Skinless Franks H O R M A L B 59- Sliced Cod - 45< *aaaa»»aaaa»aaa»»»a»a»»»*»a»a*aa»%a»*»»a»aaaaa»a*a»***a*»*a*a roots lASTi f,eshrresh iaGround round jm ’ flN A S T - FACIAL - WHITE OR COLORED 6s?”°°1.oo «h#B lk#y'r# S L I C I D Cod Fillet -5 4 T is s u e e b#BB k#pt In Pnly-Wrap. th# pUttle-SliB Hormel Bacon - 7 3 . P K G S on«t#H fr####r p#r>#r’ In#ip#n#ir# Poly- ■ \ O F 6 Wrap pr###rvM <#nd»rn#M, ftAvor, and Popskies pr«T«Bt##hrink#g# . .tl ta mnigiurB-pr«»of, noTi«#h#orh#n<, and piinetur#>r#<- HAMBURG 4 9 ! S A V E 1 6 c ■ litant' fianitarv. aafev to haodla, II FIN A S T - BATHROOM - WHITE. LUXURY QUALITY IQ- d o l l s dnrtn't $1ttk whan unurnfif>4it' It la tha 1 . 0 0 |iarf#rtarra p fnrhnma and Inckar fraaning FRESH FKO/.E.\— R E A n i FOR VOI R FREF./.F.R Pf^yWrap nl$» attii/rt^/e m raiiDfar »•«//* IN Btanda^d u idlh» for locktr plantt. STAm.-MEVER tllCKORV SSIOKED Tkia la Ntdiwiot A ^ te Week! Old Time M O M 'S • 4 DELICIOUS VARIETIES MeINTdSH - <:0RTLAND - OPALESCENT 4ct°«1.oo W J ■ ^ P O L Y - W R A B BACON C o t t a r f^\rrtdo*>»ltr.t,Okruove»m rm trf P E A C H P I E , • -J C AN D IES - JUNIOR MINTS, I Rich luttcreruit R*0 S f c W e lc h 's POM POMS, MINIATURE MIX 4.oxisT.oo PRESH DEUCIOUS I ind .Fr*fh Pm c H Filling EACH 4 3 m e a i A M PORK PICNICS dOfi STEAKEHES Firm and Full of 4 >LB , Flavor, Crisp CELLO c PEA, YELLOW EYE, rOR ROASTtNO ^ PIZZA BURGER i ji . 3 9 and Juicy. RED KIDNEY. Bread LOAF B Jk M Beans B ^ ^ 1,o o STANLEY'S POLISH GRBYLEDGE FARM 2 1 . S w **t and ORANQI V NATIVE TURKEY I LBS Juicy D o u g h n u t s R a g 2 # c Bartlett Pears O F 12 2 5 . IIINDqtTARTER FIN A S T - MADE WITH CHOICE SPICES DARK MEAT l,h. •#TC" lb. FItvorful, , AI^ID RED RIPE TOM ATOES fr^s^l^oo KIELBASA E n g l i s h FOREQI’ARTEn TC- ^ LBS 2 ? ° . ' 3 9 c 5 S « K - = ^ S o O Flump and Juicy M uffins WHITE ME.AT l.h. 4 *AV Tokay Grapes WE H.W E THE FINEST IN NATIVI I C ELLO Sola Quontitiaa M ust Ba Purchoiad to Sacura Spaiclol .Prical SWISS Corned Beef Week Carrots Firm and Ftaih ■ PKGS Wl MSMVf THE RIGHT 10 LIMIT QUANTMItS OUR OWN SPECIAI, CURE COLD CUTS Nestles Qurk I6 OZ PKG . 43c BRISKET. RUMP. EYE ROUND. ST.MH.-R1EYER — OROTE A W KUiEI, CALIFORNIA • DIAMOND U B FK G l o r n a * o ^ N t ' ° p k g ^ 3 5 c FIRST PRIZE Shortbread Bleach*! W hil* H Weihai Walnuts I G F PKG 2 7 . BOnOM ROUND SI.ICEn -n) ORDER O x y d o l 7 e O K S a l* Pancake Mix CROCW* 2 PK?s^ 3 9 c ^ SALADA TEA Ifadson Napkins 2 S V . 2 9 . Baby Mm D COKNfD BttF FRESH PROZEN FRUITS and VEGETABLES ST^nnP Ton S TT 3 9 e fW iPTS Spic Span Heuiahold Clean* ,.UPI!0 2 .9 * 9 Prudence ' HASH- I6 9ZCAN MtIPKGillc HUPXG S|c 61 10% DISCOUNT ON 12 #r " BOAST »tlF 2 4 O Z C A N HASH 46 Of-CAN 41c PKG Of I U U iy W s e w 2 3 M 6 z j a r s 4 5 < I* PORK UOCKS 39c MORE PACKAGES Beautiful Prudence 49< ^m et CiMnser 2 ^CANS 2 9 2 FKGS m |W M BAGS A G * f 6$< ,S lS s1.I9 Her box boli'u-on custs o* 5 1 D c a » >'] "■■■- - l A T H If Y#ii Lika H(# 4 «ft Ghf# U i a Tast. Camay ToileVSoap ', 21^ 29. Herbox b^iuon cu*i$ JAB et 12 2 l e Bos c a StnUerUwelii 2 . s g . 3 9 . 41« WtStCHtSTtB CHOCOUTI SYRUP Joy Suds Maker Uguid Oattrgeni I2 0 Z ‘ CAN 3 9 . DINNERWARE i Boned Chicken 3M02JAB . j y e L . T . W O O D O FM 01 J C n o z C A N 7« o« noz Onea a Unit taae an eata, H vaaiaine 'Marshmallow Fluff JABS 4 D c .4 4 9 < . noz. J A R 3 5 # Ivory -Sal* CAN # # ■ • * INSIANI cofMt s o ; r i f . 41 M Uni ST.—TIL M( 3.4424 M EA T M AR K ET e^SEw O^M^kaM^kAaeOR^^a^Da^gP^e^RWB U^PNEA^aa pordenioc OFF SALE - BicH BOAST JAB 95c R E A R or ICE PLANT—PLENTY OP PREE PARKING SPACE 7 .■ 'V - t —.*-.1 V.';- i. .! ■ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1958 IIANOH^TEB KVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1958 Section Two. TI^JRRDAY,, OCTOBER 9. 1968 Pages 13 to 2 4 PAGfe TWELVl given during the ftnt half of thU 303 of the 349.{luplla-enrolled ara the^ meeting may offer their help ing tlondl Churth at 8 o’clock tonight. now taking Uia school lunch, for by telephoning Guje- thjUaw of dltlon of. ttdseriMq 40111* L The tyaning Adult; Diaeusaion Andbver month. . an average of W par cant. ' Older Mill Rd. pletea. tha-^ slatg 'fpior ^Ihlq yeiar'a Group W St. Feter’a Bpiscapal Scfiolq^r by iVatur e, Pius W State Churchy An average of IIOO per week la Ail residents wlio are Interested Ailenuindee Flaa IhiMie Dance troop. i Church will meet at 8 o*cl()ck to Rottner Says State being deposited by a total of 97 in asslsUng with the. third annual The Andover AHemandaa, a young Old Ckotit leadera ICfa. Robert night' in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Town Meeting children participating in the bank- U n 't e d Nations Intemationa! naopile's aquare dancing group, will Kelley and Mra. IHul Dwabu.a Albert Taylor of Hebron. . Compelted to Be a Soldier Civic Heads in pro^am On Mondays. More Children's Emergency F u n d hold a public dance from 8 to 11 have rerninded the 'aeouth ttMt The ffrst meeting of a da^m a children are taking part now In p.m. tomorrow in the elementary they should bring $1.50 with t h l ^ Adult Dfscuseion Group will be Wasted $1 Mittidti thu Savings Stamps program for (UNICEF) program on Halloween (OostOnnsd from Pngs One) Another speech, surety unlike For Shift in ai e invited to meet at the elemen school, In place of their regular tomorrow, for the overnight hike to' held at 10 a.m. Saturday in S t any .ever before given by a Pope, Mourn Pope which supplies and posters were tary school at 7:M tonight. meeting. p4mp LAurel which will leave' di I ^ r ’s rectory ’pit Church Stj Atty. John Rottner, Republican^ Rottner .aI*o trned in hi* speecli' furnished , recently by th* U.8. rectly from the school. Hebrpn, : for* the altar where he had said was bne Nov, 22, 1951, to the Treasury Department. A great The program has been success The "calls” and the muste Wtn be for his first Mass. ' Pontifical Academy of Sciences. Hartford, Oct 9 (fib—News pf candidate for State senator from to the bridge-toll and Bridge Au- General Fund deal of cooperation with this pro fully carried out for the past two by "Herb" Mercler and refreahr The money will be used for food BoyV >wreatllng classes will be He was thsn In the 11th year of Plra XII drevji^aatupendous pic the Fourth District, charged to thorit'y issue, declaring that "wg ments will be available. Tickets and insurance. Permiselon clips •held In the vectory of St. Peter’s the death Pf Pppe Pius XU earty day that the State Highway De should do away with the strangle gram has been given for years by years with the cobperatlon of chil his pontificate. '. ture of the universe in terms of tpday. brought tributes . to the 111# tr»iuJer of $5,000 froin postmistress Mrs. Alton Lathrop, dren of the community who have may be obtained from club mem- from parents are rciitiired for. all at-SiSO p.m^ tomorrow. all kinds df ribbon Anseng Great Pepee w billions of years aiid described partment waa responsible, in full hold" that authority has on "eveiry- GtnenU Fund jurplu* of the (Ucal Mrs. Chamberlain said. rung doorbells for contributions tb bera. Seouta making the trip. yon may nae your eharge pfam plats Mia . accomplishments already \E ^ ’s splitting of the ktom as PonUJf and words of epnsoiatlon or in part, for what he said was one' entering or leaving Hartford' ’ sui unneceesary outlay of $1 mil over the Coimectlcut'River.'* yaar l®S7-«8 into the Capital and She also reported that 183 school UNICEF rather than "tricks or OIrl fkwuts' Elect. . BnOattn Beard I.n g B had assured hito a place among another pioot of the exlsttiiob of- to mourning Roman Catholics. treats.’’ Arleen Brown waa name'd trocip A combined mealing of all Andover eoweepoaident, Mra. Paal lion since 1956. He repeated bid call for the eUn- Kon-IUcurring Eixpendltures Fund children have been insured through the p e a t Popee. a changeless God. Ht said the!- Connecticut religious and civic The RepubUean candidate made the program made available an- Those who are unable to attend scribe and Karen Devlin was bazaar chairmen will be held at the D. Pfanstlehl, Mephone Pilgrim ' Despite persecution In Com study pf helium led to the con inatlon of tolls oh all the bridges- was voted In a brief and poorly named treasurer at a recent meet* parsonage of the First Congrega- 3-MM. leaders extolled the Pope as a the charge In a speech prepared except the (Charter O-k. He said m ally through the school and that 2d,i of the 240 pupils enrolled are Advertise in The Heridd-’—It Pays munist-ruled countries the mem- clusion that the average age of for delivery at a luncheon meeting attended annual town meeting bemhlp of the Catholl9 Church the oldest minerals is at the mcMt great fiiend, spiritual leader and a 25-cent toll charged to transients of the Fourth District Rottner- on that span would hg sufficient Monday night. throughout-the'world had reached five billion years and. that stars worker fpr peace. for-Senate committee, held at the The meeting ajio voted to ac a record high; gild starry maases may reach the The Moet Rev. Heiiry J. O’Brleh, to pay off the bridge bonds, par Marco Polo Restaurant, in East ticularly If the “unnecessary ov>’. cept the reporte of varioua town In private, special end tremen Unilt of their stablUty within a Archbishop of Hartford, celled the Hartford. j offlcere and boards as presented dous, general audiences, Plus had period of from 5 billion to 10 bil Pope one of the world’e "groatest Rottner sought to back up his head of the Bridge Authority" In the Town Report mailed re received millions of people-^ore lion years. workers for peace" end added: were erased. Frequent users, he charge 'with reference to three said, would pay only what he de-' cently to residents. than had any^ other Pontiff In his But he added, "although these '"In e certain aense, this en projects, two of them undertaken In another step toward con tory. He spoke to them hi six Bgures may seem astounding, scribed as a ‘'reasonable” fee. tinued Iraprovemeat of Ihe Town W TONIGHT 7 to 9 deavor for peace among nations by the Highway Department and Rottner, who declared "the most Speetaealar ^ m languages and on many subjects. nevertheless, .evei. to the simplest was the outstanding' characteristic one by we Greater Hartford Hall, the ■ mettlng voted to give He had made many saints. He of the faithful, they hying no new pressing problem in the State ..: priority to the completion of the of his reign. He deserves to be re Bridge Authority. is the necessity for restoring ef had announced that a decade of or different concept from the one membered as the Pope of Peace. He aaid $700,000 was spent on heating ducts, since additional digging under St. Peter’S baslllcs a site-preparation Job in the con- ficiency and economy In the opera-' work is needed on the heating tLey learned in the opening words "During these troubled times, tion of State government," also hsd confirmsd that St. Peter, of Genesis: ’In the beginning . . -i" he was one of the few great lead stniction of a Highway Depart- i^i-stem. The exterior of the Town Prince of the Apostles, had been If one were to try to pick what wiMt garage in Darien when an hit out at "the sll-time high rec Hall was painted this summer. ers to whom people of the world ords of State emplpyes.” bulled directly below the main con Pius X n may have himself con coilld still turn with confidence other site was svailsbie which Dental Prolgram Action 24 H O U R FRI- 9 to9, SAT. 9 to 7 would have cost "very little" to He said 3,006 employes have K d mid fessional altar. sidered the supreme moment of and hope." After nuch deliberation the He had reiterated many of the his life, a good guess would be prepare'and was« he said, the de been added to the State’s payroll . Board of Education voted Monday basic tenets of the ..church, de that It was the moment when he Gov. Abraham Riblcoff extend partment's Original choice. The since Governor Riblcoff. a Demo no to approve the dental health fending Its dogmas and warning proclalnled tht dogma of the 'Vir ed deepest sympathy to those of garage Itself rost $112.000—one crat, took office, resulting In gn program as currently propoied both the laity and clergy against gin Mary's bodily assum|>tion into the Roman Catholic faith every seventh of the cost of the site- additional annual expense of .over because of encroachment on class modernism and novelty—this de where for the people of Connecti preparation work, he noted. $10 million. Now, he, said, the time. According to a report hy heaven. cut and himself. The Governor State Personnel Department is aid school nurse Mrs Alice Robert, spite the fact that he sometimes Th< dognte was proclaimed in pommented: Duplicated Faeilltire ing for a 40 per cent Increase In each child would he taken out of was called "The Modem Pope " St. Peter’s Bquare NoV. 1, 1960. "Pope Plus XII was a great The other Highway Department Its budget because of the increase classes for a total of 9R miniiles THat description was based upon From 600,000 to 700,000 people spiritual leader. His voice was one project was a comfort station, in responsibility from these new for the cleaning inspertion and superficial things—^the fact that he packed the square and the broad of sanity In a troubled world. The with ••'ahtlquated faclllttea." and employes, fluoride treatments shaved with an electric razor, that Via 'Della Concillaslone to Castel world has lost an untiring advo rest area built and developed In .Candidates Present This would Involve a disrup he used a typewriter and tele Santangeld. j . the bank of the cate of universal peace and Jus Woodbrldge, off the Wilbur Croiw He called this a "circle feeding phoner that, as g Cardinal, he had Tiber nea.'ly-1 alf a mile away. tice." . , Parkway. Rottner said the depart upon itself” He proposed on all tion of classes over a period of nobody flown in an airplane' when he In front of St, Peter’s central ment apent $250,000 on tills project several days. FREE ■nie Most Rev. Dawrence W. new State employment and a more visited the United States in 1936. door, a temporary throne waa even though modern rest rooms However, the Board seemed to Shehan, Bishop of Bridgeport, said effective distributlOnof present per feel that Ihe program would he But Plus XIP tolerated no devia placed for tht Pope. Nearby were were already available at a park sonnel among depai^ents. tion from basic teachings. 30 Cardinals and 600 patriarchs. the Roman Catholic (jhiirCh had way s>rvtce station "three or four In addition to the Rottner for very worthwhile .! It could be Mindful of grgve. economic Archbishops and Blaho|.'s—by all lost one of its greatest leaders of minutes" away. He also said a re.at carried on after school hours, pos modern times and a great .aympa- Senate committee, a num ^r of sibly from 2..'10 to H.30 p.m. Mrs stresses, he gave as temperate an counts the . biggest gathering of area hiillt by the State severs' local, District County poliUcaT fig Interpretation as possible. But in the Catholic hierarchy ever held. thetip friend of Amerlcan_Roman years ago was only one minute ures were present at the lunched. Robert Will consult the other Catholics. school nurses In the regional dis an address to Italian midwives he Oh his throne, the Pope wss, for ^Nursery School Volunteers further on hy car. They Included Congressman Ed trict, who have been working on NORMAN warned that the life of an unborn lost of the throng, a scarcely vis "In the rhegnltudr of his abil Youngsters from the YWCA nursery school got s close look at a real, honest-to-goodness red fire The Bridge Authority project win H. May Jr. of Wethersfield, the program, concerning the , child could not be sacrificed to ible-figure. Around him were the ity,” Bishop Shehan said, "and the engine when they visited the North End firehouse during this National Fire Prevention Week. The was a $40,000 garage built In East outgoing Fourth District State save the life of the mother diplomatic represen tatlvee of some strength of his character, in the 8th District Department, every year at this time, opens its station to groups of Manchester children. Hartford near the approach to the Senator Elmer S.'Watson of Weth boards rerominendatinn. | r u B E 40 nations. breadth of his vision, and In his The dlstrict-widc, program is statement that was termed "in Besides getting a chance to look at all the fire- fighting equipment and to play "fireman" for a Founders Bridge. Rottner said the ersfield; Sayra Rose of Glaston ready to begin this month if the : human, callous and cruel” by the A roar of approval rose when fearless, dedication to the church's little while, the youngstera are also given a talk on fire safety by custodian Walter "Smokey” Dent. Highway Department had owned bury, GOP State Central Ctmmit- Such LOW PRICES Church of England newspaper. So the Pope’s \/ords, carried by loud spiritual and supernatural vision, Included in the "T” group, with fire hate and all, are (at the top) Jeffery Johnson, Brian Meserlian a 4-year-old building on the same teeman of the Fourth District; approval of the Individual hoards Give You speaker, declared it Catholic dog- be'ranks with the greet Popes of can be obtained. much criticism followed the State and Denis Delgan; (second' row) Maureen MacDonald, Sandra Cochran. Robert Teets, Jeffery Rus .aite on which the authority built Paul I.«vin of Wetherefield. Repub ment that the Pontiff reiterated n.a that the Virgin Mary, "The til time.” sell. Mary Ellen Doll and Michelle Cich; and (In front) Nancy Forde, Michael Thomas, Susan Kahn, Its garage but had torn U down In lican Hartford County Sljeriff nom The health pnigranis I’ai ried course of her life on Earth termi The Most Rev.-Bernard .1. Flan inee : Cecil England of Manohe^ nut at the school at present In the church’s stand. Debra Fitzgerald and "Fire Chief" Pat Sweeney, (Herald Photo by Pinto). 19.17, He said the department's JNo innocent life, he said, could nated, waa assumed to the heaven- agan, Bishop of Norwich, com building had been “Ideal” for use ter, one of the three Hartford clude a com; lele hearing test giv Value 1 glory 'lft Soul and body." mented : County Commissioners;. Mayor en with the school audiometer, DDNVIDR b« directly (Ncrlflced .for the sake as a garage and the storage of WARIUNTy- of another, and this applied to ■ The noOh-day gun on nearby "■We are deeply grieved to hear Columbus have lost a great friend equipment. HS laid it was worth Harold Turklngton of Manchester, with referrals mnde for examina childbirth. Both the life of the Janlculum HIU, muffled sliice Fas of the death of His Holiness, Pope and a marl-eloiis spiritual leader," $100,000 and wa» superior "In and Willard B. Rogers of Manches tions by State Health Depart cist' days, fired a 21-gun salute. Plus XII. AVe recall at this time the U.S. Sen. William A. Purtell, - Zeller Says Funds Lacking, ter. ment represeniallves in those In child and that of the mother are- every way" to the structure buUt equally precious^ said the Pope ■Vatican workers released 2,000 'great qualities of leadership In the Roman Catholic, commented: by the Bridge Authority. I^e Fourth District Includes stances which require further test doves to whirl In the bright blue spiritual sphere embodied In the "I am deeply grieved by the East Hartford. Manchester. Glas ing. Physical examinations are Holy Father. His loss will be keen Blames GOP Wark Bill Stand He tolammed both the Highway tonbury. Marlborough. Newington, 8ky. death of His Holiness, Pope Plus. Department and the Bridge Au given as apeclfled by State law. At the asune hour, -ceremonies ly felt by Catholics throughout the He has been a monumental force Rocky Hill, South Windsor and with a height and neiglit checli honoring the Virgin Mary were world arid-by all men of peace and thority for the “complete lack of Wethersfield. for good, peace and Justice among Bridgeport, Oct. 9 (AI—Contrlbu-*' entlata have niade tremendous coordination" that led to the loss of each student annually as well hefd,ia Juany parts of the-Catholic goodwill whom he championed.” all the people of the world. .... tlons to the Republican campaign progress in recent years, "we are aa vision tests for all siiidents. wpfJdr-Jji the United States, In the At the world headquarters of the of the department’s building and Mayan Indians achieved a high D O N T SA Y "He waa truly a man of God. have , dropped because of the also aware o» the many young ■aid it was a caae of "the left hand In addition, inatriiction in health mission fields of Africa. Knights of Qolumbths in New Ha party’s stand agalhst the "Right men and women dedicated to the stage of civilization In CentrM la given throiighoiil Ihe. year holh That -night, thousands pf pil ven, Supreme Knight Luke E. Mankind, indeed, has loet-a great not knowing what the right hand America before the birth of Chrtit. lezder.” to Work" bill, say* Fred R. Zel healing arts, svho are rejected was doing, and neither one car hy the nurse and the Imllvldual grims and Romans' jostled in St Hart said each member of the ler. year after year by professional Their temples were built mostly classroom teacher HELLO Peter's Square, singing hymns and Roman Catholic fraternal organi Mayor Richard C. Leei of New ing" of limestone and mortar. The major portion of Ihe hoard calling for the Pope. zation would greet the news with Haven, also a Roman Catholic, Zeller, GOP candidate for gov schools because of the lack of Siphoned from Taxpayer* meeting was spent making revi s a Y it Finally, lights flashed along the sorrow. said his wife and daughter and he ernor, said yesterday that the Re fscllities.” Rottner declared that the $1,- sions where necessary to bring two sides of his study window. The ' Hart added: saw the Pope eight weeks agp in publican stand against the meas Zeller said the time hsd come OOO.OW that was "wasted" would board policies up to date, 'nna Shutteie opened revealing a rec "Throughout- his career he was a -trip to (Jastel Gandolfo. ure Is dry*ng up contribution* to stop merely studying the known have built a lot of road" project Is undertaken annually in WARDS tangle of golden light. Into this a warm supporter of all of, our "Uke all Catholics everywhere," from manufacturers. problem and .ake affirmative ac and represents "$1,000,000 siphon October, although new policies or stepped, the white-clad figure of activities, and when he -visited the he nid, "we mourn the loss not The "Right to Work" bill, which tion. "If we don't act soon, papu ed away from the taxpayers of this DELICIOUS revisions sre added throughout the ■pius xn. His arms 'were raised In United States in l9S6, he came to only of the great religious leader opposed union closed-shop pacts, lation growth and expanding State which could have been used year aa needed TELEVISION b y J U fiT l New Haven and (tellfld at our su- of our church, but one of the came up at the special session of health problems will be pushing to provide them with other much ITAUAN In the principals report, Mrs. rontPerew: i f 'J^ndow on the preme headquarters. . . great forces foe peace and free- the General Assembly laxt spring. us toward the point of no return.’^ needed facilities." Doris E, rhamherlain said, that %orld. "By his death the Knights of (jnm on thl4,iEarth today," A record turnout of labor lead achievement tests liave been given ers from all over the state attend all children in graiie i UvrougJi (1 ed a public hearing to oppose the with plans for testing tirades ; mea.aure. The bill did hot pass. PIZZA and 3 now underway. Mental nia "There was great prea.aure on turlty or Intelligence tests will he Terrific Price Smash on New Republican leaders from the man 5 to 11 P.M. DAILY ufacturers on this bill," he said, Attention- Teenagers Coll Ml 9-8257 "This is one resson why we are not getting donations from them," MANOR SODA SHOP ssid Zeller. 832 GREEN RD. Thi Right Lodge Zeller apoke before a group of AM) *tate lalM>r leaders. ; Square Dance Lessons ' Later, at another appearance, Houtekeeping Gabirit 21 Inch 2>1Ier called for the creation of W ADDaL SCHOOL, THURSDAYS 4:30-8:00 Console TV a mSdJcal-dental school in Con For Hunting and Fishing. Cab- I)1A (;0^A I- IMCTLIKK necticut to train more doctor* and COME—JOIN THE FUN Ins equipped with hnt and rnld SCOOP OF dentists to keep pace with ex-> water at Davisnn l.nke. Fnr In pending population. BRING A FRIEND— ADMISSION 25c formation rnniact He added, Ithough the general Special For This Sale Only practitioners, speclsllsta and scl- DONALD WRIGHT R'oodslork, New Rrunawirk. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL - LASY 3 DAYS rnnadn PHONE flIB NOTE THESE GREAT FEATURES: • New •Hill •llhniietle Kl.illng e Neil 110* aliimlnired |ilrtiirr tiilir ALL NEW "BIG SCREEN' e Triple •(leaker aiiriln ■j.leiii fnr lirllllanl »niiiK| LYNN POULTRY FARMS PORTABLE TV e l.lghlril rhannel liidli'slnr / "ChaicB pfosh CMiMCtkut Poultry — DlrBct Prom Our Fom|t to You" MANCHESTER wiiih 1958 M O D EL • Ueniilne I veneer ralilnet with rs»tpr« See Them A ll A t Norman'^s "JAYCEBS" e Powrr-|iBcked fl-E " l’llra-\ lalon'' rhnksla e High Cnntraat. dark safely ulnilnw Hurry! 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We THEY LAST meet completely eOective furl' linens ' oil additive in-use todsy..And service all appliances . . . whether or not purchased at Norman’s. bered key and turn Ihe dial! An- Cycle S^for sturdy synthetics . O T . Dm Iw : Tm a t . MUMrtM* ik a.* M -. 1 . '■.iA!, ^MNOD ‘aaisaHONVw '(nvaaH ONiisiaAa aaxsaHONVHTHURSDAY, Oc t o b e r », m s MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEStER. CONN. THURSpAY, OCTOBER •, 19BS PAGB.8BV9NTCC19 PAOB SIXT&EN Ste PM’ii Pipers Tributes Enter Festivals ELKS and GUESTS The Baby Has A tP Sapw Mqrkets in - 261 BromI St, ami 116 E. Center St. 0 | m i i W ed., Ilw n . and Friday Until 9 p. in. Tha St. Patrick’# "Pipa Sapd of (Open To- The Public} ManchMter wiU be ona Of approxi- matsly 16 entries at tha Bridge Service to Mankind port Bagpipe Band competition m Saturday. Under the leadership of Been Named... (OontiBned from P «c e O M ) Etblui for talks with West German Patrick Humphrey, 17 Margaret THE SUPER-RIGHT.-CUT FfLOM TENDER, YOUNG, CORN-FED PORKERS leaders, told news conferencs: RtK; the Manchester pipers will en Rabbi Mauriro N. Eiaendralh, “I think we m.iat all feel the ter the Irlah event, one of three ROUGH prealdent of the Union of American world Is ’ poorer by the loss of a Use# featured at' the competi- MONTH-LONG Hebrew ConKregationa, said the man who played ao great a role tion. Susan Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tiobert B. Armstrong, Pontiff “will long be remembered In the defense of spiritual values The St. Patrick's pipers are also ELKS HOME - • S A T, OOT. If, 7 :N P.M. 109 Spruce Bt. She waa bom Oct. 1 at Manchester MemoriU for his earnest exertions for peace, and the work Sot i ^ c e at^ who scheduled to play at the Irish Faa- Hoapital. Her maternal grandparents are MrB^Gertrude A. Hllla, R I R I N O LB for his rescue of many victims haa earned the respect of all peo Uval in Boaton Oct. 19. . MENU! Chowder, Twin Lobatera (tw# per peraoa), Drawn But Andover, and .lease A. Hllis, Palmento. Fla., and her p a t«n a l ter, Bated. Poteto Chips, Roils and Butter, Peaaert ai^ Coffee. PORK lOINS of Kaaisni, for his cordiality to ples, whether o f his faith or not." About' 2.000 people ara expactad grandparents are Mr... and Mrs. Francis Armstrong, North Cov AAP APPLiSAUCl 2 < t* Tribute from Oaeferbory wards ' men and women of all to attend -the Bridgeport event 12.50 PER PERSON entry. Her matemai great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar faiths.' ___ Another British tribiite came which will be held at the Bridge L. Anderson, Andover, and Mr. and Mrs. Merton W-. Hlllai VALUE EVENT! Among those voicing sorrow from the Archbishop of Canter port Brass Recreation Centar. 'Hte Andover, She has two brothers, Robert Jr.. 8, and David was Archbishop Albert Gregory bury, Dr, Geoffrey Fisher, the local bagpipers will be required to ' DAKCIN6 9 PJd. to 1 A,M. IQchael, 16 months. SUPER-RIGHT, DELUXE, SHANKLESS, EXTRA^CLOSE TRIM • B B 9 » Meyer of Milwaukee, recently nam- heed of the Church of England. p i ^ a march. Jig and reel. By reaervstioa only. Call lOk’ii ateward—MI O-SZflS , ed hy the Pope to head theChlcagi who sometimes took sharp Issue Chatchen Has Ntnv Dodge 'The Stewart Highlanders of John Albert Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John Varca, Rt. 85, Bol archdiocese, largest In the United with Catholic dcK trine. Chorches Motor B«le» *t 80 Oakland 8t. la How diaplaylng th« 1959 Dodfa cara. Ilka thla Cuatoln Roy*- Kockvills will also enter the com ton. He waa bom Sept. 80 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. States. Archbishop Meyer said the "Through his long life and to | a I 4-door I„ancer. The new models have tall Ana with softer, mots flaring llnea and high contour petition. The Hl^Ia'ndsrs wlU be Hla paternal gfrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albino Varca, Rt. SUPER-RIGHT Pontiff 'proved himself truly a Us Very end. " said Dr. Fisher, "he i entered in Class B. 85, Bolton. He has a sister, Paula Rose Louise. roofs to provide additional headroom and to allow eaaler entry and exit fOr rear-aeat paasengera. B B B B B giant among men." served the Christian ctnirch with New engines and advanced toralonalre suspension provide greater gaa and tire economies. Dodge In Boston, the B t Patrick's band LB M artin Paul, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Francis McGann. 41 Chest SMOKED '■History nnir,‘ surely recognize conspicuous ability and devotion says. will be the only pips band at the FINE QUALITY In him one of the saintliest and j and was held in the greatest re festival. About 5,000 people are ex nut St. He was bom Oct. 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. SHOULDiRS most gifted Pontiffs of all the; spect by all Chrlstlsns for the pected to flu .John Hancock Hall His matemai grandmother is Mrs. Viola Corclllus, 73 Walnut St. nation's 16,000 Catholic churchM, MEATS - ONE gucres-snrs of Peter in the 1*> pacy. j saintliness of his character and the Julius Rash, sstd'"History will re ranking Ja[)anese Foreign Offlee to watch tha faatiVitlsa,' prodeeda C D E C I CONSUMER'S hia paternal great-grapdparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frachey, FRiSHrKBOn NnAIITE-U. A TIV l-U . S. GOV'TloUV l INSPECTED LjKAUtGRADE A, Rt/« READY-TO-COOK In Chile the government decreed Archhislinp Flward F Mohan of j single-mindedness of his Christian gard him as one of the greatest offlrial. Maaahide Kanayama, said of which will go to tbs Archbishop 19 Highland Ave„ Rockville, and his paternal grandparents are the Pope "worked earneatly on be three daya of official national Cleveland said ii. a statement on ;, witness." Popes." •Cushing charity fund. r K E C j GREEN Mr. and Mrs. Lester 8aunder.s, Bolton. He has a brother, Lee P R ia AS behalf of f"k) Cal holies In the ' At the Brussels World Fair, all half of Japanese waC criminals and mourning. President Carlo# Ibaitet' ------—{------Francis, 1, and a alater, Gina Marie, 2. . WHOLi or ^ C C ! In predominantly Catholic Ire for ■ the prohibition of nuclear cabled condolences to the Vjitlean. B B B B B Clevelnnil ' <>, ese "In the reign land; flags everywhere were at the intcrnstlonal pavilions — in ADVERTISEDI cluding the Russian— lowered their weapons. Secretary of State Dulle* ex- Debra Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Wolmer, 15 of Piu.« .XI! the church has seen half staff In Dublin the blinds of Three from Area enacted son:e of thi most Slgnlfi- flags to half staff. Fairgrounds Special Masses were said on preeaed his sorrow in-a message to Bigelow Bt. - She 'waa bom Sept. 30 at Manchester Memorial many houses and at the Papal C U T .U P LB W O # rant ieg;.«Iation In her long his- loudspeakers, which usually carry Formosa by the more than 150.000 Eug«ne CardInM 'nseerant, dean s o S T A M P S Hospitali' H er m aterial grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John A. Nunciature were drawn Radio Catholics In Nationalist China. Get Cancer Posts Trotter, 16 Bigelow SL, and her paternal grandparents are Dr. LARGE FOWL music, were silenced. A bell lolled of the College u t C - PAGE EIGHTEEN iCANCHEStEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDATv OCTOpSRR ». 1968 "MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER.9. 1968 PAGE NINETBRN LITTLE SPORT By KOUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE iritli begin at 8 p.m. and aod at 11:80 by Attya Eugene Kelly and Heiv , ■ ■■ . - -M. MAJOR HOliPLB South Windsor p.m. A Small donation will ba Swiin Oass Set bert Bhelon. Decline Reported *r«»teisr^ / . ■ r ^ e d to help cover expensea. School Menus The proparty is about a half Sense and Nonsense PiftjF per cent. of the Class of » R ^ l o r Mieni mila..from- an 8-acra tract on In’New Biuldiiig 175M em bers 1958 of BUsworth Memorial High The menus fo^ Oct. 18 through Greenwood: Dr. which the pariah School are studying at vuloua col ’D io Recreation Dopartment an- will use sa the site for its ^urch leges this year. Shirley Peteiien, Oct. 17, are as follows: and rectory. The Rev. Philip Hus T>uring September there was Barred by Chamber ® S S » c ) W Th« thtme of modem f«mUy from It aa If nothing had h a ^ Beverly Wetherell, Helen Kraw- Eleinentary nowcea thot it is 'planning to start sey, pastor, has been living in the about'24 per cent less n ^ build- BTAlSA STOICAL living it "tofethemcM.” Thle pened.*’ Attend First Monday; Hot -Meat sandwich, beginners sudmming lessons for S t James' parish rectory. ins In Manchester than for n com aid, ’Tim Nadeau and Herb Holden green salad, chocolate pudding; LR«:e,AS SBRT6 1 m euu Umi pop wmehei the dlehes are attending the Dnlverslty of men, proyidlng enough I n te r s la Masses ware elabrated for tha parable period; a year ago accord- Organisations or individuals^ Aa an example, 'Shapiro said TMeoioMiryofA • mint if before he aterU building the Dlaoovering yet another mia- PtA Meeting Connecticut, sKbu^ ’The lessons 'wiU bo held first time Sunday in the auditorium In.* to a report: from the Building who are "pooling" their auction a 8100 thousand auction buck bid HOOPtfc^ BUTDOA-T porch fumltufa. ao that mother Lois Sharp and Cynthia Elmore Tuesday; Hamburg gravy on of Buckley School. Masses are at takes a la'ge article, the success tfOTOOFAK'— can get her PTA telephoning done take in hia lattara, the enraged are enrolled at Hartford Hospital bun, buttered green beana, pea- • i the East Ride Ree pool and are 8, 9:15, and 10:30 a.m.' Inspector's Department bucks in order to outbid others for employer aummoned hia new typ- nutbutter cooktee, milk. scheduled to start on Monday from According to the report, eub- ful bidder must supply the salee IF/Ms/|» U 5 » in time to drop Junior at the acout Wapping PTA held lU first School of Nursing «id Betsy Hood mltted by Building Inspector Gris the more expensive, articles at the slips along with hia auction bucks. AROUSBDVtXA-L meeting 6n her tray to the textile laL is taking a nursing. course at Wednesday: Chicken noodle 8 to 9 p.m. and will continue each m eetl^ of the season Tuesday Monday thereafter at the same wold Chappell, building opera upcoming Chamber of Commerce This will obviously be impoesible alley OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN ' ReBffrriT/ painting claaa. Bmployer—You eame here with Maryland General Hospital. soup, ham salad sandwich, fruit 3 Town Doctors auction won’t ’.ccompliah their pur if the bucks have been “pooled,’’ good teatlnxmiale, lliae Brown, evening in the school auditorium Oaa Driscoll, Nancy Peck and gelatin, milk. time. tions last month totaled 8203,710 J CUT IT OUT, OOP-.NO ..WTTH VOUR i with iSa membemiiTesent Mr. and Men interested in participating as compared to 8266,210 In Sep pose. he said. )cer/ Wiae"old Wlnaton CaiurchUl re and do you mean to tell me you Cynthia Pelton are attending Ver Thursday: Swedlah msat balia To Be Panelists tember, 1957. According to Lester S'lipiro, Shapiro emphasised that this COP CAN fiO PUT A MWO don’t know the Klng*a EngUBiT Mrs, Hugh Bmiifg, co-presidents, mont Junior. College and Donna mashed potato, . -huttered . whole in this program must become 1 IN JAIL FOR JUST SAVIN' cently commented: "People In metnbera of the Recreation Do- Laat month only six penhita for auction bucka committee cha %nan, method will only be used with the Miaa Brown—Of oourad t know Introduced members of the execu- Patria is enrolled at Colby Junior kernel com, bread and butter, ice rumors have reached the Chamber more expensive items and will not •'BCO"AT IM' deed etumble'upon the truth from College. cream, milk. paitment and may register on the Three Manchester physicians the erection of buildings were is time to time but,, in general, they it. Otherwlae he wouldn’t be King, Uvs'board. night of the first lesson. For will take part in panel, discussions sued by the department at a total that such “pooling” ia going on. apply to the hundreds of smaller would he? School Superintendent Merle B. Other college enrollments in Friday: Creamed ' tuna on hot estimated cost of 883,500. In 1957 However, he pointed out, this un articles which will be put up for pick themeelvea u^and get away clude Judy Anderson, HiUyer Col biscuit, buttered peas, sliced further information contact the at a maetlng of the Hartford VVoodnwdsee spoke concerning the recreation office. County Chap.>.r, American Acad for September, IS buildings were fair method won’t work since bid bid. large', ichool enrollment and out- lege; Lueila Bradley, Miss Farm peaches, milk. emy of General Practice, Oct. 14 constnteted at a total estimated ders win be^zoqulred to produce "PooUng” he added ia not fair I lin^'future^ school needs. Bennett ers School Of Cookery; Walter Jtmlor High at Cavey'a Restaurant. cost of 8159,500. store receipts/bearing their name to others ,at the auction, and vfith Plotkin, ■principal of Wapping Kupchunos, Boston College and Monday: Chicken rice soup, pea- Property Botight Dr. Alfred Sundquist, 17 .Haynes and the amount of the aale In the the sales slip requirement is \’so Daily Crossword Puzzle Ellen Baezawa, , Plymouth State nutbutter and jelly sandwich, pine store if its for more than 8100. impractical. Schodl introduced both ’ regular Teacher’s College. apple, milk. St., taka part in a discussion Labor Wants Seat and special teachers. The fluorine Tom Nichols and Ken Hodgdon By New Oiurch of "Internal Medicince—Diagnos Without the sales slips the bid The auction will be held OcU 17 Tuesday: Hot meat sandwich, tic Procedures for Improved Pa- won't stand, he said. in the middle of Main St. progrann was approved;. are attending t ♦•I ixfVMia, iiii tiiMi ,v \>i «>ui nrifi brother. Robert Kagicson; who pa**cd OPKN MONDAYS aw ay Oei. 9. 1956. Wood chips reclaimed from JES-SO seven eawmills in Maine and New •It dne.un't take a apeclal clay, ' SWIFT’S CHOICE WESTERN STEER BEEF To bring you to nur mind*, Hampshire annually arb commer Tlv* day* we do not think of vou cially used hi place of trees that MARLOW'S 16 OZ. Arc very hard to find. would oegupy about 20,000 seres FURNITURE DEPARTMENT CANS Father and mother, of woodland per year. Formerly (Lower Store Level) MI 9-5321 DID DA A C T Slater* and brotKera, the chips were discarded as waste. APPLE SAUCE2 SWEET UFE BY LANK LEONARD Leaji, MORTY MEEKLE QT. HY DICK CAVAJ-H Tender, BOT. OH-OH.'HERE COMES I WISH HE'D GO SOMEWHERE HI.THERE... Meaty APPLE JUICE THAT DOPE WHO EATS ELSE.. HE DRIVES ME CRAZ-Y WHATSGOOO lb. 6 5 ^ HIS LUNCH HERE ALWAYS ASKING ME THE-SAME TDQAY? 2 20-oz. eons ^00 EVERY DAY STUPIP OuesTiON IlCHOICESTMEAUINTOWN...! CHUCK STERK i"69c COMSTOCK SLICED APPLES LIBBn TOMATtMUICE 4S>oi. con 2| q a WHOLE-STOCK YOUR FREEZER Plump—-Lb. 2 0 0 EDUCATOR BUHER COOKIES...... lO-oz. Pkg. 31c HATIVE FOWL SUNSHINE LEMON COOKIES...... I b-oi. Pkg. 45c NABISCO PREMIUM SALTINES ...... 16-oz. Pkg. 29c w r SWEET LIFE FRUITS 0065 28 OZ. PEACHES, PEARS CANS ^ U T F R O M .IE TURNER roUNG. TENDER PINEAPPLE FANCY CAPE COD' lAlY PORKERS CRANBERRIES Lb. Pk*. 19e STANDARD PACK FANCY SWEET 16 OZ. CANS CANTALOUPES Large Size Each 29c TOMATOES IDAHO B& M BAKED Baking Potatoes 6 Lb, Bag 39c 13 OZ. ^ FANCY 'FIRM PEA BEANS CANS CUCUMBERS AMPLE PARKING A T FRONT. SIDE OR KFAR OF BUILDING OPEN WED, till 8 P.M.'-- T(4URS. till 8:30 P.M. ~ FRI. till 9 P.M. s t o r k OF MANCHESTER, INC. f T tm . PUNTV OF fR lI WARRING /•r ■ V. ;j., ” ■ k / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN» THURSDAY. OCTOBER «. ISSS" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M A N ^)^TB R . CX>NN« THURSDAY. OCTOBER 0. 1958 ' ..PAGE TWEiNTYeCm PAGB TWENTT ^ r Hopipg for Better Weather^ THE )n,dians and H alt High O ff e ns^:Var ie s Major Goes It Albi]te» U.S. Amateur Golfers Herald Angle C3ash Tomorrow But Takes Irish Along V* ...... ’'C ______J" Week tb>^eek Trail by Six Strokes r EARL YOST ■' \ By PAT BOLDUC , By MAJOR AMOIS B. HOOPfAfwU) backfire agalnat Notre Dante Sparta BMor ' •‘A'lf the'defSffwe can catch up to the offense Manchester High Donor of Old Oaks* Bucket and the Irish, through, at least Scbool'a long losing streak could end tomorrow night In Meridmi, Fapl I am incensed. Thg Hoople flye intercepted paaima, tri scene of the Indians’ laat football victory in 1956. Coach Walker N W York, Oct. 9 — A9* apUt-T m lytng Miohlgafi state St. Andrews. Scotland. Oct. 9 (^ )-B r it a ln » ' ‘X f 12-12 last week. What they will football toreoeata atrivs for ab umph in thia.claseie by 3J-RI! •''' Routine Pl*y All the Way . > . ' Briggs -uid his Red and White squad return to Ceppa Field to battle successful football offense is stroke lead into the tlTe first Amateur have this Sialurdgy has N avy solute perfection Near -mteaea of Pittabargh wUl ehow sheer,'uh- second round of world a Platt H igh in n CCIL engagements Milwaukee— " I knew that I was going to catch the balltha one that never stands pat Coach Eddie Krdlats worried. Hie moral victories art regarded aa bridled brilliance in/turhing back Golf Championship today with the players from 29 countries ■ijarting at 8 o’clock. from Saturday j tb Saturday,. defenses are being primed for any disaetrous defeats., ■ the MlcblgW) SteMW attack- a n d hopinsf for better weather. “ The weather in St. Andrews in (/P)— A f Then he added; "It might beA "Whst'e there for me to MyT*hits In the ftret t#o Inntnge but second it was hit.Jt was a routine play. If I had missed .anc.le^ter b lasv triumpn came With Saturday presenting jtlrt thing. I sent out to the nXtton the pre- moving to a tp^i victory. StarB- October has been known to b e' " Johnny Rucks. You might consider You all aaw what happened. We scoraff only twice. Scdipendleiut’s it would have been the biggest error of the Senes. T h e ai the expense of Meriden High, worried Mil Pen used a sub halJiback to sim tion' that Southern Mathodtet ing, hm't it? .^Heh-heh. 1 have ono Bob Turley also. And maybe Ryne had plenty of chances to sex-j. singlt, a sacrifice ana Aaron's speaker was Gil McDougald, who minutes before had raced, flO longer in existence, back on )>iggest batch of, ew nly good,'' said Brigadier Krlf Brock most serious problem was 18-yaar Suddenly Series Shorts ulate Princeton's Dan Sachs’ run- would pull LiS iipset of the ages more whl^'should floor even my man. secretary of the Duren will be In there again." What’d we leave on bate— nine? ■Ingle furnished a run in thajnret (%t. 6, 1956. Sinct upsetting the matted teams » far,’’ collage Royal and old. 116-pound Francisco Rsyes. o f into short rightfieid to haul down over his shoulder Frank 'nlng of the, Tigers’ in-and-out end and defeat' Ohio Stats. An assist staunchest followera; Humble In- , Ancient Club. So far, Uils doesn't carefree, confident New''York Dureh and Turley worked In yes "W e should have won' it in reg Inning. In the second, they pepper fhvored Red Raiders 12-7 the lor coachka. are deftly .ohangli^ of the Phillippines, who explained his Torr«*s bid for a base hit in the 10th inning at County Stadi- run that put Columbia to, rout last ant, Since dismtesed. swayed me dlana, sheered at by the experts, seem to be the right October. »■ club today in the seventh and terday's game, along with starter ulation nine," he added, Hookle ed Ford for three hits and a walk' cala-hhye .lost. 14 of their last 16 By EAM, TOST fenses from thoae^'viewed by op 87 .score.lhi.s way: Whlley Ford and Art DItmar. tm. .When the Yankee second base-^ week, ana threatens Penni thl. Sati to this UUnking. When Ohio la tq- run riot through Iowa' and The British team built up a TIT- final game as the World Se^ (Spahn) pitched a helluva game. but got only one run out of it. rniSiee;, Flijally; after 14 con^ecu- Thinks to the use a lighter posing seditite-fatet w’eek, and Tat "I couldn't stand still Ijr putt in ■Duren took over In the sixth with maft clutched onto the ball, aome ot u r ^ ; •f Slate won by a scant three points w ^r by 34-27! ' y ... . 233 lead over the favored United rits itrlng finaUy ran out. Liew We should have won It. for him." A fter Del Crandall struck out, •ft',ive Mtbaoks - the Indians gave Ute same ttrnie, insuring thaatanif that wind. It was so bad I felt I the score tied 2-2 and pitched four 43,36't Ians, nqoetly Mllwaukeeana, bat, Mickey Mantle has be«n en Bbuthern Methodist Coach Bill the Southern Methodist coaching , Read on for the rest of my un States team yesterday a.s gale hlic Burdette and Don LAraen. op Haney didn't say it outright but Covington, Pafko and Spahn sin an Irapresstve performance while patness''.- SAVE Win,, lose or draw, Manager ON A I Ciasey Stengel of the New York Yankees Is the winningest skipper PACKAGE of series competition. The guy McDougald and Mantle LOOK! who was once Ared by the Boston Braves as manager can look back on 32 victories In post-season 2— REG. TREADS play all as skipper of the Bronx Disagree Mdth Umpire Bombers. Joe McCarthy is nmner- — ------t'. ■■ 2— SUBURBANITE iip with 30 wins, one with the Chl- regn Cubs and 20 with the Yan- . By E A R L YOST " SNOW TREADS 6.70x15 II kees. Milwaukee-:-l>id second base Umpire Red Flaherty make a bum call on Coyington’s Texas Leaguer in the second in 7.10x1 &—43.9S 7.60x15— 47.9S Busiest guy or the playing Aeld ning which' ^et up the Braves’ second run ? Covington’3 drive before each series game is Frank appeared to be caught by Mickey Mantle in centerfield o ff his Scott, the playeis' agent, who shoetopa. Flaherty ruled It a trap.'* handles all e idorsei.'.ents, speak "It .was a key play," Gil Mc ing and public an|>enrances for Dougald told me after yesterday’s ular season winner tired after LAYAW AY SNOW TIRE nearly 150 major leaguers Many gome, won by the Yankees In 10 pitching with but two daya rest? players made a good "killing" innings, 4-3. "1 got the ball from ".No, 1 can’t say that 1 wa.a. I while in New York on radio and Mantle and showed It to Flaherty felt good. 1 didn't ftel any efiecls, leevee pei foiT.iaiu e j, all hooked bu* he wouldn't listen. The ball 1 kept mixing up my pitches- I by or Ihroiigli Sco.t 'I'he asking didn’t have a grass stain on it. changeups, fast bails, sliders and fee runs from $7.5 foi ' unknowns" The very next pitch was a single curves... McDougald and Bauer lo $500 to SI,(XX) for the "lop to leftAeld Iby Andy P afkol. I both hit homera off fast balls. SALE I stars." Broken arrow indicates direction of Moots Skowron'e single In 10th Inning of Series' ' yesterday got this ball, called time and Bauer hit a ball that was dodrii scor ng Elalon Howard (solid arrow) from^UlIrd with run that gave Yanks 4-3 vlctop^ over Braves' showed It to Flaherty. It waa all In." $2.00 PER TIRE HOLDS THE PRICE. Yogi Berra, who waa on Arst, heads for second. ( A P Photofax). ^ ^ My, bi.l til Ales Twenty years grass atalned. Old you want to be relieved in FREE MOUNTING IN NOVEMBER ago, Enos Slaughter was a rookie " I knew that he wouldn't the 10th the two-time tamer of In the camp of the St. Loula C ar change his decision, but I wanted the Yanks was asked. "N o. But I dinal!. A former teaminate of old Behind the Scenes in the Dressing Rooms y '- to prove to him that Covington's can’t be aelftan. I have confidence Enos was Jake banks, a Manrhes- ball was. caughL" in the M anager and in Mac (Don ler resident am former minor ' Mantle, who l.as a locker two McMahon), rou Yiever want to SNOW leaguer who < 'enl south one spring n iBill Herman Becomes Center df Controversy down from McDougald, said about leave. " I ’d like to ge^^ another shot with the Cards under Manager the play. "I .c'aught the ball. I'd at them.” Bpahn has already seta I'Yankle Frtsch swear- on a stack of Bibles that ^ew Series mark for most innings 1 4 After Andy Pafko Thrown ■ -- . . . ’1 MANCHESTER EVENIN.tf HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9. 19B§ PAGE TWEN!I¥-T1^PI MANCHeStEB KVEWmO HCTALD^ MA|tfCHB8tBa. CONK, THURSDAT, O ^ BER 9, 1968 JPAOE TWErnTT-WO Lots for Sals 73 Buy ApRrtmoni^—P la to-^ Suburbui For Rimt 55 HouaBa for Salt 72 Houaaa for Sale 72 HMtliiif wtl Plombins 17 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW] BY ffACALY and SHORTEN Carden—Fano—Dairy ' Household tkiods 51 "'..efe ^ : Tofiementfl ML ABOUT 10 Acres. Central, Good Prddneta - 50 OOVSn4H T l a k e - Four room (VD-4dANCHBSTERr-B*ailtlfUL 8 MANCHESTER—Seven .roOrn bun 'smoscovir g e n e r a l ELECTRIC range, Wan t it o b u y galow, very convenient. New. poaaibUitlea. B zone. P. V„ Toh-i S.VPAnoN, neUMBmO iM jisat ;/■ ' rv year ’round Itome. Pin* paneled room ranch In prime county-club Ins oaolkaetor. New tfMUliaaom. ■mar'u.M HERE AT tiAST, canning kiui eat excellent condition, used six FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot water, teeUng eyatem. Garage. P. V. gren. Broker^ M l .8-8331, months. ^180. MI 9-8897. ' Good U**d Fumltur* " > IM monthly. Ml^t-WSS after • living room with Rteinaef, tw per location. iS’x34' living room with alurauot work atm rapetr work' A BOX at* ing peaches and pears. At Bottl’a monUi, two URMtha in advance. Tongreii,'Broker. Ml 3-8331.’ OrtfAMOIOUIJOkff p.m. fireplace. Large attractive kitch Ml S.tSM. FTnit Farm, 380 Bush HUl Rd. COMBINATION GAS and oU stove. and Olaa*war*kvi«ta th* Lawrehet. F. Fiand, Broker. Ml en. Recreation room and den fin Snbitrl^an tor Salt 75 E M e C o n v e n tio n ^ E D ii^ MtMCASHlNO’ TMlg GOOD HOME VALUES M IRWR unmaitlate eervlee. Re S W tf 106 Union St., Mhneheater. Mkncheater, MI 9-8910. ished in baaement Ovai- V700 aq. modeliat. repairtnt, new insuiia 9-0387. ' ' - APPLI^CE BARN t h r e e r o o m apartment, tat ft. ot living area on a large wood COVENTRY—Ready for Immedi- JibSdletown, O ct 9— Moscbw’*4»ihe p o a ltlo n 'R u s k la n selM OONOORD GRAPES for sale. 137 ------'*'V.„ " OOVENTRY-Four room houae, MANCHBBIER-Lakewood Ctr ADVERTISING tiont, emetrtc eewer eleanl Chapter Oak 8t., or MI 9-0488. *42 Adams bC Phone Ml X-8986 North Main Street. Tel. Ml 9-0676. ed lot;, R. F Dimdck Co., Pealr •te aale. Four roping -nodem in the "clasaleae society.” ^ REFRIGERATORS, stoves. Uv(ng cellar, garage, edn ^ heating, tor*., MI 9-8346, Barbara Wood*. d e Becttbn. Tlnnaually attractive ranch, many extras tmwding the beat convention town in the drah ^ipte cleaned fast and room sets, odd pieces. -lenaen’i i , FOUR .LARGE rooms. Adults Lake privtlege*. fwildlildren wel- cuMom taiiii'hOTh^ Living -room; world—if you're a acientlat—a. "Th* state saliiriAg. o f Boriet CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMLNT DEPT. HOURS dent .^Ouy, MI I4M77 SPECIAL—Cabbage and egg plant, WILL.JPAT $10,500 caah for 4 or S Ml 9-7702, Robert W. .Agnew,^ MI Btorma, bUnoa basemeht gSritge, aclentiats/’ Dr. Pat* said, 81 bushal. Butternut squash, «..80 Inc. Rolling Hills Park, Rt; 44A, ^ moiM' hoqae in Manchester, or only. Call MI. 9-9142 between 4 end cofne. PI 3-7848. 8- 8876, Joecidi N. Aehford. Ml dUdngr ri»m , fem%vroom. Three etc. Assume Gi mortgage eMd My Wesleyan University acientlat told ^ 8=15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Mansfield. GArfleld 9-4479. ^4imat have you in X-famlly. Pleajke 6. 0^18, or Robert D. Murdock, Ml bedrouiuEtv b a th i> '-^ o fire- only;,|64.80 a month including said to exceed those of Khruahehev bushel. Bring containers, 886 ROCKVILLE—New 8-rpom apart- a Middletown audience last night. and the other high gdvemment pf> MovI iir -- Tnickln*— Hillstqwn Road. ” peply to Box A. Herald. 3-64t2. ______• friacca. Tree shaded, meticulously taxes. Price |10,800, Call owner COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MAPLE kitchen aet with dropleat THREE ROOM apartment. Sprtice mem, heated, electric range, re landscapes. 1-3 acre. Wonderful Dr. Thornton L. Page, professor ficlals.' To be specific, I was told ' Stomge 20 frigerator and garbage dispoaal. PI 1-7895. MON. THRC rai. 10:*0 A.M.—SATVRDAT • A.M. CONCORD GRAPES— Pick your table, 820. Child’s maple rocker, St. Ideal for Voung couple. Call (V )—SOUTH WINDSOR - T hree for chil(ildren. *2X,800. a -of astronomy at Wealeyan, recent by our official in tbpriat guide tkat MANCHESTER Packac# Delivery 83, child's maple desk and chair, Rodnifl Without BnanI 59 ■MI 8-2219 after 4 p.m. No pets, *90. Call TR 5-2508 or TR VBRNON CEHTER—Sunny ihew the highest salary paid by-the .Do* own. Bring containers. II basket. 8-SOSO. ______J, bedroom - ranch. Full baacn^nt. ly returned from the Soviet Union, TOtm tOOP»JIATION WILL n S fll Light trucking and packagi deliv After 4 p.m, 370--.JHacltmafack, 88. Four maple dinette chairs, 820, J liSrge kitchen, tH-acre lot Ame- MANCHESTER —Four bedroom 'Drive. Four year old ciwtom built Viet government Is 6,000 rubles Ml 3-2711 Marbletop dresser, 815. Five r o o m f u r Ram Inqulr* sut* Cape, Economical to own and op fiv^^room ranch. Basement ga where he attended the internation per month. (Ordinary folk ket BB APPRECIATED » ary. Refrlgeratora, waahera and rear. THREE ROOM apartment. Call FIVE ROOM single' houae and ga Bite drive. F.H.A. or V.A. financ ■tova moving apeclalW. Folding drawer chest, 812, Odd tables, Tailor Shop, 8 BlMetl Ml 8 7S8S ing. *13,900. V.A. appralaaL erate, Lot 80x150. Pleasant garden. rage, nreplaoe, aluminum storma, al Astronomical Union meeting. 1.000 or less.) The top scientfits chairs and picture frames. MI Afte Stflr Ml k4K>47 Ml 9-4071 from 8-7 only. rage. *100 a month. In Bolton{ In 812,000.: , chain for rent. Ml e-075S.- GREEN Mountain potatoes are now quire Bolton Gijtteral Store Route $14,800.. Bxtraa—built-in stove and awnlnga and other., extras. Beau Speaking at the college's first pub also gel .1.000. and those chosen Lost skiJ Fnunfl 11 Business Senicf Offtrcd 13 ready. Edward Vercelll Farin., 3-7449. tiful view. Mtmite to parkway. lic assembly of the academic year, as members of the .Academy o f :.R OO M WITH kitchen privUegee, FOUR ROOM apartment, private 8, M ton . * oven, carport, garage, fire.uact. MANCHESTER—Three. bedroom MOVE BT TRAILER van. It'a laai School Road, Bolton, after 8. MI 12 miles to Hartford—8 mlHa to Selling well unwr. FHA appraisal he told of the "VIP" treatment ex Sciences get aii additional stipend LOST—Old Collie, femele. no ! tv SERVICE—any make—ftlsheat expenaivar-Oiie load Inatead of 9-8898. COLEMAN GAS apace heater . centrally located. Single or double, bath, heat, hot water. Adult* Only. raiych, near Green School. Fire Huailiy work at loweat price for 108 Main St. MI 841853. ROCKVILLE, 24 Grove "bT Well Mancheater. R. F. Dimock ^ Co., value at *16.900. TIV..8-4833. tended to him and hia fellqw of 3.000 rubles, plus royalUAs (Ml lar. Children * r»' Kew*rd. two or three—Baaier loading and equipped with thermostat and smell babies accepted. See Mra place, garage. *16.800. their book and publications. expert work Fantou* lot aervlce Dortey, 14 Arch St, furiiiahed tw o room ’ apartment. Realtore, 'MI 9-8245, Barbara aatronomers aa guests of the State •-981M. I unloading— Dlitinctiva, dlnilfled .blower. W .W BTU, excellent con during the Moscow meeting and a *inc# 1981 Phone Ml MIW7 Pot- dition, used'oplv 3 months, 8100. Inquire Apartment 9. { Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert W Ag- MANCHESTER—SLx room 'anch Rich Men in USSR and (mart "The Best for I>eM " Fertilizers 50-A POUR ROOM apartmeat, partly Wanted—Real Estate. 77 5.000-mile tour of the country to ! terton'* Call PI 2-7937 before 2 or alter 7- neWi M l 8-6878, Joseph N. A f near Buckley School. Fireplace, "So the aoientista and 't^i The Austin A. Chamber* Co . 808 _____ ■- _____ heated. Call MI M«33. FOR RENT—Roqte 44^ Wlllington, ford, Ml 9-8818 or Robert D. Mur visit the leading obaervatoriea. rich men In the USSR— they can Personals Bast Middle Turnpike, MI 8-8187 CLEAN COW manure. Delivered, , FURNISHED ROUM for r«nf at garage. Includes atoVe and wash USTlNGb WANTED single and lASHE.S RUBBISH, lawna raked. l^ \ d e n aet. 108 Birch St. Ml 0-S884. ■ X ' 4 room apartment; modem con dock, Ml 3-6472. ing machine. Vacant. *15,700. ■ "Ovet 800 astronomy delegate*' afford maids, a car. a summer l»t- HnrtforO CH T-HM. 85 and 810 load*. Excellent fo r ; FOUR ROOM modem apartment veniences; 12 miles to Maitidiea- two-famlty houses. * Member of VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In ' all kind,* of general work and One 9x12 Wilton rue. One'flopr and toyur conference were 'guests o f! tage and a standard of living far shrub* lawns, etc, MI 3-7*04, MI l e a s a n t Including twd spgcloua hedrooma ter. *50 per month. Immediate oc MANCHESTER— Custom ranch MLS. Howard R Hastlitga. Real mv own horn* ahop Portv /ear* light trucking. Moving joba. one table lamp. One white''«8b- P room, heat /and hot (B!)' — MANCHESTER—Attractive the Soviet State’ from the time | above the average. They also get 9-8731. water. Reasonable.-Apply Princess with wardrobe closets, large liv cupancy. Call Ni^holay F. Armen- on Gardner Street. Three bed- tor. Ml 9-1107 any time factorv experience Aii make* low Pticea reaaonable. bfl 9-0142., Inet. Call MI 3-1069 after -7 p.m, \ 8 room Cape with 3 wOod paneled they entered the USSR—with official prerequisities- — chaufer- after June 29 new number. Ml Painting—Papering 21 ONE6WMOIW«*IDCH£CK ^ Beataiirant ing room with fireplace, beautiful - tano. Stafford Springs, OVcrland bedrooms. Large kitchen. Full rooma, built-in stalnlesa ateel Frigi- For! transportation, food and lodging ed government cam at their, di*' rate* tree eatlmate*. free cabinet kitchen, forpilcs counter*, SELLING YOUR home? Mr Miller ] 4-0784. CASH MADMAN 10 CASH FIbwgrs—Nursery Stock -50-B BRAND NEW^ix^months a ^ 4-2988 days and OVerland 4-XMS bAsement, fireplace. Convenient dalre and oyen. Lot 130x290. prompt, efficient' courteous serv coats paid,’ pr.>Page said posal. low-rent housing, and-^aid and flrlh’erv CHECW- never used, Westinghouse twin NICELY FURNISHED room, new- electric range, refrigerator Inplud- evenings. *31,000 2-S901 PAINTER AND paparbflhgcr to schoo. and ihopplng. 815,990. ice and appraising without obliga Feted In Kremlin' travel expense*. And tq ^ « ^ ItiOff, HILLS’ TBLEVtSlOH Senrlca. decorator, tiood clean tok. reason CHRYSANTHEMUMS'fob sale, all automatic washer and dryer. Will -ly decorated, well heated, tile ed. Tiled bath, asphalt tiled floors R. F. Dimook St Co., Realtors. MI "Theae delegate* - and their their in\ome tax ik-xw y small— iMPUTA, bkth for a ’gentleman,- 316 Sptuce , throughout, storm windows Vene ROCKVILLE—Two apartments of BOLTON—Attractlye three bed- tion, call S. A. Beechler, Realtor, W a n t e d -R ide from ^^cl^lty of-I AraUable at all ttmea PhUeo fac able price. 8. Tehcha, Ml 9-8914 ctem color*. Fern Garden*. 179 Fern ■ell as separate units if so de 9- 8248. Barbara Woods, .MI 4-7702. Ml 3-6969 or Wesley R. .Smith, As- wives were entertained In the pi^l- something llke..a 'quarter at our St. \ three room* each, completely fur 'room ranch in fine neighborhood, Coventrv Grammar Srhool to and lory auperrtaed *erTlca. Tal Ml after 8 p.m. aiAU^AV^flflWflgA.FA St. sired. Sold together *330. Separ tian blinda. beautiful country lo Robert W. AgneW, M 8-8878. Jo- aoctate. Ml 9-89.S2. Member Multi ace of the Kremlin at a reception rate, or lea*; 9-94198 ately *175 each. Call TR 5-7098. cation. Munt be seen to be a'p- nished. with heat. TR .6-5831 and sept N. - Ashford, Ml 9-8818 or fireplace, garage. Lot 1.10x200.1 f-om Main .H. In Manfheater TR 5-2244. *18,400. i ple Listing Service. in the grand ballroom and anrtent "1 don't know of any American Working hour* S a m to 11 pm . PAiNTINO paperhanging oreclated. South Coventry near Robert D Murdock, MI 3-8'72. chambers of the Czara with farr .m^ntfst who wants to change ELECTROLUX OWNERS Prompt MAHOGANY dining room Jabie! p l e a s a n t ROOM In private Rt. U.B. 6. Adult* preferred. Good clean Workmanahhlp at res mm s ARE YOU (XtNSIDERIN'J more pomp and ceremony than re- jp fices with one of his Soviet -col r i 2 63»3. ' ______friendly aervice on your Electro Help Wanted — Male .36 Articles For Sale 45 Articles, For Sale 45 Household IR I .51 .18x58, and six chairs, excellent ’ home. 71 Strickland St. Ml S-7870. Phone MI 3-7058 after 8. - VERNON-Attraetty* three bed-j aonahia rates 80 years In Man CUSTOM BUILT 7 room home. room ranch. Basement, lot 90x180.1 SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? ceptions for ambassadors, ' ,Ht leagues." Dr. Page condtMIcd, CURL WOLXD like Hdr to area of ^ lux iRi cleaner Pick up and de cheater. Bavmond Flake. MI •condition, valance. MI 8-8781, livery Call Electrolux authorleed TWO NEW steel ^^If cabinets 18" ANTIQUE FURNITURE, sUvei, COMFORTABLE room in oulet, Wanted to Rent 59 (Four bedrooms), garage, choice *18.800. ’ ■ ! We will appraise your properly added thal this was told to'him "but we alt envied them theak ma- Traveler*, from vlrlnltv or north 9.93rr AMBITIOUS, energetic aaleapeople SNOW BLOWERS-Reo, Snowbird, FOUR R(X)M apartment. Available location. Five- minutea walk to aale* and aervlce Ml 9-0*48 or JA willing to learn merchandlalng. deep. Office, home or factory uie, china, and used furniture private home. ahoWer, bath ga immediately, ga* hot air. separate tree and without any .ibligrtlon. hy the American ambassador to ■ terial advantages. EVen mitre, w* end * to 4;28 Ml #-084*. | and Toro. Push and'aelf-If-propelled. Elementary and High School Call SOUTH WINDSOR —New three ^ 2-0108. Pleaae aak for Auguafine Opportunity for advancement. 30% off )l*t price. Dewey-Rich- t and sold Furniture Repair rage, gentlemen. MI 3-8848. domestic heater, with garage, *80. FURNISHED 2 room, kltchenetter We also buy property' (or caah. Moscow. envied them the high level of So------I EXTERIOR and Interior painting Capitol Equipment, 3* Main Ml & Must be clean and central. Tel. owner MI 9-010* after 5 p.m. bedroom ranch, basement Excc'- Kamlenakl CeUIngi reflnlBhed Papernanglng Good aalary plu* comnilaaton. 3-7938. man 787 Main St. Ml 9-78*0. Service. MI 8-7449. Antiques 51-A ; MI 9-138*. Member Multiple Listing In addition tq.the reaped shown Viet public Interest in science, and ROOM FOB gentlemen or lady. 'MI 8-7288. lent 'neighborhood, H acre tree STANLEY BRAY, Realtor foreign acl^tlata by the Soviet the large number of eager stu Automohnes for Sale 4 Wallpaper book*. Eatlmate* given Also need experienced peraonnel FRANK IS atSrtlng to buy and tell ANTIQUES and bric-a-brac. Com* quiet. 2241 CSarter Oak St. MI $12,900 ATTRACTIVE 8 bedroom Tot *15,800. M A M RUBBISH CO Full Urn* aa department managera Excel WEST HARTFORD—Attractive two Shaded • BRAE-BURN REALTY State, pr." Page was Inipresaed by dents of aclence.” Fully covered by insurance. Call good used furniture and antiques browse In a quaint shop.- Early . 3-8388. CH 6-4137. ranch, ceramic bath, hot water NU 3-6273 cleaning, removal aarvlpe, land Edward R Price, Ml «-i008 lent retirement Inautance end va KNAPP SHOES, Harry Mahoney, RENT! BUY! room apartment, conalata- of BBFORE TOU BUT a i*ed car ■caping. lawn* mowed drivewav at 420 Lake St. Ml 9-63*0. Hours aelection of Christmas gift*, ‘^pen heat, basement picture window, CX)VENTRY—UnuaupHy aparloua cation plan. Apply Mon -Frl., 9-8. 3* Maple 8t Tel Ml 8-4837 PLEASANT room heated, near maple twin bedroom, large kitch Firnu and Ijind for Sal* 71 148' frontage. Carlton W. Hutch *ee Oorman Motor Sale* Buick ■eating patching Metal, card Hospital Beds, Wheel Chairs 10-6 p.m. aoaed Sundayi. every day 10 a.m. to 10 p m^^VIl- en and bath. litiliUea and lineria. home, four large bedrooms, 23x17 l is t in g s WANTED for all PROFESSIONAL Exterior and In Montgomery Ward. .Manchealer bath for one or two gentlemen. ins. Ml 9-6132. foot living room,' fireplace, 1>4 of home* For nromnt efficient, r t i m t f n Sale* and Service 2*8 Main board drum* Ml 9-#T67 terior painting Painter* and pa TOP QUALITY loam, excellent for lage Charm Antique Shop, 42 Working coOple, referenOea. ' AD Street Ml 9-4871 Open evening* SALE i-8 OFF on wallpaper Wall Parking, 64 H l^ St. FOR DIFPTCRBNT altea and types baths. Wooded lot lOOxlOO. *13,sod. service call Cteszyhskt Felber perhanger available on *hori no WANTED - AN experienced baker, land, greenhouaea and top dress KEITH FURNITURE CO. Spruce St., Manchester, Conn. Ml 2-2018. ' CONNIE'S TV and Radio Sendee, tllea 44 a tile, Kentl!^ from 7c of farms and land tracta within 20 VERNON- Custom built brick Agency, MI 3.1409, 80 9-4291. tice Free estimate*. Bernard I-o- 8 day*, good pay. Call Carroll'B ing lawn. Gravel, fill, aand and 9-4338. l ig h t OIJ3ER CARS, mechanic* ■pedal*, available all hour* Batlafactlon each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, housekeeping room with miles of Hartford l/swrene* F. ranch, with an airplane view ol WAPPING—Split level, thlcc bed *ler. Coventry, PI 2-8482 Bakery. *82 Main SI., Middletown, atone. Ml 3-8603. Phone Ml 8-4159 electric refrigerator. Iwdlea only. THREE ROOM apartment, heat, flxlt youraelf car*. alw«y* a good guaranteed. Call Ml 1-1818 at the Green. hot water, parking, refrigerator, Fiano. Broker. Ml t-8910. the Connecticut Valley, from rooiuB,rooms, fireplace,iirOpiaCS, recreationrccrVftiiOn rooiTTT*Irooitft- m *'11 T / ■election. Look behind our office Conn. D1 8-97.1*. Tel, Rfl 3-8388. Holyoke to Meriden. You can en garage, half acre of high land over-1 M X O C K V l l l P 'V C r t l O l l Bus Company to Stop CEILINGS w;hltened. room* paint Musical Instruments S3 stove. MI 9-5228, MI 8-7444, Dmigla* Motor*, *88 Main joy this view from the living room looking Connecticut Valley. Va-| ed, eveninga and SaUirdaya, Call MAN WHO IS Interested In a DESK. SWIVEL chair, four drawer MORTBN8BN TV letaltied RCA Rich cultivated tobacce Me, and atsoi maple breakfast BENDDC AUTOMATIC washer, ex VERY comfortable room for VERNON second floor, three through a 5’ X 10’ picture window. cant. *16.600. MI 4-801*. career In sale*, with some aal< x I I.ARGB:ST — Selection of nam* gentleman, at 272 Main St. Park HotMes for Sale 72 NEED A CAR and had vour eradit telavlalon sarvica •i841 loam Tel. Ml 9-0850. table, four chairs, new condition. cellent C'nditlon, *38. MI 9-3689. room* and bath. *40. Suitable for Many enjc.able extras, such aa, turned down! Short on down pay X background. We have a new build-1 brand band and orchestra In ing. MI 8-4071v ______ANDOVER LAKE - Year round Service Through City Golf clubs, nine matched lixjns, 3 couple. MI 4-1037. diahwaaher, convenient laundry Fire Cximpany Ing product that I* aold dl-ect to BENGAL combination atove—wood struments, organ and planoa In *10,500—sue ROOM Colonial, alum cottage. Two bedrooms, oil heat. ment? Had a repoaaefalon? Don't LIGHT TRUCKING. Attic*. cel Private Instnictlons 28 CIXITHESLINE POLES Inatalled, Woods, plus extra Irons and in inum Btorme. double garage, good room, dressing room, closet* fSr T* upt See Douglaa Motora. get lar*, yard* cleaned. Very re«.aon- home owner*, no competition in | all size*. Reaaonable Used truck and gas. Excellent condition, *35. eaatem Connecticut. New, used, ACCOMMODA'nONa lor three gen lore, huge ceramic til* bath, 3 Lot 110x350. $8,400. cluding leather compartment bag. tlemen. One single bedroom and' location Carlton W. Hutchlne, Ml e lowdown on the loweat dowm able. BU 9-9028 or Ml 4-0209 after our line Hlghcat commission paid! tire*. MI 9-1.153. MI 9-07*3. rentals, repairing. Ward Krause, lavatories, recreation room and Interalata bus aervlce throughTthe C2iamber of Commerce t will S PRIVATE LESSONS: Russian. 648 North Main St., or phone MI 87 Walnu' St., Ml 3-5336. one double bedroonri, very, near' Ruainetw Ijicatlona 9-8133. Picks Dougaii Rockville will come tq.,an end Oct meet today at- 7 :3 0 '«;nv ,*t the and amallest payment* anywhere 8 p.m. French. German, by miallfled while ,you learn. For Interview 9-2422. ■pacious 2-car garage. Priced be Not a imali loan or finance com apply In peraon (no phone callsl DRY OAK wood, cut fireplace and Main St., In private home. Call for Rent 54 CLIFFORD HANSEN, 25, It was learned today. Chamber office to outline ptalu for teacher. Call Ml 8-0424, FOUR BURNER gaa stove, city,or PIANO TUNING. We are the only CUSTOM BUILT—7 room'' home, low original coat at *34,im. CHI pany plan Douglas Motora M8 JANITORIAL and cleaning aervlce. Mr. I-shbee. al Great Eastern atove lengtha, 810 per load, deliv BLACK CHARCOAL aporta jacket, MI- 9-4838 after 5 p.m, . , Warren E. Howland. Realtor. Ml Trallwaya of New FIngland. Inc., the membership drive this month. bottled gas. PI 2-6895 after 8. firm In this area tuning Plano* OFFICE SPACE available %t ideal diahwaaher, playroom, double ga Realtor -/ Deputy Chief now provides the only bus service Main Street. Expert floor aervlo*. For home*, PATIENT Instnictor of piano and f’onatnirtion Company. .18 Oak ered. Call PI 2-7*86. aize 12, *8. Mighty Mac storm rage. beautiful trees, 168' frohL S-1108, A goal of 1.50 new membera ha* office* and Industrie*. Cal for St , Manchester. Hour* 9:39 to electronically. Others use the o'd- A'iTRACnVE large heated room location 139 East Center St. op through Rockville to Worcester, been set by the committee to 'neaiv organ. Children and adult*, begin coat, about size 10, *5. On* pair MOVING TO fashioned by ear method. Ward In quiet home near Center Gen age. suburban. Carlton W Hutch- 85 E. CENTER RT. 1949 CHEVROLET four door, Radio free eatimatea. Modem Floor Pol II am. 8PECIAI.,—Top soil, loam—83 cubic posite' Spruce. Call Ml 9-7177. David Dougan of 9 Main St. Mass., where easy transfers are ly double the preabnt memterahip ner* only. Ml 9-4878. lined white drapes, 88. MI 9-8891 WEST COAST Krause. MI 3-5336. tleman only. MI 8-8531. Ina. M l'*•5132. DobaonvlUe, 1.4 the new deputy and heater. Good running condt- ishing Compahy.' Ml 9-0988 and ------1------yard. Portland cement—81.50 per after 6. .x^ANCMESTER MANCHE.STER made to Boston bound buses. of 166. This will be the first mem- Men. 810" Call Ml 9-8918. MI 8-0068 CUSTOMER CAN'T USE IT (’OMMERClAL bualneaa or office chief of Vernon Fire Co. 2. Dougan bag. Driveway sealer—81.80 per SO I WANT A REUABLE I HAttE 75 trumpets and 85 clari spare tor rent Up to 8800 square 318,800 - LARGE three bedrooin The transport firm is eliminat berahip drive since the reorganlza-' VENETIAN blinda. three' double, 80 West'Middle Turnpike Xn 8-2453 MI 9-6798 succeeds the lata Frank A. An ing its dally stop in the center of Uoji of the Chamber two years 1949 CHEVROLET platform truck, Bonds— Stocks MortgaKcs 31 CAREER OPPORTl'NITY gal. Fresh cold mix, asphalt — TRUSTWORTHY PERSON nets that 1 rented to a school sys feet Will aub-dlvtde. Main St lx>- ranch, attached garage, elumtnum *1.70 per *0 lb. bag. Clear dry two single. Overstuffed chair. Apartments— Hats— j itorma. fuU cellar Beautiful lot. drews. who served as deputy chief Rockville beesuae of a lack of pae- motor overhauled, new radiator. LIGHT TRUCKING and lardarap- WHO'S GOING tem for three months. These al cated near Canter Plenty ol park Life Insurance and management sand—90c per 80 lb. bag, 80c per Persian lamb jacket. Miaceilane- Tenements 63 Near bits. Carlton W. Hutchins, six ix)om Cape Cod, cellar with MANCHESTER until his death Sept. 28. senger fares, according lo Stewrart Survey Fund at $140 »tarter. front tire*. ReaaonaW*. Ing. Reasonable. Ml 8-0430. I/)W COST fliianrlng. A Denny per HOUSEKEEPING most new Instruments aie being ing Phone Ml 9-8329 -jt MT 8-7444 t 45 lb. bag. Hot mix aaphall - tar j ou*. 40 Autumn, MI 9-7744. "Ml 9-5182 hatchway, combination , storm Dougan has been a meiiiher of Gordon, of Boston, general pas*en- The survey fund of the Com Ml 9-1858, month ft each dollar you borrow. with one of the world's largest TO TAKE OVER sold at a great saving. Take "Our Six room ranch, beautiful condi the department for 10 yeara and mixes—rruahed stone. w ashed \ FOUR-ROOM Apartment, -econd THREE ROOM efflee, ground aaah, oil furnace, copper plumbing. ger agent. munity Oouncll for Senii i-j Clti- FIRE WAITS for no one. Get ”Our Mortgage loan* to stretch your companies. Age 38-4.8. College, BOY'S TWEED ovehcoat, zip lin UNPAID BALANCE pick. Ward Krause. Ml S-63S6. I (X X V n n -N E W tut rpom CoWkUal, Lovelv yard with forest tree*, aa- tion. wall to wall carpet in living served as captain for the pa.st four 19M FORD convertible, heatsr attic, cellar, yard cleaned For aand. gravel, tin, Nuaadorf As floor, hot water, no furnace adult level Main Street near Center: | However, the bus company ia sens has reached 1140.' Martin Income It * easier to carry debt* teaching or sale* background two ing, two aport jackets, size 12 to Monthly Payments $17,900. Being built by Joseph ■essed at *6940. Will sell for room and dining room, lemi-air- years. radio. hydramaMc, 1984 Ford cui quick servlc* call MI 8-n420. tea- If you pm them all In on* basket. phalt Plant, 5*7 North Main St. $22 22 family Mi 3-4751 , Plenty of parking. Phone Ml I con.sidering a suggestion ma(M In Fagan, treasurer, announced to year training period, all henefita Ml 8-2427. 14. Kelvlnator electric stove, ------9-5228. Ml 3-7444. Roeetto on Broad Street, near *14,300. Act at once for this home. condltloned nice grounds. Chtl(^ren The Fire District commla-sioners day. tomllne, heater, radio. No down •onable. Dial CH 8 **97 and ask Frank S ROOMS NEW FURNITURE WearinK Apparel— Furs 57 Call Mr. Carlson, MI 9-3954., letter it received from the payment*, balance 20 month* ■lightly used. Call MJ 9-9912. Waddell School. 114 batha. built-in have no street* to cross for achool. have prepared a memorial tribute Rurke or Mr* Carter how tf do II. and penalon. Rase Income "lua AND APPLI^CES ROCKVILLE - 314 room apart-1 stovr and-oven. Completely (and Priced for quick aale. to Andrews and have Included it Rockville Chamber of Commerce Most of the returns are from Coi* Motor*. MI 9-09*0 Connectlcni Mortgage Exchange. BRIDE8M '.ID. Wedding gown ment. Located on busline and near “ '•y'rir. 99 Summer St. Idea] for thal a slop be made at the Ver individuals - and Fagan expect* commiaalona and bonuses should GOI,E BAG and club*. Ml 9-7*47. BREAKING UP home. Pieces of HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE 8 grocery or package. Call MI scaped. Amosite drive. Delivery i GLENN ROBERTS in the the lire district'* records. FI.GOR SANDING and refiniahing 18 I-ewla St . Hartford MONTHS complete with hoop and veil. Like shopping center. Includes heat, Six room Cape, two unfinished, non Shopping Center. TYtla winiid that the total /ill be aubstantlally 1984 RAMBLER Nash 8, Country pay *7.800-310,900 first year Phone furniture, appliances, also rar. 9-1880 or inquire upstairs o' store In 41 days. R F Dlmock St Co Copies of the tribute have been 0*11 Ml 9-8919 I.eavlng town. Phone MI S-8769, I sold this to a young couple 8 new, reMonable price. MI 9-9984. hot water and electricity Rental AGENCY, MI 4-0510 In A-1 Condition. Acceaaible to be only a short swing oft Rt. 18 higher when returns from organ- , Club, automatic drive. radio, Mr Mcl-ean at Wllllmanllc, HA after 8 p.m. Realtors, Ml 9-8245, Barbara sent to Andrews' widow, and to the BOY'S TOPCOAT, tan sport MI 3-7181, months ago, but they are not get- BOY’S /TWEED topcoat with zip $69. fdekl for couple. Write Box Woods, Ml 9-7703 Robert W Ag J- Realtors and Insurer* achoola and ahopping. Reasonably diatrlct'a three flrehonses. on which the Hartford-Worcester i'satlons and industry are in. healer, white wall*, low mileage, Business Opportunities 32 3-0*27, from 9 8 for appointment. Ing married. J, Herald. priced. ImmeJlate, occupancy 10% The Council la aeekir.g funds to excellent condition. Ml 9-9878, Household Services jacket, tan bomber Jacket, size per lining. Size .18. Ire skates, .STORE ON Main St., approximate new - Ml 3-8878, Joseph-R. Ash 11 Kelly Road, South Windsor Fire Hlatlons Open Houae buses travel. GARAGE DOORS 8 ft wide, 7% It. BLOND BEDROOM ' FHA mortgage available. Vincent Choate, (Chamber exec cover the expenie of Buppllea In MAN WHO IS liitercatcd In a 14. Man * tan sport Jacket, size 40. boyj*,. sire 8. Reasonable. MI ly 700 SO feet. See Mr. Clark, 709 ford. Ml 9-8818, Or Rooert D Mur Meanwhile. Rockville Fire' De 1988 CHEVROt.ET convertible, Offered 13A high. All ateel attachments. Cail LIVING ROOM SUITE ATTRACTIVE three room apart M a l n ^ MI 3-2088, dock. Ml 8-8473 utive secretary, has. received a conducting a aurvey among older career In aale*. with some *«les Brownie outfit, 9xt0'i rug, child's MI 9-8234. *-4488. , OWNER SAYS must aell. Price be Duplex 6-8. Two-car garage. partment will hold open house at hilly equipped Take over pay- m e n —PAR1NTIME rocker, excellent condition. Rea 8-PC. pm E T T E SET 1 ment, Vernon, exclusive neighbor low purchase price. Now vacant. Us three fire stations tonight, to letter fromjGordon In reply to the people on' their needs. The sur RADIO REPAIRS on any m ake- background. We have a n»w build "Westlnghouae*’ Elec. Ref. hood, modem convenienoe.- Ref IN VERNON on Mancheater Line, Priced for quick sale. vey will be undertaken soon' un mejita. PT 2-7917 between 8:»n *nd ing product thal la aold direct to Earn Up To $6 Per Hour sonable. MI 9-803*. PHILCO RADIO and combination Excellent reaidential section. morrow and Saturday nights, in suggestion saying Trallwaya -wel 8:80. ______all amplifier* and phonograph* "Caloric” Combination Range Wanted^To Buy 58 erences required. Ml 9-2837 Houses for Rent 65 8>/4 room ranch, radiant h*-,at, car-j Large 5'j room ranch, fireplace, comes the Chamber's Idea and will der the direction o. the Depart ano changer*. Over 47 year* total home ownera. no competition In record player. Model A tractor, observance of F'lre Prevention For several month* we've boon "Ma.vtag" Washer port. Price *13.700. Call owner,' tile bath, attached garage, ame- B & D REALTY ASSN., INC. Week, Chief John F. Ashe an consider it. ment of Rural Sociology ot th* 1988 FORD V8 2-door club coupe, experience 90 daye guarantee m our line. Hlgheat commlaslon paid 19.80 Packard convertible, wire ")Emerson" Television Set FURNISHED four room running the following ad: HOT AIR furnace. Good condition. wheels, cedar chest, small pot WANTED TO BUY MANCHESTER . (8 miles), Beauti- MI 3-1828. slte driveway. Many extras. See nounced today. Mandel Lurie, manager of Ar Unlvereltjt of Connecticut ' Fordomatle, white wall*, radio, all work Potterton'e while you learn. For Interview/ Call Ml 3.S498. "Hoover” Vacuum Good used resaleable furniture, ment. two bedrooms, apply In peraon (no phone calla). • burner heating stove. Two new ful new 5-4. room ranch, storm .MANCHESTER Seven and buv today. Eacott Agency. Mi 9-8075 da.vs Residenia are Invited to Inspect thur Drug Store In Rockville, lo . Thf monthly iha«t1ng,.of the heat*r, recent "paint, new seat "WILBERT’S” Also Included SeaJV Innersprlng also small upHght and *pin*t nished. 'Available windows, basement garage, fire d ic k I weatherstrip " Com Mr, Labbee, a( Great Eaalern 580x18 tires, two small air com room ran bling Cape. I..argfe rear' MI 9-7683. Jll O-SB-IO evenings the stations and equipment, and cal agent for Trallwaya, said to Council ^will be held Oct. ..14 -at I cover* ajid motor job. Take over Mattress and Box^ Spring, "Alex ptano* 9-6808. place. children accepted. *125. Ml panv, door* and window*, ciiaiom Conalrucllon Companv, 8.^ Oak "National Indiialrlal Dialrlhutors WHITE .SINK also white set tub. pressors. MI 9-2052. patio and attached garage become acquainted with the func day one bus gries through Rock p^m. In- the high achbol guidanca payment* Will consider up to 1981 ander Sm ith"' Rugs, Lamps, 3-1697. SMALL FURNISHED or unfur room.. At that time a reportywill e»r In trade Call TR 8 2444 after work guaranteed. Call Ml 9-18*3 St, Manchesler Hours 9;.10 to II will afford you a terrific opportun MI 9-3404. TSbles, K tt^en Cabinet, inlaid and THREE CLEAN rooms, fumi.shed Paneled dining room, recreation MANCHESTER—Four tmms. ga tions of the (leparlnient. Aslie said. ville every morning, bound for Watkins Used Furniture nished house, modern, new. hot rage, breezeway, heated sunporch be made, on the fund appeal -and t p.m. after * p m. am ity lo opciate a PART-TIME, high a lew other articles. - first floor apartment, rieat and all ATTRACTIVE four room house. room, two bath*. Class A neigh All children accompanied by an Worcester, but that it will -cease ly prnfcaalonal floor waxing and Diamonds— Watrh Exchan{fe borhood, *20.000. R. F. Dlmock k water oil heat, tile bath, artesian quiet street. P. V, Tongren. Brok adult will be given a Junjor Fire Oct. 26. No other Interstate buses plana will be developed fOft the BB!,MONT Rug Cleaning Com- OLD ■ GUNS, swords, stamps, sea Free alorage until wanted. Free utilities included. For couple. Call two bedrooms completely fur 1987 RETRACTABLE white hard rug ahampooing aervlce bualneak, shell collection, ox yoke. old Jewelry 48 15 Oak Street Oo., Realtors, Ml 9-5245, Barbara well, full cellar, insulated. Lak.e er, MI 3-6321. Marshal ring. pass through Rockyllle, h* said, survey which will' cover'hetieing, p*ny--Fol those who care about Help Wnnted— F’emsfe .‘l.'i delivery. Free setup by our own MI 9-9808. nished, electric hot water, hot air Williams Shores, Pine St., between top Ford. Power steering, power In your area. We will train you, books, powder horn and flask, reliable men. fu'mace. First Bolton I/ake. Im Woods, M' 9-7702, Robert ' W Ag- Ashe congratulated residents on noting that the Oreyhound Bus enuptoyment utatu* and health'- and ihelr nig»—phone Ml 8-0012. supply you with work and equip LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler, .re Rt. 6A Columbia and 207 lebanon. NEAR WASHINGTON reereattoft n eed s'of'old ef 1 ^ p l* brake*. Fordomatle. nine tube SALES PERSON I.ingerle .Sale* amunitlon, high wheel bike, Phone for appointment FOR RENT—Four room tenement mediate occupancy. Call Ml new. Ml 3-8878. ; Joseph N Ash the "splendid record made in keep Co. eliminated Its service In the radio. Excellent condition through Free pickup and delh-ery Free ment. Car necessary." Why not pairs, adjusts watenea expertly. CUB SCOUT uniform, size lO or 12. ford. MI 9-6818 or Robert D. Mur Will rent for winter or onger In the'community. •■tlmate* given.. pci-aon. Snorlswcar .Scnlnv clerks. broom-maker's bench, player SAMUEL ALBERT, HARTFORD MI 3-8920. with garage, near Shopping Cen 9-9439. SCHOOL ing the city free from fire during city several year* ago. - out Beat offer buy* the rar Call Join the growing Hat of hundred* piano rolls and hundreds of other Reasonable pDcee. Open daily. ter, bua line and schools. Inquire dock, Ml 8-8472. period Or will aell and take back *Meet the 'OamlldatM*'’ Tlioroughly experienced Excel CH 7-0388 any time up to * p.m. first mortgage. Owner Eacott, the past year " Choate told rytorteri today MI 9-2878 from 8-9 p.m. of men associated with our com antiques, Saturday only. October Thuraday eveninga. 139 Spruce 5>4 ROOM duplex, oil heat, oen- The chief ala? warned realdenls Candidates for. liie State. Leg WEAVING of bum*, moth holes lent ssisi'V Apply Tweed’s, 77.1 Street Ml 9-4887. See It Day Or Night 143 Main St. Manchester, m 9-7683. Full two-story home. Three large that the Vernon stop might be pany, who are now enjoying extra 11. * lo 8. 70 Mill's St., Manches ----- i trally located. Available No- jm- ( m i —Bolton—Beautiful tout room to be on guard against fires start islature, (till be preaenUns- Uteir 1988 MERCURY Montclair con and tom clothing, hoaiery runs, Main SI , 'Town. If you have no means of trans ranch U4 yekra old. 84 acre lot rooms with bath down and three made a regular one on every run haitdbaga repaired. Upper re Income and added aeriirlty. ter MI S-5717. portation, I’ll *end my auto for FOUR ROOM tenement, *6.5 also ber 'i. Adults only. *75 month. large room* with bath'bn. Two-car ing in healing sysfluos or from and could replace the stop'In’Man- views to,, the press *nd. public at vertlble, radio and heater, whit*- Fuel and Feed 49-A three room tenement, *40. Blasell with apple orchard. Paneled fire VERY ATTRACTIVE 8 bedroom placement, umbrellaa repaired, RKCKPTIONI.ST you. No obligation. References preferred. Write Box garage, quiet street. Brice $15,500. overloaded circuits. He- suggests chester as well as In ^ Rockville. th* Three j's Reatauront In Bol ■wall tire*. Mercomallc, power CALL DAn,Y 10 A M. TO 9 P.M. 8t. Ml 9-8229, to 5 p.m. F, Herald. place wall, biuement largk ooreh ranch, complete recreation room men'* ahlrt colli ra reveraad and BEverly 5-79*5 FOR 8AI.E—Phllco automatic elec SEASONED—^Hardwood for fum- A—L—R—E—R—T—’S P. V. TONGREN Reaidential Zone AA, choice lot that a fire exUnguislier be placed This would ’ provide UnproVed ton tonight, iollowing a dinner at windows, two tone paint. Tnquir* tric range, Morganton mahogany *14,000. F.A. or V.A. R. F. with bar. garage, 106’ frontage, 6:30 p.m. replaced. Marlow's Uttl* Mend STKNOCItAPHEPs naces, fireplacea, stoves, *20 cord, 43-45 ALLYN ST . HARTFORD REAL ESTATE BROKER trees. high elevation, many 100x200. all utilities. ^ ,ln each home and tlial all unncces- service to both areas, Choate said. at 48*H Main St. after * p m,, corner cupboard. Kitchen exhaust *10.50 half cord. Edward Yeo PARK (CHESTNUT Apartmenta — I ROCKVILLE — November 1 — .DlipOch k Co., Realtors. Mi 0-5245, directly Kcroa* from Friendly toe Ing Shop. FI-ORIDA JOBS, all kinds, entire Open Mon., Thru Frl, until 8 p.m. Only a few left. One and two bed-1 Ranch, three bedrooms. Walk to Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7T02 Robert extras, only'$16,900 Carlton W. ■«* A iV i'i Txrr- cititrntr li sary cofnhustlhte material b ' dls- He also made this suggestion to The Jaycees, sponsoring ' the fan. All In excellent condition. mans, P’ 2-8002. “ Anything In Real Estate!“ "Meet the Candidates” m ^ t , urge Cream Parlor All Stair Bnirfil.a stale, bundled* listed. Write Fast- Sat. 6 p.m. rooms. Range, refrigerator and j public and parochial achoola. bua W Agnew. MI 8-6878, Joseph N. Hutchlnz, MI 9-6I82; MADELINE SMITH, Reftllor ,,0,;^ of. Gordon. He noted that passengers FURNITURE REPAIRING An way Service, Daytona Beach, Fla. Phone MI 3-8044. I .Meeting those w'ho have not made 'dinner tlquea restored Furniture Repair SEASONED hardwood and slabs Free Transportation to our Main Venetian blinda furnished Choice and stores. *125 monthly. Call TR Ashford. ML 9-8818, or Robert l^- ,;MI 9-1642 would reaeh the Vernon circle from 1985 CHEVROLET two door aland- ItlANCIlK-STER OPENING Store In Waterbury, Connecticut's Ml 3-4321 of color selections. Free parking, j 5.2547. Murdock, Ml 3-8472. MANCHESTER— Something ape I The VF'W will hold a special either Manchesler or Rockville by reservations to attend thef'talk* 9-084* Servtce. Talcottvllle Ml 8-7449 GENERAI, ELECTRIC dryer, din for 'Stove, furnaces, fireplaces, afterward at 7:30 p.m. ard ahlfl, V*. »*n0. Ml aawed to order, delivered, 117 a Largest Fumjture Store Janitor service. Rental Agents, clal, eye-catching, white andjRoLTON — Beautiful four room .meeting Monday al 8 p.m. in OAK using the Oonnecticut Co. buses. after 5 pm. Situations Wanted— ing room set. Good condition. Call ame-1 Hall. Harold MclAOiighlln said the Republican . cendldate* .,, are Fl„AT FINISH Holland window Female Ml 9-8063 between 9 a.m.-2:30 cord, 2 cords for *33. Tel. Wll- Samuel M. Lavltt Agency. Real (iV l—MANCHESTER - Six room green ranch, overhang riwf. vertl-' ranch. Breezeway, garage Leal Chance for >’oter« ehadea, made to maaaure- All Appl.v llmantic, HA 3-1487 alter * p.m. tors. Phone MI S-06T6 or TP 6-6534. Cape Juat off East Center Street cal wood siding. Three bedrooms 1 site drive, aluminum windows, meeting is an important one and Jr me* E. Vandepyoert' And Ar 1982 FORD Cuatomllne coupe, new pm . Suburban For Rciit 66 Any Rockville of Vernon resi thur M. Bateiiian, an incumbent. Une*. low mileage. Fordomatle, metal Venetian blinds at a new Beautlfiii yard, amealte drive, or two and formal dining room, | Well landscaped. Ml 9-0016. 1 urged all member* to attend. dent wishing to vote in the Nd'’. 4 baseniant, flr^laoe . A real nice GOP Cajididates Koniin Democrats are Atty. Harry /ism. radio and heater. Call Ml 8-0440, low price Key* made whit* you rONNECTirUT .STATE BOOKKEEPER- CRIB *15. Speed Queen table Iron- Garden—Farm—Dairy RO(3 The first■t Jall'^meetinf of the burgs, ice cream and aoda ail day auditorium e(,.tb* Waddall School Don H Forget Your Auction Bu^ks-Chamher ^ic Auction Next Friday Women^JnAfiowshlp of tjie Second Verplanck Fair long. Models Selected at ■ p.m. jrAlAiiona ahown will be w i "'S'l'cr Abimri'owii Con*«i^tlonal Church will be held Attraction* . will incldda two mechanical ridea, a fin truck ride by Corel duuala and fur atytea by Atfinday in Fellowship hall, sUrt- Slated Saturday For J^yle Show BlUnm Lavin. • Th« Zlp«er Club will hold » _ ing with a poUuck at 6;3Q. After and a pimy and baaket rid*. There ATarage Daily Net Pren Rub bade party for member* and-^eir will aleo be game* of aklll, a clown .Modela will be Mra. Santo Leone, M Tbe lA^eathifr the supper, various card game* > family fair will bb held Sat Hitt. Vincent U Diana, Mrs. John MONEYORDF.RS Far tiM Weak Bndt4 Feraeaat of O. K Weather Bmtmal friend* Saturday eveplng at 8 and scrabble will played. Those at and a puppet ahow, and A1 Pran- Arrangement* have been com o’clock; , urday by -th* Verplanck PTA. dino of Eaat Ijartford and Hia two pleted for the faahion aNow to. be LaBelle, Mrs. William Stanger, Oct, 4tb, MS8 - tending are asked to bring cards. Mias Marjorie Foley, Mrs. Eugene Pmybtlhwhlhyv$fW ' Cleady, ahewer* teaight, tara The fair will be held from 11 dogs, Whip and Choya, will per held in conjunction with tha ’dea- form In the afternoon. Kelly, Mia* Nancy Ann Maori, Mra. Itaj. W dter Lamie will conduct The Catholic Graduates Club of a.m. to 4 p.m. at the achool sert card party of the LadtC* of St. ing eolder late tonlin*t- Low near the .Salvation Army iDpen Air Greater Hartford will sponsor a Beaideii being a fund raialng Robert Boland, Mra. Peter Nak- 12,799 SO. Partly eloiidy, much eoidar froundi. In the event of rain it project, thakfalr is planned aa en Jame* on Oct, 17, report* .Mf*- tenla, Mrs. Philip Dowd, Mrs. Mar PINE nuilMJtCY Blanbar at tba Audit Service tonitht at 7:30 at Birch “Slider Glider'' square dance at Satorday. High In 50*. apd Main Sts. the KofC Home tomorrow night. will be held in the achool. tertainment for all parent* and Anthony Oryk, chairinan. garet- Minor, Mr*. Ssmuel Mai- 664 CENTER ST.—MI 9-M14 B nrasa at C lrealatlen The affair will sta rt with a cock- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Saw*, co- children. Th* affair wilt be held in the tempb and |(ra, Jerome Walsh. Manche»ter——A City of ViUago Charm Joaeph Peter Dyer Jr., aon of tall hour at 8. followed by dancing chairmen of the waya and means Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Peter D>’er. from 9 to 1. Included on the com committee, are being assisted by 45 Falrvlew St., is a freshman at mittee are Joy Flaherty. 64 Alton the following committee chair iB VOL LXXVIIL NO. i (TWKNTY PACKS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1958 (UlnaaiBad Advartlaiag an Pag* 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS Brown University. He is a candi Si , and Peter B. Noonan, 139 W. men: Mrs. Georgette Clavette, date for the bachelor of arts de- Middle Tpke. candied apples; Mrs. Rita David free. son. toys and books; Mrs. Ben The ZIpser Club will hold Its an Rouleau, yyhlte elephant; Mr*. ' k Members of Mary Bushncll nual ladle* night Saturday night. Savva, cake*; Mrs. Ray Dotchin, OF Cheney Auxiliary. Spanish War A chicken dinner will be served at mystery booth; Mrs,-John Boua- Nasser’s Veterans, are reminded of the din fl o'clock and will be followed by fleld, plants and flowers; Mrs. Jean ner Sunday honorinf department dancing rte.aervatlona' may be Kielick. Handicrafts; Mrs, Rose President Ella Lockwood of Nor made with the cliih steward or mary Hodaon, cookies and candy. walk at Sunny Valley Acres. Meri j member* of the committee. Photo The refreshment booth, under the Trouble den. Anyone wlshlnR to attend chainnanahip of Albert Schulze may contact the secretary. Mrs. i Mr. ami Mr*. Harry ft rrotler E n p l a n e d who will be aaaiated b y PTA Gladya Rldolfl. have arrived at their home In St The eng«genient of Miss Rose C. fathera, will sell hot doga, ham- Forecast I Peleraburg, Fla . after spending Ventura to J. Robert Plrlckson is The Story Circle of the South : the summer at Coventry Lake. annoiin :ed by her parents, Mr. and Methodist Church will have a niin- Mrs. Dominick Venturs, 198 Eld- By WARREN ROOEBS JR. mafe sale tomorrow morning at ! Tlie Manchester WCTtI will ridge St. . (AP Near* Analyat) 9 o'clock In Cpopfr hall of the meet 'niesday morning St 10:30 In Her fiance Is the son of Mr. and PRESCRIPTIONS Washington, Oct. 10 ilica wiiei'e it wili b# E. A. JOHNSON plorer Post 126 of the Emanuel pressnies are p',-es*nt," thiderser- tag all the Arab countriee. retary Julian B. Baird arknowl- a prince or minister thought about ; Lutheran Church will hold a paper MANCHESTKR, CONN. CORNED But Naaeer may now be having! B.v F'R.ANK BRUTTO ] II three times before requesting an placed to rest Sunday or Mon PAINT CO. ! drive on'Saturday. Anyone hav- CORN-FED BEEF aecond thought*, not only about | edged. But he said the eeonomv day. HOBBY SHOPPE Ml 9-42.33. Ml 9-4764 *'had strong oounterfnroes whirh Vatu-an Cltv, Oct. 10 i.Ti _ I audience.” <23 Main St„ Tcl. MI 408 CE.N'TEn ST.—.Ml 9-7238 I Ing paper to be picked up may I t Oz. Tin 45c the wisdom of taking over Syria. ■ A hu.ahed .silence, broken by the 1 coni act membera of the troop. but also about leading Pan-Arab- rah a rt as powei-fni d e te n rn ls to Medieval pomp and pageantry I ..that. But J”*'’Plu.s Xlf cotnpleted the tolling of St, Peter’s liells. fell over Sl4e |T or SISLOIN DUiUQUE ism as well. Inflationary price advances." .surrounded Pius XII In the most process, aided by the fact that the a Iremendous throng In the great PRINCE SPAGHETTI Nasser 1* confronted with * dl»- j In a speech prepared Mr the Impre.ssive reremonles of the I.Bteran Pacitti between Ital.v and piazza aa the funeral hearse moved OK READY-TO-EAT ■CRUSHFP enchanted and realive Syria within American Life Convention here. Roman Claholic church. the Vatican had ended the volun- slowlv up Via Della Conciliazlne, ELBOW MACARONI hi* own camp and a atrong new ; Baiid said the economic farts ' are no other Pope ever received lar.v imprisonment of the Pontiff leading to Vatican City. STEAk3^ 9So Arab forte outside it. ! a considerable distance sway fi-nm so man.v people as simply as he which began with the loss of the The dead Pontiff crossed th* The best available Intelligence some of the interpretations wtileh did. papal alates. border of the tiny kingdom of 1 Lh. Pkgs. 39c DAINTIES astimate here on the .Middle East are current in the financial mar- His aiidirnce. like those of his Me received more than 10 mil which he had been sovereign since PORTERHOUSE o rX is an apprehensive one. In the kets." He reported that among predecessor Pins XI, were "a wln^ lion persons ■— rulers and masses, March 2, 1939, s t 4:4,8 p.m. biisine.ssmen "few inflationary (low on the world.” No Pontiff ...... ^...... ^ __ BACK IN STOCK (DAISY H^M) opinion of one highly qualified ex i-lch and poor. There were private Tlie alow, snd procession carried TOP ROUND X pert, almost anj'thlng could hap feai-s are being expressed in word's had ever looked so keenly froiiv Vndtem-es'wUh pageantry, as'when the body from the basilica of St. PILLSBURY pen anywhere - perhaps before the or deedR.” *** Pius \I1 . r^csived Princess RliZrtbeth. John Lateran. the Pope’s See as G month 1* out. *'On the contrary.** he added. The audiences were a <«***>* who was to become England’s Binhop of Rome, where an absolu Pure White Rye STEAKS^ 99e Naaser It faced in Iraq with the Part of Damage in Main Street Fire '‘businessmen appear to he ron- welcome break in more intense quern. There were less formal, and tion service was held. riae of Abdul Kassem, leader of the cerned mainly with ways of Rclivily. His doctor said they special audiences, and The funeral cortege, which 5 ..s,. 59e July 14 revolt which threw out the A fire at 82.'i-829 Main St. last night did Its heaviest damage at tlie Sloan Bros., shoe store. Stock Ing competition successfully in a ^riiwd to ju-eyept inohtony in the great grnc;-al audiences at whicli .started from the Pontiff’s Caste! AS ADVERTISED IN shelves and shoe* were charred by.flames In the stockroom. Damage elsewhere was caused by Popes long hours of work and lunnhle thousands plucked at his Gandolfo summer residence, where Whole ' CHUNKS pro-Weat government of King Fal- hard sell market." * ' " ' ’’ ' PfNEHURST IS OPEN "LIFE” amoke and water. Story on Pag* 6. (Herald Photo by Oflara). Baird told the life insurance of- prayer. Rut the eagerne.,s with sleeve or tried to touch hi., robes he died yesterday, arrived at th* Wheat 5 Lhe. 65c aal and Premier Nuri Said. Pre THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS TILL 9 P.M. mier* Kaaaem I* no Pan-Arab like fl(dals: which he tarried among pilgrims with rosaW beads and crosses, basilica at 3:25 p.m. HALE’S ORf EN GIANT PEAS Naaser, but an Iraqi Nationalist. "lYiflstion 1* not Inevitable' it and tourists in the sometimes Received Thousand* of GI* Hundreds of thousands of people AatheriEcd Cherku < iwhrd Nasser cqnnot dispose of Kassem is not something which we mua' drafty. high-vaulted chambers of He received thousands of GIs were packed in the basilica and Freeh from NnbUro ovrnii. HERSHEY'S RATH Great Big Tender Peas the Vatican .Palace often worked Rome’s liberation. He re- Oreo Rnmlulch it* an American stooge or a tool of sccept with resignation a* part of , in the street* snd piazza adjoining Plenty Of F&rkInK 39c CHOCOLATE BARS BEEF LIVER hls attendants. celved U.S. Senator* and Congress- 1 it. Throughout Italy, millions hior* fonklF* I,g. Fkg. 2 1 c a n . 3 7 c Britain. U.S. Warns I Among the Pontiff'* sorrows rnen Plain or Almond. Q C ^ J M t Q O N Kassem demonstrated his inde «'n(.tlniied on Page Ten) men during those months and listened to or watched the solemn Frojoy Ice Oeam at ! when he first becam* gravely ill urged them to devote themselves ] program or radio and television. F. H. Nit. I Long l.lniid Box of *4 hare. O w C ' is THE FINEST IS TOPS pendence and growing power Vast Cape Canaveral, Fla., Oct. 10 i/P) the Inn price 79c weekend by amaahing a revolt led in January 19S3, and again ailed to aiding people of less fortunate Other thousands had lined the of I , Gsl. While rntntoe* st the VELVEETA I^OOESS — A powerful Jupiter rocket was a yesr later, was that he had lo nations. He received people from by troops following Q>1. Abd\il On New A-Testing blown apart In a blazing display of 18-mlle ro\ite, part of II aIor\ the ; forego what he described a* his bU corners of the earth black Appi'an W-ay, as the procession DAILY DKLiVKIlV OF DOVALETTES Aref, hia chief rival. Aref. a mi.,slle fireworks over the C^pa Jobless Total "encounter" with the people. Two and while: red, yellow and brown, I-” "'""'10 29c CHEESE SPREAD strong supporter of Nasser, has passed. OLD MONK BREAD CLEANSING TISSUE last nlghtv- days befoi-e hi* death he asked, Twice weekly during the IPiYO Th* Pope, ’while allye. had been riill|i« from llollanil. 1 . been agitating for Iraq’s annexa ' Lei*'Ve)fit«. ‘itiv ., J# tm non-mictear wiipons snrt with It was th* third ballistic wea- hslf deliriously, why audiences Holy Year, general audiences were In nhlte, nholc nhent or tion to the UAR. tn the basilica only twice before. raicin . . It'* different. 16 long .teiiiined. 2 Lb. Box 83c ■—The fmirth hnchsifr’ilefonatlon actlon to lessen the danjger of sur-nion in a row to explode shortly Drbps 588,000 ihsd been, suspended. held in St. Peter’s Bssilirs. Some- Boxea 45c JCr40..juui Syria, lying together 'liie first time was In splendor in the curteht lO-shet tcet aeries prise attack. after liftoff In the pact month. ' Plus xn established man.v rec-, times even the world’s biggest to take posaesaion of the basilica Freeh Keehler Wild Bird SWIFT’S FROZEN was fired at Yucca Flat In the "It la not disarmament the Unit- • The Jupiter the usually reli ord*. But the one for which mil-, ------ITALIAN HOT or SWEET (Continued on Page Ten) In Septem ber after hla election as Bishop of Saltine* l.h. 29c Seed Lh*. 59c Mott's Appl*sau«* BROWN^SURVi: Nevada teat Hite desert today. ed States seeks,•’ he said. "The „hip j 500 mile missile which also lions will i-emrmber him in the' ((Vintinued on Pag* Three) Rome snd head of the Roman It was a little fellow, as atomic United States seeks to aasunie the will provide the big punch for the Plnehiiret chnlee grade rna«U make Jii*l IJie line*! oven most H l lilB AppI* Cronb*rry Catholic Church on March 2, 1939. SAUSAGE LINKS Ma*t* gd, and pne of the small role of ,a world gendarme while Army’s moon rocket — was dell- Washington. Oct. 10 i/Pi TTnem- | T h t second time Was on Aug. It It pneclhle-to buy. Remember let the ron.l .tend nnhile er AppI* RaBpb*rry est fired here. tiylng to use Its force in va^ions berately destroyed after it swe;y« ployment dropped by .688,000 in after removing from the oven H'« miirli easier to •lli-e FULLV COOKED 26, during the 19.80 Holy TearT lb Servicemen parts of the world and at the same pfi violently out of control several Septembftr, msrklng what the go.t^- when, garbed aa a simple priest he Oiarlle Merarlhy. o u r me*t mniinger. prmnnall.v eelei-led llie»e j United NaUons, N. Y., Oct. 10 time is trying to convince ns il thousand feet high, ernment called a significant Im- I tender, eholee r o H * l * for .Vntir enling pleneiire. . . 2 Jars 3 5 c pkg. 49c visited the basillra aa a pilgrim. SAUSAGE (ffb~The United States warned to- seeks disarmament." I One huge chunk cra.shed back on prnvement In the job situation. | NAACP Withdraws He walked Into the basilica. On ^lanie Die : day President Eisenhower's pro- The joint monthly report of th* \ S' — I Lodge- v aexpres.sed ■« jsi xiiacsx, L* aci|^*vc regret thatLtsexL theaisa, '- wagthe a- Cape v with**ivii w a * roar: ve rv i , other*# 1,1 debris As today, th* sun blazed hot PINEHURST CHOICE jmsed one-year moratonuin pn nu-l goyjpt Union had i-eiHimed testing | splashed Into the ocean nearby. Commerce snd Labor Department* then. ...<1. injuied and ther# wa* said unemployment declined from lb. T f l X d 9 .flO clear testa will be nullified If the i weapons on the eve of the From the basilica of St. .lohn Rib Oven Roast of Roof /V£W/ F A M IL Y S IZ E can of AA* A.vaaai*vr v.^ continue test-explosions o^l. 31 talks in Geneva on a per- no property damage refioi ted. 4,699.000 in August to 4.111.000 in On Norfolk Schools I.Ateran. after a ceremony of ab 59c ■ after ■ : ; m anent .*iispen.,ion of tests. He Salvage e r ■”'•.■> .»>et-Qir'